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fERsosA1.-We learn that George N. GRAY,
Esq, who has been connected with the N;cb;.
gan Southern Railroad as General Passcnorr
Agent from the very Inauguration of the ro9d
WIN nigh satisfaction to the public and ad7an-
Iage TO the company, is about to retire from
hls position, his other business operations re-
au1rlng lis entire attention. Mr.. Gray's suc.
cessor Las not been named. In fact the an-
polntmcnt has not yet been canyasscd by tic
officers of the road,
, 1862-01-01
Tx, II. D.,
No. 1t'Ada1rs street.
CH1cAGo, Tuesday, Jan. l, 1862,

cook d Mclean. a6 Dearborn street, have
naae tue.r Prize for cleaning and dying Geats'
sI.s sass aess tnaa any other house in the city,
, 1862-01-01

e Go to james Boyi's Fxcbanec ff7ee ~
South Clazk-strcet, 10 sell your uncurrcnt Mona~
"e Page 'A' oss' 1ales: [dec1614t]
, 1862-01-01

Go to Dunlop, seweH l. spa1dtae for Printing
nuT1t- t-h99t-1v
, 1862-01-01

cb11aI Il Gray Unitarian Church a. Carter, Unit,
II Va,,ia-,sit H. Gienneft. New Jerusalem Church
hnorsqn, tnn q, Norwegian Lutheran; O. Nndcr:
tse15cs, spn; "sss est Indiana street Lutheran Evan.
st4sal Istz InsaEen; j. Olsen. Our sayiors Church
son Swedish Lutheran Church: {. w Ande1snn n .ae.
S"ealsh s' Episcopal Church; j. Gilinger. Chice"o
1en n9enue srssf Gfrman Church ! Plsich Van 81,
Harrison J: street NJ E. Church II. Peteraon 49, ss
d1sh Al. F. Church :-Quinn, AlTicsn II J"E
Nnp'S NnrrSn % ", %Gurney Bethel Church; F ". Vost
Walter, South German Evangelical Association NUT
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Richmond Scientific and Commerce

Richmond Scientific and Commercial
School--Mr. M. Charles, one of our worthy
teachers, proposes to open Scientific and
Commercial School n, Henry Hall on the
18th Of October. 1t is designed to be a
preparatory school to a scientific or collegi-
ate course as well as to give the student a
thorough insight into commerci. education.
The plan adopted is good one and the
terms being reasonable. we have no doubt
but that Mr.. Charles will be successful
10 his undertaking. We wish him hearty
patronage. See advertisement in another
column.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-19

The news from '.little Mac" and the
success gained by him over the rebels. has
greatly quickened the pulsations of the
public heart and filed the nation with joy.
All classes of the community are affected by
this JOY full intelligence, none more so,perhaps
than our public spirited merchants. This
reminds US that our friend Capt. ID. b.
Crawford. has been of late receiving 8 new
stock OF desirable Goods, fresh from the
Taste rn markets. These Goods comprise
all varieties and styles Of Dress Goods as
well as general stock. well selected. and
50 purchased that they be- sold at very
triAing advance above former rates. Among
these Goods may be found 600 yds. of Rag
which will be sold at a bargain.
AS all kinds of Goods are advancing, pur-
would do well to can ns tho ~Doe
Hive" where they can purchase these
Goods at less than Nesc York ,cholesale pri-
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IA correspondent of the Steele Paris, the govern
nsnt organ of France writes frem iuns' Aisisrs -
follows:
.our College Of philosophers at home, may, and
probably do accomplish great deal Tor the cause OF
science but the Americans are the people to turn
these discoveries practical account Many OF the
modern Inventions in here are American, and ono
American chemist, DIR. j. G. Aver Of Lowell, sup
plies much the medicine consumer In this coun-
try. His Cherry Peetoral, Pills, safsapariila and
Asue Cure constitute the staple remedies here, be.
cause they CT easy application, sure in their re-
suits and have the confidence of the people While
the science Of medicine is carried to higher perfec
ton in our own country France than any other. il
strikesa trenehman little singular that an Amer.
lean Ph ysieian should furnish the medical skill and
remedies for cur Pr ncipal Province.
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THE 69TH AND ITS OFFICERS. oul
exchange papers seem TO vie with each 9th.
er in doing homage to the brave 69sh whose
merit at the late Richmond fight cannot be
too highly extolled. Great praise is given
Capt Finley. of this city for his GOODNESS
under FIRE aud for his care manifested to-
wards his command. Capts. Harris, Marsh
Ross. Lieutenants Miller, jackson and Gar
reston are honorably mentioned. In fact
there were numerous cases Of personal bra
very among the Reg iment, aud it will not
rietract any from our GLORIOUS 69ih" to say
that with but very few exceptions all Of the
regiment deserve the highest praise Tor
their GOODNESS and bravery.
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ARTICLES ON ExHIBIrroN.-


Sept. 10. ls6a--James Hamilton, exhibi.
ted four varieties Of peaches; the Crawford
late aud mammoth were remarkably large and
fine; also, fne clusters of Delaware and Re-
becca Grapes.
Walker Holmes, exhibited q very fine spec
linen OF Maiden's blush Apples-l.rge and
highly colored.
w. L. Taylor. showed variety OF peach
es for a name; also a variety of Apples very
large and splendid specimens--names no'
known. Also. three varieties Of Dahlia's'
and ball of Cotton nearly ready to open.
e. Y. Teas exhibited thirty six varieties
Of Dahlia's-all beautiful and splendid spec
linens; also twenty four varieties of VERDE
mas Of different colors aud shades. six varie-
tics OF Snap Dragons; also. beautiful speci-
mems in bloom OF Sel'ia Splendens. and fine
specimens of Lautanas.
Hiram Sulser, exhibited three varieties OF
Seeding Peaches; large specimens Of Fegee
Island Tomato; Minors Seeding Grape, and
six varieties of Dablias.
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PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE.--It will be seen
by reference to our advertising columns that
shis celebrated painting will open for exhi-
oi.ion on the 3Oth inst, aud continue for a
hort time. Its merits are too we'll known
20 require further mention. and we are sat
SIZED that it will meet hearty patronage
rom all classes of the community. 1t is
low exhibiting at Cambridge City where it
IS giving great satisfaction. We trust tina,
our citizens will not miss this opportunity
TO behold a painting which is really meri,o
rious.
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~ One of our prominent citizens. has
Just returned from Cincinnati. where he
has been for two or three days He says
the whole male population capable OF bear
ing arms, are out drilling promptly at o.
.lock each afernoou-aH the business hou-
ses are closed promptly at that hour. The
militia and home guard of our city, have
been meeting each day for drill at O'Clock.
There has been quite falling of within
the past few day IN attendance OF mem bers.
and we suggest (as it is only reques, for
the people in counties not bordering on the
river, by the Governor. TO driii every day.
that two afternoons in each week be set
apart for meeting for drill hereafter.
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DEDicArIoN OF Sr. ANpREws CHURCH.
On Sunday last, St. Andrews Church of
this city was dedicated by the Bishop Of
Vincennes. The services in the morning
were conducted by Priest from Iudianap.
oils. and in the afternoon the Bishop address
sed the congregation in English. A large
crowd Of persons were in attendance.
The frescoing OF this church is now COM
pleted, and it is an elaborate and beautiful
piece of work, rejecting great credit to the
artist, Mr.. Hahn.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Or. PAULs, tEpiseopsil Rev. J. B. Wakefield. Rector
ssgvices I0k a. =. and p. NJ
or. MARYs, (Cstholic) Rev Aeg Herz, Pastor servt
eee q and A.. u. and 3 p. NJ.
0T. ANDREWS. Catholic, Rev. J. b. H. Scope. Pastor
servtess = nd 10 A. NJ. and p N.
Iss PRESBYTERIAN, Rev Mr. Van Doren, Pastor, ser
vices IVk A. M. and p. NJ.
UKITED PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Mr.. Aten, Fastor, ser
viees IGk A NJ. ana 3p.
PBARL ST. METHODIST, Rev. MI. simms, Pastor.
services I01. A. NJ. and p. VI.
CHRISTt AN--Henry Hail. south vest corner Main
and Rsankin streets. Services by Elder A ,. Hobbs
every and third Lcrd's day In each
and evening.
UNION sBAPEL, Rev. A. Gresnman. Pastor, services
hex A. N. and p NJ.
GILMAN METHODIST Rev. Godlove TFsfs, Pastor
services tO< A. and r. N. We
GERMAN LUTHERAN Rev. Chss. schadow Pastor,
services 10 A. ~.
"a GERMAN LUTHERAN. Rev. Mr.. Grosso6, Pastor
sesvie~s 10 A. VI. and 7 2. u.
AFRICAN ". X. CHURC ", Rev. ". {. Trevan Pastor.
services i01S A. NJ. and r. N.
1RIEHDS. HICKsITE, services II A.
ORTHODOX II A. NJ.
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Tas s4rH n Az EsoAc1Mx.r.-The s4th

TIE GATH IN Az ExoAGEAESr-The Bah
Regiment now at Fort Wallace, went out
on picket duty on Sunday several miles be-
yond the Fort Aboutsix o'clockP. NJ. they
had skirmish with the enemy's pickets in
which portion Of the regiment was ensag-
ed. The skirmish lasted about m hour.
during which. . member OF Capt. Grubb's
company. was severely wounded in the
hand. The s4th are in good spirits and
are expecting soon to advance from their
position. II reports are true. We may ex-
pect to hear good news from the border in
. short time.
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DEMOCRArIC CONvENrIoN.-The Demo-
Gratis Of this Congressional District met 10
Convention At Cambridge City on the 1l'h
inst, Jas. Elder, Esq. OF this City. was
elected President, Mesrs. Joseph Holeman.
WIN. Watt, Adam Wolf. VIM. II. Beck !.
G. w. Simpson, and Richard Jobes. Vice
Presidents. VIM. Thistlewaite IT,. Nicho.
las Mowrer, w. j. Nc Cormick, Eli Pigman,
Miles Hunt. and w. c. Forrey we're cleo.
ted Secretaries.
Among the resolutions adopted were the
folio wing:
Resolved, That the Democracy Of the 5th
Congressional District. in mass Convention
assembled, endorse the resolutions of the Sth
OF January and 3oth of July Democratic
State Conventions, and that we will give to
the ticket nominated by the 9Th of January
Convention our cordial and united support.
Resolued. That We are in favor OF the
Constitution as it is, aud the Union as it
was. We want no Union such as aboli-
iionists and radical Republicans desire
We want the Uuion founded by our IA
theirs and based upon the Constitution,
which secured to all the States justice aud
equality.
Other resolutions were passed endorsing
the course of the Jeffersonian aud urging its
circulation. and Recommending the nominee,
Edmund johnson, of Henry County. to the
Conservative people of this District. Ad-
dresses were made by Dr.. Anthem and the
Hon. Tho's A. Hendricks, after which the
Convention adjourned.
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ARREST OF SEcEsH.-On Saturday morn
ing about o'clock. party of citizens from
Dayton captured seven suspicious persons
about S miles flom this city and delivered
them over to our civil authorities. After a
,igid examination by the Provost Marshal
three of them were discharged and the re-
mainder sent to Indianapolis, under charge
of Marshal Zimmerman. We have not We,
learned of their disposal, but strong sus-
picions pointed them out as rebel spies.
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To the Richmond Home Guards and otA-
r Military Orga nizatioas have jus.
received a copy of U. s. Infantry and Rife
Tactics for the use Of volunteers. 1t is sim.
plified and ample in its instructions, which
are official. Every member of our Home
Guards should have ono for Reference
The price is only 25 cents per single copy,
but hundred or more furnished Tor Is cts.
each. Apply to the assistant editor Of this
paper. f
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Mr.. Paxson requests rs to say that the
article appearing in the Palladium of yes.
terday relative TO himself and the charges
made by persons agains, him. that as far
As Julian's name is connected with the
subject. it is uncalled for, unfair and unjust,
aud that Ben. Davis went entirely out Of
his way TO make thrusts at Julian under
cover Of friendship for Paxson. Mr.. Pax
son requests US to further state. that he u
for the dprH nominees Julian and all.
If we were Paxson. and Ben. Davis was
friend of ours. We would say, the Lord
deliver US from such friends.-Byoaddxe.
Sept 10.
Mr.. Paxson informs US that he authorize
eG the editors of the Broadaxe, to write the
above.
~Lsst week we but told the una1ultera-
ted truth regarding the retailers of the SLAM
dercus charges against Mr.. P, being the
peculiar and bosom friends of "hon. Geo.
w. Julian" and Mr.. Paxson cannot deny
that that ras his 6elisf tsOo weeks ago. He
has . perfect right to tie himself to Mr.. Ju
lian's coat tail-obey his orders to labor for
him from now to the first of October under
The threat OF his influence being Withdrawn!
but we do not feel like being "snubbed"
in the above manner. by authority, for the
sake of insuring the mighty influence of
"hon. George w. Julian" or amy other
man. without protesting against it.
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DR JDAyiS' who has quired great celebrity in
the treatment Of all forms of Care nie Diseases, ~
veil as disease, o the EYE and Err, will be in
RICHMOND IND at the Meredith House, Friday,
Saturday an sunday. October 10. IL, and IL
EATON. o at Principal Hotel, Monday. October ID
The Doctor highly recommended by many emil
nent Professors of Medicine and has certh Gates Of
CHI nd ability of his disfiB guished
He therefore identity hopes to receive
tie Of the afflicted. See Circulars Consul
tAtons free.
TDoctor will visit the above places regularly
weeks
-, ls62 90
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w. are in debted 10 Asher d Co. Of
indianapolis. the enterprsing publishers.
for copy of the Rebellion Record and
Historical War Map, as also a copy of U.
S. Infantry tactics.
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ES Several houses in this city have been
entered by burglars within the sst ten
days. clothes lines robbed, and petty larce
mics effected. People should be on the
watch and catch the rogues.
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u On Saturday night at 10 O'Clock g

.-o.----- - s.,zs-zz.z,~,-s--s.-z-vzs
Central Railroad. They were met at the
Depot by Capt. Crawford's Home Guard
and number Of our citizens, headed by
Mi,chell's Band. and escorted to tho Hunt
ington House where the procession broke
up. Most Of the returned belonging in the
country went to their homes. and the re-
turning Air Line Railroad train took the re-
mander 1t was indeed a happy occasion.
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ADJUTANT PERRY.-A letter to the In.
dianapolis Journal Of Thursday from . non
commissioned ofic Of the 69lh Regiment,
written from Winchester Ind. in speaking
Of the personal merit of the officers Of the
Goth at the recent battle near Richmond Ky.
thus eulogises this brave young officer:
Adjutant Perry. the particularly favorite
officer of the day, must not be unnoticed.-
The care he has manifested toward the reg
iment from the time OF its formation At
Camp Wayne to the time he received his
wound in the Richmond fight, together with
his unassuming manner as an officer. has
secured for him respect and regard from
the whole regiment; indeed he seems.
though youthful. more paternal than Off
cial. He, also, was wounded in the first
engagement.
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TUE EvENINa TIMEs.-The recent en-
couraging news from the seat of war, now
that ''all is not quiet on the Potomac" has
created a great demand for daily papers
Our young friend Edward f. Talhelm is
now prepared to furnish extra copies OF the
Cincinnati Evening Times. as well as new
subscribers. Terms Is cts weekly or % cts
for two weeks.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-19

H- The best MEAT you can possibly
meet with in market. is meted out at the
stall OF A. J. Lupton. No. 7. Do not fail
to NEE. him on each market morning 10 get
your NEAT. There is no use for more
clever and accommod ting butcher. Go to
No
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UNIoN CoSvsSrIoN.-There will be .
Convention of the conservative Republic
ans and Democrats. of Wayne County. held
at Centerv;lie on Saturday. September sO,
Tomorrow for the purpose OF the nomin-
alton Of County Officers.
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M. r. Hull. Of Dublin. will address
the citizens Of Richmond on Monday eve.
ming next at Starr Hall, upon PARTY Plat
FORMS" Let there be a good attendance.
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Sergeant Thomas H. Benton Of the
10th Ind. Vol, son of Thomas Benton Esq :.
Of this city, died at Washington on Sunday
last from the effect Of n wound received at
the late battle in Virginia. He was a young
man much respected by all who knew him
and . faithful soldier. Peace to his ashes.
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+ e. We understand. from good authori-
~, that the 69sh regiment will be re organ
lied here, and a. soon Is exchanged. will
go into csnp for instruction. The brave
boys need a respite as well as thorough
drill before they go into the field again.
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MAIL TIME TABLE.
RICHMOND Posr OFFICE, May 81
M OPEN

A6AIhS OPEN
Cincinnati. Dayton and Eastern ........ll IS o. m
Indie nspolis md the West. 4lo p m
ChicsRo and North ives, ................ G:30 p. IN
MAILS ChoS1
Indianapolis and Chicago ............ 1000 .. m
Dayton and Coiumb bus, aud East. 300 p. M
Cincinnati and East. t:l5 p m
HsmiIton Mail. via Boston, &e.. leaves
Mondsy, w cdnesday and Friday at.....7 TOO q. m
Hamilton Mail srrives Tuesday, Thursday
add Saturday northumberland. SEQ p IN
Union City Nail, via ABBY, Bethel, &c,
ssms as Hamilton mail.
Winchester mail, via New Garden, leaves
Monaay and Friday 500 .
Bsms arrives Tuesday aud Saturday at. 500
k-Ofice open from 30 d. IN. to p. m. Sun
days from to 10 q TN.
~ The Mails are governed by Railroad Time
which 10 faster than true time.
ACHILLES " lLLAMS PIN.
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EVThe great Circus and Menagerie of
Robinson Lake will open here on Monday
Jimmie Robinson is said to be the best rider
of the age. and has world wide reputa-
ton. 1t will no doubt be great attraction
to the public. :
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~ Can II be so! Asoldier Of the 6oth
Indiana regiment. who was ken prisoner
and paroled At Richmond. KY. by General
Kirby Smith. informs US that be (Smish)
passed al through the Federal lines fsw
days before shs battle in disguise - Cniou
farmer Ind. Journal.
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Grand Concert

The Armeniaus will give Grand Con-
cert ut Starr Hall, TO MORROW NIGHT.
Il will embrace variety Of songs. negro
dsliueations DC. Let there be a full atten-
dance.
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The new q. 8. Stamps for the Excise
Law can be furnished TO parties wishing
the m By calling on III. T: faryap. Esq. or
at the Office of the District Assessor in this
city.
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AMusKMENTs.--Robin & Lakes COM
bined Menagerie and Circus will be in town
on Monday next. Next week J. Insco Will
l!ams' splendid Panorama OF the Bible will
be exhibited in Starr Hall. and the Campbell
4iustrels We understand will soon follow
II has been so locg since any amusements
have been in town. that ~e predict all these
amuscments will be we'll patronised.
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The number Of persons exempt from
draft in Wayne county, on account OF con.
scier,ious scruples is e66, Wayne township
having in number Sc.
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ARRIVALS VIM A. Bickle. of the
seth. and Capt. J. L. Marsh arrived in the
';ity this week. r 0. Dormer. Esq, from
Washington City. is also in town.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-19

DIR. Thomas ID. Worrall. Of Indianapo.
liz. will be at the Huntington House. on
Wednesday and Thursday Of next week,
where he can be consulted At his room ut
any time during the day or evening.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-09-19

FINE FRurr.-we are indebted to several
Of the members Of the Richmond Horticul-
tural Soc .for splendid specimens Of Peach.
%. Apples. Grapes. and Dahlia's. exhibited
on the 18Th. for which they viii please 40
cepsour thanks.
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Walton p. Goodc. Esq. EDITOR Of the
New Castle Courier. has been appointed
assistant Assessor Tor the 5,h District Of
Henry County.
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A CoMPAxr OF PRIxrkRs.-A dispatch
from Warrington aays the public printing
Office has organised . company Of ITO men,
Of which Sept. Dsfrsss i Captain.
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MASONIC CALENDAR.

Webb Lodge, on the bird We lnesday.
RichmOnd Lodge, meets the first Tuesday
evening in every month.
King Solomon Cha pier second Friday
Wayne Council. first Thursday in March, juno,
September and December. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BrittOH Lodge (colored,) first Monday in each
month.
!. q. q. r.
White Wafer Lodz e. meets ovcry Friday evening
Herman (t'erman) Lodge,every Tuesday evening
Woodward Lodgc.evcTy "Wednesday evening.
Oriental Encampmeut. every second and fourth
Tuesday al each month.
Degree Of Rebecca, Of Whitewater snd Wood ward
Lodges, FIRST and third Tuesday Of each month.
Degree Of Rcbecca. of Herman Lo ge first and third
Moadsy Of zach month.
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Az ER'S
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
complaining, Are you out oe
order, with your system de-
ranged. and your feelings I'M
conlfortables These symp-
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. Some mt Of
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should be ayerted by q
timely use Of the right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse cut the disordered hu-
mors purify the blood, and
let the fluids move ON unob-
structed in health again.
They stimulate the functions
of the body into vigorous &c
tivity, purify the system from
A. -k-exn-ts4n~ which nraEA
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4. q. O. r..
MANY VOTERS.

Mcssr, Editor,:- Please announce NORRIS JONES
% candidate for Sheriff of Wayne county at the
October election, and oblige rs
Messrs Editors Palladium You will please an
.e.sss sAs ps.ss Of DAVID CHAMNESS. OF Dalton
Township, % csBdidsts for Sheriff Of Wayne
~, susset to the decision OF the People
Der election. pa tt--due ~.
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rAll City Tax. no, paid by the Jra o.
October WILL BE ADVERTISED.