Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 44, Number 6, 22 April 1874 — Page 3

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tOO&iBECOBD CUT CSd Knwarrr-Jolin J Roney. b lTf Hire bepsrtmen t-1. . Kxiwn. PolSe Boir4-Sder, Hibbard Couklin. iawif"' , r.:. a sassiu w rn'w - - r 'ianrtttee FlnawUicktaan, Hlb-tm"Vr-,t; Mariatir ' ; I MM Alieye "J"i ln ijanaus-iuent Koaa, lMiiiii, rMe- i ..fi1C!r?Jffrn..li... Marlstt. Coukllnj Market and Publle Butldlngs-Marlati, uJb-ConkUn, Page, Jrt ' Printing and Htatlonery A att, Uoberts, Dirkman. , .1 IuUroad-Hibberd,Roa,ye. 1 ' judge of the Wayne County Circuit Court -John P. Ktbbey. w.ru OrPruwfntliig . - Attorney - flerx of the fourt- W. v """"'V w Deputy B- H. Kin. N x7iMHir 'Vlmoa. """""'" " 5 '" IteKeJesse F. Jones. 1 I Cenwty-JsmeeW. Wilson.' Cenaty Coramtawmm-Aiii . 7 MnsTwUliaiu Brooks, Jonathan Baldwin. County amwh- ' - nwtrwj nv TUB VKACE. 1 Knos Thomiu, Richmond. . . 1 US ll.Miil I'tlMrf. jqnD " . ... 1 . . f .HIM1 A BV.ITAT' -Thomas Mir, iMnraniii ..... ... Miner '' " Mr. Hannah Braffctt, daughter of John Johnson at New Pari. Ohio, a:.a . llCiwv, rn Friday the 9th of April, instant. Her remains were tai . tea toNewParitnd interred in the I eaiaetery inere. 'oa Sunday week, nrawn' Canwentlen. . ffharada (lo-awr,) ia the day it apart, we understand, for the Granger! of this county to nominate a ticket, to be supported at the Fall Election for county officers and the gtafe Legislature. ' ' - '-' Jude J. F. Kibbey purchased the property on the corner of Main and Twelfth streets-from A. L. Payne, and has already commenoed improrTnfr and beautifying' the grounds sad will make it one 01 me mosi aeligbtful lesidenoes in the city. Marrtas- E.li The following are tha marriage licenaea issued at the Clerk.' .office aince oar last report. Robert M.' Click and Jane Swope of Bichmond. . ' ... ' ., . Addison Sulliran and Eliia Ogborn an nicnmooa. Lemuel Kpps and Luia Reed o Chest J! BntiaiataT ' raaaatta. t , , i lbe following baiiuing permits nave beea granted by ear eity Clerks since our last issue: j Conrad Kirk, South Park street, ' Tarue six hundred dollars. William P. Thomas, Twelfth street, value fifteen hundred dollars. II. F. Crawford, Eleventh Street, value five hundred dollars. Coddington & Dunbar, cor. Tenth and Koble, value fiXM). MaMalc The Grand Commandery of this State meets in annual Conclave, at Indianapolis, on next Tuesday at 2 o'clock p. m. R. E. Grand Com toander E. D. Palmer, with Sir KnightBT. W. O. Braffett, H. N. Land and Dr. J. E. Taylor, of Jtiahnsond Commandery No. 8, are the officials from this city. timanr1! AjuhmI Wipw. ' The Treasurer of our city, Wm. P. Wilson, submitted his annual report of its financial ' condition' for the year ending April 20, 1874, ' from which we take tho following ' aggregated statement : Balance on hand, l!C3. Batwtved front various auurres.... . V.42 21 Totat 17..tW 29 tlsbuiwmnu during Ihr year ia).i)97 83 Total amount on hand .. ...S4.VC 48 , tm kave TaC We-learn that a prominent indiviiiaal in our city, who is opposed to our suggestions regarding the discrimination exercised by our executive officers in favor of the nnVxunsed liquor seller, and , against the uolicensud peddlar, says he will use his influence without respeeted Chief of Police, and get him to arrest one of his unlicensed favorites in the same way be would a ped dler of pins and needles, in 'order to test r doctrine. Hope hel do it soon, o that theroraT of the law may be- legally OetermiBedr ther for Qr against the unlicensed peddler of pixts and drams! s t ' -;V- VeT iat. v .-. -- Mayor Elder replies to thaetrictures of the Telegram, on the course lis panned in regard to the resolutions of Mr. Dulin, condemning Air. Hadey, oy ejtins our neighbor to the fact tf ha (Elder) deserved censure, the nine ; members of council who endorsed his course, : by voting to lay, Mr. D.'s resolution on the table, ware equally eulpable with himself. Mr. E, lso shows that he was never a member of but one committee that Jed apoa Mr. Hadlev's school report, aid regards Mr. Ht as having ' done his duty faithfully and honestly '- he (Elder) had no , objection 4 la eouacil calling npon Mr. Hadle'y foi' uyormaUen in ftreice.tp the" Vi it done in a respectful manner." aao iae sAews, coaclusively, thateounahasnothinto do whajcyar. with the tru " t0 "PP05"1 or e,e

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Hunt, and alluded to bj him in another column, in our own business, and can cheer faMy cbi irt to all who would "make both ends meet" in their business relations.! "Ti tm ft. r.l that Inrtl amin will 1m a scarce article this season as Jordan f Attite haa-rtKiniwhed hie time-hon orcd otuiiatkn of-. twrrfe ellahiag and takea to music. As an organift he ia already a success, although le occasionally gets his "notes up side down." Independent. I We are informed that Jordan is about to purchase the hand organ owned by Charles Leive, as it has become uuproltablerty hjjn in. his butanes; and U Tereatehrog turtles. All Jordan will have to do to catch them, will be to take the organ to the river and give the crank a few turns, the turtles will then surrender. j ... Tfce SriTerWr. As ear neighboring town of Eaton. Ohio, has resulted in much good, and the report in the Eaton Register, thus chronicles these gratifying results: "Monosnuth surrendered, March 13th; McFarlaTrdT" March 19th, and Knauber, March 20th; and a temperance council (elected last Monday week) passed a prohibitory, liquor ordinance. ''Thompson and Ackermaa, the only two remaining liquor sellers at Eation, show no signs of yielding, and neither do the ladies." Our fellow-citizens of Eaton, can indeed thank God and tnke couragffc Tbm Attenapta to Hmrm VIIUan Bailrr'n Iters. On Tuesday Dight of last week a desperate attempt was made to fire WilliaTa tTBaxtorV large barn. At midnight of that evening an incendiary saturated a large piece of brown paper with lard and coal oil, placed it on a board immediately under the weather boardiugfcon, .the ., north 1 tid of the barn, set it on fire, and decamped, expecting Boon to see the whole building a mass of seething flame. But a hand the ineendiary knew not of frustrated his base intentions. On Wednesday night about 10J o'clock, the incendiary made, his, appearance again. ' This time he was not suffered so quietly to do his evil purpose a shot of lead caused him to decamp in double quick time. About 2 o'clock on Thursday morning another incendiary of much taller proportions thaa tba previous nne, 'was seen Istcathily creeping op to the barn. He however hastily beat a retreat with ball and shot whizzing past his head. There were several others aiding as accomplices. Since .Thursday morning these desperadoes have made no further attempt at their atrocious werw.It4sweH hpy'hrve ndt?-fbr we understand that such prepartions are awaiting their next visit, as will effectually settle their career in that line of business. We also learn there ia a strong probability that these incendiarieswill be ferreted out, for they were distinctly seen and can bo identified. , The - sooner; they are lodged in the penitentiary the better will it bo for the' public. "' " Now, what does it mean, that a peaceable, good citizen, such as we all know friend Baxter to be, must have his property threatened by the hand of an incendiary? The suggestion comes to us from various quarters, that the whlaky ring la at the bottom '.'of tVts -matter. " We do not say they are", and sincerely hope the suggestion is without any foundation in fact. If, bowever, this suggestion is correct, they display a great want of judgment; for nothing will more effectually serve to kindle a spirit of indignation in the minds of all good citizens against them and their business than this. No course they can adopt will provoke retaliation so effectually. Let them burn down friend Baxter's barn, and tbatyery moment it will build a hornet suest around their' heads such as they never dreamed of. Instead of a woman's crusade there will be a crusade of a different character a crusade that will not stop until these wanton violators ot law will be cleaned out of our city. 11 - , ' ' Because Friend Baxter is honestly laboring to stay a traffic which is daily dragging down many of onr citizens leading our young men into the haunts of iniquity causing many hearts to bleed with terrible anguish, and uiakins.hQiies wretched and destitute; because he is seeking to remove a traffic which tends more than all other causes to fill our poor houses, penitentiaries and asylums, and which more than doubles the taxes of every industrious and law-abiding ciliien in our community because he is doing all he can to get men out of a business which is a curse to the best interests of themselves, his property is endangered by the torch of incendiaries. Such ia the inevitable tendency of the whisky business. No other business, will stultify J! so much the moral1 sensibilities 6T ouir nature as will this. This alone, if nothing else will do it, should cause every citizen who is interested in the welfare of his own immediate family and of sotrefy: toK-aijeTifc -rbice, give his influence and active exertions toward removing this withering, blasting, accursed traffic, from our midst. For making an "unusual, loud, clamorous noise," and conducting himself in a manner disgraceful even s for . a liquprseller, Charles Leive was fined 95 the costs amounting to about $20 more," in the Mayor's Court on Monday last At the saine time, bis colored prat ner, Jordon White, for aiding bina, . we . assessed $ 7.90 fin ami post, which was' paid by hta friend and companion Leive:

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Mr. Editor? Jlmeroon Booth w31 leave tttX this week rei 1 1 jswi tim iittma; Tnw ropfe c lEfton are accom olatdSfi5lIapSi'ten riobnavTI twenty parlor organs,, nd nmaiele instruments in proporfpn, down to the French and Jews harp. We have music all the time, except for - tho space of a half hour jnat William Baxter is posted for a lecture at the II. lu. Cliurcn, on Thttxaday evening n$ 'jMQ, bnperiea, all arw ivriteil ta-bm and , bear the doctrine of total abstinence : promulgated, as it is in William. ; JiessoriWlLBingvwiXdeJhTrf a free lecture at the Union Church, this Monday evening, on the snbijeyf phrenology. ' ' Twt: of out' leading citizens can be seen nios of the time, with their heads out of the doors, or standing on the corners, urging our people to give tha Prof, a large audience. On-isitjf has been aroused to know what motives these gentlemen can have for, taking sucJi; an iuterefet uiteaJ feeling. Tho friends of George M. Jones; a book keeper in one of the leading business houses of Cincinnati, are glad to nnd mm at home again, where5 h is slowly refcoveriBg from! a niue weeks siege of tvphoid pneu monia. Mrs. Mary Bra;?, wife of An derson Brag, who settled in thi3 County, in 1830, died on Thursday last, at the a;;e of 61. and was buried in Milton cemetery 4on Satj J uraay. rne was lugniy esieenreci by all who knew her, and her re4 mains-were accorupnpicd to tlieir final resting place" by a lArgecon-j course of people. Funeral sermon by Rev. J. Miller, of tho M. EChurch. ''' J. M. ' Parkins is laying the; foundation for .his new residence! at the head of Conaeraville , atxeat,! in tho South Western part of town.; Several members of the Loan &' Building Association, lately formed,! have, through the facilities it af--fords, purchased lots, and are pieparing to build on tliem the coming; season. F. M. Jones & Co., having aban-j doned the idea of farming, havo purriiasod a lot between- Miller's ' clothing and Jones & Gresh's cloth- j ing and dry goods store, on Cen.j tral avenue, on which Ihey int n l to erect, at once, a brick building, i in which to open a first class hard- j ware and grocery store. We will say to our Marshal, if he has not got sand enough in his car w, ; to tell tho woolen Mill ' Company, ' Jones & Gresh, J. Brown' & Son, j Nadd & Booh,-Frazee, and others, to cease using their side walks as i ware rooms, in which to store their daily, arrivals of gO&ds, he had better . telegraph the business houses at Cincinnati not to ship them so many. Even if their bus iness has increased beyond ttheir calculation, it famishes no" : l eason why ladies should be compelled to walk in the streets or lear their dresses as they pass along, or why j men should be stumbling, and falling backwards, over the barrels and boxes, at every little fight. We are informed that one of onr citizens was seen at a late hour, one night last week, wading the river at the foot of Main street, with something like a game bag ' suspended from his shoulders, and his boots and unmentionables under hi m Thfehignt was cold, and the water colder, and he he was hardly to blame if he did imbibe something from that game bag on reaching the shore. Remember there are more tharra scire of open eyes all night at the Paper Mill who take a note of all night passers. The temperance crusade fight, is not only effecting - the whisky, but also the vinegar " trade.' One day last week one of our citizens, who has sometimes been suspected of being an itemizer,. took his big black jug and started for the grocery to get a gallon of vinegar On his way np Central avenue he observed n half dozen or more ladies who had accidentally fatten in line on the side walk coming towards him. He at once concluded that the "women's movement" had started 'in Milton, and " thinking that if he should meet them, his black jug might attract their prayerful attention, he, to avoid them, turned down an alley end returned home, telling his wile he guessed they would do without vinegar until the war is over - , The notice made among rirhtst items to the Palladium, in relation to the Young Ladies Literary Club, was formally read n t it fcwt-meet ing. and a committee appointed to ascertain and report who Index is, with a view to prevent any further disclosures of the Society's procoBdidga.i A certain veaag t&an p snspocted, who has a lady friend in tLeClnh, from whom His supposed he gets his infarmationon Sunday evening,r The other members, who . have no. bcanx, ; feelings indignant towards their more fortunate sister,

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ineir spisertu ieeungs, tney rosea down the motion to admit young men as spectators; and m resuyit, arrangements wer . madey. at a Charade party the other evening, to form another Society, lo be composed of both ladies and gentlemen, the main object of which is to be the promotion of equal rights for the young of both sexa. UM T letter Albin.SonAto Lavender Mary Iomhert Mull le Brewer Husan Hell J H f ,J : hueker Ella.i-- ' LoniberlMarr' "T" : MeLane Anna 1 Mairairv Klla ' Meyer Alary . .,i Morgan J 8 , ,t 1 MoraitJ U ! ilii.-o Auia Nurrit. IJanauth J .) 1 PalU Mrs Anna r ralUEUlward . Port Daniel i Riley Mtepun I- . Reese Minerva - : RoUiuxun Wm Stanley Mills Ktaiwcc Juliuk . staul-y liiaae. ' Kheidlt-r Harry SUumaker Looiaa Scott t Bodley Thomas Mary Thomas ti W F Tbontpxon Wan M TobinJohn F ; Warden Noali Willis AS Whitman Anna - . Winiteod I H , WoUJOMrs. Woodward Benton t Bennett Manr H Btunk.ejuMrr Mr - -Brown F J . ' Buroy ne Xenoto , : liurK-M Jennie CarllstLlbula . ' , Crauiplon SulUi . Uawaon JeUBle Cnlldus re Cook WE Dul'ont Lewla , EikerEJ Fliser John F (iolvin Mia Anna Hulen H W HawkLiuie Hampton JonatltAa . Hnninc KU Huuver Dan Howard Henry K HoiiHe Jonaa , j Jackson Wra Jonea Hulda Keillum I.iixle Kelley J U Kern Joseph . -Kirkman Jamea, King U M . tt7B. Docs. J. B. Crosby and Wm.O. Rob-'"Cromo-L. J. White and K. S. HHU Persons calif ng for t heae letters will please aav "advertised." anil rtve the date of this Ust. B. W. DAVIS. P. M. THE ZflAKaiKXH. " CaaM-iatauatt Matrkrt. April 14. a Flonr nnehanged. Wheat nrm at 1 t. v k'urD nrna at CMATVo. . f .. Oats quiet at 4st.jic. Itarley sti ady at M M. Kggs Htrona at 14c ! : i o f KlekBnae Market. ' rCorrectciT weekly by X. W. Briggs and Tfios. Nestor. Tbc former give us the prices of Krain, and Uie latter the prices of othei produce and groceries.! . Buying. StJliu. Wheat ver bushtd . 1 ii . t.'orn per luslel. .... . m Oats per husliel . ........ U-j Hay per ton . . - r Butler eriound , KgiPt per dosen .... 11 Potuto-s per busliel.. I 00 Flour per 100 pounds .... 3 4 H anis, sutcar cured - IS Is 12 1 Ai 3 Shoulders pcrpouuU Sides per pnun i Laru per pouiui........ r , n Sutcar, crushed 1 IO V, Cotlee Sugars, while, yellow anu brown rl2 to V New Orleans-Molasses P r tfiilKm ::..t Sorxhuia Molas.ses prgallrn i 7R Syrups per gallon .. .... 75 to $1 10 On th th Jnstnnt, at the residence ol hln la t tier, Nathan Itiiwkiii, iu Uie vii-tnity of this city. Kit llawkinn. ned about 32 yean. He hart lxn arHictwl with consamptiuB tor some veara. whii-h renurted in hi tteatli. DIEIV Yenterrtay altvrncion, at his wlaenwon Heventh Ktret-t. William Dulin. fa the 7h year ohls ae. Mr. lulln came ttjthUeitv from Tal hot t coriiity, Maryland, In IfS: and hnsnTred auMwsorotWBjne townsliip upward of twenty years, in all ttm relntions of life, he ban been a sood cltlf cen and an honeHt man. Kuneral ill taka place froni.tils rviddenca on North Seventh street, on to-morrow, (Thursday,) at 2 o'clock, p. m. , . Local , ISTotices. i U S4.00. Per'M.': I WUI a rlaararcit M i e(a Bails faM or berore the 20Ih of the Office hours, 7 a. m. to 6 p. v. Open Saturday evenings till 9 p. m. Consumers can save 10 per cent by prompt payment of .bills, and by that means only.. lOOe Harm so la. All prices from 35 cts. to $6,00, at A. E. Crocker & Co. 'a. Call and see them. - - 6 tf James F. tirlaWa, j No. 327, Main street, opposite the Gas Office, is prepared to furnish and place in position, all kinds of Gas and Steam Pipes. He has a large stock of Gas Fixtures and Shades, plain and ornamental, for sale at the lowest possible rates. ..The most complete-Gas Stove in existence - is there, - f 6t the small sum of $2.25! - Call and see them. A. I' ( rorkw Co Have the largest and , cheapest stock of Umbrellas in the city. Call and see them. 6 tf The Cask System. 'How does the cash system work?' is daily asked me by brother business men. 1 answer, very satisfac torily, for there has been no falling off of trade, but on the contrary aii average increase over correspond ing time within the past three months, so I am happy. T have uniformity in prices so that there ia no cause for contention in making sales, hence my clerks are happy. I can give closer attention to buy ing goods which enables me to buy lower than heretofore and am selling on a less margin, all of which make my customers happy.' In fact, the cash system, is the best grease for the wheels of business ever tried. C B Hcxt, Grocer, -" ' tfo. -2513 Main streetBranch Store, corner of Ninth and Main. i And Work Baskets, Leather Sateb els, etc, cheap, at 302, Main street, A. XL Crocker & Co-'s. , Call and see them. 6 tf They will Bell To More Paper for lees money and do you better, work, ati J... W. Johnson's, than any where., else in the city: No. 286, Main street. . 4 , s t f , Tiaaothy Slehetooa . Has an extensive assortment of Wall Paper every shade and style that may be desired very cheap for cash; ' Also,' a large stock of 'Window Shades on hands and for ale, cheap. Call and see them.''' - I ' Cheaper than anywhere else. Examine wagons at other bouses, then come and A. E. Crocker & Co. will convince you. 6 tf

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Of tet.fi9lta. buy- ! LJm Wall tapaiaW tfonldjaga, at J. Johcaon-zvifie'Main streetiAt flie 50 Ce4 Store; forttOO. ia.?ri i ... . v.V ; new 44 Pichr BJll toy i.cu Jlrilll BLroea.- .v- ! Wall raaerl Watt fapiill " ' , jf In great variety and at prieei te ' defy competition at J. W. Johnson's -28G,Mainst. '.lr - r-r; p Aew XealMwc . ,1 Weisner & Thome has opened a Meat Store, on Ft. Wayne Avenue, one door north of the railroad track, in the old dining hall, where he wi'l keep on hands a large supply of Fresh and Cured Meats, fresh. Vegetables, Fruits, etc He will sell as cheap as any establishment in the city. t C ' . 3-tf ; kXlBettwai af rrieca, .t In Wall Paper and Shades, at J. W. Johnson's, 286 Main street. Table data ' ; " : k ". ! 1 For 50 cents at the 50 Cent Store. Haert A i-tawr at Of Buehing in the city, at the 50 Vnt Rfrvrn i ii to the SO Oat More L . For linen handkercheifs. Daa'l be Dlsfars(d. r- ', u Suppose, you have "tried fifty remedies" and received no benefit, is there therefore no balm in Gil eadf 1 Verily there, is. ' ' Your liyer may be congested,' your stomach half paralyzed, your nevves quivering, your .muscles knotted with torture, your bowels constricted your lungs diseased, yonr . blood full of impurities :yet in one week after commencing ia course of Da. Walker's Vinegar Bitters you will feel like a new creature. 5- 4w. t leeks. - " At the 50 Cent Store, for $1. -" " -' LiJ !1 - - f The LsrgM aaMl Cheapest ' f Stock of Men's and Boy's Clothing, and Furnishing Goods, just received, at J. S. Starr & Son's, 241, Main street. " ' Lauip Chimneys, I -At the 50 Cent Store 5 cents each. Iry Oooda. ' J ' J. Sc. G. Koehring have just opened, in room No. 243, adjoining Mesaick &. Dunham, in Emswiler'a building, the nicest cleanest stock of dry goods to be found in this . city! ' The stock, although not the largest, ia entirely new and complete iu variety, and has hue n 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." Farmers'' Heetlaa. At a meeting of Farmers' Clubs and Granges of Wayne county, tho undersigned was appointed General Business Agent for the organization of the county. Parties having business with the agent will address me at Richmond. I will be found for the present at Jlorrow's (Jrotery Store, ou Ft. Wayne avenue, j . . s El am. I. Beows. Sec'y.Bsa'l tkisk Ikal : ' Ling Farquhar lias quit Au clion eering, because he keeps as good assortment of Groceries as any other house but will attend sales in city or-ootmtry. ,l ' f 5-2w, Clean tvtaxaeed ta Laaav Carpenter and Newland, at 223 Main street, Barnes's old stand, are prepared to "Loan i laxseed on tho most favorable terms. , , ,.t Ta Kill Opatoeltian: Hoes Bro's will sell anything in the Drug line at the lowest posable price. ; ' ' ; " Ui i stAts mum. There Is no pain Which the e'entanr Lint ment will not relieve, no sweUina; it will not snbdne, and no lameness which It srill not cure. This strvnft language, but, U i true. Where the parts are not gone, its-f-fecrs are marvelous. It has produced more cujes of rhenmatuon, hetrralgla. Iocs: Jaw, palsy, sprains, swellings,, eake-breasts, scalds, barns, salt rheum, ear ache, etc, upon the human frame, and of strains, spa via. galls, etc apoa animals in one year than have all other pretended remedies ainee the world began. It is a counter irritant, an all-healing pain-reliever.' Cripple throw away their crutches, the lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harmless, -and the wonnded are healed .without a scar. It is no hnnibug. The recipe is published around each bottle. Tt Is seWtng 'ail rib article exer before sold, and it sella because it does Just what it pretends to do. - Those who now suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve to suffer If they win not use Centaur Liniment. More than certificates ot remarkable cures, including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, gout, running tumors, -etc, have been received. We will send a eireular containing certificates, the recipe, etc., grtUis to any one requesting it. Ona bottle of the yellow wrapper Crntaor Un Iment is worth eoe hnrtdred doUan for spavined or sweenied torses and mules, or Tor serew-worm in sheep. Stock; owners, Una liniment is worth yonr attention. No fam-' ily should be without Centaur Liniment. " - J . ROSE ACOuXew York. Is more than a substitute for' fast or OiL it is the only sale article in existence which te certain to assimilate the tood, regulate the bowels, eras wiod-eoUe atd produce natural sleep. , It contains iteither minerals, morphine or alcohol, and is pleasant to take. Children need ot cry and mothers may rest. 11

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Kmroa p. 'mi will please aanounc ihc na. ilUTliaddeus W. O. Braf feu a, a candidate for Auditor of W ayn ouubi, mbject -o Kepsbllcsu 'on.i--. .-, tH KRISLNPH. -.. HfKU"v i ?a "SI a." Fnnvvt.---l'Tese sunounce tit name of Joel. J. Fixxsv sk arandldsve rorMierUI of Wajne eoaaty. aabjeet to tba lUpubliiMU noanlnauua; e4edauu. , Mast Vutsa. - Please annonnee XX name of Voaaja. Jo aa a eaiuMdae ar HheHtT ef Wa v ao county, sultfect tolh.it JtefubUcaa aouUnatioa. . , ,r w ma Fiuaxna. T!SW- are anlborlired to announc Jvtn H. 1 IXTiuiaww.t rranti'lintowaship.aaaeaBttMtate for HtiertfT of- Wayne county. subject to tii ilvriatuti ot the Uwpultltcau Nuuuii linn eleetlcn. We ttre nnltirtel to auixmnee W. M. 4 Haxitw cstodiUsrs (m Mt eonler of Way no count',siitjet U Umv ueasiu of lae Ha pablicaa NuaiUnatiiiaj electlun. , N kTOTtCKJ V.,9.' INTERNAL REVENUE. May 1, 187 ta Aartl aa, IHTa. TIm- law ef PswwarvK lz. reaulrea every ienm ngacv! In any feusinaaa, avoeation, or employment wbtou renders him ttatlite ta a ciaretat tax, to priMntre and plaee tMisUcmuly la his atbllhinent or place of hnsinew a stamp denoting the iayment of aaitl sieeial tax fnr the snerial tax rear -ibeainntiax May 1,1874, before (Mmarnolni I or outtinuiUKDUslneaa after April 3i, 1.474. ms ar nrt nrm tiaTie to roiJ Taxes, ran aay the same a the k 4 lowing times vui piaeeK - . 5lh ami Ah, 1ST4. ' WkMrhesuur.lharalhr.theTlh ot May, 74. . " ' j.f - 1, ..,1 li I I I, ' mats tikei,-! . -s, . ' i -!ri -'t i ' l :l '"i : :: .f :! t: ' ':' , .A', - Notion' ix in-by ateii that all the accounts of the late lime Piiutina Company have been assiMel n Rlwarl J. Kslter, and are now in my homta. tar rollevtiott. AH jerson knowing tlieiuselves to be indebted tosat.I nu are rrqnested to enll and asttle tmioeaLkaU-ly and save farther ensta. - , , . K.A.1UHKNLH, '''"-Offloe.3rT .Vtifn street, Kichmottd. Richmond, AprtWl,lf4. 4-9W 4 V T 'I-r ' a?' - 1 ' ,it - A -i : : ' 1 1t." t. FH-TKRKAI7, REVENUE ! .' ;!' 'MTiA'aaa V ' stay "I. 17C, ! I.IXCS, ' - - tT t April ss . The LAW uf Weeeier, 21, it, requires every yei-Mtn saKSKc j la onv btihltii aM. avoeatlou, or eTrrplwvment which renders him MaLle t n a hlTHCl lldt.U.ls wMun alaee eaauwlaaaxeaatxr tm tn eaaahltahw asveat a ataee af Malaei a bTaMP detwrtina; ' The aanucRt of snld HPHt IAL, :T AX for tlae Maetal an year, brgiunlns Nlav 1, UT4, tiefure rrmjem-lnif or cvutiuiiitia; business alter April . l"rt. The Tares umbraeird all bin tha'pNtvlsloitsortlie law love jMt..l are the fvllowiriK, All". Ueetlfters .,.,.i..;.,......JSS C Ieabrs.rvtt41niiior..A:... lx-aluns hliwk tftiir.j.. w 4nWrKln mail lhiuui;p wholesaUv.s. f A l"J ealersT inalt llnrml', ntnU. :, 1 valors in leaf titseeo.-, ou Itetail dealers in leuf tobactti fj0 CO And on aiilM of r- io. in cents ftir ev-r- "ltnr tn pwm ot I,mU. lViili-is in inanixfa4iarst aw I ., 5 (0 MantiltH'turersof ttH fO W A ...1 . -A . a. 11 MlMlfB.ttltiwI 'Al IU. A ikI for csciv aim tnamifui-turtd... 9) HO MsnufaelDren rt lofcaeeo 10 OU Manulactuiersof cltisr........ 10 UI Peddler of tobacco, flit class iuie than rwlws-sraU... "f8 00 Peddlers of tohacCT.snannrt eUws nwe - . lKina.c.-,.---n-.j..r.. v5 M Peddlers of ll)aceo,,ihlid cIhss tn horse...fr.....:...-J.:..; : 15 h Peddhwsar turiaeoB, tnartb class ton fK.t or pubiW. mmv wvaiice ..... . 0 WO nrewen4 lem thau Xl bHrrel..... CM iu Brewers of DrtO barrels or more 100 UO Anr person, so llirtrte! who shall frtll to conrijy wllh tbs fwotitr ruircineDls will W subject teewe tmlti. -, - Persons or Ilrms liable to p.ty any of the Specinl Tuxes named above must apply to John W. Itosf, t'4h-ete of Internal Here-uue,at'ua'tvUU-,ltid.,aiid pay for and procure the (SIh rial Tax Mmmp or Ktnmps tliev. need, prloi to Mnv I, )-47,aud WITKtUT KfRTHKIfStTTrfB. . J. V. DOl'OLASN, - ffrnimixxlonerof Internal Itc-venue. Office of Inu-rnnl ltevenue. Waaliiaarton. 1, C. February 16. 1T4. . . . w HERirrs HAt.r. - .a. Hv virtue rf an execution to nte directed front liar- Warm tlrtaalt t'oart, I will expoH t J'ulilii; Siile, at the Court Uoute door In the erf v f Kfctiniend.Wnytie.viunty, Indiana, on the Kh ilay -of May, ISM, between the bourn of lo o'clock, A. M-and i iVjock V. M an aaM day, the follow -ing prouertv, to wit: - .- - The lire esl; .f Unry IJnderman, in the follow r. described- pssfwrty, to wltr fxta munl.r ixrr.tr iiti. t ,-iilv wiulit (21. tasen-pty-iatne, aid thirtj'ilx i, as numberei ou Wie orifttnai oi vtest rticnreonn, I:ii! out by . Kfyim J, sHuit'.- ia Wyo count v, Iinlnna. ' ' To be sold as the Jvcoperty of Mary Linterman 'laHlvaM ex -eufiin lf roy sjtilMln In favored Fraak Mat he. Hald sale without relief troiy valuation or appraiseferrut t-iwii. ' ' ' .--- , . WM. II. BTCDY. ,C . i 51 mierlrrof Wavne rovmtv. H. A. Forkner, Attorney for PlalnUfT.? . WTpr (ifl i ... s . ' 5 n OTE NWAIXK, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS Are ptepared to do sH kinds of work la their line of business,; At tludrOMHerle t - i-r. r. . i ,-t Mafaa Mt.. hlrl atavy) t ,:. . . , ' I'D - n earner at" . MiUai 'h VhTlh W tee els. ..... ; . . .... " g - . , " ,. aiCHUO'l, IN1IANA , OTE EL RA1U . "MIIBI.K TltACtll ' 1 . - - " Baltimore Vand Ohio THE (IIEAI HiT LtSIC riON - nsmsm at mmn w ; KAF."?! ; , ' ' ' HA NTJStl W Mr 110 MIIXS, and arriving One i . .-,; Tnla In Advanoeat ' ' f SAVHW S Mll5, nd arrlvlDj 5, to T -. I 1IOCK1 n.aaanee at 1' 1 afs BALTIftOBK. - - ' 8AVlk IK WILE and arriving Jt7 s , i j .llOWI in Advance at ' WASHINGTON. ' 'I- .,,w Beavehlna; -. j-f r JP lx i 1 i d 1 p h i-a-- -"".? 4nTnlll lire- Q-.rcketf. ' j. Anuliaes(ts . v - r- 1--- a . T ral ...ij, d a,gfcisalns I'ttw. t Cnn4aViOniaiiveH . . t .At parkerauiWwrJeUalr. - . " Tickets lor sale at all Ticket OAeealn the Saetb and West. . Ca- ' ls ai. s. axLaJta. Oha-tTiekot AarX . "sfaatirTransport-'a, Baltimore, Md. -srtlmora, v I-tf

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