Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 37, Number 52, 20 February 1868 — Page 3

LOCAL-COLUMNS

.CBICXlMOWDi INDIANA: February Oth, 1C60. J&(flMO.M),rOSl OFFICE, Dec. 3'0, 186T Columbus and East . 130p.k Chicago .... . Cincinnati. lUvton War 10 15 A.M . ........ ...... 8 00 A.M ......... j In lin.ipol and West... f-lS r f W AIM OPEV Ail ' ' Indianapolis tad .JVcst.. ., Cincinnati.... Dayton. .Wl y Chicago . .- ."..;- nnlnmtttia and Krst. 2 30 .M . .. ... 9r is u v.. 6 4VT.M Botton and Beechy llire,lcaves I uesaay an. t Friday, at . - - y ; ll 23 do. do arrives same days at..., ,? ArbaylaBethel 4c. leaves Monday, Wednes dcf naVd -TriiaV, 4 00 Winchester via 7 Jew - Garden, Monday, Wednesday Fday,a.... do. arr. Tnasday, Thursday and Saturday, 4 00 p.m. BrookvilletiaAbiugton, leaves Monday and Friday at-,- - " " Arrives Tuesday and Saturday at - " Ac'M..fni 7!2o a- m. '..to T:W p. On 8anday.froB 9;00 io 10:00 A.x. - " 'ED. A JOSE S, P.M. -ANNOUNCEMENTS,! CAROO-iTES-TtBxa tlfor subscribers; $2 for non-subscribers -to be paldjnfariably in advance. " ; Sheriff. We are authorized to announce Jacob S. Baflenger, a's candidate for re-election to the office of SherifTof Wavne County, subject to the Apri . . , .....- - ' ' - nominating election. . -, Pbosktctiko "Att'y, 8th Distkict. Mr. Editor, Please announce Lieut. Wm. H. Jones, 0 ro.VTriIe, u a 'candidate for nomination, ft the office of Dis trict Prosecutor, in the 6th Judicial District of Indiana composccl of the .Countiea H Franklin, Union, ayf etteand Wayne, subject to the 'decision of the Republietn party. . , We are authorized to announce the name of Abel L, tnd,of tVichinmid,as a candidate for the ffica of District Att'y for the Sixth Juaicial iminei orina composed of the Counties of Franklin, ayette, Union and Wayne Subject to the April Union Nominating Election. ConNTT Commissiomkk. We are authorized to an nouncer ii H. Pierce, of Ha(?orstown, as a candidate: for re-election to the office of County Commissioner, subject to the decision of the Republican Nominating Klection in April neit. r , We are authorized to announe Amos Parsons, of Jeflarson Township, aa a candidate for County Commissioner, subject to the Aprit nominating election. RErM.-""if . We are authorized to announce John L Underwood, as a candidate for the Legislat nre, subject to the April nominating election. -Those of our subscribers in the city, who do not receire their papers regularly from the carrier, if iner will let us know, the omission shall be promptly rsmedied. ,. ... ; .. Dr. Tucker's .Notice. -ppvlt. TUCKER, may be consulted at the HunJLVtington House, Jan. 27tb and March 13th. He is a graduate of the regular School of medicine and has had twenty-two years experience in bis profession. Dr. Tucker has made - t"- f... i UhroHteir JJtecue v .',T his special study and practice for the last tea years, such as Consumption, Bronchit'S, Throat affections, diseases of the heart, stomach, kidnies, bowels, nerves and blood. He is thoroughly skilled in these maladies and has had rare advantages for studying them in the hospitals of this country and Europe. He furnishes his patients with all the latest and most approved medicincs.for those diseases which can not usually be had out of the largest cities. Inralides are invited to call and be examined frh ; but cash is in all cases required for medicines. The Doctor uses Inhalation in treating the lungs and catarrh of head or throat., ... 47-tr - . - ' - The Way to Make Money. GAS BILLS DISCOUNTED 15 $ ct if paid on or before the 20th instant. ?. Political ; Speaking ! ! ; ' 'Gen. T. W. Bennett, will address his fellow-citizens of Richmond and vicinity,' to-night (Friday, j at Phillips Hall Everybody are invited to hear him, on the political subjects of the day. R,R. AcciDEHT.-On "Wednesday nigit last, express train on W.' W, Valley R. R. ran off the track, and threw the Engine and Baggage Car into the Canal. Nobody injured. ' ".JSTANOTiifcB Tkadb. Col. Harry C. Elliott, is the prince of traders, and. has just consummated a trade with Wm McCowan, Esq, of his entire stock of Dry Goods, at the corner, for Carpets.; He has now on hand over 5,000 worth of superior Carpets at the -'old Strattan Corner, " and designs making that corner the Carpet Store of the West. ttSrllou. J, H. Farquhar, spoke in Engine Hall,' No. 3, Monday night his speech was sound coinuion sense, eloquent and argumentative, aud he is emphatically one of our strongest Republican orators. We were sorry the audience Was riot larger, aud that all our citizens were not present to listen to the convincing truths he offered. ' rr"-- " : ' ' ' The ; Rev. N. E. Wade, will deliver a Temperance Lecture at Engine Hall Ko. 3, Saturday . evening, Feb. 221, at half past seven o'clock. Mr. .Wade is an able speaker and wri terrand those who attend will be well tepaid. i Go everybody. Tub American Agriccltcrist, For February, 1868, has been received an excellent artic'.e from which is on fourth page, if 'is published in English and German, by Orange, Judd & Co. 41 Park. Row, (Times Building,) New York, at 81,50 3:er year, or 15 cents for a single number." It is especially devoted to the Farm, Garden, and Household, and the present number is especially valtfable, and we only wonder that every onerwho ; derives his living out of the Lord's foot-stool does not possess this periodical" We urge every farmer, gardener, and househoulder, to immediately subscribe for it John Bell, on Noble streeirriear the Depot ' is the Agent for this excellent farm Journal. - ftv-Al ways get the Bent. DIt. AVJBKYS Ulood Pnrffylnwfind LirerNrrnp.

' ' " v' 1 '- For the Palladium Henry Vincent as a Treacher.

There is perhaps no one man who would create so much enthusiasm, and command so much . respect and esteem' from' the citizens of Richmond, as the English Orator who has bnen with us both ' this and last winter. 'Knonn as be is to our citizens, aa a popular lecturer, be i now known to them as no less a popular preacher. The sermon on Sabbath evening,-reb. th, (in the UniUd frosbyterian Church on North 8th St.) as it came from his' lips, appeared more to us as one of America's ablest Divines, than Henry Vincent the lecturer. v' He tooks his text Ps. 25 5 verse; "Lead me in thy truth, aud teach me." It would be vain for ben to attempt a description of the beautiful symetry, the arguments and illustrations, as presented by Mr. Vincent.. l?t VI H bljf. J ri.'- : ' Huffice it to say that it was one of the ablest and most effective sermons we ever listened to. hkeptica were made to tremble and weep nnder its power. Infidelity had not a point on which to bang for safe ty. All arguments, illustrations and appeals were made with such force and power as to rivet the at-! tentionof all his hearers. , If attention shows appreciation (and it certainly does) -Mr. Vincent's sermon must hare been fully appreciated. The Church was densely packed, and scores of individuals thou' standing, were held motionless by the power of gospel trnth as presented. - - .-,' S ; " ; Henry Vincent has gone again but not without the prayers of many warm friends following him. May the King and Head of Zion richly reward him. .s - 5; -? " Richmond, Feb. 16, 1888. An annual meeting of the Richmond and Vicinity Bible Society, auxilliary to the American Bibte So ciety, was held in Phillips Hall. Reports were submitted by the Officers and ap proved. The Rer. Mr. Thompson, Agent of the American Bible Society, addressed the large audience, urging them to greater efforts to sustain the increasing demands ofthe parent Society. Voluntary Contributions were received from the following persons: . . , - Wnv"S.3Reid-....J.J V.....V.....2. .$25,00 Mrs. u 5,00 Abram Gaar 25,00 Mrs. A Gaar 5,00 Rev. O. V. Lemon .'. 5,00 Mr. DeLamater. ...... 5,00 A.S.Crocker 5,00 S. R. Lippencot 5,00 D.B.Crawford.;....... 5,00 $85,00 The following amts. were collected in the morning from the Churches, as follows: . . , . , Pearl St. M. E.-.-j . .t $37,50 Union Chapel. 10,03 Third Charge - 4,18 Presbyterian, South. 5 St, . lts,75 United Presbyterian, N. Sth U,00 The following persons were elected to serve the So ciety the ensuing Year: D. B. Crawford, Prss; D. Thompson, V. Pres.; A. Samson, Sec; Wm. S. Reid; Treas. ' " Children's'llome. The following donations to the Children's Home during the month of January, are gratefully acknowledged: -i J., Hood, Mrs. Thompson; 5 Pairs Stockings, Miss Wedekind; Lard, M. Rati iff; Wooden Bowl and Apples, G. W. Barnes; Parsnips and Halibut, Lady; Half day's Wood Sawing, Mr. Bennet; Apples, C. Hant; Cord of Wood and 2 bushels Potatoes, D. Sands; K bu. Potatoes,' Sour krout and pop-Corn, Mr. Graughbell; Cord of Wood, J. Wiggins f Bucket of soap, R. A,, Wiggins; days, work, J, Griffin; 9,00 Deduction on School DesksH, ' Had ley; Coal Oil for the month, W. H. Page; galon Milk per day. each, Messrs. Hale A Berheide; 1 quart per day; M. M. Hale; 6 pairs Stockings, A Friend; $20 from Henry Vincent; $2 from Mrs. Vannuxen. There are at present in the Orphan's Home, thirteen children fire boys from 5 to 9 years old two of them twins; seven girls Tarying from 3 to 9 years old. ' The Mauagers are anxious to find good homes for . them, and request the assistance of all friends of the Orphans. Mr. Editob. Will you please to publish in the col umns of your journal the following statement ot the standing of the Schools of the city with respect to punctuality for the week ending Feb. 14th, 1868? All pupils not in their seats at the moment of opening School are marked tardy. '"m" T " $? '4 Fifth SU School Bnildincr. High School Cyrus Hodgin, teacher .... 93 1-3 per ct. Grammar " Mrs Geo. Brown, principal 98 2-5 . :. Miss M. Dill, teacher... .98 1-7 Intermediate, Mendenhall, '" 99 2-3 " Warner, " " " Wallace, ' ' " .....90 1-10 " Thompsc n " 98 8-9 . Primary, .' - Duphone - 99 2-5 ,; -.'i' 'stitt,; .H-!t.';:..v,;'".....99 2-3 U: " Robinson, 99 1-3 . Test, " 99 2-3 . j Corner of Main ail d Front Sts. Gram'rScht.Miss Ballard, teacher 99 1-4 Intermediate, . . Walker,. ; " ...... 98 8-9 X . Public Square. . . . - , Gram'r Sch'l, Miss Posey, teacher;...... 99 1-4 J Intermediate, Seamans, " ...... 69 1-2 Primary, Owens, " 99 2-3 . ! Mrs. Wilde, - ...... 99 2-5 i ;f "."". v Franklin St. School. Gram'r Schl J. D. Severinghaus .; 99 1-3 Inter'te, H. Igleman, prin, " 98 1-3 Primary, Miss Warner, " 90 1-3 Friend's School Hoose. Primary, Miss Mathers, " ., 97 Brown, 98 1-4 The Lady's Friend for March. "Diamonds or Hearts; a Halloween Mystery," is the attractive title of the beautiful steel engraving which leads off this number of the "Queen of the Monthlies." ' This engraving illustrates a story by Eleanor C.Donnelly, which all will want to read. The Fashion Plate is as usual engraved on steel, and colored, and is refined and elegant. This is followed by another engraving called "After the Storm," and by numerous cuts of children's fashions, bonnets, coiffures, mantles, ie. The music for this number is "The Welcome Galop." Among the literary matter we note a story by Mrs. ; Harriet Prescott 4poflord "the first Theft and th Last;" "A Dead Man's Rule," by Miss Piescott; "D Courcy's Iteply, by Mrs. Bache; "Judge and Mrs. Sturtevant," By Francis Lee; Disillusion," "War Flowers, and how to Make Them," The Fashions" "Receipts, " Ac. Price (with engraving) $250 a year; Four copie (with one engraving) $6,00. One copy of Lady Friend and one of that popular weekly, The Saturday Evening Post (and one engraving), $4,00. Addres Deacon and Peterson, 319 Walnut Street Philadel phia Sample copies 15 cents. We join our wish, with that of th "Telegram,", to secure the delivery, by Re C.N. Sim, of his lecture on "Character an Characters,' to our citizens, and suggest tha the "Y. M. C. A." invite him to Richmond fo that 'purpose. 1 I Y. . t i An old friend and patron, writing to us from the Western part of our county, thus closes hi letter : ",, ... . "Andy Johnson has slid clear down the df clivity of i.famt where not one slight ray hopei either, morally, religiously, or y politically : can ever reach him, nor the last, long and lousound of Gabriel's trumpet can ever penetrat the dismal abodes of his night of eternal dam nauOD.' , is, . i w s. .. K...1-. jt-t, TTT ... s ; , Focnd On the inside of Citizens Dank, nea the door, some money; the owner can haver by calling at this office 'and paying for this notice and by designating the amount.

Prolific Apple Trees. . 4

A few weeks ago we noticed, au,a,ccouDt of a large apple tree and what woeetned a prodigioua crop of apples; for this last season, being eighty-six barrels of choicest fruit, somewhere in western ew iorK, The varictv was the Sewton Pippin. That Statement seems to have been verified by a Committee from the Hew York State Horticultural SocietyST- Cr" Here is anotner: a.m. xayioroi ixiuaon ,ounij Va., writes to the Prairier. Farmer, that he has a Loudon Tippin, that has' borne an average of ftTty bushels of excellent apples every seasoa, for more than eichtv Tears! This mar be true, but we never heard of ninny good apples being produced in the Old Dominion. Major B. L. Martin We 'do not know whether our friend Martin desires to go back' to the legislature frornl this county; but of one thing we are sure, that we have neard of no Republican spoken of more frequently for that position, by, his many friends from the different townships in the county p than himself," and .their; unanimous "desire is that he will permit his name to come before the April nominating election, to be chosen for that 'tread-tnill" position. Dkservbd Mention A friend relates an incident to the credit of the Avenue House" proprietors Messrs GcehM . . -W ner je jo. tuat aeserves recoraing.Some weeks ago, a woman,. in poor cir cumstances, who was returning to her lome in the Western part of this State,' arriving on the cars at night, and being sick, stopped at the "Avenue House," near the Depot. S'ae made known to the generous proprietors, her pecuniary circumstances, and they cheerfully adminstered to her necessities . ?lA'short time thereafter, she was confined, and a fine. lealthy babe was born." They kept her at the "Avenue" until she had entirely recovered, and then sent her and aer babe on her road home requiring noth ing for their trouble and ' expense ; -but roocHvincr the thanks and blessincs of CT - . - w . - this poor woman for their unselfish and Christian kindness and benevolence. Messrs Goehner fc Co. have a sufficient reward in feeling good under their vests, lor this Samaritan-like act, and it is worth mentioning, because," "like angel's visits," such suit incident is extremely rare with landlords. May Heaven bless Jacob and his household and prosper the "Avenue House." OYTC" Richmond and Ft. R. R. A commit tee from the Board of Directors of this R. R. Messrs. Grubbs, Reid, and Moor man,, presented to the City Council at its last meeting, a petition asking it to 'modify or amend said action so as to re move the objectionable features, and se cure to the use and benefit of the road, the appropriation (8100,000) made by the city, in the following manner : Is sue Bonds payable one, two, three, four and five years after date, bearing ten per cent, interest per annum, in sums of 81,000 each, to be converted into iron only, when the same is deliv ered in Richmond, in amounts of onefifth of said appropriation, or as needed to lay the track, the same to be a sub scription of stock in the road, on a guar antee of carrying fuel, (wood, coal, or peat,) and the location of the shops of said road in your city " The subject was referred to a commit tee, consisting of Messrs. Elder, Coffin, and Patterson, of the Council. To Consumptives. The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send ffre of charge to all who desire it. the prescription wtte the directions tor making an'l using the simple remit dr bv which he was cured of a Inner affection and te1 dread disease Consumption. His only object iahat benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer to try this prescription, as it will cost them nothing will may prove a blessing, r lease address , Kir. tUWAKU A. V) lliBUJ, No 165 S'l'uth Second Street, Williamsburgh V. SEW PEBFIME FOR THE II A. DKERCIIIEF. Phalon'a Pfaalan'i Phalon's Kba!on'rt Plmlon'i "Night It looming Cercm." 'Night HlominK Oraa. Night Blowraing Cerewa. Night Blooming CerfO. " Night 1Z looming Cerr.mm. A most exqnixite. delicate, nml Fragrant Perfume, jistiiled from the rare aad beautiful flower from which it taken its name. Masnfuctured oaly by, . . - l'HALOX & SOS, New York. BEWARE OF COCNTERFKIT8. ASK FOR PHALON'S TAKE KO OTHER No. 25 Maiden Jane, ) New York, Dec. 14, 1SG7.J" In my Card of Nov. A, 1867, 1 stated that, "for the purpose of more fully supplying the want of the public, and to order to prevent unacrupulonn dealer from palming off" Inferior and ivort IiIena goods aa the 3TI orton Gold Pm, I Khali hereafter sell no goods at wholesale except only to duly appointed and ' authorized Agents," etc. To this plan I have since strictly adhered. In accepting1 Agents, great care has been exercised to appoint those who, by longcontinued fair dealing, have . acquired a i reputation for honesty, responsibility, and probity men in whose word the public ' have learned to place confidence. These Agrents have agreed to keep a fall assortment of ay, pens, and to sell them at my published prices. Thus the public are supplied by them with just such pens aa they want, either aa to writing' or price, and fret ' a full equivalent for the money paid. No agent is appointed to travel from place to place, or canvass the country, , so that all who want a Morton Gold Per. must get it from the Local Agent or from headquarters." '' . None need apply for the Agency except in conformity to the above,-the liberal die-' count. " To Clubs" being sufficient inducement to all others. : s - - A- JKOB.TON. ; Purchasers bf 57ir, James Clark's Female Pills are cautioned against counUrfeils. The genuine have the name of "Job Moses", on . each package. - All ! others are worthless. ., 41 3mo STAlways get - the Bei-i,.- Vaexplosive Coal Oil, at AVERY'S S. E." Corner Mai & Jf ari on streets. Always get the Best. Toilet Soans I and PerfumeryS at AVERY'S, S. E. Corne j Main k Marion street n. I

Lubins Genuine Extracts.

Low's Brown Windsor Soap. : , ... Fine American Perfumes. Low's Honey Flower Soaps. and Elder Colgate's Toilet Soaps. Burnett's Cocoaine. Cocoa Toilettino. Sair Restoratives. Patent Medicines, a full As sortment. . Pure Spices. Creasi Tartar. Baking Soda. AT PLUMMER, & HARROLD'S DRUG STORE, 129 MAIN STEEET, SIGN. OP THE GOLDEN MORTAR. Feb. 6, 186S. 50-tf THRESHING MACHINES. GOLD MEDAL SEPARATORS ! FIRST PREMIUM Indiana State Fair186T FOR the coming season we offer our celebrated Separators, Portable Farm Engines and Horse powers, with every confidence in their superiority over any in use. We refer with pride to the trials of Thrashers at our last State Fair. These, trials were fair AJ.D honbst, aud resulted as follcrws : First day's trial the ROBIN.SOX MACHINE Thrashed just twice as fast aa either of the other Machines and saved and cleaned the graiu well. This trial not being satisfactory to our competitors we ruu it over atrain the next dar. the wheat was all taken from the same stack and divided sheaf about by order of and. iu the presence of the Committee : . in this run the Robinson Machine Thrashed precisely at the same speed as the dar before viz : Two bashels per minute, and saved' 20K pounds of wheat out of the same number of shears over otc of the Machines and 40pounds over the other. Send in your orders earlv and ?et the best Machine. for fast work and for saving the grain, in America. . KOHI.VSON MACHINE WORKS, 50-tf Richmond, Indiana. THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDYSir James Clarke's Female Pills, Prepared from a pertcription of Sir J. ClnrJee, Jf. D.. G rL - ry. i- ' -iycur rnraoranary to mcmyueen. This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitntion is subject. It moderates all excesses and removes all obstructions, from whatever cause. TO MARRIED IiADIKS It is particularly suited. It will, in a short time. bring on the monthly period with regularity, and although a powerful remedy, does not cutain anything hurtful to the constitution. In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain 3 in the Back and Limbs, cauRtie on siiin exwruon, raipuauon oi tne Heart, Hysterics and Whites, it will effect a cure when all other means have failiiJ. Full directions in the nam phlet around each package. . SPEUAX KOT1CK. Beware of Counterfeit. Ottnerve trie name of .IMi MOS&S oh the packtrie vurchaee none teithoui it nil other, are bate and worMeta immitatione. N. One Dollar, with fifteen cents for postage. I Bueiwseu vj we nuie rropneior, juu MVJi, 11 Uorti landt Street, New York, will insure a bottle of the genuine, containing Fifty Pills, by return mail, securely oesicu nua aa uuserraiioo. 'Canst thon diseased, not minister to a mind And, with some sweet, oblivion antidote, Cleanse the foul bosom of the perlious stuff That weighs upon the heart?" Certainly; Plantation Bitters will do it when nothing else will. Melancholy, Depression, Hypochondria, Insanity, all spring, more or less, from a diseased stomach, and this Plantation Bitters is 1" VV. . " si'Psia. "eauacne, Uuline88 Ague, Low Spirits, must yield to the health-giving and genial influence of Plantation Bitters.- ' If you are in doubt, mase one trial and be convinced. Thus say those who know. Magnolia Water. A deltcht.ful ;i ct article superior to Cologne and at half the price. 51-2w

PLUMMERS COLUMN.

Burnett's Cocoaine, Lyon's Kathairon, 3 S1 , Hall's Hair Renewer, Ring's . Ambrosia, ; Oil of Bennie, ' 1 V N. B C. H. l Coudray Oil, ". ? 1 i Bandoline, Eau Lustra!, Cocoa Cream, Trioopherus, Circassian Hair Oil, Zylobalsamum, Ursina, Mrs. Allen's Restorative, Lewelfvn's Restorative, Sterling Ambrosia, Seeley's Catarrh Remedy, Edward's Catarrh Remedy, Miller's Waterproof Blacking, Silverine, . Magnolia Water, Kalliston, Morton'1 8 Eraser, Keersteds Salve, Byrant's Pulmonic Wafers, Holland Bitters, Longstreet's Dyspepsia Cnre, Cantrell's Dyspepsia Cure, Carey's Cough Cure Aicock's Plasters, Arnica Plasters, Poor Man's Plasters, &c, ' &c, &c, &c. AT-DRUGr-STORB,

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S. W. Cor. Main & Pearl Streets, ' ' : F a ii " t" 1 : RICHMOND, IND.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Onk SIobk UNPoaTawAT---AIas I for the thousands of unfortunate youths who,' from the acquirement of a certain ecrtt rice, hare brought upon themselves the inflrmit'es of ago ere it was yet the noon of life. The great boos for such, and the only sure, safe, positive cure, is Dr. Jaun Lelamarres celebrated Specific I'ills. See advertisement headed,Life,Health, Strength ' 1 .... 41-lm ITCHI ITCH1! ITCHIJi SCRATCH I SCRATCH ! ! SCRATCH Hi;. . . ; in Ifom 10 to 48 hours., ..aft;, d Wheaton'a Ointment cures The iitch. Wheatou's Oint:nrnt cures Wheaton's Ointuicnt cures Wheaton's Ointment cures Wheaton's Ointment cures Salt Ilheum. Tetter. ' ' ' Barbers Itchf Old SoresJ i Every kind " Wheaton's Ointment; cares , j,. ; , of llumor like Magic ? t .i; . Price 60 cents a box j . by mail, 6J cents.. - Address. WEEKS A POTTER, No. 170. VashingVtt Street Iiosion,.Mass. , For sale by all Druggists $4 Boston, Iiov. 21, 1857.' - sp. no.Ty: 8.H.K. An experienced Kurse and Female Physician, - J Presents to the Attention of Mothers her S O O TH I NC SYRU P ; s For Children Teething, which greatly facilitates the process of teething by softening the gums, reducing all inflammation, will al'ay all pain and spasmodic action and is. I ,. Sure '.to regulate the Bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to your-. selves and . RELIEF AND HEALTH TO TOUR fXFANTS. We have put up and sold this article forover30 years, and cam ur i.v confidence and truth of it what we nave never oeen aoie tosay oi any otner medicine. ?cvcr has it tailed in a snigle instance to eflfect a cure, when timely used. Never did we know an instance of dissatisfaction by any one .who used it. On the contrary , all are delighted with its operations, and speak in terras of oommendation of its magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in this matter -'what we do know," after 30 years experience ; and. plod ire oar reputation for the fulbument of what we hprc declare. In almost every instance where theinfant is sufleriopr from pain and exhaustion, reliel will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes aftertbe syurp is administerd. . - - f Full directions for using-wm accompany each bot tle." None genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS & PERKINS, rew 1 ort, is on th outside wrapper. Sold by all iroiist throughout trie world. PRICE, OMA' 35 CENTS PER ROTTLE. Dr. Schenek's M(tdrae Pills ASnbstitute . forCaloaiel. These Pills are composed of various roots havine power to relax the secretion of the liver as promptly and effectually as bUiopiJlsor m.orcury,without produc incr those disagreable or dangerous effects, which often follows the use or the latter. , In all billious disorders these pills maybe used with . confidence, as they promote the discharge of vitiated bile,' and remove these" obstructing from the liver and biliary ducts which cause billious affections i general. tsehencK s MaaaraKe nils, cure sfcK heartache ana all disorders of the liver indicated by sallow skin, coatc.1 tongue, ccstirness, drowsiness and a general feelinar of weariness and lassitude, showing that the liver is iu a torpid or obstructed conditio. In short these l'ill3 may be used with advantage in all cases where a purgative" or alterative medicine is required. Please asK for "Dr. bchenck's Mandrake rills. Sold by all Druggists-and dealers.; Price 2 cents per box. .,.;-t, ? s .";. LIFE HEALTH STREW GTH. L IF ty-H E A LTH ST R EN CTH . rim GHEAT FKECII REMEDY. Delamarre's Specific Pills. . : Prepared by Garanciep.? & Dcfont, Ko. 11 Rue Jjumhard, I'an's, and highly rccommonicd by the entire ilauical ! acuity of i ranee. 7 . ; Arc a most energetic and efficient Remedy in case of Spermatorrhtea or Seminal Weakness;" Nightly, Daily or Prrmatotre Emissions : Sexual Weakness or Lipoteney ; Weakness arising from Secret Habits and Sexual Excesses; Relaxation of the Genial Organs ; Weak Spine ; ime" or "Brick-dusf'deposites in the Urine; 'Mi'.ky Discbarges," Ac, and all the ghastly train of Symptoms arising from Overuse or Excesses. A pamphlet, containing full particulars, with Directions and Advice, printed in French, German, Spanish and English, accompanies each box, apd w iU be sent by mail, free of cost, to any one who will write for it. ' Priee $1 per 'Sox', or Six Boxesor $5 A SIC FOR DEL A 31 A Hit fTSSP ECIFIO PILLS, AXV TAKE SO OTHERS. Sold by all the principal Druggists, or will be sent by mail, tecurely teaUet frtitu all ohwrvation, on receipt of the specified price by any advertised Agents, or bv the sole Proprietors, OSCAR G. MOSES & CO., 27 Cortlandt Street, New York. Agents for Richmond and vicinity, POTTS BRO'S , SAMPSON Jt ROSS, Dr. D'ilUV. " Spn. 41-ly ELASTIC SPONGE ! A SUBSTITUTE for Curled Hair and Feathers for Mattresses Cushions, Pillows, Furniture, and all upholstery purposes. EXCLUSIVE AGENCIES GRANTED. The American Patent Sponge Company, sole manufacturers of the celebrated Elastic Sponge, are granting ExclusSie Agencies for the sale of their goods. ihe treat increasing demand for this wonderful article offers a rare opportunity to Agents, whether practical upholsters or uot. , , Descriptive pamphlet, circular contaiuing terms of nKi-iiuj, aim siiiiijiiu in pooas gent Dy mail. Address A. W. GOODELL, General Agent for (Jhmpany, 13 A H Cliff-street, New i'c fork. nl.lTl. Ji;, lftt3. 4-4t. jii . ... onsi mitio.v 13 as certainly cured as MermUtriit fever, and as cerjainly preaented as Small Pox." -Ilsv. CJint. E. Kiuy, M. J)., LL. D. ete KING'S TREPARED PRESCRIPTION, . MADB FROM THE Pit E SCR TFT 10 S OP ' Key. Chas. E. iaog, J?I. J., j. i Foa Thstkvextion of ? " . CONSUMPTION;' For the Radical cure "of ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS CATARRH, and nil auctions of the LUNGs' ; . ii' lAoaAiins; tor teneral and Special Derangements of the NERVOUS SVSTEM tor Disord. r nf tlw Km..li ...1 u . 1- - ' - The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION, increases' the v.rwjuc au ikds ine cooott 0 tie pale blood. ItsubuJra '"n"'i'oua xe.T,t.ti and diminishes the ljcpectoratvou. It checks the night sweats, alwava in from anc:.n it fn.. Ti . . . . 9 , ' . . ;. ,, i iic appento is wtvifforat,xl and the patient rapidly gains flesh , the couA and the difficult breataing are speedily relieved : the sleep becomes calm and refreshing : the fr.i,ii regular and uniform ALL ASTHMA, BRONCH1iSrllNo'RAPIDlVr" Ai.LV ASTONThe PRESCRIPTION should bo nsed in every Disr . "' in whicd there is exhibited any Derangement of either the NERVOUT. or the BLOOD Systems. It is unequaled in Female "'""""'I oi-bui urouppressea Menses ."Whites ."Ac The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION i.both the' BEST and the most ECONOMICAL Meicme tnat can betaken The average dose, is two teaspoons'ul taken once a dav. Thenar. any circumstances, to use "Cough Mixtures" for the Cough ; "Expectorants Weakness ; Iron for the blood I j:' "JC "ry"8 'rntation ; Acids for tho N ight Sweats ; or Whisky or Cod Liver Oil , for the asting. Its Specific Action is upon the ConstituJlTwi11' &nh thro"Sh Condition, upon the Whole Series of Svmptoms. Statements "f rom Patients. Ac . , College Hill, Cinciati :-I was in the last st.-ige of Cohscmption. In ten days after taking tho KKKscRirrioN my. Chill, Night S-eats, Fever, Ac., decreased, and finally altogether disappeared. A mere skeleton before, I am now well stored with flesh My restoration is a, marvel to all who know' me Mrs. C. L. W bight ... .i-V I . " .... . V i J " ' ' : ; . 1 uu.r " vescnpiion saved my daughter's lifo. nl has probably saved me hundreds of dollars." Rev. Cj. IIUHPFIBEYS. Kemspn. !V . V

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"We bUss God for the benefit we have received from B?onsr8LTrHenn:e8CnPtl;a-'-Rc- P" The " PREPARED PRESCRIPTION is nut nn in a $1 bottle, and is sold in Richmond by all DRUG GIST'S generally,or orders may be addressed to tho Sole 'proprietors, OSCAR G. MOSES ACO XT Cortl A.M,r Stbbdt, N. V. Consultations free"' A Circular, containing testimonials of many cases suewffl wKrt' WW S0Dt fre' bT U,al1' t0 aU wh0 spn il-lyr

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... i t WILL CUBE ; DEBILITY 1 ; ; DEBILITY resulting from any cause whatever . Prostration of the System. -V; V. fj. j';'.'..' i .:';('',. , .' - , La.' : ' t s : iPtrcxn my !-,- .. Severe Hardships, " ' ' ' ! " "-'-r m QVi Fevers. ' DISEASES OF CAMP LIEE. Soldiers, Citizens 'Male or Female,' Adul ( "Vi or Youth. , , Will find ia this Bitters a pure Tonic not dependent on bad liquors for their almost miraculousefiects . DYSPEPSIA, AND DISEASES besetting from disokdeks OF the LIVER and DIGESTIVE ORGANS, '' CUEED BT ' ' -.".';'' HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, This Bitters has Performed more Cures, gives better Satisfaction, has more Testimony, has more Respectable People to vouch for it, than any other article in the market. . We defy any one to contradict this assertion, and WILL lOOO to any one who will produce a certificate published hj iiui genuine. . -. EOOFLAND'S GEEMAN BITTEES, f- WILL CC KVBT CASK OF ft . - . . ..-." Chronic or If errons Debility, and Diseases of the Kidneys. Observe the following symptoms resulting front the disorders of the digestive organs : Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, -Heart-u barn. Disgust for Food, Fullness or Weight in tbi Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sink-' ing or Swimming of the Head, Hurried and difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart. Choking or Suf- , focating Sensations when Id a .; i"". lying Posture, Dimness . of Vision, Dots . . . . or Webs before the a Sight, Fever and Dull Pain ' in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin 'and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back" and Breast Limbs, Ac, Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh. Constant imaginings of Evil and great Depression of Spirits. 1 ,.1 REMEMBER, Tliat this Bitter it not Aleholie, coniait no Humor Whisky, and cannot make Druakard,but is the bent Tonic in the World. Read who Says So. ; 1 ""'" Erom Rev. W. D. Seigfried, Pastor of Twelfth Baptist Church,Pbiladelphia. k Gentlema s-T ltim nmhiH. luut. 1.1. : , . the distressing, effects of indigestion, accompanied by a prostration of the nervous system. Numerous remedies were recommended by friends, and soma of them tested, hnt withnnt lir V.. u-n ji - . ' wu, a German Bitters were recommended by persons- who ,, mem, uuu iioaw isvoraDie mention of these Uitters induced me to try them. I must confess that I had an aversion to Patent Medicines from the 'thousand and one" mmnlr "Itiii... u l ..n..o, HUH UUiy aim seems to be to palm off sweetened and draff? ed lnuor UDOn tbecommnnitT in - .1.... 1 . dency of which, I fear, is to make many a confirmed - ' - ruuicaimnK ,u yours was really a medicinal rrenaration. I tnnV it arith its ac.ion. not onlv unnn thn sbima.li k ... .1.. ' - : uu uuuu lliei nei-vous svstem, was prominent and gratifying. I feel that I have derived great and permanent benefit from the use of a few bottles. Ver respectfully vonrs, 5 - . w. d. Seigfried, ' Shackamaxon Street. Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia. "ior I havp dpriTMl cerA&A K.n.li f ' '" ' ' --- - x """1 Hum toe use ot Hoofland s German Bitters, and feel it my privilege i to rornmmrnd thom mmi l li. . . F . . , a. . i -uuie tunic, io ail who are kii florin tr frnm irnna..! ak:i:. c ' . . .-; --, f vu.i.i uEuuiii ur irora maeases arising from derangement of the liver. luursiruiy, E. D. FENDALL. Baptist Church, Philadelphia. , From the manrrMiuifK1.MMMMj..! - . j - -i ".wuiiuClmlHunl ffiven toDr Hoofland's German Bitters, I was induced to eive then a trial. After nain 1 i .., i . r. - - - g s'iiM uuiucb i iouna them to be a good remedy for debility, wd a most excellent tonic for the stomach. , t; , D MERRIGE. Frnm Rjr. Wm Smith r- , r ... ..u, .v, uivn t castor or thn Vmcentown and Millville (N. J,) Baptist Churches! HavirtOP tlftPrff in mv famlfv m H 1. . m ... . tt n r. V. J i uuuiueroi DOtUefl Ot your Hoofland's German J Htere, I have to say that I recant thm aa n a rr. . a . .. . . " 7 - uacuiclMIS, eBPOeiallV adapted to remove the distils they are recommended I' tr?ns'ei "-d invigorate the system When dahllltmtvt. an A mrm .cf..! ; j: . J . . .oi,. iu uiouraers oi lae liver. Inns nf a nwflt. A I t , . - - tunu recommended them to several of my friends, who have tried them. ?1 ,.udthemf-reatIbencficialin " restoration of health. -, Yours truly. WM. smith" . 966 Hutchinson St.,Pbilada. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. See that the signature of "C. M. JACKSON" 'is I)ia irMnn.. ...1. L.m . PRICE. stngie uottle Si , or Half Ioz. for 5. . Should vnnr nHmt Tt . , ... Anj ;-r zr . ont send to us and we will forward, securely packed., by express. Principal Office and MaaaTactorr, PIHI.ASELPnXA, FA. Successor to Jones t ifauix, PBOPIETOii

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