Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 37, Number 44, 26 December 1867 — Page 3

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IlICIIl OIID, IHDIANA: Thursday, Peel ... .'.'.-v. - t i r RICHMOND POST OFFICE, Dee. 8, 1867. ?t&. t ; . :. MAILS CLOSE. j . ; Columbus end East... ........... Chic. po. Cincinnati ... Peyton Way .i ...... s ' lalianapolissndWest ..." 4 a . , aim pPBif.;-X'.' A.M r.n r.si f ediansnolis and West. ........ ? f CiaeianatK Daytoa -U1. Chicago.... .... ,......-. '. " rt T.-. ., Ki i ........ 5 20 A.M AJf A.M Boiton and Bcecby Mire.leaves Tuesday and - , f ri lay , at ., . . s ; do. do arrives same days at......... ' Arba,via Bethel Ac. leaves Monday, Wednes-" - day ad Friday, atdo.arr. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 4 00 r. Winchester, tU. New - Harden, leaves , VndaT, Wadneaday aad Friday, at.. . ,8 00 A.. aCJtrr. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 4 00 r.. Brook ville via Abington. leaves Monday , . . and Friday at ? i t... 1'..... Hatantir it vU r. 1 1 1 is. iiism. ... j aMAMAwnfroaiTO A. M. to 7:30 F. M. Ob Baaday.rrom 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. ' .' ' . . vED. A. JONES. P.M ARRIVAL AND t DEPARTURE OP , TRAINS Colombo and Indianapolis Central It. It, ' ' ' -.a ..- eoINO BAST HAVE. , Day Expreae v.r i w FittabarK Ext rea. . . . ................ J- JJ weaiern repress.... 7 .1 Accommodation.... ...... ...i.-.. a. Ipaytoo A Xenia &'. Western It. R. 4. , TRAINS lllfl'" ABBITB. Day Expreas..... 8.00 a. m, 10.00 a. PittaburV Express... 8.00 T. u. t . 4.45 A. M Chicago fc Great Eastern. .-, .' v . s ' '" ' ! i ' TRAINS' L1ATS. ARRITB Day Exprsas.:. '0.44p.m. 7.40 a.m fttt.K.rr FtnreH.... ...... 8.40 P. M, 8.50 A. M , . ...WVW. f fHacinnati. Richmond fc. Chicago R. R. EvnM Wil.!:.I .. J 7.40 A.;' 8.30 A.M. Accommodation , . ;7 00 a.m. 10.00 p. m Chicago Express 9.10 a. m. 8 JO P. m The Way to Llako Uoney. GAS BILLS DISCOUNTED 13 ? ct if paid on or before th 20th inttint. fe JSj At ' roducod -priccs-a" fall apply mt the Ilea stove, wow Zain street, No. 12. T. J. BARGZS. o -' To domoeraey of this county held their conr Tention at Cambridge last week, and appointed ' delegates to the Bute eonvention. The usual batch of resoluUons were passea. . ': - RarMPjrTT ' " ifi - CoL Fitch, reeentlj of the Dayton Empire, ia running the Cambridge mirror, curing me u ;; of Mr. LuU. - ' v,' & ;;. Mr. Green of the Connersrille Times, has " aald bis establishmest to Br. SinKa, wno eonf tinoes its publication. Mr. O. is now the Au ditor oi r ayewe oouniy. ' - The new Commispioner of Agricul"t tare, Horace Caprou, has made one good ' more: he 'abolished the . National Seed Store. X ?. Da. J. S. Fbhkmokk, formerly of this city, now residing in Perui Ind.t was Jn . onr office last week. Him and his ex- ' cellent wife paid their friends here a brief i visit. The Dr. is engaged mahnfacturirng hi Superior Cough Medicine and '.Liniment at Pera.'--: f-; j , The blow on Saturday night last, did some damage to Bennett Baumers house oil South '- Pearl, next to the 'Bakery tumbling down' a portion of the south wall near the roof to the ' , pavement.'. Mr. Hurst's, jewelry sign was blown down, and some damage was dona to. his house. 'J. Hon. Eugene Casseljr, has been elected U. S. Senator from California. He js f 45 years of. age and in '47-8, he was j an actiTe, determined champion of the freesoil movement -of the Van Buren Dem- , ocratic stripe. i' m :ti .l:1-: " Our old friend, E. ; M:CooK,has bought the stock of Groceries, of Thos. Edwards," and is. " again at his old J stand on Wast Main-st., ready to 'sell grocer tea, to the citizens of Richmond and vicinity on reasonable ; terms for cash. uire mm a can.- - . ah eariuquaxe .was iei ai AUDurn. N. T. the other; day, supposed to have - been part of tbe purchase . of real estate s recently made by Secretary Seward; "but ' the purchasers of Goods need not fear ... that the prices asked by . Kihk MkndknX hall . at ' the , "Cheap Store" on Fifth t street, near the Depot, will be followed V by Any4; other, commotion about their pockets, excepting a! very agreeable ( cnte ationl Go there and see. ! j The ladies of tlieTirphan's Home wish ;' to acknowlege a Thanksgiving donation . of. twelve dollars from the German Lu- !; theran Chorcb. through their pastor,' the t RevMr Srtpghaus. Also, by Rev. irjr B, 1 Wakefeeld. ra Thank offering of 1 twenty-twd dollars from the Episcopal : Church also a , donation of .twenty-five dollar from Mrs. Wm. Baxter. These unsolicited donations , are- more than r gratefully received. The new Commissioner of .AgricaU ... tore has .introduced a novel , Bystem in v his department." Instead of rotation in fc office he is trying retlaction. Inetr of ' Rewarding all, his friends ; with ;f at si ri eores, he purposes , discharging ail unnecessary snbordinates and! retaining uo "more than are required to do the work. IJThis Is setting a superb example to the mmJiaA -Of, bareauiho" conies " nextf 1 I -"Always get the Best. " Toilet oaji 'Perfaaierr at ATERw-aT, K ceraer Wafsj St farin irfrtV3'f

''"-ThkPbbiri.ess Cooinso Stovb.---W notice with great pleasure the high rej utation, and great. success .attained , l this celebrated stove. It was awarde1' the First Prize Over all others at the Pari Exposition, and has just taken the "high est premium" at the American Institute Fair, New . York city, besides taking twelve other 0 rot prizes . at - State an $ county fairs during this season. Messrs. Pratt & Wentworth deserve great credit for bringing the manutacture of stoves to such a high degree of perfection, and for adding so - materially ; to the reputation of American manufacturers abroad. In addition to large orders at home, we understand the manufacturers are rcceiv-;

ing many foreign orders; Wc are happy to record such a triumph of American skill and ingenuity -Botton Daily Evening Traveller. - ' --.- - i -' fl- "; u The abova ''Peerless Cooking Stove," is for sale in this City, at the 'Red Stove, No. 12 Main Street, by T. J. Bargis. Call and see it. " Our' worthy '.City Treasurer, W. P. Wilson, gave us a magnificent . "Christmas Gift" on yesterday morning, for which he will' please accept our thanks. It is perfectly, circular shaped, very red dish in appearance, , and evidently came originally from Lake Superior.1 On one side is a fine portrait Of the Goddess of Liberty, with the word "Liberty" im printed on her forehead, and, a circle of stars; surrounding, her.. Below the figure, the year in which it was manufactured appears," showing that, it is thirty -four years Of age. On the reverse side, the words, "United States of America," are plainly e legible a wreath, looking somewhat .like corn shucks, surrounds a latin inscription, "Tnec Eno" the exact meaning of... which, we leave to linguists to scent out. It is a peculiar ly appropriate gift to a printer, a and whilst we have it in our possession, we cannot say we have "nary red." , , FntB.We learn from the Eaton (O.) Register that the house of Mr. W. McWhinney in Campbells town, Jackson township, occupied by Mr. James Gray, was burned on the night of ' the 10th inst .. The family of Mr. Gray were ren dering lard in a tin boiler on the stove when the bottom of the boiler became unsoldered and fell out, filling the stove with scalding and burning grease, which spread over tbe floor and set the house on fire. Mr. Gray,- seized a churn full of butter milk and dashed it on the flames -this only aggravated the difficulty causing the hot grease to sputter and sparkle out, setting fire to Mr. G's shirt and hair buring him badly on the breast and head. Mrs. G. in trying to render her husband some assistance, was severely burned on her hands and arms. Mr. G. - ran to a neighbor and gave the alarm he could not return in consequence of his injuries, which . are feared will prove - fatal. Some of the household goods 'were' saved. All the kitchen furniture his corn, 'stored in the smoke house, and . fodder, were all destroyed. , : ...:, i;, ; At the Pearl Grocery Can at all times be had the best of Family Groceries fresh, nice, and cheap. For a fine, Tat Turkey, for Sew Tear's Day; give C. Buckh&rdt a call and he will suit you, lie has also a fine assort meet of Fraa-Works on hand which he will sell cheap sufficient to shoot out the old year and inaugurate the new in, a blaze of glory!'' Bemember the place: OCT North - Pearl Street, nearly opposite Engine Hall No. 3. Tile, is now the appropriate' cogno men for whisky, since Collector Grose, siezed a car" load of the stuff on the 10th, at the Depot in this .city, which had been shipped under the name of "tile." The barrels had the : inspection brand of the 6th District on them,' and, as no owner could be found, Gen. G. took possession, and it now awaits the decision of Uncle Sam's District Court, to determine the ownership. - .Z--!' . A little child of John Coyne was, on Friday last, burned so badly by her clothing taking, fire, that she died the same day- J - '"i. ' v. mil. it a i- - i '-. Burson's Oil Mill, had a narrow es cape from burning, on Thursday evening ast, by the explosion of an oil lamp in the office of the mill the papers, &c.t on the desk immediately beneath the lamp, were "consumed. Mr. E. f Burson,' hap pened to go into the office just about the nick of time.and succeeded in extinguishing the flames, before further damage was done ,. . .", - , . '.. i . Richmond Temperance Society The first annual meeting of this society, was held at No. 3 Engine Hall, Monday evening,' Dee. 23, Thos. Birdsal! in the Chair, and Wm. Baxter, Sec pro. tern. ; , , ; A satisfactory report or the proceedings of the Society since its organization, was made by the Executive Committee, when the following offi cers were elected for the ensuing year: Thos. Birdsail. Pres't: Wm. W, roulke. Vice Pres't; 8 -Griffin, ec; Jesse Coffin, Treas.; William Baxter. M". J. Shinn, Saml Henley, Darid Nordyke. J. C. Hadley, C. W. Smith. W. W. Wooton. John Aikin, H. U.Jones,: Kins Nordyke, E.,F.BnWB, C. W. Bloom,., and A O. Binns." eonstitnte the Executive Committee. t M Rer. Mr. Wade, delnrerexTan interesting: and conrincing lectore. on prohibition, -clearly demonstratirg that .society has aright to protect itself from social evils. In consequence of the meagre attendance, and by request et the mas- - ting, Mr.' Wade consented to re-deliver his leoturv at some future time. V . ! ' ... The proceedings of this meeting were order-". ea o be, handed to the city, papers," requesting them 4o publish. BIRDS ALL, Pxes't. t S. Gtlmat? 8eey.-;- u-. -. t-.y. . ; 1 . - . . . , i " - - '" . .. . i - We wer; gratified, at meeting ' our voung friend LAraTEm Bortow, on thej street last weekl-He haa been reside sr.g for Sotae moatt;'? at Kansas City.and -j rjw rjrrri rfmaintnc hri pi i -';

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in future, shall pay for their own news papers, and their own stationery, pocket knives, fine-tooth combs, and ivory portmoniesThis is a sensible resolve just whatthe : people hereabouts have been doing .when they go -to M. B. Ballard's Drug Store, near the Depot for medicines,1" drugs, dye-stufl, and everything.in his line "pay for them," and he always sells at fair prices, this is satisfactory to all parties, and they never fail to call again when needing anything In his line. - 7 ' On yesterday, a consignment of a box of apples, "was received by our young friend Eugene Harroli, for private use, direct from Cincinnati, as a Christmas pr"esent.No. 120 is in luck." " " . '- 'eaEVe i For good and cheap Goods, and the very kind needed, go to the Store of Benjamin Strattan, on Fifth street, immediately " North of the Treroont House. The two last syllables of the Christian . name of the proprietor is re commended to the people: Jam is! ,. , Our little squib about "Nothing else to do" being mistaken for "so little," has caused the editor of the True (Julian ) Republican, to transport , himself on the "raging canawl," wherein he sees the reflection of his own image on the water, drawing a boat, and imagines he sees a mule ! A very natural mistake wibu on wuu , una . - u nc w u. Should'nt be surprised if he'd imagine himself a veritable lion, and only find his mistake when the attempt to "roar would expose his bray !, , ; , Tka. J. E. AvKar, having made ample arrangements East, to receive constant supplies of the best kinds of Tea, and having' receivied a rery large lot, now offers it to our - citizens at prices far below the rates which the best varieties have been selliug in this city since the war. We have tried the- Tea, and, it the "nectar of the grids' was good, and they were permitted to drink it again, they'd go to Avery's and try his Tea sure as a substitute. Do not forget the opening Concert at Sanger,! Hall, Z to-night, (Thursday;) There will be a choir present numbering about thirty-six singers. Solos, Duetts, Trios, Quartetts, Quintetts, and Chorases, will be sung,' and Piano music of the first order, will be performed on a new and : beautiful Knabe Piano. Do not forget this Concert, at the new Hall on North Franklin street.Plummku & Harrold's new Drug store, No. 129 Main street, is very beau tifully arranged, and everything in prime order. Eugene understands his "biz," and knows just how to fix and mix prescriptions to cure the ills that flesh is heir to. Go to No. 129. S. G. Dugdale, at No. 93, came very near having his entire stock of "Santa Ciaus" Goods all sold the first of this week. By the first of next week, for New Year's presents, his stock will be replenished, when he will be again ready to supply customers cheaper than ever. He has a few of those magnificent Sea Shells yet on hand. ; Give him a call. - Purchasers - of Sib. James Clark's Female Pills are cautioned against' coun terfeits.1' The genuine have the name of "Job Moses" on each package. Ail others are worthless. 41-3mo ; Wanted all who intend making Holiday presents, to remember that the Wheeler fc Wilson's Sewing Machine Is the best Machine in the world. , A good supply at 91 Main Street, Richmond, Ind. ... Greenbacks taken at par until, after the Holidays, for the best Sewing Ma chine In the World. Now is the time to make selections for Newyears presents. Nothing cheers the heart and relieves the hands so "much as a Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine, to be had at 91 Main Street, Richmond, Indiana. Ancient and modern Greece Whale Oil and Petroleum. Ancient Fine Arts. To A Editor of A Nme York Herald t . Respecting the relics of porcelain ware found iu the . late exhumations at Herculaneuni, which have been for warded to the Society of Antiquities in London, whereof your correspondent says the bottle resembling Drake's Plan tation Bitters was undoubtedly placed among the 'ruins by the. agent of Dr. Drake, we desire to state he is incorrect in every respect. ,.If a bottle was found there bearing our lettering, the language of the' .Ancient Homans was different from the accepted literature of that day. Cur Agent has other business than,, this in Europe, and has not been in Italy at all. No donbtAmericans carry 'Plantation Bitters to Rome but trying to im-! pose upon a Society of Antiquarians in this j way, seems quite useless, and we do not appreciate the joke. It 4 is un necessary for us to spend money in Eu rope while we are unable to 'supply-, the deiaaud for. these ' celebrated Bitters here.- - Respectfully, - . p m DRAKE & CO. MaONolIa Water. A delightful toil et article superior to Cologne and at half the price. ;!r , v -1 9sTAtwaf set the Best. Cigars for acts. to be had at AVERY'S 8. . Corner 9f ain

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POCKET-BOOCIG AND CIGAR OASES, -AT Before pnrehaaiDg jour presents for HEAD ACHE F BEQUENTLY DEPENDS ON CONSTIPATION Of tbe Bowels and is relieved by a dose of. SOLUBLE CITRATE OFM? 1A: &JST E SIAi ' MANUFACTURED AND FOR BALE BY J. W. PLUMMER. SOLUTION OF SXTLPHTJirBT OF IjIXIE, S THE MOST EFFECTUAL AND PLEASANT . Remedy for ITCH extant. MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE BY J. W. Plummer, Druggist. December 10th, 1867. " 43 SPECIAL NOTICES. Onr Moss Unfohtcnatk Alas for the thousands of unfortunate youths who, from the acquirement of a certain aecret vice, hare brought upon themselves the infirmities of age ere it was yet the noon of life. The great boon for sueh, and the only sure, safe, positive cure, is Dr. Jaun Delamarre'a celebrated Specific Pills. See advertisement headed JLife.Health, Strength. 41-1 m ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH!!! SCRATCH ! SCRATCH ! ! SCRATCH Hi in from 10 to 48 hours. Wheaton's Ointment cures The Itch. Wheaton's Ointment cures Salt Rhenm. Wheaton's Ointment cures Tetter. Wheaton's Ointment cures Barber's Itch. Wheaton's Ointment cures Old Sores. Wheaton's Ointment cures Every kind of Humor like 3Iagic. Price 50 cents a box ; by mail, 80 cents. Address WEEKS A POTTER, No. 170 Washiugton Street Boston.Mass. For sale by all Druggists. , Boston, Nov. 21, 1387. sp. no. If. SJLM. ? Mrs. WINSLOW, An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, Present to the Attention qf Mother her SOOTHING SYRUP For Children Teething, which greatly facilitates the process of teething by softening tbe gums, reducing all inflammation, will al'aj all tain and spasmodic action and is. Sure to regulate the Bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS. We hare put up and sold this article for over 30 years, and oak atin cohfidencb and tbcth of it what wenevenvver oeen aoie to say of any other medicine.- Never has it failed in a anigle instance to effect a cure, when timely uaed. Never did we know an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who used it. On the contrary, all are delighted with its operations, and sneak in terms of commendation of its magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in this matter "what we do know," after 30 yeara' experience ; and pledge our reputation lor tne rmuument or what we here declare. In almost every instance where the infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion,'reliei will be rouna in niteen or twenty minutes afterthe ayurp is administerd. , Full directions for using will accompany each bottle. None genuine unleas tbe fac-simile of CURTIS A PERKINS, New York, ia on tin outside wrapper. Boiuoy aiiiruggiac torougnouttne woria. PRICE, ONLY 35 CENTS PER BOTTLE Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills A Substitute for Calomel. These Pills are composed of various roots bavins1 power to relax the secretion of the liver as nromntlv and effectually as blue pills or mercury, without producing those disagreable or dangerous effects, which often louows me use oi we inner. , In all billions disorders these pills maybe used with confidence, as they promote the discharge of vitiated bile, and remove those obstructions from the lirer and biliary ducts which cause billions affections i general. ' ; . r? tchenk s Mandrake rills, core sick headache an1 all disorders of the liver indicated by sallow skin, coated tongue, coativness, drowsiness and a general feeling of weariness and lassitude, showing that the liver is in a torpid or obstructed condition. In short these Pills may be nsed with advantage in all eases where a purgative or alterative medicine is required. Please i ask for "Dr. Schenck's Mandrmk Pill. Sold by all Druggists and dealers. - - Price 15 cents per box. y '';-' i'"5" " - - -. - j To Consumptives. The Rsv. EDWARD A. WILSON will rf. of charge to all who desire it. tbe prescription wtte the directions for making and using the simple remn dv b V which ha waa mm! of n. Inno . fC,,v. . i dread disease- Consumption. - His only object iabat benefit tbe afflicted and lie hopes every sufferer t try this prescription, as it will cost them nothing will - MV. BUWABU A. WILSON, No 166 South Second Street, WiMiamsburgh N. T ERYfl Little Giant Liver Pills are recom mended' by haadreds of oar own oeoole.

Isftefe5tarwwsll -,si r70tiCOi 'md&' ',,p, A BABE CHANCE FOB BAEOAINS, ffHANE several Spring Wagons, Buggies, and Carriages which will sell at prices to suit the times. Persons who expect to purchase next spring, can do better to call now and purchase, tor 1 am preparing to build several Hook and Ladder Wagons and need all mv room, and if I do not sell I must store my work. Give me a call if you want to buy. J. S. HUNT. 40-3 w. Ccr. Main on! Washington Sts. ;. , , i, f. ... Sale of Real Estate ' THE undersigned as the Administrator with the will of Joseph Derickson sen., annexed, will offer at Public Sale, on Friday, tbe 10th day of January 186S, unless sold at private sale before that time, 54 acres of land, a part of fractional Section No. 27, in Township No, 16, Range 14, East of the second meredian line, situated in Center Township, Wayne County, and State of Indiana, three and a half miles South West of Richmond, on the old boundery line, and known as the Joseph Dickinson farm, 4C acres ot said farm having been- sold off the West end. One fourth cash down will be required of tbe purchaser ; and the residue in three equal instalments of nine, eighteen and twenty-four montlis, forwhich notes and a mortgage on the land will be required with interest. Sale on the land. SARAH DERICKSON, Administrator. , Dec. 18, 1867. ...... . 4Vta 5 Administrator's Sale. The undersigned will offer at public sale on Saturday the 28th day of Dasennber, lSo7. at William Smith's house on the National Road one mile East of Centrevillf, Wayne county, Indiana, 40 sheep, 10 cattle, 50 hogs, corn, 8 horses, 1 reaper, 1 wagon, farming utensils of all kinds, 60 acres of wheat in the ground, hay, oats, and various other things. And on Monday the 30th day of December, 1867. at the late residence of Isaac M. Esteb in Boston township, in said county or Wayne, 6 miles south of Richmond, the following personal property to-wit : 25 horses, 40 cattle, 80 sheep, 50 hogs, 600 bushels of wheat, corn, hay, oats, one hundred and fifty acres of growing wheat, 3 wagons, 1 threashicg machine, farming utensils of all kinds, household and Kitchen Furniture, One-third of a Patent right lor a Ditching Machine, and various other articles too tedious to mention. The Sale will commence on each day at 10 o'clock A. M., and the Sale commencing on Monday the 30th day of December, will continue from day to day until the property is all s Id. A credit of twelve months will be given on all suras over S3. Notes and approved security will be required of each Surchaser, waring valuation and appraistnent laws, ther terms will be made on the days of Sale. ZACHARIAII OSBORN, Administrator of ISAAC M. ESTEB. December 5th, 1SS7. 4lts.

DB. I. J. A VEBY'S LITTLE GIANT VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS, THE GREAT ANTI-BILIOUS REMEDY AND SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL. If you have Liver Complaint, - If you have Sick Headache, It you have Bilous Attacks," If you have Dyspepsia, If you have Constipation, Then use Dr. I. J. AVERYSj LITTLE GIANT LIVER fPILLS. They are entirely Vegetable, They contain no woody or inert matter, The dose Is small, The action sure and thorough, They Produce r o griping, , - : . .. . They cleanse the stomach, They excite the secretions,' They carry off" the bile, . They leave no one costive, They are easily taken, They can barm no one, Those of natural Weak Constitutions, Those who are Aged and Debilitated, . Those who are weakened by Disease, Those who suffer from Indigestion, Those who suffer from Liver Complaint, Those who suffer trom Kidney Affection, Those who suffer from Dumb Ague, Those who suffer from Loss of Appetite, Those who suffer from Nervousness, Those who feel a Loss of Energj-, Should use LIAVERY'S: GIN BITTERS, THE GREAT DIFFUSIBLE STIMTJLENT, , Which possesses an extraordinary power of infusing vigor to the whole, or any part ot the human system, which may have become weakened or debilitated. It is prepared by charging pure Gin with tbe juices of Tonic and Alterative Roots, Barks, and Buds, in such a manner as to be sustaining as well a stimulating. Compounds of the bar may produce a tempoary ex citement. but to be followed by corresponding depress' ion, after the fumes of the liquor have passed away. out tnis ia not tne case uu iuib preparation, its eifects are nourishing and lasting, as well ss stimu lating. DR. AVERY'S Balsam !of Life, FOR Affections of the Throat, Chest and Lung 3. A pleasant and effectual remedy, as testified by many of our citizens, containing no opium nor miner al substance. For Sale, at . AVERY'S, S. E. Corner Main tt Marion Sts. . ...... . a Always get the Best." DR. AVERY Blood Pnrifying and Liver Syrap.

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This DMbamsiua. tang and taveraMy known. eoirhly retn vis orate broken-4owa and , low-snirited bmef, ' by ( ctrenglbcaluc ' and eleau.aioa th ,-. itomaeh and Iiitcstine. It is a sure pre. vantiva of an diseases incident to this animal, such as LUX O FEVER. GLANDERS, YELLOW WA IER, HEAVES, COUGHS, DISTEMPER, FEVERS, FOCXDEa LOSS OF APPETITE AND VITAL ENERGY, &c. Ika use impTores the wiad, inereass the appetite-gives a smooth and gloaay skia and Imubrai - the ' miserable skeleton Into 4ne-iookinK and spirited , horse. To keepers of Coirs this It tnereaaes the qaautUy preparation is invaluable. and improves the qnaSity . of tbe milk. It has . been proven by ac tual experiment to increase the quantity ef milk and cream twenty per cent, and make the butter firm and sweet. In fattening cattle. It gives them an appetite, looseaa Ik.i. k 1 A m .nil - .InkM thorn thrive neb faster. In all diseases of Seme, such as Cooxha, TJlssrs h) the Lungs, Liver, fee., this article , acts as a specific. . By putting from i one-half a paper ! , to a paper in a "- - H barrel of swill the above diseases Will be eradicated . sr entirely prevented. If given In time, a eertaui ' preventive and eure for the Hog Cholera. . ; Price 29 Cents pjr Paper, or 6 Papers tot Si. TBZPARST ST ' S. A POUTZ &c BKO. ...j fi' AT THSIB A. WHOLES.! LE DRl'U AND MEOICIXI DEPOT, Uo. 116 Franklin St, Baltimore, 2X& For Sale by Drupgists and Storekeepers through- . out the United States. ' For sale Wholesale and Retail, at mannfactu rer's prices, by J. W. PLUMMER. Richmond, Ind. JUST ARRIVED, From tlie East, A COMPLETE STOCK OF W OOLENS, ' .. FOR . , FALL AND WINTER WEAR. : " -;; : " at : " ;;;,-'' ' J. Z B Y A N & B R O' S, NO. 38 MAIN STREET, Consisting of , FRENCH COATINGS (ALL SHADES,) t, "v .. : The Celebrated F. ' & II. Castors, V ' - ' A Choice Line of J . HILGER'S CLOTH & DOESKIN3 Declared to be the best Cloths in tbe market, by the S Merchant Tailor's Convention of New York. 52 A splendid assortment of the Latest Styles ofJ C A S S I M R ES, VBSTINGrS, Etc., Which we -will Make np in 'the I L A TEST S T Y L E 8 And best workmanship, at the lowest figures the marjP ketcan afford. We will sell alio by the yard in any qaantity to) su . purchasers. i We especially invite the attention Jof THE L A. D I "E , To onr LARGE STOCK of ' FRENCH CHINCHILLAS, For Ladies Sscqueing. It is undoubtedly the largest assortment ever brought to this city, and wQl be sold at a margin above cost. -' ". " ' ' 1 Give ns a call before purchasing elsewhere. 30-tf. September 19, 187.--sV " KEW PEtFCBTE FOR THE HADKKMffClsyT ; Vba.loBi T(iuht BlMmiag Cr , Phalon'a' ' 2ViBht BIoanias Ceitss Phaloaa Phmlaia'a . . ivisrht atloonisis; CeresM. Pkaa.w's i -rviht nioaafa Cercaw. i -1 A most iqaiHite. aelicato, and Fragrant Perfume, eutilled from the rare aud beactifol gower frmn atuch H takes ha aasa. : Ifaaafaetared oaly by r :i. , i !.; Y ii-', PHALO.X ft SON, Aw V.rk. BEWARE OF COUHTEBFEIT3. ASK FOR FHALOH'S TAKE KO OTHER

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- -Adcilnlatrator'at . IToticg. ' letters of Administration have been granted to Ut eedeiavosd by the. Clerk or the Court ef Common Pleas of Wsyae Coonty, as4 State of ltmr, on Hie Estate of Jonathan Ballinger, late eS Wayne Township in said County, deceased. AH mrioD having claims against said Estate arerequirt 4 to present them duly proved withia om year lroste eat. n ' 5ATHAN HAWKINS, Nor! i(rnrrr 4H- w.- Asmiaisyt..v

-The Pen to Mightttr Uixa the Ccri." THE OOIsD PITeV DE3T AUDCnEAFCTTC? FE!T3. Morton's Gold Pens, THE BEST PEBS IN THE WORLD. 2?or tale at JVo. 26 MdidenXane, JSTetv - Yorir, and by every duty appointed jigeut at the tame onces. i.;-s; , . ' Morton males no $ent stamped with the JX'ame or Trade-mark of any other; therefore, where an jivency it established, the public will be best suited, and at the same prices, by eatlinff on the Agent; in all other placet those wishing the Morton , Pen, must tend to Headquarters, where their orders will receire prompt attention, if accompanied with the cash. j Catalogue, with full description of sizes and prieet, ,,tent on receipt of letter pottage . A. MORTON. THE GREAT ENQLISHI REMEDYSir James Clarke's Female Pills, Prepared from a pertcriptum. of- Sir J- Ctarie, 21. ., Pkyidan Extraordinary to theQiern. " This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure cf sl those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitution is subject. It moderates all excesses and removes alt obstu uctlo3 from whatever cause. TO :ARieiEr AAIttES It is particularly suited. It will, in a short time, bring on the monthly period with regularity, and although a powerful remedy, does not contain anything hurtful to the- constitution. In all cases ef Iterrou and Spinal Affections, Pains fa the Back and Limbs, Fatigue eta slight exertion, Palpitation. of the Heart, Hysterics aod Whites, it will effect a cure when all other means have faiihd. FuinUrectionaisv the panphlet area-ad cash package. - ,; ? ! , ' u 5 Remm ef ComUrfeU. Oteeree tKe iMrote ef J OB MOS.SS on the package purdUute none triAvut it a!! other, rra bcue and kwCUcw mutilation,. .. N. B. On Dollar, with, fifteen cents for postage, enclosed to tire sole loprietorr JJOS5S, x7 Cortlandt Street, Hew Yook, wilt insure a, bonis ef tho genuine, containing Fifty FUlk,by return mail, securely sealed from all observation. -:- . ' : The Fall Hat Fashions. P7THE undersigned has ii. justrcceiredhisnew CALL Style of,.,MAT' aad CAW, a to which he invites the at- - a isBtiea ei an w-ns voaiti 3 indulge the I atMt fx xli. ton. Carl at the Hat aad Cap Store of JOHXSUTFRnfS. ; Richmend, 14 Hepfe 1 18flZ a. j , 28U phopessiowaIu. T. nC3E ! ESPECTFULLT reminds his frieadsand the ImTa. pabfie, that he continues the, praetiee ef Seats J Sorcery at tbOlBIFM an the 2T..W. corner of Main and Pearl-sts., where be wilt be pleased to receireall calls for his professiosaJ serrkes. lli solicits a share of tbe publio's patronage, and waritntseotiresattsfaetion. ..i-iu..,: Teeth Extracted without Fain, by the use r f MiU-oas Oxyde or Lfsacrhane G. - -Ritlrwrndv Feb. 21,1867. - Dr. HBlTRYd'HTJY, OBce at the GERMAM DRUG STORE. Ft .. Wayne A venire. Opposite : HOWARD A GRUBB8. L: J. FRANCISc6l-.-Office and Residence South PrmnlrTin Street, . East siif, between l&un and Walnut, July 17, 1367. 30 tf RICHMOND, Ikoiana. ; . JOHN ? WniTRIDGE, Attorney t Law i Ilptary, VAUGHAlf IUILDIKG, '( 1 er the comer of Mafa'and Fifth-sts. eatrsnceon sli.-;; tx iJ.-11"-" o?-i J.,--. : ' a. m hi-.t ,! RiOritnond. Jndiana. ' n . r . ........ m, " Dr. HENRY d'HUY, ' Residence: Llarion Street. - (Near Morrisson Ltbraqr.) l s" Office Hours. From 1 to.3.Q'clock. F. M. iLTTOIllIEY. 'ST o ta irvP b 1 i c Office, over iHm Dakr sairaice oa M! street; . i;.,--t-tfy .1 !MCC3aD,IJID. . - T , -, ..... BLooDunffeyiriQ X. I VT E II. S YE XT i , For aU diseases arisiag frnin in iiaama atata nf I the blood, or a disorded Lirer. I haa bean aaad witf . I great success among our citixens.' " For Hale, at f.3 ,Js,yisxp DRs70-STC3C, , SOUTH-EAST CORNER M AIN AND HARION 8u. rBE AMERICAN WIT ia alwaya.fij for any one M. to read. 25 cU. a year.' ' - -3 J WCRARDSOJK a COLLItiS. 49 Jahat ht.. W. v. ASK and receive THE AMERICAN WIT." 25 cts u ., BCflABJ)SOK A COLidNS, f2 John st . Y. UfiKK ORAOTliaranTorCrraits. THE T AMERICAN WIT ia 25 WT RICHARDSON A COLLINS, John at N. Y. TT OKG COSTR1UUTOR ia TCT ASSSfOAV WIT JLl 85 cU. a year. . . .., .... , ' BICHARDSOIfACOLLHrS, JohaatN.Y. IaU rfTTNNEE I TIm Ancedotes in THE AUSRlfTA K i WIT. aeta. a year. - wr RICHARDSON A COLLINS, 42 John St., N. Y. JOHN ELLIOTT. Prcpietor, CORNER OF FIFTH AND HAITI ..--if.). f.'i, -

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