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RICHMOND, JUNE 22,1872 - A HOOSIER G!U. EAST. ' The following letter wu written by Hoosier tadj, lately married and on a visit to tbe parents of ber husband East, to bar shnuy ia this eitj: ' ' o-;rf s Vineyard GroTO.June 5,-72 " Cn tearing the dilapidated oM depot, at Richmond,' lit of June, Satuiday .night, we arrived at Columbus about 3 o'clock hi tha morning changed cars and arrived at Pittsburgh at noon., That eity ia a superlatively dirty place houe eav around and people are nearly one color Maek.and-4an." " 5 - A Sunday evening, at 5, we were on the top of tbe mountains, , awingicg , around the horae aboa bead at a place called Altonta a pretty view Crossed the Ohio, AUgtony, Susquehanna, atd Del aware rirers on bridgeg one of which I was one mile-end-a-quarter lotg and armed ia Pkiladelphia Monday morning .about 4 o'clock. It ia a beautiful city! No. plane oa the route looked as neat and clean as Richmond, until we came - hem.' This city of the illustrious Penn is grand and picturesque houses and door yards perfectly tidy, as we hate "bent Id our little Quaker city. - The next place or note we arrived at wasN York city, 96 mites further, which we reached at 8 o'clock, and 'toated' our baggage to the steamer Bristol a most magnificent boat1; then we started out . to see this second Tweed-Sodom. ' Took a street car , for the Aator House and Central Park: there wa took a coach and bad a drive all over the Park, more than three miles, and to the great reser voir that supplies the city with water. This Park ia eplendidt bat I shall have to tell you about it some other time instead of discharging my thoughts about it at you on paper. We walked and rode over the city all day until 5 o'cllc Castle Garden, where all tbe foreign paasengers (many of whom could not speak one word of English) land, was crowded. Wa went to a large restaurant for " cur dinners every thingwas excellent tomatoes and everything that the moat finished gourmond or refined epicure - could era ver colored men, with their clean, white linen -coals, were waters, wa ata with ' what atmeared to be silver knives, forks and spoons ('think of that, master Brook 1) and on the table were silver sugar towls, eresm mugs, castors. etc i Was ever a Hoosier so magnifi I cently dined! I called fdr Indian pud ding and mutton: Mr. Westot, for plum pudding and beef, and Henry" for apple - dumplings and veal .W fcaated aatisfsctorily. I saw tha Postoffice, Tribune Build bg, S'.ewart tt Clsflin-s Stora, Town Hall. Promenaded Broadway with as big' a feanns and with as ouoh Ins porta nca aa anybody I met tbarel I was on Fifth Avenue and Wall Street. Saw George Washington's, Shakspeare'a and. Moaea'a (not A J.) statues, and others; looked for Greeley's, Jeff Davis's, Tom Hendrick'a and George W. ' Jalian'e atatoaa, in a group, but couldn't find 'em suppoaad they were not finished yet aornebody alas may look for tbem there! immediately after the Baltimore Democratic National Convention. -, ,Wa got on board of the grand 1 oat built by Jay Gould and the notorious Jim Fiake, costing over a million doU lars, for Fall River City. This boat has 300 slate rooms, four large parlors, dining roomsall its appointments perfect. A band travela with it, and played until 10 o'clock. I remained on deck as long as I could sea. and had the' sight of Trinity Church and many other objects of interest I went to bed and slept some this boat glided along so gently that I could not perceive any motion at all, r In tha morning, we landed at Fall River City. There I saw some largo v cotton factories five stories high; on the - sida of ona of these factories I counted three hundred windows! We hero took the cars and rode to New Bedford took a hack and rode down to the wharf, it was then about half past 7 on Tuesday morning. Wa waited until 9 o'clock for the steamer Massachusetts to convey us to usk uiun wnarr. xma waa a regu lar ocean steamer, and left for the Bluff at 2 o'clock where wa arrived at 6. We had, as soma of the passengeii said, a very rough vojsge. I wanted to sea atl I possibly ooulJ, an I stood on tha deck nearly all the way felt no simptcms ot sea sickness, but I assure you I was tired looking so much.. We washed combed oar hair, changed our clothes, as if we were at home walked up stairs .) and down aad talked with most everybody. Passing on the east aide of the Island of Martha's .Vineyard, saw David (my "tother half) and waived my hand kerchief at him' but be didn't notice it wasn't expecting us and we soon landed at "Woods' Hols - " A like my our mother aad tether" right 5 D 5wlrtbJi fctt PTI welJhpreserved old gentleman has all the pre- ...... reqwiaites srfV'dm eaat Yankee' be t oat kia woedssnilk thc t'oaowa't and do t sitbe'roagja work about t he houpe and ;, Urav Do smokes his pipswaahea all ' ' over 1n Net;;l!ngland Bum-eats four ,-. boxm of jersiiBflft candy per year, whioh he baa made to order for him in Boston If r old lady- ruothor is a 6plen-

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things, and I hope David will get plenty of cad Ash now. JJ a; s We are going to live in a house with. a rich widow can't you aead here an active batehelor, or a live widower it would be ao pleasant to have one mora Uooaier bare. f I have aeen tt ; camp ground, and it ia a lovely situation,,, , hear thai some mora of tho 'upper cru s t; of Richmond, purpose coming , to cs nipmeet ingi I should be extremely glad te see even them, or anything elae that may come from my native town. There ia one hotel on .the ground, and it is well patronized uses 200 qtiarta of mi per day. That's a Tittle ahead of the Tremoot and, Huntington. Houses. .You must believe I was vary much fatigued when I arrived hare 1 . SALL1 E., ANNUAL REPORT of the Morrissoa Relief Association jsntf Children '. We take pleasure in reporting fsvora bly of the results ot the Morrisson Belief Association, formerly known sa the Union Belief Association, and Children? I Home connected therewith, daring the year which has just expired. It ia perhaps well known that the plan adopted by the society, for furnishing relief . to the unfortunate and suffering poor, in our midst, has been as - far as practicable,' to furnish . employment" at remunerative prices to all those who could render service. By this means our efforts to relieve the wants and sufferings of many bavo been successful, and no inarr baa resulted to the feeling - of . Independence, and self-respect which telf-relianee inspires. We are fortunate in the services of a Matron and assistant, whose patience, forbear ance and humane feelings make this noma lor me poor neipiess e&iid, a place of f joy and, comfort, where," if a mother's loving voice is not beard, the Y ' . i a ' ' . 4 . - grief for her absence is seldom felt, We are rarely required to keep the children long with us, as permanent homes are usnally found in a short timeand to which they are transfer red under the care of a committee who makes it a point of duty to aeo as far as possible . that the home is suitable and the applicant wbithy of so high trust and responsibility. . , t; -, t . Our thanks are most cordially tend;rred to a Humane and generoua public who have so liberally shared with us the obligations we bsve assumed, by extending aid in almost every needed form, and by which the institution haa been-not only austained, but has be come the instrument of so much good ss we behave to - many unfortunate helpless ones. ' ' " ' To editors and publishers of papers we era greatly indebted for mny gratuitous notices. In conducting this Institution, we bore endearored to look to the Fattier or all Good for bis blessing sod help, and bare never permitted any question of sectarianism to disturb the harmony of tbis undertaking; and we are constantly eneoaraged in our work with the words that "inasmuch as ye hre done it unto one of tbe feast of these my brethren, ye hare dona if onto me." During tbe year, 23 "children hare been inmates of the Hi me. Home have been found for 10. Average number, 10. T Expended for furtisMng and providing far Childrena' Home.. ............ .... 1353 87 Hatron's salary. ,;. Assistance ....... 300 0 ' 95 ) ... Total.... .... .tv; ... .... $748 87 Tbe fcllovmc ainonnt of money and LLt of articles bare been distributed among tbe poor of out city by our Executive Committee i ; i 108 loads of woodj 3.375 lbs. fiouri 44 rarments; 68 pairs of shoes) 86 1-2 yds. muslin; 160 yds. calico; 23 1-3 yds. jeans; - 53 yds. flannel; 65 1-2 lbs. eoffae; 57 lbs. sugar; 2 1-2 lbs. tea; 83 1-2 lbs. meal; 42 lbs. meat; 5 3-4 bushels potatoes, : 16 miscellaneous articles; $60,13 eaah paid for groceries; $36 for rent; $6 75 for medicine; $25 for boarding; 18 84 for railroad tickets; $87 61 for mieeeOaaeoas articles and purposes; making a total of $228 32. nT Tbe Home ia always open for the reception of bomeleai, friendieaa little ones. We have also received, for a ama'l compensation,, .children aa boarders; sometimes to enable tbe mother to procure employment, or because the father could not provide a suitable home for them' ' --;' )'-.a' LTDIA C. UOBBISSON, Pres't. , Hannah A. Leeds, Vice Prea't: Luie H. Boone, Sec'y; Sallie tV.'Webb, Trees. . CuUworma in Allen county, says the Fort Wayne Republican, hare entirely destroyed the corn in many places, whole fields being devastated by these . pests. In seme sections, we know of a , fsw fiuuers who are replanting and thowing in the hilla a tablespoonful of either salt or wood-ashes. Either of these is said to be an effectual remedy against the ravages of worms. Those who .have no faith In the remedy, should by all meanatry a few rows. Horace Greeley in his Trumbull County (O. ) speech last fall, utterca me train when be eatd: 'lithe Democratic party was called upon to ueciiie between Urant and my self, I know that their regard lor wuattuey must cail principle would Induce nine tenths of them to vote against me.' Why? I am a de tided enemy to that party) even in its most respectable aspect?. . The number of Trustees of the Methodist churches in the TT. S. is 94,080,' stewards of societies, 80,640, class leaders 47,556; S. school superinteneents ! 1 9,555, Sunday: school teachers and ! officers other than superintendents 176,424. :-;,r r ,. ., -" ' . . . rrT'? ! The harshest thing tbst has been aaid of Mr. Greeley ia toe remark of a Welsh paper in Seranios.Fa.t which actually asserts that 'Blpglnly IT Greeley, mlffa drmpl tampp1 ' nypunt scrtlgg ' gp Prllotyt ot gmshx drutltsmt bsgply as srritt wemnl a dr gnnaoilt We aever'beaid Mr, Greeley accused of snch Scandalous things before,' and', if these cbsrges are true, he certainly nnflt to be Prssidentoitbe United States. ,, i -f i i 1 A gteatsr enrtesitT thn to see an elephant ctilabinjt a tree, would be the ebt of that telearaphie dispatch George W.v Julian "sent to Indianapolis, eoliaing to be a csndidate for eongressman-at-large on tbe Re publican iiekoti wen tt would n

H STATE MEHTIOXEHS, C r fa 4T-fj rrrii ci mtkf v.- j-?t c Peia will celebrate).; .st .;; Richmond has three steam engines. Indianapolis Journal. - ' kA alight mistake, Mf. Journal, 1 we have but two; ' J V--'i)

Terre tionie nas.one sainon to every ninety persous to tbe city. JThe rye crop of the State is almoat nearly' ready for iho reaper.' . . j. ho cherry crop throughout the btate tbis seaaon, will bo immense The wheat harvest has begun in South-we9tern Indiana. : i i . There are eighteen known cases of smail pox in Terre Haute. There .were SI t deaths in -,-i-.s Fort Wayne durinj the month of May , A Musical . Convention will be held at Mitch ail, from the 8th of July to the 11th, inclusive. ..The Wabash Flaindealer says that a certain farmer south of town, setting oat a row of cabbage plants, was pursued by an 'army of cut-worms, and - when he had finished the row but two plants were let standing. w t John Giles, of , Gibson county. has a bull three years old, in mod erate flesh, weighing 2,200 pounds. He will be at iho State Fair. Mr. Doyle, who fell from a win dow of his residence is Lafayette, some time ' ago, died last Friday tight, a He .-.was eighty six. years old.' . It is understood that the con tact (or the water, works at Terre Hauto will be closed within two weeks, and the work completed by December. 4," """7i. ' THE f 6 PALADIUM. 4'"- -ir; ' ii ,R 4E BTUSOa Several Papers Claim to be The BEST Newspaper Published in Eastern Indiana;" But owing to a generous modesty on our part, we only claim the ii TO BE AMONG THE BEST IF NOT THE BEST HEBE! v. ! JOB! PRINTING. Buaineaa Cards Weddinjt Cards, ' VUitinjt Cards, Ball Cards, ; Invitation Cards, - c, A Bills of Lading Letter Heads, ? Envelopes, Statement s, Ac. .Sbippinn Cards, Railroad Cards, ' Vigitinfr Cards, Address Cards, . ' Bill Heads, uusiness Uards, Checks, Entrance to Office 228, Alain Street, Sd door East or the Citizens' Bank." ' "Orders thankfully feceK ad and promptly attended to. ' - Address. !B. W". DAVIS, " Editor and Publishe .IUIIU -. - REAL ESTATE ' AKD - GENERAL AGENCY, Established 19 Years, VM. E. BELL, . ,T "General Agent, 9. E. Cor. Fiftk and Main Streets, i, Richmond, Ind f Sl-lv fhi WbI Piaiiy " iliaeiy Kit Mvev. Discovered ! fob ran srsanr ctras or i Jnlt Ithenm, Erysipelas Tetter Piles - jaTsttfarns.scaids8ors Eyes, 4.. t xsrapuons, rrost Bittaat '. t , tt Lisnba, CbilblaiBS, t Bunions, Corns, ' ' .' Old Seres, Ulcers, ScrofnUs, scald Bend. Boils, Felons. Bites ot !S a, Insects. Poison. Chnns. i& a ,.y tA. luLf fee 4rc .ss : TMMTkn OMIT IT , A. MM'FITT &JD0., s w,i'i? af Biohinoncli IndTOR SALE BT Druggists Generally.

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aR. WALKBB'I CALIFORNIA Vinesar Blttcrarcnota . ny Drink, tfideef Peer Han, WhUkcj-, l'roof Spirit asdRefase Llqaors, doctonKi, splcot end net'-' ened to pleue thetute, called Tonics," " Appetizer." - " Kertorer,"c., that leadlhT tippler on ti drunkennen and rain, out are a trus Medicine, tnado from tbe Jiative Roofs nd Herbs of California, Tree from all . Alceholle Htinnlaats They are Uie tJREAT UI.OOD PURIFIER anil A MFE CIVIXO PR I NCI Pl.E, a perfect Renovator and Inricorator ,. of the Srstem, carrying off all poisonoua natter end reatorinc the blood to a healthr condition. No persoa , eaa take them Bitten according to direction and re main lone unwell, provided their bones are not destroyed by mineral poiaon or other means, and the vital , orrana wasted bevond the point of repais. ' They are a Gentle Purgratlvo aa well as a Tenic, possess inc. also, the peculiar merit of actin; ai a powerful a?ent in nlievina; Congestion or Inflamma. tinn of the Liver, and all theTisceral Orcans. ' , - FOR. FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether la Young or old. married or single, at the dsvn of woman - hood or at the tarn of life, these Tonic Bitters have no ea.naL tf ..... . For I nil ammeter r or Chronic Rheemntlsm , and deaf, Iretetela or Indigestion, Bll- ' lone, Reuitteat and Intermittent Fevera, I Dlaoasea of tbe Blood, IJeer, Kidney and Bladder, these Bittern have been most successful. Snch Dlaeaeeo are caused by Tltiated Bleed, whk'h is cenerallr produced by derangement of the Dlireative Organ. : DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Bead- . ache. Pain m the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste ia the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the region : ef the Kidney, and a hundred other painful symptoms, art the offsprings ef Dyspepsia, Th ey invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the torpid Liver and'Bowela, which render them ef unequalled efficacy in cleansing the blood ot all impurities, and im- , parting new life and vigor to the whole syitcm. FOB SKIN DISEASES, eruptions. Tetter. Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils - Carbuncles, Ring-Worms, Scald Head, Sore ye, Eriiipcla, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of the 8kla, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or nature, are literally dug up aad carried out of the system in a short time by the use of these Bitters, One bottle in such eases will convince the most incredulous Of their curative f-et. Cleanse tbe Vitiated Blood whenever vou And Hs itsvurities bursting through the skin in Pimples.Ermtione or Sores ; cleanse it when you Snd it obstructed and siuggun in ine veins; Cleanse 11 wnen n is roui, ana your feelf nirs will tell you when . Keep the blood pure, and the health of the system will follow. PIN. TAPE, and ether WORMS, lurking ia the system of so many thousands, are effectually destroyed and removed. Tor full directions, read carefully the circular around each bottle, printed in four languages jsngush, Uerman, rrencn ana spanisn. J. W ALKIE, Proprietor. R. H. McDON AXD & CO. Druggists and den. Agents, San Tranciaco, L'al.. and r a gad M Commerce Street, New York. Star BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS24' TAMPERING. Drs.W biteaOalraan 4 t2 4th ar.. New York. R eferetices firm rk. Fo Clerhvm o in this city p ay until curtd. Fend 'or ci'cular. 4r TUB CATJSS AKO CUBE OF COX. 8UHFTION. The primary canae of Consnmptlon is derangement of the dlgeettre organs. Thia derangement prodoces deficient nutrition and as similation. By assimilation, I mean that process by which the nutriment of the food is converted into blood, and thence Into the solids of the body. Persons with digestion thus impaired, having the slightest predisposition to pulmonary disease, or . If they take cold, will be rcry liable to bare Con- . sumption of the Lungs In some of its forms ; and X hold that It will be impossible to cure any case of Consumption without first restoring a good digestion and healthy assimilation. The Tety first thing to be done Is to cleanse the stomach and bowels from all diseased mucus and slime which are clogging these organ ao that they cannot per. form their functions, and then rouse up and restore the liver to a healthy action. For this pur. poe, the surest and best remedy is Schenck's Handrake Pills. These Pills clean the stomach snd bowels of all the dead and morbid slime that la causing disease and decay in the whole system. They will clear out the liver of all diseased bile that has accumulated there, and arouse it np to a new and healthy action, by which natural and healthy bile is secreted. . s ' l The stomach, bowels, and liver are thus cleansed by the use of Schenck's Ilandrake Pills ; but thero remains in the stomach an excess of acid, tbe organ is torpid and the appetite poor. In the bowels, the lacteals are weak, and requiring strength and support It is In a condition like this tbst ' Schenck's Seaweed Tonic prove to be the most valuable remedy ever discovered. It is alkaline. and ita use will neutralize all excess of acid, mak ing the stomach sweet and fresh; it will giva permanent tone to thia Important organ, and create a good, hearty appetite, and prepare the eystern for tbe Arat process of a good digestion, and ultimately make good, healthy, living blood. At ter this preparatory treatment, whst remains to care most esses of Consumption is the free and ' persevering nse of SchencsTa Pulmonic Syrup. The Pulmonic Syrup nourishes the system, purifies the blood, and is readily absorbed into the ' circulation, and thence distributed to the diseased longs. There it ripens all morbid matters, wheth er in the form of abscesses or tubercles, and then assists Nature to expel all the diseased matter in the form of freo expectoration, when once it riMens. It is then, by the great healing snd purifying properties of Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, . that all ulcers and cavities are healed up sound, and my patient is cured. Q Tbe essential thing to be done in curing Consumption Is to get up s good appetite and a good digestion, so that the body will grow in flesh and get strong. If a person has diseased longs, a cavity or abscess there, the cavity cannot heal, the matter cannot ripen, to long ss the system is be low par. What is necessary to cure is a new order of tdngs. a Rood appetite, a good nutrition, : th body to grow in flesh and get fat: then Nature is helped, the cavities will heal, the matter will ripen and be thrown off in large quantities, snd the person regain health and strength. Thia ia the true and only plan to core Consumption, and if a person is very bad, if the lungs are not entirely destroyed, or even if one lung ia entirely rone, if there is enough vitality left m the other to heal up. there ia hope. I nave seen many persons en red, witn only one sound tans, live and enjoy life to a trood i I old i I age. Thia is what Schenck's Medicines will do to cure Consumption. They will clean out the stomach, sweeten snd strengthen it, get np a good digestion, snd give Nature tbe assistance she needs to clear the system of a'l the disease that is in the sane, whatever tbe form mav be. It is important that, while using Schenck's Medicines, care should be exercised not to take cold: keep in-doors in cool ana aamp weather; avoid n Urn t -air, ana take omvoour exercise oulv in a genial and warm sunshine. I wish it distinctly understood that when I re. ' commend a patient to be careful In regard to taking cold while nslug my medicines, I do so for a special reason. A man who baa bat pan tally recovered from tbe effects of a bad cokl is liar more liable to a relapse than one who haa been entirely cured, and it is precisely the same in regard to Consumption. Bo long as the range are not per fectly lieaJed, just so lone Is there imminent ger or a full return or the diseases Hence it ia tnat I so strenuously caution pulmonary patients against exposing themselvea to an atmosphere that ia not eenial and pleasant. Confirmed Consumptives' lungs are a masa of sore, which the least change of atmosphere will inflame. Tbe grand secret of my success with my medicines consists in my sbilfty to subdue Inflammation Instead of provoking it, aa many of tbe lacnlty do. An inflamed lane cannot with safety to the pastent be exposed to tbe biting biasta of winter or the chilling winds of spring or autumn.- It should be caremlly shielded from all irritating influences. Tbe utmost caution should be observed In this particular, as without it a cure tmder almost any circumstances is an impossibility. . Tbe person should be kept on a wholesome snd nutritions diet, sod all the medicines euntimuul , until the body hsa restored to it the natural ' quaniiiy oi nesn ana sireogtn, ; I was myself cared by this treatment of the worst kind of Consumption, snd bavo lived to &fat and hearty these many years, with one 'mostly Rone. I have cured thousands since, very many have been cured by UUa treatment whom Ihave never aeen. - About tbe 1st of October, I expect to take posmvw """raa as we nonneast corner of Sixth and Arch Streets, where lahall be y'anssn to give advice to an who may require It, ui, uimuuis winiBay nu mv femeoies, so netson m anv nart of tha wniM Mn ha Mil. i in mnj pen or ue worM can be rei uj Hum uj a buu uoeervance oi tnsameL . T, H. BCHKNCK, M.D. G. R. MACREADY & CO., ' N. E. Cor. Colombia d; Walnat Sts. CINCINNATI, OHloiT"" WHOLESALE AGENTS.

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NEW s ADVERTISEMENTS. t n -'a made from 50 cents. Call and ei ' amine or 12 SamDies sent (post age free) for SO eta. that retail quick for t If. B. I. WOLCOTT, 181 Chatham Square, K.t , BfWB"l? Ha CPS Belts, Shirt K iJK-J!iBd(rea)TrampeU,Ac;,f.rse Tbe and parade. At the old Manuiaetorj ; 143 Grand St , If. T. Cairns & Bro. Ia4wtj SYCHOMANCY,or SODLCHAR UT iNG." liow eithsr eex noa faaciw and pain tha lore and affections of any p- M son ther clico!-, instantly. ' Tbis simple nu : tal acquirement all can possess, free, by m '. for 25c. together with a marriip) gtitt ; Egyptian Oracln, Dreanis, Hints to Ladi ; 4j. A queer, exciting book. 100.000 Sf j Address T. WILLIAM CO., Pub., Phil. 1; i , AGENTS WANTED FOR ' On Manhood, Womsnl.t o,nd their Milta- v interrelations ; Lore, its t-aws, rower, etc. Send for specimen pages and ciroubrstwit terms. - '- ' --' t . Address, National Publishing Co., Cbicag - ill Cincinnati, Ohio, or Su Louis, Mo. WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS For Coughs, Colds and Iloarsncss. These Tablets present tbe. Acid in ec sLbins tion with other efficient remedies, in s pot a larform for the enre of all THROAT an! LUNG Diseases. HOARSNESd and TJL CERATION nf the THROAT are immediste ly relieved, and statements are constant! being sent to tbe proprietor of relief in esse of Throat difficulties of years standing. v CAVTIONafc imitations. Get only Wells' Carbolic Tables, I'rice 29 Cta. per Box. JUHH q. KKULUUt 13 I'latt St., N. ., Sole Agent fur tbe U. S Send for Circnlar; 15-4wd ACENTO WANTED , , , FOR GOODSPEED'S " 4 Tbe great work of the year. Prospectus, post paid, 75c. An immenaesale guaranteed. Also for mv Campaian Charts and New Map J. W. GOODSPEED, Chicago, Cincinnati, or at Louis. . r 154a KENEDY'S HEMLOCK OINTMPNT The proprietor, has, by' the assisunce ot eminent rnysi cisns and Chemists succeeded in utilizing the medicinal pro netties contained ia the Oil, Pitch and Resin tf the Hemlock Tree, and obtained , a valuable preparation to be applied as a sslve or plaster for Rheumatism Croup. I'ain or Soreness of the Back, Cheat or Stomach, Pt'es Salt Rheum. Scurvr. Sores. Ul cers. Bunions. Sore Corns. Frost Bites, Chilblains, Bore Breasts and Nipples, Ringworms, Chafing and skin disesses of innammaiory nature. juhn u.rAKa, 15ld Cincinnati, Obio Agents Wanted! ! lor tbe Iirest Book on tbe Fsr West re - written. B UFFAL0 LAND. By W. E. WEBB. Just resdy. The mrsterics and marvels of the mightv Plains "fu'lf and trnthlnlly described. Overflowing with wit and humor. The . Appendix a Complete (iuide for .Sportsmen snd Emigrants. Over Filtv Original and Striking Illustrations of the finest cbsrscter.- Send lor particulars, and secure territory at race, aa litis is tbe greatest chance for making money ever offered. Agent, address, E. I1AXNAF ORD A Co Publishers, Cincinnati, Ohio, or Chicsgo, II Is a powerful tonic, especially adapted for nse in Spring, when the Languid and Debilitated system needs strength snd vital'ly ; it will give vigor to ths feeble, slregth to the weak, animation to the dtjected, activity to the sluggish, rest to the wearr, quiet to the nervous, and health to the infirm, t - It is a South American plant, which, according to tbe medical and scientific periodicals ot London and Paris, possesses the most powerful tonic properties known to Materia Medica.and is well known in its native country as having wonderful curative -jualitiej, and has been long nsed ss a .Specific tn sll esses of Impurities of the blood, Derange men! of tbe Liver snd Spleen, Tumors, Dropsy, Poverty of tbe Blood, Debility, Weakness of the Intestines, Uterine or Urinary Organs. Er. Well': Esid of Juahh Is strengthening snd nourishing ; like notricious food, taken into tbe stomach, it assimilates and diffuses itself through the circulation, giving vigor and health. It regulates tbe Bowels, quiets tbe nerves, sets directly on the Secretive Organs, and bv its powerful TONICand restoring effects, produces healthy and vigorous action of the whole svstem. - JOHN Q KELLOGG, 13 Plett St., N. Y. Sole Agent for tbe C-ited States Price 31 per Bottle. Send for Circtfsrj 154 S.M.PETTENGILL CO., ' 37 Park Row, Kew Voik a - " ' ixn i-i ,'!! i GEORGE P. ROWELI. A CO., ' v . 4e Park Row New York Are thesotr Agents for the Richmond Pallad nmii. oat eity, and are authorised to con ract (or inserting advertisements for us at out rawest eash rates. Advertisers in thst city re requested le leave their favors with eithei f the above hooaea. . NEW STORE. Entire New Stock ! J. FOEKNEB " ' If,: viil DBALKR IN' i.'.?0Tl . Dry G-oodSs Gents Furnishing; Goods, ;i tmm 0008$. . . ........ , : . - u jit' Oil WINDOW SHADES: 'j Lace Window Curtains; 270. gfwi.-..i t' - Mma? : il.L 9tU Jt.isihrrisvrijri' aw r AprU29 1872. 7t

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i, , Att in V'aI'aJ i EXCELLENT F ARMING AND - - SPLENDID - PINE LARDS, On which are One Thonsnnd Millions a -I Pine Timber, aad InexbansUble Qnantii ies of Maple, t- 1 Jtoeeh, Elm , sh ' J49 t j Hemlock, -u''1' i c r a Oak, -2 zi;-t The grant of lands to the Grand Rapids A Indiana Railroad . Company, to build their Road from Fort Wayne, Indiana, to Traverse Bay and Mackinaw, Michigan, comprises in its farming lands every vstiety of soil,' from the rich clay loam, to the light ssndy, and they ere found in that section of Michigan, north of. the city of Grand Rapids, and cootiguc us to the greet fruit belt on the eastern shores of Lake Michigan, now being rapidly developed by railroad and other enterprises '. The Pine Lands are situated on the Mus kegon Manistee, Pere Marquette, White, Pine, Tamarack, Flat and Rouge Rivera, and lying twenty miles on either side of the surveyed line of said road, and are in tbe heart of tbe - Piae Section, from which Chicago ia so largely supplied. Farming Lands are sold to actual set tiers, oa Credit, one quarter down, balance ia yearly payments, interest 7 per cent. Per i sons desirous of locations for farms will, on application at the Office, in Grand Rapids, be furnished with Tickets over the Road, entitling them to Return of Fare in tbe event of purchasing any of the Com pany's farming land.- For information about the lands, prices, location, Ac, address r .-;; -.i- WM. A. HOWARD. " Land Coxmissioner, ' Grand Rnpids, Mich. 40to25G.P.R.ACO. Title Ptrfcet. s Attention Given to Surgery! , - E. HATJGHTON, . 2JL D ; Surgeonv : SURGICAL OFFICE, No. 26, South Franklin-st., h . r , RICHMOND, IND. .'. Office hours from to 8 a m; m and 8 to 9 p .. Sept 24, '70. 118 G eo. Bent on, -J AOBST FOB TBS IIPIHW.&W! i . THE BEST SAW IN USE, HE ALSO HAS A rULL SUPPLY OF . CA.mt.XA. 3-si goo x aa S0-3m MOTE o & SWAINS, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS Are prepared to do all kinds of work in heir line of basiness, and in THE OEST OTYLE! AT THEIR. GALLBRIBS 30l,and 306 Main-St., Third Story .. j A N D s ... : Corner of Main and Filth Streets - Ricitmond, Indiana. - . . n3ftf ... .. ? , TO THE SUFFERING. The Rev. William II. Norton, while residng in Braxil ss a Missionary,' discovered in thst land of medicines a remedy for Consumption, Scrofnls, Sore Throat, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and Nervous Weakness. This remedy baa eared myself alter all ether medicines hsd failed. - 1 ": " - ' ; Wishing to benefit the euffering,! will send Ihe reeeipe for preparing and using thin rem edy to sll who desire it FREE OF CHARGE. - Please sjod Sn envelope, with your name and address ee it. , Address, , - Rev. WILLIAM H. KORTOS, ; 1 675 Bboabwat, 27-ly-$10. Naw Yoaa City. E. 6. WElffll, No. IO N. Marion St.. Is prepared to supply his old friends and every bumsn being enured to ths nse of either a BOOT, or a SHOE, with the very best ot his own mannfactaie, warranted to last until they wear out. Call and leave our measure, and yon will not fail to get an easy fitting Boot or Shoe msnufictured of tbe best material, and at the lowest issn mces. Richmond, April vO, 1872. . - n6-ly. aT iMMEKSE SUCCESS Acents Want ' M ed, msle or femsle; in every county in the uniiea rutessnd uansdas, to sell our new snd most useful Patent; from one to six used in ever - lamily; 100 per cent, iruaranteed For samples snd terms, inclose 10c. snd adrees FERGUSON A Co., 5t-wr- V " 645 Rirer-st Troy, N. Y. A DAY to aell Dormtm't Little Gem Liaeu and Cant Marker. A sample with ynur name sent by mail on receipt of at 25. Cir culars free. Address U. S. Mr'o Go. 97 W Iximhaid St, everywhere. Baltimore.' Agents wanted 5 3m ii MANHOOD II O Wj LOST HOW RE$TORED.-J0!,t pub. lished.a new addition oi ur. univer ' well's Celebrate Essay on the radical cure ( without medicine) of Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotency Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Hsrriage, etc; also, Consumption, Epilepsy , and Fits, in luced by smi-toauigence oi sfezaai ziravagane. i nnT Price, in a sealed envelone. onl v Sets The celebrated author, in this admirable easy, eleerr demonstratea Irom a thirty Tears' successful practice, that tbe alarm: jjr consequences of self-abase may be radially cured without the dangerous use of internal medicine or the application of the knife; pointing out mode of cure at onee simple, certain, and effectual, bv means of which every sauercr, no matter what his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and radieaUw. avTbis Lecture shoild be in the hands of every f rath and every man in the land. - t.undei seat, in a plaia envelope. to snv ftldress.jKMtjMiMf on receipt of aiz cents, or swo postage sumps, ' - t i Also, Dr. Culrerwell's "Marriage Guide, prica Za cents. B Address the Publishers, ' " CHAS. J. C. KLINK ACO., , n ; lT Bow!ry. Wew York, ... . Post-wmce bo z chSMPACOSlin8. 9 U.S. PIANO CO ,W Y.aarWnat UPRICE.No Arts iJFsW Ctrcninre Free

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fjnkTOTlCE is MftbT fftTvB w wo w moii Bawkins. at vox-aus,; "J"" Wsyne county, Indiana, won up am describe in tbe proper certificate bow on us is m inuw. 'i . oi Two astray waree one a vwsw Mare.auppcMKd t be It or 18 years oldblemish near tbe left eye, and appraised at Fifteen Dollars. Ona a Bey, supposed to be ii iwlt nui old mtmr In the forehead now kind faat wtiitnblaaaiehad bv eallott-ed lamp oa left ftre leg, aad appraised at twenty fir Italian. " - ' " ire aoiia Witness snv name ana seal oi iil . uireuH uoort mis sou uay m May, 1173. ' -WM. W. DUDLEY, Clerk Extraordinary 1 Improvement. n -a- ii -r.AjuV.nn ,.v:-i, CADINET ORGAN 8 ! . - . k The Mason and Hamlin Orrsa Co , respect (cUy announce the iatrodncl'on of improve ments of much msre thaa ordinary interest. zaese ata.lTv z&; i.t a:a. as, REED AND PIPE CABINET OR- . - CANS, r being the only successful combiaatiou REAL fLftS a ith reeds ever madei , ; r Dava Transposing Key Board, which can be instantly moved to the right or eit, cnangms; iuo piicu or snspwsing .ne key. , For drawings and descriptions, see circular. ' ' "-, itl-i i.-iA.j . ."t '''.Vi'4 NEW AND ELEGANT. STYLES OF - t Doable Reed Cabinet Organs, , at 3140,$ 132 and 312S each. Considering capacity, elegance, and thoroneh excellence of workmanship, these are ehesper than any before offered. Tbe Mason A Hsxlia Ore an s are acknowledged BEST, and from extraordinary facilities for mannfaeture this Company can afford, snd now undertake to sell at prices which render them ; -i .. Unqnestionably Cheapest. - Four octave Oreans 350 each : Five octave Organs 3100. 3185 and unwarda. With three A sets reeds 1 50 and upwards. Forty stiles up to 31.500 each. - New Illuatrated Catalogue and Testimonial . Circular, with opinions of. MORE THAN OKK THOUSAND MUSICIANS, sent free, i Kisses ssd Ilsmlis Onsn Co. 2 154 Tremontst Boston. bW Broadway. N. Y. f General Agency for the North -Weat, ROOT At CADY, Chicago, Illinois. IOIwt. JSeTTHE CONFESSIONS OF AN INVA LID, published as a warning to young men and others who suffer from nervous Debility, Ac, supplying the msahs or self ccai. ' Written by one who cored himself, and eat free on receiving a post-paid directed envelope. -u a,.a,j ,,,.:::;;, Address, NATBAHiaL Hitiiii, Brooklyn 1 l0-3m 37-S. M. P.ACo. H. Wefel PUMP r.1ACCER. i i iron Weils, amks and Irion f nmps. , , r WOOD PUMPS, WOOD SINKS, Ac. Repairing Done Pronptly and Charges Ben No. 10 South Sixth Street, Near Main, Richmond, Indiana. , smT Evervthinr at a reduced Priea. Oiv aim call beiore going anywhere elae. STABLE. - - . - . -:- T i Sonth Franklin-St . BicHaovn, INSIAKA. to: ! j.r.i.niGi:iEY, nS-6m Propristor DICKINSON &LTEERH OF Tf i'MAKCFACTOMRS OF T S j AHD DltLIBS IV Iron Pumps,1 Steam Valves, WA ER & STEAM PIPE. Brass Goods, Lead Pipe, PXuLaaa.it iolg - Plnrabcr's work at reduced rates , Hydraulic Rams, Wash SUnds; Water Closets, Pump w-n m m . oiuKB. . jruenee oie agents or IROZT WX2LLS. Which are driven and warranted to work satisfactorily. Repair, s ing done promptly. Sonth Siith street, near1, Main RICHMOND, lWli ' n JAHES . II 8TARR, St earn and Gas Fine FITTER, ; Ga Office on Main Street, between real I ana Marlon on Sd Floor. Gas Fixtures, at Less THAN EASTERN PRICES, Atl work promptly done in the best snd most Satisfactory manner and W abb actio. (L. Knopf. C.II. Knopf. ' M.Knopf.) a;.:; .: -s ;. j, ,A -f ..yi ,n DBALBBS IK ALL KIHOS OP i Fresh and Dried Meats, Manufacturers of Bologna, Ham and Pork Sausages, Ac.,AC.t Ac. i 227 Main street. ' a (One Door Ea'stof O. W. Barnes' G roeer. JDe-4'70.41-tf. ,:- Kichnond.Ind. rNDZANAFOUS. RYANT St STRATTON,1 , A Kesr and Practical System of American Kdneatiou. Or. B, T. BROWN, Pres't . , ..r . . . , . - Forcirmlsr and psrticnlsrs address ths Superintendent, A. L. SOUTHARD. 5"ia.t.T is ; t. ?? .; Indianapolis. Ind FOR SALr,. A Hons aad Lot 44 feet front, situated on South Front Street, It is offered on fair and reasonable terms, and ia JuoincuBBaerea iiiisisrrcaswiKsiavBSS nlentr of roon in rood reneir rood at. tar, avaoie, sec. inquire, ror lerma, ate. at the PtMtdium 0(B; Feb. 18.1871.

ii I D P. Houowav W. M. M aeon -v.i M. XajsniiB. - TJM0N PATENT AtiGENCY . sit D. P. HOLLOW AY 6 CO.1 WASHINGTON CITY, - D. ITTf ATX sonewd ia tbe business of eoiilla UU. ing FaUaU, snd proeeenUnc Pattiel Buaii entmstea I to their ear w-t receive prempt attention. i i OiAIMS AG1INJT T3E IGOVERiCUKSl ' , Pr Unrlt TJar " acIS Y : A,:. . , .,, . , '. For Pensions Cic. Will reeatve personal ana prompt nttentioa All Momation, - -... . ..... . , . ... . ... fi.'i ;'' A . ou .. ...;sOf-" - - - . , fir'i:. - "-r refsrenee to Patent Laws cheerfully givnu. Copies of the Laws and Rules and Regulations oi tbe Patent Office, will be sent, gratis on ap- ' , plication. In applying for a Patent tbe applicant . h i j .y: y. , abouid ? ii.'...i.r Forward a Model enUon, of his In If susceptible of being, illuatrated by a model, or if tt consists in a eh emical compound, sample ef the ingTe- . ; . , dienta in their commercial - - state, and also in the pro-, ' - posed prepared form, ' " " should be sent. v-r 'i. S ' ..,(v ; -...... ALSO, A FULL. DESCRIPTION n i,-tA'j. i -i . Of tbe iuventVm or discovery, and its ad rantsf es ahould be given as is praetic- " M able, to aid ia tbe proper prepa ration of the papers. . ,' 4 .3 - -) .? f Ar A J Li lii'! i j I Feraona believing they bare nude aa invention or a discovery ' in art or actonce, and desiroua of knowing whether the same has been patented, by transmitting to na a model, or drawing, er a snffleient description to snake tbe invention intelligible, esn have s thorough examination mads in tbe Patent Office, and -the result of said examination '. forwarded to them for a reasonable corapsn aatioa. ... CAVEATS, WILL BE PEEPARED i On abort notice, by th e !ttet:tcr giving brief description of their invention with .rr 'r'l Will be made in artistic style from model - inroished by ioveo4ors - A, VJ Senrckea of the Records cnt Onco f the Pnf Is regard to titles m Pstents, will e Baa4 on application. Send full name or aswea character of the invention, and . , if possible, date of Patent it : Cop et of all Claims; n- - - A.ik On any Patent Issued bv toe Patent Offlce wee ISM, wiU be furnished an the receipt to fit sha applicant giving tbe full nsme ot tbe Patentee, nature of ths invention, date of the Patent, Ac Washington City. Feb. 1, 1871.

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