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SMUliDAY. OCT, 33. 97K
The Daty orthv Bom'-
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Waflnd the following truthful r e
ttarki in a . waif-like condition,
and. aa they are so applicable to
this Congremooel District, ana
so plainly portray our. political
condition, we press them into' soar
service and adopt luem-thanking
the author, whoever he may be, lor
driving an editorial nail in a sure
place, and saving us the -labor of
inditing a sermon so mwh needed
and so timely: ''It is safe to predict
that the politcal contest mi: 1872,
"will be the greatest and hardest
fought, which has, ever aharaeter-
f or the Palladium.
8amvm M Jam ax, who l;aj h.t h
parintendeney of lentil tribes of Indiaaa in
Nebraska, attended f ights' Street Frieda'
Meeting on Bandar la the afternoon be
gere to a respectable audience a brief aara
tira of the condition at these tribe, upon his
coding among'ejBty shewing eonelushely
that the teachings and precepts of the sdro
. cateaof aeeee aad primitive Christianity
! will hare a laatiag effect upon these seai
barbarous aborigines.
To the reader who may not hare Warned of
:tha antecedents of Janny, amy beinfnrsB
, ed that ha ts an acknowledged minister of the
Friend arf. Bel ihaui a Ynrrt ttng.Hnt
' in).... r i . . a
--"f vi, Mwn oh b oeen connnea
exclusively within the pale of that religious
, sect, but aarumed; a wider fiald of labor.' His
Bterarr OQaiifleattooa were earit" enlisted In
' the eaose of freedom, in ' the Old Dominion;
aera he met wtth violent and bitter opposi
tion, aad ere persecution: "At a later date'
he aedertook the ardaous work of" compiling !
a caaipteta history of the Society of Friends
(commonly called Quakers) from their rise to
the waionaoata schism in 18J8. Soon altar
ha was appointed by President Grant to the
STATE ITEMS.
is Ibsin
ing or-
tZ A Litberan congragalion
poind at Anderson.', ?!
Horse tbiSvs continue their irepreda
tion s ta Vermil ion const j
South . Band - narkate feboul- 6jOQ0
bushels of apples per week.
Elkhart had a horse race for the bene,
fir'ot Chicago sufferers, last Week.'
Depraved young men play draw poker
in the tower of a $Tet Albany church. ' Ltiary than for re-electioi f , ' f
we haven i neard oi UitK, ungut
being here, but we noticf 1, one lay
last week, a small black, cat,; dead
and stinking, opposite Wm. - Lar
ned's etore. It's tail hadn't ah&ir
;zed Americsn Dolitics. trAlreadr
both parties ar marshaling their f i sr,,er
forces, calling their, leaders snd
preparing for the etrifewJ.The
about two years, when be resigned in conse
quence -of failing health. ;
v-
great aim, and ' desire of the De
mocracy seems to be to :iresk the
power of Republicanism,' and for
that purpose all that human inge
nuity, and political manipulation
can accomplish, is and will be. re
potted to. There is no-more effeC'
tire aid to this than what is known
ss i 'splits."
OTJJt BANKERS ABROAD.
Late Gist from European paper
comment most favorably on the
appointment of the London firm of
Henry Clews" & Co., J as bankers
.abroad for all foreign countries af
the.U .8. Government - and Treas-
A' .house divided I ry Diin fig- Brin8
qrrainat ifaftlf mint full (a ItiS) M I" ... .: . n. i
aaw. and annlvinavthisVto nolitlcal V - hu ieenng ou. me
i C I .A . J,.!, M ... . .
patties our Democratic: h brethren ha, wrutaiuy oi srn exists
work unon tha disaonointtnonU or : representauve
uauKing nouses t
ambitions of men-and attempt to
divide our party against itself and
hence achieve . their. victory in its
fall. The key note of this plan
has been boldly sounded by ' the
Democratic buglemen, and' we arej
criminally false to our party it we
do not rise against the' blandish
ments of these gsy:deeeive'rB.'-eIii
our State, in our county,9 fhe same
scheme will be tried, the same trap
laid, and if our people (alt: into the
pit they are culpable to the highest
degree. There may beVand prob
ably is, cause for dies'atiefactlon
amonz manv of our. Beonle but
do not let personal p spleen workRof HfnryClews .Co,
.(4. Babkevo abroad;x-) r.j.'-i
""1' " ,MJ"' V' mJ
large, lie is falaeto every fosttnet
of Republicanism who Cannot sink
his personal feelings in ths' desire
for bis psrtys good. Todays rii our
It' is not' true, that Bariog Bros.
have transscted their busineas with
the Government in an unsstitfao-
tory manned i; On the contrary the
utmost good. Teeing, has existed
from the beginning o( the trust up
to the present time.
It is true that the' Government
has confidence in-the House of
Henry Clews dc Co., and it is rath
er a testimonial of. confidence in
their manner; of doing business,
than a reward for seryices rendered
to the goyerritaent by 1,Mr.! Clews,
that has f ccured the sppointment
as onr
This -house has risen rapidly In
public , confidence, '.'imtil jit (has
reached Aha " government, . which
nationalizes its popularity by con-
very midst these Damocralio aiiM Erring the appointment of Fiscal
ordinates, executing the behests .
of their chief, are at work and en- ' M P,Fe? a get com-.
deavorincr to effect a Snlit In otirl PmeI-
Two belligeraot young watna. ot
Morgan county, fought about a "feller'
last.week. -,-.: ..-). '
- Two hundred and fifteen geese answer
the tnatutitinai calls of a Spencer county
on. ' -
The African cenionarian. who walks
twenty miles a day, is now locatad at
vmcennes. .... . .,.,,, -.
Dead loads' . of shell bark hickory
nuts are offered at TerrS Haute, at fifty
centa per bushel!. : '1
William Ramsay, s ten year old son
of Green Ramsay, living near Uelteville
ran s splinter into his eye last Saturday
craning, and died in a few hours.
The cupola of the JSmithson Collega
at Logansport waa blows out on Satur
day night and crushed down through the
building, causing a damage of $2,500.
State rights has anew illustration at
Jeffersonville. They arrest 'butchers
ho come over from Kentucky on a
cnarge ..of , underselling the resident
Cleavers. . . t .
Reason Hammond, one of the wealth i
est cltixens of Southern Indiana, an old
resident of Gharlestown, who has been
sick for several mocths, now lies at the
point of death.
Henry Messenger, of Franklin, Harri
son eonnty, wsa killed last .Friday by a
large limb he was cutting from a , tree.
It fell against bi3 stomach, crushing him.
gainst the tree.
Aaron Sherman, a farmer, was drugged
and robbed by a youth named . Going at
Sullivan, last Sunday, and died the same
evening from the effects of the -narcotic'
Gotns was arrested and confessed. '
' A1 Lafayette . gentlemen is down on
the divorce law of Indiana since by dint
of bard swearing he procured a dirorce
for a married lady, on a promise of mar-
riega, and . then the fickle fair one went
and married another man.. . . . . : -
Mr. Michael Burns having raised the
largest number of cabbages of any farmer
in New Albany, now proposes to marry
a widow. Whs connection there is be
tween the two acts is only known to the
Courier-Journal, from which we take the
item.' ''.
The Black Cat.
Dick Bright was oiiginallya gun
smith.' ' He lately rifled tbe State
Treasury. .
Dick Bright ia candidate for
reflection as State Printer. He
"had better commence praying for
"executive clemency " a hia pros
pects are brighter for the peniten-
30 We Will Pay 030
geats S30 per week to sett oar -reat and
a!able discoveries. v If yea waot perman
nt, honorable aad pleasant work, apply for
artieuiara. Address UVtlt a tu.,Jcit-
! on; MiehjBan.i
ted, Me.
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The Result in Ohio. The ma
jority Jfor Noyea in Ohio will not be
far from 22,000. The Senate ia a
tie. And the House d Republican
majority. 'Partisan legislation will
be difficult, because the absence of m7mSXA
one Democrat from the Senate
would prevent the rooblitutional
majority of 19 ; On joint ballot the
RejuMicans will hare a majority of
9, an! will therefore be able to
elect a United SUtes Senator.
afj TT1 .
NEV ADVERTISEMENTS.
A TOIM QUACKS.-A rictim or erly
rbk lndierHi.in cauying nerrrms debility,
remstu re decay, etc., harin tried in Tain
rery advertised reraedy, has discovered a
j i tuple mesas of sell-cnre, which he will snd
' his tellow suSerprs. Adlre8, 5 '
. UPEEVES, 78 Nassau St, 5. 33-4w.
AGEST8 WANTEDrpTlY? XI T? I t)
r" " 5;fo a f zi am &xxxv
HI? - Y) T KTT p Of A History of the
UP DllltaO franeo-Owmaa
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and German.
40,000 Copies already sold. Prices $1.50. "
Address J. Goodspeed's Eonpire Bnojc, Map
ana ana ricture liunse, Chicago or St. iuia.
SI-4. -
on it
We overheard the following eon,
versaCIoh the other day: f
Man "Sonny, what? trade are
yon going to learn?"
BoyDonrt knew; sir, really
don't know; but pa saya I had bet
ter learn the State Printer's . trade,
cause men get rich very fast in
that busine8e."
The ca'-o nine-tail s"has r not
comet under Mrv B right's observa
tion yet; but ; be . will "atriko it"
sooner or later. " Purely a qnes
. tion of time. Anderson Herald .'
Idaho GovsNORSHip.--The lele-
graph announces the appoinlnjent
of General Thomas W. Bennett of
, Richmond, as Governor of Idaho.
We forbear to congratulate the
territory upon the acquisition of a
real' live. Govenor until". we hear
from General B. But we have , un
derstood that he really means to
go: This Idaho Govenorshtp has
had a singular fortune. "First Dr.
'Bard, of Atlanta, Georgia, was ap
pointed.' He started west, got as
far as Ncw'York, was bought, up
by Tamanny. returned to his south
ren home, commenced the vior
' ous' support of Hoffman for Presi
1 dent in the columns of his' paper.
: Then Mr.Conner, of thi9 city,
; was appointed and declined; then
, thelnto General Dumont was nam
: ed, accepted, and prepared to im-:
' migrate but was stricken by death
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Estray Notice.
levrOTICE is hereby given that on or about
lw- the 2nd day of Oetober, 1871, James T.
Owens, of Boston Township, Wayne Countv, 1
Indiana, took up in estray described in the
proper certificate now on file in my office, aa
a rea neiier, one year oia, marled with ooe
small white spot between the horns, and
some white spots on her left flank. . No other i
marks or brands perceptible. Appraised at
$l& Witness my name and the seal
; ; i . ; f said Conrt at Centreville, !
wis 2ttn Uetnber. 1871...-
n33-2ir WM. W. DUDLEY. Clerk.
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. THE WRBATH. Bedford, lod Saw
RICHU1ID
WiM
Clean Tip !
a LL owners of nrooertr in
Eichmdnd, are hereby notified to clean
their gutters, sidewalks and allovs w-iihin
twenty days from date, or the same will be
in . the city ol
On. the eve Of his departure; then 1 done at the expense of the property.
Col Bowen; of Arkansas, wasap- . , c. c crocket, street Com. t
tirvifttciH end fianlinnT' Rnllir I - ' '
;viuivu Muvs x W4IU v-yi a . a All 11 U (AA I J
n33-w
ranks at home, trnating to widen
the breach, that to cement it-will
be impossible before 'the; ensuing
presidential canvass. lhe danger
is imminent is npoa ns. Let, us
aise and drive it oil, and by nnan
imity and harmony meet the ene
my at the polls,' and preserving an
unbroken front carry victory with
tor years to come. United we are
successful, divided we fall." n
: ( The antics' of their position are
sueh.'tnet it1 cannot but tend to
give general confidence throughout
this couctry ajid" in Europe i to the
name and credit of this leading
banking bouse.
Jim Bordkit. Aee has not knock
ed off the rough, quarrelsome, disa
greeable pointa from the nature of
'Jim Borden, as be waa familiarly
termed when he resided In our city
PREPARING FOR BATTlE: ! i W1i V ieh Is post-
' P na.ta.n WaMAltaAl oKatr M aa
BAB UVVUI a I f . ajaj sj IVVVUwVw t IUB VIA S
slight! provocation, he spit in the
face of Hon. Jamea Rariden, at the
Sloan House, at , that time in this
city. n Mr. -B, being a cripple and
deprived of the' use of one hand
We have before us a xiircular
7'
i
letter, addressed by E.' S.' Alvord,
Chairman of the Democratic Stale
Central committee, to two ''reliable
working influential Democrats' of
Abtngton township,-this county, in
which these gentlemen are advised
that, "in order to sucoeeti Tnext' j
jur ) i aDsoiuMiy.neoessary,
that tue Deraooratio party be thor
oughly orsanixed and-' that, auch
Democrats as you must take right
; ; hold of the matter, ;siid push It
( 4 j through." There is nothing wrong
, in all this, sod we .notice it only
iA to call the attention of Rennblicans
.7f
F to the fact that the Democratic
A t Treasury leeches at Indianapolis,
.p.; ( Alvobd, Bian, SaoBMAKBR and
IjRicnT, ) do not propose to relin
quish their hold upon "the people's
purse strings without a struggle.1
We must meet their, effort with
a corresponding effort on our pert
Here is their programme. - ;
"1. We expect to make arrange
ments to send speeches and docu
ments into every precinct in the
State, and it is necessary that they
should be speedily and properly dis
tributcd. d J-'T j ... !
"2. Give the number ef German,
" if any, in your township, and state
' how they stand politically v s
"3. Give the number, as near as
f
can be ascertained, of negro votors
I in your township
X f No question as how the NegToes
; stnnd politically JM,,... .. . , 'v a
"4. Have there been , any, losses
or accessions to the Democratic
i party in your township,' since the
j last .elecaon.-" :.";-; ""XiT
I "Forewarned, forearmed." We
i joe here the work laid out by the
Democratic -State Central commit-
-tee to be first done.' It is our's to
4 meet like with like, JLet pur Re.
publican Committees arouse to c
ji. Aion, and 'push' it through."
t Gen. Thomas G. Harrison; form-
r
and arm; he escaped a sound drub
bing that he ough to have received
on tna spot, for bis inately mean
cussedneas. This reminiscence of
JimV6rashe is now oalled Judge
Borden(c(i8gracing, as he does, a
place on the bench, by the votes of
his ' oopperhead brethern of Fort
Wayne,) is recelled from the fact
that on Sunday, the 22nd, inst, at
the Hamilton boarding' house in
Fort Wyane, be struck a man name-
ed Johnson, and followed it up by
siezing a chair and striking at but
missing him. Jim .was fined $10
and costs. The cause of the attack
was a remark of If r. J in dispar.
agement of the thieving, ' copper
head Tammany Ring of New York
City, and true to his natural in
stincts, which has lost , nothing by
age, ho made a blackguard of hian
self as nsualy, ;
General Bennett is picjeed upon as
tue annointed leader ef, . this iteo-
J pie. If General Bennett concludes
to co. Idaho will have secured, an
excellent Gcvenor who will leave !
his native S.tate with the best wish ,
es of thousands ol warm Friends
a-a. - .'. . m. '
ior xue largest measure ot pros- i
perlty and success. Jrjd Journal.
1 -erlr of Kokomo, but since the. war
7 ... - i ' ... '
a resident or ixasnvuie, Aenn.,
xlied in the latter place,oo the 27U
alt., of brain feverr Gon. Harrison
was a gallant, faithful, and efficient
soldier in the lata war, apd was
highly appreciated in all tho walks
of life, for his numerous excellent
finalities, hie remains were taken
to Kokomo for interment.
. Sbwator O. Bbbson. Othniel
Beeson, of this county went to Cal
afornia recently in company with
Gov, O. P. Morton. We are glad
that he and his family are oceom-
; panied by so good and anbatantial
a friend as Mr. B., and we trust
they may . all return to their home?,
with renewed health and strength .
There is no'man In the nation who
will have' more real, solid enjoy
ment out of a trip ' to the Golden
State; than our friend Beeson.
Aa elderly lady, of Korwich, who. waa
bandliag a sat f Was teeth ia a dental
office ( and admiring . the fluency - with,
which the doctor described, them, asked
bin: "Can' a body eat with these
things?' ,My dear madam, mastica
tion can ha performed with a facility
sesreely equalled by nature herself, "re-
spondad tbe doctor. . ' Yea, I knew, but
can a body eat with them?" '
Major Odell, associate editor of the
I afayette Journal, died vjry suddenly in
that city on 'Thursday nighty ITe was
readrand vigorous -writer,'; and was
formerly connected with the Chicago
Post and New Albany Commercial. He
leavaa a wile and three children.
A barn belonging to Abram . Carey, of
Henry county, waa entirely destroyed
by fire on Tuesday night, together with
four horses',' two reapers, two ' wagons,
plows, and other farming implements,
130 bushels of wheat, 200 ' bushels of
oats, about 10 tens of hay, : a corn-crib
and some shedding.
Captain Owen Anderson, a prominent
citizen residing near Terra Haute, d;ed
on Sunday morning. aoUin Anderson
served through the war in the Eighty
fifth Indiana Regiment, surviving twenty
battles.
: Ten marriages and six deaths in the
city of Terro Haute last week.
On Saturday, Addie I Ballon, of Terra
Haute, received intelligence that , her
oniy sister, wun two chiiaren,- were
burned to death at the recent fire which
destroyed the town of Peshtigo. The
husband was terribly burned, but saved
his life. A half sister was also' saved
by junping into the river:
Cruel William Wilds of Kirklin
Clinton county, basely decieved Nancy
Bogan, in the matter of his mattimonial
intentions, wherefore a jury has decided
that he shall sooth her wounded honor
with $750 worth of "shinplasters."
, George Hoffman while driving near
Noblesville , last Thursday,' asked bis
eompanion to band him his gun to shoot at
a flock of Quails.' but quailed ' himself
when through careless handling, the gun
waa prematurely ' discharged, - and ' the
content a lodged into the ancle of his
right lag. ,. . -
, A coal oil lamp' exploded in the
Southern School building, ' Lafayette, on
last Friday night. The pupils covered
the flames with maps and extinguished
them. A paper of that place states that
the explosion took place without prov
ocation.' A coal oil lamp doesn t . want
much "provoke' to irritate it, as expert,
ence has shown.
Mr C. Pige, aged sixtjssix years.
one of the oldest settlers in Tippecanoe
county, died at Dayton on the 16th
instant. The deceased settled in this
county in the year 1822. - i
While Mrs. Thomas Shields; of La
fayette, waa milking her cow, the other
day, the animal gave a kick which struck
tho redy'a arm and broke it near the
Wrist..! i ':-': --i'- : :
State of Indiana,
; ' Wayne County,
WILL. M. CARLETON,
AUTUC'K OF ;, ; .. ,
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The Grand Chapter and Grand
Council of Eoval and Select. Mas
ters, held their meeting at Indian
apolis on the 17th. inst After do
nating $200 to Chicago, and 8400
to the sufferers fiom fire in .Mich
igan and Wisconsin, and transact-
in ty t.lipir anriil ! hiiAinoaa Tallinn
a - -r- "'-e
them together, they elected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing
year: ' J. H. "Chestnut wood, of
South Bend, G H F: E. II, Davis.
Claretta Stanley, and 1 In the Wayne Ccm-
wiinam uuiin, ner l , mon l'leas Court,
uuardian. I January Term,
S. ) Complaint nn A.e-
Thomas N. Younff. f count So. 1500. ;
Leri Denry, Nicholas j
ntaniey ana nairraa r
Turner., . , j : : ! . :
BE IT KNOWN, That, on this 21st dar ol
October, 1871, the a bo re named rinin
tiff.hy James Perry, tsa.. Attorner. filinl in
the office of tho Clerk of the Wayne'Comtnon
lleaa Court, their comnlaint aarainst said de.
JendantJ in the above entitled eatise, together
wun iue aniaarn or a competent person that
said defendants, Nicholas Stanley and Malri
na Turner are not residents of the State of
ladiana.
Said defendants. Nicholas St.inW mil
Mulrina Turner Uierefore are hereby notifiud
-Solicited by MUNN Co,
fnb liisliera ScienUfic
American. 37 Park
GENERAIi AGENCY,
as- a a a s a ax. w r " sr
awsisDiittnca vs. ivarv
WM. E. BELL,
General Aentj K
S. E Cor. Fifth and Main Street.
Richnibnd, Indiana.
1 - ' "s jmt:
I' ADIES and rentlemen eailearti f I5S per
I month caavassing for popular beeika.
Send for cjro-jlar. B. IKS. Tjlpr, 08 Orfcv
wold street, Detroit, Mieb. i ,.? S-4b1
.j .. ,
Matin Boots and Hwtaof CaUawala, ! Itaaa
AleahaJle Bttaaahiaea: Ther era the 1-BtBJtV 4
BLOOD maimaaai A UVS CrTHB
PRIHCINA, apwfcet
of the Briton, earrrlae' aU
reatarlnctheUoodtoaaealUir eaadltlaa. Hia,
eaa take Unas Bittora awtHha to afcieWiae aaSaaO
aaalBlooa aatwaU, ! Ibafer toaws
tiofd ht aalowml sole Of ether sasaaa .
ecraas wastoatoyoad the aoiatef mats. . -T . "... ,
t Thar as a Gcatla PaevaciTa aa wall mm m,
a ffanle. f omw Inc. alas, the yeaUar aaertt f aeHt as
a Bowrnaeaeat m tmumm Cnaasstlea or
tloaerthaUnr.'aadanthaVlawral Ofsaaa.
: FOB. FKMALK COBfPaVAHTS,
rnuerold.naiTUdorsiiicU,atUiatoaf insia
Brt or at tha tarn ef life these Teals Btttasa aawea
aauaL vft'- " ;-
t Far IaSajanmt rr r CSiraale BheaMmttoaa
mum Gwatr PyapsBat aw laataaatle-, Blt
laaa Baasltaeat mm IaMeaalaaana Bawawa
Dtacaaea mt the BlawA, IJwav, KJaaaraaaaV .
Bladder, these Bitter ham haaa aaaat saili
Bach Dlaemae ara eaaaat ar TItl ataet BlaaeV
which a ejBBsraBy reaaesi r lisiaBiaiiat.af Saa
Dlseadv Orcue. . f.i
of tha
Row, New York
, Twen iv-five Tears' experience.
. ' Fatnplilcts contalsinp Patent Laws, with
fi ll directions linw to cibtain 1'ateuts tree,
i A bi'und volume of 118 napes, containing
Vie New Census by counties and all large
cities, 1 10 Engravings of Mechanical More
nicnU, Fate 1 1 Laws and Kule for obtaininp
Patents, mailed on receipt of 25 cents. 33 4w
GREATEST INVENTION OF
THE AGE, - ; ,
r ' West's AntomntiLathe for all kinds
or wood taming. Also, Durkee's Automatic
Sawing Machine for sawing small stuff di
.rectly from the log. WoTk perfectly, and
will pay for themselves in six months in aav
ing timber and Tabor. Send for descriptive
' knnk in thm ma nta f mh mm f r, UDDlVfl M.
.rik. si: j j , - . . . . "-'' a, m. " .v a,
. .r V .r ?w . ompiaini i -eo., Geneseo, Livingston Co., New York.
BCtlnst them and that, unless ther annear . . . A-.
J ... ' ..f - 1:1 - - .
nu iinww or ucinur inereio, at ine caning ot
tne saw cause on the second day of the next
Term of said Court, to be begun and held at
the Court House In Centreville. on the First
ShelbyviUe. DGHP: Ale,. Thorn! iSSZiSSm AS H 'Chronic and Sexual Diseases.
bb, iciiDiiauic. jr tv . u D.010CH.0 aiieugea, wiu ua -uucen as true an J tue said
ton, Lafayette, G S : J H Nivins.of eMwill be heard and determined in their
' ' f I ahsania . - "
Vnnfh Hnn.l fl H . Mi Mam Khina
Asaaf .u a . au vlUtIUi
! . :-: I
J w Ss " Si"1 it
' ' Boot & Shoe I
llAlftJFACTTJREU
The Best French Calf
.ndf Kip Boots beat y
made in the latest style on short notice, and
at reasonable nVurea. Kcne but the best ma
terial nsed. Maia street, pear .Ktath.'jRich.
mond, Ina . oetrnSDry
THIRTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE
IH TH TttBlTMSKT or '
OF
G C of H : Robert Pedcn, Knighs
town, G R A C; Cbas. Fisher, of
Indianapalis, G T : S. M. Black,
of Indianapolis, G C
The next session of the Grand
Chapter will be held at Indianapo
lis in October next.
' ' 1 " '. ' ' '
The Labor. Reform National
Convention at Columbus, last week,
made up in good sense what it
lacked in numbers. The latter
were meager, but the assembled
delegates wisely determined that,
if the Republicans renominate
President Gbamt" next year, the
Labor Reform party should support !
him.
absence.
Witness WM. W. DUDLEY, Cleric, I
and t.ie Seal of said Court, at Cen
treville, tins zistdar of October, 1871.
WM. W. DUDLEY. Clerk.
I Jambs Pbbbt, Alt, ef iTft. n3S 4wpf$9. :
I THE
NEW
'''''SBWIJBJCt '
MACHINE.
IHDIANAPOLIS,
' - AKn ALL
Cities and Towns in the State.
A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW
. MARRIAGE.
Th .cheapest book ever noblisheJ con.
taining nearly three hundred pages, and one
hundred and thirty fine plates and engravings
ot the PB.itomv of the human organs in a
' state of health and disease, with a treatise on
early errors, its deplorable consequences up
on the. mind and bodv wtth .tha inthnr'i nlan
i of treatment the only rarional and success
ful mode of cure, as snown by a report of
caeafrated A truthful adviser to the anar
ried and tbnae ctintemplatiag marriare. who
entertain donbta.of tl eir pliyi-ical condition.
Sent free of p-eta) 10 any address on receipt
of twenty-fire eents In stamps or portal cur
rency, by addressing; Da. LA CROIX, No. 31
Maiden Laoe, Albany, N. Y. The author may
be consulted upon any of the diseases upon
; which bis book treats, either Deraonallr ar bv
L mail, and medicines seut to , any part ef tha
ui in, , DJ4-W
leaeea
dyspepsia o nrnioBsmoH,
aelM. rain te tha Sheuiasra, OMaha, Tlchtaaas
CTasSaapaai.Siiaa StaiSattaaseftheBaiwuh.aia
Taste la the Moatk, Sim aatliisa. raianaweaai ibb
Baart. Inaamaiatloa ef the lH Pa to taei
af tha KWaera, aaS a aaaataS ethi iilasal 1
ace tha offaarinc ef
. Thvr iBTttersaasbsl
ttwr ami Sewele. waleh raaasr theaa ef 1
efacaer to elaaaslac the alaea af at tats
fartiac aew HI aaS Tiar tm aa waola arataaa.
TOR SKiBl DMSASBS, Jraatlaaa, TBHaB,
Salt BUiaaaBloBBaaSeta, Ptoujtoa. Paatalaa, SaOa s
Oartanelae, Sina-Wama, SeaM Head, Sera SVes,
awWpelaa, Iteh, Seatfti. Diaeotoeattana of the Bate,
Humors and IHaiaaea of the Skm. of whatever aaaaa
efsaxarevate Mwaalr Sasas aa SjatMaat af thar
srstenYbi a short thas bt ta aee ef these Btttata' Oasy
VoMleteaaah eaaas wttlaaarh-a UissitI lawiNlaaS
ef lhati naiallia ilaat ... ' . , - . '
Ol aaaaa t
be .VlUatai Stood whaBareeraai tfanslsj-i
lucffch ha the- eetaat alas s It whaa it la w, awa ,
Wallas wtntaU mikT. Moo vase.
LwttW. WZlth attha aiataai will fcUeW.
SHERIFF'S SALE-
SY FIBTUS OP A DECREE an
IS tion to me directed from- the Wayne
Common Pleas Coar:, I will expose -at Pub-
lie Sale, at the Court House door in tha town
of Centerville, Wayne county, Indiana,
(to Saturday, October 28&i 1871
between the hours of IS o'clock a. at., and 4
o'clock p. m., oa said day, tha fcllowinjt prop-
. The following: Real Estate in Wayne coun
ty, State of Indiana, to-wtt : Beine; lot num
ber six ( 6) ia taatpartaf tha ailf mt- RaeW
mond laid oat by William U .Brady.aaid tot
beins; on North Pearl street, thirty-three and
tbree-tourths (33) feet wide : ia front, and
one hundi ed and fifty-five ( 155) feet ia depth
on north side, and one hundred and forty on
and one-half (HI J) feet on the south aide to
an alley ten )10) feet wide, and averaging
thirty-tiro anl one-half feet (32) wide- at
said alley, Detnerine same premises con ray
ed by Henry. C. Wright and Caroline M.
Wright, to Mary C. Fallis, to be sold as the
property of Mary C. Falliand Isaac U. Fallnr, f
to satisfy saia execution in -my nanar in iaT
vor ot Samuel u. uaaseiii . exua sate witnout
relief from valuation or appraisement laws.
WM. H. STCDf, Saeir. W C.
Oct. 7, 1 97t.- ' J - SSSpff 9.
RailsbackA Youas, Atfya for pl'ff. j ,
X WALSJDa, Praarieter. B.ButoDOHJil m on,
Shatrlats and Ctaa. Jats, Saa Vraseiaeo. Oal.. aal
' eS n sad M Osawaeree Straet, Hew Tort '
B3P SOLD BT ALL PBOOOISTS ASP naALBaSw 1
i 10 llim CAU8S A2TD COJtH -OF OOK-5
! 8TJMPTIOH. Tha primary caaee of Conlrainp
I tion la derangement of the digestive organs. This
' daraaflWnvent pnodncea deficient natriUea and as
l slmllation. By asmBtuatloB. I mean that i 1 1) i saa
by wtdch tha natrineat mt the Sois eonTeitad'
: Into blood, B4dtlefioetaU) the solldsof the body.
I Persona with dlaasUon thas laapaired, harlnftha
', eHghtest predisposition to puhnowary disoase, oa i '
; if they take cold, will na very HaMe to have Ooa- i
sumption ofthe Langs ia some of Its forms; aa4
' I hold that it will be impossible to care any case
of Consamptioa without Siat ruatorinj a good
! digestion and healthy assimilation. The very first
1 i thing to be done ts to cleanse tha stomach aaS -j
: bowelanecB all diseasea asueue and aama walca
' are clogging these organs so that they cannot per
form their functtoae, and then rouse tip and re
store tha liver to a healthy action. For thie pur- ,
i poteV the safest aad heat remedy la- Sin Bank's
j Mandrake Pills. These Pills clean tha stomach .
and bowels of aU the dead and morbid slime that ,
' Is ca Of ing disease and decay In the whole syatem.
They wiilflear out the Uver of all diaeased bits '
that has accumulated there, and arouse ft np ta a
new and healthy aoUoa, by . whiea natural and
' 3 .'
. '!.'
n33 4ir
'. Untaught by experience, ? Democratic
politicians in New York are. declaiming
ageint the President's vigorous measures
for repressing" Ku-Kluxism in South
Carohna. This is one of the most effec
tire issues tbs Republicans can have in a
political canvass, and they should press
Uhome. Honest snd law abtding peopl
are not in faror of the midnight msrau
. deis sad Wiarderers.
The editor of the Lacrosse Democrat had
some prairie chickens sent him the other day,
and thankfully acknowledged the same fur
getting that the ehickens bad been shot in
violation of the game law . Next day be says
"they were fish," and blames the compositor
for the mistake. He adds t ' -
"the error waa more mortifying to ns be-
cause.the law preventing the having in our
possession of prairie chickens : was yet in TQJff'ITI TSfl
fnrA anil it tni.kl i-A i I "V A Ct
a. M.gw ,WU IUUIIU, IMC B VV
suppose that we had violated the law, and aet
at defiance the State of Wisconsin, and all
the law abiding citisena. , .We Snew they were
fish all the time, and told the girl when , she
was picking off the feat hois they were Cah.
The wish-bone was a regular catfish wish
bone, and the feet but why multiply words,
anybody would know they were not chickens,
The CONGRESS ARCTIC.
The BEST winter OT EES HOI !
AO BUCKLES to OMSK!
NO TROUBLE to pat on 1
Heat, Genteel, Stylish I
ASK TOIJR SHOI DEAIEK FOB IT!
A POOL'
And refuse to learn why wa sell ;
FOUR TON HAY SCALES.
14x7 Feet, $TS l. - ' I
Shipped everywhere. To be paid for when
Tested, Ail sues, at one-halt Ubicago prices.
Send for free Price List.
THE JONES SCALE WORKS, '
n33-4w Bi ngbam ton, New York.
CITY TAX NOTICE
FOR. THE YEAR 1871.
I . W. P. WILSOX, Treasurer of the City
e of Itichmond, lod., in compliance with
.Section thirty-seven (37) of the Citv Charter.
give notice that the Tax Duplicate for 1871
nas iwen piacea in my bands tor collection by
the City Clirk . ,
RATES t
For Genl Purposes 70 cts. on eech 100 vaL
" int. on K. K. 11. 13 "
" Int.oa Fund'g8 8 .
Sink'gF'd K.B.B5 cU. on each 100 rat.
Sink'g F"d Dep'tU 2
v - ma g r 'a . o " " ,
Each foil 50 cents.
'Making a total ot One Dollar and Nine Cents
on each one hundred dollar ($100) valuation.
On and after the third Mttridav in March.
;187i there will be charged and collected a
penauy or ien per rent, on all raxes remain
ing uncollected at that time.
. William P. Wilson-, Treas.
(City papers copy.) n32 31 .
-FOR SALE. A House and Lot 44 feet
front, situated an South Front AtrraUV It ia
offered on fair and reasonable terms, and is
nninenmbered.' Itise very convenient Boose
plenty of room in good repair good eel
ar, stable, Ac. Inquire, "for terms, Ac. at
he Palladium OfOee. fab. 18. 1871.
1M nii"-
f -
7T
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Temperance is a great., virtue: there
rore always do moaerute in tne use ot
srdeiit spirits. Six glasses pf whisky
before breakfast are as good as a thc u-
sand.r . .. ! -. , ,
IlITHB I ID G-DEC'
B- XX FLINT GLASS
r a an nTTissatrur
jLAiiir LniiriiiLia.
I Stand Heat Better than any other
made.
s
Ask for Dithridge's apd take no other.
See that oar name is on every box. .
Send for Price List.
Alaska promises something
more valuable than icebergs , after
all. .The coalbeda are turning out
very valuable excellent bitumioua
aud purest anthracite. Companies
are forming rspidly, who t omise
to supply ban Francisco at much
ess than present rates.
. .Whenever you attack your neighbor's
character, do it behind his ' back, so ss
not to wound his feelings. w ' '
Never giva np your opinion, though
you know you srs wron&; it shows that
you have independent.
33-4w
The State printing : war. has
opened in a new i lorm and the
Attorney General has -decided to DITHRIDGE 4 SON, Pittsburgh.
bring suits against U . J. Jtnght,
A. H. Conner, and. Samuel M.
bouglass, to enforce restitution of
moneys, of which the State has
been defrauded under pretense of
doing the State printing. In or
der to offset this, the Democrats
have decided that he shall also
commence ' suits sgisnst ex-Cov .
Morton and Gov . Baker, to recover
moneys paid them, in accordance
with an aet of the Legislature, for
house rent. The latter suit will
amount to nothing: ' v
The Chicago fire, like 1 Chicago
. whiaky, ruined the ,insideM " o
many a rural editor, whose paper
is on our exchange list. They
used to have their inside - pages
printed there.
The swine are reveling in mast.
13 FORMATION WANTED.
- ! y
Strayed from his home.- in Richmond.
W arne Co., Ind.. on MondiY eveniiur. Octo
ber 2, I8T1. i " '. '.:
BERNARD WESTER MAM.
Ha is a native of Germanr. and eneaka no
English ; i seventy -five 'years old ; medium
size, qu'le r;iy , and somewhat lame, usually
walking with a cane. Whn he left his homo
he waa dresaed in a browa suit of clot Lies.
Any information leading to his recoverr will
nc inanaruiiy xoceirea ana liberally by
- ' JOHN SHULTZ.
At Oian Perry's Plow Works, 39d Main St.,
tuenmena, ina. ILity papers please copy. I
CUNDURANGO! I
Bluliiit aCoYFIiEaiiii
r
. . THB WOWBCaatTL BMBDT FOB
Cancer. Synhilis. 8crofaln, TJIeera.
fait Rheum and all other Chronic
Blood Disease. ,
Da. P. T. KEEN E having just reinrned
from Ecuador and brought with him a quan
tity of the jfwe Cnndarango Bark se
cured through the official recommendation and
assistance of Hie Excellency the President of
Ecuador, and tne wvernnn-nt or that Repub
lic, we are prepared to fill orders for it to a
limited extent, and at a price about one-Quar
ter of that which the coat of the first very
. small supply compelled na to cbaroe.
. Our Fiaid Katrnct ia prepared from the
a canine Cuaaoraago uark from Loja, Ec
ua.lof. secured by assistance of tha authori
ties of that country. Sold by all Drue-n-iaU
in pint - bottles, having on them our name.
trade mark aad full directions fur use. Price,
aiv. iiaoorawrr no. ou, veasr St., Kew
Tork. BLISS, KEENE & CO.
D. W. Blies, M. D., Washington, D. C: Z.
E. Bliss, M. D., new York; P. T. Keena, M.
U., Sew r ere. n3S 4tr
Sheriffs Sale.
Y VIRTUE OF A DECREE and Execu
tion to -me. directed- from tha Wavna
Common Pleas Court, I will expose at Public
Sale, at the Court House door in the town of
Centreville, Wayne County, Indiana,
On the llth day of November, '71,
between the boars of 10 o'clock a. m., and 4
o'clock p. in., on said day, the fotlowing prop
ertr to-witi - " 1 '
Situate in tha eonaty of Wayne, and State
ef Indiana, to-wit : Lot number Thirteen
(13) In that part of the city of Richmond
known and designated aa James K. Dagdale'a
addition to said citv. tor a more particular
description thereof reference is made to tha
plat of said adiitioa in the records of the
county. The said Nathan Unaa and Hargar-
etta II. Doau. his wile, herebr mortaaae to
Milton Hollingsworth all of the above de
scribed lot except Thirty (30) feet off of the
west and thereof, to be sold as the vmnertv
of Nathan Doaa. ilargaretla M. Doan aad
' Jacob Worman, to saliafy aaid decree and
execution in my nanda in favor of Edward U
Vaughaa, et at. . " - ; :
Said sale without relief from valuation or
appraisement laws.
WM. H. STUDY,
''t . Sheriff of Wayne County.
J AHsa Paaar, AU y for Pl'ff.
Oct. 18, 1871. 9n3I-4w
Liiir,Fd&Sel
STABLE.
- , :o: ',, ,
Soath Frnnhlin-St,.
aioajtoMs; ixntii.'
J.LllllGllltl,
a3Sm . Proprietor
Mary F. Thokias, m.d
i! ' Practicing Physician,
Orrtca No, IZ, Soctn Sixth Svaaar,
RICHMOND ,
.Stspeeial Atten
tion to Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women
and Children.
Oct. 21, 1871. .
orrion sueaS i
7 to 8 a. m.. 12 to 2
p.m., and 7 to 9 p
m.
n32tf .
healthy bile fa Secreted, i I iJ jl U Uiji
The stomach, bowels, and llyar are thus cleansed
by the ase of SchencVs Mandrake Pills ; but there
: remains in the stomach an excess of acid, the or
gan fs torpid and the appetite poor. In the bo-T
els, tbeflacteals are weai, and recntlrlng strength'
and support. It is In a condition like this that ' '
Schenck Seawead Tonie proarea a aa tne most
valuable remedy ever UlscovcrciL. It is alkaline,
and its ate will neutralize all excess of acid, mak
ing the stomach sweet and fresh ; It will gtva ,
permanent tone to thie Important Organ, and ere-' '
ate a good, hearty appetite, aad prepare the sys
tem for5 the first process of a good digestion, and - !
ultimately make good, healthy, living blood. Af- '
tet-thia ntapaiatory treatment, what remains to -
cure moat cases of Consamptioa U the free aad
pcreevering use of jSchenck's Pnlmoaio Syrup.
The PnJmoaic Byron nourishes the system, park
Acs the blood, and is readily absorbed into the.
clrchlstton, and thence distributed to the diseased ..,
lungs. There it ripens sit morbid matter, wheth -.
er ia the form of abscesses or tubercles, and then 1 )
assists Nature to expel Bit the diseased matter ta , .
the form of free expectoration, when once it tir j "
pens. It is then, by tho great healing and purify- ; i
a . i :.. r cn..,. B..fmM.lA gm.m ...
t',vr""w' w I'.
thai all ulcers and cavities ara healed np saund,
. . .....
U1U IUJ lUI.Ub IB WVU '. a. : W ' ,
The essential thine to be done la carina Con.
snmptloai U o jr" no a rotwl animtitu and a rood
Uieestlon, so that tho Ixxly will grow In netiraua
rv or. abscess 11k-re. the cavity cannot hva
matter cannot ripen, to long aa the ytra is b- J
low par. What Is ncccrsarr tu
der of things, a good spnetitc.
i
w
HY SHAKE ANY I.ONtiER!
Use Dr. I. W MARTIN'S Ague Pills.
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A AGENTS
.m Books published.
Cleveland, Ohio.
WANTED fir the bes
J. n. S1CKKTT
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4 lty or. abscess tin-re, the cavity cannot heal, 1 lie f
low par. What is ncccrsarr tu cure i a new or
der or Mings, a gooa appenic, a goon nuiruion.
loo DUVJ w j;rw 111 " mui k ,u. , .Mem,
tore is helped, lhe cavities will heal, the matter'
will'rinea and be throwa crff iu Jare Quantities.
and the pen-on regain health and strength. This
' la the true and ouly plan to cure Consumption,
and if a person Is very bad, if the long are not
entirely destroyed, or even irona lung ia entirely
gone, (f there is enongh vitality left in the other
to heal up, there Is hope.
; I have seen many persons enred, with only one
Sound long, lira said enjoy life to a good old age.
This is what Sehenck,e Medicines win do to cure
Consumption. They will clean out tho rtomicli,
sweeten and strengthen it, get up a good dlges
: tion, and give Katare the aseManee she need to
clear the system of all the disease that la ia tho
hingg, whatever the form may be.
It is Important that, while nMng SchencVs '
Medicines, care should be exercised not to take
cold: keep in-door in cool and damp weather;
avoid night-air, and take ont-dour exercise only
E In a genial and warm rnnshinc.
I wish it distinctly understood that whoa I re. V
commend a patient to be careful in regitrd to tak
ing cold while using my medicine, I do ro for a
i special reason. . A man who us but partially rc
. covered from the effects of a bad cold is far more
liable to a relapse than one who has been entirely
enrea, wi it I precirny wv nine in regara m
' Consumption. So long as the hmga are not per-
fectly LesJed, nt so Jong la I liere Imminent dan. i
f er of a full return of the disease. Hence it is.
hat I ao strenuously cantion pulmonary patients .
againt exposing tneinselves to an attuorpbera '
that is not genial and pleasant, Confirmed Con
sumptives Tnugs are a mass ot nre. which tho
least change of atmosphere will Inflame. The
'. grand secret of my eucccFswlth my medicines
. connrts in my ability to subdue Inflammation In-
a lead of provoking it. as Boany of the faculty do.
An inflamed lane cannot With safety to the pa
tient be exposed to the biting blasts of winter or
aFtCS) m C A MOKTH. Horse and car-
veJJS Oriaaa furnished, expeaaea paid;
saxples free. H. B SHAW, Alfred, He. 31; 4w
get fat a
lung moi
1 aud very
RIFLES, SHOT-GUNS, REVOL-
, VERS. ,
Gun nateBfala of every kiad. Write tmt a
Price List, ta Qreat WaaWra Oun Worka,
Pittaburgh, Pa. Army guns and Revolvers
nought or traded for.. Agents wanted. SK-4w
: Agenta, Look I $S to $t alailTaaaily
made. Profitable and res pee table busiaesa.
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the etalvlng' winds of spring er autumn. It
ahonld be carenilly shielded from all Irritating In- "
I fineness. Tha utmost taution rhould be observed
In this particular, as Without It a core under al
most any dremaatances is an Impossibility.
The person should be kept en a wholesome and
nutritious diet, and all the medicines continued
until the body has restored to It tha natural
quantity of flesh, and strength, , . .
. I waa myself cured by this treatment of tha
worst kind of Consamptioa, and have lived to
nu ana aearty inese aiany years, wmb ana
uy gone, a nave caroa uioosa
aaaav have been cared by this
whom I have never seen.
About tha 1st of October. I exwet to I
session of my new building at the northeast cor
aer of Sixth and Arch Streets where I shall ha
pleased ta giva advice to all who may require H.
Full directions accompany ail my rrmedias, aa
. that a person la any part of the world can beieaaV
ily cared by s Stitct obseveanrv of t he s
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