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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

ROBTNSON a ROBERTS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner cary and l3th streets,
OVER for sale
~ 100 tens Psruyilc GuAno,
50 " American
Is Bone 81,
90 @. q. Licorce,
1000 rs Angostura ronqaa Beans,
SO "
300 bushels Clover seed,
i0l Orchard 6rass do,
90 Tinothy DO,
Bcperor Family Flour,
Extra supe-hue, Fine and Mddlug, do,
Aren on Manhattan on Company New York Samples Of th
superior Oils can be seen atour once, ,o,, ,or-r-s
oc20 kOhNsON = kObhhIe.
SOFT SOAP.-6D0 boxes Old Dominion sosp
- 20 DO Superior AIN soap
81 DO Pale family toap,
o,s1eGt cHAS T. wOSTHlM kcO.
En nus. BOUGHTON EARLH WHEAT for
III ssieby BACON BAsKERvIiL
DURNING FLUID, ALCOHOL, SOLAR OIL,
~ w. PETERSON CO.,
zen i55 Main street
TVOXEN GELATINE.-Coopsrs shest and shred lain
~ ela.I and Prassian lkbglaSs Tor sale BY
oct23 DOVE 90, Nholeials DruEs.G
SOHHDs. PRIgE PORT RICO SUGAR for
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PRINCIPAL HUTELc

COLUMBIAN HOTEL.
JOS. H. CRESSHAW, Proprietor.
D.c.2
Rissd Kyle se4as n Douglass, Washlrgion
W Harris lousa Lsuelyn, Va
shelton 40 W koberts ely
"a prruick Chas Brouneu kits, goociland
n q t,fsrson H.ifax N Luck Rockbrdge
= " Allen, Va + EN1snF, GU
A Y WosT d n " Moses, Ark
w \ r.vor. 40 " Jctcr. Ameia
va Fovau "a Williams A ady, Leui1bg
q I,-s,n a. Col n NJ Ftzhurh, Indian Town
" Hun'er sc TRG esham King Queen
j Z Cocse ATb-maris Mark, Chesterfield
p CroEder, Amelia Aette lV
, Tones fnqand Al Law, do
D Pevton A1fHa K keeor, Pitsyvana
A Auot Ch-sfsrfaH o A Pcarson, Mss
EXCHANGE HOTEL q BALLARD HOUSE.
jobs p & THOS X BALLARD, ProPretoIa
December g
@ G Knowles Baltimore " BIB, Va
n harrison, Va Nrs Dennis, 20
Nlpe Hch'd EbraNton, DO
J A Anderson, DO y MADAM Nchd
] A Lew len. "a Carpenter,
X Mcsin, DO q baster, DO
q slatu 90 Clarke DO
X n Usrper. DO " p Bastur 90
Mrs Harper, % wilson, do
Mrs stua q 60 Nc Robe tsan BALTIC
Mrs Haden. % CIV Petrcc, Mss
Ms Hsrrison d Nv Naughaas n Q
y ? hosby, DO p Due SO
2 pennlsl, al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

LyOR BIY RPoO A.--RiehmORd nnd -
I Liverpool Packet E.fuc.-Ihe hst ship Of -. -
tiit Inc b. tIR6INiA DaKE Captlia J. Co's vii q
ths rlr fr LIVERPOOL on ntj gre -t1 ol rgN "a nh. SHIP
per- ~ mind t-t SPECIAL art ui f4 o. sas4 e. tHur
can tfsrrrd ibis ship Ni-g1ia without .asrr uor
la-e. part o. her freikht Is already raglg-L
~, hi DAWN & WI CrRprV
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~ Sw. STEAUsHIP YORKTOWN, :

~ N. SrEAmSHlP YORKTOWN ~
u fcr New YORK NlrOk-rae steamship
YORKTOWN, Captain LeuiI Parish, VII leave here a. ccJk,
A. n, tuesday, IRE an December.
Pzs5engcrs requested % BE- board n duetme Passage
New York meals aud siaeroo ncludst go S@erage pass
aze ouy Fa1lsgc Norfolk By river boaia
Freight receive to-lay, saturday
Cllsrnccl requested to for thtlr Fccl to-day
and bcrths Ccc board The ship.
Fegh Boston taken moderate aad forwarded Nth
deS-st LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
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DvsDepsia. Impurity OF the Blood.

From Rer.J D. Hines, Pastor Of idreHf t"Hrch' bosio-
DE. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
success in my family aud among those am called 10 Nsl5
I'M DISTRESS To rr-ulatc the organs OF digestion and
purity the blood. they the very best rcmedy have
ever known, and confidently recommend them 10
my friends. Yours, 81 v Hl''LH'
WARSAW WYOMING Co., y. Y, oct. "a, l>jj
DEAR SIR: am usiu-. your CJthartic Pills In my prlc-
tir and ind them au excellent pur-1ve 10 cleanse the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

GEORGE WARMER,
Comm sion Mercha ant
TOBACCO FLOUR GRAIN and SOUTHERN PRODUCE generally
I62 South Eulaw Street,
Opposite Baltimore and ohio Rail Road Depot,
BALTIMORE.
REFERS BY PERMISSION,
hessrs Spots Harvey Co, Richmond,
Lipscomb do
I" Kirkland. Chase A Co., Baltimore,
80 Toulmn, voorhees, Co, Mobile,
Meh1 Warner Esq President Mechanics Bank Baltimore
maqi-ly
a MONO THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL as
IN the various styles Of Porraure executed by g.
MINIS At his Photograph and fine Arr Gallery 2T Main
Street. Rchm nd may found Lkeaees Of the following
well distinguished gentlemen, all Of which bear tes
mony experience skill OF the various Artists employed
and the well earned reputation OF bis GALLERY;
Ex-GoV Wise, Hon Mr. Orr, 3. O.,
Lieut. Gov Jackson, Jno. r. Thompson ESQ,
Lieut. Gov. Montague, Rev Mr. hed,
Hon Jas. Lyons Rev. DIR. Peterkn
J CAskie, Rev Mr.. Duncan,
Judge LomAx, Rev Mr. Minegerode,
Tyler, Rev. Mr.. Baker,
Hopkins, Rev. J. L BurrowI
Chas. Bruce, ESQ.,, Rev v E1Wards,
Gen. wm Walker, Rev. Dir. seeey,
Capt Jos Nyers Rev. Mr. Peteson,
Rev. Mr. Jeter, Rev. Mr keper,
Rev W. A. smith, Rev. Mr.. Wilmer,
The late Rev Mt Dibren The late Judge Butler, O,
ne late Iud0p Clopton. The late Edgar Poe,
Rev. SIR. BogEs, Rev Mr. schrigey,
Duplicate copies Of all the above for sale and style Of
Photograph executed from life copied from small pictures and
warranted TO please mhSO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

LNOR BONTON.-FIRST 9. .,sEE-Th- fast slu. -,
IT iags,lr. CJN tOY, CapL John Merrill hay,g he .Sks
portion her cargo gaf-d and boa Vii
h55s-r D. kw CrREIE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

T,xsITsH DAIRY 0HEEIE pine qa.i iE sHls Sy
u SsN LaS pA'AAfVAi'
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Bilious Disorders Liver comPlaint''

From Or. Theodore Bell Of Nec York Guy.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted 10 their pur
pose a. am apcrf, but find their beneficial ELECTS upon
the Liver very marked indeed They have IN my prac-
tice proved more ccctua for the cure OF Ot9us com
plunff than any one remedy can mention sincerely
rejoice that we have az length purgUvc which II wor-
thy the confidence Of the profession and the people
DEPNRrNENr or THE INTERIOR,
Washington, II. C., 9TH fcb., isj6
SIR. have uscd Pills In my general aud hospital
practice ever since you made them, and do NOT hesitate 10
al. .hev are ths bpst cathartic employ. Their rgu
atu action ON the liver Is quick and decided conse-
qucntly they are admirable remedy for derang ents
6f thaf or-an Indeed, I have seldom found 4 case OF
bilious ID ss so obstinate that did not readily yieldtO
tbem Fraterually yours, ALONLO BALL, VI. -,
plByiran Of the Murine Hospital
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Asn FamIlv PhysIe.

Prom Dr.. F. ". Cdrtrrigaf, Nen VF'eafS-
Your Pills are the prince Of purges Their excellent
qualities surpass any cathartc possess Ihey are
midi but very certain and eectua In their action on the
bowels which makes them invaluable 70 Us IN the uAJ
treatment Of disease
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

LyOR nALTlWORE via NOHFOLk.-Tie -
IT regul.r pacEs, schr gro n SCOTT Cap. farter ~
htyiug rln 90 her cargo -gd and g1g beard, al
have tspatch. Tor remainder, agF,y 70
des-ff " ID COLgrIrr a .
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

L1OR HALTIWORE--The steamer gro. III n
I PEABODN, Captain Frtchird, viii receive -, 81
freight TO-DAY ld5nlayl and Up the hour Of Il o0eE n tar
dag o. e an December
Fhi ,aksa 70 Boston VIA Baltimore aiIoves, rates with great
dispatch.
No hhis received on board unless engaged AZ cur ofcs
Psearers requested board beore The hcur Of DE-
pa-turc l2 o'clock. a.. Tuesday.
Passage and Fare g.
xs procured ether a. our oce 10 Shockoe slip opposite
iss-ss DAVID WI CURRtE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

u. MOORE, Agent,
n. oaiy Street, near Columbian Hotel;
oGen low, for cash
New Orleans Molasses In half bbs
CuhA. Muscovado and Porto Rico do and Syrup
Hhbbb family Roe HerriDgS and MAekerel
20 Pals Refined Leaf Lard
Prime Bacon Hams. Shoulders and Sides
Patent eperm, Adman'e and Taliou Candles
Brown and Black Turpent' ne eoaTs
Old Dominion Malls and Shoe Taoks
salt; Sup CATb Soda
Ree-stArch
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco and cigau
Cotton and Hemp Cord
Lamp Wick
n o. and IL Coffee Sugar
Mocha, Java, Lag and Rio Oofes
Family Extra and Sup FLOUR
Londcn Porter-vinegsr
Brooms Buckets and DemIohns, and all kinds Of
eugau and Wines, Ae., Ae sen
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MARINE NEWS

a1 Vim .5sDlIl * o'olooI-s91 .s.s 40. .Irs $50
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T1OR PHILADELPHIA,-

steamship CRY % EICHaON6 Capt. T. Mitchell. S.LSlS
IS ready % receive freight and WIN leave Tuesday, 81. on
Instant ~ O'Clock p. M-
F0r freight passage hav-g superior aecormol. ous, ap
py 10 O. p. CARpCZO, AEcat,
100 Mala kocksits.
Bsoa teshi taken through BY steam reduced aud
vita dispatch. de.--t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-03

Soil wholesale ana retail by PURCELL, LADp CO, lct
mond Va n p gIyE5 CO. Pelersours; J. d. SHAY, Lyneh
burg. and by al. druggists and merchants ar'-one'N
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-05
Winter.

WHEN gusts Of wind, with rain and slcet,
Wildly against the easement beat;
Past creaking signs the tempest roars,
And lazy maids let slam the doors:
Then down the chimney pufs the smoke,
And nature yields to winters yoke.
When horses hoofs, well shod with steel,
Clang on the frozen earth a peal,
And shooting stars attract the eye,
And northern lights shine namingly:
Then winter, with its wondrous might
Bridges the rivers in one night
When young men stamp to warm their toes,
And purple turns the drunkard's nose;
When girls are wrapped in endless shawls,
And slippy roads give hurtful falls:
Then winters snowy mantle's spread,
A coverlet on natures bed.
When kline are huddicd in the yard,
And muddy lanes turn crisp and hard,
When frost hangs white upon the beard,
And limbs are numb, and eyes are bleared;
Then, for the badly clad and poor,
Cold winter makes the fires roar.
When deep snow cakes beneath the feet
And chilblains itch with burning heat;
When starving birds the homestead seek,
And robins voice is low and weak:
Then sloppy roads, and dripping caves,
Tell that cold winter shortly leaves.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-05
Seed-WOrds.

Twas nothing mere idle word
From careless lips that fell
Forgot perhaps, as soon as said,
And purPoseless as we'll
But yet as on the passing wind
Is borne the little seed,
Which blooms unheeded as a flower,
Or as a nOisome weed
So often will single word,
Unknown. its end fulfill.
And bear, in seed, the flowers and fruit
OF actions good or III.
" How blest the farmers simple life
How pure the joy it yields
Free from the worlds tempestuous STRIFE.
Free mid the >rrnt-d field~.-
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-05
From the Baltimore Family Journal
MY Friend.
IN MEMoRIAM @. II.

lie was my friend.
Fair was the wind, and cleaned the bay brightly
Sweet was the day. and danced the boat lightly
Forth sallicdmy friend, with his mistress beside
him
Mistress whose frowns so often had tried him
All his heart cried for her,
Langui ;hed and sighed for her.
But to no end.
What to no end?
II she loved not, yet still she was near him,
Still, in not scorning, seemed to prefer him;
Oh. she was blest as over the water,
Glided the boat the while his eyes taught her
How his heart cried for her.
Painted and sighed for her
Did he ofendy
Soon came the end
All! the curst gale, it rose ere they knew it!
Grapplcd the boat, strained, tossed, ovcrthrew
it.
She to the waves, So greedy to have h"r,
lie in mad haste to clutch and to save her!
All fate! because he did sigh for her,
Must he then die for herg
Heaven forefcnd!
Oh my grand friend!
Through the wild waves still onward he bears
her,
From the mad waves with strong arms he tears
her,
Vain, for his strength is beginning to fail him
Vain, while the waves 50 madly assail him
Vain all our pride for him;
Vainly we c led for him
That would not mend
lie cried, at the end,
loose me-I sink ~ She turned with a shiv-
or,
She clutched him--she whispered, ~ lore yoa-
.forercr!
| die with you :" They sank, and we
found them
Next day, lip to lip, the sea-weeds wrcathed
round them.
This was my friend:
Long he had sighed for her,
Painted and cried for her,
Now he had died forher,
But loved in the end.
EDWARD SPENCER.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-05

GEN. MECARDLE-We are glad tc find
that our former confrere of the Vicksburg
Whig, and the Southron newspapers, is
warmly enlisted in the Southern Cause.-The
sissippida.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-05
Ii Published Every Wednesday Morning

AdycFtisements may be reneWed ht an! IIheDy pay-
ing for composition, 81 per thousand ems;
Displayed advertisements charged for the space oc-
suped.
Loaded notices charged Is cents line.
ty- Articles of personal character only admitted
at the option of the Proprietor and charged 20 cents
q line.
The pay for yearly and half yearly advertise
nents due quarterly and those inserted for less than
three months, thepay due when the advertisement IL
out
Transient advertisements payable in advance.
Announcing Candidates for City offices. 30
County Offices. 90
District and State. 10 w
to be paid invariably in advance.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-05

Stephens of Georgia, was once running for
Congress, with an opponent ST unusually
large stature, and on the stump one day the
discussion became unusually warm. Where
upon the large man said to Stephens, who
was small and delicate:
Why, | could button your ears back and
swallow you whole"
"And if you did, you would have more
brains in your stomach than you ever had in
your head"
The laughter which followed effectually
dissipated the ill-humor which was fast gain
ing ground.
The Oxford intelligencer. (Oxford, Miss.) 1860-18??, 1860-12-05

a Ricn STirE.-TLe assessment of prop
erty OF Louisiana, for 1860, shows a vaiua-
w" VI tS,r47. 1t white population
! Ois,337, which gives an aggregate Of ST.
2pO a he'd, for the whole State.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-26

PUBLIC SCHOOLS. have heard it in.
tima'ed that it is the intention Of she city
school Trustees to open the free schools on
the FIRST of September. 1, is to be hoped
they will however postpone the opening un-
til at least to the middle Of November. The
County Fair. the Yearly Meeting. the State
and Presidential elections will take place
within the next two months and will create
an excitement which will interfere with
the attendance of the pupils. The
Trustees we are informed are actively en-
gagged in making the necessary Preparations
to accommodate all the children in the city
engaging the necessary school rooms-the
employment of teachers. &c. We have full
confidence 10 the Trustees. They are en-
ergetic and faithful in the discharge of their
duties. but we simply suggest the postpone
ment for their consideration.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-26
Tin Roofing, Cutters. spouting, &c.

w. NJ. Lefevre, having engaged to fill all order 5
and contracts for roofing made by r. N. Cnderw GOD,
previous to the fist of Nay has arrangements
putting Tin Galvanized Iron ROO6ng ,
at greatly reduced ratss, and engaged the
best roofers in the who have had Several
perencs in the business He has also further add
tions in the OF machinery that his facilities
Roofing cannot be surpassed by talked Of
Fays Machine One important feature in his roofing is
that il 10 . soldered Roof, while put
chimes not soIdered, thereby making perma
nen and durable roof and that prices that defy
pstion-engaging a. all time to put a BETTER and
CHEAPER roof by hand than "a be done by machines
Cutters. aud Spoutng all times order the
lowest rates. Call at GILT STOVE q,
tiers. and spou.ing Well Cistern Pumps Lead Pipe.
&C.. &c Every week 3m2i
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-26

D~ Some Of our Republican cotempo.
rariss have INDUCED in charges against our
neighbor Elder, late of the Jeffersonian, of
dispos'ng OF his printing Office merely tenn
Porarily--intima,ing that after the election
he would again assume the ownership Of the
office. We were called upon to sppraise
the establishment, and are sntisfedthat the
transfer has been made 10 good faith. and
due to Mr.. Elder to say this much. How
ever. much We may have differed with Mr.
Elder politically, We have, in the private
relations of life. always found him gentle.
man. Politically We have no mercy forhim
and he deserves none H
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-26
MASONIC CALENDAR.
TIME TABLE.

Svrfpnis ard Departures Of Passe~1er TIains.
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
On And after April Trains will arrive and depart
% follows:
Yr-igh, Leaves 72p Passenger, 9la A.. and Pc
ora and Burlington Express Train $40 n.
Passenger arrives 9:3O p Richmond for
Cincinnati. Peoria and burlington Express 400 a. T..
Freight $50 p n.
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond b. II.
Buyitu eton Express leaves for Cincinnati at 4cO ~;
IpdisnapoIis Express, 900 Mail 325 Freight
~
Express Mail arrives $40 a. Indianapolis Ex. 5:3c
Buriin gton Express 9:25 Freight IL so m
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Yves. r. r.
0oingweat- Night Ex ,404 am Chicas Mail $40 = m
Day Express, $40. pm: Express Freight, 645' a. m:
CINCINNATI Freight, 49, NJ. -
Going East Morning Express. TAB. m; Coiumbns
Mall. ESQ Night Express, 1877. p m Express
reisht, Lib: m; Cincinnati Freight IL 05, g. m.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-26

Will address the people at
Connersville, on fnesday, August 1.
Brookviile "Wednesday, ..
Liberty, Thursday, ,.
Centreviile, Friday, 10
Speaking to commence at o'clock on each
day. Prof. Fletcher, Republican candidate for
Superintendent Of Public Instruction will address
the people on the important subjs ct of Com
mon Schools at the same places and on the same
dsya
We cordially invite the people, without dis
tinctiou Of parties to attend at the places and
times above named.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-26

~ gold breast pin was lost few days
since The finder will be literally reward
ed by leaving it at the City Bookstore.
Our very Efficient Street Commissioner had
Main Street thoroughly cleaned up on Mon
day last. 1t looks better for the scrapiny.
....S. G. Mendenhall has sold his entire
stock of Boots and. Shoes to Nathan Doan;
and has purchased the fine farm owned BY
Mr.. Doan. near Hllsbo.o'. in this county.
At IS, $780,. Messrs. Henry Bethel and
Oliver Butler have commenced the business
OF manufacturing Draining Tiles ir this
city. An extensive demand ought to be
found among our farmers. They have pro
cured superior and tie most improved ma
ohinery.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-26

| An aperiens .sonaeAle rr-,..,,
s.nesisnsa BY te hlsse., Msssss, IN n, sEsa-
aaa the United States pi.ssrsss - nj,
se sspsrienee Of thousands daily provs.sA., NO .r.
a.. si San &c a. soe.rsa .A 4, ira.s..s 81
<eFs eorrexSRs indicate Us nevessity in ss.r,,
has ;r.ed It has proved ahsaiatsiy snr.,T vnsa
1" p- -ini,ss s'S Nesx:. ~.
ten Dyspepsia. Cosrsi pa q On YIin rrn 49,
ic.. s,s shsan sS5saeas rss.rea
Liver Complaints ohroae Heaa.chs. Rhsa.A:na. 10
Ia case. e Gene RAD De ss i s,sst she.As,
energy hon chronic eamp - sss, .s.
OF this restorative has proved u, 81 tr,anf
credible isns he,raiea a. "a hsys
orsetea IN shst e~a nesAsorhoads. have suddenly re-
ira ted travel in foreign land some VERY signal n
tis,ed victims Of sprsrens s.sa..
ton critical changes ard that compeatsn nerves.
ard dyspecte aversion air exercise fer rhss -
I'm Nervo". Affections Of all kinda. ana 70.
reasons i2niAr to MEDICAL men the Of ,hls
preparation iron necessarily sautsry TOR nm
exciting aud overh-sps; and gently rerel ,ir .nsrhn
in the obstinate eesvsness xito.,s
sensation
1t this ,s'ter property among others. which m.se. II
remarkably eaeetusaaa permanent reEeay for Pr "a
which also appears sisnci ana .n.c,e.
seoi, by dispensing the local tendency which forms
In Dyspepsia. innameraaiesre its causes. = sins,.
box q these chayoeae Piis safeea for ne
most hsaus including the sttsadent Cosveness
In Unchecked ObAfE iOesa, ~hsa aSvsneeA Ia
hysentery. confirmed ing and entity usiis-
effects have beeen elasly decisive and
lag.
In the local pains. less Of flesh and strength deha.
ting cough AMI remteat hec,ic Witch generally ndi-
cate enciPiens Consumption, this renedy has
aIiAyed the alarm Of friens and physicians In several
very gratifying AMI interesting instances
In >crofuaeuS Tube re - l0siS, this raeS{eated
iron has had far than the good cs,
tiousy balanced preparations iodine without any Of
their we'll. known liabilities.
The attention of be too inyt.
ted the remedy aud restorative in he pee
Affecting them.
10 R he nma ti>Hn both Chronic and inf anna tory
IN the latter however more deeidsdy-hhas eesn vxA,
bly, well reported, beth sevasing pain reducing
The swsIlinns and Stiffness OF the joints and
In I0terni tscnt fevers il n ily b
remedy energetic
IN The settlements the will probably
u high a usefulness
No remedy has been discovered in the whole his-
Of medicise which such prompt, happy and
uiiy restorative effects Good appetite complete dses
ion rapid aeauis ton - siren 9Th. With unusual
POSITION tr scve and cheerful exercise immediately fol-
on its
Put neat Fat metal boxes containipg 80 p.Iis,
rice 50 cents box; By and Dealers
st be seat free to address the price,
III letters orders, etc, should be addressed to
r. B. LOCKE 4 CO, General Agents,
339 0r0aa way, New , 0Rk
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-26
Grand Basket Pic Mic OF the Grand
Division =. Of II.

The Grand Division Of the Sous Of Temper
ance of Indiana, will hold Basket Pic
MIC at Anderson. on the 9th Of August. 1850 -
The friends of Temperance in all parts Of the
State are invited to attend and participate in the
festivities Of the occasion Gen. .. F. Cary,
Past Most Worthy Patriarch. aud other speak
ers will be present.. The Anderson Cornet
Band have been engaged to furnish music for
the occasion The procession will form precise.
ly at one o'clock, on the east side Of the Public
Square and march to the Grove.
Halt Fare Trains will on the Cincinnati
& Chicago, and the Beefontanne Rail Roads.
TO accommodate all who may wish to attend -
The Sons and other Orders of Temperance.
arc requested TO bring their Regalia with them.
Come one, come all !; and bring your baskets
along. A good time is anticipated.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-26

~ Steam Piping and all manner of
steam fixtures are furnished aud put up in
the best manner by Messrs Starr x White.
at short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. Devoting special attention TO this
branch of their business they confidently
solicit the patronage of those who desire
"nyshing4in that line. They are also prepared
to supply our citizens with gas Of the purest
quality. Gas Fixtures Of all styles always
on hand. and put up in the bes, manner on
short notice. Their Office is up stairs. two
doors east of the Branch Bank.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-07-26

A grand Sabbath School Temperance Urion
Festival will be b. Id in the beautiful grove Of
Joseph I. Gard. adjacent to the town of Milton.
on Saturday. July 28th, 1850 A procession
will be formed at the Brick Church at
o'clock, A. m, and from thence proceed to the
Grove. accompanied oy Mitehell's Celebrated
Cornet Band whose services have been eng aged
for the occasion. Addresses will be delivered
by Hon ID. p. Holloway, Rev's Bnskirk. and
O'Neal, and others. All are invited. Bring
your baskets we'll filled.
Committee Of Arrangements Joseph Shiss-
Ter. Jno d. Wallace. WIN. A. Rothermel, Peter
Warren J. w Swafford.
Maj WM. MCLAUGHLIN, Marshal.
Milton, July 10. 1860.