Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 39, Number 14, 8 June 1869 — Page 4

RICHMOND, IND, JUNE 8, 1869. House of Refuge. Mr. John H. llolliday, of the Indian apolis Sentinel, recently paid a profes sional visit to the House of Refuge, et Plainfleld, ,'FrprU; his excellent account of what he saw and heard there, we make the following 'selections," only regretting that we have not room for' the entire" article: 5 - i . r.ti .-It Fourteen miles west of Indianapolis, surrounded by hills and lying to the south of the Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad, is the pleasant little Quaker village of Plainfield. Original ly setttled by members of that sect from which Indian agents are now selected. it still ' has that distinctive character which marks the abode of the followers f George Fox, although many of its citizens now find a spiritual home in the bosoms of -other, denominations.; ; It is well named.: ; Plain, prim, precise, sub" stan'ial, yet not unpleasant. It is a village of white houses and green yards, where people do not stretch their necks out of the windows to gaze at an nnfornate stranger I who may be walking by their gates, and where the ears of the passer are not tortured by the profane jingling of ,. pianos, or. , the discordant screachings of youg girls who have got on so far 'in ; mueU as to attempt operatic selections. a A - visit, to a ma jority of 1be "villagers ' now a-days, is rnough to convinccjpne thr.t the aforesaid Gecrge Fox xjm not quite ss fool: ish a3 some pecpla have imagined, when he nnthematized music, liut in that re spect Plainfield U a happy exception. s It is a thrivicg village, too, being surrounded by a good country, and having a fair share of trade; but it is too close to Indianapolis ever to hepe to outgrow villagehocd. To a' Democrat it offers no advantages politically, for the peo pie brag that there are but two or three Democratic yotes iu the precinct, and a dilligent inquiry on our part revealed the fact that but one copy of the Sentinel is taken there. - To the Quakers of the State, however, it is a place of great resort, being usually chosen as the place for holding 'yearly meeting,' and rumor has repeatedly and loudly affirmed that in the fugitive slave law days it was an important and extensively patronized station on the Underground Railroad.' At present tho only interest or importance it can have for strangcers is as the station from which is reached the Indiana House of Refuge, i j : s- ; i r THE SYSTEM . . Adopted at the Indiana School is': 'the eame as in use at Luc uuio ana oiner schools in this country. .It is of foreign birth, having first been tried and developed by Wichern at the Rauh House' in Hamburg. At a glance it "seems based upon a most unbounded faith in human nature and a deadly enemity to the doctrine of total depravity, but an examination shows that this is but seeming, that its roots go down much deeper. It is founded' on ' the principles of the Christian religion, and in its great succces offers fresh.. And. weighty . evidence of the vitalizing effect of those princi pies. Its object is not to punish but to reform to mould the characters of the young afresh, to straighten the warped, crooked mind, to make good and useful men out of boys who have by the commission of crime put themselves outside the pale of society, and who, if left to themselves, would in the ordinary course of events become society's greetest encmres. By teaching industrious habits, developing the mind by education and impressing upon these morally diseased patients the truths of the Go9pel, a work of reformation has been accomplished in some of the most difficult cases which is perfectly ft.stonifhiitg.'-' ' y . ; ' , iV.:s:jtHB FAMILIES.- ' ; .v..,;,:;. The whole institution is under the care and direction of; the Superintendent and Matron, the latter ot whom fills to a great extent the place of ; a mother, but the boys live in families. There are at present two of these, each having fifty members. Each family has at its head n 'House Father,' who takes the place of a father uto. the! boys. . Ho teaches them, governs them, works with them, provides for all thir wants, and saea that they do rights He is resisted by r.n 'Elder Brother,' whose duties are much tho same .s; those cf the 'House Father,' but whose ; responsibilities are not so great." a They each have . immediate charge of twenty five boys, and in, that way ; alternate work and school" Thus one force will be attending school in the morning, while the other will be at work upon the farm. In the afternoon they cnangQplace3- At very busy times, however, in the spring or fall, when there is a good deal of work to be done upon the place, school is discon tinued, and all the boys are employed in lebor. In one way or another they are kept busy at all times,' and if Satan depends entirely Upon idle hands to do his work, he 'willf taeet with very little encouragement at the Reform School. Is that practiced in Christian families, where good judgement and correct mo. tives "harmonize'with ; a knowledge of the disposition and wants of the childIt has attained that standard sought iifter and advertised by boarding school keeper, at 'firm yet mild no corporal punishment is ever resorted to, the boy are ruled entirely through kindness. Some of the inmates at first were restive and inclined to be rebellious, but time has worn that feeling away and the prompt obedience paid to each instruc tion or order, and the respect and deference exhibited to each officer, show that the leaven of kindness is rapidly doing its work. ..There are some punishments of course, for. human nature can never get alocg without something of that sort. These are of a'tvery mild character though, such as the deprivation of some favorite amusement or hours of play, tbe withholding of some favorite article of food; bread , and water, diet, and in very aggrlvated cases solitary confinement in the 'chamber of reflection.' This latter punishment has always proved efficacious, the offender left to himself with no possible, means of passing away the time soon begins to tbink, and his doty .bftHnfr ' n nrwde plain to him

soon makes up his mind to do it A very few days in the 'chamber of reflection' hayo been sufficient Joj reduce the most obstinate cases. ; ATTEMFTEDXSCAPES. : It must be remembered that all of the boya now in the school have been there -at Jeast five months, and many of them mdre than a year, and they have all. bo come. naturalized, and to a ,gacater or "fleas extent influenced for good. There has been no attempt to escape for some time, but during the last year, when new boys were frequently, arriving, there

'were a , number of attempts. JSotwith standing there are no bolts or bar3, it is not such an easy matter to get away, and all who attempted it were recovered ana brought back with three exceptions. yji inese, the wherebouts ot two arc known, but they are at such a long dis . tarice, and there 13 so little possibility of j doing any good :for them, that it lias been thought best to leave them nnmo- ' tested: They were among those brought from the penetentiaries, and were then ! nearly, grown men, with characters es tablished. The penitentiary element was quite a bad one, nearly all of its members being over the prescribed age. . f The State has been very fortunate in 'procuring the services of MrJUasworth as Superintendent, for to him the present flattering state of the school is due. lie combines in a rare degree the many qualifications necessary to make a good 'and efficient head to such an establish ments fmd each successive da3 has clear ly demonstrated his admirable fitness .for tho position. To his wife, the Ma tron, the- Commissioners, in their annual report, ascribe great praise. The 'House Fathers,' 17. S. Carpenter and - E. U. Cook, and the 'Elder Brothers,' William P.Blair and Nathan T: Nixon, haVe also been warmly commended. 3IISCEI.LASE0CS. j ' The health of the inmates. ha3 .from the first been very good, but one death , having occurred, which was occasioned ;by a relapsf, from tj'phoid fever. : Duiring last summer the institution was vis-' ited by the , typhoid, fever, and during August and September there were nine '' severe,-and several light ca&es. The farm last year produced 2,000 ' bushels of corn; 700 busheis of potatoes, j2S0 bushels of oats, 18 tons of hay, and a large quantity of various kinds of vegetables, ja all estimated to be worth 83,1 000. Thi3 year about the same extent of "ground ha been -"plantedr-and vwith reasonable success t the , greater part of the living will be derived from the farm. A very fine orchard of about fifteen hundred trees has been set out, and is in a flourishing condition. 1 ' ir e 1 ''- j--:-s Safe-blowing burglars made a raid on Liberty, Indiana, Tuerday night, and did a. deal of hard, .work for. ajvery small amount of money. The first place vislied was ihe office of Mr. D. M. Dunbar, United States Express Company, whose safe they blew open, getting nothing for 1 iheic paioa. - They next broke open the dry goods "store of Mr". EzYa' Crist, blew p open his safe and abstracted the con tents, some fifteen or twenty, dollars. J?cing encouraged by this immense haul, they visited, the store of Fosdick fc Ken nedy, dry goods merchants burst open the door and blew open the safe. Here their efforts were rewarded by the capture of twenty-six dollars b elonging to the Methodist Book . Concern, and a Email amount of money, the property pf the firm. Two parties were arrested on suspicion r of having been engaged in the safe-blowing in Oxford, yesterday morning, and an other: at Hamilton. On those arrested were found a number of keys and other , burglars' implements. iAll were taken back to Liberty, where they will have a hearing,- ; ; . - Under auspices of the Woolen Manufacturers of,' the North-West, .-ft general Exposition of Textile Fabrics i3 to be held at Cincinnati in August. Products of mills, and staples of cotton,wool,silk, flax and hemp, will bo exhibited. There ere now 3.500 cotton and woolen facto, ries in the United States, of which the Sonthern States havo but 317 We look to the new exj osition for knowledge as tothe.needs r.3 well as the products of the various sectionsand for stimulus to manufacturing -enterprises, at the West and South. J ' '" " ' ' ' ' ' . Few more friutfnl words have ever been uttered by an Irish prelate ; than those of Dr. Leaky'a Address- to. the late so-called ngrarian outrages. f.The future of Ireland,': he says, 'depends - on public opinion. Take from Mr. f4Glad stone the force of this opinion, nnd Sameon i3 shorn of hi3 strength, and the Philistines will prevail against -him. Fear God, obey tbe laws of the land, be just to all men, respect dire-and prop erty,' enjoins the Archbishop. .Never before did the authority of Catholic sen timent in Ireland move on frankly to meet the sentiment of justice on the part of England ''' j '-' ' ' ' :' . sThe late 'Dr. Rush of Philadelphia is one more. added to the tlioice list of the benefactors of that .city, and, we may say, of the country. He has bequeathed nearly a million of dollars . to ; found a library.. One of the provisions of his will forbids a due allowance of -space .in Lis library'to those teachers of disjointed thinking, tho daily newspapers.' The s ahi ty of 'the ' testator rrray nort) a qncstioned on this account, but his benefit would have been perfect with the prohibition omitted. ; .-itsj,... ; New Potatoes. The Ncvr Albany hucksters, to supply the demand for :'new potatoes,'' cover the earthen hot torn of a dark cellar with small potatoes : of .last year' s growth, over with a layer :of earth, then a' layer of potatoes, and iso on. They are kept thoroughly damp ifor three, or four weeks, by watering . each day, when the old skin will easily rub off, leaving a"thin,black skin of a ; greenish, white appearanceresembllng Uhe genuine articlO On' retail . grocer ! in New Albany had thirty bushels of the spurious article last spring J ia his celler f and sold them nearly' all in one day.j There is nothing like enterprise and I Skill. ; m- -I. . , : ' .-.I.. t . ! A lady in Evansville, has just pre-r I sented; her husbrnd with three fine chil jdren, two boys and a girl.

PARK HOTEL, On tho American & European Plan, J Cor. HEEK3I AN nnd NASSAU STS., Near City Hall jPark, ,". ' yE VT-TORK. . GEORGE WIGHT, Proprietor.

' B Ijocated in the Tery i heart of the wholesale business, this is one of the most conveniently located Hotels for Merchants, Business men and others risitinf; the city. 41-6m-$7. w'jn.,M"j(,i-.,,,nj-ij-W',a'W,W',i,'J',u'''wi.'u".i'.iM."'. . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. WASTED, AGENTS "Wonder of the World;" s warranted to cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia. . Sold on the package system. Kot to be paid for UDtil tested. I pay 860 per month and commission, to distribute packages. J. C. TllfOX, Pittsbnrgr, Pa. n9-4ir. ALES 31 EN XV A NTE D by a .'lanulacturmir K?P Co. to travel and -sell br sample a new line of potvls. httaations permanent; wapes rood. II. H. RICHARDS A CO., 413 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, d9-4w ''HOW CAN IT BE DOME ?" Is the cry of the crowds who throng The HoIIaf Store, 37 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, "That everr description and Tarietv of FANCY GOODS, CUTIjGUY, LEATHER GOODS, JEWELRY, BOOKS. ALBUMS, SILVER-1'LATED WARE. t c., Ac, can be purchased at the extremely low price ui unn uuLMttior eacn article, when the same poods cannot be obtained at any other place for double the amount, and which the Wholesaler confesses DS cannot bct for that price ?" We reply : We have buyers constantly at the East, by whom job lots ore obtained at enormoui ducounU, and, besides, a large portion of our goods are imported direct from European Manufacturers. Having, also, EVERY facility posstxaed hy the larget ''Dollar Sale" firm of Boston, we will, by means of the .. ,, . .:-: extend the advantages of our immense wholesale and retail trade to those lifing at a distance, thus saving in Express charges THREE-FOURTHS THE AMOUNT now paid, and pivinp a letter quality of Goods than can he obtained of any Eaitern firm. Send in yonr Clubs, or send Tor Circulars, to ANNAND & CO., 37 I ake Street, Chicago, Goods at Wholesale to the Trade. n!Mw - iiNGl rgafa eqpnlia to Act CuuiUML M 136J. inOrk'. POoof Dl.' ' WILL PRESEXI TO-'ASY ND PERSON, Mending us a One Hundred Club.in our Great j29-One DoHariSale of Dry and Fancy-fe. CS- .O' O X , A WATCH, 60 ydsWnETrTTTG, SEWIXG MAf; CHINE, c, ie., - FREE OF COST. Smaller Clubs in the same ratio, viz.s . , GO Club, 40 yds. .Sheeting, Ac. .Vc. 30' ' 20 &c, fcc. ' Messrs. J. S. llawes 4 Co. take pleasure in announcing1, being the oldest and largest house in the Dollar Trade, that they hare been enabled by their lonjf experience and extensive resources to make, this present season, many important importations 'and contracts with manufacturers, which with these additions to their "Winter Stocks, has enabled them greatly enlatorg their rates and Hxchange List. 3:nd for JVeie Circular. Catalogue of Goods and Simple sent to any address free. . - : -P1ease be very particular and send money by registered letter. . Address all orders to J. S. HA WES & CO., 15 Federal St Boston, Mass. V. O. Box C. - HENRY URATZ. ORAM PERRY. JOHN BRATSi Bratz Perry & Co., (Succeisorsto Bratz, J- A Co.,) EM 3? I RE PLOW -yORKS EastMain-St.iBetweeuTth and 8tb,: . ' f RICHMOND IND ,v ' - 30-tfi 1 Septembers, t86P Joovfirs Rat Killer, ' Ken nett's It at Killer, . .. - i.:-. ., r and - i ' '-- Bennett's Rnt Killer, For sale by' , ' .' ' The Gross or Dozen, .-. ; ; . v -: iPInmai3r & Morrissbn's -5V "Wilcos's Worni Destroyer! ' : PURELY VEGETABLE, : : And Entirely Safe for the most Delicate Child. . Evansville, TxD.,?Tor. 23ih, 1868. " ; Dr. W. W. Wilcox, St-:1 1 hare been afflicted serenteen years -vith TAPE-WORM. hare tkn erjry kin I of mdicina " that could be thought of, all failing to remove the t rrible enemy gnawing at my ritals." All hope of recorcry was giren up until I used your remedy. It performed an effectual cure in a short time removing the entire WORM, twenty-Point FrsT toKn.r I can cheerfully recommend your Remedy as SAFE ASD SURE in such cases. ' ' r.:-i- C1IARLER SCHMIDT, ? Proprietor of Depot House, Main, bet. 7th &8th sts. ? XKwAtBANT.Ind., July 30,1868. Dr. W. W. Witcox, Sir; I tried your Worm Destroyer upon one of .say children that had been very puny for some time, although a hearty eater, and after giving two doses, a large number ot stomach Worms were passed, one measuring eighteen inches long. I can recommend your Remedy as safe and valuable. f .' , . , .. ., ., , WJI. LOGUE. : PLUMMER & MORRISSON, r W1IOLKSALI1 AGENTS; ' . .. RICHMOND, IND. JS&'Fot sale at retail by Druggists generally.

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7 3-10th's City Bonds! ( i Any person having money to loan and wishing to "invest in Bonds of the City of Richmond, bearing 7 3-10 per cent, -interest,, payable seuii anualty, can I bare aa opportunity of dria so by calling a t f ! OIT I Z E1STS 13 A.1STK, FIRST ITATIONAL BANK " -nc-j o? RienMOXD. ' j " i 0 . i WILLIAM PARRY. I Richmond, Ind., 5th mol3th,1839. - - - li-3w IJOOT 7 AND SHOE. MANUFACTORY K0. 3 MAIN STEEET: IS OOTS 4i SHOES, CHEAP FORCASH! Ilavine a rood assortment of Boots and Shoes now on hand, of my own manufacture end Eastern made work, and being prepared to fill all orders for eitiier ' - K " T ' i 0 Sewed or Pegged Boots andj Shoes. At the shortest possible notice, the nndersipned re 8pectfully asks thecitizens of Richmond ana vicinity for a share of patronage, thanking them for that here- . toforeso liberally extended. 1 . v.-.-;. v-- "r.f Jnstpive him a call at his Shop,one door East of T. Nestor & Co.'s Grocery Store, West Main Street, where he will be happy to see his old customers, and as many new ones who study tneir own interest, and ; want a eood pair of Boots or Shoes, made rir-tingly of the best material and at reasonable prices. Richmond. May 18tU 1869. , C. ESTEI.I,. j Stitched or Pegged ; Boots j aixol 7 Slioes, MADE OF -THE BEST MATERIAL, and in a substantial and workman-like manner, ' made to order, at , ; . I r j ; 'if. HENRY EMRICH'S SHOP, Two Doors South of Plummer's Drugstore On South Pearl Street, . - p . " Where he respectfully invites the citizens of Rich- . mond and vicinity to give him a call and a share of patronage, being sure, from the good quality of" his work and the general satisfaction given heretofore, that all will be ell pleated with his manufacture. Jtef-A good supply-of BOOTS and SHOES, : made at bis establishment, on hand,: which be is selling at very low rates for Cash. jjH-Heparring done at short notice. r - ' . , H. MRICH. Richmond, Majr 19, 1888. - -r i, jotf ' H. C. .PICKINSON DEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, - JEWEIBY, ; ri; ' SIL VER AND PL A TED JTABB, 11 . -. No. 9t Main Street, RICHMONftHS'). Repairing, done on short notice."! . April 5,1808.' 'f,.Ul,.lf''V'"',li, n:1' ' "tf ' AVENUE HOUSE; ; ; JOSEPH GITIIENS,!. PROPRIETOR, r Fort Wayne Arenue, opposite R. R. Depot, "' l?ICHMOND,rIND. ' 1 This fine and commodious house offers extra inducements to the traveling public owing to its close proximity to the Depot, and wholesale and manulac turing of the city. Every effort will be made to serve the public satisfactorily. Terms moderate. . , NICHOLSON & BRO,, Booksellers & 1 Statio ners, (SEW STAND) ' , f--A-ht: Cor: 5th and Main, Odd Fellows Building; RICHMOND, IN'Df AMA.5 ; 42-tf , 'PECTORAL ELIXIR!' ..-A :t I WILL CURE:: s-i-.-MVA.O . COUGUS, COLDS, CROUP, Hoarseness, Asthma, J AND ALL DISH ASKS OF TBI V ""'- Throat-and. Lungs! In confirmation of the above, the public is referred to certificates on wrapper aronnd each bottle, in addition to the testimonials herewith appended: a Opinion of the Rev. Vm. Graham, for three years the efficient and respected pastor of Asbnry Chapel in thU city: -. : ; --. . . , ; - , , .x - We are prepared to certify from experiments the most reliable and convincing-, that "Bark's I'ECToa At Kiixir" is a very superior remedy for diseases of the Throat and Lunps. It is extensively used by 'the best Physicians for Covghs, Colds, Croup, . Hoarseness, etc. etc. We recommend it to all and especially to Ministers and other Public Speakers who are troubled with llronchial difficulties. ; It ha$ been thoroughly tested, and acts like a charm. The man. ufaetnrer, Thomas If. Babb, Is an experienced and successful Druggist, and a Christian gentleman of hih repute in tho community where he lives. ' The merits of this remedy, froovsach reliable manufactory, makes it a public benefaction. -' i wr. Grahak. ' ;-' . . t , . i j. . Of the N. W4 Indiana Conference. . Terre Haute, Indiana, August 2, 1S67. From R. L.. Ball, Esq., the' well known stove . . Tebre HAtmr, Julv 20, 1867. Mb. Thomas II. Earb,-X iSir:i have osed yorir Pbctorai. Elixir", very eatensively ia my family, and p-or.ource it "one of the best medicines' ever used. It gives imxbpiats relief in the worst cases of Coughs and Colas. . j , Yoor's ReppectfwHy;s! : V. .:'.; -j 1 ii i't ?. .JJ. L..BALL. i E-PLUMMER 4 MOUUISSOS Wholesafe Drnjtj;ists, Fort'Wavne "Avenue, Richmond, Wholesale Ajents for Ban's "Peetorai Elixir" K. ? Harrold i:. C. Potts, W. a. Koss A Keed iliutler TR E MO NT HOUSE, 1 JOHN iLLIOTT. Proprietor.' . ; CORNEIl OF FIFTH AND JMAIIC, ,-, i i l o'A iv -KKf. ..Richmond, Ind. r ' T. J. B ARGIS ; 1Tfe01ES AtTj KIIfDS 0F JOB "work; SUCH AS IJUP'. Potting on Jfletal Roofs, Pipes, Ac, tei 1 -?;--v Pays Special atttentioa to netting vp Warm Air ; Furnaces, and has tbe best kind in use, and warrants them to give satisfaction. All kinds of Stoves: keeps I the Celebrated Self-Feeding Stove,-Mnrning Glory," ; for herd coaI, Persons wishing anything tin ; the above line, -wonld do well to gire me a call." il i rn&i e Vti f--)I'H0is'i,THOS. J.3BARGIS.;.f Riehmond. Ind. June t,1868. 14-tf,' f . .. e .. r , " "Administratbr's Notice. EJ " ftl'- ' M i t l ".V.'..l J.. "JfATOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has X w taken out letters of Administration on tbe estate of Derrt'tt C Bowers, late of Wayne County Indiana, deceased. ' S--i &-JC t., r.p,h : ' DEtwT, BOWERS. ( May75,139. !; ' . nH-tt

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dhmns. A cold aettla aomowliere la Uie body, and ob- ; . j troota its nauml functions. Theeo, if not relieved, laaet upon thvmaolvea aud the nrroonding organs, pro- ; dadac RTOorat srjrravstion, annerioB, and disease.- - Whila In tliis condition, oppnaseit by the dereafCrviec ta, " " i u Uks Ayer's Pills, and as how directly they restora tba tj i natural action of the ayataaa, and with it tbe buoyant feeling of health again. What la true and so apparent ia this trivial and eomaioo complaint, ia also true in many , ; r J ' of the deepHWUod and dangerous distpmpera. Tbe same . , anraativa effect expels them. Caused by similar obstruc- " " tions and derangements of the ns rural fonctiona of tba ' body, they are rapidly; and muny of them surely, cured 3 by the same means. Mono who know the virtues of tbeaa , i y Pills, will neglect to employ them when suffering from

tbe disorder tney eare. - t-i, - j.'t Sialements Xrom leading physiclana In some of tb ; . ; pruKipal cities, and frout other well known public per -' aona, " - - ' from a Foricarding Merchant tfSL TjOvU, Kb. 4, 1M. -' Dm. Ana: Your PUls are the paragon of all that H front in medicine. They have cored my little daughter : . of ulcerous sores upon hnr hands sod feet that bad proved . - . lneorable for yearn. Her mother baa been long griev- , , ously affiictod with blotches and pimples on her akia ana ' la her hair. After our ehiid waa cured, aba also tried vour Fills, and they have cured ber. . . -;,.H .. ar tT ... ASA MOKOKIDOB.., ' i y ; Aa at Family Physie.. '5 '. ,r . .' frtm Dr.e. W. Carboright, A OrUana. i -r " Tour Pills are the prinee of porges. Their excellent. ;.v qnnlities surpass any cathartic we possess. They are tuild, but very certaia and citectual in their action on the bovels, which makes them invaluable to ua in tba daily - treatment of ditanaa s"3 : 't.-.i t. f, '. y ; t- p XXcadacxte,SlcIiHeadac'he,Fotil Stoxauaeb. : . t -' - t Vans Or. Edvard O09A, BaUxmarti A ;-,"-,rtor - XAaBEa Aria-1 can not answer you what complaints w T Have cured with your PUia better than to say aVL that w ' tver treat vit?i a purgative medicine. 1 place great depeo , dene em an effectual cathartic in my daily contest with -: , diaeaas, and beiieviog as 1 do that your Pills afford ns tba . . -: beat we have, I of coarse value them fa ighly. , . , . y' . .. Pmasrao, Pa, Way 1,1855. ' Da. X G, Arm. ' F!r : T nave been repeatedly cured of the worst headache any body caa bave by a dose or two "v;5 of yonr Pills. It aeeau to arise from foul stomacb, Which they cleanse at once. . . . . ' ,V, .Yours with great respect, ED. W. PREBLK, . fcricoSUcnncrClarim,- -- Btllatxa Disorders Iilwer Contplalitta. . r . 'Prim Dr. Theodore BcV of Xrto York City.

Kot only are yonr Pills admirably adapted to their put pose aa an aperient, but I find their beneficial effects upon " the Liver very marked indeed, v They have in my practice proved more efiectual for tbe cure ot bilious com plaints than any one remedy I can mention. 1 sinceiMly vejoice that we have at Icnpth a purgnlire which is war. thy Ub confidence of the profession and the people. - ' !.'-'' DrPABTOIST OF THX IflWtlORV Washington, D. C 7th Vesx, leifi. ( I .-: A SntJ I nave used your Pills ia my (teueral and hospital . ' aracticeever since jou made tbent, aud cannot hesitate to : say they are tbe best cathartic we employ. Their regumling action on the liver la quick and -decided, conae-: - . queutly they are an admirable remedy for derangements . . i o that oi;aa. Indeed, I hare seldom found a case of : kiUous diseuse ao obstinate that it did not readily yield ta tbeio. aratemaUy yours, ALO.NZO BALL, L D, , . j,. ,i s t t . , liyncian of tlie Marine HotpitaU ' J - aVyaeaitery, Diarrhoea, Relax, Worma. ,i ."i ? . From Dr. J. ti. Green, of CUioagn. Your Pills bave had a long trial in my practice, and X fold fbera in esteem as en of the best aierieuta 1 have) ; f 1 ; aver found. Their alterative effect upou the liver makes r. . , t them aa excellent remedy, when given ia small doses for ' bUious dysentery and dirtrrhaa. Their sugaroating ; makes them very acceptable aad convenient fjr the use 1 i i af women aud children. - en .i f . Dyspepsia., Imparity at the BlodJost iVes. J. V. itos) Rmtoercf Advent Churek, Boston., Pit. Attk; I bave uaud yonr Pills with extraordinary ; success in my family and among those 1 am called to visit : in distress. To regulate tbe organs of digestion and : purify the blood, they are the very best remedy I bars ever known, and I caa confidently recommend them tt . my friends. Yours, J. V. UIMES. ; -WASAW,ryearfngCowK.TOct.MS. I L ' DtA Sia : I am using your Cathartic Pills in my prae- . tice, and find them an excellent purptfive to cleanse the aystem and purify the foumtmnt of tlie bltmd. , f'gj Uit-l : ,i JOUA O. MKACUAM, M. I. : Constipation, Cost lveneas, Suppression Rheumatism, Gont, Nettralgla, Drop ; ay, Paralysis, Cits, etc. . , ? T . From Dr. J. P. Vaughn, ilotdreat, Catuxdm. ;j ; lt ' Too much cannot be said ojf your Pills for the curs of , : t anstivenrss. If others of our fraternity bave fcund them , aa emcaeious as I bave, they should Join me in proclaim- , 1 ; inp it for the benefit of the multitudes who sufier from that complaint, which, although bad enough in itself, is , ;. tbe protrenitor of others that are worse. I believe cos i tivrntts to originate in tbe liver, but your Pills affect that ' organ and cure the dteaaas. Prom Mrs. K. Stuart, Physician and Uidwife, BosUm. I find one or two large doses of yonr Pills, taken at tba ! proper time, are excellent promotives of the natural Jccre- ' (ton khen wholly or partially snppreeaed, and also very effectual to cUanse the stomaca and expel worms. They are so much tbe best physic ws have that I recommend DO other to my patients. ; 7 j,, , ? Prom the Rev. Dr.' Banket, of the Methodist Epis. Church, Pot.asm IToosx. Savannab, Ga Jan. , 1866.' HonoaxD Sntv I riinald bs- ongsateful for the relief your skill has brought me if I did not report my case to : you. A cold settled in my limbs and brought on excrtf slating neuralgic pains, which ended in eAromie rheunusam. NotwithHVaadiog I had the best of physicians, tbs , , dteease grew worse and worse, unKI by the advice of your i" excellent apent in Baltimore, Ir. Mackenzie, I tried your ... I Pills. Their effects were slow, but sure. By persererina; . in the use of them, I aa now entirely well. - gMtATS CHAanirB, paton Roage, La 5 Bee IW. Diu Arxa : I have been entirely cured, by your Pills, of Rheumatic Gout paiaful disoanw that had afBieted mo ; : for years. VINCKNT SUDELL. ' j ' . . j sKfMost of the Pills in market contain Mercury, --' : which, although a valuable remedy in skilful bands, ia ' , i dangerous in a pnblie pill, from the dreadful conse-'-" auenees that freqaeatly follow its incautious use. These , - a : contain no tnercury or mineral substance whatever. J ' "Price, 35 cents per Box, or 5 Boxes far $JU - - - ; Preparad by Sr. 7.0L ATEB & CO Lowell, In Bankruptcy. THIS is to give notice that on tbe 24th. 'day of April, A. D. IS9, a Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of Thomas A.- Dnjrdale, of Richmond, ia the County of ..Wayne, and State of Indiana, who lias !een adjudged a Bankrupt, on his " own petition: .That tha payment ol any debts and . delivery of any property belonging to such Bankrupt to him, or for his use, aad the transfer of any J property,.by him is forbidden by law; that a meeting, . of the 'creditor's of the said Bankrupt, to prove tbeir -debts and choose one or more Asnignees of I its estate t will be hnlden at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the Office of John W, Ray7-21. ;.8t'VVa:djinotoii 3 Street, Indianapolis, ou the 12th ,day of June, A.I). -1869, at 9 o'clock, A. M". v.... .... , , ' s BEN. J.SPOOXER.V, -r U. S. Marshal, District of Ihdiana. Messbngkr. 12-2t. , o- 2:ecutor!s: lVTotice. fHTXlIE tJNDBRStONKD has been appointed BTiec-;i JB 11 tor of the Estate of Daniel Ilealej, deceased. Notice is hereby given to those indebted to said Estate to make immediate payment, .ind those having claima against the same to - present them, duly authenticated for settlement, within the time precribed , by law.u The Estate is supposed to be solve .it. : Joseph O'Kxillxt, ? - - .. Ex.. Kit. -Daniel ilealey. ; Maya,l339r10.fp.f. 2,2o,z r. j.,; r. The - Spring Hat Fashions. TlHE undersigned has Ja 'just received hi ana SiKt4 Style of t lf.AT8f.and CAPS lo which heinvites the at tention of all who would indulge in the latest fasn-' "rCalUt the Hat and t;ap store ot ....... .. ioHNSCFFHIS. Richmond, March 9, 1-869 I V.4 1 a' Published , by B Y. Ip AVIS,'on '. ... t i -Tuesday Horninffs, a s I-j li .(- i lit i 1 - A .j' si . I i . ? 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