Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 42, Number 10, 18 May 1872 — Page 4

RichmondPaUadium, UlyssesS. Grant. ' We make the above announcement, not to attract special notice, or to indicate extra-officious zeal, but because it expresses OUR MOST EMPHATIC PREFERENCE, .and we don't see why we should not say so. Gen. Grant, in some eminent respects, has shown himself as much superior in civil as in military affairs. He has promptly taken positions and assumed responsibilities which no mere politician, of the ordinary run of oar statesmen, would have dared to do. Take for instance his direct announcement in his inaugural address in favor of Negro Suffrage. The party which elected him, had dodged the question in its platform. What other -men, outside of the pronounced Radicals, but would have followed that example as President, and dodged, or at least postponed a declaration on the subject? But not so with Grant An old-timo Democrat before the war, he at once demonstrated the soundness of his conversion, the frank heroism of his nature, as well as the highest statesmanship, by taking the bull by the horns. : In hke manner on the subject of the payment of the National Debton which, also, his party had trimmed and prevaricated, he did not hesitate to - take the responsibility of a clear statement of his position, at the imminent hazard of his popularity. Again, his putting the management of our Indian Affairs in Quaker hands, shows a mind much above the grade of the mere politician a practical wisdom which is being vindicated by results. Last, but not least, we applaud his prompt, manly, hearty recognition of the French f Republic now refreshing it was to every true man to hear cur Chief Magistrate "speaking right out in meeting" on that subject!

It was an example amidst the senseless pro-Prussian folly which had swept over the coun try, and showed that we have a President of eminent democratic proclivities. These few points alone in his record, among many similar, give to the world in General Ubant, ASSURANCE OF A MAN. To which let us not forget to add, that HE has FAITHFULLY REDEEMED ALL HIS PLEDGES TO THE PEOPLE. While, there fore, we are, as a general rule, in favor of "the one term pnn ciple," we are yet fully persua ded that, in the case before us, our Country CANNOT AFFORD TO DISPENSE WITH THE SERVICES. AS CHIEF EXECUTIVE FOR ANOTHER TERM OF OUR GREAT CAPTAINA TRUE, INDEPENDENT, HONEST MAN. Julian's Radical, Sept. 29, 1870. OUR SATURDAY NIGHT. A Poor Maa who ia Terr Rick. To-jnGHT we found a philosopher. If any of the boya who, ia different parts of the country read this paper, care, to know about him let them read, aloud or to themselves, and remember what kind of a man he was. His was a very plain, easy philosophy. It was thai of every-day life. From it we hare learned much, and taken much to think of . s : . 'j Seven or eight months ago, in one of the "carpenter shop In the city, we saw an old man a4 work repairing the frame of a grindatone. On his head was a little paper cap. He wore an apron made from such striped cloth as is used for bed-ticking . He seemed about sixty years of age. As be worked, he hummed one , of the old. long ago tunes, and aeemed Intent onlv on his work. He did net seem annoyed, puzzled or im patient He did not scowl, fret, swear, throw his tools down with a alam and act as if mad because pieces of wood and iron in his bands were not endowed with reason, and capable of teaching him kowtauee them. He worked son easy, . yet so certainly his woik seemed to grow so rapidly we could not help saying to him , Good afternoon, sir.' - ' Ah i the same to yon, slr Work seems to be a pleasure with you yon work so easily. Yes it is life, happiness, profit

and amusement.' How 10? ::.;!

Well, it is life, for by it I live. It is happiness, for I'm always

contented wfcenTm doing something1 useful. It is profit, for by It I accumulate from day to day. It is amusement, for it diverts my mind, and I am pleased to see this thing or that take shape and fin ish as I work. Now look at this grindstone frame. It sort of wab bled. I put a nail in there ; that set of counter braces under there, and now it stands up like a young man to be married. . Then the trough leaked. Saj s I 'I'll fix you, little gaper,' and half a dozen six-penny nails does the work. I notice with what care you take up and put down the tools you use. Yes, that is tho way. Every tool is my friend. We are partners . They do good work for me. Without them I could not get along. One thing I have t long since learned. They are never to blame. So it is of no use to get mad with them. If the nail does not start straight, the fault is not with the nail. If 1 do not drive it straight, I only am to blame. If the saw does not follow the line, the saw is not to blame, for it does nothing only as guided and forced back and forth. If the chisel is dull, it is not to blame, but I, for not keeping it sharp. Years ago I used to throw and slam the tools but long since I have learned that a better way is to keep cool, and think, and not fret. Wo left the old man at work In his shop, and walked away thinking of his philosophy. To-night we met him again. , On the street he bad stopped to buy a little fivecent bouquet of a ragged ten yearold girl. As he paid her for it we heard him say: " There, little posy-pod, is pay for the bouquet, and as .much more for you. ' . ; " 1 ''- . ' Looking up our eyes met, and be said: Ah, my InquUitvio friend, good eyening ! ' uooa evening, sir -neipine a poor little girl, are you ?. . Ye, a trifle. You are going the same way I am. Good.- We will walk together.' YeB.-I like to buy a flower now and then. It is Sat urday night. I am through work for the week. My little one is waiting for me at home. She aU ways nas me nouse cneery as a bit of June sunshine for me, and I like to let her know that I do no forget her. It helps us On in life, all these little favors or acts, or inongQis, or wnaiever you may call them. How old is your little one ? . How old? Let me see. We were married in 1836. I was then twenty-soven. She was three years younger. She must be about six ty, or along there. s" m a v . . m . xour wuei x tnougnt it was a little girl you spoke of. S3 it is! She is little to me. I see her all the time as she was then. Others say she hen grown old, but I don't see it as they do. Her hair is a little gray, like miner but I think that is from the fever she had same years ago. The thatoh may lose its lustre, but the hearth below is just as warm, yon know. You appear to be a happy, con tented man. And so I am. Why not? I never did a wrong to any person . I have a comfortable home. Earn ed it all myself . She has helped me has taken care of it, so she nas maae a nome oi iu mat is her work. It took two of us now it is ours, l never get drunk, so my little one is never in a worry about me. It is this worry about husbands and ohildren that make wives and mothers grow old before their time. My health was good when I was a boy a yonng man, and I have kept it so. I never 4 thought' myself crazy about being ricb. -, Wh4t is the nee of a man killing himself to keep himself? Like building a boat oa an island and then shoving it off to sea while he stands on the shore, un able to escape. That is no good way. I always wanted to be com fortable always have been. From my work bench I hear the rustling crowd winging through the air in search of wealth I feel them under my feet crawling like serpents only to find money. - All that is not life. I live for the real pleasure of it. When I go to work in the morning, it is to make something. Work gives me an appetite health contentment Once in a while I buy a bouquet for my little one. Then she is .glad. I buy of little girls or poor women in the streets. This makes them glad. So at a outlay I can make two or three persons glad. My home our home, is not large but it it a loved home. The pic tores therein were not costly, but they add to the looks of the place and give us something to look at Friends come to see us. We go to see them, I don't know much about bad places, haunts of tlce

and such, for I never bunted them up. In my way I am living, doing wbat-gooffrcTteepTng' out "of

law and poverty and the poor. house. Every day I learn some thing new. I am atjpeace with all men, and what is better, peace with myself. I tarn off here to go down this street to my home. Good night.' The old man walked his way, proud and happy. He had finished the work given him to do. He had helped a little gill to a sale had secured a flower to take to his borne had well done the work which had been given him to do, intent only on that, with no disposition to quarrel with his fellow. laborers, or to find fault with the tools given him to work with. He was not a preacher but a worker a thinker, a philosopher, certain to find and enjoy his rest when came this, or when comes any other Saturday night. 'Brick Pomeroy. CAUSE FOR REPUBLICAN CON GRATULATION. From the Boaton Advertiser. We congratulate the Republican party of the nation on the outcome of the Cincinnati Convention. We do not mean to intimate that any thing that Convention could have done would have imperiled its triumphs, but there wero names before the Convention which, if they had been presented to the people, would have invited tens of thousands of Republicans to make a choice which what has been done will not tempt them even to take into consideration. The angry refusal to make the nomination of Mr Greeley unanimous was a prompt notification to the New York faction that they had achiev ed a barren and pioCtless victory. senator Roscoe Conkling may well smile with disdainful satisfaction as he reads in tho reports of the proceedings in Cincinati how the vaulting ambition of hi9 adversary has overreached itself. What the Democracy will do in this event remains to be seen. The party will make a ridiculous figure fol lowing the lead ot Mr. Greeley,' but alter its shuffling and coquetry and humiliatinir standing in the market-place, there is nothing for it but a choice of ridiculous figures, but it cannot have an uncom fortable self-respect at this day'. As for the Philadelphia Conven tion, that at Cincinnati his left it without embarrassment and with out anxietv. Improved Soap-Bobbles. Take thrcesquarters of a pint of water that has been boiled and become cold, and put into it a quarter of an ounce of Castile soap, cut up fine. Put this into a pint bottle. and set it in hot water in a saucepan, on the fire; there let it remain an hour or so, now and then giving it a gooa shaking; till the soap is dissolved. Let the fluid stand quiet for the impurities and coloring matter of the soap to settle; then pour off the fluid and add to it four ounces of glycerine, and your soap-blubble solution is ready; In any ordinary way you may blow the bubbles easy with a tobacco pipe, but If you wish to attain scientific perfection, you bad better employ a class pipe . By adding a larger quantity of glycerine, you can made these bubbles so strong that you can play battledoor with them. Potato bugs have appeared at Rising Sun. A lad arrested for theft, when taken before a New York j ad ire and asked what his occupation was, frankly answered, 'Stealing.' 'Your candor astonishes me,' said the judge. 'I thought it would,' replied the lad,' seeing how many big 'una there are in the same business as is ashamed to own it!' POIEOYS DHL THE GREAT CAMPAIGN. Premianss for Ponaeroy's Democrat lor 187. Single copies, per year $2 50 ire copies, one year to one post office (we writing tne names or subaenb ers oa each paper), and to each subscriber, a 19x24 steel engraved portrait of M. M. Pomeroy, which will be printed on heavy plate paper for framing, and will rank with the choicest works of art ia this country ; or, in place thereof, as the subscriber may elect. Wood's Household llagszine 112 50 Tkn (Jorns, one year to one post office (.we writing tne names or subscribers J on each paper), and one for the year " who sends us the club; or either ot Mr. Pomroy's Books, "Sense, "Nonsense." "Brick Dust," "Gold Dust." T'lOur Saturday Nights," $30 00 wklvs Conss, one year to one postoffice, (we writing tho names ol sub- ' scribers on each paper), and one ! copy ot paper acd a 24x30 inch proof-print, steel engraving of Washington on heavy plate paper, in India - ink, published by Herring, Irom the ' original painting, by Stuart, we baring the only engravings of tiie kind in existence, as the plate Is destroyed " The engraving sells at t&OO $24 00 Fifteen copies of the paper (and to the getter-up oi toe olub us beantilul, larpe engraving tb "Burial of Lata ne," sad one copy of paper one year extra $30 ffO Twenty copies, one rear, to one postoffice (we writing the names of subscribers on each papers, with s set of the fire books. 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consunPTiou. 3 Its Core and Its Preventive; BY J. H. SCHENCX, M.D.

Many a hamuli being ha, puMd stray far whoa death there wu no other reason than the negleet of known and indtspataMy proven means of euro. Those near ami dear to family ami friends are sleupinic the dreamtuM slumber Into which, had they eaimljr adopted DR. JOSEPH II. SCIIEXCK'S 8I.HPLB TREATMENT, and availed themselves of his wonderf nlly effloacious medicine, they would not have fallen. Ir. Hienck has In his own case proved that wherever sufficient vitality remains, that vitality, by his medicines and his directions for tbeiv use, id ' -.tokened into healthful vigor. la Un stateirent there is nothing presumptuous. .? '."-.a ' iu. of the Invalid is uade no repiv-tentatiwi tint ' not a thousand times sab. stuntiuted r-v living and visible works. The theory of ti,. cu, T- fr. cbenck's medicines Is us simple as It is unthnc- Iu phUokoWiy requires no arguv -j Tia self-assuring, self-eoa-vlnclnjr. The Sea-weca -iv.. sr t mandrake Pills are the first two wea ns with - 'cli the citadel of tee malady Is atm.'. L T minis of the eases of consumption originate in dvspepalaand a tunc ti.mnl.y disordered liver. With this condition the bronchial tubes "sympathise" with tile : stomach. Ther rospond to the morbidc action f t'ie liver. Mere then omes the culminating result, and the setting la, with alt Its distress. I.i i symptoms, ef s ' CONSUMPTION. V Vie Vamlrnkc Pi lis arc composed of one of Watnre's noblest gifts the Podophlllnm Peltatnm. - Tliey possess all the blood-searehlnK, alterative , lrloi lies of culoiuul, but, unlike calomel, they "tEAVE NO ST1XG BEHIND." 1"ic work of cure Is now beginning. The vitiated a:ul mucous deoslt4 In the bowels and in tho alimentary canal are ejected. The liver, like . a cluck, is woand up. It arouses from Its torpidity. The stomach acts responsively, and the iwtient begins to feci that ho la getting, at last, A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD. The Sea-weed Tonic. In conjunction with the Pills, permeates ami assimilates with the food. Chyiiflcatlon is now progression without Its previous tortures. Digestion becomes painless, and the cure Is seen to be at hand. There Is no more flutulcnce. no exacerbation of the stomach. An appetite seta In. Now comes tho sreatest Blood Purifier ever yet elven by an Indulgent father to suffering man. rolicnck's Pulmonic Syrup comes in to perform Its functions and to hasten and complete the cure. It enters at once upon Its work. Nature . mn not bo cheated. It collects and ripens the Impaired and diseased portions of the lungs. In the form ot gatherings, it prepares them for expectoration, and la I in a very short time the maludy is vanquished, the rotten throne that It occupied is renovated and made new, and the patient, in all tho diKnlty of rcKuined vigor.stcps forth, to enjoy the manhood or womanhood that was , GIVEJf CP AS LOST. The second tiling is. the patients must stay In a warm room until they get well ; it is almost impossible to prevent tiikin cold when the lungs are diseased, but it must be prevented or a cure can not be effected, fresh air and riding out, especially in this section of the country, in tho fall und winter ser.son, are all wrong. Physicians who recommend that courso lose their patients, if their lungs are badly diseased: and yet, because they are in tho house they must not sit down auict: ther must walk about the room as much and as fast as the strength will bear, to Ret upa good circulation of blood. The palients must keep in good spirits be determined to get well. This Ims a great deal to do with the aDuetiu, and is the great point to gain. T.i despair of cure after such evidence of Its possibility in the worst cases, and moral certainty in all others, is sinful. Dr. Schenck's personal statement to tho Faculty of his own cure was in these modest words: " Many years ago I was in tho last stages of consumption; eonuncd to my bed, and at one time my physicians thought that 1 could not live a week: thon, like a drowning man catching ut straws, 1 heard of and obtained the preparations which I now offer to the public and they made a perfect euro of me. It seemed to me that 1 could feci them penotruto my wholo system. They soon ripened tho matter In myiungs.and 1 would sp't up more than n pint of ouonsive yellow uiaUer every morning for a long time. As soon as that began to subside, my cough, fever, rains, and night sweats all began to Unve too, ar 1 my ititilo became so great thnt it wits withiiifilcully ttiiU I oolild berp from eatinjr too much. I soou gained my strength, aud limva frown in flesh ever since. : ' ! was weighed shortly after my recover," r.d led the Doctor, then looking like n ratro skeleton; lay weight was only ninety -f.?ven pounds; luy present weight Is two hundred u:id twfiuv-r.ve isio) pounds. mi lor years i luve eijoved uninterrupted health." lr. Schenck has discontinued bis professional viMt to New-York a'd Boston. Ke or ills so, r. J. H. Sclicuck. Jr., still continue to see patients at their omco. No. 15 North Sixth Street, Philuaolplua, every $aturdiiy ir'tm9 A.M. to.) p.m. Thoe who wish a thon.iri'h examination with tie lK-snirometer will bo vnarued &. The Ki s-rtroioftt-r declares the exact condition of the uxfif, and patients can readily learn nhethef im ii rj eurable or n t. The directions for tnking the medicines are Adapted to the intelligence even of a child. Fol low these directions, and kind Nature will do tho rest. exocDting that In some cases tho Mandnks Pills are to bo taken in increased doses; tho three medicines need no other accompaniments than tiie ample instructions that accompany then : First create npi-etite. Of returning health, hunger is the most welcome symptom. When it c unes. as it will come, let the despair. Intr at once beof good cheer. Good blood atonce follows, the cough loosens, the night sweat Is abated. In a short time both of these morbid STmotoms are mine forever. Dr. Schenck s medicines are constantly kept In tens of thousands of families. As a laxative or purxativc.the Mandrake fills are a standard prepar.it on ; while the Pulmonic Syrup, as a cure of coughs and colds, maybe retarded us a prophylucteria against consumption In any of Its forms. Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea-weed Tonic, tl JO a bottle, or $7.50 a half dosen. Handrake Pills, 25 cents a box. For sale by all druggists and dealers. 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PINE LANDS, FOR OAIiXS. Oa which are Oae Thonsaad Millions Piae Timber, and InexhaastU ble Quantities of Maple Beeeh, Elm , ah Hemlock, Oak, ''V Ths grant or lands to the Grand Rapids Indiana Railroad Company, to build their Road from Fort Wayne, Indiana, to Traverse Bay and Mackinaw, Michigan, comprises in its farming lands erery rariety of soil, from the rich clay loam, to the light sandy, and they are found iu that section of Michigan, north of the city of Grand Rapid, and contiguous to the great fruit belt on the eastern shores of Lake Michigan, now being rapidly developed by railroad and other enterprises. The Pine Laads are situated on the Mus kegon Manistee, Fere Marquette, Whits, Pine, Tamarack, Flat and Bongs Rivers, and lying twenty miles on either side of the surveyed line of said road, and are in the heart of the Plae Section, from which Chicago is so largely supplied. Farming Lauds are sold to actual set tlers, oa Credit, one quarter down, balance ia yearly payments, interest 7 per cent. Per sons desirous of locations, for farms will, on application at the Office, in Grand Ran' ids, be furnished with Tickets over the Road, entitling them to Retora of Fare, in ths event of purchasing any of the Com psny's farming land. For information about the lands, prices, location, Ac, address WM A. HOWARD. . . Land Commissioner, Tia Ptrftet. Graad Rapids, Mich 40to2nGt.PJt.ACO. Whitney's Neats Foot Soap. Harness STEAM REFITTED. Oils, Blacks, Polishes and soaps at the same time. Pnt up in large and small sice boxes, also in 3 lb. bars. Has been in use for rears and o-ivpa nrf. sausiaciion. send stamp for our WAVERLY .. r. - . r r - . . . Address U. F. WHITNEY A CO. 59 Milk St, uoston Alass. 6m36d Attention Given to Surgery! n . S . HATJGHTON, M. D Surgeon,,SURGICAL OFFICE, No. 26, South-Frcmklinr st.t 'RICHMOND, IND. 4WST Office hours from to 8 a m; 12 m, and 6 to 9 p .m. , Sept 24. '7. 18 G. "W. Benton, AOKNT FOB TCI THE BEST SAW IN USE. HE ALSO HAS A FULL SUPPLY OF OA.Xt,RX OB GrOOSa 36-Sm .MOTE & SWAINB, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS Are prepared to do all kinds of work in heir line of bssiness, and in THE DE0T STYLE! "AT THSIR GALLERIES 304, and 306 Maia-StMThird Story A N D Corner ot Maia aad Filth Streets Richmond, Indiana. nSftf MANUFACTURER ' S Supply Store! CoUon and Woolen Machinery,' Lathes, Hand and Power Drills, Genuine Oak-Tanned Leather Beltiog. " Bobber Belting, Hose and Packing Dye Staffs, Acids, Lace Leather, Oils, Warps, ' sod all kinds of Manufacturer's Supplies. ADAMS A HADLEY. n w ' . Wo. 15 Noble Street, Opp. Wr at End Union Depot. 46m3 " WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS, For Congas, Colds aad Hoarsacss. These Tablets present the Acid in combine tion with other efficient remedies, ia a nor a lar form for the cure of all THROAT and LfJNO Diseases. H0AR3NEHS .n4 CEBATION of the THROAT are immediately relieved, and statements are constantly being sent to the proprietor of relief in cases of Throat difficulties ef years standing. ft iiuw ed bV imiutions. Getonly Wells' Carbolic TahUt.. .irS?.ir?,-JBo5-. J?HN KELLOGG . ., ooie Agent for the U. 8, oend for Cucnlar; 6e-4wd Chance for Agents. Do you wast a situation as ant W.I or traveling, with opportunity to make i (5 to $80 pet day selling our new 7 una none wire Clothes Lines T l iney last lorever; sample free, Send for circular. Address at once Mnd.on River Wire Works, cor. Water St. A Maiden Lane, j. i., cr .10 w nannoipo St. utiicago. 5Msvd m i i Frnit, I PpM Garden !? Flower rS!,1!" Shade, ir Uedge, i!iSvSoe,)s, alri, Apple and Crab ncotrafts, Itest sorts, 10,000 $50 00. Pear, Std. extra. 1 jr., Uartfctt, Ac. 3 to 4 ft., dor.., 2.50. Seeds, Peach, bu., f 2 ; Arple, Osijce, new, bn., $H.OO. Untatoes. White Peach Blow, Early Rose, bu., $2.00; SeedliD(r. Soft Maple, 1,000, $1; Ash, 3 . Elm, 2. Illustrated Catalogue, 100 page' and new Price List, 10c F. K. PHOENIX, Ulonmington, III. l-4wr TO THE SUFFERING. The Rer. William H. Norton, while residng in Brasil as a Missionary, discorered in that land of medicines a remedy for Consumption, Scrofula, Sore Threat, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, sad Nerrous Weakness. This remedy has cored myself after all other medicines had failed. - Wishing to benefit the suffering, I will send (be receipe for preparing aa4 using this remedy to all who desire it FB2E OF CHARGE; Please sjnd an envelope, with your name and address on iU Address, Rer. WILLIAM H. NORTON, 676BaoAWAT, : - Niw Tom Citt. "ttl eTfC A WKSK I Best Cheap 8hntW U. Ue Machine in the world i its W aatoa. J. a, HATES, Great Fells. 40-4wd

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