Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 37, Number 8, 18 April 1867 — Page 3

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Attorney at Law. II. roi'P, No. 33 Maia Street. U. W. COM3TOCK, Warner Building. ' , . , Batchers. ' " -C. ESSENMACUEK, No. Maia Street. 1)4 Billiard Saloon. O. W. RUSSELL, cor. Main and Fraukliu. Booksellers aat Stationers. JOHNSON. No. a Maia Street. C. II Cigars and Tobacco. II. DRIFMERYEB, North Marion Street. 8. BACBMAN. No. 73 Main Street. FEED. R03T, South Pearl Street. Dry Goods. II. O. ELLIOTT, eor. Main and Pearl. C. WITTENBERG, 75 Main Street. i Draggist. JONATHAN PLfc MilVF.R, cor Maia and Pearl. Eiliag Iloaae. . II. TOLES, No. 92 'ain Street tlroeerie and Provisions. O. W. BARNES CO., No. 31. Main Street. (rand Gift Concert. Foe the benefit of the rloldiers' Home at Kaia-Ma Phillips IW1, Richmond, Ind., Feb. 1st, 1867 H.J. rroprietor. . -1. . Hotles. "., TREM.OXT IIOrSE, Cor. Main and Fifth Strrets, John Elliott, Pro'p. Jewelry. SEIB i ANktENY, No. 35 Main Street. (Successor to C. A. Dickiicsom.) S. F. ESTELL A BRG , No. 78 Main Street. Lamp Store. PAGE No. 90 Mam Street. W.H, Merchant Tailor. SniRE A BRO., No. 74 Main Street. Machine .Shops. J. W. TOE, Portable Saw Mills, and Steam Thread ers. West Main Street. Notion and Fancy Goods. O. P. EMSWILER, No. 49 Main Street. Saddlers' and Harness. IRVIN REED A SON, No. 47 Main Street. Soldiers Claim Agency. R. I. FINNEY, No. 33 Main Street. Stoves, Tinware and Skates. J. POTTS A SON, No. 51 Main Street. T. J. BARGI3, No. 12 Main Street. Stores and Fonadries. PETERSON A KING, Main Street, bet. Front and Washington. Wagon and Carriage Repairing. J. S. HCNT, cor. Main and Washington. WCALC0LUR1NS. RICHMOND, INDIANA: Thursday, April 18th, 1867. Arrivals ana parturf af KICUUO.Nl) POST OFFICE, Feb. 12, 187. MAl.'.S CLOSE. Columbus and East 6 15 a.m. Chicago 4 a.m. Cincinnati.... 7 45 r.a. Davton Way 1 a.m. Indianapolis and Wast 45 a.m. MAILS OPEN. InJianapoIis and West 7 45 a.m. Cincinnati..... .11 S a.m. Darton War 11 ' Chicago.. 7 45 a.m. Columbus and Erst 11 30 a.m. Boston and Vescy JGre.leave Tuesday and I Friday, at U0 do. do arrives same daya at 7 00 r.M. A rba, riaBethel Ao. laawa Monday, Wednesday B'd Fridnv, at 8 00 a.m. do. arr. Monday, 'Wednesday and Friday4 4 00 rj. Winchester, '- v i a . New - Gardes, leaves . Mondav, Weduesdey and Fridav, at.... 8 00 A.M. do. arr. f ucUy, Thursday and Saturday, 4 00 r.a. Hrookvflle via Abiugtoa, Wares Mooday - and Fridav at - Arrives Tnesdsyand Saturday at.. ...... 5 00 e.M. T-Otnce open from 7:30 A. M. to 7 JO r. M. On Sunday, from : to 1M A. M. ED. A. JONES, P.M. tj . . City Election, la May. ' . s ; ; ' ' . . Ws are a ut honied to announce PENONI NE WBY, as a candidate for re-election to the office of Street Commissioner, at the May City Election. Wl sra. aathorised to announce WILLIAM P. WILSON, as a candidate for election to the office of Cite Treasurer, at the May City Election i, - ' We are authorized to announce WILLIAM ZIMMKRMAN. as a candidate for re-eleetion to the office of City Marshal, at the City Election in May next. ! " We are authorised to annonnce Peter P. Kirn as a candidate for re-election ta the office of City Clerk at the May election. We are authorised ta asoeanoe the name of Thomas N- Yoffiw as a Candidate for Mayor, at the City Electioa ia Mar next. , Editor f PaUadimm : You are authorised to aa nouTice the name of Epwaad Bsllis, as a candidat Xur the office of City Clerk, at tie ensuing City Elee-e Tkt l'iiM Relief AaaoeiattM ' Having opened its H"me Cor ophaaa and destitute "children, would respectfully tender its thanks to the aiaay friends who have kitdly assisted aa4 encouragedra ia its arduous undertakins;. Onr thanks are - doe Mr. Thomas Shearon, who donated the first load of wood. Donations of wood and pro vis ions will be acceptable (no matter how small the quantities. The Home will be opsn'to visitors freia I to 4, P, K., every day, Suftday excepted. I H J 1 i . By order of the Association, . .. Ltma C. Xeoaaissoa, Preet. : ' i i l ! t WaateV.StiJ xrs, ergo, have bean reported on tieir Master-out and Pay Rolls, as "Absent without leave, deserted,' and no discharge furnished at .Muster-out of Organisation, can learn something so their advantage, by eelling at K. P. Furor's Claim iAjvncy, 'o. 33 Maio-st-, Richmond Ind. Jw. ' -IS ' " .-- Marioa Street Sabbath School. " The third anniversary ot Am llarioa Street Pabbath School, will be held ia Phillips Hall, em Sabbath afsaraeoa Slat inst, at X o'clock. Addressee are e pacted from Slorer sad A. E. Chamberlain of CiacinnatCi The pa bite are rsspectially invited to attend. WaateeWSoldiers, who have never received their flnal discharge papers, to call at Finnst's Claim Agency, No. S3 Main-st, Richmond, Iod who will hare them discharged ao-i pii I. 3t.

Grand Gtfl Concert.

The Gkakd GiftCoxcskt, to he giveu Lia tbU city for the benefit of the Solik IioxB. will Dositivelv come 1st, 1867. There re enough Tickets sold to make the Drawing, but uot a sufQcient number to realize a handsome sum for The "Home." All those desiring to assist us in raising an amonnt sufQcient to aid that Noble Institution can do so by procuring ticke t, as a per cent, of all money paid in will be deroted to that: purpose. There will not be any Tickets sold'after Apkil 25th, except at this office, (at the Tremont House). Those wishing Tickets should procure them befokb 25th inst., as no reports will be received VTsa 28th inst. I can assure the pub lic that, there will be no postponement whatever, it will positively come off Mat 1st, 1867.4 - t -il - ! -i '- rja - S. J. MILLERPropiietor, Box 232, Richmond, lad. ; April 11, 1867. ; 7:3w To the Union Voters of the City of ,, , Richmond. Fellow-Citizkks: Not having had the pleasure of a personal acquaintance with rainy of you, I take this method to introduce myself. I have resided within this vicinitj- more than eight years. In August 18G2, I enlisted for the period of three years in the 69th Regiment Ind. Vols. The same month in the battle of Richmond, Ky., I was severely wounded and my right leg was amputated, and I am entirely disabled from following the active pursuits of life. I have held the office of Citj' Clerk for about sixteen months, and have en deavored and hope that I have faithfully and satisfactorily discharged the duties of that office and think that my experience will enable me to do bo hereafter. In my present condition, it will be a great favor to receive the office again, and I respectfully and earnestly solicit your sympathy and support in the com ing City Election. PETER P. KIRN. "TATTEnSAIiLS" Register for Saturday, 10, A M. One pair of elegant Black Coach Horses. One Bro. single Horse. One do. 44 Mare. One 'Bruce Buggy, 2d hand.nearl v new. One Rockaway and Harness. Four Silver Hunting Case Watches. One Siver-mounted Revolver. Sale positive. W. H. BENNETT & CO. W. T. Dennis, Auctioneer. Beokb Out and Caught. Four B. B.'s burglars and bond holders, were apprehended in this city, by the police last week, and were lodged in the Hotel de Calaboose for safe keeping. A large supply of Fayette county Bonds bogus jewelry burglars tools one had three revolvers, and the others one each, in their possession. . They had made a raid on the Fayette co., Ind., -Treasurer at Connersville, and had thus become bondholders of our neighboring county to a considerable extent They tried to sell the bonds at Centreville, but failing to make a trade they came over to our city to operate. Sheriff Balleuger, got" on their track and followed them here, but failed to appreheud them, and our police wassetto work, with the above result of their labors." On Sunday morning, the prisoners succeeded in prying off a short piece of scantling over Jthe door of the cellln which they were confined, and crawled out of the hole thus made into the hall of the Hotel. Having two short bladed case knives, they used them to pry back the bolt of the lock, and they then made tracks. Instead of separating, they kept together, and the alarm being given, an exciting race commenced, on the part of the police and citizens. They were overtaken at Strat-ten-'a Lumber Yard on Seventh-st, and brought back to their old quarters, where they remained until noon, when they were conveyed to Connersville, and odged in the jail there. A Rcsawat. On Sunday morning last, ' Charles Dodd, barkeeper of the Avenue House, whilst d riving the Avenue Express Wagon towards the Depot, his horse became frightened on Franklia-st., and jumping to one side, pitched Mr. D. oat bruising and cutting his face and braising his shoulder considerably the fall knocked him senseless , for a short time ; but fortunately no" bones were broken, and he is again attending to business. The horse was caught at the corner of Franklin and Sycamore the wagon receiving some slight damages. The alarm of fire, on. Tuesday, was occasioned from the chimney catching fire la Mr. Sonnickson's house one door west of J. W. Plummer's Drugstore. The Engines were promptly outv TjtTit was "all smote no fire to be put out fortnktoly ' Charley Plammer had -liis wrist bound up, and, from his exertions to discover the where abouts of the fire, he might have hurt it, but we are glad to announce that be didn't.

Retcbxkd. C. A. Dickinson, Esq., atul daughter retomed faoaan Monday last, (rom a visit, to their relatives in Philadelphia baring enjoyed a pleasant trip and an agreeable time whilst here.

If Gosa East. Our young friend N. H. Hutton, has moved his Grocery store to the brick building one door west of Crocker & Co.'s Carriage Shop, on Main, between Sixth and Seventh-sts., where he will be ple&eed to see his old friends and the public generally, who want anything in his line. Beautu tL Scgab. A sample of maple sugar, was brought to the meeting of the Horticultural Society, by Mrs Saxcsl Fktak, on Saturday last for exhibition. We never saw prettier sugar of Southern manufacture than this is. She deposited it with us for safe-keeping, and to show to our farmer friends. After they have seen it, we propose to sacrifice it in memory of the "sweet tooth" we once had. m a a he x ikst of April. iiavinr an nounced our friend J. W. Maczt, as a candidate for J. P., he brought apparent ly, a fine sample of sorghum sugar to pay for it. The-grain was very coarse, and looked as though our friend could exclaim "EruekaT' in its successful manufacture. He pressingly invited us to taste the article which we did liberal ly, and found its sweetness only consisted in its looks. It proved to be the best of coarse snlt colored a bright velloT. We acknowledged the salt, and were forced to admit that we had, for the first time, tasted the first of April. Well sat isfied, John Moseyed from our presence List of Appoint meat a, For the North Indiana Conference, by Bishop Ames, held at Anderson, on the 10th inst; : Indianapolis Dist. J. V. R. Miller, P. E, Indianapolis Roberts and 3 J charge A. S. Kinnan, one to be supplied. Trinity R. 1. Roberts. Lawrence J. C. White. Westfield, O. Havens, one to be supplied. Noblesville, E. F. tlasty. Fishersburft, W. II. Edvrards. Herkinsvilie, F. A. Fisb. Duck Creek, J. R. Rausey. Anderson, J. Hill. Pendleton, J. T. Iddings. FortsTille. W. E. McCartr. Castleton, A. G. McCarter. Greenfield, C. Martindale. Eden.M. Black. T. Bowman, President Indiana Aahbary University, and member Trinity Quarterly Conlerence. Richmond Dist. A Eddy, P. E. Richmond Pearl-st., R. Tobr. Union Chanel, A. Merino. " 3d Street, J. C. R. Layton. W illiamsburjr. L Roberts Centenalle and Cambridge, R S Spellnun. Dnblin and Louisville, E E Reaman. Kniphtstowa, A. J. Meek. Charlstaville, J 8 McCarty. Kew Castle, N Gillam. Middletown, J Harrison, and D D Powell Btountsville, James Johnson. Farmland, Sap. Hagerstown, M S Mutts. Whitewater, W Anderson. Spartensburg, G S Jenkins. O V Lemmon, Conference financial agent. Muneie Dit.-W II. Good, P. E. " - - Muncie, W. S. Birch. . Muocie Circuit, S Rammal. Mariou. F A Sale. Selnia, S II Rhodes. Winchester, II II ilendenhall. Union City, A Greenmaiu, Deerfield, R P Baker. J'ortlan.l, iliilor. Albany, O W Bowers, one to supply. Camden, T Sells. Hartford, J T Pierce. Jonesboro, W II Pierce. New Comers, A M Kerwood. Alexandria, l F Stright, one to be sappliel. Warren; cS T Stont. Montpelier, E E Edmonaon. Peru Dist. H N Barnes, P E. Pern, Main St J Colctsaer. . . 3rd St. F T Simpson. New Waveriy, J C Shackellord, Ijogansport, M M Akin. Mexico, V M Beamer. l'errysburp, A H Dumv, Mia mi, VV K Hoback, one to snpply. iiinooln, A J LeweHea. . Kokomo, W H KtMler. Alton, W Peck, . . Tipton, J E Erwin, " Cicero, to be supplied, i , Boxley, A R Newton, Normands,J LMillier, , Jerome, L J TenipUn, , L Xenia, J Leonard, Lafontain, S J McEIve, scpalied. Fort Wavne Dist. L M Alaoson. P B, Fort ayne, Berrv-st N H PbilUpa, Wayne-st W F ilemmenwav, " Wayne, 'id charge, supplied New Hi ven, C W Lynch, i a uen, J vireen, J Harlan, J H Slade, Decatur, M D Sbaekelford, i Pleasant M T Peddycord, New Cory don, W Lash, Waterloo and Auburn, D Halt, Leo, I Cooper, Ossian, O 1 Watiios, KendallvUle, V J Vigus, Blufflon.C Disbrow, ' Monmouib, S Bacon, j Jams, J P Mash, I Roanuke, W E Curtis, KilEnaburg, supplied, ? Warsaw Dist. W Wilson, PB, i Warsaw, T Comstock, ' Hatwofxi, A Davis, . Bourbon, C. H Tnumons, Linwood, W Comestock, Akroa, V Wolsert, i North Manchester, A C BarnharV Wabash, SS Campbell, utfr1, - ayimn, Colu.i bia City, R J Smith, Corsse, P S Stephens, Pierce ton, J M Baker, : Wcoater, W T Smith, , , , , Leesborg, J C Medsker, Larwell, E P Church, Paw Paw, C S Shackelford, Huntington, C W Miller, Anooeh, to be supplied, . Goshen Dist. T Stabler, P E, Gosben, O Newton, Osceola, J M Mano, Mishawaka, R H Sparks. St Joseph, H Hill, Elkhart, H J Lacy, Bristol, E S Preston, Middlebnry, J J Cooper, Lima, C P Wright. Tanbnren, J R Oden, La Orange, J H Hutchinson, WolcottvUle, D B Haruaan, Ligoaier, A V' GoneU, New Paris, VT T Barnard, Angola, J W Miller aud AS Gerard. Orland, C Hoever, Albion, to be supplied, "' Comma, J S Sellers. The Northern Indiana Conference, at its late session passed a resolution asking the General Conference for some change which would place Indianapolis all in one conference, but agreeing to leave the question as to which should belong to the decision of the Board of Bishops, without any inflaence from the churches here. A jointure in such a request by the other , three conferences, which will meet ia the fall, will work the change which is so much to be 'desired. Ind. Journal. Remembe the 1st of May.

Council Proceedings." - April 16th, 1867. The petition from fifty residents east of 7th Street and north of Main Street in the city, praying that the Council will take necessary steps to form that part of the city into 5th ward. The Council ordered that the necessary steps should be taken, to submit the question to a vote of the people. The petition of the Committee from the Independent Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1, praying that the building owned by Charles Davis be permitted to remain upon the first alley north of Main, be

tween Franklin and 5th Street, was laid on the table. ? The petition of Nordyke, Marmon fc Co., asking the attention of its order, passed, ordering the grading and bouldering of Short Street, (extending from the north end of Green across to Washington) and praying that it instruct the Street Commissioner to have the order carried into effect, was granted. The petition of John J. Livingston, praying that he be privileged to use wa ter from the cistern on Washington St., opposite Robinson's Machine Works, for the consideration of 82 per week by him paid, was referred to the Committee on Streets. The petition of T. Henry Davis, et al., prayiug that the Council will cause to have graded and graveled the alley running east and west, from 7th to 8th Streets, and between Main and Walnu Streets, wa3 graated. The petition of Charles H. Dulin, et. al., praying to have graded and graveled , uctwec-u clu auu viu oireets, was granted. The petition of the City Clerk, pray ing that he be allowed 825 per month salary, was granted. The petition of sixty residents, praying that the present Chief of Police be removed from office, was referred to the Board of Police. The petition of Charles Estell, praying that he be privileged to erect a wooden shed and kitchen on north half of lot No. 3, laid out by J. Cox, was referred to the Committee on Ordinances. The claim of Andy Johnson for $3, was laid upon the table. The Committee on Public Buildings and Alarket, the Mayor, Street Commissioner and the Clerk each made their reports, which were ordered to be spread on the minutes. The Treasurer made a report, which was referred to the Committee on Ways and Means. The following resolutions was adopt ed : Resolved, That the Street Commission er be directed to request tbe proprietors of business property on Main St, to es tablish hitching posts in front of their respective houses. Wm. P. Wilson was allowed 85 for rent, paid to J. C. Ham. A resolution was adopted appointing Jeremiah Hadley, J. L. Meek and Lewis Baxter, Inspector and Judges of the election for city officers, at No. 2 Engino House, in the first ward, on the 7th day of May, 1867, and David P. Grave?, William II. Hewitt and Andrew J. Bell, Inspector and Judges, at No. 3, Engine Hall, in the 2d ward, and Charles Newman, Wm. Dulin and Samuel W. Lyude, Inspector and Judges, at No. 4, Engine House, in the 3d ward, and Noble Newport, Anton Egli, Francis Pruyn, Inspector and Judges, at south east corner of Main and Fifth Street, in 4th ward. The Mayor, Clerk, Auditor, Treasurer and Councilinen, were each allowed the balance of their respective salary and fees. . The . Council then adjourned until April 22d, 1867. LOOK OUT ! If yon would save 15 per cent, on your Gas Bills, yon must pay them by the 20th inst. Harper's Magazine, for May, was laid upon our Uble by our friend C. H. Johnson, No. 88 Main St. "New Aspects of the American Mind," and "Personal Recollections of the War" seventh paper, are worth reading. He is constantly receiving the latest and best Magazines and weeklies, and our readers are especially directed to go there and supply themselves with not only these works, but Books and Stationery, a complete assortment of which is always on hand. Staixtons. W. H. Bennett, of our city, haa, this season, two very fine and superior Horses the famons "Red Oak' and '-Black Douglass." Stephen Farlow, three miles south of the city haa a fine Horse, f'Shak8peare." Samuel Wieland, of New Paris, Ohio, has two rery fine draft Horses, "Clydesdale" and "Dick Coalier." F. Cappeller, of Cen terrille has also two excellent Horse, "Emperor5 andInrincible." Te hare printed Bills for all the above named Horses, and oar farmers and stock-rais ers are referred to them for particulars. Strange aa it may seem, there is one act of the "Radical Thirty-ninth Congress," which is onirersally approved by the ex-rebels of the South we mean the Bankrupt act. Sine it, passage we have heard less aborrt "that unconstitutional body," and there is reason to believe that, instead of attempting to set tLe act aside, a large proportion of them are preparing to avail themselves of its benefits.

Ixdiaxa Law. In the case tried on Thursday in the Circuit Court, in which a woman was indicted for the larceny of some clothing from another woman, and acquitted, a singular anomaly in the laws of the State, was brought out : Under the old law a married woman could hold no property in her own right ; under recent statutes a wife may own all the property she had at the time of her marriage, and all acquired subsequently by, devise or descent, bat does not own the clothes she wears obtained by the joint labor of herself and husband they belong to the husband. In the case we have alluded to, the prisoner was charged in the indictment with stealing from a woman a certain lot or parcel of woman's appareL when she should have been r liarrrtwl with .tu.l;-.. .

O - 7.iaU I1VU1 iuc wvman s husband. The prisoner was acqnitted on this defect in the indictment In the statutes of this State, a married woman may own lands, tenements, and personal properly, except in the clothes she wears'. There is work in Indiana for a woman's rights party. The beautiful shawl, duck of a bonnet, love of a spring wrapper, worn by the wives on Main Cross, don't belong to them ! Fie on't! Madison Courier. Major Sim, who was elected last fall Treasurer of Wayne county, but could not be qualified because he had not been naturalized, was nominated on the 1st, and will be elected in October. The Major is an American citizen now tech- , nically as he has heretofore proven himj self to be, a true type of a brave and ; w IVVltv AAA a Li aiAJllA BtTIl fr!l SSI frl Tl Tl IT T i and self-sacrifice which enables one easi- ' t .i;, ,t,. r ,i , ; -j jv.i.sa i.u, Lfiocuit litm i aaw 1 cal. find Journal. Uen. Burnside was chosen Governor, of Rhode Island, at the recent eleetion; ; au tuo rest of the State ticket and the j members of Congress, together with five sixths of the Legislature were elected. Soldiers, who have lost their discharges, will tea something to their advantage, by calling at R. P. I'm HBT'a Claim Agencv, 33 Main-st., Richmond, Ind. iw. Railroad Election. At the election last Wednesday the following gen tlemen were elected : . Hoagland, of Fort Wayne ; J. TV. Hartwell, Cin cinnati ; Silas Colgrove, Winchester ; A. McKew RidgeTille; Levi James, Mount Pleasant ; jVilliim Deam, Bluffton ; J. W. Oruhbs, J. R. Mendenhall, Lutlier Mering, Irvin Reed and J. H. Mormon, of Rich mond. These are all good, substantial men, and will satisfy everybody, if they can do ths one thing needful, purchase the iron for the road. The best of feeling prevailed, and there was a determination to build the road. We are inclined to the opinion that the cars will be run on this road before the close of 1367. The old Board will continue tor three er four weeks, until the nearly elected members are ready to qnalifr (ind go to work. Tbe next meeting will probably he 1 1 Richmond. Winchester Journal. GO TO PLUMMER'S DRUG STORE FORBURNETT'S FLO RIM EL, PHALONS TIGHT BLOOMING CEBEUS, Woodwork's Persian Lilac, OODWORTH'S GOLDEN LILY, FARINA COLOGNE, FLECIER'S BOUQUET 0? EDEN, AND BURNETT'S COLOGNE, OR AST OTHER Article in the Line of TOILET FERF1 ALSO FOR Celebrated Toilet Soaps, ELDER FLOWER, VEGETABLE AROMATIC, : MHTEY, BATH BALX. er AKT OF THEIR IPound Bar Soap. axao row .All OR CLOTH ORUSHEt, CCXMBS, OR OTHER TOILET ARTICLES. I'LUMMER'S DRUG STORE. - Car. Mala mm 4 Pearl Sra.

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8AVE YOUR MONEY BT BUTTNQ TOCE Carpets and Staple Dry Goods EL C. ELLIOTT & BRO. At Strattan's Corner. WE propose to keep constantly oa hand, he largvst and beat (elected stock of Carpets and Staple Dry Goods, 1 area as Prints, Slaslias, Sheetier, Pillow Casiar, Wiadew Cartaiae, ad Dasaaaks, Mem nasi Boys Wear Ac- fccM Ae Ac, That can be found in this City er any other BMtrkei. Special attention riven to making; ap and pulling down Carpets in the moat satisfactory manner. Tereaty different styles of elegant Brussels and Heavy lagrain Carpets jast received. We guarantee to aeil aa cheap as any boose ia Cincinnati. H. C. ELLIOTT A BRO., Corner west ot Citissns' Bask. April e, 1S57, 0,000 In Dry Goods, Fnrniture, Carpets and G-lassware, AT ATJCTllOIV, EVERT DAY MID EVEIII1I6. M M. LACEY & Oo. Retail Sales at Auction Prices. LECTUEES! Ia compliance with a special reqaest of the citizens of Itichaaoad, HENRY VINCENT, lias consented to deliver three snore Lecture in PHILLIPS HALL, on the evraiiigs of the 17, 18, and 19th of April. 1st Lecture JOUX WYCLIFFE The mat Eng lish Protestant tlie Christian Patriot, and Defend of Intellectual Liberty what s taagbt and what ha Ulil. 2,1 Lecture JOnX MILT0X roet-Divine IUpublicaa the Drodier of his own in, and tha dorr of all time. 3d Lecture The movements I hare taken part in, and the men I hare known. lectures to commence at 7 o'clock. Tickets at Nicholson A Bros, liook Store. Keaerred seats for the course 31 50. Single tickets AU cents. Tickets for reserved seats should be applied for earlr. aprii a, ion. est Public Sale of Lots. WYTE will offer at Public Sale, on the premT V ises, oa Saturday, April 27tb, 1807, ' Thirty of the most beantifnl bnildin; lota to be found in the vicinity ot Richmond, six of those lots contain half an acre each, and the balance nearlv one nuartar of an acre each, with streets and allevs to suit. rersons who want nice Bmldioar Lots esn bo ac commodated. We are determined to sell, and our terms will be easv and accumtnodatiuir- and will be made known on dav of sale. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock P. 11., of said dav. . hAJiUERS LAXCASTE B, ProV. Pox A Dowkll, AgenU. April 11, 1867. T:3t 1867. SPRING. 18G7. EYRE i LANDELL, F0CRTH A ARCH Streets PHILADELPHIA, PaAre Opening for Spring of 1S0T, 3 Cases Select Shades of SILKS. Fashionable PLAIU SILKS. BI3MARK, ths New Color SILK. Best BLACK SILKS, in Town. PLAID INDIA SILKS, Perfect. New .Spring DRESS GOODS. New Style Sj.rinz CHINTZES. UROAND1ES of Newest Stvleal Steel-Otored POPLINS, for Snits. N. B. STAPLE HnBsekeenin GOODS. Fresh Stock CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, aad TWEEDS fot VOL" THS P. S. MERCHANTS in search of and Desir able Goods will find it to their interest to call and examine our f-tnek I April II, 1307. FARMERS! LOOIX HTJIIE! KILL YOUR BATS AND SAVE TOCR GRALV. Hoover's Rat Poison, Is the beat poison sold tor that purpose, by M. B. BALLAHD A CO. lMISGniDED ISEU, Aun the Lair of Caaritr aael Xercr - HOWARD LSSAVS, oa the Errors, Abases snJ Diseases which form tbe basis of tbe Ota vest Maladies in the first sjre of man, and fearfully sap tbe ital powers, with sore means of relief. Seat in sealed letter envelops, free of charge. Address, Dr. i. SKILLIX HOUGHTON. Howard Association. Phil. adelphia. Pa. 47-3mo. A Congb, A Cold, or A Sore Throat. Rsqentes ncaEDiArs aTmrricrjc, ; ajiB saovijt m cnctD. Ir iLLavm to comm, Trritatioas of tke Laafi,APr manent Taroat Disease, T or CoasasaaUaa - tm om m aasex. "- BROWN'O B AVISO A DIRECT ISFLCSXCJl TO T2K TAM.1t GIVB tXMBDIATB EKUU. For Broackitia, Astasaa, CamawrkuC tire aael Throat Dieeasea. raocctan ana can -wm iit , SINGERS AND PUBLIC FAKrpa rUl find Trodtet asaful ia dearins; tha roaaa a ksa takea before Singing or Sneakies;, aad talirriaa- taa rtroat after an nnnanal ezertioa of tha vocal omaa. The rr are retnmeadea aad rrAed by vunaoa, aad nave had teatimoniaia frosa aaisaaat mam rftfi a t traa merit, and bavins; fmtd their eScacr bv a bt . saany years, each year ands tasaa ia aafcaneateb rariooa parts of tbe world, aad tbe -rnlai aia'aV? versally pronnsaced better thaa other TirlsS Oarant aly-Bnosrst smkhii TaweM. J doaottakeaaycf tbe WormU iMUMaataavU ofered. Sold everywhere... : - , Va:iT Tais is tbe season for Con(fhs aad CoUs : thaa souennc "7 joca, or any Aflectioa of the Thnater LoBjrs, anil find Dr.rxictAi's"Melliflaos Coarii Balsam" aa exeeUent remedy ; ia fact, ail his Jsodietaea are wortby the eoafideaee of ear raaaara. 8 Advertiscsient. a i-f

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WHIKKEKS! WHISKERS I : Daroa vaat Waaakera ar aVMMtaahaal Oar Grecian Cosapoaad will force thesa ta frow'ea the smooth aatfaea or chin, er hair oa bald beads, ta Six Weeks. Price, $1.04. .Seat by s&ail aajwhsra, eiosal sealed, a receipt of price. Address, WARMER A CO., Boa US, Brook! ja. a-Ay. Wonderful but True! C MADAME RIMEXGTOJf, the wertd r owned Astrolofijt asd Somnambulistic Oairrojaat, wkfle ia a clairvoyant deUaeataa tha vary featnrea ot the parson yoa are ta aaarrv, and by tha aid af aa iastrasaaat of iataaas power, kacwa aa tbe rsycheeno trope, awaateea to prodaco a perfect aad tife-Uke pictaro of tbe future baabaad or erife af the applicant, with date of marriajre, occupatioa, leading traiU of characWr, Ac. Tiis is no imposition, as testimonials a ttaout number can aaaert. Br statnf place of birth, are. dUpoeitk)B, color of eye aad hair, aad eacluainj- fifty oenu.aod stamped envelope add re said ta yourself, yoo wiU receive the picture by retura mail, teihrr with desired information. Address in confideaoe, Maiu OaaTaCaa RkmixeTox, P. O. Box SSr, Wast Troy, X. T. (I9-6m. Shatts ACc)

TtW PSUIME ffOa) HI sUMMLBUSSO -t " mMaaaaaaaam Vhaaaeia PsalMt raalat baleae rhaUom'a Iiht tale "Nla-ht Ml walaa Ccroa. MBlitit arte 'Nlcht A moat eaqaWte. deUcaas, aad Kr-ra rerraww '! led freta the rare and beaattful ower ttam wtuca it take its aame. kUaafactur-d ealy by PIIALOX dk BOX, Now Toeh. BEWAtl OF CODKTERFKIT. ASK yOU. PHA VOX'S TAKE KO OTBZX Consusnptiaa Cansbla by Or. Bcheack - Jtediciaaa. TOCCRE CONSCMPTIOX.tbe sjatem maat bo prepared ao that the long wOl heal. To accomplish thia, the liver and stomach must first bo cleansed aad an appetite created for good whole ao me food, which. by these medicinea will bo dilated properly, and good healthy blood made J thus building up tha con stitution. sCUEaCK s MAKDEAhE PILLS deans tbe stomach of all bilious or mucous accumalatiotis ; and, by using tbe Sea Weed Tonic ia connection, tbe appetite is restored. SCUEXCK'S PCLMOXIC SVRCP is nutneious as well as medicinal, and, by using tbe three remeJies, all impurities are expelled from tbe system, and good wholesome blood made, which will repel all disease. If patients will take these medicines accordiog to di rections. Consumption very frequently in its Isst stage yields readily to their action. Take toe plifs frequently, to cleanse the liver and stomach. It does not follow that because tbe bowels are not costiro they are not required, for sometime ia diarrhoea they are necessary. The stomach most be kept healthy, and an appetite created to allow the Pulmonic Eyrcp to act on tbe respiratory organ properly and allay any Irritation. Then all that Is required to perform la permanent cure is, to prevent taking cold. Exer cise about tha rooms as much as possible, eat all the richest food fat moat, game, and, ia fact, anything tbe appetite craves i but be particular and masticate welL 2nd w. ea. so. 1 yr AN EFPECTUA LWOR) MEDICINE. BROWJft VERMIFUGE COMFITS, Oa Woax LoriMan. Mach sickness, nadoabtedly. (with children aad adults, attributed to other causes, ia occarionea of worcas. Tha "VKBjtirvtiC CoariTa' although effect aajl ia destroying worms, can do nu possible injury to tbe must delioate child. This 'valuable combination haa been successfully used by physicians, and found to be safe and sure ia eradicating worms, ao hurtful to children. , ' . Children baviac; Worm require immediate attention, aa neglect of the trouble oftoa causes prolonged sickness. Symplons of Worms in Children sre often overlooked. Worms in tbe stomach and bowels causa irritation, which can be removed only by tbe use of a sure remedy. The combination of ingredients used in making- Browa't " Ytrmiffg Comfit," U such a to glre the best possible enact with safety. I CURTIS A BROWX, Proprietors, Sew Tork. Sold a 11 Dialers ia Medicines, at 25 cts. a bo. (C. tyr. . M. T. A Co. 2T-J0. ) ! An experienced Kurse and Female Pbysiciaa, -Presents to th Attention of Mothers her SOOTHING GYRUP For Children Teething, which greatly facilitates the process or teetMcjr by softening the game, redaein all inflammation, will ai'ay all rata aad apssmodio action aad is. . Sore to regulate tbe Bowels. DPd vom H, nsoitiers, it wilt five rest to yunr. RELIEF AX0 HEALTH TO TOCB i5FAMS. Wa have pat op and sold this article for over S years, aad can ear in connnaxca aun tbi th of it what we bare never been able to aay ot id other rr ediclne. Merer has it failed ia a anigle 'nstance to effect a core, wbea timely nsed. Kever did we knew an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who nsed it. On the contrary, all are deliarbted with tin oparations. and speak ia terms of eomasendatioa af its atari cal efteeia and medical virtoea. Ws speak ia thia matter -what wa do know "after 0 years' aperienee ; sod pledr onr repatatioa for fba fatriment of what wa here declare. In a 1 moat every instance where- the ' L7 u5rfnf. 'rom P,in nantio,reliaf will befoandin fifteen or twenty m inn tea aitertfca svorp is admmiatet d. i - . f nil directions for asta will aeeosapaay aaeb bottioo21?,l?'0n,f"tU f-ileof CCETIS YoTk' iB oouide wrapper. ' bold by ail Drngaiat taraawboat tba worid. PRICE. ONLY S3 CE1VTS PH BOTTLE J A CARD TO INVALIDS, A Ciergyawa, whi reaidina ia Sewth America aa a miaskmary, discovered a sale aad simple remedy for the Care of Xervoas Weakness, Early Iecar, Iiaeasea of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have beam already cured by thia aoWe remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted sad nofortsnate, I wiU send tba r-cipefor preparing and using this media, la a seat ed envelope, to any eaewho needs H, We 0Uyv.J Please taeleee post-paid eatvekme, aaasesse yearseif. , ;.a t.::..y -. ... - Adirtm ' - ' JOsEtt r. tjrjtAS.: r cm K" ' Rtittu D. Brsu Bont,'"' -r C, . , Mm tW 6itm Tituni AfT job taat AnuDm-Pr. SrBtcaxjjra, ia reply to aamajiiaj -rrfrrstirBs tor adrice, wJsbea to inform thoae who ate aaVctodT that tbey BuveeawaH bvmaaaM laati ar Ctoaaas Die. , rtmas taa ssa, ainipiaaaa aa auk a fee ef two eollars tacheJ S K H,," great notoriety as aa eaperfcucBd TT- t ilissa. Back ke "P Aaaerica, eapenaBy in -tbe - u , f Cheome CompUiata, af rrroeaer doctors ttavessaaato cfiasaa cure. Thoae sidfcnpic aboaid T-imadialslj ead for a prtatriptkia, by aatrssiag Dr. .i, ltoajca ta, Ciaemaati, Oasw X ; . Z-tri - ConuniMsibaer1 Dale QaMkI IZxtato. TP5SHlwfc''iBa- ' Bwitoia, am BBspaeassasaia tba Tewaee' n'frrt tbe MIowaTKeaJ Estat? tow'ftitof"? WHtll! The terms ares One-tfcM .t' !mmam7' mf vni nu bum ,i n.'.ua . . . - V van haaal J at . i ' oe naiaace ;a and twelve Hie.

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