Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 38, Number 27, 8 September 1868 — Page 4
,...,r.:J
,"5 It) . jr iyi.0ie-jiMs5niesa. A
RICHP40NP.1ND, SEPf 8ihn 1,868. REPUBLICANS. ? a TSMOCRATS. 1 Jamesy Ywb,J 3 r; ffptB-Wj. 2 Walt. Q. Gresham. MicbaetcTTEerr, 3 Robert N.Lambt,T,llll sVm. IUwj,;:,,, 4 "George W. Julian, JohnS.'Reid, 5 'John Coburn, -JJohn W. Keightly, Wm.Wirt Carter, J - - D. W. Voorhees, 7 Godkve S.Ortb, M. D. Manson, 8 Daniel DPrart. J if i;Nathi VwJ 9 J. P'. C. Shank?, Robert Lowrey, 10 Wm. Williams, " "Andrew Ellison, IT T.. P..nt M K Fnrranr!
Present Members. tfcCJ.St. Martin M. Ray madam most violent and infamous fpeecb (o a neeting of Democrat at Indianapolis on Saturday eight. lie referred to Congress as a cabal of contractors. tItis a wonder pure Democrats sboold be so' anxious to be'eiected to Congress I Mr. Ray declared the 14th amendment an idle farce. If the peaceiut measure) ui Tijinj iuii icgmianvu reas was unsuccessful, the people of the country would, rise And hang the members of that infamous ldy, to w kfcb Uhe crowd responded, "Hang them I Hang them V ITe was glad there wasj"a"""iieaceful way of overturning their legislation, bufif by the frauds they had arranged to stifle the yoioaof the South, their rule was to be inflicted, upon! tKa people for fur years longer, they should rise in their might and sweep the usurpers from, power.' He detailed .the situation. of the Southern rebels, and was. for receiving them at once to'full power aa before the War, wiifle (lie negro should! be returned to his proper place North and South, and that condition should be defended at all hazxards. ,5131 IT' :--r-- iOOH " I yield to none in devotion to that 'Lost CanseVfor wMcli : we ' fought.-' INJfciVJiK v-.JSIIAL.Li i 1 . AUJUiM THE CAUSE ITSELF FAILED.AND THAT THE PRINCIPLES WHICH GAVE IT LIFE WERE THEREFORE WRONG. Never shall I brand the men who upheld it so nobly, as rebels and traitors. Wade Hampton. . - - ' ' r -r r . J J Thia boastful and shameless rebel and traitor, is now one of the - most' promi nent leaders of the Democratic Party, and, to him, more than" to ftft'y othrTleai tier, is the party indebted for the trasr-n plank its platform,declaring ' the laws of Congress in; regard to. re-construe-tion, which are based upon the 14th article of the Cogst'tution, "UncoustituTIONAL, REVOLCTIOMART AND VOID," and declares it to be the sworn duty of the President of the United States to employ the army, and navy to overturn those State Governments thus established and, by force of arms, violate the Constitution and render, the laws made in pursuance of it "void.' -n Have you had, enough of war? Do 3'ou desire that the country shall be pacified, and prosperity return throughout all the land? Vote for Grant and give your voice and influence for him. Do you-want more wrangling more strife; do" Voa want . all tue, laborious work of the last three years ripped up, and the country plunged into anarchy and civil war vote",For Seymoor and Blair. Uncertainties of the Law, The Troy New York Whig tells a sto ry of a case at law in that State.' In 1855. a man was run over on the Hudson River railroad, and his wife sued the Company for damages. Tbe .case was firstrtried before a justice and the plaintiff nonsuit ed. She then appealed to the Supreme Court and the nonsuit was taken off. She then tried the case before another just ice and got 82.500 . damages. f . The Railroad Company appealed thia tim, and the fourth trial was had, in "the Supl Court Iha verdict of 2500 being alHrmed. , The Railroad Company again " appealed, and. the "fifth trial ,was had before the , New York Court of Appeals, which . reversed the-, former decisions and' ordered a new trial before a justice.; This gave rise to tho sixth trial, which ame off before another justice, who nonsuited the plain-; tiff. " She again appealed,, and. the, 'sevV cnth. trial took place before the Supreme Court which thi3 time affirmed the non suit, but tho lady again appealed to the highest Court, And the eighth trial was Lad before the Court of Appeals in April last. This Court reversed all the former decisions and sent'the case down to the justice tto begin over again. ; Thus after eleven years contest in the courts and eight trials the case is back where it started in the justice's Court ; in ,1855. The ways of the law are tortuous indeed, especially where a poor woman attempts to tight a big railtoad corporation. One of the largest political gatherings ever held in Bedford,' Ind-V assembled there on the 22d. The enthusiasm was unbounded. i Gen, Washburne made ' a most eloquent speech. . A regiment of I Fighting Boys in Blue, over 600 strong, was organized. At Washington, Ohio,, a few days ago, in a drinking saloon, a fellow proposed the following toast : "Here is to the man that polled the trigger'1 that killed Abe Lincoln" or. words , to that effect, t- A young soldier of Canadian', birth, Jwho had been three years in the Union Army fighting rebels in Dixie, took exceptions to this' kind of toast-drinkihg,' arid, the rebel suddenly dropped upon the floor beneath the weight of, the sturdy young loyal soldier's fist. Rising to his feet, the rebel commenced, making i hostile demonstrations, and again he suddenly dropped as before.. A rebel companion who would have interfered caught the light in the young5 HFeran's eye, and turned and fldL"t' i$ in t JIa-J Kisses," say s 3am Slick, . 1 ar like ' r reation. becauB they are- made out or nothing ad ajre.Tery good'; f They. are requiring iwu ucm uu u Miss Bfown,riiivevbeen"to learn how to telUortune, -aid a young , low-ton bA krurfette f -'jas 'give e vour hand, if f on , please!' ??' 4weII, go
OP TUB rH'Mfi 1 J Kit Lit i'T 1 PrtOCEEDINGS" OF'THE THrRTY-THIRD, ANNUAL., MEETING
OF
st River ,'KegnIaf. : Baptist ' Association, i. i-t .T . RBLD WITH THK KBESCZKS C.TltmCTt '
:t; ; 7 lit t .f i HBLD WITH THK
;J .H EWRY C O TJ NTY',
.1 " On ; the; 21st, 22d and! 23d 1st.' . 'The introductory Sermon by EIdei chapter of Second Timothy. -' - 1
;$d.Tj Lettcrs .from , the ' Churches composing this Association were read, and
the Messengers' names enrolled as follows: CHTBCHBS. KissSNsna' kames. .- ; . . - Concord.... .... Elk born .... Ebenezer '.. . .
H. B. Rupe A;-Dean, S. Shn mate, nd T. Benton ..... W."VTatkins, H. Cortney, and W. Goodman. ''!'" Totai.l'.:.;:'.!.-... :'::'.'..
Ordained Ministers names marked thus 3d. Elder Rupe chosen Moderator, and
:;i4th. Dispensed with the reading of the Rules and abstract of 'principles at this time. rti 'i-i' i ' i, ',vf ! i?;5 :'- v-:"A .75th".- Opened a door for the reception of Churches; .none offered a . ;. t i... 6th. Visiting Ministers were invited to seats in Council. 7th 'Corresponding letters called Tor, and one from Whitewater Association printed -with her. minutes, wasreceived by her 'delegates. Elders Harlan "and D. F. Th'omas who were cordially invited to seats in council, and Brother Watkins to reply. -;,:-x.' : - . . t-,,, i... j .,: .,- ' 8th. Circular letter writen by Brother Benton was called for, read and refered to a committee to be read again to-morrow, and the same committee, Elder Rape and W.. Goodman,: with the writer to arrange business for to-morrow. ; - 9th.-.' Adjourned until to-morrow morning, nine o'clock,,1, ; . " ;?
si h V. R ATTTT?TA V HTnTRTVTVO ATTfiTTST oon ,
t' - I . ; .- ........ Met persuant to adjournment, and, after prayer, proceeded to business. -:i Tst." The Messengers' names were called, and list corrected, v ' ' r1 2d, '-The Bill of Arrangement was called for, read and received, aud made the order of - the dayJ" ' "-.": . ., - , , . v p t - 3di Eider T. S: Lines, S. D. Harlan and -Iff KRopeto'pl-eaeh' to-morrow. 4Uifi The next"Associatlo to be hf Id with Elkhorn Church, Wayne County, Indftfna; tccorhmence to lOo'cloclcA'. M. on Friday before the fourth Saturday, in Angu"8t,'l869. j--:-'; ' " : -.. - -:- & -i . x - - . f 5th., ' The Circular letter "called for and received, and ordered to be printed with the minutes' i:. - .s ' ',V ...'-io. -?: 'a --v '?-.' i.." , th: "'Elder Rupe to preach the introductory Sermon next year. :: :; ''7th.'r;EIderDean tofwrite the Circular Letter for next j-ear. 8tU. ' Brother Benton to superintend the printing and distribution of the minutes., r , , x f r,, , , . -. w. , - '9th. w Appointed a yearly meeting at Elkhorn Church, to be held on the third Saturday and Sabbath in May next, and Elders T. S. Lines, H. B., Rupe. and A. Dean to attend, and also a yearly meeting at Ebenezer Church, to be held on the fourth" Saturday arid Sunday in October next, and Elders Rupe and Dean to attend:"" ;"" -' ; " vr;-. ::,n v..:.
10th. "Adjourned to the time and'place u A .t
CIUCTJILK LETTEE. The West River Regular Baptist Association convened with Ebenezer Church to ' Churches and Members composing- that body, sends this epistle of lore. , 'If k. .!. ffAsi. .1 V .: ..
Dear Brbthkex:' According to custom for many ypars past, your attention has been directed by our Circular Letters to very important anl interesting subifcts. Permit us in this to call your attention to ihe Cliristian anl the hypocrite, whilst we attempt to show in a few particulars the difference between them. . , , By a Christian,! we. untleratand one who ha3 the mind of Christ, and is a follower of him; bv a hypocrite, one who pretends to true religion without its possession. In the Scriptures, there are certain marks delineated by which we may test ourselves and know whether we be a true Christian or a hypocrite, that we may concisely present you with a delineation- of these marks, and show in whom they are found and in whom they are not found, we shall confine ourselves to the consideration of the three prominent graces which are exercised by those who are born of God: these are Faith, Hope and Charity, the two first are confined in their exercise to the existence of Christians on this earth, the last is the exercise of the child of God here, and throughout an eternity of- happiness. Faith is the evidence of things not' seen,' and substance of things hoped for; this grace , is therefore one that gives present reality to that which is not visible to our natural eyes; we see not Christ, but believing in him, we are as .certain of His existence as ifwet beheld Him with our own eyes; awakened to a sense of our own guilt and danger, as ; transgressors of God's laws, we leel that, we; deserve eternal punishment; led--' by .-the spirit, by whose influence we are awakened
to believe in Christ as a' Saviour, "we feel
joyful m tne nope oi wternai nappiness in uis presence. , an una iaiiu, we nave the reality of Christ's existence and power to save, as if we saw Htm, and were delivered by Him from some bodily. danger. , This'.faith is exercised in the whole word of God, as written in the Bible; for having felt peace and joy in believing in Christ, who is revealed in the: Bible, by natural consequences we believe all the rest that is contained therein. "This faith enables its possessor to overcome the world, and to trust in God under the most gloomy circumstances; for having found Christ able to deliver him in his greatest extremity; he trusts to Him in others.?;; Hope is a sister grace to Faith it consists of desire and expectation. He that in Christ, desires to be with Him, that he may see Him as He is, and upon the evidence, which his faith enables him to receive, he expects with firm' confidence the enjoyment" of that blessed sight, as faith has respect to the whole word of God.i s Hope, especially, has respect to the promises of God. : These all assure the believer that he shall be delivered from all his afflictions on
this earth from all his trials, and finally , from this body oi sin and death;1 that he shall, triumph oyer the powers of darkness and the grave; that his body shall be raised on the last day, and fashioned like to Christ's glorious body," and there; he shall be with -tlie "Lord, to behold His glory; all this he hopes, for, on promises of God. .This is as an anchor to his soul, both sure and steadfast; entering into that within the vale, whither Jesus, the forerunner, has gone before him. Now the" use of an anchor is to preserve the vessel from being earried adrift; the anchor being thrown out upon some snre ground and confined to the vessel, answers ,this purpose in spirit of the figure; then it may be said that hope fixed on the Lord Jesus Christ sustains the soul and preserves it, for the promises of God are in Christ Jesus, yea and amen, to the Glory of God." The Christian's hope is in jGpd,"hencejthe psalmist, in an hour of gloom and distress," said to his disponding soul; ...hope" tho a, in God, for I shall praise him.- i . - Charity is--the third I prominent-grace of the true Christian. The proper meaning of charity is love to God supremely, and to our neighbors in the same measure that we exercise it toward ourselves in our unregenerate state our carnal mind is fenmity against God; not' subject to His law, and incapable of becoming so in our own strength, but the Christian experiences a change in which he receives a heart to love God.. . The love of God is shed abroad in the Chris
tian's heart bv the Holy Ghost. l ove,
to express in suitable, acts of obedience; hence he obeys from the heart, that
form of doctrine which is delivered to hooeth. all . things, believeth all things,
seemly; thus have we given you a concise view of the prominent graces of the Christian, whose exercises mark him to be a child of God. Now let us see how far these exercises are found in the hypocrite: and, first, his faith is only in
the head, having nothing -of the warm
vk ChrujC TS'itC restijoji the good opinion he has of Ihiniself, and that ha thinks others have of him. If he can maintain his standing in the church and among men. he thinks well of his "prospects for' Heaven; his faith overlooks the search-
i ing portions of God's word, and fastens r his imperfections and sins distress him,
' tentions and some charitable actions which he perforins, and which he thinks pos-
; scsses merits enough to owlance the account, much5 in hU favor. His hope is languid and dull; when he speaks of it, it is cold Indifference he professes to
' hope in God; but his hope isreally in rather as a "weighty load to drag him professes to wait with desire for the
fer a long inheritance on earth, on selush principles. -He hopes to go to Heaven,' because he t Links it a place of happiness; but he would be willing to abide .t. a AHAMa aaAf Ail tt A AMIAtT WOnHlt' Vl AllAr Otirl t OOSI1 S If f)l 14
the hone of the hypocrite, which must
for, where the treasure is, there the heart will be also., He thinks that he loves God, but it is only because he thinks God is his friend; not because he sees He is IovpIv beiucr. He does not admire and adore Him -'for His holiness, justice,
truth and faithfulness, t He does not
he promotes his own good. : The hypocrite deceives himself, and attempts to deceivA his God. -He would not then be restrained frdm deceiving hi9 neigh
bor.' it ha conld' succeed "without thono-hts. desires and pursuits. Such hrnnnrito Hia faith, is vain his hone i is as cold aa ice and. at tbe last, his of a vision.' and leave no trace behind,
THE
KBENEZER CHCRCU dk Jr RT TV T A W "'t S3 days of August, 1868. :v) aDeanVfrood the 15th' verse .bf the 2nd ; 'WVj W'-'.-lH'fil .-it 7r -1 C4 as, ....3i,..73 00 ...3! ...50 4 10 i...20,l 85 -.1 .1 w.r....-' . 4 :.2 ..f.pi7J8 95 -it T. 'Benton,-Clerk.' 4 I j -2 appointed for next year, . i - H.-B; RUPE, Moderatc A.TOK. the delivered from distress, and are made 1 as passion,' is warm, leading its possessor him in God's holy word. This charity en vieth not, doth not behave itself" un affections of the heart; it does not rest on the pleasing parts, and if at any time, he quiets his conscience by his good inhimself; it is no anchor to his soul, but down to wretchedness and misery. He Heavenly inheritance; but he would preperish - his love is fixed on earthly tilings; love his neighbor as himself; but only as injuring himself. Self engrosses all his is the faith, the hope,, and the love of. the is without a stable foundation his love prospects 'vanish as the' "baseless fabric and furnish ' him no joy his future
u ar - -.3. - i n Sf.
r'r,"- 2-;- ht rt-.L.r-
gCEKM ,va:, -Mi Jlio fcTOfe
HESRT BRATZ..; OBAN PERRY. JOHN BRATZ Bratzerry Col. Snccttnori to Bratz,ileir k Co.,) - " " East Main-St., Between 7th and 8th ....biohmond.ind;-' 30-tf. .. September 19, 186T. Charles " Estell's BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, f 9 r NO; 3 ' MAIN STEEET.. B OOTS St SHOES, CHEAP FOR CASH! Having good assortment' of Bootsr and ' Shoes now on hand, of my own manufacture and Eastern made work and being prepared to fill all orders for f ..3ither'.y -i, r . : Sewed or Pegged'Bpotsjand; Shoes. 'At the shortest possible notice, the undersigned i ro spectfullv asks the citizens of Richmond and vicinity for a. share of patronage, thanking them for that heretofore so liberally extended. - JvLstg-ive him a call at. his Khop.one door East of T. Kestoc A Co.'s Grocery -Store, West Slain Street, where he will be hanpy to see his old ;customers. and as manv new ones who study their own interest, and want a "good pair of Boots or Shoes, made FiT-tingly of the best material and at reasonable prices. Richmond, March 5th, 1868..- C. ESTELL. - BOOT AND SHOE SHOP. Cr.VI' CLVERTON AS niieued a sbon on, rearl street, opposite thci . M.i Major's otfire, for ttie raaiuiiactnm, repairing. and sale of tioot and hhoes. I'artioular attention will be pd - v- the quality and styles -f -enotner work and satis'acti u warranted. None but pood " material used or the best of workmen employtd. Ladies work gotten up in the best style- r Prices moder- ' ate. ' ' Richmond, Ind., May 5, 1S38. lOtf. H.;C. DICKINSON, DEALER IN! i WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELBY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE,, No. 9t Slain Street, ,.C;KICrtMOStr INDi f,' Repairing, done on short notice. -S April 2, 1868. 6tf NEW BOILER SHOR tfjrAVINGHjoupht the necessary Tools and fixtures, it M. -we are nowpretftrc to make attd repair coilrs of every description. We shall aim to use only he best material the market affords, and h experinced workmen, we can assure our. cut,, jiers tnat hey can always rely upon getting good Work.- ' Repairing well and promptly done, and at reasonale figures. 9 ! JONASW.YEO Robinson Machine Works, lay 5, 1863. 10-tf. Richmond, lnd P O U T Z'Ojik Horse ana Cattle Powders. r x vi Tbto tmaraUBj? long ana lavoramy known, will thoroughly reinvigorate broken-aown ana tr -.,trngUieaiJ(t J and cleansing the stomach aod intes--tinea.' it v i a f- l - It la 4 anre pre- ,-J vrative of all diseases incident to this animal, such as LUNG FEVEB. GLAKDE&S, YELLOW WATER, HEAVES, COUGHS, DISTEMPER, FEVERS, FOUNDER LOSS OF APPETITE AND VITAL ENKJtG Y, .-Ita use improves tho wind, increases the appetite-give a smooth and glossy . tin-and trmfams the miserable skeleton Into a fine-looking and spirited norse. To keepers of Cows this prpjiaration is invalnaMe. It increases the naantity and improves (he quality ottnemiiK. ltnaa been proven by actual experiment to increase the qnntity of milk and cream twenty per cent, and make the batter ira id4ii sweet. In fattening ; .., .eaule,itgivetkial j; . their hide, and makes them thrivr mneh (aster. In all diseases of S wise, uch as Coughs, Ctcem il the Langs, Liver, 41c, this article acts as a specific. By -potting from one-hair a paper. ao a paper in a barrel of swill the bore diseases . will be eradicated or entirely prevented. If given In time, a eertata pre vn tire and cure for the Hog Cholera. S. -A.. FOTJTZ Sc HKO., ( .-a-.v. '! AT TEXTS '';' ) 0 ' - WHOLES UK DRre AND MCDICnTV DENT, a . - u i a.: wara a 9. xuty x rsjuuin at. xxtutiwur, ao.u. VtarSalo t UrafrgMts ana swrtauftH QrougB - tut the United States. ' ,.bn? joif.Hc'a mi zzi a n?y For sale Wholesale and Retail, at manufacta rer's prices, by. ., J..W. I'LUM.HER, Richmond, Ind.
M S o , 2 cr: 2 u
'Ifc 2 5 S 6 'L' 00 LIFE HEALTH STRENGTH. LIFE HEALTH STRENGTH. THE J lGREAT FRENCH REMEDY." Delamarre's - Specific - Pills Prepared by Garancierr A DopomtI No. 14 Rno Lnmbard. Paris, and highly recommended by tLe entire Medical Faculty, of France. ,. , , . ; Are a most energetic and efficient Remedy in case of Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness ; Nightly, Daily or Premature Emissions ; Sexual Weakness or In potency ; Weakness arising from Secret Habits and Sexnal Excesses ; Relaxation of the Genial Organs; Weak Spine ;1,-Lune" or "Brick-dust,,deposites in th Urine; '-Milky Discharges," 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, and will be sent by mail, free of cost, to any one who will write for it. J i V Prion SI toer Box. or Six' Boxes for 25. ASK FOR DELAMARRE'S SPECIFIC PILLS, AND - TAKE NO OTHERS: Sold by all the principal DruergTsts, cr will be sent by mail, gecurelu ttultd from all obmrvation, on receipt of the specified price by any advertised Agents, or by the ! sole r rupnemrs, vovjau vjt. itjvoc.t cl jj.9 t vurilandt Street, New York. Agents for Richmond and vicinity, POTTS JJRQ'S., AJ0?SON A ROSS, Dr. D'ilUY. ... .- r . ...... ., , ' tfpn. 41-ly THE GEEAT ENGLISH EEMEDY1 Sir James Clarke's5 Fem;ile Pills, Prepared from it perscriptioii of Sir Clarke, J. D., 1 . .: .' Pi yzieuin Extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitution is subject. It moderates all excesses and removes all obstructions, from whatever cause. - - - .---'....,.. TO MARRIED T.ADIES : 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 hnrtrnl to the constitution. Inallcusesof Nervous Jam! Spinal Adaptions, Pains, in the Back and Limbs, r-it'cii- 011 slight exertion, I :Ufit umrj.oi the tieart. I lirster'es and -Whites, it will ettect a cure -when a i i other tiiean have f.iilud J all directions in the pam pUlet abound each package. '. I , SPECIAL NOTICE. . . -. . , .. Beware oj Counterfeit Observe the nam of JOB MUXES ou the paektuje purchase momc without it all oUtert are bate and worthlen immitation. N. B. One Dollar, with fifteen cents for postage, enclosed to the sole Proprietor, JOB MUSES, tl Cortlandt Street. New York, will insure a bottle of the genuine, containing Fifty Pills, by return maisecurely sealed from all observation. ... .. . j , , ; 1 : : ' "ConstJsiption is as certainly cured as Intermittent Fever, and as certainly preAented as . Small Pox."--iio. Chat, E. King M. D., LL. D.etc. , ... .,, K I NG'S VQ mm PREPARED PRESCRIPTION, J; . MADE FROM THE PRESCBIPTION OF ; . Rev. Chas. li. Kin?, M. I., LL.. D. &C., . .'FOR THE PREVENTION OF ' - For the Radical cure" of ASTHMA" BROKCHITIS CATARtttL, -and all' affections of the LUJfGSj THROA'f, and; AIR PASSAGES for General and Speciar.Derafements-of the-XERVOUS STSTEM i for Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels. The PREPARED PRESCRIPTIONS, increases the itrength and deepens the crAtnr-nftke jmle blood. It subdues the CHILLS and FEVER aud diminishes the Expectoration. It checks the .night sweats, always, in from seven to fourteen days. The appetite is invigorated, and tbe patient rapidlyains flesh; the cough and the difficult breathing are speedily relieved ; the sleep becomes calm and refreshing-; the evacuations regular and uniform. ALL i ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, 4c.i DISAPPEAR WITHa. REALLY ASTONISHING RAPIDITY . - The PRESCRIau, TION should be used in every Disease, by whatever name known, in wLieh there is exhibited any Derangement of either tbe A'ERVOCT or the BLOOD Systems. ' Jt is Tmequalert in Female Pisordehs.Sca'h ty or S u p pressed" Heme,''' Hh" lie," Ac . The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION is both the BEST and the laost! ECONOMICAL Medicine that can betaken. 'The average dose',' is two teaspoonsful taken once a day. The patient never requires, nnder any circumstances, to use "Cough Mixtures" for the Cough ; "Expectorants" Weakness ; Iron for the blood Anodynes foe the Jtervous Irritation t Acids for the NighSata ;r ,Whisky or Cod Liver Oil for the Wastfnr Its SpeeificActien fs nprtn the Oohstitvl-J tional Dondition, and, through this Condition, npon the Whole Series of Symptoms. " ) l , statements from 1'atients. Ac.. College Hill, Cincinnati; I, was in the last staseof CoNstfnrrtN. .In ten days after taking the r re;cription, my Chills, Night Sweats., 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. j Mrs-Lf.7TBlGHr.fT v 1 T QJ'j ii'P. ,lf -iJiJ "lour mscnpuon saved my dauirbter s life, and has probably saved me hundreds of dollars." Rev. E. Hfmphrets, Remsen, N. Y. We bless Ood for the benefit we have received from Vour PreDared Prescrintion." Rev. P. Ferrorink. BlossbtirgnIlenn. ... - . , , "tvery one to wtiom i nave recommended it has benefited much bv its use." The " PREPARED PRESCRIPTION " j put up in 1 al bottleand is "Mldtis RlebmoBdj bv all DRL'd rtJISlTS Eenerally,or orders may be addressed to the Sole proprietors, OSCAR- ti.- AlOSES. CO.. 27 Cortlandt StrebtK Y.- OortSnltatiofls " free. A Circular, containing testimonials of maty cases successfully treated, will be sen t free, by mail, to all who will write fdrft. " ;" . . . spn tl-lyr FALL STYLES ! MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, No. IO, North Franklin Street? MRS. S. A-ILIPP, HAS jtrst feeeived and is now opening a larfe and well selected stock of Bonnets, Hats Flowers, Uibbf'os, Jjtraw -TritptfHfiss, 4vid G-lovesn Ac.f-whicu-8hiof&r verjr low. VBleagliing nd pressing dene to order. "" Orders solicited and promptly filled. -r W'-- r,r:;,;., , t . Pf AWg ad thlMrons im Hats ofevery variety MLt vetVbaa4fMtft. CLIFF'S, lwfiit d UONNETS, Capstan Ilead -Dresses" for middle JLP aged and elderly ladies; at MRS. 1LIFF S. ...'. , :
ALL the Fashionable nvelties of the season, in Millinery, at MRS. LLIFF'S. Riahmand. lad. SeuL tW .io 1 i 1 1 2Zrno. "
' State of Indiana, jWayneCount Si S
Ja thj ,TTa joe St CM loilOtiMiit Coirt, JJt n ;il 'r'eDrna'rFTeriii,051? 7 una ruv.'iuThomas Eiwasda lo Tunis T, Ken Jrickl Ateacbment No.. 2204., r BE IT KXPWN, That, on tliia 10th dav of Aaz., 1SS8, tie aiKirenimed Plahitiffs, br ?harte H. -j Burcljtjnrtl, Att v, fi'e4 n tU nffice of the Clof lc of the H'arne Civil VTircuit" Court,"-his comprint again! ; saiii defendant in tna' above entitled. cauM, tngttUtt with the -affidavit of a competent person that said ' delendant, I tinn 1. Rendnck is not ajrejsigent.Ot.thAJ State of Indiana?-Bafd defendant, TnnisT. KendricKI therefore is lierebT notified of j tte filing and. Dendeaer pearand answer ordemar thereto, st the ealfing of said ' k cause, on. the Second Jajr of the Next Term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Loart Uonse tn Ceiiterrille. on the first Mocdav in February 1858 next, sai't complaint and the matters and things therein eon .tained and , alledged, will be taken aa crae, aol the " said cause, will be heard nd determined in. bi ab-. ' a Witness, the Clerk, and the Seal of said ..gKAL Court, at Canterrille, this 10th day -of Ang., 22 -i.e.,. . i.,, l id WM.W. DUDLEY, Clerk. I! C. H. Burchenal, Att'v lor pl'ff. , . i Aujr.' 10th, 1868. "23-3W sl v'pf;5,40" ' : . . . :T NOTICE, 6 .;!: IS nEREBY GIVEN to the citizens of Wayne townsbin. Vayne countTr Indiana, that I wiH ADnlv at the next session .of the Board of County Commissioners of said county.' to be held on the first Monday of September 1868, for license to sell intoxicaiing liquor iu nras iuttumj viu m 4U.1 k m ..and sufler the same to , be drank on the. premises where sold, in accordance with an aet approved March &tb,1859 ...... . .. The premises where I propose to Sell said liquors ' is described as follows : Being part of lot No. 29. in that part of the city of Richmond, in said county, ' laid out by Jeremiah Cox, on the east side of Pearl street, immediately norupft trie citizens ttanx, ana south of the "Warner Birlding," or Mayor's offi- ' and being the room now occupied by me as a grocery , store. . . , , Aug. 10th, 1868. 23-4W J . ! i ' JACOB WEBKR. NOTICE, IS HEREBY GIVEjr'to"tbe 'citizens of "Wayne township, Wajne county, Indiana, that I intend to apply to tbe Board of Commissioners of said county, at their next term commencing on the first Monday of September, 1868, for a license to sell intoxicating ' liquors, in less quantity than a quart at a time, and suffer the same U be drank oatbe premises where so . sold, in accordance with, an act approved-March - Sih,, : W i J"XL..l.ti. JiA J .L i-..,.. The premises upon .which I propose to sell said intoxicating: liquors, and s uffer "the samo to be drank, are located as follows, to-wit i ' Bein? certain two 1 story frame house on lot No. 11, in, that- part of the i City of Richmond, in said township, laid out by Isaac . E. Jones, and the first house south ef the Hotel known . as the ''Areuue House," on . the west side of Ft. W'avne Avenue, in said citv.'' ' Auff. 10th, 1868., 2i-4w CHRISTIAN SCVtFZ, iNOTICE 1 Is hereby given to the citizens of Jackson- Township, Wayne County, Indiana, that I intend, to apply at the next term of the Commissioners Court of Wayne County, commencing on. the first Monday .in September, 1868, for a license to sell intoxicating . . liquors in less qutntities than a quart at a time, and ; ' sufler the same to be drank on the premises, according to the act approved March .5, 1359. The premises on which I propose to sell said, intoxicating liquors are located as follows, to-wit: " 1 ' - ' e ' ' "- Being on lot No. 7, w- block No. 3, west of the river and south of the National .Road, in .Cambridge : City, Jackson' "Township," Wayne County, fudiana, and in the building' known, as the f.Vintoa House," and now used by me as a hotel. ' - s - ELBRIDGE VINTON. !' ! Cambridge City, August 1L 1868. ; .,'. .-ir i '' ' " ' " I Notice of Seizure. - ; - ..; ."; v :-r-, hli Vc-H,' United states Intern 4l Revenfe, 1 ' - - Collect.ir's OPFtce, 5th Dis1, Ini. 1 V - . ew Castlr, Aug.il, 186S .TOTICE is hereby given fhit I hays this day ' seized In the city of Richmond, in this District, J 10 boxes oi Cigars supposed tl contain 100 Cigars each, claimed to belong to Mr, H. Ogburn. Also one box of Cigars supposed to coptaip about iOQl) Cigars seized in tlie town ofas(Germantowa,Q,aaaid dLa- . trict. Said seizures were made because of the nonpayment of tax, and the want' of proper stamps ; thereon.' .; -' .;;) ..'"tj , . . "t x.'. Any person or persous, claiming said property, are hereby notified to appear and properly claim the same, within thirty days from the date hereof.- . WM. GROSE, Collector. . , 25-3w. " ' -' - y 1 T 1 " ' I ' 1' L I u ' ' i ' Ui I Ml i , i j In. Bankruptcy. : ; THIS IS TO GIVE NOT I C That? on th e ' 27th day of August, A. D. 158, a Wat rant inBankruptcy was issued against tbe estate of John W. Mauzy, of Wayne County, lnd., who has been adjudged a Bankrupt," oa hia own- petitiont'--That the payment of any debts and delivery, of any property, be-. : ,. longing to him, or for his use, and the transfer bf'any' property by him is forbidden by law ; that a meeting of tbe Creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one or more Assig nees of bis estate, , will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. 2il4 East Washington "Street, in the City of Indianapolis, in said. District, before John W Ray, . Register, on the 21st day of September, A. D. 1868, atS o ckK k, AM. - ' BEN' J; 8PO0NER, u $3pf:2628X, U.S. Marshal, District of Indiana. .. .. ; t ; THE v; j ... .. ,-; . - DECKER & GO, vvv.-'i IVORY AGRAFFE BAR PI AN O P O RTB . r! .. - . I"''. . 1 ... l. . ..1.1!, ... ' ' Are celebrated throughout the country, and are - .-" distinguished for their'' J' ji J r Singing Qaality ; 3 Jwlt Ins Lau tnvi.'" Volume and Purity of Tone, ;; t. f S ym pat he tic Elastic, Even Touch ; . 0 . , Durability of Construction and '; ' ", Beauty of Finish I first premiums awarded; ;" At the New York State Fair in 1358, and whenever and wherever exhibited. 1 The Decker A Company Pianos have always received the first premium whenever and. toAer.eper they have 'competed with the "most celebrated makes in this country- i'-'t--:-' '-' ' 5 , . r , . 'THE . ...... ... IVORY, AGRAFFE BAR ! , i Is an invention beautiful in its eimplicity,and woderful in its practical effect. It is the mol compact Agraffe ever invented, and its influence upon the tone in t render it mellower, rounder, and snore clearly briUiaut, while it utterly overcomes that sharp, 3'tJ.inetaIic quality which disfigures the insUuments of all otner maKers--i f . V. . The unanimous opinion of the most reliable critics is, that''- -1' Mibest artists and the The DECKER & CO,ilTory Agraffe Bar which in volar r'aooweoiioritr, and aos-. itive solidity : tone. can etand com-, t ; parison with tne best Grand Pi- . ,i j ano-Fortes mav.c- '-'" " Every Tiano is Warranted8 r 7j5ars. "warerooms; ' w No. 2 UNION SQUARE,35 '' Cor,,of lth St. and 4tb Avenue. ;EWi YORK, Jan.'29', 1868'.49 . ' ' " " ' ' ' ,J - - 0( Stitched! or Pegged .'::'! -.1' 1 WATK OF Ttir' BT:.sr ' MATERIA Ij, iTB and in anbstnttai and wtwkmin like manner, made to orcter, at .MjUIi"M Sl HENRY.,EMRICH,3 SHOP, . , Two ; Doors South of Plamaiet'g Drhgatore 6-5-t T On South Pearl StreeV CJ ' ' V) -f-i'-i bill r.i T?xa Where he respectfully invites the .citizens ofRifh j unnu ana riciniij w give nim on u ami a gusroMii patronage, being sure, from ibegoed quality of his work and the general satisfaction given, heretofore, th.it all will be ell pleated with his-manufacture. J20A good supply, of BOOT!! and SIIOEP, made at his establishment, oa hand, which be is selling at very low rates for Cash. ' ?S9Repairing done at short notice. : .-or,, j nof H. EMRICH. RichmHnd,Jf,Iay ?918G8, j. cVli -J -e JOHN ELLIOTT, Proprietor i xiu 3 ! CORNER OF FIFTH AND MAIIfV '!
icon :0- Mm tlcRieliiitiidylild
B. P.
W ASH.INaTOS9.CIrT Y, DC 1 AVEenaeedin h business of soliciting PatM a4 Mosectttinr Patent case. " Hnrimws ntrustedt-t their car will receireprompt atteotion. . faimAgaiBst theGorrBnet, ' .A ' 1,1 .... ....... . ....,. . , . . . K- t : . For Back'. Pay, ........ 7 V cj.-j v. U 1 ui -ttstt bnt t.iceirti it t J For Pdiisions, Ccc , ,r tzt . :Z7 1 ,-i 1 ' ' I ... ................. ' 1 : ; f i: 1 'J .Will teceive personal and prompt attention, r;tri iu-Al s 1 acxi Lr;i w i;o;r m at r o it In refere.ice to Patent Laws cheerfully given.,, ;o ww ,vwa ,a nwiea R ia, ttcilt ,. ' ' tions of tbe Patent Office, will be sent, ' g ra(t.it on application. In applying lor" ,'"'"; J'atent, the . applicant should Forward ft Model of his Invention, .v.t C ,'tt',wrt-i ur-t.-'f.: -i-i 6-iitA If eosceptible of being illustrated by a modeV ' , if it consists in a chemical cou.pound, aam- 7 pies of the ingredient in their commer-"""':l t cial state, and also ia the proposed Prepared form, should . be sent. . ' ; AtSO'A' Firtt DESCRIPTIOTT11 Of the Invention or discovery, and its advantage! should be given as is practicable, to aid in the proper . preparation of the papers. - j v4 . "Persons believing they have made an inven- s tionor a dscovery in art or science, and desiroui y of knowing whether the same has been patented, r by transmitting to as a model, or drawing, or asuf- ;j ficient description to make tbe invention intelligible, can have a thoraagb examination made ia the! Patent office, and the result of id examination forwarded t them for a reasonable compensation. ; ' ; .v. -'i .; 9 i:." r-,tc:r'a d 0AVEATS;WILL!:.BE .PBEFAEED. a , -; , . . ;';, . .'1 c.-.iJ t,-.n ;! ! !," On sljerfc not ce, by the inventor giving a brief j description of their invention Wlth: i D R A WING . i.al Will be iaade in artstie style ftom. raodala fnrnisbea ,; byinventora. . , Searclies oiftke Records oi the Patent Office In regard to titles in Patents, will be made'on ap-' plication Send full name or names charae4 ter of the invention, and, if possible, i g ;'. i' idaM.of s?ktent uu vi .) Sr.ul, Copies of All Claims, In anv Patent issued bv the Patent Office since 1&38. will be furnished on the receipt of $1, the applicant.
giving the full name of the Patentee, nature of hf ,, invention, date of the Patent, Ac.'
. ; Washington City, July ,J8rt8
: .jnnj&ioi tijijx ou u iu(o no ut&q It It A-T-HIH-OKPICftHitb-PMrlr-tourth dooc i-m. from tho. Wcf.-of Pearl and, Walnut-sta., is prepnred ip attend prdfiptly toall calls in tbe line of his Profession. J. E, AvpRY, A Co., continue tho manufacture of- ' their celebrated Littfe Hiant Liver-Pill , 'Oin Bit tera," and "ialsnmof Lile' aJl of which,. they .are 'selling t wholesale or retail. ' ,.' Richmond-, July Tth,188. 1 J t i: J9tf i
T. HOSBDentiflt;JJ!;; iL - Wa' Corner of Mala and. Peari-sts., P iRicJimoiid, ;Tria. J lisyai rmBIU EXXH ACTJED rUaonain bj tha-v ? Jls of -Citrons CTfyde or Laughing GaS.---' ' j 9Teeth inserted from jlO to $15 pea net, r work wiBiinTiD.' "" """TebriO, i868.
;. J. O H NS.o P O PiP,,.,l ATTORNEY AT l,AWaad 'NOTARY, Office No. 3?, Maia-st, Richmond, Ind., Attends to. the collectiormf all claims in any State of the, llnfooi r Will fxactice iu.any.otjtha Copru laJ diana and Ohio. - Execute Deeds, Mortgages, and Powera rf -Attorney, .'either inland or treign4", liy,, special artatfgeTnent with C P." AdacIb Cincinnati." j (German Consul) and Hillh a Co, of New York, Lt;i am enabled to forward and receive any money packa- . ges or other valuables, as well as to attend to the"' vi transit of persona from any parti of Europe or from ( o tbisconiitry. , ' . . - Z9A.I business strictly confidential and promptly3 i attended to, :- i-cj n 'o t) . r-.; J.H. P.. July 7th, 1868. . .......,.,.. . , r , , r . ltf . ,
JOHN C. WHITRIDGE.'
airt' mn si;i ri.i :ta.i . A.ttoriioy at IY &Not6jrv ' x l 5-r3t:OVAUeHAN: BUILDING, '? q HiV
ear the corner of Main and Fifth-sts. entranceon "
Richmond,' Indiana, ATTORNEY; AT r. 1 NT-'o t ar xy ' 3?ri b l i e 5 Office, 'o-ver Citizens Bank, entraace Main Street; 1 i I.. FRANCISCO, M.. Office aad Reeidenee Ronth Franklin Street' -i East side, between itain and . Walnut, -, nu'u n Jaly.a?, M,:w 30 tf : RICHMOND, Indiana, IePabltehedin the Warner Bnildiag ,on ; Tuesday Ilorningo, By HOLLOWAY &. DAVIS, I HI If. JOB PRINT I NO, 1 Jf!vT We have a ,new ."DAT JOBBER," and new fonts jtt Type of the latest styles, both plain - and fancy, and are prepared to do work j iumi i to fti tu neat and expeditiously. Pamphlets, BtWa of Ladtaa:, Catalognea i-MArtf Bill IleadM vyuiuiauena,.: j Handbills, Blanks, Cards, Hotev.
t,J.JEnrelona,1tbf7i 7innlairaL.
Checks, XabrJa 1 IJ03 rMi ssu'jjs
PRICESlFOR WOH It R E A SO It A DLC J
lU'ff Will
"-i 'ft
apaMkptfjjIi
n i .1SAiao, ( U "fl