The Richmond palladium. [volume], December 24, 1870, Image 3

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AND
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are requested to leave Ibeir favors with either
of the alxive houses.
LOC AX. 1 iECOBD.
EikLnAM School Is cot for a short vaca
tion. FMdis.Kj in Boston vicinity are holding on
to Ihrif hogs in anticipation of better prioes.
T:ti week Jak ftm-t has done much to
ward illustrating hi b me away up north.
ir.dcvrs are frc&cced with his magic touch.
Acv.riiTiJ murdorets on the plea of insan
ity, is petting: to lie quite common.
Tun l'an Handle Route wanted eleven
brakcrcen, tot failed to get them.
Wx understand that lights are to be placod
over each face of the town-clock, to enable
y-ernons to got the exact time after dark. A
good idea.
"Fikst it blew, then it anew, then it thew,
and then frix Lorrid," pretty well describes
our toa titer.
A BEAiiirci. paictinjc .representing a scene
in Switzerland, executed by James Rogerson,
Is on exhibition at J. E. Miff's tobacco store
Sr. Akpkkws Church will have Grand
Mass to-night. The music- will be fine and
the display grand.
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Fowls are cheaper than beef or pork at
i"""""
"KmiKo on behind" has begun. Almost
every sleigh flashing along has several urch-
ins clinging on.
Qi'Ait.9 sell for one dollar per dozen ; rab-
its for 20 cents apiece.
GsMERAL Jeff. C Davis, U. S. A., passed
through Indianapolis the other day, on bis
way to New York city.
Ti:e Connersvilio Examiner says Richmond
wants Holly Water Works.
A Coon fat cat in i'ris is worth $1.20.
The cold weather is bard on Gas-meters
Several have been frozen.
A. R. Ab.'T was shot dead the other day
wtiilo luaping a fenco. His carcass brought
twenty cents.
For 'Our Saturday Night,' Bee
fourth page of Palladium.
Jikglb ! jingle! has enlivened
the city for the past week.
Grekn, who was arrested for
celling liquor and keeping a disor
derly house, is out of jail on bis
friend's security.
Grace Church waa largely at
tended Sunday Eve. The singing
of the Hutchinson Family was very
tine and beautiful.
TnocoH the weather has been
very cold, many gunners have trod
the snow for game.
Luwis, who attempted to get
awav with George Wilson's tools
aometime'ago, has been consigned
to the penitentiary for two years.
A sii.vku goblet is to be given
to tho best 'Irish breakdown at
the St. Mary's bull, next week.
Skating, in Richmond, commen
ced on Thursday. The boys, those
sportive pioneers, had lots of fun
on Write water.
Circulars of "Holly's system of
firo protection and water supply"
have been pretty well distributed
in the city by the manufacturing
company.
Indianapolis hears of an amateur
can-can association in her midst.
Anticipations of can-can parties
during the winter exist.
The Council has put notices in
the depot warning idlers against
beinij around.
The usual resolution declaring
what property shall be taxed and
what exempt, was passed by city
council Tuesday night last.
Tuesday evening the Rich
u: :::onia had.a delightful rei
imond
reunion.
The deputy Sheriff, J L Smith,
committed matrimony last Tuesday
veek he toled a Storey.
Resolution regarding exemption
of property of some of oar citizens
whose property was burnt, was in
definite' postponed by the council.
The supper at Boston, Ind., on
Sat u ad ay night last, was, we learn,
a pleasant rc union of friends and,
pecuniarily, a success also. The
Universalist Church there, is in a
nourishing condition.
When the sid-walks are covered
with ice, then aro the righteous
and wicked on nn rquality, for they
arc both "on slippery places."
A perpetual injunction ia asked
for relative to the collection of
taxes in this and NcwGarden town
ship, for the benefit of the R. A
Ft. Wayne Railroad appropriation.
Preparations are being made for
a Supper find Tableaux Entertain
ment for the benefit of the Homo
of the Friendless. Duo notice of
time, place and terms will soon be
given.
A d V.KKEY i n Paris, Ohio, tried
to carvo another darkey with a
razor the other day, and the effort
resulted in some eerious wounds.
The bill repealing the franking
privilege passed the House, bv a
vote of 103 to fo, to lake effect
July, 1871, Free interchange of
publications, and the free circula
tion of papers within the county
where published.
In the abundance of apples, in
Maiu.e the people have takwn to
cider dii iking. The result is that
evt-rt where cider-drunkards are, to
be found; end a cidcr-droukard is
the meanest, dirtiest piece of hu
manity in violence.
Tkukihlb Slalqhtkii. At
Reed'a slaughter-house, Saturday
evening, one hundred nd nine
hogs wero killed and hung up in
twenty-nine minuter.
Two building Associations al
roady, in eucccssful operation, nud
a third cne just starting In the
tatter, not lees than two hundred
and filty shares already taken.
Capital stock $100,000. Cull on
Poe Jc Iiussel for shares.
SP" I lotuer LJargis hus 1 1 ed way fas
mous Oponfront Stoves, which have
both cottro and sido draft, consuming
all the coal, patent blower and reversible
collars, which renders it the best Open
Front heading Stove made.
Masonic. At the regular com.
munic:dion of We'b L.odge No. 24
the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year:
Bros; D W Johnson, W M; C S
Marlatt, S W; L R Land, J W; J J
Koney, Troas, S C Byer, Sec; E G
Wei ver ton, Tyler.
The Oasaiene Lamps at Harvey's are
the bust no danger of explosions they
arc perfectly safe, and the light they
emit h equal to gas and much cheaper.
Go to his Lamp Store, nearly opposite
j Huntington Lfouse, Main street, and bay
(Safety Light they are equal to a life
insurance policy.
Tub guilty one (who took the
money from Mr. Little) in-
(stead of being sent to the neniten
tiary; was sentenced to two years'
confinement in the Home of the
Friendless. We understand taat
this institution will have the care
of female couvicts in future, and
that it has been, or will be, incor
porated by the State.
SGo to the Millinery Store of Mrs. S.
A. Ilifp, for latest Fall and Winter" styles
of Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, Feath
ers, and Millinery Goods of ali descriptions.
Call and see for yourselves, Ladies.
Indianapolis tor the last few
eveniugs ha3 had an entertainment
at the Aoadcmy of Music, called
tho Chii3tmas Tide Bazaar.' It
was conducted by the Indies of the
St. Paul's Cathedral. A&7U0 car
riage was voted to the most popu
lar t lergyman of the city. Episco
pal clergyman not voted for.
Fakmkks, Look IIkhe! Monitor
Navy 2; cents a plug at 1 1 if f 's, 228
JWain stseet. Best brands of Vir
ginia Black and Bright Navy at the
same price, and alf other goods in
proportion.
The Coifed States Patent La.rs.with in.
structions how to obtain Patents, is the title
of a work of 112 pages, sent to in bv Mux
A Co., 37 Park Row, New York. It also con
tains the official rules, forms for patent deeds,
hints on selling patents. 13'" diagram: of nn
I chanical movements, and a large variety of
I other useful information. It is a book reallv
worth having, and can be hi, free hv all who
will send their names to Messers. ih'N.v .t Co.
as above.
Christmas again; but Dickens is
not here. He will be missed more
while the Holiday fires burn and
the miatletoc is fresh on the wall
than at acy oth: r time of the year.
Christmas is on Sunday. Why
not regard Monday as Christinas
and allow the laboring millions to
enjoy a week-day of re&t? Surely
no harm could come from it.
Fast and Good. About the
first of this; mouth, while old 'Jack
Frost' was asleep, A. J. Wooton
& Bro , in tiga day, completed the
brick-work of W. D. Mendpnhall'a
building, which contains 97,000
brick. Myrick ds Stevenson were
the contractors for the entire com
pletion of the building.
We ask the particular attention
of cur readers to the discussion
between 'Volo' and 'Nolo,' on the
Tariff question. They both han
dle their pens as though they were
not at a loss for words. It is a
dry subject; but they are throwing
considerable interest into it, be
cause they are reaching towards
the most tender part of humanity;
1 the pockets of the People.
Mooke's Rural NbwYokkkr.
One of the best, if not tdk best
Agricultural Papers published in
his country, is the Rural New
: Yorker, published at New York
jCitypnd at Rochester, N. Y. by
j IX D T. Moore. The price per
i year is given in another column,
land, to say that it is the largest
I and cheapest paper in the country
i would be the truth and no flattery.
I We commend it to our farmer
friends ns eve y way worthy of
their patronage.
Messrs. Nye & St trr, are selling
Stoves of mo-t beautiful oattcrn,
at pticrs that cannot fail in indu
cing all who may want a superior
article that will please the wife, to
call at their Depot Stove Store and
purchase one Their stock canrot
he surpassed iu variety, goodness,
aud cheapness in tho city. Call
and see.
On the 30th inst , the Red Men
of this city, propose to have a pro
cession and oration in the after-
noon, and, in the evening, a Grand
Ball and Supper, to which all who
are invited will be allowed to par.
ticipate. They will all appear in
cosiume, ana tnose attending will
be furnished costumes.
Tickets, 82,o0, including Supper.
Gallery 25 cents,
The entertainment comes off at
Lyceum Hall, and the Year will bo
closed vith fitting festh itie.
The Mayor Beunett-O-ne.
Last week we alluded to this disgraceful
affair, and stated that the Grand Jury bad
the matter in charge and it would be attend
ed to. This has now be9n done, and the re
sult of tho investigation is that three in
dictments were found against the Mayor. 1st,
Assault and Battery with intent to kill; Sd,
Assault and Battery; 3J, Carrying Concealed
Weapons. Whilst the Gran i Jury were at
tending to the Bennett-Case.the Board of Po
lice disposed of the Chief. M. M. Lacey, for
the following good and sufficient reasons:
"1st, That M M Lacey has failed to perform
bis duty as Chief of Polica in permitting an
affray in his office k iown ns Police Head
Qurlers, between T. W, Bennttt and Smith
Cae.
"2nd, That M. M. Lacey, has failed to sat
isfy the requirements of Sec. 1, of the Rules
and regulations governing the Police Fdfcre:
"No officer can necessarily expect to re
tain his office, unless his conduct be such as
to secure the good will of the respectable
portion of the community."
Col. John S. McGraw, was appointed in the
place of Maj. Lacey. This is a good ap
pointment and universally satisfactory. The
Board have the cases of other members of the
Force under advise ruect, under Sec. 1 above
quoted. They are in the line of duty and will
be sustained. Our neighbor of the Indepen
dent is mistaken when he eays tho Council
'confirmed' the action of the Hoard relative
to Maj. L.s removal that was one of the :
Board's specific duties and needed no process
of confirmation. . More
The following is a poetic description of the
affair furnished ns by our friend 'Throttle,'
who has stuck to the text and made the sub
ject "mellow"-dious:
For the Pelladiura.
An Object in the Dark f
Three Familiar Pictures of the Marl
oh Street Mellow-Dram-ma.
BY THROTTLB.
The street was dimly lighted
as many will remember
On a winter's night in '70,
The fifteenth of December;
The "quarter s," in Meek's house,
And the ent'rance is on Main,
And the house is on the right
As you go to R. R. train:
So if you'll give attention,
And to my story hark,
I'll tell you as 'twas tald to me,
W hat happened in the dark:
An object seen on Fifth street,
Was hurryijg 'long the walk,
When from an upper window
A maid was heard to talk:
OhI Mr. M an 1 1 do please como herel"
She said in much alarm,
"There is a man at my back-door,
Who aims to do some harm 1"
The object, then, the back-door seeks,
For he courage did not lack.
And in the shadow of a house,
He perform 'd a flank-movement taok.
Then hoarsely cries the object:
"Come go wi.h me my man.
For to stop this cursed prowling,
We have in view a plan ; "
Then straightway to "head-quarters,"
To the Chif their footsteps wend
The object then, in silence.
Departs to find a friend;
But 'tis no longerdarkness
A prisoner in tlu light,
And here is in re "his honor" says,
Was commencement of the fight:
Ill-humor had the upper hand' '
Of him who was arrested,
And Mr. M-an came back and found
i The prisoner's coat divested;
He with the Chit a council held,
Brief consisting of a word
And then abusive language
From Mr. M an is tu-ard ;
He strikes quick blows, his eyes do Hash,
Hit voice is like a lion's roar.
Then prisoner w ith "his honor,"
Lie struggling upon the floor.
A friendly "drop light then comes
Down," (the words of Mi. M-au)
And train'd to be of seivice,
Makes fast tho prisoner's hand,
Heroically be struggles.
Put fast is losing pround,
And in this sad condition,
Him wicked tints do pound 1
The "drop-light" once more blazing
Light flickers through the room ;
The Chief, like giod Samaritan,
Then camphors up his woands.
The pris'ner's wounds all campborei,
He speaks of "prosecution,"
But Mr. M-an can't hear the tnongLt
Of ofjxci I tlittolution;
So vainly tries to smooth it o'er,
But he found too hard a CWf
And with a pistol in his hand,
Strikes prisoner in the fs-e!
With might and main the muzzle
Plows up the yielding cheek
The door was kickad frora out-side,
And their secret sprung a leakl
On the steps were footsteps beard.
All making such a clatter,
A head was jamui'd between the door
In fweing "w-hat's the matter?"
And Mr. M-an assured them
No unusual sound oame o'er.
But a keen eye soon discovered
A sorry sight in gore !
I suggest a ppeedy trial
Should be quickly brought to bear.
Redress an outraged People,
By punishing the M ayor.
"A Valcaiils Book. We ca!l
attention to the advertisement thus
headed in another column of to
day's paper. It is designed by
the publisher, to mako the work
indispensable to every Christian
family and every Minister of the
Gospel. It is the most complete
compend of important information
which has been compiled in this
country, containing over 220 pa
ges, and tho prico is only 3100.
The Departments of the work,
is as follows, 1st. Explanations of
the Cycles of Times; 2d, A Civil
and Commercial Department; 3d,
An extensive Agricultural De
pal tment, giving Statistics of tho
various products of the country;
4th, An Ecclesiastical Department;
5th, Department of Chnrch Work,
containing the Clati-tics of Be
nevolent Contributors for the coun
try nt large; Cth, An Educational
Department, with a complete Li it
of Colleges throughout the conn-
tr3' flm1 tlle,r Piesulents; 7th, A
similar List of the Theological
Seminaries of all denominations;
8th, Medical Department, Medical
Colleges, Arc ; 9th, Legal Depart
ment, Law Schools, &c.
Address,
Sidney E. Morsb, Jr. & Co.
37 Park Row, New York.
Gkorge Jonks, who was so un-
fortunate as to badiy injure his
arm on the rail-road some time
ago, has returned from New York,
to which city he has been on a
Tisit.
Ladibs of the 'upper-ten' are
anxious to know from where the
fashions will come, now that Taris
is beseiged. Husbands fervently
Lope they won't como at all.
1 fimtin r f rtnl wao f t A1 v
The Riverside skating-park
opened Thursday evening.
Mr. Drniel Reefsnyder, former
ly of this city, died ou the 10th
nst. in Brltiaiore city, of con
sumption.
Sunday last was a damp, disa
greeahlc day, and most cilixenp
stayed indoors.
The express train on the Pan
Handle coming west, was delayed
tivc hours on Monday on account
of the heavy fall of snow.
In Texas you will find sympa
thizing friends. If you have the
blues and request a man to shoot
you he'll do it; and the Judge will
Ic-t'yonr murderer go, and prove
that he is entitled to your mule.
Every where we see accouuts of
some bold cat jumping from a four
story house without injury. Cats
must be practising for some grand
-4 piece of burglary.
While you aro merry making
during the holidays, don't forget
, the poor. These you always have
with you. And remember that
He, whose memory is commemor
ated by Christmas, commanded
you not to forget the poor.
Accident. A brakeman on the
E. & H. Road, James Cunningham
by name, lost both legs near Som
erville, Friday, by falling between
the cars, and died from the effects.
White water is 'muchly' redden
ed by the blood flowing so pro
fusely into it from the slaughter
house. It is said that King William
feeds his men on salt mackerel be
fore a battle, then tells them that
ten thousands kegs of beer await
them over the heights, upon which
the soldiers fight desperately.
What ideas crazy folks have
An inaane farmer, dovn east, has
built a 8200 pig pen, grained and
papered inside.
a m
Phillips Hall was pretty wel
filled on Monday Eve, by those of
our citizens who love good siDg-
mg, end they heard it from the
Hutchinson Family.
Our paper is being enlivened by
a series of communications signed
'Homo,' on the 'Woman Suffrage
question, which are ably written,
and, we think well calculated to
convince. Read them.
One of our exchanges thinks
that tho sting of a bee carries con
viction with it, because it makes a
man a bee-leaver. Whether this
is so or not, it Is true neverthe
less, that Eugene Harrold has ev
ery thing in his Drugstore f the
healing of the sick and afflicted.
Go there and patronize him.
Wa notice in Thursday's 'Radi
ical,' an advertisement for a wife,
whoso age must be between twen
ty aud thirty. That paper says
it's from a 'brother editor. We
see be has got a customer who
dales her u-ivo from Newport,
and use the last 'Telegram as a
mc iium t- convey it. 11 ml but
he's iu hick!
Ct.n a man who owes his shoe
maker say his solo is his own ?
Bat then there is no nead of any
body being in debt for boots and
shoes. Estell A Sons sell theso
good, of the best quality, at such
a low price that everybody ought
to be supplied. Their stock is
very lsrge. The weather demands
that the ftet should be well clothed.
The place to get boots or shoes is
at EstelL & Sons, No. 181 Main
Street.
Talking about soles, on is re
minded of the body, and to "IftM'p
it in good trim, it is necessary to
take IUedicinf and flm nlono .
tivt. IUCUI(,IIH-, ana me place tO
nrOCIirP it ia f TVT n pl'..,l' J
liut,ure u 19 at al. IS. JJaliard 8 :
D. g'
iIIStOre, near the Depot, Where '
. I . ... - . .
everytninr; m his line can ha had
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at. lair and just prices. lie is one
of the moat careful caterers for
Physicians,!!) filling their prescrip
tions, in the city.
Tueft. A young man, who has
for sometime accompanied the
world rc-nowned Van Amburo'a
in hi wanderings, and who had at
last returned here to his family,
stele 840 from Martin Bennett an
Monday night last. Tho loss of
the trancy was discovered and Po
liceman Bennett set upon the track
of tho t'-ief; and the young maa
wa3 arrested in that part of our
city known as the 'flats,' where he
had already ridded himself of a
portion of tho ill begotten stamps.
Mrs. Mendenhall residing on
Main, between Pearl and Front
while sitting in the house Saturday
evening, was frightened badly by
a ball from a pistol, coming through
the window, and passing Uer head
dangerously near. Policeman Ben
nett was sent for, but he failed to
lears whether it was intentional or
accidental.
ii uuiiutvu o i tut a cn umevt tu
fine of
1'iltftbarg, Ciuciunnt', and St. l ouis
Kail wny.
PAN-HANLhTe ROUTE:
Depart. INDIANAPOLIS.
Aceommoda'n 5.20 amiFasl Lino..
Arrive
6.34 am
Accommoda'n 8.10 am
Eii ress ... 1 1.47 am
rast Line ... 2.40 pm :
South'n Exp 11.58 pm
.South. Exp. S.IOpmc
Accommoda'n ft.IOpins
Una ps Kxpr JU.i) pm
PI QUA find CULl'Mlil'S.
Fast Line 6.34 arrjFast Line 2. "5 pm
Express 11.47 au i South Lxpr 1 1.68 pm
DAYTO.N hii-I ( on;.im s.
Accommoda'n 6.50 anijcc mmnda'n 5.20 am
Fast Line S.15 pnJ-nd'ps Kxpr i.'if) pm
ludp's Expr 10.45 projUaii 6.3,5 pm
HAMILTON nud CINCINNATI.
Chicago Exp 6 4 . nirjChicsgo '.'ail V2.10 ru
Chicago llail.,7.00 pn ) O'hicago Exp 10.C5 pm
LOCiANSPOIlT ntl CHICAGO.
Chicago Mail 12.40 m Chicago Exp. .6 30 am
Chicago Exp 10.05 puijChicago Mail. .6. 55 am
RICHMOND nnd WINCHESTER.
Accommod'n 4.00 pin Aocouiun;d'n 9.00 am
MAILS Arrival and Depart n to.
opess. CLoPB ,
Cincinnati, through
Cincinnati and way
Chicago, through
Chicago and way ...... ..
Columbus and way .
Dayton and wav
7.30 pin 6.15 am
12.40 pm 6.30 pm
7,30 sm S.On pm
7.20 am;i2.IOpm
3.00 pm 11.15am
3 00 pm'i".15 am
7.30 am 7.40 am
Indianapolis and through
Iniiianapolis and way.. ..
Winchester and way....
12.15 pm 2.10 pm
y.3o am J .'.') pm
Arba,
11. CO pn-i 12.00 tn
12.0 ) m 2.00 pm
12. (0 in 1.00 pm
Rloomicgsport
Fairhaven
Libert v route
6.00 pm 7."0 am
3B- Office open from 7:00 A. M . to 8:00
F M On Sunday, from 9:00 to 10:00 A St
I. H. JULIAN. P. M.
Special !N"otIcos.
Dlt. SCUEXCIC ADriSCS coxsuxr
TIVES TO GO TO FLORIDA IX
WIXTEU.
Haviso fortHo last thirty-five 3-oar3 devotrd mv
whole time and attention to the study cl 'lunt; dis
eases and consumption, I foci that i understand
rally th courne that culit to bt. pursued tu r( Oir3
a tolerably bad caso .f diseased luns to litaithy
eoundncsH. Tbe first and incst iniruitant tun In,
for Uie patient to avoid taking culd ; and the best
of all i!ac' on tUia continent for tliU j.wposc, in
winter, is Florida, well down in the Stale, where
the temperature i a regular, and not subject to finch
variations as in more northern latitudes. I'alatka
la a point I can recommend. A t-ood hotelis kept
there by Poterman. Last winter I saw several per
sons there whooe luncs had been badly diseased, bnt
who, under the neaiui inttuence of the climate and
my medicines, were getting well.
One hundred mites farther down the river la a
point which I would prefer to l'alatka, u the tem
perature is more even, and the air dry and bracing.
Meilonville and Enterprise are located there.
abould give a decided preference to Alellonville : it
Is two miles frora river or lake, and It seems almost
Impoasibleto take cold thero. The tables in Florida
micht be better, and patients complain at times:
but that is a eood sitm. as it indicates a return of
appetite; and, when this is the case, thev generally
increase in tiesh, and then the luiik-s m ust heal.
-Jacksonville, Ilibernia, Green Cove, and many
other places in various parts of Florida, can be bafo
ly reewmmended to consumptives in winter. Jly
reasons for saying so are, that patients are less lia
ble to take cold there than where thcie is n less
even temperature; and it la not necessary to sav.
that, where a consumptive person exposes himseif
to frequent colds, he is certain to die shortly:
therefore, my advice is, go well down into the Mate,
out of tbe reach of prevailing east winds and fge.
Jacksonville, or almort any other of the localities
I have named, will benefit those who arctroublcd
with a torpid liver, a disordered stomach, dui sm-ed
nowela, sore throat, or cough; but, for those whoso
lunvs are diseased, a more southern point is ear
nestly recommended,
for fifteen years prior to 1WS, I was profession
ally in iew l ork,IVoston, Ualtimore, and l liiladt i
phiaaverr week, where I saw and examined on an
avera.ee live hundred patients nw-c.k. A praetico
so extensive, embracing; every possible phnpeot'lung
disease, has enabled me to understand the disease
fully ; and hence my caution in retard to taking
coia. A person may taKe vast Quantities or
rtchenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Seaweed Tonio, and
Mandrake Pills," and yet die ii ho does not avoid
laitui com.
In Florida, nearly everybody is using Schcnck'a
Mandrake Pills; for the climate is more likely
to produce bilious hablta than more northern lati
tudes. It is a well-established fact, that native
of Florida rarely die of consumption, especiallv
tbose of the southern part. On the other hand, in
ew England, one-third at least of the population
die of this terrible disease. In the Middle Mates,
it does not prevail so largely ; still there aro many
thousands of cases there. What a vast percentage
of life would be saved if consumptives were ru
easily alarmed In regard to taking fresh colds as they
are aboutccarletfever, sniail-pox.&c. ! but thev aro
not : they lake w hat they term a little cold, w"hicli
they are credulous enough to believe will w ear off
In a few days. Xhey pay no attention to it, and
hence it lays tho foundation for another end an
other still, until the lungs are diseased beyond all
liope of cult. 4
My advice to persons whose luncs aro affected,
even slightly, is to lay in a stock of Schenck'a Pul -Clonic
Hyrtip, Schenck's Seaweed Tonic, and
fcebenek's Mandrake Pills, and go to Florida. 1 re
commend these particularmedicines, because I am
thoroughly acquainted with their action. I know,
that, where they are used in strict accordance with
my directions, they will do the work that is ro-
3 ulrcd. This accomplished, nature will do the rest,
he physician who prescribes for cold, couj;h, or
riifcht sweats, and then advises the patient to walk
or ride out every day, will be sure to have a corpso
on ids hands before long.
My planis, to give my three medicines in accord
ance with the printed directions, except in some
cases where a freer use of the Mandrake Pills is
necessary. My object' is, to give tone to the stom
ach, to Be' up a good appetite. It is always a
food sign when a patient begins to grow liunzry ;
have hopes of such. With a relish for fmd,and
tho gratiflcation of that relish, comes good blood,
and with it more flesh, which is closely followed
hy a healing of the lungs, thenthocouh loosens
and abates, the creeping chills and claminv night
s weals no longer prostrate and annoy, alid the
patient gets well, provided he avoids taking cold.
ow, there are manv consumptives who have
not the means to go to Florida. The question mar
be asked. Is there no hope for such? Certainly
there is. My advice to such is, and ever has b en,
to stay in a warm room during the winter, with a
temperature of about seventy degrees, winch
should be kept regularly at that point by means of
a thermometer. Let such a patient Uike his exer
cise within the limits of tho room by walking up
and down as much as his strength will permit, in
order to keen uu a healthv circulation of the blood.
J have cured thousands by this system, and can dj
so again. Consumption ia as easily cured as any
other disease. If it is taken in time, and tho proper
kind of treatment is pursued. The fact stands un
disputed on record, that 5tehenek's Pulmonic
Syrup, Mandrake Pills, and .Seaweed Tonic have
cured very many of what seemed to be hopeless
cases of consumption, tio where you will, y.ni will
be almost certain to And some poor consumptive
who lias been rescued from the very jaws, of death
by their use
So far as the Mandrake rills are concri-nr.!.
everybody should keep a supply of them on hand.
They act on the liver better than calomel, and
leave none of its hurtful effects behind. In fact,
they aro excellent in all cases where a purgative
medicine is required. If you have partaken too
freelv of fruit, and diarrhoea ensues, a dose of Mia
Mandrakes will cure you. Jf you are subject to
sick headache, take a dose of the Mandrakes, and
they will relieve you in two hours. If you would
obviate the etfect of a change of water or the too
free indulgence in fruit, take one of the Mandrakes
every night, and you may then drink water, and
vat water-melons, pears, a'utiles, plums, peaches, or
corn, without the risk of being made sick by them.
They will protect those who live in damp situations
against chills and fevers. Try them. '1 hey uta
perfectly harmless. They can do you good onlv.
I have abandoned my professional visits to I!os
ton and 'ew York, but continue to see patients ut
my ofliee. No. 15 iortb. sixth fitretft, iTiiladelphia,
every Saturday, from 9, a.m.. to 3, p a. i hose who
wish a thorough examina tion w ith the Uespirorr.eter
will be charged Ave dollars. The Kespiionieter
declares the exact condition of thu lunge; and
patients can readily learn whether they are cur
able or not. But 1 desire it distinctlv understood,
that the value of mv medicines depends entirely
upon their being taken strictly according to direc
tions. In conclusion, I will say, that when persons
take my medicines, and their svstro-i r.. i..m-tit
It !"., I,ealt'1y condition thereby, thev lire not s.
Jfhable to take cold; yet no one with diseased liing
into healthy condition therein- thev n m not so
h , uaUKn change ut atmosphere, without
the liability of KreatcrorU-ialrriutUon of the hron-
chial tubes.
directions In all languages accompany mv
, . ...... ' lll.l rtllV . 1 1 1 " (..li,
.lhein iUuuJ consulting me, r.nd can i.o
uougut iiom any aruggist.
any druggi
J. it. Schesck, M.IX,
So. l5Xorth Sixth Street, Philadelphia.
JOIIN IIKXTtY, 7
S COLLEGE rLA.CE, XEW XUJZ1C.
WHOLESALE AGENT.
I have for the past eiVlit months
constantly used one of the S12
Oride Gold Lever Watches, manu
factured by Chas. P. Norton fc
Co., 86 Nassau Street, New York,
and foimd the total variation in its
time but one-half minute, (30 sec
onds,) and it retains the ame ap
pearance of gold as when purchas
ed. Several of our men uso them
for correctness and wear.
HORACE W. WIIITAKER,
Conductor Erie Railrnad Co. 29m 3
Thoai2 Lever Watch, No. 3,
580, purchased from Chti3. P. Nor
ton fe Co., 8G Nassau Street, New
York, January 5th, has been car
ried, by me over six months, with
a total variation in time of only 26
seconds, without the slightest reg
ulating, and presents the same
brilliancy of color as wl:en pur
chased. JAMES R. WILTON. Sec.
American S, M. Co., N. Y.
New York, Jnly SOth, 1S70. 20ai3
& wo e v
W -tf A &
FURNACES!
JB Bargis'
Agent for the Morning G-lory, Base Burning,
Hot Air Furnaces. One Fire lasts
all the Season. -
ALSO, Kichawison, Uoynton A Co.'s POKTABLK nud RllICK SUTT FUR
NACES, for Wood, Hard or Soft Coal. They will gire more Heat, with less Ex
pense, than any other manufactured" Parties wanting PITH CE. .r ;n;t ..it
and see tnem before purchasing. Prices rasonab!o. Satisfaction Rtiarranteed in settiuz
them.
19-tf
S5
GOOD
S8
AT OLD PRICES.
As the sole Agents in tho United .States for
tbe Lirerpool Watch Co. we are authorized by
them to close oat a lare line of European
Watches, Chains, Ac now in stock, for Cash,
at prices never before known. All beautiful
in finish, artstie in design, reliable for accu
rate time, durable, and of the latest strips.
Every watch will be retailed at leas than cost
of importation, and forwarded securelv pack
ed, pre-paid, to any part of the country on
receipt of price. Money can be sent to us by
express, with orders for Express Co. to re
turn Goods or Cash, which will secure
promptness and safety t" purchaser. Amonn-
our list will be found
A Hvant ful English Silver, Solid Double
Case Watch, genuine English full plate jew
eled movements, adjusted regulator, steel out
hun ls, enjrine turned nerl, correct and servi
ceable article, larse or small size, in complete
running order, with u elegant Gent's Vest
Chain, Locket and Key, all complete, mailed
free for
A Very Hindsome Watch in finn l-t--. rut
GoKl plated Double Case imitation ff 'C0
Gold Watch -engraved 0- plain, genuine Kt
lish full plate jeweled movements, adjusted
regulator, correct, an I in complete running
order with el.ant Gjnt's Vest Chain, with
Locket and Key, mailed pre-paid for ou!y..$3
THE ORIDE GOLD WATCH
fn Massive Oride Gold Double Hunting
Magic hpringr Cases, eleffantly engraved, or
engine turned, Genuine Patent Lever Move
ments, full jewolec. regulated and warrnterl
to keep correct time. tnU wear equal to Gold,
precisely like in appesranco, make, finish,
brilliancy of color, to $200 Gold Watch. One
of these splendid Watches will be forwarded
by mail free to any nd Iresa.in handsome mo
roco case,lin?d with vel.et and satin, (La
dies' or Gent's size Watch,) for only f 12
Watches for holiday presents manufactured
to order.
Genuine American Watches of all grade,
in Gold or Silver Cases, from $18 up to 20u.
"i "aieues etjuaiiy low. tth
every Clu'o of six Watches of any kind, e
send one extra of same kind free, as a pre
mium to getter no of Cil. A Ktioerior at..-t
of Genuine Oride Gold Chains, from to $r
each, warranted fnli v equal to Gold in bril
liancy of color, wear, ic. Bills of over $12
collected on delivery, if desired. All Pills of
$12 and less must be cash in P. O. nv.nov nr.
ders, or registered letters, at our risk Good
car.uny (.elected, j acked and forwarded pre
paid by mail, or by express, no receipt of
price. Sale delivery of all Goods puaran'eed,
Watches forwarded to baexaminni to r.-irti...
known, when express charges both wavs are
paid. No Goods forwarded west of the Mi.
mssippi River, with bill to collect on delivery.
Purchasers must pay al! express charges on
goods sent C. O. !.: also for return of money.
All Lash orders forwarded free of rhirn..
to destination. Catalogues Free. Address
an oidcrs I DAS. 1. NORTON A CO.
IupcBTKns op Watches, Ac.
Established 1S57. 88 Nassau St . N. V.
ma i - - -
To Delfflqaents.
mjOTICK i hereby given, that the Delin
11 quent Tax List will be Duhlisecd
ber 15th, 1S70, and it will be to the interest of
an ieitnqtients, to pav before that dale and
save costs. JOHN H( M. Treasurer,
weutreviiie, ind., ftor. 22 187o. W. Co.
PSYCIIOM.4NCY. Any lady or gen
tler.an can mako 1,000 a month, se
cure their own hatioioes and -Ind.
by obtaining PSVCHOMANCY. FASCIXA-
or soil CHARMING. 400
.lrtk F..M . . . .. .
pages:
. luMrucnins to use this power
over men or ar.imala at will, how to Me-mer-tze,
become Trance or Writing Mediums,
Divination, Spiritualism, Alchemy , Philoso
phy of Omens and Dreams, Brigham Young's
Uarem. Guide to Mtrriago, Ac, all contained
m this book; 100,000 sold: price by mail, in
cloth $l.2i, paper covers $1. Noticb. Any
person willing to act as agent will receive a
sample copy of the work fret. As no capital
is required, all desirous of genteel rmploy
niect should send for the hook, enclosing 10
eta. for postage, to T W. EVANS A CO., 41
Vnt.,1. C. 1. (J.l,-ta,.. '
"hi oi,, niiajeipti;.
All DDL-ETON'S POCKET
COUN SHELLER.
One Agent wanted in every county in the
L". S. to sell Middleton's Pocket Corn Shelter,
patented 1870. It shells all sizes of corn, and
can be used by any ot,e will last for vears.
Ketail price. 50 cents. Wholesale to Agents,
25 cents. Territory frkr.
MIUDLETON A CO..
38"4t riarrisburg, Pa.
R E M O V A 1j.
ELLIOTT mi
Have removed their Stock of
F urniture
TO
Singer Hall Building,
NORTH FRANKLIN ST..
First Building North of First National Bank.
They will be able, ia a short time to fill all
the demands, and have a superior qualitv of
Furniture of their own make on hand, which
they offer to the public at low prices. 3Stf
BETAKE yourselves to the Palladium Of
fice, for any kind of printing you may
need ami it will U) dooo to your latisfact ca .
Son.
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tTfe re:e'Pt.,f ten CPnts, the subscriber will
furnish information worth fi
Addresb L li DARLING, No. 3 Worcester S "
Providence, R. I.
great distribution!
By the Metropolitan Gift Company
CASH GIFTS TO TUB AMOUNT OF
8500,000.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
5 Cash Gift i. each tn non
10
20
60
500
" - 10.000
" " ' 6,000
" 1,000
" V0
" ioa
f.O Elegant Rosewood Pianos ea ch 3 0to70 0
75 Melodeons " 75 to 100
3'.0 Sewing Machines " 60 to 175
500 Gold Watches " 75 to 00
Cash Prizes, Silrer Ware, Jkc,
valued at 1 ,000,0tiO
A chance to draw any of the above Prizes
for 25c. Tickets describing prizes are sealed
in Envelopes and well mixed. On receint of
9 . s;....l.l T;l.. j ... . ! .
" jiini-t is Orson witnotit choice
and S"nt by mail to any address. The prize
named upon it will be delivered to Ih9 ticket
holder on payment of One Dollar. Prizes
are immediately sent o any addrrss hy ex
press or retnn mail.
You will know what your prize is before
yon pay for it. Any prize exchanged for an
other of same value. No Wanks. Our pa
trons cm depend on fair dealing.
Refekencks : The following lately drew
valuable prizes an i kindlv permit us to pub
lish thero : Anirew J. Burns. Chicago, 10 .
000; Miss Clara Walker, Baltimore, Piano,
$300: Jas. M. Matthews. Detroit. linn '
John T. Anderson, Savannah, $5,000; Miss
Agnes Simmons, Charleston, piano, $f!00
Press Opisions : "The firm le reliable."
Weekly Tribuue, Mav 23. "Deserve their
ssrtcess" !N. Y. Herald, Oct. I. "Juat
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Send for circular. Liberal inducenu nts to
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AMES, WALLACE 4 CO., 70 Broadway, S.
HWO.tlE OF THE
FRIENDLESS:
JfiM. The Managers of this Institution beg
leave to say they are prepared to do all kind
or W ork, such as
Willing, Ironing. Sewing, Quilting,
Can iii Chairs, kr:
We soircit the tiatronaim of tho r.. ,.!: ;
Idrrtornake the Ir.stitttiioti as noli-Miauia-
nig a possitue. ihanklul for past favon,
we solicit a continuance ol the same in fu
ture. We have a lot of Shirt Fronts, for able
cb(iaP- E.L.Johnson, Ktip't.
OCTOBER, 1870.
BEST SIX CORD
IS NOW THE
i nread put up ror the American market which
Is Six Cord in All Numbers,
From No. 8 to No. 100 inclusive.
For Hand and Machine.
OF -PAI THOMAS,
the Hero, should be Bold
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Applv soon.
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10000 canvassers ivanted!
We want the name and o.l.lm.o r.r .
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, :
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