The Richmond palladium. [volume], February 15, 1870, Image 2

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RICHMOND, FEB, J7
11 os Joint W. Bukson op Nukcib, 1
W notice rjr the Muncie rJadiaiH-!
XolU Journal and other influential Re-i
publican, papers, that Hou.John W
lVcBSQK, of Mtiocie la a candidate for the
State Senate, tot the District of r Dela-4
ware and Madison. J The' latter County:
liaa already instrucied for Mr" BuksoxJ
antl the probabilities ore that .he -will
have no. opposition in! Delaware. II f.'
IJurson baa for years occupied afom-'
inent' position in State and ,. National
4i!iUc9,,aiul feir persons are . as , gener ?
ully er as farorably known in the State!
He is m liberal and public spirited citizen!
and the citizens of Delaware , and; "Mad
i ion Counties will be fortunate If. they:
fcocure jus services. ., own- t;mi
-There is no rr eater mi state than
to
send yonngand' inexperience inert , to
the Legislature. If we chose we ; could
name small counties in . our State, that
are inferior to oar own in point of wealth,'
intelligence and social position that for
years have exercised a greater, influence
upon the; Legislation ot the State , than
has Wayne County, simply fox the -eaS
son thatt they sent their best , and
most influential men to ' the -Xegisl-:
live. In this , county, it hns4 beenj. im-j
possible to indue e those per 9ns who;
would be moat likely to wieM an influ-i
enee hi --a legislative body to csnsent to
allow the use of r their names in cbnec-j
tion 'with the . State ' Legislature. 1 We;
have had a number of honest men in
the Legislature; but the work geherall I'
ll evolved upon one of the mroabcrji and
others, either from inexpexienceg anodes-'
ty; or rora other casses, .were seldom
heard from. These facts are Well known
to bar citizens u who bnve'f visited the
Capital: during' ,& session to f Legisla-
ture,j Wereiihly -speaking generally,'
and db not mean to Teflect upon any of
our nemer peracmally!cfcThe fact j
are "as1 Well kno wn to otlieri aa to 6ur-
aelvesft.Thftt We desii-e .to say is, that
Wayne., County should, be represented irj
both i branches - of the ' Legislature b
men of intelligence and influence. It is
not5 necessary that . they' should have;
but that they should be Industrious, io
telligerit, and above all, be euchpcraxins
as would give character and' 'dnUy to
lue position, ana exercise ,-u juuucuw
among their fellow members. I It would
: be a fortunate thing fof Wayne ouhfjr
' if she'had sacn a nepresentatiycjao.'Mr';
Jlarstfn oala malw. . vnt3 m;ru vjj
"Resolved, that we recognize in Hon. O. Wi JuKaa
an earljr advocate of cardinal principles of car aarty
at a time when few were able to p receive them, and
lower possessed the courage end ability to maintain
then against the prejudice of thoae who now indorse
ihera, and we believe that now, in the hour of their
triumfb, to thrust bim aside would be a maik of ini
'gratitude and enjai to Mm." 1 w. - -
i.Tbs a bore resolution, passed under the Jgaf,"
ttic xjnliao conrention"4n Saturday last, is; to our
notion, atoat as impudent ana brae in a tbinjr as thai
cotnmittee could hare batched up, bad it niembera
.k.ea incubating it for a week. . The etV enter 6on4
jjiiti io 'tUe aasaptioa that because ' Mr. Julian hit
.pi formed his duty in adrocating' the aboliitUm of
SUrtrj, ia advance of jnasr others of the Republi
can PMtf, tberefor and bense now , to "thrnst him
,uide would be a mule of ingrtitude ani unjust to
hint I' ,'lf tb nrguqpent holds good for selectiag
him', at the . forthcoming election,., surely it i wilj
') streogtbed, two jears, or ten years to ooid ; .and
to make it beyond the reach f aavil, we augeeet
that it might be well for the Republican . Party 4a'
mike another amendment to the Constitution a IT
Article ine loin neing reaerrea lor -jemaie am
f raye,") :onferring on Mr. Julian, during kit naturae
life; the office of Representative in Congress from the
Fourth District aslt would be a "mark of ingratitude
and unjust-totiim," to ever thrust him aside for any
other man, how ever honest, deserving or capable b.
might be considered by the majority ai the RpuUi
ca36ftheDistaictH H tt
- -. .si:m ;
Supper at Grace M E Cfa uren:
' The supper on last night Wednes
day j, was. a complete success r in every.
way-rflOcially, pleasantly, satisfactorily
and pecuniarily, and . the JLadies wbp
originated and managed it, deserve -the
unbounded praise bestowed upon :them
from air oi tees, for their -admirable
Rrrawgements and 'bouBtifisf repast pro
vided for the" occasion, i f G race,' to
the Christian, 'is a charming soond,' me
lodions to the tar, surely, to all who
' were as hungry as we were, the me
irnpfirted-by the ways and means
GiACS, proved U y as charming
tfie stomach.1 God bless the women!
of
to
jtkTOao who should be a - Christian;
whilst at a -town in Ohio a few days ago,
was asked abont tho present "situation of
Grace church; .who' replied with a very,
knowing air, that tho' church had 'played,
out'; He should attend church rthere A
few times; and wo think he'd give a dif
ferent answer next' time, unless he
is
determined to be a Curmundgeon all the I
days of his life. In its best days, lira cei
church, wsa i never better attended than
nowj under the eloquent ministrations
of Its present Pastor, Rev. Mr.1 Sxtpkb
The total conaumption of cane , sugar in this
countrylast year was 517,000 tuns, of 'whicbJ
only -45,000 tuns was of home production.
Eighty -4ive per cent, was from Cuba and as
the troubles thsre will largely diminish the
supply for the present year, and 1 the deficient
cy cannot be supplied at home, it ;.is assamed
that prices will be, largely advaacsd. ; JS, eii
And now comes Alaska, tbatdelia.htful.hy-.
perboreau country, with a petition to Congress J
'numerously signed asking Tor a. territorial
form of government. As there are scarcely
enough' white people in Alaska to fill the
necessary ffice the petition has doubtless
been made out and signed by the impecunious
office-seekers of San Francisco, who expect to
be pecuniarly benefited by the erection of a
territorial government in that far country.
PltiomTtS' Cincinnati Oasette.
Peurth Indiana District.
ns
There is a division in the Fourth -In
diana) District.! This has existed for
several jeara- Speaking4n the interests
of the Republican part, we expressed
tho hope r trrat the difflcuTtiesTwI-ictrFad
frittered away the
RepublicanStfepgtlUiuated as to be onable to do wtnd thU Is ajmost
of that natural ly strong Radical district?
would be removed, ,end to. this end we
atfBed the! withdrawal of Hon. George
vUfnJrpin ,the con.teaWaWe,Uave
received and printed, several articles in
repYy fdothlsaofgestion weT havelafSci
carefuLIy read all that has been printed,
in the local papers oai both sides of the
6 question", and b till. loo Ung at the matter
" from a stand point wholly "disinterested,
so far as candidates are concerned,' it Is
Cour t opibiontU At it 'fs net -possible to
.pulte: the I psity wpoaJir. Julian, and
. that therefose : the . latter should : with-i
.drawira e., ,! f - ? 1
7e bave no cauSe of quarf al with'SIr,
Julian, and we can not be drawn into u
i quarrel with thim. sAa aBepublreaa he
; , has been true to -. , his principles, : and it
we lived in the district aud ; he were a
oandidate we should vote for him; but
. we have evidence ' or local antagonisms'
t tnai we are satisfied - can not bo over-
I come; These- are i personal and not po !
litical. They . are deep-rooted and net
superflciaU ' The pi09itioa to Mr. Ju
flianin his 'own party was at 'first caused
by his advanced position on the slavery1
-.question; but that might have been-and
. cer tai nly wpul d .hare been oveceoxee as
the conservative wring of the tparty ad-
vanced to the front, but for JJr, Julian's
funfcrtanate temper and " his deterrnina-t
, tloo to fight .to the bitter end those 'who
vat aay .Jime joppoeed ' him: Mr. Julian,
as we- happen to know, Considers every
f maii who does not fully support him in
"his aspirations, a .personal enemj-snd
'treats him - accordingly, He uses vine
igt .when ho might scatter sugar! '"He
5 says harsh things of eeu who need to be
f conciliated,. This is :& not the ;way, to
build up arid keep together- a party.; It
is the way to break down "and scatter.
aMr'. Julian selected the wTong way, and
t now he 'complains ; becaxase the sed he
. scattered e has 3 resulted 1 in . a harvest of
dissatisfacUon and determined oppqai-;
titniJ Upon ' this" point, we can, nqt be
mistaken In the Fourth District are
published eleven Republican papers, vU:
Richmond iTelegrani, PallaUuea'liumo
min-Bixd and Radicai; Ccneersviile
Times, Brbokvlllc Ame.vca-iJ'f'ir,rty
'HeraldKuahviiUs Republican.ftreeeeld
Commercial, helbyvitle teparbiiean,
nd Cembri jge City Tribune: -0 f these;
'tenure outspoke id'oppo&itioajto Mr.
Julian, and only on.es the Radical, edi
ted byrfr. Juiian brother la,vors his
nomination:" It 4iar not ;usvia, qn the
contrary itMs;4qu'ite runusttai, 1br party
sftnpors . (,fppose men, who ard candid
dates ibr Jiamiaatiqn; yet the, papers we
have namc4 Jiayegone so far jn tir op
position to Mr.'Juliau "Xha'tlleyan not
lvfi liim n fTp l.i v snnnnrt if ho etnl.1
, be . candidate, if 'they would, and some
of them have gone so far as to say that
they will .not support bim under; any ciri
majbrity ln Oie'dUtrieL after throwing
oftt4,he f5o'utb Richmond vete wiiieh was
largely against ihiaf ,-was one hundred
sixteen ; To e nominate Mr. -JuKan-Urder
these ctrcjum&tance would be. to
risk tlve district, nd tLJs ought uat to
be icmeTTnberrferest of any men.
would be jne1dabie!oaly in the interest
of a principle. In this case a man is in
the ,way aid moL a principle, r 1 1 c-1 d a
Mr. Julian s convention, wWch met at
Cen'reville on Saturday, passed a reso-
-lu' iorJ r-4dcp(recatiriV-itbe unwarrantable
course of the local press of jthe district,
and espeeiaHy; continues the resolution
dowe condemn the dictsto rial and
jut? ceucse if the Oincaurmtl Gazette,"1
Mr. Julian hat., heretofore, sought And
ot tanned thfrttui rflie Cincinnati Gaz
ette in his district' and if he should be
"a candidAte he may' need H again J'birt
we have not been either; dictatorial, or
mt$Mtet9:: ease.' icm J ofTered
what we regarded as good ..advice but
rthi IraS been in' the interest of the Re
pablteau party, and" not' of Mr.'JoJHni i
hence tha dissatisfaction. As toV'our
righti-io- iflferfere Se the aff airs' of1 that
district, We have wnly ; to say that our
. field-Is not conficMjtf 4o the -city of Cincin
nati ; the State ai" Ohio or. Indiana '; and
xwe nave a ereartrigutro j.aiscuss ; any
-question orrroiic interest that may ansa
without regard to locality... Thiis a
srfght,too, that-we ''eercise "'froely and
-thus exercising' it,"it i mot our";; habit to
oonattlt Mr. Julian'-brany other man in
or outside of. the Fourth District. ",Qut
- object in'- W' maintain tiie Bepubltcan'
-party in' tite Interest" of 'prinripfes,' and
not in the inte est, of men Uiinciplcs
are eesenuai to me interest or the na
tion j men are useful only so tar as they
advance those'pri'nciples' . When they
stand fn the'vay of tvtcttt, iUeir 'proper
place is a private station. If, it is trne
thai ilr. Julian -can not earxy the Be
. publican banner to vjctoj-y; th tt is a
sufficient '"reason' lor" transferring, s. the
standard e 1inds of some ". other
man who 5s tfte to' th' fJrip.eJpves of the
partyJ 3-n w x-i -f--
Their Best Mjsn. We are pleased
to . see 'that' tlTe- RepsbHcan Party all
orer the Stafe !s ;- putting forward ' its
best an d most'ui Queht ial men, for, Leg
islatrve" jositions. In Marion j County,
Judge AiAiTijfttALs: is a'eanali dui&e for
the .Swat f 8etiatep and,r ai3 wef bave ho-
Bcr302, will no doubtbechoaen as the
Senator from Delaware, and Madison
Counties. 'in7Waynet Iselection has
not not jet been made nad it may. tarn
out ft realm or inay turn wit a sermon-
at any rate, we eiocerely nope tiiat our
people may not be aain bored by being
. represented by one .who, at home, js a
strict l conformist td party usages aod
i condemns all who' de'pari ' therefrom f
! bot, when in - his seat permits ia lender
conscience, to - disregard t. those .eama,
party usage, and.-whose delicate con-
Bcienoions scrapie caused him to disre-
gard 'a public - pledge given
in
good
4V
iaiin, ana to violate i.
vliJ i
I hi Don rer f Colorado) r Herald . prints ' an
nounce me ots of . bhtbSrnHtrriage8f divorces
and deaths under the headings; Arrivals Co-
i partnerships Dissolutions Den srtures Pro
gressive people, tnoae tjocsy saouatsjoeers.
F PALLADIUM CORRESPONDENCE.
,. fv STRBAMe, III j Feb. Sth.'lSTO
Dar Palladium .-Since tay pref nhs letter to jron
I hare been orer otne conntrvlhat Jaiglit bear a
discnjidon,' and "SuifiTJlescription mirbt, perhaps
be of interest tULaome of-r our readers , but-at ecbH
time I felt most incline! to pastron.I was so
the: first opportunity ;l""have had f renew H'g'oiy
correspondenee jvitlyou; 'alt. things dol oot wnfk
together for god,' iar me? a' tha goo3 Book- says
they mill do, if ly gMjd-v-!--3
1 t Learing Bath, fn m which point, my, last letter
Fwas written, tr the5 Peorta.' fekiu and Jacksonvfllei
Uttread, I passed hp the'IHinois Riter along j tbej
right bank, passing through the .county? seat :cff.
Mason Co., Havana, through the city of Pekio, aod
tbron-.h a boa nliful prairie couat ry, rery productir'a
but abounding in - the white sand of the kind-Which ;
I aeattoned in prerious letter. At Vekia, I crossed
the rirer, and after tea miles run up the opposite
bank, arrived at Peoria too late lor dinner and al-j
nost famished 'for-something -with which to refresh
the inner man. : ' Time,, moves her tier er 'so slowly,
will bring around the hour or all taings,j and after,
an almost interminable period, just at the. time when
I felt most inclined to eat a horse 'or something'1
equally as In4igetbtewnpper was' announced and
I made Aai har'oc'witU-.sueh'tbiugs as fell Sn iny
way., ,.t ,01j fej.j n? fr;H
' Peoria did not reach my expectations by consider-
able. Fr-bia the number of times I heird it men
tioned ia rcy wanderings ' through" the' State," I bad
been Jed iowacxpe:t a very,- stirring energetic town,
almost the equal of Chicago, in propirtion . to the '
amount of population in the two cities. Situated
mm it is, having the advantage of a location upon a
tiver navigable at alt times ot -the year as high up
as Peoria; in the eentre of a large corn-growing ter
ritory, baviqg superior , railroad aeililies, I was
'much disappointed ia the ameunt of business done
ia the ptaee. True, a,t this time, - business is dul
and aaeney matters close ; all ' over ihis part of. the
country, but as this is just in the thickest of the
corn-buying season, it should have been much live
lier. 's After a few days" sojourn - in the 'place during
w h ieb.-tipe J made som i very-pleasant acquaintances,
among them, was Dr. Dennis and lady. I forgot to
aak the Dr. if he was any, akic to Bro. Dennis of
the Bird. t . "tT ."" i
' "t took "the Peoria Branch "ef Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad,' and . after a ride ; of about thirty,
miles, still along the Illinois River, passing by coal
pits and banks without number, past immense cribs;
of earn waHmg for the spring trid j;past high bluffs
and fhrengh broad prairies, the tram stepped at tho
.lively little city of Henry, io; Marshall County, the
county seat of which county, we ju sed. about six j
miles further down' the riyer and upon 'the1oppo3ite
aide of the" stream. ' A short sojourn was alt I cmild
permit myself at this point,- and again 'taking the
ars via Bureau -Junction, arrived at.LaSalle a dif
ferent leoking place from any, which I have yet visf-i
tted. ' Black: and dirty, coverecfwith "soot and coal
dust, it bearing' the fcak upon Us face of "tnTnu facto --Jrri--;j
and; coat banks ai t;-ps ,tc-.'..!Y iiA
, From LaSalle, a train of cars carried me in safety!
over the lllinois Central Railroad to Tenona, wherei f
I was again ODiigoa to cnange cars, laifiugine er
million Coal Co's. train for a ride of fourteen miles'
ortr Cbeir own road to thi3 pUc.' I. suppose -that
but very few cf our citizen if at .boma jerer hard of
such a place as Streator, yet allow me to assure
them thai there is such a place, and thai in nil thetr .
experience in towns tliey neBft Sa aHcira pJaoeJ
Dug oat of the woods auLJbruib, 4t is the ty-sili
of a city, or at least or a veryTajrjjanmacturing
town. c Two years ago last July, the first "house wa
built in Streator, and it now .numbers from fifteen
to eighteen hundred inhabitants, and is daily iu-i
creasing in p pulation and' wealth. The cause of
this change in the prospects f this widerness was;
the cKeoTery ut a valuable bod; of coal, aitaated up-
b -fbe banks of the Vermillion River, a nice stream;
Which flows past the lawn. A largo Company haa
been organiaed who liave -bonght ' the land" and are
now working it They have . sunk one abaft and
erected -their epara tun, end are now employing about
dwo hundred ancn" in . taking out the coal, .which is
aaid to be the best coal yet found in the west, almost
equalling the Pittsburgh" corf ia quality - The com
pany is taking out about twenty car loads per day
at (the present time and are sinking , tnotber - abaft.
which will be finished as soon ae the weather will
'permit of K. Tho prospects of -the town are first-
vaie. Already oaedarge Mask, Door and Blind ae
ttory, has been ereeted and it is abaost , certain. Abat
targe KolUng Mill and a ttiasa Jkianuiactory win oe
stabliabed jast ai soon ae eertaln formalities shall
have been gone "through, with. -So much confidence
have -people ill the futare 6f 4heplaeer that almost'
every one who has yet come here kas invested mon
cy in town lots' and lands adjoio'tDg.
MoreVnon.
n
aoS'.-alf r .Pallaiiiaisa.
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I "believe k was. Dc Jofensou who sai l that
intelligent people ought to lietter employ- their
ftime, that Id talk . about the weather. .' ; A.
Begging leave to take issue witlt . the learnetl
Doctor. I here state as ray firm conviction that
were he to' retire at rright, as fie might do here.
with the moon shining into is ' window, iand
aw'sc next morning to see. the snow ten inches
deep, even ttt worildliave given some" vent to
tr3 surprise at the ehwage of weather. 1 -1 hold
that the state of tbaweatber is a legitimate to
pic for conversation, when friend meets, friend.
What subject with which " both' parties are ; fa
miliar can be so -easily introjtaeed, ani I discus
sed until .tbejr hayW4rraed-p..to9 weightier
matters. . i - . r - . . -
"Thus Hobts TnetKobbl and s3j-s:rFioe day,
sir; or Pleasant uaorninj; or It is -a i storm y
morninj, Mr..ITobbs. ,To tb:.s Mr, Nobbs cam
reply: Ye3, Tery'beautiful morning;' or I never
ew the likev .'iltptyfr i--.anci
- Hlow all -of Ibis is perfectly natural, and in
tbe main in accordance with the facts in the
premises. And how can the parties better" fill
up the .biatus between, tha meeting and, the
more solid matters tor which they met. It is
asking teo mach ; of ttie masses to- all : be a
Johnson, or Dioginus who must nut speak un
less they have something of vast moment to
reveal. . '
t'.If we were t always observe the rule of the
cynical old Doctor of not making tlie weather
a source of conversation, bow much the lite
rary world rould lose by ruling out some' of
the beet tfeoughts of oar beSt authors I J : . e
' llowcould we dispense witlt , Longfellow's
Raist 1?at7 ' r ,( .
The day is coU, and dark, and drearyj , ?,
tt rains, and the wind is never1 weafy;1 " ' "
Tke vino still ling to the-mouldering Wall, ' "
But at every gust the dead leaves fall,' 7 hoO
And the dty is dark and dreary.:'. , , "" .
, Again Crom, tha same author, As Aftbr
KOOS Uf PBBUARTi J :
TbeifayTa-endfng,'1 il tmll
tiaO 4l.W6ii!scendjfng4.J,3 sjT
rhe marsh hi frozen , . , ,
The rirer dead. l0 t1"4
" Both poems are too Jong to quote In full: but
who could live astatleb in the abort span ' a!
Idlied to mortals .without tham. -i Brainard. in
his poem of the rainy day, gives us. some of
the finest tonches of poetic thought in oar fan
gciagei fcaa &sst- cl 'rMmth sax
; T But. bear Jtalph Iloyt describe just suchan
other Snow as often falls in this latitude:
"E en tne old posts, that hold the bars
: U o'Andlheoligate' - '
Forgetful of their wintry warado la aX
f And age sedate, r;,- rt 3
' High capped and plumed, Tike white hus3ars
i I 3 v; stand there in state.1'5 e,'-1
JTM nrlfti are hanging by ihe sllll a
? Theeares, the ejeorcsn lli-w ow &iad?
r The hay-stack haa become a hill; ? v
; " Allcovored eer" ,' ' '. ' '.' V '
Thi wagen leaded for the mill v-' i,flH c
The night before "
Who can reioembir Washicon fring dej
scription of thr banj-yard Doarai day, ana
net feel hanDfcr for the reJiembrtacd oithwi
ploomy picture. V can timost hiir thf raiit i
- ... r .. :-. V- . .t - .
tail half-mast." "
Then again'our own Western Poetr Coates
irrney,sRam tihrpejritfefiUe;4 W
arouse a love Tor me auinor tna nis suDiecit
Alf these and a thousand other good thoughts
hav-tfxSS,r partfru staftdlaiilUratere
Da HleC -too, selected from Hhe WarkeSt Stde
of thwaabiecttr ted. Umw lhe urw.li
ford to rule out of conversation the innumera-
'We beautiful "poetic sentiments which flow from
- .contemplatiov ef pvotrAraBawdays and uvs
,jJKST-nightsvn;f f -.-..-.-- '.'.n't i-sftS
"Take one example on the brighter siae, from;
Bryant-' -J"- JO Jaa "" U1 j
And novr 'Whencomos the oaTm,' mild day, as
still such days will comet p j
To call the squirjrel and the bee ffbm out their
i winter hoin,&o a;iuiD atxi fe- j
And- who will say you must dease to talk about
jmrivolous' a subject as the weather! , iVf , f9 j
For an introduction .to other matters, .it is
'thVmost appropriate of all subjects." "You
cannot insult nor offend the weather in talking
about v; nor will the conversation offend any
.one else, unless he be a Samuel Johnson; , and
'whea-we consider the extreme scarcity 6f such
men, we" can bat oome-to the eonclasion that ia
our day the, subjeob, treated of is a. tafe topic
of conversation.
'Hdw many "of uS have ever iKought how
'easy thing it is fona (alse notion to prevail in
society for ages, just because some high autho
rity has given utterance to the falsehood. .The
above- is one of many each. n"j - "3 f --'
Anon we may notice more of the same style,
, . . .- ., , . . S.S.JJovd.
u -The following incident "is communicated to
MVby a friend' f . 10
" Whilst waiting for the train at KokomO, a
short time since, I observed an old lady in deep
distress, and on, inquiry I- learned that, her'
daughter had been drowned at Middletown on
the 7th inst., and-a messenger had beert- sent
-for the mother . The .train .being some two
hours behind time, the messenger put in his
time at a whisky saloon, and when the train
arrived he was so beastly drank he was not
able to get on the train. - I conversed with the
old lady on the cars, and she informed me "that
-she .had hot money enough to pay her fare, and
was in deep distress I quieted her on that
point, and the Conductor.whoso soul is as large
as a meeting house', passed her to her destioa
-tion: ' The man, if you may bo call him, was
.a relative to the girl who was drowned and, in
conversation with him before he got drunk, he
said that they had had "a great ievival of reli
gtorvat Midd'etawn,"" and that'her and mej
and seventy others had joined the church."
'IJa'further said, and here comes the mystery ,?
rthat "she requested Uro Anderson to preach
ihor funerall'' If she felt in the' water aa he
alleges, there certainly was not much time giv
en ber to make arrangements for her own fu
(riArall nni C-J V'-i.;-! . ':':J e'7 V H - I
&j v
-f;?)rThere is a ruhaor from Bme that Areh-i
.bishop Turcell is to W Made a Cardinal, -, !
v ' ' '" "; J "' " ' . . . . I
sdOrEx-Qov. AUeo Trimble.oneof the most
prominent statesmen and politicians in the ear
ly days of Ohio's history, died at his residence
at Hillsboro, m that State, on Thursday morn -
rag, Ch. 3,in the 87th Jear of; his. age. q
3c Anewly married lady in Vigo::.poun !
4yt complained to. her ma thaton jjier re-!
,ceptibn day her card basket , was oyer,-
run with circulars from lawyers anoun
"icing; terms' for divorce. 'Sa ab3urd
you knbwVrna.' before our honey-moon
i over.'' -True, dear, ' replied ; hla
(who had been . twice divorced ), .''but
, I'd put tbem in a safe .- place; , you may.
find them useful in a year or two." . ,1
, , The Supreme Court of Tennsylvani haa de'
' cided-lhat the Inspection laws of the Stale
only extended to spirituous liquors distilled
' within the Commonwealth;, and that liquors
distilled in " other Stales, arid brought 'pta
Pennsylvania for sale or exportation.', are net
suljfcct. to inspection.. : (T r-r. ft;.?d sau ''
c An idea of what he liquor trade of the" Uni
ted States amount to may be gained from- tho
fact tbat on the 1st of December last . there,
wherein bond throughout the country-13,402-545
-gallons enough to make a good -sized
.Jake, , And this is exclusive of grape, apple
and peach brandy." ' "
fc-K. t;. j-: : . " J :.' '"-:" ;
Finance and Trade. v
That. the continued f pletheria and extreme
"ease of monetary affiirs should fail to stimu
late Trade and enterpi ise ai a period when we"
.are accustomed to look for a good degree of yM
tality' and spirit in commercial cire'es. may;
justly be regarded as evidence of a lack of con--iidence
in the stability of values in the future.
The prevailing lufluences at work in retarding
the commercial movement, preventing the ex
pansion Mf ' enferprise. and producing depress
aion, result from. the undecided coarse of. Con
gressional legislation upon the various meas.-
ures pending, wnicn have a direct bearing upon
all business interest, -i Nobody can tell wh'eth '
er the measures of national finance, which were
resorted to by Government as a temporary ex
pedient in the hour of peril, are fo'be cO&Cinu
ed in iorce, or whether radical changes are to
be made during the current session. This con '
'ditibn of tbinfrs is eitremelf prejudicial to industry
And codamerce, since' business 'men hesitate ' to ( pur
cbase good s in any measure beyond what is instant
ly and absolutely necessary. On the other hand,
importers -and commission dealers are anxious to
sell, asd yet extremely reluctant to accede to tbe con
cession exacted! But thoujrh? there are innumera
ble schemes pendiug in Congress for refunding tbe
debt at a low rate of interest, Tor remedying: toe cur
rency evils and tbe - readjustment of; taxes, there is
very little indication that much real progress will be
made in the direction of absolute reform, fop the rea
son that most of these schemes are of an incongru
ous nature,' and profess to rely for their efficiency
upon principles which cannot he recnciled-witU.auy
plausible theoiy ot national finance and political
economy."' i.-i : "i. ? - ' - "
! '' - -" ' " ... -
3IILLI.NERY. 0'. . . , ... v.
Ladies, do vou want either a Fashionable 6r Plain
Uonnet -beautiful Kibbon-t. flowers and Feathers ;
in sliort. anytbinfi: in the Siyiinery linet -Oo to'Mrs.
Sarah A. Tliff, cn North Franklin," a few ' doors
irom Main, nearly o;Msitii. ".S;euper iialle,"-and she
wilPsu'pplf your wanta to your entire satisfaction,
and at prioes that will please you. - . .t'lj-.iu i
X' Jj Shoo-FIy don't bodder me J-1" TJause-.
pohLhasem.riltv'2d .ecillJO'.j el bsiua.
r X. Zeyen'A Bro., are better prepared Miaa-MweV be
fore to accommodate their customers with any article
oTclrftbingthey may need, made to order to 'fit, from
thebest ol material, which they; have, now -on bad
Kor" Colfars, Keclrties, etc go to their establishment.
No. 232, Main-street. Their prices are reasonable.-11
.fc-JS- ?'ef-2 9i&ii? 14J
it . .JCST .ST .,
i The attention of bnr readers is directed to
the advertisement of COE'S ." DYSPEPSIA,
CUUEgin another partof tbe Palladiun
"Thistruly Valuable Medicfnels recommend
ed by all w1icaselt.'jilead the certificates.
C Jacob "rtefn. has the prestige of b'einar aheatf
of Jis competitors in the . Merchant Taildnngf
line,, with his superior material and fits..Leaye
your Orders at Jacob' Kern's if yon want Cloth
ing to please at prices that will tickle yea:
l ti."x ft Mt f-'dt iiiSi J"oas hali
Go to the Clothing Store of,BVfc W. Frank-.
i vt, Auti in iu abivci, iui wci v tbtv.o vi , wear
iag appareJ you may-need, and fou an be sure
cf purchasing at fair rates fofCasbJJleAeittV
.The Western .Rural has justly, won: . iu
great popularity, as it Is a" thoroughly J practi
cal Journals Forward $2.DO.for 187(1; or write
for specimen numbers and particuUrs concern
ing the Terr' liberal List of Premfams "offered
to tame who form club;-o Address, H. N. PVJ
Lzwie rublieher, Chicago. III.
tailing irom tneeaTes ana see toe same rposier i--as
Irving saw hirtr-vTith 'upturned crest amrt
? EVrf AV5RTJSE4lENfS. ff
I, was curri of Cafness ani Catanh byM simple
refetly and,H ill r jd the receipt frelt i M
rU-iw il H. StJ C. LE(JP.TTllohok5if. Sll.
-T T : r Trr - - 1 -
a at jO.-
T0,c6rteKtfTS WANTED
PBlSQiTroArJO crJUWi
Applj at once to CRITTEXDEK A McKlNXEY,
r ISOSChestuut St., Philadelphia, Pensr.
for family use-i, c, fr0we, Kkit4
ewatTBtxei JAGKKTSi WANTED. ' Circular and
sample stocking FREE. Address HINKLEY KX1T-
TI5G MACHINE CO.. 1C2 West 4th St.. Cincinnati.
1"W teaw Smut Ci s.i : : u-o-.: v-utHt;
Made by one Agent, selling Suvaa's Patent Elab-
tio Uboox Uer 50,000 now in use. Recommend
Od br- Horn. Hbrttee OreeUy and the American Arrieul-
turmiuk. Jao county reserved Cor eaeh Aceat. ;K
F. UABBINO, Indianapolis, Ind. . , . t . i
i . ".ii'-..i ' ill li il iiu .j i ii f, '!" t" iV- Mint'
Great Chance I - Agents Wanted !
vl-flTin i' rear 8ure njado by Agents, male
1)1UuU or female, selling our irnrtd-renntcn
fd JPmttm aertmtiag Wkit Wire Clod Linn,
Cheapest and best clothes lines in toe woria s
mmlf 3 eta. : per foot, aed "will last a' hurtdred
yearv.i Address the Hndton Hirer Wire Co., 75 Wb,
St;, N..Y., or ltt Dearborn St. Chictgo, 111. 43-4w
- iJi .. .. ' f n - -,
CANYA'S1K-BOOK!4 SENT FKEE FOR
. i - ffi.i. '..iV
A WORK descriptive of the MYSTERIES.
1 VfRTtJES, VICES, SPLENDOR, and ;
CRIMES, of the CITY OF PARIS. ' 1
It tells how Paris has become the Gayest and most
Beautjful Pjty -jin "itbe -world ; how ita, Beauty and
Splepdor are purchased at a fearful cost of j Misery
and Suffering ; how visitors aro Swindled by Profes
sional Adventurers s how Virtue ,and Vice pr. arm-in-arm
in the Beautiful City how ti e most Fearful
Crimes re committed and concealed j bow money is
Squandered in useless luxury ; and contains over
1SS line -engraving of - noted Places, Life and Scenes
in Paris., Agents wanted.-. Canvassing Books-seat
free. Address . ... 1
KATIOJJA.l, PUBLISHING CO, Chicago, I1L, Cin
cinnati, Ohio, or St. Louis, l'o.- 4
WAN T E D-A CENTO
ciK in conn Pin
t9fd IU aJLUII I Lll II
Everywhere, male and female, to introduce the ' j
? Genuine Improved Common Sense j
Family ;' Sewing Machine:
' This i Machine wi'l stitcn, liemi, fell, tuck, quiltj
cord, bind, braid and embroider in a most superior
manner . . , . ..f. , - . .. . .
Price Only Eighte en Dollars
' tally tVarranted for Five Years... , I
We will pay lOOO for any machine that will sew
j t . a stronger, more beautiful, or more elastic . i j
seam than ours. It makes the .
" ELASTIC LOCK STITCH. " i
Every second stitch -can ba cut, and still the
cloth cannot be trolled apart witliout tearine it. W
pay Agents from $7to $200 per month and expen
sesv. commisiiioii tr m which twice that amount
can be made, Address, ;-; -: -r f
- - 3T -; SECQMB & CO
Fitt!barir,P.loMon,!ra!s.,orSt.I.bnis,'Mo.
CAUTION. Beware of ' allrAcenta set'Hne Ma
chines under ihe tame r.aine as ours, trnless they can
Sbww'a CeTtiAeit.of , Ajttuoy. signed :by ;ns. We
shall not hold ourselves responsible for rorthless
Mabiaes sold by" other parties, and shall pmseen'e
all parties either telling or uSlnjf Macbilies uiider
this name to the full extent of the law, unless ..such
Machines were obtained front us by our Agents: -Do
not be Imposed upon by parties who copy our adver
tisements and circulars and onerwortnle
less Machines
Lat-a less price.. r .i k -. r ,",:.'
,49-4w
iFREE1 TO : BOOK AGENTS!
We will send a handsome prnspec'tu of our NEW
1 l-M.STRATEl) FAMILY BIBLE, trf nn v
Bimk nzent. free of charsre. Address NATIONAL
-PKBLISHlNGCO.Phila., Pa., Chicago, III., or St.
Louis. Mo j . . f ,j .44-4W .;
FARMER'S HELPER ;
CjHOWt HOW TO DOUBLK TnE PROFITS OF
?V TUEv FARM, and how Farmgrs-nnd their sons
can each make S tOO PER MONTH, in Winter;
f lfl.flOO caries wil 1 be nwi'ed free to farmers.-. Send
name and address to .tlLiLkK, McUviw l ,t lu.,
PWncinnaW, Ohio. - " ' ' 4 4w ;
THE B&ST! v TECE BEST!
THE SCIENTIFC AMERiCAN, Ti
A" weekly illustrated "journal "of 16 pae-t, devoted to
Machinery, Agricultural Improvements, Chemical
Science and New. Discoveries, " A Spleniid Journal.
ai300 Cash in Prizes will be paid for clubs of
. ' -
subscribers, on the 10th of February. , , . . ,
' A handsome laree steel plate ENGRAVING of 19
distinjrnislied American Inventors; presetted to sub
scribers. y.0t &f Jsal & i'f:w 1st -mi H ;
. KCMieiu of ? paper. prospectuses, ana bunts tor
names, sent fres.1 Terms, $3 a" year ; ,$ 1 50 for 8
months. Dlseonnt to Clnbs'.-:' A book of mpnrtanee
to all about to applyfor pttentstsent treo. Writo
for fu'.l particulars concerning p,ients and priaes,
to"5 "i '" MCNN A CO. .,
?i iUt t-mi. pabliehers and Taten't. SolicttoVs,'
1? 44-4w -Wit.ri 3 -; -37 Park Row, New l"oa.-1 !
ftE NURSERY i87ol
The best, 'cheapest and most richly . ILLUSTRA
TED MONTHLY; 31AUAZINU FOU: CHILDREN,
ft 1,50 a year in advance. -Subrribe now, and get tbe
last Number of I89. FREE, v -
. lAtur . f t v n r XT' a
44 4 w
13 Washington Street, Boston.
il-
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universalism:
THE STAR IN
THE WEST.
Cincinnati, O , is
the old-established Western
Universalist newspaT-
per.T It: jrives current religions and secular news,
and .is a bright and cheerful home visitor.. Eight
large pages reading matter, giving "something for
everybody 1 ' . No other paper needed in thii family 1
Send $2. SO, and get . it one year. Address. WIL
LIAMSON A CANT WELL, Cincinnati, O. - - 44-4w
A. 'THIEF.
i Ha haa been traveling abont humbugging drug
gists and private parties, mixing up and selling a
base compound which be calls WOLCOTT'S PAI
PAINT. ( All of Woleott'a genuine remedies have a
white outside wrapper (teiiA tignature arjre). Lock
ont tor counterfeit?. - ' - .
Six Pints of . WOLCOTT'S . ANXIHILATOR for
Catarili and Colds in the head, or one Pint of Pain
Paint, for Ulcers-ter Pain, sent free -of 'express
charges, on receipt of the money at 1SI Chatham
Square, S. Y.: or one Gallon of Pain- Paint (double
strength) for $2rt. - Small bottles sold by all Drug
gists. -R. In WOLCOTT. 444w ,
f ERROR& OF .YOTJTH. v-j
rA.CKNTLKilAN 1 who snflered for years from
Nervous Debility,' Premature Decay, and all tbe ef
fects Of youthful indescretio. will, for sake of ; suf
fering Jiumanity,' send free to. all who ueed it, the
receipt and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured, i SunTerers wishing Jo profit
by the advertiser's experience, can do so bv address
uigi wttfa perfect confidence, ' JOHN B. OUOEN, - J
. r No. 4i Cedar Street, New 'ork,
s38cbSJiPiCO-tyrJ'- "
. . t .-.Imul t " ' f v; 3 J J
: AdciinistrAtor's i SUe. J
rrp'UE TJNDER31GNEDIWILL 6tTER AT PDB
1L lie Sales0n Sixth day, Friday, tbe , . . r.. '
'lltllay of ;Mai-cli;;i876,':;;.
at iw'wVmcB?r4Stfid,iila(,'at "the 'late "residence of
Robert M. Turner, in New Gardes townahip, Wsyas
couDty, and State of Indiana, 6 miles north of Rich
nwBd, tha Jbl lowing personal ropeTty.-to-wit j
4 Horses, 100 Stock Hogs, i. Milk Cowst 7- Vounjr
Cattte,HIO Bushels of Wheat, 200 Bushels of Corn
,w-uwoi 'K" opnug. i agon, ssets oi Har
ness, 4 Plows.150 Acres of Growing Wheat, 1 Wheat
Drill, and various Farming Utensils, and Household
and Kitchen Furnitures. , , .. n A t, . , - ., g , . , '
, A credit of 12 months, on all sums over $3, will be
given; , Notes asd approved security waiving valua
tion and appraisement laws will be. reauired from
PSjrdhasSrsW .Oths terms will fee made known on the
day of sale. WILLIAM FULOHUM,
i 2na uonin, inn, X3iu. t Aammistralor,
I .rayi aid to aia oa d?.t;Qiii Tsss-ta ,Jo
iFoll SAI.E;ui
A new style, aeartv sew, buret fer tale Wilt ex
change for good trade, or sell cheap for cash. En
quire of S, Bacbman, 238, Main street.
Ik. m f i Aur mm . -
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in t
iuiiiii
SMMMMnaaraaw-
A JJ G U STB 8 fJB 4
G .1
Attornor i&qMj-y.
race in 'JIaii Buit.ll
nr. Kppostte the kicb-t
morid-WatloBaUndatrzens Banks,
--Administratrix's Notice ,1
-TipUE UXDEBSiGNKD has tbiaday been appoiot-
JL ed administratrix of the estate of David Theur
er, late of. Vayoorrr1nd djoeaaed. HUKVed
to said eataeaJaso MneTeiitei to -aaakeMataState m-
yf
meat, and those having claims against tbaaan -WiO
ratWeiSrilfufhentTeaieao Said
estate is 4iMolveut.rf MARGARET; TeVltEK, ;
Feb. X, 1870 r-W Adm'x.
la tiSTh Confessions of an Invalid."
IP!
lUliLlSHED for the benefit of . momma mum m4
ethers who suffer, from Narvous Debility, etc..
pplrlng the means of salf-cnre. Written bv one
who cured himself: and sent free on receiving a nost
paid directed envelope. - Addreami--sa vl mt J-"w j
a i ua.ms.1i ha i aw, orooKiyn. a. i :
4t-Sm, ch S. M. P. A Co, 7.
Cough, 1 Cold -To fioro .ThToa
Requires immediate attention as neg
.r.
lect often results in an incurable Lung
i --rK. -' r
BROWN'S . BBONCUIAL ' TROCHES
.! Will moat invariably jrive instant relief.
For Bronchitis. Astrva. Catakrh, CoNsmtmrs
and Thkoat Di.sk asks, teey have a, soetbing effect.
SINGERS and -PUBLIC SPBAKER use them to
rlpar an A atrnfftiiea thm ,nlM : .nr T"-- ' K- 1
. Owing to the good reputatioa and" popularity of
the irocties, many tcorHmm am tamp tmmuntum mrm
offered, icAicA ore good for mo Ik i n't. , Be sure' to OBTAIM
the frue
Bro wn's Bronchial Troche a
.Ho,y sr . SOLDj EYEBYWHKRiE. .L; ??
i mi ! iei$-3Jf.P.mlS
BOTTLED PARALYSIS:
This is the proper title of the horrible metallic hair
dyes. Worse than the fate of Absalom may be the
fate of thoae who use them.-. , " se '
One' Wholesome) . Preparation i
for changing the iair to any deairabla shade fron)
brown to jet black may. be procured everywhere, via-
Cristadoro's Exce!sior Hair Oy j
,-: l'.'!-. "-f ."c Vt (t c . "' ' I'ttA j
After careful analysis, Fr&fessor Chi'.ton, the dis
tinguished Chemist, has authorized the proprietor to
, declare, on his behalf, that it contains nothing dele4
terious to health, j, No other hair dye in the woild
has the like guarantee. j
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE, as a
Dressing, act3 like a charm bo the Hair after Dyeing
Try it.' . "1Z;?U W5 v ehPACo-47-4w j
Executor's Notice.
17
ETTERS TESTAMEXTARYYon the last Will
of Thomas lien ton, late of tbe Citv of Rich
mond. Warne-county, and " State of Indiana, have
been era nted to the ! andersigned by the -.Court of
Common Pleas of mid county. '.AH persons having
claims against said Estate are required ' to file them,
auly.pcavenwitb,Jhe Clerk of aid -Court-. withia
one vear from this. date. '. The Estate is supposed t4
beolvnt.T .'i MORTON C. MEEK, Executor.
Feb.8..187ft,. 4S-50
. t i-.iii"- '" ';' '
' 'tll Jit 3 I?!-; i . f
The best of the Season, will be held at;'
isr
H I L L I P S H A L lw
On the Evening of the 24th inst;3
v tsx
ta
. . . - e t . ......
Tha above Ball will be given under the auspices of the
i-.Ji.j! lit niZJLoS,: uul u i
Liquor Dealers' - TTnioti
A I or this crrrf .IlivA
1 ?
--A'
large and select Orchestra have been secured
ii'hif asd stJct order. wU bo enloreed.i ... j
iBul tslq ka,iiqtui tut saw jX :
r .COMMITTFE OF ARRAWCJE.WEJTTB.t :
n . . .
R. S. KSOLLKSBKM, MtSii Ol CiSi'
Wlf. KOSTBACS,
a Si $-"'. ? t i- -V! MOBKtJHMTA.
' Tickets limfted,a'n:f for sale at Elder's Book Store,
and Bachmaa's Cigar Store, Mais street.1 imn
ore Mav, s
e.li ibdt ;5cs
SCCCBS40B; TO ; &i fssi
SI
.WJT AVINO; bought the . Stock or ; Ready - Made
JLlL Clothing, Piece Goods, wnd Furnishing Goods,
rf -cVSworR-, I propose to continue the business at
the old stand, corner of Main and, Marion ii tT.u L
I MR ,. JO HN A HC; QiWTM
The popuUrCutterfc continues , to superintend the
j r U&iftvog PepariiiieBC.'i
-rrrtlsi a THE,;MA,YiO
In referring to the above, I herewith recom
htead Mr. Theo. May, My eoecessor.f a ah honorable
gentleman, and .hope my old friends and customers
may" bestow tbe same liberal patronage on him that
the have extended toward me, and at the aasasjisis
I Sincerely thank my old patrons ' for tbe 'liberality
shown me. SAM. SWOPK. '
Richmond, Jan. 25, 1870 ,n t
dill?
CREAT SALE!
,cES3
m iiB ip . & c m ss
ft!(;"t; li!;ij U i" a" Q'A .f.a ,-'i'i
MONDAY, FEB 28, 10701
THE undersigned, Assignees of II. C. ELLIOTT,
A Co., inform tbe public that tbe stock of Goods
appraised as the property-of the Ass;gnOF-fcy.Richr
ard Jackson and Elwood Iladley, amounting to the
sumf 8,61.12S, will be offered for sale, eommeaet
cing on Monday, 28th of February, 1870,-and.will be
continued from day today until all are sold, 'for tbs
benefit of lrts crcdibrs4'-i ' r. - ?H;t
The stock consistsof a GENERAL ASSORTMENT
of DRY GOODS, UARPETliNG, etc.. and the Sale
being po.-itive and without reserve, it will attract the
attention of -alias 'the time for BARGAINS to be
purchased.'!,, , S; T. POWELC, bi'ji1
S " r ;w: S, T. MORTON Assignee.,
g Richmond,' Janl 25th, 1870. ' -! 1 J - G L2Q!tV1frf
rift HE undersigned offers a fine-Farm," situated 2U
JU " -mile Sooth-East Irom Richmond,' 6a the Rfch-
monq ana uasunc Aaraaika esatsiaiaga ; rrsas-q
There is, on the premises, a - Good Brick Boasft
Psssaa Barn-and necessary Out-Buildings, a Young
Orcbaid. The ; Farm t -id, good-repair, risk 80U,
weii-umoerea, and waiereo, ana win Je sold on setis
fsctoryjtrms : ft! ,"wa c-
".Fur particulars oi terms, spply tof w -,fi
(; Pfb-.A,"18flU- SflilfiOAJt WCl 408.td
BlAmondJTeb. 8thl870i .
t tt fal .a 1 Ti 11
1.
THEWOME fer the FBIENOLCS
Has been fitted up with a Laundry, and has faT 4 SS
! past few month 8 been successfully , engaged ; ia
, wasbiag aadlrouls. By this means We have been
3 able to contribute . laraelv towards. snpabaaT sas
daily wants of the Home We would respectfully I
: soliaif tbapatronaaa of saw pubne, ami warrant as4.-
; ifaction. Clothes will be sept ..for and returned la
i saod order at as lew rates er lawer f han ' an vwhere
else.? TIm applicatioa faraasbias;naay bslsft sttssr
i post omce, at tne tioius. onoutii otb street, aeartas.
corner oi Market, or wb say one1 of the managers.'
Oa behalf ot the Board.
R.M. COFFIN, President,
Richmond, Sept.1 .1989.
It
W0R81RArRElT, lt ihe Corner of Peari and
-Watai.ttreeU, No, ft, by , . .
4 at
AM
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rtXnOXC2 XJD9.04VHslsMSsas.fisv
1m9 mm directed from the Wayne Common PUas
Coart, I mm mip6m it ' PubKc BmU, si tbe
Coart
How door, fa taw town of CentratiUe, Way e
between the Wars of id o'clock A. M- and 4 o'clock
V M., of said'day, the followinr nroDartv to-wit
rtEast,dff1VI4$e Soalb Ul o h TorV
vratvMhssMwerpevEMsry im
of lands sold ai CJnciKoati, Ohio, ezaept three acres
offh'e Wt iioI-alU tistf.'v eoataimax tl scree
more or less. Said Una being situated in lbs coun
ty f Way and 8tar mMmm. ,.T-Mm seal as
thm property of Artbar H. Brown, to satisfy said d
ere In mt haei in favor sf Bsraaoa Clan. Sato
f" without relief f rim vsCuatkM or spprsJsesssat Issrs.
1 11-?.
4
i6'
Z.m
u etm mm esom .
j.iw lis alifjiaii sr -rAKD-j $
I oe iu-m w ,btf .
Biol
Hi
2 4 A I t
cttwn Firj tad sixa.
RICHMOND, INO.
bisnUfcswsfcjssi rsssphatftoiMlsSlf
style desyes.: V14 xwas rsbossa. vianK JMoas tor
Counting" RoumSw " 4
K. K. CorporatRJa.
hArt, f-p, JiswtttaeUirsts, f
CoUagas, Schools, ."
-- -r y t
Made td ord
erof tnenest Paper In the SsarkM.- 'Frist
sL RsJsdkssVBdsad inrsMslyls s4 warcaatsAjr
94 Paper Riling, sad sit Work belonging to-a BinSSf,
sxecuted nea tly, )ranapaly, and st tha lowest ratea.
S i S5 Sm. esf-i .ow9;! laW.'S. 6?
"i B.' ' " ' uvrmi ijjt. r;
"allcock s: pooUs PiJUJTEas
seem to possess sr2ssiay'f 'f' A'-t
and imparting It i tbe body,' Wkeroby the ewsalSwS
of the Mood teco-naeS equalized apea the palfti wbsrs
spplieVnibc.ss4S,s4 niHbM actios . to ceess.,
The Porous plaswrs-sts IsKibU, ssstfsaai 'of Mas
help to those who, hays weak Wetof or palw
side-. Especially ire ibey rsloabU ts those who bars
aegWcted colds.? They srw often prsKStiv.s of Ca
sumption; nay, they are believed to have lenseaed
the grasp ot this terrible affliction aod been mainl
ion tru mental ia effecting s mum. Ia variabis elissastsit
they ehouldbe worn os the breast or f itaesa sis t
shoulders, or over the kidneyi. by those Whosreinb
jeet to Ukcrold easily. . .;4r-4PACa
HORSES-.,
rmHOUANDS OP HORSES DIK YEARLY
-' it from Colic' vrbfar ned not be. Dr. ToMss'
Venetian Horse Lioiment will positively cars '"; sassy
ease, if Trrvert whea first tskra. - The eostis sary oas
d6Hr.:-BvTy, owner of a horse should hsvs s bottle
in bis stable." ready for use. ' It is warranted swpsri
or -tn-asyftrm etas for the ears of cuts, win4-gHs,
swellings, sore throat, sarsfas, braisss, atd astaS.
Ac: "This Liniment is as asw rssssiy. It tias bean
sed andappntved Tortl years by the flrwi horse
men in tbe country. . Given to an over-drirea horse,
it acts like magic. Orders are constantly received
4yon tho ntdmi mmbUajf jpfoadt for lt.rTbs aW
braied Ukam WaaasaCL afttinfaaosSsa U for
ye.n. Col.Pbilo P. Bash of tbe Jerome Raes Coarse,
baa given -a rtiAoate biett can ba ssaa at tbs Da
pit, stating that after yaara of trial,, it is tbs best ia
the warU." Bim addrsss is Tordbswi N. Y-. No oas
once using it will evss as without it. It is pat ap la
.pipt bottles... Sold by tha DruggisU a nd Saddlers,
fhwbffhoat the United States. Depotl Park Hssw,
Bsaaaoxn, Nor. mt.
We, the undersigned, Denasta of Richmond, snd
irfwfVy. db hereby sgrcS.Sa oar honor as gsatlsssaa
and 1 members of tha ' Dental Profestei ta aataa
trtctry by the following Bill of Prices, to taks
from this dste.aov. sr, tsnvs " - -
A TuTl set of 28 Teelh.on Rubber, (Onni-
Teeth,) .... .s .. .....--... 4S
A half set of 14 reeth , on Rabaar, ( Oum i C O ' -' -
-rTeVtl,).t?-... 20 sa
One Tooth on Rubber, (Gum.) .... .... A OS
Each Additional Tooth, on Rabber.Gum 0
AruUsetaf Tspossry3,ee4h, Cflsia f
A half set "of Temporary Teeth, (Plain
- -.Tejpth,) .i. ..,'i.,'i'H 0 T OS
One "Tooth on Rubber. Tempo ry........ 3 0a
Each additional Tooth, on Rubber, Tem-
tt porary wiw.si. i. J. 1 ............. .
A full set of Teeth f 28) on Gobi,... .
1 &
12a 00
65 00
10 00
4 00
40 00
20 00
ft 00
Ahatr " " " CM).4
One Tooth, on Gold,
Each additional Tooth,
A fiflrVrtf svfcYwer srvsrS Babaer,
A half i4 'U M- m iOf W Ufa
Oaa-TAbotb on Silver.
A-full set of 28 -Teeth, on Alminua,r i -. .
A half it . - - i
vr 50 00
A half " " 14 ' ' ' ' ' 4 25 SO
One Tooth rr. TT. 00
Each additional Tooth,... ;.',.i .l tt.ir 50
Reuairiaa. oa Rubber, each Toothy... , rt,.,200
Reietrinr tTnw r Lower Sat,-.....X. 6lr'- 10 00
traetias:flosl) Taotb,witb Oas ar .T ,-4-: t. v
r--o--Csisasiarai .. -.... ;-:;-.a na
Eashraddiuanal Tooth, aadcr aams sp. , . - ; f
Q By mmmm m a a a C ' 1 iwd
Extracting one (1) Tooth, 50
Tilling" ordinary cavities with gold, froni ft 50 to S 00
Large crown savitiea, . 44 . ..S 00 to 10 00
Trealoient of nerva and fiBias; aervs and " r "
"crew a cavities, from ........ lOOto 1000
Filling with Tin or Silver Amalgam.from 1 00 to S 00
Cleaning Teeth, woraT. .. .... 50cts ta 5 00
Treatment of Irregularities of Teeth, '" '
from 5 00 to 50 00
All previous engagements for work to be done un
der this Bill of Pnoas, , ? -f t---.-m A
' No deductions or deviation will be mad from th 0
above prices in any ease whatever.
Term. Potitierlg Caak. '
. WM. Rr WEBSTER, . -ifM?!rEWTOS;'-Xfc
THOS. ROSE, ,&C2&D
W Q. IIEWETf ;
M. af. DILLIS.
A.H.NEWTON.
n38-5mo
HfEBE
ALVE-
100 years' tbutWOXfieitPtn. 8AI.YE kS
bjn,the. secret of .an .old Caaasetisat faauly by tba
aaaas sf Pliaebe Baksr J Jaw Vow -H comas forth M
bless mankind.. Its .power to A IX AY PAIN, ta
ftTTHESUFFttIN;,to 1TCAI. WOITNDS.
is very extrsardiasS;ae bkeof it has never been
knownwI0()0 persons alreadv bear testimony. Oas
jMwsaa sTf t Ktt1$$$i so t wsukf not b
without i t if ii cost 110, or I had to go all the way
.to N- Y. for it. Pbysieians Use and recommend it.
snd $5 pots ars ordered daily lor Hospitals ana Fab
lie Institutions, tosrery part or tbs CS., ,,, . , ;
For Cats. Bar as.
Boils, Brniieii
WITH
OUT IT
Sores, UIeers,t;aa
. .tCaaaaasl L4a aad
ZimmZi I Ilsma's.ErsHMtasis.
in THE
I niea, fjaras, ataa
HOUSE
1 Aalssais, arc. ate.
All Drriggists keep 4 rsVsale!
Address COOTAn CO.,-,
..osi"? -wo 4 rJsss tja sjr:.sf?JBi
oslar's'. Bat, Roach, t As, gsjfawsaUaAwrsv
af2astag's' fiesbSaa; . SxlwisaaBMsatra. f-. r fwa
Castars (pare) f aseet Paar4t. : 1 . s
KswiarBacktharsi Salre.' ' "
CotsWXr6r Solreat. "
43ostars Caaarb UssasJr.
atarsM BsLciqfaa! Ptaa Ba.st A r
I lifliQi:asPrataamaBat.a i-!-H'
bT SOLD ererywbera.
ASK M
: for "COSTAR'S- (taks as afoar.)
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Nw. AD VUTl8E12ENT&
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t sr . iO torrCra?&t sad erA aas.
ssd sfsaal ssaa) asUy-acIad, by esassss.