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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-07-25

Sr0rns Of Contrabands:-Th Chambers
burg PA. Times says: During the las, few
days the roads leading from the Virginia line
TO this place have been black with contra.
bands making their way North. Numbers
of them, too, have past through on the rail
road. They are of all ages. CO. rs, and sizes
from the gray haired slave. who has passed
his days OF usefulness to his master. to the
infant in the arms; froa. the ebony haed to
the light olive brown-and are Of various
degrees Of intelligence. many of them quick
and knowing. others dull. lazy and stupid.
Some OF them have passed through. but
many are still quartered among the negroes
Of the ,own-some of the houses being crow
ed almost to suifocation."
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Valuable Property for Sale:

for sale my property in knighstown, Henry Co..
consisting Of three lots. lying side by side. On the
large frame house we'll finished, well
supplied with water By we'll and csten the lot plant
ed with peach Pear. and cherry
sides smaI The middle lot has . small COM
Portable house. and is planted with apple trees Ia
bearing condition With undanee of small fruit The
east building &c By IL fee., sta
BILE aud we'll grass, ALI enclosed by new and
The lots will sold
separat.y. Every thing lots 10 IN
excefien, further information apply the
premises. to WILLIAM HAU0HfOS.
Mar lo-3m
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FAMILY SEWING MACHINES

FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
Are valuable in prssorion the of things they
can do veil See what ours can dc before making 9
rhers doubt to the value Of CUR Machines for
pasis sss.n 70 sarn Tia, The ef me-.
chine best adapted to the heaviest werk uea also Be
Nov Well aadsrssood thai our Letter N.eaIas the
only Family Machine offered 70 the pahie which he
simplicity. rspiity. durability and certainty OF -
action. while a. senerai,hins the sewing machine
Shines are uneauaird for Misunderstanding they
almost 90 assert in he same breath aat
rai. !. neie trick OF the trade and We Confidently
ana see that our r.1y
ali The recent are s.pssis Of ao.ns wns
rs.ay sisted they are also adapted 70 Ugh. aAna,.s
panre'. and ss De can ass 20 70
The Nos l and Machines of great capacity. and
applicable for manufacturing purposes.
oar No Machine. e.pses'y adapted to all kind.
Boot and shoe Making Harness Making. &C they OF
stitch the largest sized pa.es There is scarcely any
part Of rrimmsr stitching tha, eanno; be better don:
very great. The these Msehinss is -
the shuttle those usei for tailoring
SEES The large machines york as fast IS small ones
Lin.a and Cotton Thread on speo: best Machine Oil in
We manufacture Needles, and would warn all
persons using our naehine not TO buy Any Others We
prices charge the The nsediss
sold BY manufactured especially Tor our
almost useless.
Orr customers may rest assured that all
our Branch Offices are furnished tciM the
genuine articles"
In Of small purchases the money may be sent in
a-corres pondents will please write their names dis
timely 10 all Important tbs. We should in each case
know the postofhce. county and State
a1-Aii persons requiring information about Sewing
Machines their prices work caPacites md the
best meth DDS of obtain Il sendiog
Of Branch ofhces for copy OF
l. NJ. SINGER & cos GAZETTE
Which beautiful pictorial paper entirely devoted to
the subject. win be sent gratis.
W benehttng the public and ourselves.
The public have been swindiei by spurieus machines
made in imitation of ours The metal them. The
Their makers have the 10 do their work WELL
They hid secret places where would be I'm
al appliances 1t only by Doing great business, ana
having extensive manufacturing establishments. that
best desis machines BADLY MADE. always liable
get OF order; and to cost considerable
trouble ard money to keep them in repair
The qualities to be ooked for in Machine are, certatn.
action at all rates OF speed simplicity OF
sruetion great durability and rardy Of operation
with the least labor Machines to combine these essen
tai qualities. be made OF the beat metal and finish.
ed 1 perfection. We have the ways and means on .
The purcha sers Of Machines whose daily
viii fnd that those having the above qualities
only we'll rapid we'll slow rates Of speed
ny III money ~fth less
gift. !. N. SINGER CO.
ass Broadway, New York.
J. II. WATSON, Agent,
RIcHMoND.IND.
HrLocai Agents Wanted.
Jan. 25th, 1862. 5tf
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A BARGAIN-HOUsE And LOT.

a good Cottage Frame House. with seven rooms.
"A An exeelIcnt collier six Of ground in high
tate Of cultivation and we'll with the best vari
cite. Of Grapes. Gooseberries, strawberries, Black
berries aud currsnts. Also q fine young orcnard oil
Ounce Peach Apple. Cherry, and Pear rees, now
offered for sale. The outbuiliinss vi good and
sutsiaptiai.
Tor particular. and terms enquire at steddom q
20 . Drug store.
april II, 1851 ls-u-
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There 10 no retreat for the loyal States
they must either conquer or be conquered.
They must either preserve and maintain the
Government of our fathers. or bow to a
most oppressive military despotism. Are
the men Of the Northwest, of the Border
States, ready to become the serfs of cotton
lords. mere hewers OF wood and drawers of
water for the pro- slavery oligsrchy who will
monoplize all political power? Men of the
loyal States. will you maintain the suprem.
acy of the Republic, or will you be the ad-
jec. serfs and slaves of an odious despotisme
Nashville Union.
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Z s TT O N LIS
What Homer &. Emery Says.

what Homer T.. Emery Says.
The .naaear. Of sergtnm syrup Lsinsye, in it. in
amaag 1ss few n regard e i may he Of
last fe and found that ended very
much upon the EvaPofR;or. fused Cooks patent
and found it Iisbte objeetons one
less of the juice it, which injured its ia
Vr ana caused II TO fereat Another was the liability
OF scorchiug the unless the fire
greatly = eheekAe boiling in the arst AID
Last season used OF Meals Patent Esapora,or.
up Of any required thiesness and entirely .
hars o. The he raw jaiee wh tte or Ei.k OF .eoreh
tsir rial found could make more day with
Che size used.l than could Cooks eight pam
make better article, with much less labor in seummng
taehsdto Neais Pan, by Which the heat regulated
dtr sx xe syrsh pan regard as e0mPet. success. As
over increases by adjusting the dsmper the heat be
when pans will OF be Affected So impor
An' " this that vi" use f,n tsoS' 1es iiDps
Lincoln Township. Morrow Co, o., Feb. ls, 1859.
What A. II. Wrenn Says.
This is to certify that have been engaged 10 the rails
syrup for the last years also engaged dealing
in Agricultural Implements and Machinery. have used
orators) boiling Cane juice; taken a great
in heprodution and of Sugar
Cane, and during the time engaged in found
defects in OF the Pans in Some would
ool I"st snongh others again without great deal OF
care would get the syrup and green juice mixed aud
above objections, would -ay here have used and
sa" used that with experience and good deal OF
in by Mr.. IL. c. Emery, last fan The
nearest TO perfect and meeting the OF the
public OF anything have seen, from the following
sderations: lst They can be afforded cheap. being
AIDE arch. therefore admitting large
he made Of different sizes % They have Cooler
through the center 81. The the be
taken Of ia the first apartment said first
be made to boil rapidly u desired. 4th IL has hampers
(Which is excellent feature in it, that the
be under the entire control of the enabling
him to rush his dre fast he pieases wthout
pc of q hnit ed
sired thickness 5h. 1t does require great
perienee TO manage said pan A. H. WRENN,
Mt GileAd, O.. March 4. 1852.
81 : All persons using Evaporators patent
with da eper attachments infringing right
and wi i be dealt with according TO taa.
9yAgents wanted in Fay Union, Henry and Ram
do iiih Counties
For further particulars apply to
j. w. WARD & CO.,
Agents, Kichm ond, Indiana.
June %, 1852 ~
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Reorganization Of the Supreme Count
The bill recognizing the Supreme Court
passed both branches of Congress on Sltur-
day. and became law. 1t constitutes Ken
lucky. Tennessee, Arkansas. Louisiana an d
Texas. Judge Cotron's Circuit; Indiana and
Ohio. Judge Swayne's Circuit; Illinois. Wis
consin and Michigan, the Eighth and Min
nesoda, Iowa, Kansas and Missouri, the
Ninth Circuit. For the last two named, new
Judges arc to be appointed
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We know only one lady at whose funeral
there should be . general rejoicing. When
We bury Annie Mostly. regular jollifca-
ton is not Inappropriate. Some good fell
lows We wot OF 60 SO far as to drown her in
Hoods Of champagne. and bury her forever
under empty bottles. sf@
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-07-25

The actor Beaubourg, who ms ext,ams,v
sugly, playing the part Of Mithridstes in R:.
oines play. Aomine said 70 him, in char.c.
tss: SAhi sire. you change counsenanoe y
A wag in the pit exclaimed: lie. him do
90; TO- the love Of God don't stop him.
Railroad trains are projected from .oe;.
dsne u houses are from hghtniag-by good
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A citizen of Philadelphia offers to be one
OF hundred gentlemen to contribute a thou
and dollars each towards equiping the FIRST
ten regiments that may be raised in that city
under the new call.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE
Drs. Haughton & Warning

QAyISG formed partnership for the practice OF
Medicine aud Surgerr. would inform their patrons
friends that they will he found the old office
mery occupied by Butler nsushton Main st opposite
B-nnett's Livery Stable.
p. S.-Au calls promptly attended, night or day.
Calls. when in the Once, should be registered on the
slate. HAUGHION x "AhINd.
March 90, ,G2 Is
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Two irishmen were going to fire of q
cannon just for fun. but being Of an ecouom-
zeal turn OF mind. they did not wish to lose
the ball; 90 ono took An iron kettle in his
hand 70 catch i in. and sta,ioning himself
in front Of the loaded piece. he exclaimed to
the other who stood behind holding the
lighted torch, Touch it easy. Pati,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-07-25

DEATH AT THE UNION DEPoT.-About
three months since, DR.. +. Krau,h, Surgeon
a Col. Willich's regiment. the 3sd Indiana.
returned to his home in this citys in very
bad healh. In good health stout, able
bodied man, he came back so emaciated BY
camp fever and reduced in strength. tina
even his own wife did not know him at FIRST
sight. The change from camp life. and will
all the care and attention that could be be-
slowed by his friends at home. failed to
bring that restoration in body and mine
was anticipated. His condition lately had
been but little bstter than when he returned
IL was thought that visi: to some of hi,
friends at Seymour would be beneficial and
accordingly, on Saturday. July s. he was
taken to the Union Depot and placed in tn,
cars. but had no, been seated long before h.
fell over and was taken up in dying con
dition. He was removed instantly to one
Of the sitting rooms of the Depot. and dee
in a very few minutes afterwards.
DR.. Krauth resined his Surgency at III, I
time of leaving the camp. lie was highl,
spoken of by the ouicers of the regiment. +,
rs good officer, and his death will be re
GREETED by oil who knew him Ind Jour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-21

BALTIMORE, req. ZlSt. lcoz.
Capt. g. Y. For, Assistant Secretary Of Nary:
have had an interesting interview with one Of
our prisoners who has been confined in Rich
mond seven C) months.
lie gives usmistable evidences Of the fact Of
strong Onion organization In Richmond. The
Union men claim TO be three thousand strong
there, and are eagerly waiting an opportunity 10
ding out the stars and stripes.
Out Of seventeen foTtihcations erected around
Richmond only one is armed. The city could be
taken easily.
Desperate efforts are making 10 get recruits for
their army. The Secessionists admit that unless
they can secure the services Of every male in
Virginia between eighteen (ls) and sixty they
must yield Virgin IA thirty days.
The Union men have a league regularly organ
lied, with signs and passwords. Many acts Of
kindness have been shown by them on every poo
Sible opportunity TO prisoners. Our informant
has handsome gold guard chain presented him
by ladies, accompanied by an anonymous note
expressing the hope that the lRks in the chain Of
the Union would soon be more firmly united than
ever.
UG.on men informed him that the army at
Manassas was falling back; that from three 20
five regiments were daily arriving at Richmond,
TennesSeeans going on 20 Tennessee, aud Caro-
llniaus and others % their several states
1t is understood that only some 30 COO men
would renal. - Manassas; that the news Of the
surrender Of For. DonelSoR had most dis
hcar!ering effect at Richmond, bat II cheered
the hopes Of the Union ste, who say they wanted
they are ready to welcome the old Gag, and fight
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A Letter from the secretary Of War.

To the EdtIOTS me " 4. ITlCuHts
Sill cannot suffer urdge merit 20 be ascribed
to my Official action. The glory OF our recent
victories belongs TO the gallant officers and sol
dlers that fought the battles. No snare Of IL be-
longs 10 me.
Much has recently been said Of military COM
binations and organizing victory. ] hear such
phrases with apprehension. They commenced in
inhdel r. ance with the Italian campaign and re-
suited In Waterloo. Who can organize victory
Who can combine the elements Ct success on the
battlefield We owe our recent victories to the
Spirit sf the Lord, that moved our soldiers 10
rush into battle and filled the hearts CT our enc
mics with terror and dismay. The inspiration
that conquered In battle was IN tue hearts OF tne
sold era and from on high; and wherever there 10
the same inspir ition there will be tue same re-
suits Patriotic spirit, with resoluie courage In
oficers and men, 10 military combustion mat
never failed.
We may we'll rejoice at the recent victories, Tor
they teach us that battles ase TO be won now and
By VI in the same and only manner that they We're
ever won by any people, or ia any age, since The
days Of Joshua, BY boldly pursuing and striking
tae foe w hat under the blessing OF oyidencs,
conceive 20 be the true oTs aniz -cOn OF victory
and military combination 10 snd this war, was
declared In a few words by Gen Grants massage
to Gen. Buckner-''I propose 10 ngovs fHlRs'dtafs
~ on y0H se0Eks Yours truly,
=. - EDWIN NJ. STANTON
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Order Of Proceedings Of the two Houses of
Congress ON the Twenty-second day of

Order Of Proceedings Of the two Houses of
Congress ON the Twenty-second day OF
February, Instant.
At one O'Clock, precisely, the Senate will pro-
coed to the Hall Of the House OF Representatives,
with invited guests, In the following order:
The Vice. President and the Secretary OF the
Senate, proceeded by the Sergeat-at-Arms.
Senators.
The President and Hesds of the several Depart
parts.
The Chief Justice and Associate Justices OF the
Supreme Court.
Representations from Foreign Governments
near this Government.
Invited Officers Of the Army and Navy.
Distinguished citizens and other invited guests.
Preparatory to proceeding TO the Hall Of the
House of Representatives, the President and
Heads Of Departments will assemble in the Pres
ident's Chamber; the Diplomatic Corps, in the
Marble Chamber in the rear Of the Senate Cham
Der; the Justices of the Supreme Court in the
Vice Presidents Chamber; invited Army and
Navy srs, in the room Of the Supreme Court,
(the old Senate Chamber;) and distinguished
citizens and others invited, in the Senate Recep-
ton Roo m.
Procstidings IN the Hall Of Representatives..
Prayer by the Chaplain. Reading Of Washing
toms Farewell Address after which, Flags cap
tured from the Rebel armies will be presented
from th Army and Navy Departments to Con-
gress.
Entrance to the Capitol will be found by the
North and the East doors Of the Senate wing,
and by the East and West doors of the House
wing. All other means Of access will be closed.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Goth, 1862.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AuUsKMENrs To-NfsHr.

THEATKR Benefit and last appearance but one
of John E. Owens, with the hrst presentation OF
the "Chimney Corner''-Owens a. "Peter Pro-
bityp-the entertainment concluding with the
roaring farce Of ''Toodles."
CANTERBURY HALL "A novel programme Of
songs, dances, buflesques and comicalites by the
minstrel, pantomime and Canterbury companies.
Look out for the grand matinee and presentation
Of a superb silk dress to- morrow afternoon.
PHILHARMONIC HALL-Choruses, songs, dances,
bnrlesque and Ethiopian comicalities, with Du-
pont, GAYLORD, w. A. Christy and others in new
charactersHa bill immensely attractive to the fun
loving public.
KING's AMPITHEArER.-Abri brilliant programme
Of equestrian, acrobatic, and juggling perform
ances by the entire amphitheatrical troupe. To-
morrow night benefit Of Odell.
MUSICAL HALL, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
and Sixth street Free concerts at 5 O'Clock, ex-
cellent refreshments, &c. Hall open all day.
ACADEMY OF MusIc.-Pennsylvani avenue, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. Hall open all
day. Free concerts ct O'Clock, popular music,
excellent refreshments, &c.
ORPHANS FAIR, for the benefit Of 81. Vincent's
Female Orphan Asylum, corner Of Tenth and 6
streets Ice cream, confectionery, fancy articles,
&c.
TEMPERANCE HALL.-Fourth grand cotillion
party Of Prof. c F. Barnes. A capital entertain
ment Is in anticipation.
SNITHSoNIAN Lecture by Hon. r. ID. Culver,
OF New York, before the Washington Lecture
Asset alton, upon "The Rebellion, lis Crime,
Cause. and Cure +"
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CONGRESSIONAL.
CONGREss-seesnd Session.
FRIDAY, February 81.

SENATE.-Immsdiately after the reading OF the
journal on account of the death in the Presidents
family, a motion was made to adjourn, which
was agreed to. So the body stands adjourned
over until Monday next.
HoUsE.-Spcaker Grow briefly addressed the
House upon the Homestead BILL" (MT. Wash
burn, of I'll. in the chair
In view Of the affection Of the President in the
loss of his son, resolution requesting the Com
missioner OF Public Buildings TO omit the Hum
ination in the anniversary exercises tomorrow,
was adopted, and the House adjourned.
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DIED.,

In tins city. at o'clock .. the 21s. instant,
MALlNDA A. BROOKS. aged Is yesrs months
AID Il daJs third daughter OF Richard and Harriet
Funeral will take place from the re sIdenoe of her
parents. No. 239 south 4 street, island, on Sun-
day, sd instant, AZ O'Clock p. m. Her romans
Ebenezer CemsteTy
On the 18th instant, WILLIAM OWEN, aged
u months, beloved Child Of George w. and Marion
Benson. baltimore sun oopy.l
At Tsnal ytoEn, this morning in tbs Oath YEAR
OF his age. JAMES pONELLY, native of
ireland, bat oft zen Of this county for IS years,
and q resident a. the 6Teat Fails, for rome three
or four yeas past. Hc - well and favorably known
In this city, where he lived for . long time.
his funeral from Mr.. Conred's. in Tenaly town,
on Sunday afternoon, st half past 2 O'Clock.
fe az
At santa Anna, California, on the sd of August
lsst, in the 41th year of his age, FkEDERlCK
II AMILToN sOUrHWORTh, Of Rio &c janet.
70, Brazil, and formerly OF this city.
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OF COLUMBIA.

nlSTRICT OF COLUMBIA, COUNTY OF
y WASHINGTON To-tcit Il hereby O r. ~
MY that James >. Beavers, OF this county IH~N
brought before ne. one of tue Justices of6NN
the feaoe, IN and for said county, this 9Th Febru
1852, dsik brown MARE, about l51k handg
gh having Its lefs hlpd foot bite up TO the anol
Us nsht hind foot with little white under the
and BRIDE. 20 = I - =. ~
Given under my hand and seal.
w. THOMPSON, JP.
The owner will come forward, prove property,
pay charges, aRd take tbs above name mare ave
or she Will be god % pay expenses. Call at Office
OF Metropolitan Polios, SIC 18th st. fe IL 2aySv
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n has been so thoroughly tested at InsnI OF the
camps AZ ound Washington, msy be procured at
the once of tue subscriber. Certificates OF COM
handing officers. showing the power of this Ar
NOR 20 resist the foroe Of bullets, ba, thrusts
and sabre strokes may be seen o. the same place
HENRY l.. RIDER, ATTORNEY for the Com
Rsny, Once on 18th street, next to Riggs & Co.,
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CAPT. Porter We regret TO learn that Cart.
Porter 10 seriously III from the scalding he re-
celved on the Essex az the Fort Henry lombard.
ment His lungs were dangerously affected by
the inhalation Of the hot steam. st. Lonis Dem.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

MILITARY MovKMENTs-Ths 6lSt aad 99th Penn
SylrdHia Re imeHtS en- route for KeHtEeky.-From
the Alexandria Chronicle Of yesterday we make
up the following account Of the departure and
arrival Of troops in that city on Wednesday:
The 6lst Pennsylvania Regiment, Colonel 4.
ii. Rippey, was the first 20 arrive In Alexandria
from camp, proceeding through the streets in the
drenching rain, cheering Justify at the prospect
Of brush with secesh in the West. This regi-
ment is composed mostly of Germans who have
seen service in Europe, and formed part Of Gen.
Heintzlemans brigade.
The goth Pennsylvania, Major commanding A.
Leidy, was the next TO arrive. This regiment
numbers about 500 stalwart, soldierly-lOoking
men, and, like the 6lst, were received with every
demonstration Of Joy.
As the above-n named regiments were about en-
barking on the cars for Washington, the S7th
New York State Volunteers brooklyn Rihes)
debarked from the steamer Eagle, from wash
ington, and are to supply-with another regi-
ment-the place Of the regiments now on their
way to Kentucky. The s7th was encamped at
Meridian Hill, near Washington, and belonged
TO General Casey's Brigade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-02-21

THE CABISET.-The Cabinet lowing to the
death Of the Presidents sony met to-day at the
State Department at ele-en a. m.
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DESPERATE CONDITION OF SECEsH IN
VIRGINIA.
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THE REBEL ARMY FALLING BACK
FROM MANASSAS.
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The MIAsNA and foul vapors generated by the
hot sun will be far more deadly to our volunteer
than the enemy's bayonets. In the Indian md
Crimean Campaigns Holloway's Pills were used
In enormous qualities. They kept the tloops in
perfect health: Only IS cents per box. Soldiers,
supply yourselves 1I7
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, BY Rey; Dr.. Rob y, John
BERLEN, both of GeOrEeovn,
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CoRNs, Bunions, Calosities, Bad Nails, En-
larged Joints, and all diseases Of the feet cured
without pain, by Or. White, Surgeon Chiropo-
halt and Sixth streets. Room I'D floor.
Once hours from 9 "a. m. to 8 p. m. Calls made at
private residences when desired. feb IL