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' ' RXCmSOZTD, XITDXAXTA: j rnuroday, October, j x. ' " ' ' " ? ' 1 ' 77 r rriral ac4 grpartttrw of pU5. "J.vi 3 ' - - RICHMOND POST OFFICE, May 37, 1M7, Columbus and East.., Chicago.... B00x.u w ""jf- AM ! , viocinna 1 1 . 'Dirloi Wit.... .......... 7 oo r.u adianapolisand Weat.... ........ JtfAlIS OPEN. Indianapolis and West ... ........ 4 10 T.U 15 a Ji- Uineinuati.... . Dayton Way.. Chicago........ :ii30Aji 10 oo aji 7 00 AJf Columbus and Erst 5 20 rji Boston and Beecny Mil e,leave Tuesday and v Friday,..... -12 80 -M - ' do. do reives same days at 7 00 r.u , . Arba,via Bethel Ac. leavi-s Monday, Wednes--day a d Fridar, at 8 00 a.m. ' do. arr. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 4 00 r.u. Winchester, -via. New - Garden, leaves Mondar, Wednesday and Friday, at.... 8 00 a.x. do. arr. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 4 00 r.u . BrooJrville ria Abhigton, leaves Monday 1 ad Friday at . ... i... 8 00a.it. Arrives Taeaday and Saturday at...... . . 5 00 r Ji. "Office open from 7:00 a. , to 8:00 r. at. Oo . Saaday,from 9:00 to 10:00 a.x.i ' - ED. A. JONES, P.M. 3 J 1 ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE (OF TRAIRS. 1 Col tkas a4 Iaiiaaapolia Ceatral B. R. OOIMO SAST LIATS. PiM.h.i:iti.u..............'..M 7.50 T.u. " Nig.Epiaa. ........ .. Niffht Express.. ...... 0.25 . u. OOINS WKT LBAV. . ;.. 4.50 A. X. Western Kt fasten Eapraae..,. ...... ,..-.. - .. Dar ExDresa i.. Accommodation.. ,...lt.25 A. X. tJjDNiytoB A Xenia & D. Weotern H. R. TXAINS LBATB. Aaaiva. Day Express. ........ 9 00 a. x. 10.00 a. x. Pittaborg Express ........ 8.00 T. U. 4.45 A. x. Chieaco tc Great Easterx. , , ? f -51- nam uavs. inri. Day Express .t 1 .. ' 0.45 r. x. T.40 a. x. Pituburr Exnress. 8.40 r. x. 8.3U a v r m ' v.au a- , I. - v.i; : i.iav.: . Aaairx. nn . . ' f iui i yoioaco . tt -- Tn Gov.: Morton Cigar for -sale at .Jobx Uaclb's No. JS Main at. '-' ' i ' - Senator Morton has ' returned 1 to Indianapolis, from his Eastern tour 1,k:j. W ei! .'. !: f V..' 4-. ': 4 ! " Gutters on North Franklin have been .'taken no and relaid.- - - 1 ,.- i ' . . .. . , .. . . . ..
" 7Z.Ourf riencl ; Bramagem of theDublin prepaf atiens to build a large school -Times in this' county; has suspended house on the north-west corner of their..th publication Cilia paper.. ,.T., ! Z ot,in a short time. l V ' i -Z I
f Tno r Liberty f Herald, has , again changed its editor C. W. Stivers tak ing the place of G. H. MofTett. 54 ia '! A
- ,. The Latest news from A. J., is that i . - he has i tendered to Hon. ..Robert J. X Walker.ithe, f post; pf Secretary of the is Treasuxyr-!'-;r5?' t-;.
e--- Vcretorf Wells has' ordered" a natal
otacerto oe court maruaiea lor saying that the President ought to be impeachu .... ,ta ';- .... tf-. . ; I ' Ned Thomas," the ever-faithful I vwor.ker at a fire, was on hand, as .usual, thin- morninc He li&s moat ex eerier, t 0. ; - - . i . i i XiiB Statr Fair1 commenced on Hon.'day : last and from every thing We hear reeardintr it, - success is assured. ' .- The , ; entries are unusually large, and the Horses and other Stock are said to be equal if not superior to any exhibited at any former, Indiana Fair. w, j Ajury dog trial took place before the
iiaayor o aay iuursaay me soimai nd two owners the juryf decded that said vdog belonged-to "the plaintiff, and assessed ''one cent" damages on the de- . fend ant who had to pay the cost, '('mnnntlnif Ia .Vinnt S90 ' ' ? I
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.in consequence oi failing neaim, ,s pur, young friend R. ,C. Corbaley, has 'a-retired from the Clerk's Office, to go in-' t.to. some more active employment We '' wish him success in whatever business . he may engage in, and hope bis antici- ' pations of gaining good health by the change may be fully realized. , , " - - , Whiteife Nicholson Brothers. Bookatnre. No. 86 Main -st.. was entered on
xues'tay nignt last, tnrougu me dbck . window by . prying open the abutters and breaking the sash, and 810 in monkey, and about 820 worth of goods jitol en No clue has been discovered as to who were the burglars. :- ' . .. , .'( First Train From tub WKST.-After the lire had been put out, the enterprise ing,go ahead hoes.boys of No. 2's got their carriage on the Rail road bridga,
- and, thumpety barnp, away they came - thundering over, at 2.40 speed; imitating the whistle of the locomotive, many
thought 'twas the western train and it was train of "b'hoya" that are always on time at a fire. r' I The Regular Monthly Meeting of the
r- i, young Men's Christian Association occurs next Monday evening, Oct. 7th., at Union chapel......... The aetion of the Board of Managers relative "to the use of amusements in connection with the Reading Room of g the; Association, ;will; be submitted 1 for approval and made the special subject of debated 3 ktT A full attendance is desired.
Go to No. 73 for j'our Cigars.
DO NOT FAIL TO REGISTER!!!
We would impress tt upon the miod every voter, and especially .of evry Republican, the necessity of seeing that hi name is on the list. You can hate it pat there to-day or to-morrow Saturday being the last day for this duty. Go and see to it. and urge others to do I likewise. J.:, . Accidkkts. On Fridays morning last, a little child of Jacob Tice, of this city, was hooked by a cow the horn, going into the corner of its mouth and tearing Jf I the rhpU out to the lower n&rt of its iaw. " . . . .. r . .. I Dr. Harriman uressea it, ana tue litue 1 ftlln. .n1 tt lllrn a cnMlor it ia Aniner well. ' , 1 T. J. , Ileagey, Esq.,' residing a short distance south from town, got the fore finger on his left hand badly crushed in ' a cider mill, one day, last ; week the coggs taking in the finger and grinding it up to the seccond joint we've seen mashed fingers ; but this is the worst. Zhccitement in Richmond ! ! One hundred and-fifty girls 5 of this cil under: the dir?io 5 :Mr'. Shot" well, will render to the .citizens - next Tuesday evening at Phillip's Hall a rare Musical Treat. The programme consists of many new and beautiful pieces by the class. " German, Scotch,' Opera, and Instrumental Music, by Mr.,Shotwell, who being blind, will read and write by the sense of touch. , r , , , Admission 25 cts. No half price. i ' Doors open at 7 o'clock, exercises to commence at 7: SO'-" ft Ybarly MnBTiNO.'The Yearly Meet ing of Friends, on North. Eighth Street, i v dav.Vandadiourned to meet next! Vear - . ... . ' i i m a year nas oeen larger marL usual aaa the business of the meetinp; has, we tearn;rbeen uniformly . harmonioasly and iatisfsotorilv- adiasted. 1 On Safebath last, their large and commodious house of worship was filled to overflowing with people and their two-acre J lot and sheds, filled with carriages and horses. We shall take occasion to notice I this house and crrounds when we "haVe i . -. . j. more room. . The Friends are makincr The Union County Fair, recently held at Liberty is reported ; to be a success. The Herald savs there were fine shows of, stock in the different stalls, ' and - a beautiful display of fruits and flowers and ladies handiwork in floral hall -the display of buggies and carriages was good, as was also the exhibition of cerfals l thf agricultural department." - 8.ionV 89 a; "Allure the balloonist promising now ever, co go up at some future day, "free to the public." Bratz, Perry k Co., of the Empire Plow Works in this city, took the premium for best An .t,:K:; wupetitors. This is encouraging to the new firm, and shows that their manufac tn re of Plows is properly appreciated. 1 r ELECTION DAY-TUESDAY. On -Tuesday next, Oct. 8th, the election takes place in this State.. Some of the most important county, officers are then to be chosen. The Ticket presentedby the Republicans is a good one, and vre urge all to give it a hearty support. Elections," just nowi if adverse to the Buccess of our party, notwithstanding their local character, are siezed upon and paraded through Democratic papers, as . -f 4k. .......l..:t.. t T. Unan nrinrinlpq wit.h t.h nponle. and for r --i tnat reason do we urge our menus to go to the election and keep Old Waynes majority up to its past strength. X; Let Republicans thus do their, duty, and A. J., of the White House, will not place the 'flattering unction to his soul,' that the -People endorse his unscrupulous. in-L consistent, wicked and devilish "policy. TO THE POLLS! then,-Republicans; and again stiow your , faith by your works. . Fair Grounds. Our editorial breth "1 i: ren of this city went over to Centreville, on yesterday by invitation of the Board of Directors of the forthcoming Agricultural exhibition, to come off on . the- 15th, 16th, 17th, and 18th of this month. We are sorry we could not have accompanied them, for we are told that; among other things, a most excel int dinner was served up for the Knights, of the; quill," at .theVLeshly House that, under other circumstances would have been an ' inducement. We , are glad, however, ' they enjoyed themselves, and were treated with the consideration due the fraternity,' from the hands of our fellow-citizens ofQeijtreville and of the gentlemanly, managers of the Fair. - ' We are informed that the jgronnds , are being put in most ( excellent condition thirty acres are .appropriated, of beautiful undulating land a substantial board fence has been built, enclosing the grounds large and commodioas Halls erectedStalls for horses (and Cattle built, and the track is a beauty. The Laporle Union, hoists Schuyle. Colfax for President.
Fin. On Tuesday last, sbout
o'clock, a fire broke out in the Kitchen of of the residence of C. W. Smith, jNorth Eleventh-st., (last house on West J ida f 8treeL wMch destroyed the I xrs -.r u .o.;.iAnn w fore it was subdued. AU the Household and Kitchen furniture, was saved, exceptins a Sewing Machine and Cupboard, I The fire was the result of a defective chimney. Mr Smith's loss is not far from 1,500 insured for $1,200. Mr. S. and wife were both absent leaving the house in charge of their three small children, the oldest a boy about 9 years of age. The Engines and Hooks considering the long run, were on the ground in a very brief time, and, notwithstanding the scarcity of water, did their duty
j all that nerves and muscles could do J gotten up, was a credit to those en- : to save the property. gaged in it, and abundantly shows that
Another Fire. On Thursday (this) nWlr ji fir wn Aia ""c ' covered in the house owned by Mr. John Pendegarst, west of river, in this end of what is known as "Sevastopol." The alarm was promptly given by the Gaar's Foundry whistle, followed by the bells on the engine houses. Being at so great a distance, all the engines backed-out on finding where the fire was, excepting the No. . 2's that engine and the Hooks went a-head, and by the time they got there, Mr. Pendegarst's property a onesfcnrv frnmp was nasi navi no- The 2'a story frame, was past saving. , llie Z s soon placed their machine m position at Hntlar'a rrTrl no ATrtrth ' nf tha Trail. road Bridge, and running out not less than 50C feet of hose, they reached the ' J spot with water. The fire from Pendegarst's house communicated the, flames I to Mr. John Kinney's , h&ose adjoining on the West, and the efforts of the firemen were directed to savin r it; the roof , n ,. , .. J I now ktit. oi jur. IV m nnnn was iiurriL Kinney socceded in saving all bis houseil old GTOOds. Mr. K.'s house was not in9U1CU, iWU 1113 iubs nui ucaunutcigLt or nine Iiundred dollars. Mrv P.'s ueuse was insured we learn, but did not hear the amount it was worth about one thousand dollars. It had been unoccupide some three or four weeks, and the fire is supposed to have been the-work of an incendiary. .--.-.i .1.1:-; . a-s -; ' Nbarlt Another Firk. Frank Gulliver, having been lodged .In the Callaboose for drunkenness, set fire to his I cell on Tuesday last, and came near suffocating in the smoke, i He had , tried to dig out, and succeeded in reaching Mr. Bescher's cellar wall, when he 'became H rarrnrl .n thAn,t tw fire, I fa """"6 v. A bucket or two of water pnt ont the flames, and Frank's .arms were put behind him and bracelets put on his wris's but he soon contrived to bring his handg n front .Gulliver's trayels. eame near being finished: this time. Temperance Meetings, -A Temperance meeting will be held at . . the Sevastopol school-house, on Thursday .evening Speeches will be ( made by Win. Baxter, A. Strong, W. C. Whooton, and others. !; ' "' . ' A Temperance meeting will be held on Friday evening of this week, at the school-house, near Jacob Grist's farm on the Goshen pike railroad crossing. Addresses will be made by Rev.Agenbroad, C. W. Smith, Wm. Baxter, and others. "'A' Temperance meeting will be,held next Saturday evening at the corner of Iain and AXarion Streets, and will be addressed by that eloquent and talented champion of Temperance, Elder W. G. Howe. -f , A Temperance meeting will be held at Culbertson's school-house, on the Centrevllle pike, next Monday evening. Speeches will be delivered by" W. W. Foulke, Wm. Baxter and others.". ? We hope there will be a full attendance at all those meetings, for the cause of .Temperance demands the support of all men. ,. I'm a Democrat!" A strange idea seems to prevail in regard to the administration of justice in our Mayor's court, by Borne of the " un terrified," who, because Mayor Yocno happens to be a democrat, think it ( is only necessary for them to plead that they, too, are 'democrats, in order to escape , punishment. In this they are entirely mistaken; for he dispenses justice alike on all who happen to come before him, without regard to their political status. Recently one of our policemen took up an old gentleman, who besides being bald-headed was filled with bald-face whisky. After getting him to the entrance of the Hotel de Calaboose, and opening the door, this happy man looked in, and, drawing himself up with considerable dignity and speaking with confident emphasis, he exclaimed : Why, you ain't going to put me down there ! I'm- a good Democrat !' Bat the plea was of no use, and in he went. He stayed there . until Monday morning, when the Mayor charged him 86 for board and lodging. Being destitute of anything but a ten cent postal" he was remanded to the care, of Street Commissioner Haner, to work the fine out on the street, when one of his' friends from Centreville relieved him. Geo. W. Ross, is recovering he wss able to sit on the jury at the dog trial.
10 iMPBonrrrj HobtiCcltckai, Fair.
I The free exhibition held in this' citv. at . on No. 3 Enirine Hall, was a'cbmolete suc2 cess in the Grape line. We have never I seen so many different varietieMuch' hnmhM anA ' nA fuvV; 1 fruit of the vine, as were on exhibition I last Saturday. Besides Grapes, . there was quite a sprinkling of Apples, Pears, Peaches, Pumpkins, Kershaws, SquashI e, Beets, Turnips, Potatoes Sweet and Irish, Beans, and -GonAcJ I We took a list of the articles exhibitand the names of those who brought them to this T free exhibition; but are ooiigea lor me want or room, to omit them this week. ; ; ::s . , bjv Suffice it to say.' that the exhibition, notwithstanding the haste in which! it our Horticulturists are progressing from g01 to better, at every exhibition they I unaertaKo. The Friends ('Orthodox') Yearly Mee-. ting, now in session, is already larger in numbers in attendance than usual. We are glad that the "Friends have resolved to adjonrn on Monday next, in time to return home to- vote this is'right-a practical illustration of faith and works going together. I Dr. Francisco, who: has been confined to his house for several weeks past by ar ui iuuiuiuuiory ineuiiia-tj-8m , we are gad to geef able tQ r-da out he is convalescing slowly. j - ! Dr- Hibberd's newly remodeled house J"""; f f? "f u nearlv eomnleteri it loot 4 woll ami uriii be more convenient than it was. , 1 s FALL GOODS! TTkRIEIf UPI The excessive dry weather, ha fP1'1" J?.KJ!! .' i uu wrueu, iisirmmii's i.urDer. narrr cinott. sing for the times. riOOU nilOWN MISLUTS at 10 cents per I -Jar1- Bleached Muslins at 9 cents per vard, at 2.00D ALL ttX)Ot.CARPETS.at85cts. at STRATTAN'S COKXER.; T r-ST FRENCH MEUIXOS, in the market JU at 91,00 per yard, at - ; ; J ELLIOTT'S. FHULI. Jr CO.'S celebrated Webb-Bottom. ' ed SKIRTS, at, STRATTAN'S CORNER. . : , . f--.. - . , u BEST STOCKING YARN in America, for L,10 per pound, all HARRY ELLIOTT'S.! AW ELEGANT STOCK OF BRUSSELS' CARPETS, Just received and at low prices. a . ,: v h. , i THE STRATTAN CORNER. . FOR BARGAINS, in everything you- seed in the line of Dry Good , Carpets, Ac. call on -CSI UC tT, W HARRY ELLIOTT. g&'lst door West of Citizens' Bank.! THE AMERICAN WIT is always fit for' any on' to read. 25 cts. a year RICHARDSON A COLLINS, 43 John stN. Y. A SK and receive THE AMEKICAN WIT. 25 cts . fCHARDSON A COLLINS, 42 John St., N. V EN. GRANT is the Grant of Grants TBS AMERICAN WIT ia 26 cts. a rear. f RICHARDSON A COLLINS, 42 John st N. Yi TT ONG CONTRIBUTOR in THE AMERICAN WIT M-A 25 cts. a year. - - s m RICHARDSON A COLLINS, 42 John st, N. Y IP HUNNEE ! The Ancedotes in THE AMERICAN WIT. 25 cts. a veer. RICHARDSON A COLLINS, 42 John st., N. Y.HOME A3IUSEMEMTS in THE AMERICAN WIT. 25 ct3. a year. f RICHARDSON 4 COLLINS, 42 John st.N. Y. ttbeedman's bureau in ,the American, jm. irii. z cat. a year. - - ', . V RICHARDSON A COLLINS, 42 John st., N.Y. If RISHCALITIES in TAB AMERICAN WIT. 25 RICHARDSON A COLLINS, 42 John st.; N. Yj. ' HLRETHE LADGH COMES IN. THE AMER . VV ivax w ii. zacts. ayeai ICAN WIT. 25 cts. a year. RICHARDSON A COLLINS, 42 John st.,N. Y. T HE AMERICAN WIT is a happy hU.2T cts. a year - -! RICHARDSON A COLLINS, 42 John 8t N. Y. n-Saut.iL'A c;.xjt. y; DACHMAN & HAI7ER, .i MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN Cigars & Tobacco, i -i t The Best Anst Most - :CVar i e cL 0B r a iid s s .. . " - - KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND.. ! ' . - ' , . if .. 1 j .-7 ) . ' : ; . ' , 'TU CTD ADC C IIDD1 I C tV : , - ' .. - . . r , . , ' - . ... : : - . - ' on , TBEMOST REASONABLE JTERMS Store at 71 IMain-St. Galt-TIonse Building. Sept. 26, 1867.1 -m. 11. AH. j JONATHAN MOORE. o JEHIEL F. MOORE ri boots cpznona THE PUBLIC are hereby informed that the undersigned are manufactarinir Boota and, Shoes, and intend keeping oa hand a general, aeaortsnent o . : work, made of good material, and in a workman-like , manner, . - . " " ti -v4- -CRep airinSr "-.-iJ j Done on short notice." Shop Second Story," ove Curme, Dunn A Co.'a Leather Store; - , , .. 'r SigEt of toe Big Boot irf 1 . ; J. MOORE A SONJ Richmond, 9th mo., 26th, 1887. SlmS HENRY BRATZ. ORAN PERRY. JOHN BRATZ - Dratz Perry jc: Co., " i .Sueeeon to Brat, Mar A Oe . P1LOW . WODIS9 : East Maia-St., Betweea Tth and Sti4 RICHMOND OT). 3-lf. September 19, 1M7.
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mxmmmmmt 1 tf 3 Fort Wayne Avenue near Depot. i D II d h u y , US' AVIKG removed to his commodious rooms On Fort Warns Arenne, ia prepared to ofiei the public a large ana complete gtocs ot pure Embracing all the standard articles, together with a lull supply or t . . ... "jf - , ..-,. , 1 - Hagan's Magnolia, Camealia Toblet, Lilly While., , Coametique poor Jes Chereai, Arcme Iin-; periale. Ring's Ambrosia, Burnett' ' Cocoaine, Pastilles Fu Mates, Pal- , mer's Lotion, Cristodoro's t i " ' i .' Liquid Hair Dye, Ben- . bows""Extrac!s" tof"""" " x , , , the , Hankercbfef, - To.let - t s i i Powders, Palm Honey, "Glycr A- . erine, and Palmetic Sharirg Soaps, j - ' Bnnion Plasters, Tilden's and Nichols . Fluid Extracts Compound Peruvian Bark, Bitters, Roback's Bitters, Hoofland's Bitttrs, Hostetter's Bitters, Boher's Stomach Bitters, Wahoo Bitters, Fhcenix Bitters, Niagara fetar letters, ftctued am SchnaDDS. Flavorine Extracts of all kinds. Nonta foot OH, Lard Oil, Fish Oil, Linseed Oil, Coal Oil, sperm Oil, tsewmg Machine Uii, Kentucky Kourbon, French Brandy, Wines, Ales, Ac. Sulphite of Lime for preserving Cider. Combs, Urusbes, etc, etc.: Fami il Dve Colors ? CotUge Paints inOU; Tube ; Brushes of all kinds; Wine VHiger White! Paints Wine Vinger the best ever brought to this market, at the i Vfi ft rt'it'i fP Vt Tt XT Cl STORK. 1 .Prescriptions Carefully Compounded State Of Indiana, Wayne County, SS. THOMAS NUGENT VS. : in tne uayne ' . REBECCA A. KNAPP, '.r -Common Pleas Court, THOMAS K. KNAPP. J ' 3anu arr Term,A. D. 1868. i ,. NANCY McMASTERS.. MORGAN McMASTERS f orecloaure No. 307. DG IT KNOWN, That ca this 2-1 div of SepSumMM ber 1S67, the aboro numod I'l:t!Piiff, by Teorte A. Johnson his Attorrv filed in the oJ3cc of the Clerk of the Wayne Common Pleas Court, Us complaint against said detendants in tno above entitled c-.use, together r. it a the atudavit or a cooipetent person that said defendants, Rebecca A.' Krmynt an. I Thomas K. Knnpp are not resisJents of the 8 tte of Indiana. ; Said defendants Rebecca A.' Khapp and Thomas K. Knapp are therefore hereby notified of the filing and pendency . of said complaint aguinst them and. that unless t.'iey appear and answer or demurr tnereto, at toe culling ot the said cause on tue second day ot tap next term ot said Court, to be begun and held at ,fhe Court House in Centerville, on the second Monday of January next, !es,J said complaint and toe matters and tilings therein contained and alleged, will be taken as true and the said cause will be heard and determined in their absenre. . , . . , . j A a Witness, WUliam W. Dudley, Clerk, and the seal) Seal of said Court, at CentervUle, this 2d : ,tV r ; i . wiLtlAM W. DUDLEY, Clerk. 3w. f 5. ' By " Rob't C. Corbaut, Depnty For Sale. ONE Store house and lot ; sua of botldmg le by ; 64 feet and 2 stories hieh t size of lot 20 by 120 I ieet, on tue main street. ALSO DweUing house and lot on Centre St., se of house 20 by 36 feet, 4 stories hiirh, iroodeellar, well, aad new stable. -Lot 6S by 120 feet, well set with all kinds ot fruit, trees nearly all bearing.: Object fur selling : wanting to go west.; A bargain at a sacrifice. For further particulars enquire of,. or address . .. : sr f -I ' PUinfield,Iud. ! s ; 29-4w. September 12, 1367. You can get Fresh and Strong . 'it 'ts r. .Ground and nnground. Good and reliable ' . - i ft X:-.:-: AND id I OREALX OF TARTAR. .a : A.vW -L ff ".f-4.iU;i , BICARB. OF SODA AT i; Bl n m m e V s drug-store Jji; ' i i ... .ri ii-i,llWri 4 ' u ' . MirrorOFrams FILLED-WITH-FRENCH MIRROR PLATES. Z AT I,! I i -Mil iJPIill'MME.ia'S,din--- ,'-; f '. ': j iMTDrM-L STOKE S. XT. Corner Main and Pearl-sts,, - 5 , fi t RlCHMOND,i 1ND; if -s jT"if . 4 - i i i X7otico Stock Subscription. AT THE LAST MEETTNG of the Board of -p f Directors of the Cincinnati, Riehsaoad aad Ft. Wayne Railroad Catena paay. the Board passed a Resolution that all delinquent subscriptions ot Stock in said Company should be collected at once. I hope, therefore, that all persons knowing themselves indebted will PAY UP, without further delay. J. H. MOORMAN, Treasurer. Richmond. Sent. 5.1987. 2a.no
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I " it IValuable Advicb fob. the Am. reran.- Dr. STRlCKtANO.In re pit to numerous pplications for advice, wishes to inform those who are afflicted, that ther mav consulf him on'alt Acute- or Cl.ronic Di--I cases by letter, stating the ige, symptom, Ac.i Iwith a tee ot tiro dollars enclosed, JJr. S. bas obtained great notoriety as an experienced Pbysieian both in Europe and Amencaespeeiaiiyin tbe treatment of 1 Chronic CotaplainUj at ter other doctors bare failed tp 1 send for a prescription, by addressing itx. A.wtrioxl.ASP,Cincinnai,Ohio. n T Dr. Scheiick's M'androke'Pills ASabetitnte' j. -r for Calomel. . j These Pflls are composed of various roots having power to relaxthe secretion of the livar as Mromptiy and effectually as blue pills or mercury,witbont prodaciner those dissgreable or dangerous effects, which often . . . . . . i - follows me use oi jae jaiitr. r a in an Diiiious aiaoraers tnese puis may oe useo wttn eonfidence, as tbey promote the di debar ge of vitiated .' bile, and remove those obstructions from tbe liter . and biliary- ducts which cause billious'aflections i' geBeraL-s - ; '5 l'.s5:'& .$is i r'j Scbenck's Mandrake Pills, cure sick headache and all disorders' of the liver indicated hf sallow skin, coated tongue, costivness, drowsiness and a gooeral . feeling of weariness and lassitude, showing that theliver is in a torpid or obstructed condition, r.z ', In short these Puis may be usod with advantage in all cases where a pocgative-or alterative medicine is reanired- . , . . . , 1 1 Mease ask-ror 4Dir.ftciherck's Mandrake rilli.' l Sold by alt Druggists and -dealers. . Price- 25 seats . per box.', . ' f " f A RnnuLATi.va Tonic Lira BiTTa8-Good health is a- blessingrTbe way tw-enjoy such is .to, take a Wine glaas full of STBtcxuawos larm Bittsbs' two or three-times a day.. They create a good appe tite they cure-habitual Consumption, Nervou8ness,3 and Headache; they make t:e old feel young. Jjtfyom wish long life and good- betth, use S'raior tana's Lira BrrrsRs. For sale in bottles by brnggista; and by the drink at all salomaa and grooeries. f. i tit ' 'i-'rq "ry!Vl !T ; j '.Tarj! is the season for Coughs 'aad Colds; those suCering with such, or any AAecliou of f Throat or. Longs, will find Dr. SraToai. Aim's "MelLuaou Cough ttaiaam an excellent remedy ; )o fact, all hiJteli-' eines are worthy the confidence of our reader. See advertisement. ' 2-ly. . nor.yit lesxxAa.Uoto:s 'i - Infariaation : guanntaed tO'prodci4..1ttxnria&t , growth of hair upon a "bald head or. beardless . face,' also a reeine for the rdbtpVaiof Pimples, Bto tense, Eruptions, etc., on the skin, leaving the same Soft, clear, and beautiful, can be obtained without charge by addressing THOS. F. CHAPMAN. Chemist,
j TjTba 'Ghrwit JJtrm3tliilng Tonic.
' - - - noou,r,A3sn,s i wtix;ovM rroa-J ' I DEBILITY f DEBILITY ! has. ",iiv vjs resulting from any eanse whatever 2 J .4 'JPrdsfration of the 'System, Severe Hardships, :; i-tij , Expoeure, . , . OF- Pevere. a DISEASES OF CAMP LIEE. Soldiers, Citizens, Male or Female, Adult i or Yonth. ' ' i '.4. Will find in this Bitters a pure Tonic not depenme dent on bad liquors for their ain most miraculous effects. ai?(.i ;- DYSPEPSIA, - ami BisiAsza aasuLTiKa fsom DISOKPSKS OF theXITER aii DIGESTIVE ORGANS, HOOFLAND'S GERMAN pITTERS, This Ri tiers' bas Performed more Cares, gives better Satisfaction, has more Testimony. has mere KeDectable People to vouch for it, than any other article in the market. We defy any one to contradict this assertion, and ( " " . , ' , .-...- W any one who will produce a certificate published !y '&dt Jt tee-i 'US that is not genuine, HOOPLAND'S GERMAN BITTEES, WILL CUBS XVXBT CASS OF Chromic or Nervous Debility, ' j,-, and Diseases of the Kidaeya. $ K t- .- . Observe the following symptoms resulting from the ' r disorders ot the digestive organs Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullne! of Blood to the sJIead,Aeidity f the Stomach, Xausea. Heartburn, Diagnst for Food, Fullness or Weight . i m w owmacn, Dour Eractations, smkinp- or Swimminir of the Heart. - Harried and difficult Breathing, l'l Flutterinc at the tail TV.? Heart. Chokinir or Suf-", . t f oca ting Sensations when in a lying Posture, Dimness iB - oi vision, Aiots, . . . . or Webs ' before the ' Sight, Fever and Dull Pain . . in the nead, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin t . and Eyes, Pain in the , Side, liack and Breast Limbs, Ae., Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in: the . Flesh. Constant imaainJings of Evil and great Depression , of Spirits. o - . REMEMDEB, 7Tirt Mitten it not Alcholic, contrin n J?m or WAuJty, aiKf aaanof ina lrunkarxu, Uui uw bcf Vbij frerW. 5." Head who Oays So. Erem Bee. W. D. Seigfried, Pastor of Twelfth Bapus vduixb, .ruuaaeipuia. . . n , . . (Gentleman : I bare recently been laboring under the distressing eAecta of indigeation, aooompanied by a Prostration of the nervous arete at. . . Numerous remedies were recommended by friends, and some of them tested, but witbouf eesteF. -Xojr Hcn flatid' German Bitters were recommended by' Jrc'ii who has tried-them, and whose favorable meution of tbeae Bitters induced me. to try. them. I rutgt confess that I had an aversion to Patent Medicine lrojBtt,ar 'thousand and one" quaok " Bitters,'. whose ,ontr aim seems to be to palm off sweetened, and .drugged liquor upon the community in a sly ay , aud tbe ten -danrv of which. I fear, ia to make macr a confirmed drunkard. Upon learning that yours was really a medicinal preparation, I took it with,' happy effect. Its aeuon, not only upon tnc stomacb, but upon tiie nervous system, was prominent and; gratifying. I feel that, I bare derived great and pernianent benefit from tbe use of a few bottles. " ?4i Yory respectfully yours, W, D. SE1GFRIED, Kt tmm l .1Hi.W Sha-ckamaxon Street. f .lea Is mst f nUajferr, v.e-.-'. til ndteSn vCNa :io ? -:. ii tost tatr aj". r, Tsi-M-J lo n .:-! From the Rev.K. D. Fendall, Assistant Editor Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia. i 1 have derived decided benefit from the use ot Hoo fiend's German Bitters, and feel it my prrrilege to recommend them as a most valuable tonic, to all who arw suffering from general debility or from dis- t eases arising from derangement of the lirsr. " t "Yours truly, -' - . : ; 'rt 'inU'i;t cED.' FEND ALL. j .u , From Reyt p. Merrijre., Pastor ofL the Pass Tuakj From the many respectable rscommendations given to Dr. Hoofiaud's German Bitters, I was induced to rive then a trial. After usintr several bottles I found 4bess te new good remedy for debility, utd a most excellent ionic icr m awiuacn. D. MERRIGE. ' i , -jwr.t! .;:-.'...r From Rev. Wm. Smith, formerly Pastor of the Yinoaotown and MiUville (N. J) Baptist Churches. ,Having naed ia my family a number of bottls of your Hooflaad's German I "tters, I have to say that I regard taem. as an exoAi. j)t medicine, especially adapted to remove the disetts they are recommended for. - They- strengthen aad invigorate the system when debilitated, and ar nseful ia disorders of the liver, loss or appetite, ac. i nave also recotaincndea them to several ot say friends, who bare tried them. and fonud them an tly benefioial.in the restoratios of health. Yours truly.- WM. SMITH. XlUiSi6i Hntchinson tit., PbiUda. llul 4 tno 1 ceil I., ' k tC: t BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS, o?feI tri imi v q sssi-y. .'.- - v?:.. Sea that the, eignature of "C. M. JACi;S05 ' ' " the wrapper of each bottle. laf ",.CB"M ; Single Bottle tl. or Half Vox, tor . . .- -........ ... ., . Shaadd wamr aaAiati Draraiat not bare la article. dor not be pnt off by any of toe intoxicating preparations that may be osbied ia its place, but send so us aad we wiU forward, securely pacK i, tty express. ;C-a TtiO- .-.-. - - -. ------ rft - '.t - ' f ' Succeisor to Jonet vosw, , PROPIETOli, For sale by Drnggisis and Dealers ia every towa