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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02
Gen. Wool on the War.

Gen. Wool has written q letter to the Secreta-
ry Of the ALBANY Relief Bazaar, warmly indoors
ing all the various movements on foot for sup
plying the wants of the soldiers. The following
paragraph occurred in his letter:
The war cngendered by unprincipled and
ambitious demagogues has lasted too long
1t should not be permitted to last beyond the
present year. and if the North, East and West
will put forth their energies it will cease in
1864. They have the means in men, money
and supplies in abundance, and these should
not BE- withheld to carry on the war. The
Potomac Army should be increased to two
hundred thousand men, witha stationary
force for the defense Of Washington Of fifty
thousand. Gen. Grants army for Chastanoosa
and Knoxville should be increased to at least
two hundred and fifty thousand. These armie
Army OF the Potomac should proceed direct for
Richmond, and not, as has been suggested, by
way Of James river or York river. With two
hundred thousand men properly organized,
skilifully arranged and directed, the rear ard
supplies could be guarded Richmond taken,
Washington protected and raised prevented from
Ohio, Maryland and Pennsylvania a, and from
interfering with the Ohio and Baltimore rail
road. If however, the Potomac Army should
be ordered BY James or York river to Rich
mond. Gen. Lee would no doubt march on
Washington, Maryland or Pennsylvania. when
we would have another panic and stampede at
Washington, and the Army of the Potomac
would be recalled to prot ect the capital, and
subsequently, the war would be extended to
1865 This ought to be avoided if possible
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02
From the Detroit Advertiser, Feb.
Oil Struck at Albion, Mich.

Great excitement has been created at Albion
discovery was made on Saturday last. about
four o'clock in the afternoon. by some boys
who were fishing in the race near the Touring
mill of J. Crowell They saw the surface OF
the water covered with oil, and supposed that
it came from drain that empiies into the race
a short distance below the mill. Notice of the
fact was given to the men employed in the
mill. and they supposed that it came from SOME
leaky cask in one OF the cellars in the vicinity
Upon investigating the affair still further, 1t
was ascerained that An oil spring had
commenced to flow in the cellar of the store oil
Geo. n. Candy. The store owned by Mr.. Candy
was built seven years before, and at that time
there was spring OF drinking water in the
cellar, which was afterward planked over with
the remainder Of the cellar bottom. From this
spring the oil is now flowing with great
pidity estimated at 40 barrels per day. The
news Of the discovery ran over the place like
wild fire, and hundreds of people flocked to
visit the oil spring. Many Of the citizens
gathered the oil and used it in their kerosene
oil lamps, and found it q very good substitute
for that article. It burns well 10 its crude state,
and is quite as pure as most of the petroleum
in its native state. Mr.. Candy is filling all the
casks he can obtain in the vicinity, and it
promises to be rich mine of wealth if the flow
continues This State can now boast of material
wealth A. probably others will sink oil wells
in the vicinity. She has not only her immense
pineries limitless copper. iron. lead. silver and
coal mines; rich and almost Unparalleled salincs,
extensive beds of gypsum, but also deposits OF
petroleum, which probably only need de-
to rival in extent and richness the
oil wells of other States.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02
The Returned Veterans.
DY PARK BENJAMIN.

saw the soldiers come to-day
From battle field affair;
No conquerer rode before their way
On his trlumphal car,
But captains, like themselves, on foot,
And banners sadly torn,
AL grandly eloquent, though mute,
In pride and glory borne.
Those banners soiIed with dirt and smoke,
And rent by shot and shell,
That through the serried phalanx broke
What terrors they could tell
What tales Of sudden pain and death fE q
3 In every lannon's boom,
When enc the brayest held his breath
And waited for his doom.
BY hands Of steel these flags were waved
Above the carnage dire,
Almost destroyed, vet always saved,
Mid battle clouds and fire.
Though down at times, still up they
And kissed the breeze again,
Dread tokens 10 the rebel foes
And true and loyal men,
And here the true and loyal stin
Those famous banners bear
The bugies wind, the fife ) blow shriil.
And clash the cymbals, where
With decimated ranks they come
And through the crowded streets
March to the beating Of the drum
With firm though weary feet.
uod bless the soldiers cry the folk
Whose cheers of welcome swell
God bless the banners, black with smoke
And torn by shot and shell
They should be hung sacred shrines,
Baptized with grateful tears,
And live embamed in poetry's lines,
Through all succeeding years.
No grander trophies could be brought
From patriot sire to son,
OF glorious battles poby fought, ryr
Brave deeds sublmeiy done.
To day tears chased down with pride
And solemn joy to
Those remnants from the bloody tide
OF victory!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02

The Baltimore Amsrican comprehensively
says: Because Of slavery. everythings taxed"
That u the whole reason. Destroy slavery and
you will reduce your taxes, and increase your
prosperity.
MIXTURE will assert itself The Copperhead
papers delight to predict all manner of sril TO
the republic showing clearly that @the wish i
hthw to the thought.
Gov. Carney, OF Kansas. just elected q s.
Senator from that State. was formerly member
OF u I'm Of Carney, Swis 3 Co, merchants
q CinsinnAa.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02

what . polygAmyra asked Ike, who
stumbled over the word in the paper Mrs.
Partington looked ssysre. "PoIygamy." said
she, is whsre men hsvs litertine privilege Of
marrying Plsurisy of wives, God bless 'en,
when can't take care Of one Is she oashs 10 b,
with cotton flannel forty cents . yard. and aeur
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02

irritate and drcnch the kidneys. and BY consistent us
lead 10 conic degeneratons and confirmed disease
We present the Constitution Water 10 the publ,
with the conviction that il has equal in relieving tn
class of diseases for which it has been found so emin
emily Successful for curing and trust that We
shall be rewarded for efforts in placing valuable
n remedy in form meet the requirements of patient
and physician.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02
DIABETES

Is disease of the stomach and liver acting through
the Kidneys, and II, without doubt the obstinate
disease except consumption, that effects the human
constitution We have space for discussing causes
but will that the effect of the disease is the
yertiou of the starchy principle vegetable portion
OF the food into sugar. which stimulates the kidneys
To excessive secretion of water. Many persons suf
fer ir, this disease who ignorant OF it that Is,
they pass large quantities the in dav and obliged 10
get up from fifteen twenty times during the
night. No notice IS taken of it until their attention is
called u the large discharge of water, and often when
il IS far advanced be beyond the control of
binary remedies. Another symptom is the great
thirst which, when the disease is fully established is
intoerabIefi patient drinks continually ,-iIo'a beng
ssi.ic also dryuess of the mouth, cracking OF the
lips. sweet breath IN the most advanced cases. and
finally loss Of appetite, eI.lacia5on. and the patient
gradually sinks from exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION WATER Is without doubt. the only
known remedy for dietes. and have much conf
deuce that it is specific have that opium will
produce sleep, and truthfuv say that it has cured
every in which il has been used
Stone III the bladder. Calculus. Gravel,
Briclt Dust Deposit. etc.. etc.,
Diseases arising from a faulty secretion-n the
being too little, and accompanied by pain,
and the other too proftse secreticn-which viii be
speedily cured by
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02
READ! READ!: REiD!!!

DASvILIE. Pa, june >, 1S63.@Dr. Wa. H. Greoq
-Bear .Sr--In February, 1851, | was afflicted with
sugar diabetes. and for five months passed than
two gallons of water in twenty-our h0nrs. | was
obliged get up often twelve times during
the night. and in five months lost fifty pounds IL
weight During tbs month of July, 1861 procured
two bottles of Constitution Water. and DAYS after
using it experienced relief. and after taking bot
ties | entirely cured. after recaining INV
usual good health. Yours truly,
j V. l.. DE WITT
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has been pronounced by the Medical Faculty and the
public be the wonderful remedy for the per-
manent of all diseases of the STOMACH LIN-
Err, KIDNEYS, and BLADDER that has ever been
offered.
1t rs not MINERAL WATER. IL is from expert
ence that CONSTITC TION WATER has emanatei !. nd
now saw let no man doubt when single bottle has
been known 10 diseases which the best medical
talent in this country has failed 10 relieve.
remedy possessing the virtues of Constitution Wat
er cannot he CHASED under "quack' preparations, as
II Is used by the most scientific practitioners in
this CITY Is is only secondcass physicians that cries
down popular remedies. while the better skilled make
OF every means to accomplish a and the
cess of the physician increases his knowledge Of
different remedies enables him 70 produce a cure while
others fail in the attempt. Science is satisfied with
the truth.
Give Constitution Water a fair trial-we mean yeu
who under specialists from
and particularly allule TO ladies who constant
" resorting TO occt treatment. and all sorts of local APP
plcatious for diseases, with much chance of
there would be from local applications the
throat for diseases of the brain.
We have ALWAYS been careful to language
circular that could shock the delicate organ
ization, but we receive many communications from
persons for which Constitution Water is ada pted aui
of whose disease mention has been made. that
come to the conclusion that if tile remedy capable OF
producing cure. matter hat the disease he.
ii should be made known. The medicine Is put up for
the public. and there should I've no exceptions.
We would saw. Constitution Water Is not gided
pill. made the eve and taste; il j. medicine
every of the term. placed in the hands OF the
people for their relief. and if taken according 10 the
directions II will in every produce radical cure
We would that the directions in regard 70 Diet etc.
relate oniy TO the disease under which they occur.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02
HELNIBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU. Positive
and Specific Remedy for diseases 1T the Bladder. Kid
neys, Gravel and Dropsca Sweings.
This Medicine increases the power OF Digestion and
exctes the Absorbents into healthy action. bv which
the Watery Cacareous depositions and all unnatu
raj enargements reduced well pain and in,
hammatlon-
HeImboId,s Extract Bachu.
For Weakness arising from Excuses. Habits Of
Dissipation, Early Indiscrction OF Abuse attended
with the following symptoms:
Indisp ton Exertion Loss of Power,
Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakefullness.
Dimness OF Vision, Pain in tue back
Universal Lasstude of the Muscular system
Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body
Dryness OF the Skin. Eruptions the Face
Pailied Countenauce.
These symptoms, if allowed to 20 on. which this
meaicne invariably removes soon follows
La.poteacy {at,ity. Ejal,7sic Fgts.
In of which the Patent may expire
Who can say that they frequently followed
by those "Drefui Diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
Many of the cause OF their suffering
But none VIII confess the record Of the in.
sane asy Iums.
AND MELANCHOLY DEATHS CoSsUMPrToS bear
ample witness 10 the Truth of the assertion.
The Consultation effected nth Orgaafr r.rEoa,,
requires the aid of Medicine StrenQ then and Invo-
rate the System.
Which HeImhold-s extrac. sBuchu invariably
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02
PHYSICIANS

Have long Sine given up the buchu cubebs AM
juniper in the of those Diseases and only
use them for the want of 4 better remedy
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02
DIABETES.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER,
INFLASIMATI0 OF THE KIDNEYS,
CATARRH OF THE
BLADDER.
STRANGUARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL
URINATING.

or tuese diseases II Is tIuit d sovereign IehlettF
and too much cannot be said in its praise. single
dose has been known 10 relieve the urgent symp
toms.
Are you troubled with distressing pain in the
small of the back and through the hips teaspoon
full day Of the Constitution Water will relieve you
like mario.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02

BosToS CORNERS. Y Il. Dec. q. 1861 Hin H.
Grsgg q o. GeFrs 81 freely give Won liberty 70
make of the following certificate of the value If
Constitution Water. which recommend in the
highest manner My wife attacked with pain IN
the shoulders. whole length OF her back and in her
limbs. with Pa pitofsOn Of tae Heurt and I7a-ioa Of
TIE BLADDER called physician. who attended her
about three months, when he left her tina ~.
found her. then employed Of the best physicians
could find. ho attended her for about nine months
and while she under his she did not suffer
quite As much pain. He finally gave her up and said
'ser f4eHratle FOR, said be, '.se has sacs a
combination 81 ooprsss raat HsenseRe gsrea for one
opeTn>s agatst ctker Of ker cf1fct4f.~ AE-ant
time she commenced the Constitution Wat
and 20 utter astoRishnanr, almost the fsr. dose
seemed to have the desirci effect, and she kept on i'm
proving rspily under It's treatment, and superr-
tends entirely domestic affairs. She has not taken
any OF the Constitution Water for about four weeks
and we are happy TO say that il has produced per-
nianeni WI. H. VAN BENSCHOTEN
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02
DTURETIeS

has proven itself equal the task that has devolv
upon it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02

HETHEEsFIELn. Conn.,. March .. 1ss3-Ir- " n.
Gregg.-Ler Sir Having seen your advertisement
Of CONSTITUTION Water. recommended fer Infsammz-
ton OF the kiireys ard Irritation OF the Bladder tar-
ing suffered for the past three and tried the skill
of number ef PHYSICIANS with only temporary reiiaf
Was induced 10 frJ your IEsshcIne- proceurei
bottle Of agents At Hartford aessrs Lee cisson
4 Co. and wing had used half of nv srrryrise
found great ehsnee IN NV health have ussd tro
bottles Of IL and am here expected in
nv life we'll and In COED spirits cannot expre>s
gratitude for ii feel that II Is al ADJ than
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attend you In your labcrs OF love- Yours truly,
LEGNARD :. BIGEL0W :
- For sale bv an Druggists Price 81
WI. H. GREGG Co., Propristors
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02

SECRET DISEASES.
Ia all their Stages, At little Exposure.
Little change in Diet. No Inconvenience
itse 70 Exposure.
Il causes a frequent desire and gives strength Z.
UrinaJe. thereby Removing Distractions Prevents and
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Diseases Of these Organs reaSsires The aid Of Din.
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Evidence os the relisse and r.sr.,r s7,,a ,--
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- Extract Buchu.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-02
FEMALEs--FEMAL ES--FEMAL

FEHALES.-FEMALES
In many Affections peculiar TO Females, tae ExTRAoT
BUcHU is unequalled by any other remedy as in
Chorosis Retention, Irreguarity, PainfHlhess or
Suppression ef Customary Executions. liberated or
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whether arising from indiscreton Habits of Des.pa-
ton, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
Take no more Baisam. Mercury. or un.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHE AND rsPROy-
ED ROSE WASH CURES
SECRET DISEASES.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18

The committee on Ways and Means
agreed to report in favor Of concurring
10 all Senate smcpdmeuts to the lntcr-
nal Revenue Bill.
Tho Vice President announced the
Senate Committee or Manufactures to-
day: Messrs. Spraguc, Morgan, Riddle,
Williamson, and Hendricks.
The House Naval Committee COM
menocd the examination Of Dickerson
this morning. The inquiries to-day -e-
lated exclusively to his connection with
the Machinery-of-war Steamer Pcnsaco-
la. The Committee were not disposed
to prosecute energetically and impartially
into sherwood beoura steam engineer
Ing, but lay the foundation for inquiry by
first examining its ossailants.
The amendments Of the Finance Com
mit,ce Of the Senate to the Deficiency
Bill are mostly unimportant.
The section authorizing the appoint
mcnt OF an Assistant Secretary OF H.,
Treasury, with a salary to run during the
present fiscal year, is retained.
II ,ads Of Departments are authorize,
TO employ female instead Of male clerks
at salary not exceeding 5000.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18
NEWS ITEMS.

0Ny-THE 47th Ohio has rc-cnlis,ed.
0rTHk railroad is open, and trains
are running to Knoxville. The river, at
Loudon, is crossed by ferry.
or SEVERAL bodies of cavalry are
pushing the guerrillas, from various
points in Western Virginia.
0tTTnE 9th Illinois Cavalry, Colonel
J. J. Mudd, has rc-en,isted, aud il is now
attached TO the 18th Army Corps.
0J1'nE ist Ohio Sharpshootcrs arc
still burying the dead at ChicknmOugO.
Over 600 have been inferred by them.
0J-GES CURTIS arrive at Fort Smith,
Ark, on the 10th. The Army of the
Frontier is to be organized for offensive
operations Immediately.
OcTCoLoSEL HAWKINS, said to have
been at Huntington, Tennessee, lately,
says that squads of rebels infcsting that
neighborhood were driven Off before him.
0rA correspondent of The Chicago
Journal says that the largest and for
midable fleet yet seen on the mississippi
River is now being fitted out by Admiral
Porter.
0tJ-A tweniy-inch Rodman gun, for
the use of our army, was cast at Pitts
burgh on the 10Th. II is the largest gun
ever cast, carrying ball weighing one
thousand pounds. Navy guns of the
same caliber, are to be cast.
0TLIEUTEYANT RoBINsoN, of the 7th
Tennessee, and six of his men, had a
sharp fight at Lavinn, Carol County,
with fourteen rebels. Robinson came
out ahead, aud marched off with eight
Confederate prisoners.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18
"uoNFsTys ~

The A drertiser Of last week, as usu.
al, tries to make it appear that il IRE
member the editor snedked into the office
of Secretary Of State during the absence
of i0O, coo gallant soldiers,) is the only
honest sheet in this part Of Ohio. The
editor accuses everybody Of being dis
honest, except the rebel cut-throats in
Dixie. lie dcnounces President LINCOLN
as being dishonest and JEFF. Davis an
honest man. He pounces unto Mr.. CAM
ERoS with an unspsiring hand, and calls
him the greatest thief of the age. He
intimates as much that CAMKRos came
very near stealing away Father Abraham
and the entire Treasury. He says, s,"docs
not the report Of the DAWES Investigat.
ing Committee show that CAMERON and
his friends made their millions of dollars
out Of the treasury" No il does not
show any such thing. And further, no
None but ialseifer will make that as
strtiou. Produce that official report if
you cnn or dare. "Did the President have
CAMERON punishedY' What for! The
President knew that Mr.. CAMERON was
honest and his record clear, otherwise he
would never haye appointed him to such
an important position abroad, Blu, hold
on! What was you doing when 100 ,0c0
of our gallant soldiers from the State OF
Ohio were marching to the battle fclGl
Was you with them! No sir. You was
sneaking around the State Of Ohio steal.
ing votes to worm yourself into the Sec
retary's Office, during their absence. Y1u
talk about honesty and patriotism. Don't
do it. A cop7erhead editor supporting
an infamous traitor in Canada, question.
ing the honesty and vcrocity Of loyal cit
izens, s ridiculous. So II is, when men
get so Internal mean and hardened to all
shame and dccency, you cannot expect
anything better from them.
Stop moment, and look back at old
huNh uuhinlotIuNlOH3 nut WIS iilOu-
cl administration, wasn't it! Who had
he in his Cabinet, aud where are they to-
day? Echo answers, they are in the reb.
el army Except CAss) where you ought
to be. What did the members of his
Cabinet dol Why, sir, they even stole
the last dollar that was in t1c Treasury
Government Bonds, Arscnals, Arms and
in fact everything they could lay their
thioving hands on. The American Gov
crnment was never disgraced with such
a set of thicving and disloyol rascals
since its foundation, as il was under the
reign of that infamous old scoundrel--
JAMES BUCHANAN. Go back few years
and overhaul the records of your masters,
and you will discover enough to satisfy
every impartial mind that their career
was dishonest, traitorous and wicked.-
Don't accuse your opponents of acts that
your Southern masters stand conyicted
of before the whole world. No, don't you
d. it-rcmembcr il comes frum n suspi.
cious sourcc-a source that smacks
strongly of treason and copperhcadism!
Remember this, and remember also, that
a man living in glass house must never
throw stones.