Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 44, Number 5, 15 April 1874 — Page 3

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15. 18.

gJ.rWilliam I. Wilson. ver Butler. t?:L.tMa.lr Win. I Tay tor. eod osurer-Joha J Hooey. - f-rT- fT-- M. Baxter. Fire lienartment I. O. Iougan. tie BoJirt-Sw'. Htbberd. (vmklin. wl?JWl-Ander iiorney. OJV9C1V COJHII1TEW4. Hoard of PnMic Improvement Roberts, 'IUM an rinanoe-Wekmaii. Hib''alimMO, Conklin, Mnrlatt. J Mre?sMAhys-Nye. Rosa. Fire DepareirntItQa, Dulin, L.i.ite (dol Duilu, Marlatt, Conklin. Markets and Fubllc Bulldlnge-Marlatt, 'l5attfnklIn,Pae, "?hrta: Printing Mil stationery V alt, Huberts, WRUrod-Hibberd, Ko, Iffye. . coast? !. Jade of lh Wayne County Circuit Court -Job a F. KiMx-Jf. w.ra. cirProaecming Attorney of the Wayne enlt art-I. W. ConVT"r 4 tern of th Court- W. W . Dudley. tody.''' Mnilth. i poty-.-f .?",! A afll IO -r- - " . Deputr-O. V. Umo. Audi lor--p. Parker. Recorder-J i V. JnnM. -aa 'wllUMD Brooke, Jonatuan Baldwin. ttyMiae.or-iUIey W. Anderson. ji-sticjcs or ths raAt-a. Eno Thomas, Richmond. Job John W. Martin, Cheater. ' Thorns McQlr, Charles Seaman and B. I. Miner ' We ask the .Mention of our readers to n article in another column by "Common Sense." There's food for ober refection and. prompt and decided action, therein, for every good citifd- . i i . .: ' Snow felt here on the 9th of April about three or four inchea in depth. Every appearance of midwinter on the morninj of the 10(h, and by night. Miaa Spring boved Mr. Winter entirely off her lap, and he now (on this bright morning of the 15th) Bays she's GUM for discarding him ! - Marring Ueeasea. The following are the marriage licenses Issued at theCIerk's office since our last report. Henry B. Emersoa and Elisabeth Hsostoa et Richmond. Silas Hoover and Alice Wise, of Greensfork. Lafe Mills and Phebe Brittian, of New Garden.' On Wednesday night last, a rousing and enthasiagtio pack id convention of the people of Richmond,' met at Lyceum Hall, and again endorsed the woman's movement. The Synod of the Presbyterian Church being in session, several of the ministers of that denomination made brief remarks in commendation ef the good work the ladies are. engaged in. The meeting adjourned until to-night, at Lyceum Hall. Fatal Aeeldeat. Monday last, at Galveston, whilst Robert Hill, brakeman on the Cin. & Chicago Freight, was coupling cars, his foot got caught in a "frog," and he pitched forward under the wheels of the cars, which , cut him in two and mashed him up horribly life was extinct in a moment. His father, Charles Hill, resides in our city, on North Sixth street, and his sods remains were brought home Monday eveuing, and buried yesterday. His age was about 22. City HtadMUaf Election Republicans will take notice. On the 21st, 3d Tuesday in April, there will be held a Nominating Election, for one Councilman in each Ward in the City of Richmond, at the following places: 1st Ward, place to be designated. 2d Ward, No. 200 Fort Wayne Avenue. 3d Ward, No. 37 North Fifth street, under Lyceum Hall. 4th Ward, ' 5th Ward, No. 39(1 Main street, Oran Perry's plow shop. ' v; By order of Republican Executive Committee. Arthcr A. Cubuc, Ch'n. E. C. Kelly, Secy. , Te State Partaer aad mim, From being passive Thomas Lichten felts, (the keeper of the only saloon in our city that is in partnership with tk State of Indiana,) has made a forward movement. On Monday last twoofthe ladies of the League, went into his saloon, sad he requested them to depart; on refusing, Lichtenfolts got iossenketnper and another policeman to take them out which they did, oa their refusing to leave the second time. The State of Indiana is pledged when a man gets a "permit," to protect Its partners, the liquor-sellers, against beiag ulked to or praved with by the women. To cease manufactur-! utg drunkards would ruin the part- ! uerahip; heace.it is clearly the duty . of the police to look well to th inter, eta of the State. If we had some four or five more partners of the State i our city, we should advocate the aecessitj of increasing our police force to J-uble its present number, so they eould run at the beck and call of the State's partners, and protect them ist the incursions of the praying omen! In that event, they could be kept bwy, .nd "do the State some service itt assisting to havedrwnkJ45 made "according to law.". We e a mutual interest in the legalized nuA article, wherein both theoreHerand the police force re pecuniarily benefitted. The till f the State a jaTta is fiUed during "22? .mttlf lc receiriog tie .SiWeoun the lioe

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--O aaase, inrinatrinri. htbita, 21 jmMtmpL mg desirea aaUoaiion yn. farm, in the vioiniiy ox xtkhmond. Inquire at this office till Monday next Ma!. Sim is vuttinc out multiplied thousands of strawberiea, raspberries, currants and blackberries on his fruit farm near Indianapolis. mjmmputm mt Cail. April 7th. The ordinance to "preserve peace and good order," etc., was passed. We publish itiu another column. - f. ' f JSeveral petitions to improve alleys between Eighth and Ninth streets asking that Ninth street, between Main and Walnut, be graded and graveled Jacob Able, claiming $50 damage for water in cellar paving Sassafras street, north side, between Seventh and Eleventh all referred to the Board of Public Improvements. The following resolution was passed: "Resolved, By the Common Council of the City of Richmond, that Jeremiah Hadley, late Treasurer of the School Board, is hereby , respectfully requested to report to next meeting of Council a detailed account of the rents that came into his hands, or should have come into his hands, during his official existence as such Treasurer." A six foot pavement was petitioned for by citizens on east side of Washington, between Market and Walnut streets referred to the Board of Jmprovements. Resolutions adopted paying back to widows and unmarried females the amount of taxes collected from them in violation of the act of Dec. 21, 72, and an order granted City Treasurer for $30.77, paid by him in refunding taxes. Scaled proposals fur grading and graveling alleys, were ordered to be published. See another column. The grading and paving north side Walnut between Washington and Fifth, was ordered. From the following report of the Committee on Finance, it will be perceived that a case of "how not to do it" is made out for our City's Executive Officers, as "clear as mud." Suppose our officers see a man going from house to house peddling any useful article, without having a license would either of them wait for an "informant" to "make aa affidavit," before the pedJlar can be arrested, for vending his goods contrary to law? We rather think not. The unfortunate wight would be arrested "so quick that it would make his head swim!" But the unlicensed liquorseller must come under another construction of duty by the able expounders of the law, composing our Finance Committee ! The Mayor, Chief-of-Police, and City Marshal, can all skk the liquor seller violating the law, and they cannot stir hand or foot to make an arrest and punish the law-breaker, until, forsooth, a citizen comes before his Honor, and "makes affidavit to what he thinks, and swears such is the ea.se, then the Mayor can issue a warrant," etc. Here's the report itself, and .the reader will feel aston ished at the earnestness of its hopeful conclusion, (taking these two eases of license violations into consideration) that "ant city officer will use con stant vigilance and earnest effort to ENFORCE OBEDIENCE to ALL LAWS and the suppression of ALL viola tions of the same:" The Committee on Finance to whom was referred the petition of the W o man's Temperance League, asking that the Mayor and city officers take measures to more effectually suppress the unlawful sale of intoxicating liquors, reported as follows: ' That the officers have always held themselves ready, severally and collectively to enforce the laws; that while these officers are instruments of the law, they are yet subject to the law, and can only act in such manner as the law directs; that in case some one informs the Mayor that some vender is selling liquor contrary to. law. it is not such information as he can act upon, but if such informant makes affidavit and swears to what he thinks true, then a warrant will )e issued to the Chief of Police and Marshal, who will bring the violators to justice. It is a mistake of many in believing that calling on an officer and telline him that you believe that a rartv is sellincr contrary to law, justifies an arrest. The pi oof must be positive to justify an arrest. The purchase of Ruby's farm for a park was tabooed. Dr. Hibberd was chosen to cast the vote of the city's stock, at the Ft. W. It. R. election. The Treasurer's report for March shows receipts $30,166-91; disburse ments $3,313. G4; leaving balance in treasury $7e,S517. During March, 56 arrests were made, and 97 destitute persons furnished lodgings. The board of pris oners cost $28 50, and meals furnished lodgers, cost $46.50. The Chief of Fire Department's bill for sundries, amounting to $2G, was allowed. Starr's gas bill, for March, $321.16 referred to Gas Committee. a.ta r Pateata Issued from the U. S. Patent Office to Indiana inventors, for the week ending March 24th, 1874: MUk Carrier W. T. Clawson and W. T. Dennis, Richmond. conee Koaster A. P. Jones, Mitchell. Reversible Plow J. P. Dexheimer, Lawrenceburg. t . . . . t , .,. W ater Feeder for Locomotive Tendef?MV.N- LS?n' New Albany. . Hand Corn Planter J. Riete, Cedar Lake. ' v Harvester Rake T. G. ? Glover. Bedford. " Hub for Vehicles J. D. Fort Wayne. Hub for Vehicles D. B. Piatt, Jeffersonville. Piano Attachment C. P. T. Zoncada, Indianapolis." An old farmer named Fox. from Hendricks county, while seeing the sights in Indianapolis a few days ago. was roped in by a pair of gamblers, and fleeced oat of 490 dollars in a little game called "seren up- ,

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Jjhe following building permits have been issued since the commence mens of the year: itf. .!nvp E. Kambesky, frame dwellingouth Sixth street; value, cone hundred dol lars., ..... George Cookie, frame shop, Broadway, value, two hundred aid fifty dollars. V ..": - O. E. Chase & Co.. Ft Wayne avenuevalue, two hundred dollars. William P.Thonras, Bread way; value, two hundred dollars. - . , Charles E. Petts,' improvement. Main street property; value, two hundred dollars. J., B.' GospohL improvement Mam street building; value, twohundred dollars. --r-. ?- - jBen net Meyer buildlnga. SojUa Franklin street; value, fourteen hundred dollars. Adam Metz, building on Fifth stroet; value, twelve hundred delist. Timothy Kelly, improvement . eu Cliff street; value, one hundred and twenty-five dollars. . Louis Schiefuer, building on Sixth street;, value, two hundred and fifty dollars. Patrick Golden, improvement on Green street, one hundred and fifty dollars.? , - - - , George H. Mashmier, improvement on Franklin street; value, twelve hundred dollars. H. K. A. Bartel, improvement on Fifth fctreet; value, one thousand doU lars. William T. Shearon, improvement. Eleventh street; value, eighteen hundred dollars. Abij'ah Moffitt, improvement. Ft. Wayne avenue. Hacmoa ? Pardk-k, improvemeat. South Pearl street; value, two thousand dollars. Henry Shutte, improvement, Eighth street; value, eight hundred dollars. Henry Shutte, improvement. Teeth, street; value, one hundred dollars. - C. A. Bartel. improvement. Fifth street; two hundred and fifty dollars. Wm. Cheesman, improvement, Maiu street; value, three hundred dollars. J. M. Hutton & Co., improvement. Ninth street; value, one hundred and fifty dollars. William Imhoff, improvement; value, six hundred dollars. Knopf & Bros., improvement. Pearl street; value, eight hundred dollars. William D. Vore, improvement. Ft. Wayne avenue; value, ono thousand G. Grothaus, improvement. Pearl street; value, six hundred dollars. . J. .M. Leviston, improvement, Sixth street, five hundred dollars. , - . J James Smith, improvement. Sixth street, seventy-five dollars. !? F. Lelker, improvement. Front street, five hundred dollars. D. Horner, for tf Paul's Luthern Church edifice; virtue, nine thousand dollars. II. Grothaus. improvement, Sixth street, five hundred dollars. . II. J. Bargis, improvement. Main street property, two hundred dollars. J. V. Graff, improvement, Front street, five hundred dollars. H. Peterson, improvement, Eighth street; value, two thousand dollars. THE RIGHTS OF PARENTS. TheeltyautbarlUea al the wkinkf sellers V. B. the rnuaden, '. Haj a parent any rights except what buinau law, the law of man may give them? Has the parent auy rights in regard to his children which the whiskey and beer seller is bound to respect? Has not God Himself given the parent rights as well as duties? All human law is said to be founded on common sense if bo, then parents having a child, either a sou or a daughter, common sense says they have the right to protect the life, property and moral well being of that child. Will not all agree that parents have that right? If the parents have that right, then the parent has the right to go where that child may have strayed into danger to rescue that child, for it is both common law and common sense that where a man has rights, has property, and a vested right is property, he has the right of pass way to and from that property; or if that property is portable, he has the right to remove that property. ; It is also both common sense and common law. that whatever it is lawful for a man to do with his own property, he may authorize or commission, that is empower, another to do for him. If these points are all true common sense and common law, if a parent knows that his or her son or daughter, being also a nun or is seduced or has been in the habit of being enticed to do wrong, by certain persons in certain places, will any one dispute the right of the parent to go and remonstrate with the person who injures his child; and endeavor to eon vert and convince him of his error? To show him and tell him that he is the enemy of right, and injures his or her child's body, mind and morals? Certainly no one will deny a parent that right. And will any one denythat the parent may use any and every decent form of speech while remonstrating with his child's enemy? Will any one pretend that the parent must only use one form of words to convince or reform the tempter of his child? Will any one limit the number of times a parent may lawfully go fo convince him? Will any one limit the parent to only once a month or once a week or once a day while the danger is imminent? Certainly, no one will. Now these are all the rights the "Crusader praying women" ask -the right to go into the saloons where their children are tempted and there remonstrate, and the right to go out unmolested. The right to remonstrate with the saloon keeper, in words of exhortation, or prayer, or song. The pa rents of this city in mass meeting as sembled, endorsed the women's course of action and gave them the right, to look after the best interests of their children aud to remonstrate with the men who are tempting their children to rum the keepers of drinking saloons. And the women have the right by common law, by common, sense and by Eternal Right; and no city, town or state should debar them. For when statute laws fail, the parent must fall back on the reserved rights jf every citixea, which God himself gives, of peaceful but earnest remonstrance " and prayer.' ' ' i . -.' '-; ... . ... Common Sense.

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Re-mainiag i the Pwtnfflee at RlefamOBd AaoaXelaon P - KnollJaeob - - Aodnuiiioha KawCk - Alien Newton Adelaide H Mm Lrmly Koiomoa LMkertMary Lewis Nlsorod Lcwia WhlUner l.uM8UUe Manleas John Merretta Elvira Menkl John Fanner Mark MT Pleree Hush PhilllpaS PUklnton Mrs Ana Pope Amanda Powell Cbaa r ' Record I'L ' KobntaLncrS J ' Kobinson John -Rolnert H Rooertaoa Mr Rodgets Joa W Kb In e arson Mary Stanley Ira , Stanley Willie Htalra Vlck Ktewart Will la X Helieil C U Phieklr Harry ' Shideler Cbaa , Hi I i J Hnideler FM SUlnU Use Thoraaa Elite Thorn Wm feny White Kliza White Htoka Wright Mary B Wilt Barbara Wolfe B Wauon John Baker tam Aackua Bro Bailey Joba W Borous Henry ; Burton Jotoa v Bulcer James 40arMa Frank Clawson Cnartle ' -lark 11 It Cbramier Marr twper Came 3f Canto Wm Davla Clarkano . Doran Tbouaa DvjrerAR " ' " Eluai Heater Kdraondann IJaxt Kdrintrton O. W Kvlnaton Anguetos FeJdtman AdaUno . Kianer W J Mrs a Friend Frank tiarlor Peter lirllBs Horare, tirow lMuUt-1 iodeman Mr. Humua H B Hane Anna Howe T i Horn I'llM Hoover J K Huckemyer Sophia Hurby Jajnea Hunt Samoel Hunt Bert Joanp Peter Jones C M Jonea Walter D Keeuaa Hattle J Persona calling for these letters will please . .... i .-..r iui ihv thA iffti nf ftnla say advertised,' liar. B. W. DAVIS. P. M. 1 .J, THE MAB.KET1B. . . VtsteiauU Markets-April 14. Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet at f 1 3S. Corn firm at WTr, Oat steady at &iS6f. . Barley steady at il StX&l SO. I'HS steady at 12; ,c. asl Marh-etaw - rnrm'lial weeklv bv N. W. Brien and Thoa. Nestor. The former gives oa the prices nf grain, ana the latter the prices oi outer produce ana groceries, i Buying. Wheat per bushel I & Selling. Corn ier lllnliel Out ht buxhel Hay per ton . ... Butter per pound Kgga per rfuaea . Potatoes per buli'l .. Flour per 1(J0 poonds. Hams, sugar curHl Shoulders per pound Hides per pound. IirU per pound... 4k S3 35 11 1 00 3 40 12 7 S 8 16 0i tu 12.H 1 2t 3 St) li 1(1 10 10 15 Noear, (rnnfl IVOtM Suran. white, vellow and brown 12 to In New Orleans Molasses per gallon. 1 0" Horghum Molasses per gallrn..... 75 Hyrupsper gallon 75 to SI 10 DIED. : On the 9th Instant, at the residence ot his father, Nathan Hawkins, In the vicinity of tills city, r.il nawKins, agea suoat aa yearn. He had been afflicted with consumption for some vears. which resulted In his death. DIED Yesterday alternion, at hi iealueneeon vfnui street. iuiah jiruir. in the 74th vear ot his age. Mr. Dulin came to this city from Talbott county, Maryland, in 1SH; and has s?nred aa aaxeseor of Wayne townsliio nnward of twenty Tears. In ail the relations of life, he has been a good citi zen and an honest man. Funeral will take place from his residence on North Seventh street, on to-morrow, (Thursday,) at 2 o'clock, p. m. - Local USTotices. ; 8400PerM. Will k ekarsjeel all Oaa BUla Mt ssaM oa or Wfare the tb af the oaantta. Office hours, 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. Open Saturday evenings till 9 p. m. Consumers can nave 10 per cent by prompt payment of bills, and by that means only. Table C lalne For 50 cents at the SO Cent Store. Ftaeat AsMrtswsi Of Iiuching in the city, at the 50 Cent Store. " CS t tta SO C'esU Stare For linen handkercheifs. DeMs't te Blste 1. Suppose you have "tried fifty remedies" and received no benefit, is there therefore "no balm in Gilead!" Verily there is. Your liver may be congested, yonr stomach half paralyzed, your nerves qnivering, , your muscles knotted with torture, your bowels constricted your lnngs diseased, yonr blood full of impurities yet in one week after commencing a course of 1r. Wxlxib'i VcncoAB Bittebs you will reel like a new creature. 5-4w. dwkt, At the SO Cent Store, for $1. Wall Paster! Wall Paper!! ' In great variety and at prices to defy competition, at J. W. Johnson's 286, Main st Slew Heatfitare. Weisner & Thorne has opened a Meat Store, on Ft. Wayne Avenue, one door north of the railroad track, in the old dining hall, where he will keep on bands a large supply of Fresh and Cured Meats, fresh Vegetables, Fruits, etc He will sell as cheap as any establishment in the city. 3-tf SeweUaai ar Islaa, In Wall Paper and Shades, at J. W. Johnson's, 286 Main street In Wall Paper and Mouldings, at J. W. Johnson's, 286 Main street. ' - s . - Bird t'ag-ea, ," At the 50 Cent Store, for$l,00. TbM Fiaieas aaartsaeat Of Tints and Decorative Paper Hangings, ever brought to Richmond, now on hand at J. W. Johnson's, 286 Main street lata mt Wall Of from six to ten bolts, ' at 1 than cost. Call and see before buying, and you will be convinced. J, W. Johnson, 286 Main street. Tmy will atoll Tmm Sara Paper for less money and do you better work at J. W. Johnson's, than any where else in the city. No. 286, Main street AH the days of your appointed time, if you consult your best interests, you will go to W. L Farquhar's, for your family groceries, which he never fails in mining at fair prices for cash. Tm EM nisi Ross Bro s will sell anything in the Drug line at the lowest pcsssble price.

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As I have for several years been preparing my grounds and perfect ing axrangemeaia for growing early am now yeifmr io hmSab all kinds of Fruit and Vetabbfl, prinotpaily csf xny own Jtsstamg, I have opened a saleroom in the Gait House- boQding, wyherw I invite 'all to give me a calL Tiasaravy Has aa extensive asaortmsrt of Wall IHpervery ahssaidatyle that may be desired very cheap for CAah. Call and examine. i, . Stock of Men's and Boy's Clothing, and Furnishing Goods, just received, at J. a Starr & Son's, 241, Main street p Ctdaatteya, At the 50 Cent Store 5 cents each, ' . , Cantlaealal Ssrktt. . . " - Charles McCoy, having abandoned the saloon business, has utilized all his fine furniture and saloon fixtures in furnishing . his meat fruit and vegatable store. He has now the neataet arranged store of the kind we ever beheld, well supplied with all kinds of cured and fresh meats, fish of every kind, fruits, vegetables, and everything in the eating line. He will give good weights, and sell as cheap as any other. man in the city. We bespeak fpr him an excellent trade. rr Caosls. 'J. & G. Kochriug have just opened, in room No. 243, adjoining Messick & Dunham, in Emswiler's building, the nicest, cleanest stock of dry goods to be found in this city. The stock, although not the largest, is entirely new and complete in variety, and has been carefully selected, and bought direct from first hands on terms that will allow them to offer as great inducements in way of prices as the oldest houses in the city. . , A. . Cracker A C. 302 Main Street opposite Mr. Bonnet's livery Stable Have 150 childrens' wagons for you to choose from Prices ranging from $1,00 to 5,00 less than you can buy else where. A. E. Cracker Cm. ' Have a beautiful line of Hamburg Edgeing's which are better goods than you can buy elsewhere for tho money call and see them. Farsaera Meeting. - At a meeting of Farmers' Clubs and Granges of Wayne county, tho undersigned was appointed General Business Agent for the organizatiou of the county. Parties having business with the agent will address me at Richmond. I will be found for the present at Morrow's Grocery Store, on Ft. Wayne avenue. ,. El am I. Brown. Sec'y. Doa" striata, that Ling Farquhar has quit Auction eering, because he keeps as good assortment of Groceries as any other house but will attend sales in city or country. 5-2w Cedar Hill Naraery. A splendid lot of fruit and ornamental trees, vines and small fruit plants at Cedar Hill Nursery for the spring trade. Apple, pear, peach, quince, wild goose plum, extra fine lot of early May cherries. Evergreens in variety, Silver Maple for street trees. Osage hedge plants, strawberries, leading sorts, raspberries, blackberries, &c Call and see our stock, or address J. A. Mexdskhall, 2-4 w. Richmond, Ind. Clean naxaoeal t Carpenter and Newland, at 223 Main street Barnes's old stand, are prepared to Loan Flaxseed on the most favorable terms. QSXTA Cat USMXST. There la no pain which the Centaur Lit' sent will not relieve, no swelling it trill not subdue, and no lamenesa which it will not core. This la strong language, bat it im trne. Where the parts are not gone, its effect are marvelous. It baa produced more enjes of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock law, palsy, sprains, swellings, cake-breasts, scalds, burns, salt rheum, ear ache, etc., upon the human frame, and of strains, spavin, galls, etc., upon animals in one year than have all other pretended remedies since the world began. It Is a counter irritant, an all-healing pain-reliever. Cripplea throw away their crntebea, the lame walk, poisonous bitea are rendered barmleas, and the wounded are healed without a sear. It la no humbug. The recipe is published around each bottle, it la selling as no article ever before sold, and It sells because it does Just what it pretends to do. Those who now suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve to sailer if they will not use Centaur Liniment. More than 1,000 certificates of remarkable cures, including froaen limbs, chronic rheumatism, gout, running tumors, etc., have been received. We will send a circular containing certificates, the recipe, etc., gratia to any one requesting It. On bottle of the yeUow wrapper Centaur Liniment la worth one hundred dollars for spavined or aweenied bones and mules, or for screw-worm In sheep. Stock owners, this liniment is worth your attention. .Kostmily shonld be without Centaur Liniment. J . ROSE OCX. 2few York. Is more than a subatttate for Castor Oil. It ia the only aaie article In existence which Is certain to nrimllstT ths lood, regulate ths bowels, cure wind-oolle and produce natural sleep. It contains neitbjermiaerala, morphine -rl hrt. sosd. la pleasant to take. Children need not cry

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KAtxoa FAlPl V-Ve WW pleaae louacwtua mmmt Thadisas W. (XB an nonnrwtha ! nmimmm W. ftlWl. latt as a mmmu tor i n vBjuv eauatX, aubjr a the atrynenana r-oa-Inatins FJecti rvtron. . JSJLA1 iu r in. ntaatrr. afa. twTw--WeaS'awane the ftasss of Jo, J. riKKBT aa candidal for HherfSl of Wayne eonaty. utect to th KepubUoaa a r-U eimmimm. v&r ' Hi aaa announe the itemeet Kosata Jowaa. aa a candidate fes-aawrta of Ways eoaAVr.eubjtMt U)h KeMbMeaaii aomlna-"WnaraantbA-iised to annourM Jambs K. rTrTKRoW; o franklin township, as a canrtklKie for VtvttT.f w ayne eoantv, subject to thoderialon o llif VpubUcan ocn.imtiug v'wqV1 We ore 4thoriaed Mtthoriaed fu.avtaanre W. H. tadidnre fnr fUmkcdar of Wayna ileet to the dedaKat Of the t NAMia. a eaaau Mwntv. snbieet 1 pablicaa Nominating election. vTTirro ij; NINTKBXAL REYKKVE. ; aV t. The law of T't,hr rsqaires evTar? peTso-ntV- !" "ThH aTi eatsiMoremplovn.eJ; Which reSMtera his ..- rr-. tlLXi to rcure and ptaea epicunr7ta lih.Wiahntntor pkw of basisMm sstaatp denotlna the payment of said special tax Mseapecia iu w begluuin; Mar I, batoiW. commenolna) or continuina tousioesa after Aautl , 1IT. rtnoni and firms Hal't to MparUlXaxea, eaa pay tho muw e die loUowiag tunes anfplaes: iamd. Tuesday and Wednesday, May 5lh and Sth. MC4. Wmohearar,.ThunJay,theTth ot MSy, 7s Mnncte, iYi.1ay. the Sth of May, 174 KewOastia.8aaritay. theSvh of May, TC Jasntj4sa. lty,3"UurBdy, May 13th, 74. tiir - Hos4i,Coi.th UlSr T NoticWia.rrer given that atl" llie accounts sfaJate Timea rTtuUnjr company have bus Jissgaed to Edward J.Xaer,and are nowM : i 'adds for colleettaa. All persons k a"xMf . iw) n i ae 1 ves to be indebted to sal. I trnwatdv!sted to call and settle luuuedUteviy aid save- further "?- A . FORK C.K, OrBrv. 3s MatiSj skMet, Richmond. Kk-uraoiid, iprl,ffc . 4-SW N atay i. ict, to Aprff aWMjr. Te Ii.W e-Iacarober. 2l.48TJ,-re4Ir uw imam i iiaasnl In anir tiiwln-r- T" eattcuner emplOTBsent.whlcli renaera htnv liaiSe to a HPfort A 1. f AXj laasstawaad -.Bbea i aaissasi waasTT fa kaa lasMUS aaasut tost alts ssT taatsasv a ST A Ml daaoiing tha. payuwAt, of . hU .SPKC'IAU TAX for jtha Hpecial Ja beginning Ma 1. 18T4, before coinaaenclng or contlaalias dnalnesa after ApH1 fJn' . ThavTwaea eoal ra'd wHhln ths risionaof Ihw law,VotV quAeiape'"'vf'lowiua, vl": Bjectiflers ..'.,., tj lfukaairetiiilllrurn...-rer--tn--U Uai, a buloaal j JUnuor. hW U0 Boaters In lualvil'tuoa, wholesale &0 w EaaiaasUi.nialtU4wra, retail.-, W bealera la leaf tobacco... -5 00 JtCtaU dualera in leaf tobacco- COO 00 AVdonaateaofover Sl.UO, 0 ne-nt .'w every aotlar in excess of iiav. VisU-a Lnnaaufactured tobacco lanutactnrent of atills... ASal &.aeaahiawUk manufactured..... ' - Am LSus-ajMsh (uciu.waaufactured. T-M iiaacutntrs of ioVatw SiantUautureraoiiaars. 5 CO ro-os au uo au o 10 v it i fcbldlrs of-ta'taripo. flrat ciasa .morc 'han.t'o hnaaesi .. ELUm. .... . aeeuiillaaa llvo .. oo iMFs.-j...,.,. .... .. 21 00 Fertdlraf.tobacoor third class (one k-seW.-.. ,. ..-. 15 011 rcSjeraof.tubat, jrourth.plass yon 'WtW .l.ll.nv.vn. . .,...i. , 10 6U Brevrarexw. leas than fiotl twirrrka. fO OS Krwraasof dus barrehi or ure.. 100 OH AKppereoarSlinMe who shall full ta coiaphy. .with thft-JVjtegoliig niuiremeuta wilt i-au)4ectto aev,a penalties. t rtrma.wr.rirniB i jia- lo py any of tlve BrnTxea nanieii above most apply to nuw-aftnarstUetJnd and pay for aud prrMrretbeMSeial X'x fstamp r Htampa tlieieeA.prioti' Mmv I , 1K74, ana MUXHOlTTs KKTilUt KtslU'K. J. W. Douoisa, Omwalsaloaar of Internal KevevuoL Otr 4-atMiiml lie venue, Washington r n.C, rbrv,itt,lI4. , 4-4w S1 ttrmmAXX,-.. Bv vhsateof afl.eruton4oaedliesd! from tha4'Swc of 4 he Way lie Circuit Court,, will eruae at..rnblic Hale, at the. Court House .ortrH4y of Uichmond, Waynr rxmnty.iaurana.an 4fte.lsth day of Aprils 1X74, ImjI seen thehiMirs ot 10 o'clock A. Slid 4 o't vMl.fom MM day, the following profwrty.tu-erUiJindj ijaaerlbed f-ji-lows, to-wllf-lieKt n n '.r. t at.H 1 Sk t h waat- corner oC frMctbtnal section nutnawr twenty-four, (2M towiichlp iVmrteen, M-of.rangs fMnktmr two, (2 West, raa aias tj'iM r.W 22 cb al na and lo lints to a stakes thence ttoutli 35chalrta aad W tin kx to awakes thence East. 14 rliuin and '20 Oinks, ruore or lew, to a. stake, on the ofJ 'boundary line. Thence Northwardly ot. MiA-bosnlaiar llnetutha place of UcgFnuit st cimtaiiag fefaty Acres, . Al-vvta follonintrael of land kuoanaw lieing a pnrt of frnvtlonal section number Ut b 11 ) and two, VX In. townaulp aix-t-n,lSt In ranice luuttmn, (14 Kant, aud hounded as finlowi", to-wli: Beginning at the Northwest corner of tbrftfair. lands of. AbiSh lUi.-h; thenste Kast, ahMMftae It ue oi swtrf Hjc-T other laitda MH-percbea and 4-IS, . to a atone. Va,he old boiisjOary line: thenca North 12 degr a Cat,on said boundary Mow 4S pereatea auti.C-io In- a atone; thence West SS peruses t4 stone,4a tha-ecilon line; thence Mnnth i" perches and 4-10, to. the plane of tseninalng, conlaltUaa 27 a. res and a half and miptrcUe. tuore oaJeas. Also, the-followln irsMof land; Beginning at tMvst.iMtoweHf eonaerof fraction at aectioa eUtven, 11 In township sixteen, (IS) range foarteea, (14 1-ast; running tlieneaNrth to ,'tsioph Uleh's narner. on the West line of saad nsnied ,fractiit. eleven, (11); Uieuee Wimi tothatosd nosadary Hue; thenoa-HouthwesA-wardly with said oh. boundary line, to a.'Houtneaat corner of aeld fractional aartapnlewerMllf; thenee West to the plane of beginning, containing about Four t-.Aeeaa,4Usato in .Wayne eenaty andMteta,eCindiama, to-beaoli.aa-tbe property or AbJlfitj Tllch.to satisfy said Execution lvcagr hands In favocx.r4oacpi H. Wal. lace. Said-sale.aritboat relief, from vaiua rton arsMprataensant iawa. WM.-M. ftlA-.. Rharifr of V ayae county. WA". BHvia, Asir for intav , aVSstr pttl&JM mt txr - irarBLK tkacmi Baltimore: and Ohio : Rail.Hoswl. raa sxbbeat bhokt. ubtk rasM. ClMUIaVI 4Bt C4a.HassrL BAST!; - AVIa-STio us MJUaH. and arriving on Train in Advance as -: ' : NEW YORK:. SAVCiW MIM. and- arriving S to 7 - . : . MOCBM-la Advaneo at BALTIMORE. BATUSO- in. M1L.EM aad arriving S ta.T UOCKH in Advance at , WASHINGTON " .Beaching I H 1 1 a. it e I p h. i a .. .. - OaaTsaJmUis QulckasU. St. Leuis, CiaeisdutsL Caraalriu, Baltimore asd WawssiactM City. . iWITHOITT CHANGE! 1 SP sale a I all South and West. irn taa Geal Ticket Ag"t,

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