Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 37, Number 22, 25 July 1867 — Page 4
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RICHMOND, IND., JULY 25th, 1867. The Latest Uecalogue. Thou sbalt have oim God onely ; who , x Would to at the expense if twot -iA-U No grmren images inay bo Worshipped, ure in the currency : 1 36 - - - , Swear not at all ; since for thy curse Thine enem r U none the won : At ehurch on suiiday to attend Will serve to keep ttie world thy Iriend i v - "f Honor thy parents; that is, all From whom advancement may befall : Thou shalt not kill; but need'st thou strive Officiously to keep alive? s "I ' - i- '-' ' 'i Adultery it is not fit " ; Or safe (for woman) to commit : Thou shalt not steal; an empty feat, When't is as lucrative to cheat : Bear not false witness; let the lie . , . Hare time on its own wings -to fly t - - - Thou shalt not covet; but tradition Approves all kinds of competition. - s TUB rBOG. Of all the funniest things that live, ' In woodland, marsh or bog. That creep the ground, or fly the air. The funniest is the frog I The frog tbe scientifiosst v r Of Nature's handi-work," 1 The frog that neither walks or runs. But "goes if with a jerk. ' With pants and coat of bottle-green,' A yellow fancy vest, -. lie plunges into mud and mire , 1; . All in his Sunday's best. ' - " , When he sits down he's Standing up (As Paddy Quia once said : ) ' ' , ; And, for convenience sake, he wears His eyes atop his head. You see him sitting on a log. Above the "vasty deep ; , Ton feel inclined to say " Old chap, Just look before you leap !" . : You raise your cane to hit him on Bis ugly-looking mug, - But ere you get it half way up , s M Adown ho goes 'Ker-ebug.' ft ' - In Detroit the ladies are raising twentj-five thousand dollars by dime subscriptions for a Soldiers' monument. ' Jt - " A Miss Moonej, of Kingston, Canada, was burned last week by the explosion of a coal oil lamp, and died from its effects. Fire others were severely burned. The assignees of an insolvent estate at Newton, Massachusetts, were much disgusted the other day because the court cut down their mod est little bill for services from $20,00) to $8,'000. ":' '"' "" While Robert IL Carton, of Somervillo, Massacbusetts, was being shaved in a barber's shop at Boston on Tuesday, he suddenly jumped from the chair to secure his horse, which was moving, when the razor completely severed his nose from his face. - Mr. Shubai Hatchings, who died recently at Providence, R. I, left legacies to the amount of $35,000, including $10,003 for the education of the colored people of the South. , lie left $5,000 each to the Bible Society, Tract Society and American Board, and $5,000 to his native town of Killing!, Ct. - Stats Fair. Oar Annual Industrial Exhibition is to be held this year at Terre Haute, commencing on the 30ih of September and continuing until the 5th of October. Extensive preparations are being made and it is expected that it will be the best Fiir ever held in the State. The premiums amount to $10,000. People who are blessed with health and LttA K and tArofnaO bKaii11 nnvav ranina ofr fortune, ever ii their pockets are Cramped now and then. Instead of looking up with envy, we should look down with gratitude. For every, dozen who are , better off than you are, there are ten thousand that areworse. The Marietta Register tolls a story of a lady who mistook a paper of coarse blasting powder, which had been "laid upon the shelf," for onion seed," and threw it into the cooking ' stove. Consequence : Ilqr store was in diverse pieces "lying around loose,'' her kitchen window out, and herself luckily a good deal more fright e Bed than injured. : She didn't want anything said ' about it., ' ,:' V'-T i?'' ' ;; Waffles. One quart of milk, 5 eggs, 2 ounces of butter, , Warm the milk sufficiently to melt the butter; when cool, separate the eggs and beat the yolks in the miik, with as much flour as will make it into a thick batter, then salt to taste; lastly, beat the whites until stiff and dry, which stir in, half at a time, very - lightly. Bake in irons. . This method is very good; by it they may be mad within a short time. .," " " The Charleston Mercury aonnouu ces that three young Charlestonians, men of family and culture, sailed on the Bombay for Liverpool, as foremast hands, and adds : "Cheerfully and willingly is acknowledgement made of the noble Carolina spirit 'which these young gentlemen have shown This means, simply, that three . South Carolina young men of good family have . undertaken to earn their living. A thing so unusual calls for the special mention the Murcury gives it. v f.---- ,- : The Californians are talking seriously repurchasing from the Government one of the islands in the late Russian possession, to be used as a penal colony. They are convinced that the present State Prison system is a hnmbug. and ' they are now herding the villains and keeping them under guard. We hope it may be done and thus render our Walrussian possessions of some practical benefit to the nation if it is only to make it a rendezvous for murderers, thieves, pickpockets &c. No honest man could live there anyhow. The public domain now amounts to 1,365,468,000 acres, of which 474106,451 acres are surveyed, leaving 99 1,508,249 acres unsurveyed. taken for military bounty, 1,892, 516 acres under the Homestead act, '94,596 acres went under railway grants, 051,068 acres under the - Agricultural College grant, and there was sold land to the amount of $388,294, The total dis- ' nosed of durinsT the vear is 8 629.312 acre3 : but still ! Uncle Sam is rich enough To give us all a farm. Thkh ahd Now. Some years ago a poor ij . W i.rpcti.m then Iivin? in an other part of this State, shabbily dressed but . . r - k V : n C n r jau. uiuitvi ' t - a bearing on ms iac iuu iinrcas i umicsi uu sobriety, appliea for employment at tne compo sing rooms of ibis paper, but the "cases" all be ins full he iourneyed further. i.v Td-mtyi that lad Hve3 in the hearts of the j in American people, nas won tor nimseii tne proua iitlot America s cnristain statesman, win ap . peaf! before the citizens this evening in aid of unflTerinir -soldiers. ! in the 'person of the Hon. . Schuyler Colfax. Lafayette Journal. .Not Bad A colored witness was examined in a Washington City Conrt to prove the identi ty of a. white man, tne otnei day. District Attorney "Did yon see the man?" , -J?Tes, sir, I seed him 1" m - ; J he white man?! . , "Don't know sitV : ? t 'vDo joa tell me you saw the man, and can't tell whether he was wnite or black r jxaiCfea; sir I seed him; but dan so many . , white fellers callin demselves 'niggers' round ' here. 1 can t tell one from tod er V. ,4.. Witness dismissed explanation satisfactory,
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7 We hold it at once the duty and the interest of - every one who has the wherewithal t to make himself the . owner of some portion of the earth's surfacelarger or smaller according to his means We would incite no one to run into debt, nor, to invest money otherwise instead of paying his debts but we would have every one become a freeholder with the first thousand dollars he can command that does not belong to some one else. This world will grow wiser, better, hap pier, as mankind more generally become owners of. land. We 'do not insist that Investments in land are always profitable that they will pay so large an interest as others may. Xo property .will pay legal interest un less wisely, thrifitly managed. But land is cheaper in ours than in almost any other civilized" country ; and there are millions of acres which can be bought at prices which will, under good management," yield an interest of ten per cent.' Yet the general truth remains that if money, is to be invested with a view to income alone, and no interest, skill, or effort is to be added to it, it may best be loaned on interest or used to buy Government stocks or bonds. Property investments do not, in the average, yield a. net income of five per cent. ! But lands are certain to rise in value. There is not half so much good land yet unoccupied in our country as is generally supposed, and the area is daily diminishing; the immigration is large and steady, aud the population of our country , increasing at the rate of at least One Million per annum. Machinery and laborsaving inventions are steadily increasing the area that a definite amount of labor can cultivate. Grazing is absorbing millions of acres formerly - devoted to Grain and Boots., Millions of acres of rocky, sterile hills now cultivated ought to be laid down to forest forthwith. Ouefourth of the land within a hundred mileV of this City might profitably 'be given up to the growth of timber. -In the. Great West, - the western limit of profitable cultivation has already been approached; so that there is scarcely an average width of a hundred miles of arable soil between the frontier settlements of Arkansas, Kansas and Nebraska, andthe valley of the Sacramento. And, though immense areas of good land remain unimproved this side of the Missouri, they are being rapidly taken up and. put to use. . We. met a farmer in Eastern Illinois, last winter who - took up his land at 81 25 per acre thirty-three years ago, and is now celling merely the timber from it to settlers on the adjacent prairies at 8100 per acre. This is but a sample of what is doing throughout the West. There are millions of acres of timber et to be bought for, 81 to 85 per acre which will sell for 8100 or over per acre within twenty-five years. ; Never before on earth was it so easy for the poor to get land a3 it is in this country to-day. Any young siDgle man : who will do faithful work for fair wages can save in a year enough to pay for at least eighty acres of Public Land; the Government charge for which is but 8100, while it may be bought with Agricultural laud warrants for 850 to 880. And he that is too poor or shiftless to earn this amount may settle upon any Government land subject to private entry and earn a deed by merly staying on it; paying 810 fees to acquire a title to -160 acres. Is not that cheap cuough ? Land is as cheap to day, all things considered, in New York or New England as in Minnesota or Arkansas. We know farmers near this city who bought their , lands at 8100 to 8150 per acre, spent as much more in putting them into condition, and are now clearing 850 to 8100 per annum from so much as they cultivate. The farmer who is rich in children and poor in everything else may wisely migrate to a region where Coi n and Meat are grown far cheaper than among our granite rocks ; but New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, the Carolinas, Texas, &c., abound in lands that a good farmer may buy for less than h is net profit on three years' s k i 1 If u 1, thorough cultivation. And the land itself will be worth far more-" after it has thus paid for itself than before. Let every one pitch his tent where he will East, ; i West, 'North, ' South we . favor no particular location, but recog nize goou in eacu uiiu uxi. ai yuu ureau cold,1 go South; if you enjoy a bracing J ' 1. JX tl 1 C "I 1 North-Western, Minnesota stands ready to accommodate you. We judge her the ' best Wheat State in the Union, and scarcely behind any other for the pro duction of wool. For corn,- pork, Illinois and Iowa are hard to beat. The grape grows in every State, but is more at home in the South, where silk and tea will in 1 time supplant tobacco, and partition the Kingdom of Cotton. Buy where you will; but resolve at once to have "a piece nwhereon to stand," even though you are absorbed in traffic and for the present confined to a city. Set out vour trees if you can dp no more; let the land be deed ed to your wife or child, so as to be safe from the next commercial tornado ; give the use of it, if you can do no better, to some worthy person who needs it; but resolve not to let this year pass without securing a refuge in case of trouble, em ployment when fee or. wages fail, and a haven for age and infirmity by buying land for a home. N. YI Tribune. 265 vessels were lost at sea in April
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C. II. BURCHENAL, ATTORNEY " AT " LAW , JkND Office, over Citizens Bank, entrance on t I sN ,s.iiiMain Street;. J; f (23-tf) RICHMOND, IXD. JOHN C. WIIITRIDGE,! Attorney t Law & Notary, VAUGHAX BUILDING, er the corner of Main and Fifth-sts. entrance on Main-st., Richmond, Indiana. Dr. dtluy; GERMAN PHYSICIAN, -5 OfHeje and Residence, No. 12, Main street, r RICHMOND, IND. ; - 43:4m. L. J. FRANCISCO, M. D. OiBce and Residence South Franklin Street, East side, between Main and TValnut, July IT, 1S84 30 tf ' RICHMOND, Indiasa T. ROSE, Surgeon Dentist, gy ESFECTFTJXIjV reminds his friendsandthe m., public, that he continues the practice of Dental Surgery at the OLD OFFICE on the N. W. corner of Main and Pearl-sts., where he will be pleased to receive all calls for hia professional services. He solicits a share of the public's patronage, and warunts entire satisfaction. ,jaj Teeth Extracted without Pain, by the use of JSitious Uxydeor Lanhing Gas. Kiel mond, Feb. 21,1867. Indiana Patent Agency. W. T. DEWNIS, Agent and Attorney, ate Examiner of Patent United Stater Patent Office, RICHMOND, IND., WILL make Specifications and Drawings, Pros ecute and Defend Infringements in theCnited .States Courts, and willattend to all matters appertainnp to Patents. Patent Deeds, Assignments, and Contracts, carefully drawn and Examinations made. AUff. 31, 1S0D. -41-n. Old Out! H C. ELLIOTT & BROTHER hare sold their stock of CARPETS to JAMES P. McCO vV N, who has their Store Room rented for 90 days, and will offer greater inducements to Cash Buyers during that time than thev can find in any store in the city. II. C. ELLIOTT will open a Kew and Complete CARPET STORE In the same room about the 1st of September. IMPORTANT TO HOUSE KEEPERS S A V E Y O UR MONEY BY BUYING YOUR Jarpetsl and Staple Dry Goods o r EL C ELLIOTT & BRO., At Strattan's Corner. WE propose to. keep constantly on Band, tne . largestand best selected stock of ! ' Carpets and Staple; Dry Goods, : such as . j Prints, , MuslinSf , , Sheetings, Pillow Casiuge, .. t - . Window Curtains, ;" . and Damasks, Men and Boys Wett &c, fcc, &c.j dtc, That can be found in this City or any other market. Special attention given to making up and putting down Carpets in the most satisfactory manner.-! wenty different styles of elegant Brussels ana Heavy ingrain Carpets just received. ' J we guarantee 10 sen as cucup an uuu iu Cincinnati. ' . . -' 11. Ci. i.L,LlVl 1 A BKU., ' Corner west ot Citizens' Bank. April 4, 1367. ; 3?, BROAD GAUGE SHORT LINE! Atlantic & Great Western BROAD-GAUGE ' CINCINNATI, or URBAN A, or 3IANSFIEI.D, or CLEVELAND, or CURRY. , or SALAMANCA TO OR FBOJf - ' BOSTOS, ' J ' - , - PITTSBURGH, , PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, and WASHINGTON CITY akd OSLY ROCTF to J3T The Oil Regions of Pennsylvania ! PASSENGERS who wish a Quick and Comfortable Trip, will appreciate the Smooth and Perfect Track, the Luxurious Day Cars, and tbe Magnificent Sleeping Coaches, the Excellent Dining Halls, with ample time for Meals, and the Prompt Time and sure connections of the ATLANTIC and GT. WESTERN RAILWAY. .... - FARE AS LOW.and TIME AS QUICK As by anv other route. - &-Through TICKETS and BAGGAGE CHECKS ean be obtained at No. 2 33 Broadway, New York; 15 State street and 35 School street, Boston; Depot and Union offices, Cleveland; 66 Clark street, Chicago; in Cincinnati at No. 80 West Fourth street, northeast corner of Broadway and Front streets, 1 15 Vine St., and at new Passenger Depot of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway; in Louisville, at southwest corner of Main and Third streets, and at tbe office! of Connecting Lines. ... "J' . , L. D. RUCKER. Gen. Supt. v W. B. SHATTUU, Gen. Tkt. Agt 15m3 THE GRAVEST VIALADIES OF TOCTa AND SARI. TV MANHOOD. - Howard Association Essays on the Physi ology of the Passions, and tbe Errors, Abases and Diseases peculiar to the first age of man, with Reports on new methods of treatment employed in this Institation. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of charee Address, Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa. ;" (Ch. C. M. P Jt Co. $3,50 ta-Sw.J r,
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Is Published in the Warner Bnildingf on Thursday Uornings, By HOLLOWAT & DAVIS, I Ati2 per Volliimc, PAYABLE IN . ADVANCE. 111 0 Job Jrrmtmg:, We have a new "DAY ' '"" - - .... - ...... . . . ('! JOBBER," and new fonts " of Type of the latest styles, both plain and fancy, and are prepared to do work ,sS neat and expeditiously. Pamphlets, Bills of Lading, Catalogues, t Bill Heads, Constitutions, Show Bills, -' Handbills, Blanks, -: Posters, Cards, Notes, :- Envelopes, Circulars, Checks, Labels, &c. PRICES FOR WORK REASONABLE UNION PATENT AGENCY. D. P. HOLLO WAY & CO. WASHINGTON CIT.Y, D. C, JJ AYE engaged in the business of soliciting rat ents,and prosecuting Patents cases. Business entrused to their care will receive prompt attention. Claims Against the Government. For back pay for Pensions, tc.,ic, will receive per sonal attention. AXjIi information, Inreferenceto PatentLaws,cheerfully given. Cop es of the Laws and Rules and Regulations of the Patent Office, will be sent, gratu, on application. In applying for a Patent the applicant should forward amodel of his invention if susceptible of being Illustrated by a model or if it consists in a chemial compound, samples of the ingredients in their commercial state, and also ia the proposed prepared form, should be sent. Also, as full a description of the invention or discovery, and its advantages should be'given as is practicable,to aid in the proper preparation of tho papers. . . : t . Persons-believing they have made an inventionor a discovery in art or science, and desirous of knowing whether the same has been patented, by transmitting to us a model, or drawing, or a sufficient description to make the invention intelligible, can hare a thorough examination made in the Patent office, and tbe result of said examination forwarded to them for a reasonable compensation. " ' . We will have forwarded to any person who may desire them, a copy of the Patent Terms now in force andtbe Rules and Regulations of tbe Patent office, free ol expense." "Caveats will be prepared on Short notice, by the inventor's giving a brief descriptionof their invention, . with drawings,. , Drawings will be made in artistic style from models furnished by inventors. !-: " ISearcbesof tbe Records of the Patent office in regard to titles in Patents will be made on application. Send full name or names character of tbe invention, and if possible date of Patent. , 1 1 A Copies of all CLAZMS; .n any Patent issued by the Patent Office since 1836, will be furnished on the receipt of $1, the applicant giving the full name of the Patentee, nature of the invention, date of tbe Patent, 1c. Washington City, July 4, 1867. 27tf HORACE WATERS 7 - MUSICAL ESTABLISHMENT No. 481 BROADWAY, NEW YOIlC. , 4fm New Pianos, Sfelodeans, Alexaidre and Cabiaet Orcraas, at Wbolesa.e or .Retail, prices as low as any First-Class Instruments can be purchased. Second Hasd Pianos at great bargains, prices from $60 to 250. - There being some five different makes of Pianos in this large stock, purchasers can be suited as wall here aa elsewhere, and perhaps a little better. , ', ; . 10,000 Sheets of XSnsic, a little , Soiled, at 1 cts. per. Page. One of the Largest Stocks of SB EET MUSIC in the United States, MUSIC BOOKS, and all kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and Musical Merchan dise at the Lowest Kats. - Wi; S -- - HORACE WATERS, 4 ; Aog. 30th 27- . 48X Broadway, N. Yi THE M O NT, H O TJ S E, r70HH7 EtTOTTrojprietor, :M : CORNER OF FIFTH AND MAIN, Mi. Richmond; !nd,hs
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r: A PEALKKS I J , Government ' & other Desirable Securities, - No. 5 Nassau Street, N. TT., . "'""" Recommend to investors the ''' First Mortgage Bonds OF TBB ' ' .1.1 .J lo v.i tci hq Pacific R: R. Co; This Cooididt is eonstructintr under tbe natronam of the . - - , . . . .,.. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, The Western end of the . i i.i C Great National Railway across the : ' Oontinenti " l Their lines will extend from Racrsmento, Califronia, across the Sierra Nevadas to the California State line, traversing the richest and most noouloua sec tion ot California, and thence through the great ; micing regions 01 tne Territories, to the vi- 1 cinity of Salt Lake City. - - J It forms the sole - Western link of the only j route to the Pacific which is adopted by Congress and ' aided by the issue of United States Bonds. ! 4 Their road is already completed, equipped and running for 94 miles from Sacramento to within li miles of the summit of the Sierra, and a large amount of i the work of Grading, Tunnelling, Ac, beyond that : point has been accomplished j. ; ' y-j ; , - ' The First Mortgage Bonds of this Company afford unusual inducements of Safety and Profit to Investors, for the following among other reasons, vis: ' Firtt. The rate of interest is Six per Cent, in . ,. . Gold, payable semi-annually in the City of New ' ' York. " - - - - -,-- Second. ' The Principal is payable in Gold at mat- . ; ; urity. s ; Third. The cost of the Bondd, Ninety-five Per Cent, and accrued interest, is Ten Per Cent. " less than that of the cheapest Six Per Cent. Gold . Bearing Bonds of the Government. . . . : FoiHh. The United States Government pro- ' 'vides nearly half the amount necessary to build the entire road, and looks mainly to a small percentage on the future ' traffic for re-payment. Fifth. Owing to this liberal provision, accompanied .- . with Extensive Grants of Public Lands, by which the Government fosters this great na- i tional enterprise, its success is rendered certain, aud its financial stability is altogether independent of the contingencies which attend ordiuaiy Railroad enterprises. Sixth. The Security of its First Mortgage Bonds ( is therefore ample, and their character for safety and reliability is equalled only by that of the f obligations of the Government itself. ' : Serenth. The net earnings of the completed portion are already largely in excess of the interest obligations which tbe Company.: will incur twice tbe distance, and are steadily increasing, rendering the uninterrupted payment of the luterest absolutely -certain. Eight. - At the present rate of Gold they pay nearly 8 1-3 Per Cent, per annum, on tbe amount invested. The Bonds are issued in denominations of $1,000 with semi-annual Gold Coupons attached, payable in New York, and are offered for the present at 95 per cent, and accrued interest (in cuirency) from Janu-' ary 1st. - - ' 1 . .. . - - ;". - - Orders may be forwarded to us direct, or through tne principal JtsauKs and liankers in all parts of the country. , Remittances may be made in drafts on New York, or in Legal Tender Notes, National Bank Notes, or other funds current in this city, and the Bonds will be forwarded to any address by Express, free of charge. Inquiries for further particulars, by mail or otherwise will receive punctual attention.. FISK & HATCH Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities, No. 5 Nassau Street, N. Y., N. B. AH kinds of Government Securities received at the full . market price in exchange for the above Bonds. . Also. .. . . - All descriptions of Government Securities kept constantly on hand, & Bought Sold, or Exchanged. j"Go!d Coin and D. S. Coupons bouo-ht. sold. and collected. J7Zd- Deposits received on liberal tef ms, subject to check at sight. " Collections made , throughout the country. -JK?Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought and sold at the Stock Exchange ou commission for cash. 53Special attention give to the Exchange of SEVEN -TIIRITY NOTES of all the Series for the New FIVE-TWENTY BONDS of 1865, on the most favorable terms. ' May 30th, 18C7. 1 IE:MIIsGTOlss, FIRE ARMS. Sold by the Trade Generally. Price Reduced. A Liberel ditcount to Dealt ri Upwards of 200,000 of our Arms have been ' furnished the U. S. Government. Armt Revolver, 44-100 in. Caliber, Navy Revolver, 3-100 in. Caliber, Belt Revolver, (Self Cocking.) Navy Caliber, Belt Revolver, Navy Size Caliber, Police Revolver, Navy Siz Caliber, New Pocket Revolver, (with Loading Lever,) Pocket Revolver, (Self Cocking,) . , Repeating 1'istol, (Elliot pt.) No. 32 Cartrdge, RepeatikO PlsTOL,(Elliotpt.) No. 22 Cartridge, Vest Pocket Pistol, No 22,30 Jt 41 Cartridge, Gun Cane, using No. 22, 32 Cartridge, Revolving Rifle, 3S-100 in. Caliber, Breech Loaeiko Rifle, No. 32 Cartridge, -Breech Loading Carbine, U. S. Rifle, ( Steel Barrel,) with Saber Bayonet, C. S. Rifled Musket, Springfield Pattern. E. REMINGTON k SONS, Ilios, New York. j .- - AGENTS. Moore 4 Nichols, New York; Win. Read k Son, Boston; Jos C Grubb Co., Philadelphia: Poullney A Trimble Baltimore; Henry Folsom t Co. New Orleans; B. Kittredge A Co., Cincinnati; Johnson, Spencer fc Co Chicago; L. M. Rumsey A Co. St. Louis; Albert E. Crane, San Francisco; B. ft. S. II. Thompson, Montreal. : 52. luw Eeieiy Jard Confectionery. NORTH FIFTH STREET, ? -Two Doort NorHt. of Treviont Home,') Richmond, Ind. ALL kinds of Cakes, constantly on hands, or made to order; all kinds of Crackers, Cracknells, Fresh Pies, Ac, a large and general assortment of the best Uanihes and t rcits always on hand. - FRESH BREAD, every' Morning; FRESH , YEAST every Day. ,, ; , We are selling everything in our line at the lowes" possible prices lor, uash. fatronage is respectfully solicited. ' ' ' - -'.-": - - - i :'-s iv t IIOERNER A LEAB. April 18, 1307. : . -, 8:3oi , New.:- Stone Shop. THE undersigned, has commenced the bnisnass of Stone-Cutting, on the S. . Corner of Market and Whaahington-sta., (John Petterson's old ataod,) and is prepared to furnish customers, with either Lime Stone or Free-Stone Window Caps; Dayion Lime-stone step. Mills, and String Courses at fair prices for Cash. - lie will, also,- make to order Tomb Stones and Monuments, of the best of Italian or American Marble, as may desired-- :..; , 1 He solicits patronage, and insures satisfaction. ' . U r s,v CHARLES HABERKERN.
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE; 8. W. Cor. Fourth and Race Qta., CINCINNATI, O. ' , i W - v: -i - -W I The Actual Business ..College! The Finest College Rooms," The Largest Corps of Teachers, : "J ; ' The Most Practical Coarse of Stndr, I C Jul: l TUIRTir-TVVO YEARS' SUCCESS! THt FAC CLTY INCLUDES R. M. BARTLETT, - - - - -v- - Presideat. km J. M.tWATTERS, -f - , - Principal. J. R. CARNAHAN, ( formerly Principal of Ohio Mercantile College, ) Ass't Principal. " , W. H. MOORE, Supt. Actual Business Department. J. K. WILDER, Supt. Department of Penmanship. Wit. STRUNK, ) Assistants in Arithmetic, English riti v ti Aitis, ) urammar, composition, torresDondence. 4c. Ac. HON. MILTON SAYLER, Instructor in Commercial Uw and JiCcturer. BURN. PITMAN, Esq., Instructor id Phonography. ? Persons coon ngto the city to enter, may order their Daggage atrectiy to the Othce of the College. The graduates of Bartlett's College-no sabered by tnousanos-rare to be found in every part or the commercial world, receiving from $1,500 to $5,000 per year. Full Course Life Scholarship, $50 Address JAS. M. WAITERS, Principal. Ar T T E E S ? NEW AND ORIGINAL SYSTEM OF Equation of Payments, ; : Averaginff Accounts I and Interest, A BOOK FOR EVERYBODY, a Merchant, Profess ion nt Hun, Bookkeeper. , ; Cleric anastnaent, . . , , . Is now in press and will be for sale after Nov. 10. " Sent postpaid on receipt of $1 00. - V Published at i : tt BARTLETT'S COLLEGE. - The Summer Hat Fashions! fVlHE undersigned has M. just received hisnew SfKfNG, Style of - HATS and CAPS, to which he invites the at'zk tention of all who would indulge in the latest fash ion. Call at the Hat and Cap Store of -- - ' JOHN SUFFRINS. Richmond, Ind., Feb. 20, 1867. . - lOtf NICHOLSON & BE0THEE. . Wholesale and Retail j Stationers & Booksellers : Miain Street. Jl 52tf- ' v ' RICHMOND, IND. RICHARD -F. BARRET. GENERAL LAND AGENT t ! IND LAND VRRANT BROKER, j BROWN&TILLE, NEBRASKA, ' Will attend to paying Taxes for Non-Residents. Personal attention given to making Locations. Lands, Improved and. Unimproved, for Sale on reasonable terms. - - ' 1 REFERENCES: - Hon,: Ricn'n Oolksbt, Gov'r of Illinois. : " t Ltman TarnBULL, U. S. Senator. , j " Richard Tates, - -" ; A. Sanders, Governor of Nebraska. ' T. W. Tiptok, U. S. Senator. " J. L. Carsox, Banker, Brownsville, Neb. '5 KJIWK IE AST ! ! J. B. HTJNNICTJTT, JeweUer, lTTAS removed to 78 Main street, two doors . West JUL ot the rirst National Bank, where be bas fitted up an entirely new establishment. . ; He is now opening a large aud very desirable stock f Watches. Jewelry, Clocks, Fancy Goods, Silver V' are of all varieties, which is as good as the oest and win ce sold eneap as the cheapest. His old friends and customers are invited to call on kim and no pains will be spared to please. - - - . B. HUNNICUTT, , . 78 Main Street. AKRON CARBON OH, v IGNITING POINT 114 to 120 Fabt,'- j SAFE, WHITE AND SATISFACTORY, SOLD AT THB v v;:5" C-i DBPOT DRUG STORE, B4i 5; r . t. . M. B. BALLARD A CO. - Have saved more than 50,000 persons from dskth, for they cure in a single day, Cholera, Dysentery, all ' Summer Complaints, Feverand Ague, and Neural rim. Also, a sure cure tof Coughs and Rheumatism, ill Druggists sell them. - " c ORR1N SKINNER A CO , Proprietors, j f r t , ; s . Springfield, Maas Root's Pkstachini preserves the lilgof tho Hair changes it from grey to its original color in three weeks prevents the hair from falling ia tits best arliele for dressing the hair ever found in the market will surely removedandrufTsnd curea'ldiseasesof the Scalp is delightfully perfumed, cures baldness, and will not a tain the skin is a perfect Restorer and Drsss sing Combined. No other preparatioa for the- hair contains Pestacbio Nut Oil. hold by all Druggists. DEM AS, BARNES At Co., Agents. New York . ORBfN SKINNER & Co., Sole Proprietor,. 15tf - -w jot,!. Springfield, Mass
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Wamated to caw ot Hh wHuni, Kuralaja, Bntmm The Best sad Cheapest Hone as J Cattle 'if v - VaeU thrwUtMU the V-ltnt fUmU and, Cm . mmrmwwif ' r- i - , For the cur of the vnrioos lfl.ll Jloraeaand Cattle are ' fuhlect; MAS) Founder. Dtatomper. H . nt Anuetit. Inward Btraits, i enow - f aterlstulPoll KviL rulchesor Qf-ojus. Man ire. Inflnmmp tion or f am - SrnaFaTfgne from Hart Labors , -K. ' eintme r.fifcniTtCM POWDER ' dne ia tbi cowitry. It Uconit of hertwa.ior it stand prmioeaU.V a tfw kead of lb It U Harm It caTrif oflr.H l.umor V u Immmiiir atifl or fiwn'WiB pur ifie the l.Joce, KOMua clmtlMT wtr mni rtrensthea. every lrt of H bSvTlt i alao a Kits and certain remedy fci c ooaUa and colJa,wlich gonerate SO many fctal Aweme TH Co require to be aopplkJ with aa atandarie of fo.l-not U nk. her ttUi im tot S" bat to keep a regular aecrellon tit inblt. an4 mit wuerofcoawninbdby Kiving 1 S3LOA1TS CONDITION POWDERS twice a week, a large incrMe 1b qnantit r ni qtiiity of milk and ermun. It Carrie off all for. and uni ortiea of the blood. Th effect fs een tl.roogfcou thm The former in beginning to be re if tl:e alnulit properties ot ion " promotinit the condition ot In, elieep r.t.l y-w cnt ing ,t tl. iliaeaaM of nil ho ill-vtictd niUUUi.j mK fifty cent paeltwse of K1oiib' Con ill I Ion - Powder put into a barrel of ewill tor Uu.n m of corn t ttri a lKr. and Is a r' VW tirs of Host Cholera, Blind Staggers, and other t mnsr common among hogs. - :J it -l 7. C4UTION. To protect eurselv And 11; pn1lte from beinK Imposed upon by worthl traltatkns Ihe genuine will bear the Joe ttm.Hi siguUure ol ihc pro. prietora on the wrapper. - . PRICK 25 50 CTS. WK PACKAGE i - 1 i Tar aale by Broggbt and Jlcrrhanta .Teryoh-rre., Suia rroprlewr, tn.cairo, . P. O. Drawer 5S26 For Sale by PLUMMEH A KEI.I.Y. - -... rHirrs. S. BACnMAN, NEW STOCK .. :; Jewelry, Watches; Notions, Crold, Silver and Plated Chains, Breast-Fins, Clocks, lEar-Rings, : ; ".; FINGER RINGS, a large assortment of Plated Ware. Castors. Knives, Forks and Spoons; Musical Instruments. Ac. An assortment of Sheet Music, constantly on atna. . . - it. n. uiuiviu.. ' No. 41, Main-st., Richmond, Ind i Jn.2T iMi. set F O U X i -U O 'CBLSSSAtan Horse anil Cattle Poxiflers. J This preparation, long and favorably known, will tXwronghly reinviaorate broken-down and low-spirited li rac, by trenet'ueal.ig and cleansing do stomach and h.totinea. - It is a sure p-a-vntive of all dieawa incident ta this anlraaT. aoeh aa LUNG FEVB, GLAXUSAS, YELLOW WATER. HEAVES, COITUHS, DISTEMPER, FE VERS, KOUMJKK LOSS OF APPE TITE AND VITAL ENERGY, fee. Ha mm impreves the wist, increases ; tbe appetit a"lve laogia ana gtassy akin and transferase tne aaiacrable skeleton borse. int a fine-looking and spirited To keepers of Cows this pn-nariition Is InraluaMe. It increases .tbe quantity and improves tl.e quality j , ... 01 me nun. it baa i'i ". i S !J - been proven by ac tual experiment to Increas the quantity of milk aud cream twenty per cent, and make the batter firm -and sweet. In fatteningcattle, it (rive then an appetite loosens j4 makes ihem thrirc ineir ntae, ana ( aanch ftuter. . In all diseases of Swine, such as Coughs, Ulcers la. ' tbe Lnnra, Liver', toe., tbia article eta ma a speeiSc By putting from 1 sne asir a paper ' ks at paper in a larnlof swul th akova diseases ' will beeradieatcd
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entirely prevented." If given in time. 9 certain . preventive and eura for the Uog Cholera. . -Mm 25 CeaU pjr Pape-, or 5 Papers for tL ""- lUfAUS IT- - r-S" - . 'i S Ai POTJTZ fjj'-y --'- .-- AT THHB . .'- WHOLES A LB DETG AM) MEDlOK BtPOT. Co. 118 Franklin St., Baltimore, Md, For Bale by Dratrgists and Storekeepers Utroucb at Ue CT<ed States.- v Tor sale VTholesale 'and Retail, at tnanitractuer rtcws,by t.c, J. w. PlaUMMERe - . st. , , Ricbnta nd, India nn.
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