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PALLADIUM.
frilllilB BTEHT BATCRDAY, BT
B. W. DAVIS.
Saturday, Feb. 4, 1871
Pittsburgh Cincinnati, an 1 St. I.ouiii
Railway.
PAN -HANDLE ROUTE:
Depart. INDIANAPOLIS. Arrive
Acommoda'a 5.20aaijFaat Lin.... fi.3-4 tin
Accominoda'n 8.10 am j Express ... 1.65 am
Past Line ... 3.40 pm
Soulh'n Exp 1.55 pm
South. Exp. 3.10pmc
Accommoda n o.iOpms
Ind'ps Expr 10.40 pm
PIQUA and COLUMBUS.
Vast Line.... S. 34 Fast Line... 2.35 pm
Express 11.47 an lSouth Expr 11.58 pm
DAYTON and COLUMBUS.
Aecoromo.la'o 6.50 an.1 Ice onmoda'n 5.20 am
Fast Line.... 8.1 5 pn I nd'ps Expr 2.38 pm
rndp's Expr 10.45 pn (flail ..6.33 pm-
HAMILTON and CINCINNATI.
Chicago Exp 6.4 i an I Chicago Vail 12.10 m
Chicago Mail..7.00 pn Chicago Exp 10. 5 pm
LOGANSPORT and CHICAGO.
Chicago Mail 13.40 m JChicago Exp.. 6.30 am
Chicago Exp 10.05 pmJChicago Mail. .6. 5 am
RICHMOND and WINCHESTER.
Accommod'n 4.00 pm I Aocouimod'n 9.00 am
MAILS-Arrival and Departure.
, Geo. Vail, referred to in a late number
of oar piper is still missing, and it is
feared that he has been foully dealt with.
Many applications hare been made for
the position vacated by And j McDow
Ul, It is not known who will fill il.
; A Xenia belle has a delicious habit of
i'ushing out and kissing good-looking
oung men, and then pretending she
I! tougbt it was cousin Charley,
j English papers award to Americans
he pre-eminence in the accomplishment
i r proiane swearing.
Our Mayor is one of vm.
The first of February opened Spring
!'ke old 'Sol looked down upon the
rth with j yous smiles and the
round hog, if he was awaWc and out,
tnu--t nave seen m.-t snaoow.
LYCEUM HALL!
FOR THREE NIGHTS OXL Yl
r The Bright Little Star of the
American Stage,
ROUIXfl.
I opcns. close.
II rs. Kates fell diwn the stairway, in
Grace Church on Sunday last, and was
severely injured. Several persons have
fallen on thto stairway in coming down
from Church.
Two hundred dollars were ciearc-a at
the late drama given in Richmond for
the benefit of the Home of the Friend
less. Cin. Times
An error. 'Twas a dinner instead of
a drama.
Cincinnati, through
Cinc:nDaliand way ......
Chicago, through
Chicago and war
Columbus and way ....
Dayton and way
Indianapolis and thr ugh
Indianapolis and way....
Winchester ' and way....
Arba,
Bloomisgsport
Fairhaven ....
Liberty route-.
7.30 pm 6.15 an.
2.40 pm'6.30 pm
7,30 am u.u pm
7.20 am i 2.10pm
3.00 pm 1.25am
3 00 pm .15 am
7.30 am, 7.46 am .
2.30 pm 3.10 p&
11.30 am 1.00 pm
11.00 pm,12.00 m
tz.uo m z.uu pm
12.00 m 1.00 pm
6.00 pm;7.00 am
Office open from 7:00 a. u. to 8:00
Pal On Sunday, trom w:uu to i:uu a m
JULIAN, P.M.
S. M. PETTENGILL dt CO
' 37 Park Raw, New York
AKD
CEOBGE P. ROWELL It. CO.,
40 Park Bow New York
Are the oU Agents for the Richmond Palladi
um io that city, and are authorized to con
t racUor inserting advertisements for us at Our
lowest cash rates. Advertisers in that city
ate requested lo leave their favors with either
at the above houses.
L.OO AX. RECORD.
J. E. ILIFF. Local Editor.
Who will appear Monday, Toes
day and Wednesday eveuings, Feb.
6th, 7th and 8th, Supported by tlifl '
Sterling Actor, .Mr Robsrt Joms
ston, and a
Full Ccrps of Dramntie Artists.
Aiimission to suit the limes 50
Cents. Reserve'! Seats. 73 Con's.
Children, 25 Ont
JSSWe learn that flun. T. W. Bennetl,
said that ''lien. Davis iau't gentleman enough
to announce in hie papei that fmith Case had
run 8 ! " Hii honor ik doubt intended to say
we were not liar enough to say sol We re
spectfully notify that "Little Joker" that he
need not make himself uneasy about Mr. C.'s
running off he'll appear, we are assured, at
the r roper time, in despite of the false reports
he concocted that the Grai.d Jury had indicted
Case for perjurj! Try again, Mr. Major.
A poor man's story the garret
New Castle is ahead in the divorce
line.
We will probably hare a calico ball on
the 22nd of this month.
Mr. Brafford was on the street on
Wednesday. ' '
'The Grand Jury adjourned on las
Wednesday. . .
Some men pay big bills for board bat
we get bored for nothing . "
McFarland is at present in an insane
asylum of Hew York.
How to keep books properly never
, end them.
;The SnaiTs of the Press, ia frothing
at the 'Herald' office.
They now call the Richmond and Ft.
Wayne road the 'Grand Trunk Road.
It is unlawful to kill cr trap quails af
ter the first of February.
What tale are our young men fond of
discussing ? Cocktail. Copyright se
cured. ; Jelly is now made out of old boots.
Imagine boiled stogas on the table 1 Ton
my sole 1-
Mr. Snyder preached at Central Church
on Monday evening to a large congrega
tion. There have been meetings held at Cen-
Church every night this week,
yhich have been very successful.
Lent will begin on the 22nd inst.. snd
end on the 9th of April. The limits of
'borrowed cannot be defined.
It cost very near two millions of doU
lars to ttke the census of the United
States.
A certain young lady is said to talk
Greek in her slumbers, but is entirely
ignorant of the language when awake.
Thos. C. Davis, is day-run Express
Messeuger m R. R., from Sandusky to
Newark. Ohio.
Central Illinois ' will have very few
peaches the coming season, as last De
cember nipped the buds.
Andrew McDowell's trial, on last Sat
urday resulted in his being bound over
to Court in bail of $2000.
Our manufacturers are shipping ma
chinery to Georgia, Tennessee, and other
points South.
The cigar and tobacco stoics of our
city were closed on last Sunday, and will
be hereafter on that day. This is a good
move.
Every now and then a frequenter of
the Flats ia picked up and fined pretty
heavily.
Got. Morton and Gen. Terrill pasted
through here on last Tuesday, en route
for Washington.
A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial is nosing round our city in
the interest of the 'Little Joker.'
We never knew the time in a
printing Office thst money was not need
ed. . ''Now ia the accepted time.
Robert Ilill, who was thrown from a
freight train some time since, was brought
out by the foe weather on Wednesday.
He is improving slowly.
If time passes slowly with you, give
your note for one thousand dollars, pay
ablo in one month, and you will not com
plain of dull times.
' After the timber is taken out from the
new iron bridge thu construction wiil ap
pear rather slim, il being but a foot or
two wider than ths track. It will be a
beautiful and bafb bridge.
Tbe portable Saw Mills, manufactured
by the Robinson Machine Works, are
selling rapidly. One more sold thia
week which goes to Jennings County,
'Indiana.
Tbe hardest hit of all' on the French
was perpetrated by a Chicago commis
sion firm. They hung six dead rats in
a row on a piece of wood outside the
tore and then attached the following
notice, 'French meat market '
A man entered a store in this city the
other day, and after looking around.said:
: 'I guess you hain't got what I wnt.'
'What do you want ?' the clerk asked
Nothing. .
'Well, we keep nothing.'
! Whereupon the man took out his book
and bought a pound of nothing.
A western editor what don't he say
and do, according to eastern papers ?
The latest is about an editor who shot a
coteroporary dead for commencing hU
name in his paper with small letters.
Some Kansas biys thought to have a
little fun on Christmas day by playing
war. So 'the French' took refuge be
hind a hay s tack, and 'the Prussians' dis
lodged them by burning the stack. The
question which agitates the little com
munity now is, whether the fathers of
the Prussians or those of the French
NoRTH-WSSTRBN SlLYSR MINING
Company. Annexed, we give an
article, taken from the "Colorado
Miaer," devoted entirely to the
Mining interest, and published at
Georgetown, Colo. They hsve al
ready sunk a shaft about eighty feet
deep, and, from the feet that as
they go down Ibe lode becomes
more rich, this mme trill prove ve
ry remunerative. Several of our
most wealthy and leading citizens
have taken an iuterest in this valu
able mine, and that is sufficient
assurance to us that ''it will pay."
The Treasurer of the Company,
S R. Wiggiks, EeQ , informs us,
that l-e is c-xpecling, by next week,
to h-ive on exhibition a ''Silver
1 rick' from their mine, which will
tell its own rich story much better
than wc can do it on psper. We
wish ail engagod iu this enterprise
the realization of their brightest
hopes and expectations.
Right. In quite a lengthy and just article
in last Thursday's Radical, tbe editor holds
Major Bennett responsible for the unprovoked
assault upen him. He draws the following
moral from the Mayor's Unless example in
redressing private grievances, imaginative
and otherwise:
"This ia notour affair only: it is yanrt just
aa Tnuch. Not a man among you but might
have been assaulted with equal reason not
one ot yon is safe in tbe present state of af
fairs from brutal outrage, ad without hope
of redress. We ask you therefore to make
our cause your own, and give your counten
ance and influence, at thia remarkable crisis
in our city's history, in favor of right and jus
tice, law and order."
To do this efiectuallj, it ia necessary to
"take the bull by the horns" at once; for we
are convinced that the struggle to retain his
present position will be desperate and unscru
pulous. When bad men combine, good men
should unite. That such a combination is in
existence and permanently organised, with
the doughty Mayor as its principal director,
fugleman, champion and exemplar, we have
not the least shadow of doubt. Hence we call
upon every good citizen ever lover of "right
and justice, law and order," to unite and, by
their votes next May, consign to private life
the shameless Executive who has brought foul
and unmitigated disgrace on our beloved city.
No party affiliations or arrangements or plans
should be suffered to weigh a feather against
purging out tbe iniquity that has obUine l a
lodgment in the chair of our Chief Magistrate.
Think of this and act promptly and wisely.
i should pay for the stack.
t fj5r Our patrons in tho city SDd coun
try, whose subscriptions for this year
are not paid, we hope will call and do so
immediately, ir not sooner." lhose srGooi things comine Map
W 1 WWT .. I w
ow.ng.orjoo.v.onc ana aaverusmg we ,0 BUgaif Spring chicken, Easter
uupe win i9u pay up, as suuu ma puasi
ble. .
Dripping to day sugar water.
The Winchester Journal hears
of three men being s iot in thia
city on Saturday night !
Speaking of the arrival of Senator Mob
ton, at Indianapolis, last Saturday, on
private business, the Journal of the 1st,
says :
'Nothing so terrifies the Sentinel as
thdk ftrrivftl nf RanAtrti. XT rtrtrtn in TnKn
spolis. No matter how or when or for b!ow hia hrains out. He can t do
what purpose he visits his home, his it. It's a thing that fool are inca-
coming always excites a fluttering amorg u f Wh there-', nothing
the Democracy. They got l a the habit r . . "
of being scared at him while he was Gov- to blow, what e the use of blowing ?
eggs and a new Mayoi!
STThere's some advantage in
living in a' country where a ground
hor"s shadow overshadows the
weather!
A fellow up town threatens to
ernor, and are not yet over their fright.
The editor of the Sentinel in his testi
mony in the treason trials said that Con
gressman Kerr as he walked tbe streets
of Indianapolis in 1864 kept looking back
to see if a government detective was tol-
lowinbim. Now that senator Morton
has returned to Washington let us hope
A woman's club in Jefferson,
Ind., is designed for the refuge- of
ladies whose husbands don't come
in until eversomany o'clock.
The defence of Mayor Ben
that our Democratic friends will enjoy a nett'8 erratic course, seems to be
season of repose.' . '
: an up-hill business with the Dem-
Richnaond Horticultural Association
Met at Engine Halt No. 3 Jan. 23,
1871. President in the chair. Minutes
of last meeting read and approved. Re
port of Fruit Committee on Statistics.
ocratic Herald of this city. That
paper, evidently, has no etomach
for the job.
Our friend Lew. Harris took un-
The report that we have prepared is t0 himself a wife on Thursday eve
. . a m .
short, as we nave not oeen ame to get as , e wfls Mi9S Lizzie
complete a report as would have been de Wfi con,r.t,,lat hoth on
fTL. Ia..MM lk MM tWA HW I
their bappy ctioice, and may their
cred are as follows : rrJ , . ... -
There have been shipped to Richmond V ever 00 8"ewn Wlin n0W"
from other points, the following amount e, "uu 1 8UBW
of fruits, Apples 9652 bushels at an av
erage cost of about 96 cents per bushel.
The amount of Peaches shipped during
the last season has been small, owing to
the failure of the crop, in many localities
iS"The local of the Radical ad
vises his male friends, who contem
plate visiting Richmond, to pro
vide themselves a mitrailleuse (ui-
There was only reported about 408 trail lccy ) In other words, not
bushels, at a cost of $2 86 cents per to come to town unless their "ma"
bushel, of Pears 30 bushels, at $5 00 per comes along, to keep them from
bushel. Quinces, 12 bushels, at $4 CO falling in the Mayor's trail of gen-
per bushel, Plums, 120 bushels, at $5.C0 eral looseness in morals that he in-
per bushel, Grspes 250O lbs., at about 5 augurated, and that now seems to
cents per lb. We cannot make a report be prevailing here in an epidemical
as iu tu.uiuj , a in several instances I foj-jjj 1
we couia oniy get tne gross amount ol
shipments, including all the small fruit, Downfall. On last Saturday
which amounted to about $7,250, or the night, after the kind shades of eve
average price of those articles was per had screened the doings of mortals,
NORTHWESTER SILVER
MINING COMPANY.
The officers of the abovo com
pany are, John C. Hadlby, Pres
ident, Mr. R. L. Martin, Secretary,
and S. R. Wiggins, Esq., Treasurer.
J.U13 uumjjauj una ictemij..ui:cu i
organized have purchased7 the'
Lake Superior lode, Leavenworth
mountain, and are now developing
their property in a the rough and
judicious manner. A good shaft
house, which serves also as a black
smith shop, ha3 been constructed,
; and charcoal for the use of the
smithing is burned near the mine.
Another good feature is the foun
dation of strong timbers for a
large and convenient dump pile.
The ontcroppings of the lode
are large and strong, and can easi
ly be traced on the surface for a
long distance. The discovery
shaft, 5x10 feet, has reached a
deptli of eighty feet from ;he sur
face. The sonth walls has never
been reached in tho working of the
mine, and consequently no ade
quate idea can be formed of the
breadth of the vein. The pay vein,
argentiferous galena and copper
pyrities in the bottom of tbe shaft
is about sixteen inches in breadth,
and the indications are that a Targe
body of mineral will be reached
by sinking a few feet further. A
recent assay for silver and lead
made by C. H. Moor, Esq., of min
eral taken from the bottom of the
shuft on the Superior, gave a yield
of S98.80 per ton in Bilver, and 40
per cent, lead, 800 lbs. per ton of
ore, making the total value of the
ore 8154.80 per ton.
It is the intention nf thia. mm
pany, so we are informed, to sink
'I the shaft to a depth of two hundred
! feet and drift either way from the
i shaft, and in this manner prove
; their mines before commencing
f other improvements. Should
i large body of water be encountered
in the mine a drain tunnel will be
.constructed at an eaily day, and
the use of steam machinery avoided
! for hoisting purposes. A good
j wagon road will be constructed lo
the mine at an early day. The
ground is favorable and the road
can be built on an easy grade.
The Superior is a good rain
and the gentlemen composing lb
Northwestern are men of capital
and we are glad to know that t ley
are determined to develop their
property.
Good Advice. If possible, al
ways be at the station a few min
utes before the cars start. Getting
aboaid alter the train is in motion
is not favorable to bodily safety
nor Uiat calmness of mind which
leads us to act wisely.
A correspondent writes us con
gratulating the public on the re
ported fact thst the Tobacco Sal
oons were all closed on Sunday,
and expressing his views as to how
much better it would be if tl ey
could be closed altogether. We
fear he will have to wait for the a
doption of the Sixteenth Amend
iflcnt before he sees the consum
mation he anticipates. Radical.
That correspondent need not
wait. There is now a written a
greement among the proprietors
of tobacco stores not tobacco 6a
loons and eating rooms to keep
closed on the Sabbath day. It is
signed by all the tobacconists and
most of the owners of stores
where cigr3 are sold. The arti
cle of agreement concludes thus:
"If any one of the undersigned
should break this agreement by
giving sal9 to merchandise on the
riabbath it shall become the duty
of the others to enter prosecution
against the violator for said of-
Special IN"otices.
Go to Eugene Harrold's Drugstore,
between 5th and 6th streets, south side
for pure Drugs and Medicines, Paints.
jOiis.&C. Fair prices is his rule.
jS&ff'Navy and Monitor Tobacco, al.
ways on hand, at 25 cents a plug, at No.
228 Main-st. of J. . Ilift.
ence.
Fur dealers say the mild weath
er of the earlier part of winter
caused a dullness in their trade and
eaves them with large stocks, on
hand. It takea a cold snap to
make the furs fly.
A traveler asked an emaciated
Georgian if the climate of the rich
swamps wa9 unhealthy. -"Wall,
no, sant lue loyai native, " taint
unhealthy; we have the fever and
ague all the time in these parts
but then we enjoy a powerful und
erlow of health."
Tbe Gasalene Lamps at Harvey's are
the best eo danger of explosions they
aro perfectly safe, and the light they
emit is equal to gas and much cheaper.
Go to bis Lamp Su re, nearly opposite
ifuniington House. Main street, and buy
Safety Light they are equal to a life-.
insuranco policy.
Th United Slates Patent Laws, with in
structions how to obtain Patents, is the title
of a work of U2 1ae, sent to us by SIC!S
4 Co., 37 Park Row, New York. It also cou-
tains the official rules, forms for patent deeds,
hints on selling patents, 150 diagrams of me
chanical movements, and a large variety ot
other useful informition. It is a book really
worth having, and can be had free by all who
will send their names to MesSera. Ml UN A Co.
as above.
Go to lliff 'a, 228 Main street for fine
Cigars and Tobacco.
LARGEST-BEST -CHEAPEST!
Moore's Rural Itw-Mor,".
THC OBB1T ILLUSTRlTia
Rjnal snd Family Weekly,
FOR BOTH TOWN AND COUNTRY.
This Famovs Journal, which enters upon
its Twenty-Second Year on the 7th of Jan.,
1871, is not only the Largest, Best and
Cheapest, but hy far the Largest-Circulating
Journal of its da in tbe
(Vorld! National in Character, Ably Edited,
Superbly Illustrated and Printed, it is tb
BEST AMERICAN WEEKLY !
The Ri'ral New-Yorkcb has become the
Standard Authority on all branches of
Aqriccltvrb, HoHTiccLTrKB, Ac, through
out the Union, and it invaluible to City,
Village or Sulmrban Cultivator. Aa a
Literary and Family Fiiper it is alavor-
iie in many of the best families all over the
Continent.
ITS EDITORIAL STAFF
Comprises the Best Talent in the land. Fr
example, iu Derailment of Sheep Husband
ry is edited by the Uon. Henry 8. Randall,
Author of The Practical Shepherd," ad
other stnndard works; X.A. Willard, A. M ,
tbe best anthority thereupon.. Among tha
recent accessions to its previously superi r
Editorial fHaff. are A. S. Fuller, (late of
Utarth and Home,) utbor of several able and ; OFFICE No. 6 Norib-Frai.LHu St.
popular works on Horticulture, etc.,
Business O ar ds .
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RAILROAD MEN, LOOK TO YOUR
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Jons Taoqart, has a composition that
is superior to any brass boxings that can
be made. It has been in use for nearly
two years, and has proved to wear out
from five to six brass boxes, and save
the journals to the same extent. For
Bells of from 1 to 10,000 lbs , a saving of
70 per cent, can bo elldcted over brass.
and the tor.e will be equal to the best
aociate Editor; T.Hart Ilyattof Cali
as t litor ol Pacinc Coast Depart menl
Kiles, ( State Entomologist ot Mo.,) as ento
mological Editor! and Uen. S. 1). Harris, for
many years past rroprietor and senior bdi-
itor of the Ohio Farmer, aa Corresponding-
editor.
The great Enlargement of tl.e Kcral, last
year, has rendered it necessary, for convini
enc ot handling and reading when bound, to
publish
TWO VOLUMES A YEAR !
Commencing January and July. Each of the
semi-Anuual volumes contains as much
Reading, and more and better Illustrations,
than we formerly gave in a whole y earl and
dmlle what most of tho eight-page weeklies
brass. Any one wishing to try it, will of the same class furnish!
address Jons Taggabt, Richmond, who
will furnish the metal at 25 cents per
pound. 46-2m.
Dn. SCUEKCK ADVISES. COXSUMP
TIVES TO GO TO FLORIDA IX
WLXTER.
Haviso for the last thirty-flvo years devoted my
whole time and attention lotlio study el' lung dis
r ases and consumption, I feel Uiat I understand
folly the course that ought to be pursued to restore
a tolerably bad case U diseased lumjs to h altby
soundness. Ibe first and most important step is,
for thepatient to avoid taking cold; and the best
of all places on this continent for tliia purpose, in
winter, ia Florida, well down in the State, -where
the temperature is regular, and not subject tosuch
variations aa in more northern latitudes, ralatka
Is a point I can recommend. A rood hotelis kept
there by r cterman. Last winter 1 saw several per
sons there whose lungs had been badly diseased, but
who, under the healing influenceof the climate and
my medicines, were getting well.
One hundred miles farther down the river Is a
point which I would prefer to I'alatka, as tho tem
perature is more even, and the air dry and bracing,
llellonville and Enterprise are located there. I
should give a decided preference to Mellonville: it
is two miles from river or lake, and it seems almost
impossible to take cold there. The tables in Florida
might be better, and patients complain at times
out mat is a gooa sign, as it inaicaies a
annetite: and. when this Is the case, thev
Increase In flesh, and then the lunes mutt beat.
Jacksonville, Ilibemia, Green Cove, and many
other places in various parts of Florida, can be safe
ly recommended to consumptives In winter. My
reasons for savins so are. that patients are less lia
ble to take cold there than where there ia a less
even tenmerature: and it is not necessarvto sav.
that, where a consumptive person exposes himself
to frequent colds, he is certain to die shortly :
therefore my advice is, go well down Into the btato.
out oi tne rcacn 01 prevailing east wmus ana ings.
Jacksonville, or almost any other of the localities
I have named, will benefit those who are troubled
with a toroid liver, a disordered stomach, deransed
bowels, sore throat, or cough; but, for those whose
lunps are diseased, a more southern point is ear
nestly recommended.
For fifteen years prior to 1R69, 1 was profession
ally in Hew York. Boston. Baltimore, and rhiladel-
phia every week, where 1 saw and examined on an
average five hundred patients a week. A pmctico
coextensive, embracing every possible phsseof lung
disease, has enabled me to understand the disease
Akothkr Tsrriblb Steamboat
Disaster. At half past one. on
the morning of the 28th, ult , the
steamer W. Ii. Arthur exploded
boilers, fourteen miles above Mem
phis, tearing away the forward
part of the cabin. 'Twas a night
of intense darkness. After the ex
plosion some of the passengers
rushed to the lower deck, wild
ith fear and fright. Men, women
and children leaped into the river
and were drowned leaped into
eternity, and a moment before thev
it r it i .1 u l ' fully; and nence my caution in regard te taking
ncic iuii ui mc, uuut9 nuu uau f coia. A
- i "ft
no thoughts of death. When tbe
bow sunk the wavea washed" the
lower deck, sweeping off those who
had gathered there. There were
sixty lives lost. The Arthur was
valued at 875 000 and insured
for $45,000. It is astonishing how
onen disasters," such as "B res, rail
road accidents, and the like, follow
each other iu rapid succession, ep
idemically, so to speak. Within
about one month past no less than
fifteen steamboats have been burn
ed or sunk on western waters,
entailing a loss of not less than one
hundred and fifty lives.
ITS ILLUSTRATIONS
Are Numerous, Beaaiiful and varied. Indeed .
tbe Rcbal ka no Rival ia it$ Sphere is une-
qualedasan Illustrated Rural and Fam
ily Newspaper, though double its former
size, now containing Sixteen Large Pages,
of Five Columns Each, weekly, the Rcbal
is still furnished at its lormer pi ice !
Its MARKET and CROP REPORTS
Are full and reliable. Remember that it is
not a monthly, hut Ibe Largest, Cheapest
ana iifoi illustrated Weekly, and
that it comprises, in one, a greater variety
of Reading, Choice Engravings, Ac, than is
given in half a dozen ordinary papers.
acr next to your local paper, Mooat's
Rural is the one for Yourself, Jamily and
menus.
TERMS, INDUCEMENTS. Etc ,
TEUMS:-f 3 a Year of 52 Numbers, and
only $2.oOin Clubs of Ten. This Quarter's
IS r. ambers sent r HEE to all who sub
scribe for 1871 on or before Christmas, 1870.
Our Club Inducements for 1871 aro unnrn-
retumVf "denied. Specimen". Premium Lists, Ac,
generally ent free to all forming Clubs, and we want
alive mud Agent in every Tow. Address
U. I. T. MOORE,
- I Park Row. New York.
RESIDENCE No. 25 SouIh FronlSt
RICHMOND, INDIANA. C I
' OfKtCB Hocks From lOto 12 a. m' and
from 2 tJ 4. and 1 to 8 w. . 14 ly
J. H. McINTYPE, M. DM
Gfficft oppose Huntington If our.
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
Special Attention Given to Surgery
Residence No. 17 Sowth F rauklia Street.
: al3-ly. .
NICHOLSON & BRO
Book 8e Her 8 and Stationers.
(NEW STAND)
5th and Main, Odd Fellows Building
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RICHMOND, INDIAMA.
l ' ' '
1YI, E. H1LL1S,
take vast Quantities of
Schenck s Pulmonic Svrup, Seaweed Ionic, and
person may
s Pulmonic i
Mandrake Fills," and yet die if ho docs not avoid
LKing cold.
In Florida, nearly everybody Is using ScheneVa
lanaraae nus: io
to
o produce bilious Habits than more northern lati
tudes. It Is a well-established fact, uiat natives
of Florida rarely die of consumption, especially
those 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 btates.
It does not prevail so largelv ; still there are many
thousands of casea there. What a vast percentage
or me wouia oe savea 11 consumptives were as
casilv alarmed In retard to taking fresh colds as they
areaboutscarletfeyerxsmall-pox:c.J but thej aro
tuey are creauious enuuu iu ueiiec n v i
in a lew aays. loey pay nu iwuwju w it. .uu
hence it lays the foundation for another and an
other still, until the lungs are diseased beyond all
hope of curt. 1
iCfv olvir-.e in nersons whose luncrs are anectcd.
even slightly, is to lay In a stock of Schenck's Pul
mnnin SvriiD. Bchenck's Seaweed Tonic, and
Scbenck'a tl and rake I'ills, and go to Florida. I re
commend these parucuiarmcaicincs, Dccause i am
thoroughly acquainted with their action. I know,
that where thev are used in strict accordance witli
my directions, they will do the work that Is ro-
aUireU. 1 111B MVCUUipU&liVU, IlUbUrt) Will UU iuciui.
he physician who prescribes for cold, cough, or
tiicht sweats, and then advises the patient to walk
or ride out every day, will be sure to have a corpso
on his hands oerore long.
R E M O V AL.
li.il & HUGOU,
Have removed their Stock of
Fu r niture
TO '
Singer Hall Building,
NORTH FRANKLIN ST..
First Building North of First National Bank
(Successor to T. Rose,)
Ncrib-west Corner Main and Pearl Streets.
Richmond, Indiana.
n7ir
Thev will be able, in a short time to fill all
the demands. and have a superior quality of
Furniture of their own make i n hand, which
theytlffer to the public at low prices. 38tf
haps .bout as follows : Blackberries
$3 80 cents per bushel. Raspberries
$300 per bushel, Strawberries $180
per bushel. The whole amount of fruit
shipped to Richmond ammounts to
$19,610. This includes only what has
been shipped by Railway.
Gko. Lewis, Ch. Com
At our next meeting, the members river below, without injury
are requested to have on exhibition all how he got up and "got.
varieties of seed, that may interest the
HorticuHoralist at the coming planting
season.
On exhibition by J. C. RatlilT, some
Beans, badly eaten by some insect, very
much like the work of the pea bug.
On motion a bill of $2.75 was allowed
for printing cards programme of meet
ings.
On motion, adjourned to meet at the
Hall on the 21 Saturday of February
next, at 2 o'c'.oclt, p. m.
The members are requested to come
in full attendance, and briDg their wives
and daughters. Subject for discussion,
"Oca BlBDS. J. A. MlNDKNHAM.,
President.
B. S. MlTCBKLL,
Secretary. -
Tbe daughter of Dr. Cul
bertson narrowly escaped death
by poison on Friday last.
Wc regret to learn that Mrs.
Sol, Merideth, of Cambridge City,
is very ill.
a policeman made a move toward
a house on Brklgo street; and no
sooner did this officer rap upon the
door than a man leaped from the
rear of said house and sailed over
a cliff some fifty feet high. He,
wonderful to record, 6truck the
Any-
Narrow Kscapk. On Tuesday .
last Mr. Richard Henderson, buck
ster for Mr. Mering, had quite a
marvelous escape. In crossing
the track at the depot, with his
wagon wfll loaded with butter and
eggs, an engie came down upon
him and struck his vehicle io tbe
centro of the bed. Mr. H. was
thrown out upon tbe ground, his
wagon completely demolished, and
his butter and eggs delivered to
various points in the vicinity. He
was picked up with no bones bro
ken and few bruises ; but as to his
stock, it was unpick-up-able.
Be careful about carrying lead
pencils in your pockets. . A Mr.
Bonacber, of Sharon, Pa., slipped
and fell a few days ago, and tbe
point Of a pencil he had in his
pocket pierced his side, causing
rlmost instant death;
Tax Notice. The citizens of
Richmond are especially remind
ed that the suit now pending in
the Common Pleas Court, the in
junction asked for in regard to the
Rail Road Tax, does not aiTcct the
City Tax, even if the injunction is
granted. Therefore tbe citizens
of Richmond are notified to pay
their Taxes promptly and save the
ten per cent, that will be added, if
not liquidated in a shcrt time.
A CARD.
Ed. Palladium : Permit me to
use j our columns to acknowledge
tbe receipt of an artificial leg, snd
to tender my cordial thanks to the
Irun Moulders of the eity, who
have been instrumental in procur
ing it, and to those who have 60
liberally contributed to the same,
particularly to Messrs. Jacob Sin
ex, William Bartel, Henry Kriesel,
C. A. Clark, John Blakely, Ed.
King and Henry Bloener, a com
mittee appointed by said moulders.
ADAM SAUER.
Temperance Prayer Meeting.
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Is held every Sabbath Afternoon, at
i o'clock, in connection with the Y. M.
Christian Association, in their room in
Odd Fellows Building. All interested
are invited to attend.
For fashionable Clothing, and
warranted to fit, and made of the
best of material, and at prices that
will tickle you miscellaneously
and pleasantly go to J. Zeyen fc
Bro.'s, '212 Main Street. They
h8ve every kind of Goods at.tlieir
establishment, that will suit every
body. rGo to Gerard A LichtenfeU Meat Shop
in the Gilbert Block on North Mariou for the
best of Beef, Ac, cheap for cash.
Ladies, do you want a fashion
able Bonnet, Trimmings, and Mil
linery Goods the bkst of every
thing in the Millinery line ? Go
to Mrs. S. A. IliiTs Sto-e on North
Franklin street, a few doors North
oftheFir6t National Bank East
side, and supply your wants at
fair and reasonable prices, lor
Cash.
Jly plan Is, to give my three medicines in accord
ance w lia uie yriuieu uirtseuuus, wwui 111 wm.
cases where a freer use of the Mandrake I'ills Is
necessary. My object la, to give tone to the stom
ach, to get up a good appetite, it Is always a
food sign when a patient begins to grow hungry:
have hopeaof such. With a relish for food, and
the gratification of that relish, comes good blood,
ml with it more flesh, which is closely followed
by a healing of the lungs, then the cough loosens
and abates, the creeping chills and clammy nipht
sweats no longer prostrate sua annoy, aim mo
n&tientcfetfl well, nruvided he avoids taking cold.
Kow, there are many consumptives who have
not the means to go to 1 lorida. The question may
h iibad. Is titers no hone for such? Certainly
then.!, ii v advice to such Is. and ever has Ik-cu.
to stav in a warm room during the winter, with a
toTmieYaLnre nf about seventy desrees. which
should be kept regularly at that point by means of
thermometer. lei sueu a paucut ias.e uis mw
VICE'S
FLORAL GUIDE
FOR 1871.
Th First Edition or Osa Hcndhrd and
Fiftt Thousand copies of Vick's Illnatrn
ted Catalogue nf Seeds and Floral
Guide, is published and ready to send out
100 pages, and an Engraving of almost ev
ery desirable r lower and Vegetable. It is
elegantly printed On fine tinted paper, illus
trated with Three Hundred fine Wood Engra
vings and 1 wo beautilul
COLORED PLATES.
The most beautiful and the most instructive
Floral Guide published. A GERMAN
EDITION published, iu all other respects
similar to the English.
Sunt free to all my customers of 1870. as
rap:dly as possible, without application. Sent
to all others who order them tor 1 en Cents
which is not half the cost. Address,
JAMES VICK,
Rochester. . Y.
JOHN H . POP Pf
A TTORNEY AT LAW. and SO
A TAU1 Office No. 33, Main-street,
R 'hmoia, lad: attends to: tbe collec
tion of all claims in any , State o the Union.
Will practice in any of the Courts ot India r i
and Ohio.. Execute Deeds, Mortgages, and
Cowers" of Attorney, either inland or for
eign. Hr special arrangement with C. 1.
Adas, in Cincinnati, (German Consul) and
Qillkb Co., of New York, I am enabled to
forward and receive any money packagea or
other valuables, as well as to attend to the
transit of persons from any part of Europe
or front tlnseouiitry.
All business strictly confidential and
promptly attended to. J.H. P.
July 7th. 18G9. I9tf
JAMES M STARR,
Steam and Gas Pipe
FITTER,
Ga Office on Main Strert. between
Peat I and Marion, on 2d Floor.
G-as Fixtures, at Less
THAN EASTERN PRICES,
All work promptly done in the best and
most satisfactory manner and Warranted.
Richmond, Jan 5, 1869. - 44:ly
riA within thA limits of the room bv walking UD
and down as mocn as ms strengtn win permit, in
order to keep up a healthy circulation of the blood.
I have cured thousands uy tuis system, anu can uo
$5
GOOD
$8
The '-Stilwell House" at And
erson baa been leased to John El
liot, of the Tremont, Richmond
The opening exercises will occur
in four or five weeks.
The Richmond Industrial Asso
ciation will bold a regular annual
meeting on Feb. 6th at the rooms
of tbe Y. M. C. A The election
of the Directors for the ensuing
year will take place.
n ai7.in. fnnsumntion is as easilv cured as any
rtther diiuAju. if it is taken in time, and the proper
kind of treatment is pursued. the fact stands an.
rii.nnteri nn record, thut Schenck's Pulmonic
Syrup, Mandrake Tills, and Seaweed Tonie have
cured very many of what seemed to be hopeless
cases of consumption. i.o wnereyou win, you win
' V 3UA7A I CI. a,'
RESPECTFULLY announces to tbe
citizens of Richmond and Wayne coun
ty, that he has resumed the Practice of
Law in the room over Haines" Store, oppo
site the Richmond National Bank, where he
would be pleased to see his old friends and
all desiring bis assistance in (hat lire,
i Entrance one door East of I'etchell's Store,
and over Hudson's Drueatore, ilain-st:
Richmond, Aug. 10,1870.
V G V ST V S B. YOUNG
Attorney and Notary.
jOrt)ce over Hudawn'a Drugstore, mar
the corner of Main and Mai ion, entrance one
door Ent of Petchell'a Store, .
, 1870 - Richmond. Ind.
ti. .imrwt r.-rt:iin in find some Door consumptive
vs oi ucatn
by their use
who liaslicen rescued from the very Jaws
Valentine's Day comes
week from next Tuesdar.
one
Mrs. Shaw, in default of bail,
was in jail on Friday.
Marriid, Oo the 18th Jan. Inst, at the
residence of the briJe's parents, three miles
west of the city, bv Friends' ceremony, Albert
P. Dill, and Miss Hattie fShute. No'card.
On Thnrsday evening last, Feb. 2, at the
new residence of the parties, by James M.
Per, Esq:,Capt. Lewis K. Harris aud Miss
Lizzie Shaw; all of this city.
JtMay Heaven's best and most precious
blessings be the award of our young friends,
who have thus entered a co-partnership of
damestic felicity.
DIED. On the 14th of 1st mo., of paraly
sis, NATHAN CHARLES, in the 65th year
of his age.
He waa a native of North Carolina, but re
moved early in life to the (arm where he re
sided until the time of his death, a period of
nearly sixty years. Ever mindful to entertain
strangers as well aa friends, bis home was
the welcome resting place of many a weary
traveller. A faithful and devoted husband;
a father, kind and aflectionate; to those in af
fliction, always attentive; strictly honest and
upright in all his busineas transactions, hia
life was that of anvzamplary christian. For
several years previous to bis death be was
much afflicted, and for a year and a half was
confined to his bed; during which lime he
bore with patience and christian resignation
almcst continual suffering. Being almost en
tirely deprived of the power of speech it was
impossible to converse with him; yet his mtny
friends have the consoling evidence that his
work was done in the day-time, and that be
was prepared to enter into eternal rest and
peace.
Kn fir &9 tha Mandrake Filla aro concerned.
everybody should keep a supply of them en hand.
lneyact on me. liver uetier iuhu vwvuiu, m.u
leave none of its hurtful effects behind. In fact,
thev are excellent in all cases where a purgative
medicine is required. If you have partaken too
free) v of fruit, and diarrhoea ensues, a dose of tbe
Mandrakes will cure you. If you are subject to
sick headache, take a dose of the Mandrakes, and
their will relieve VOU in two Lours. If VOU would
obviate tho effect f a change of water, or the toe
free indulgence in fruit, take one of the Mandrakes
every night, and you may then drink water, and
cat water-melons, pears, apples, plums, peaches, or
corn, without the risk of being made sick by them.
They will protect those who live In damp situations
against chilla and fevers. Try them. 'Ihey aro
perfectly harmless, i ney can ao you gooa only.
I have abandoned my nrofeaalonal visits to Bos
ton and New York, but continue to aee patients at
my office, Xo, IS North Sixth Street, Philadelphia,
every Saturday, from , a.m., to 3, r.M. Xhosc who
wish a thorough examination with the Respirometcr
will bo charged five dollars. The Respiroujcter
declares the exact condition of the lungs; and
patients can readily learn .whether they are cur
able or not. But I desire it distinctly understood,
that the value of my medicines depends entirely
upon their being taken stricUy according to direc
tions. In conclusion, I will say, that when persons
take my medicines, and their systems ore brought
into a healthy condition thereby, they are not so
liable to take cold; yet no one with diseased lunts
can bear a sudden change of atmosphere without
the liability of greater or less irritation, of the bron
chial tubes.
lull directions in all languages accompany my
medicines, so explicit ar.d clear that any one can
use them without consulting me, and can bo
bought from any druggist.
J. II. Scuesck, 3M).,
So. 15 North Sixth Street, I'hiladelphla.
8 COLLEGE PL A CE, 1CEW YORK,
WHOLESALE AGENT.
HOBlfl Uil UIIDS
ForSale
BT THE
Hannibal and St. J oseoh
R.R COMPANY.
About 135,000 Actf 8 of the Finest
Farwiint: mid tirnzinc Land ia the
I nitea States, lor sale at low prices and
on very easy terms; thus enabling an indus
trious man with small capital to pay for his
Und with money earned from it.
Missouri is not too far West to be at a
great distance from markets; its Railroad
facilities are great and constantly increasing;
the climate is splendid," and good crops are
almost a certainty; while the numerous
thriving towns and cities springing up on
every hand attest beyond donbt that the
blight of slavery has been effectually dissipa
ted, and that Eastern men and Eastern capi
tal are doing their perfect work.
OUR LANDS DEFY COMPETI
TION, , , .
Send for full descriptive Circulars and
Sectiopal Maps, enclosing 30 cts, and stating
what paper you saw tuts in, to
EDWARD WILDER,
Land Commissioner, Hannibal, Me
45-4w
AT OLD PRICES.
As the sole Agents in the United States for
the Liverpool Watch Co. we are authorized by
them to close out a large line ot European
v atcnes,tDaia8, o now in stock, tor Cash,
at prices never before known. All beautiful
in finish, artistic in design, reliable for accu
rate time, durable, and ot the latest styles.
, Every watch will be retailed at less than cost
of importation, and forwarded aecurely pack
ed, pre-paid, to aDy part of tbe country on
receipt of price. Money can be sent to us by
express, with orders for Express Co. to re
turn Woods or Cash, which will secure
promptness and safety t" purchaser. Among
our list will be found
A Beaut ful English Silver, Solid Double
Case Watch, genuine Enelish full elate jew
eled movements, adjusted regulator, steel cut
hunrla, engine turned nerl, correct and servi
ceable article, laree or small size, i n complete
running order, with u elegant Gent's Vest
Uhaio, Locket ana Key, all complete, mailed
free for $5
A Very tltndsoiite Watch in fine 18 carat
Gold plated Double Case imitation of i'00
Uold Watch engraved or plain, genuine El
lish full plate Jeweled movements, adjusted
regulator, correct, ant in complete running
I order with elejant (rent's Vest Chain, with
Locket and tVej, mailed pre-paid for ouly ..fa
THE ORIDE GOLD WATCH
In Massive Oride Gold Double Hunting
Magic t-pring Cases, elegantly engraved, or
engine turned, Genuine Patent Lever Move
ments, full jeweled, regulated and warranted
to keep correct time.nnd wear equal to Gold,
-precisely tike in appearance, make, finish,
brilliancy of color, to 200 Gold Watch. One
of these splendid Watches will be forwarded
by mail free to any addresa.in handsome mo
roco case, lined with vel et and satin, (La
dies' or Gent's size Watch,) for only $12
w atcnes lor holiday presents manufactured
to order.
Genuine American Watches of all grades,
in Gold or Silver Cases, from $18 np to 1200.
Other Gold Watches equally low. With
every Club of six Watches of any kind, we
send one extra of same kind free, as a pre
mrum to getter np of C!"b. A superior stock
of Genuine Oride Gold Chains, from $ to$
each, warranted fully equal to Gold ia bril
liancy of color, wear, Ac. . Bills of over $12
collected on delivery, if desired. All Bills nf
$12 and leal must be cash in P. O. money or
ders, or registered letters, at our risk Goods
carfully selected, packed and forwarded pre
paid by mail, or by express, on receipt of
price. Safe delivery of alt Goods guaranteed,
Watches forwarded to be examined to parties
known, when express charges both ways are
paid. No Goods forwarded west of the Mis
sissippi River, with bill to collect on delivery.
Purchasers must pay all express charges on
goods sent C. O. D.; also for return of money.
All Cash orders forwarded free of charges
to destination. Catalogues Free. Address
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