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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21

CCHOOL BOOKS, States, Pencils Pens am,
- Pcn-holders, for sale at
Il. B. Simmons Sky.Lighf Ga Merry.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21

EVERY one who has not already done so
T. shnall Immediately pro cure dozen
those fine Card Photographs at
Il. b. simmons kysLight Gallery.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21
cg- save Your Life. -ny

Oy0pepolA. Sry0tp0laos Nj dney Com la1nt,
Sick and Nervous Headsche. Neuralgia. Gravel. Trt-
ter, BARRIERS Itch and Baldness. A Treatise on Ihs
above diseases with their sPssas dsd permSe@t ess,
sent free to any address. Address ). {. UpuAM No.
% South E.gth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. n13n6
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21
Abstracts Of Land Titles.

ssSs ~ VA hISuu1u Il 1vlcSS
W" have in our Office complete set of Books
OF ABSTRACTS o! Land Titles, which show. at =
Ci"hce, tne exact condition OF the title of every
Tr"ct ~ Land and Town Lot in CEDAR coun.
y; ihGse Books were carefully prepared BY our.
selves, and thus far have been found to be free
itom any errors. And they show that ia tho Il.
ties TO land in the county there are over
1000 ERRORS.
Many or them fatal 10 the title and many oths
els VIII he not corrected before it is too late
We have been several years preparing the
Books, AMI now oHer the benefit of Them To III.
pubic on the following low terms:
r"r single Examination, Sl,OO
For Abstract of Title, 1Oi
FOR each subsequent Transfer of sn me. I'D
fNel! person o"nIng, or claiming to own land
IN this county should at once see that his title IN
cofrecf, and II not I" make il good while it Is
yet time; aud purchasers should always sec that
,h' ''ie TO the land Is secure before paving for
II; IL - Tor TINS purpose that we have prepared
ihcSe hnoks, and can now afford information to
an concerned, relating to the title of lands and
lots, III t cannot be oh 'ained elsewhere All
persons interested should at once avail them.
selves OF the henctit of them.
We have on hand at all times a superior lot
Of blanks for "
Deeds. Mortgages. Bonds. Notices, Confi.,
sion> OF Judgment. Chattcl Mo, trarcs.
rover OF Attorney, Executors and
Guardians Deeds, Trust Deeds.
Tax Deeds,
ana all other foims used in our business ara
carefully prepared by ourselves under the pres-
ent laws and printed on our order.
PIATT & SPICER
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21

1NHE LARGEST STOCK Of Albums ever re
IS SIMMONS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-21

Gates, of Lee, Mass, wished to enlist
three years ago, but his parents objected
to it. One morning he was sent to drive
the cows to pasture, on his way to work,
taking his dinner with him. But at
night he did not come back because he
had run away and enlisted in the 10th
regiment. He remained ,hrou III the
three years without furlough and re-
turned with the regiment unharmed by
rebel bullets. He arrived in the old
pasture at home, one night last week,
JUS, at "cow time" and leisurely drove
up the same old cows, as if he hadn't
been away for three years. His "recep,
ton" was "a joyful one, none the less SO
because his coming was complete sur
prise.
The assistant whom Blondin was wont
TO carry on his back across the Niagara
was a M,lanese, who, breaking down in
his affairs, resolved to commit suicide
B'ondin got him to be his assistant 10 his
perilous feat by the following logic:
IF we 60 down, very good you are
drowned according to your intention; if
you arrive safe on the other side, the
fortunes of both of us il made" The
terrible feat was accomplished, and the
two friends have since been insepcrable
companions.
A couple of miners, at Wsshoe, Tough,
duel Gently, with pick axes for weap.
ons. they were placed a rod apart, and
advanced on given signal One hurled
his pick at his antagonist, and buried it
in bis eye. The wounded man fingered
some days 10 horrible agony.
4 bakers dozen of vinegar. faced old
maids of both sexes have been holding
sessions lately at New York. They style
themselves the Words Health Associ.
ation," and their es,imable object is to
effect change in the style of dress for
women Some of them wanted the bloc.
mer costume, and others didn't; and they
adjourned at last without notwithstanding
society. They propose to send ont lee
turers, and also a committee to Paris to
get Euaenie to adopt short skirts aud be-
come bloomer.
The Richmond Examiner Of the Both
ult. says the markets of that city are bet
ter supplied with eatabes, and at less
rates, than for several months past. To
matoes, however, sold on that day for
twenty dollars dozen, which would not
be regarded as a small price in any other
place or in any but Confederate currency.
\ New York merchant has discovered
that his income for 1868 was $4,000
more than he expected and reported, and
has written to the revenue collector to
have the correction made. An honest
mau in New York
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15
A Sliqht Earthquake.

On Wednesday night last the mon
Men and Women, held an impromptu
meeting on Main st, to rejoice over the
glorious victory achieved at the ballot
box in the State Of Indiana. BontireS
blazed at the different ing7-houses
were illuminated-Capt MoREAU, made
n most excellant speech-song7 were
sung-cheers giveu-rockets were let
ofr-fre balls thrown, and lot Of the
happiest faces and most open counter
anccs were exhibited on the sidewalks
and in the streets, that were ever before
seen in Richmond. 1t was a slight
earthquake shock to the copperhead lea
ders, though many of their followers en-
loved it hugely and resolved not to throw
away their votes on the sth of next
month, bat to 90 for "honest old Abe
and Andy Johnson.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15

The faith Of ABRAHAM of old, was strongly
tried and SO was the faith in the goodness OF
this cause. Of the friends of ABRAHAM of this
day nut to a severe test on Saturday, last.
The day was remarkably chilly and di-agreeable
throughout yet the PEoPLE were 10 Rich
noud from the country, EN MASS. The pro-
ces,ion, banners flags ami enthusiasm OF the
crowd beat the great day here IN 1910, by
which we have been in the habit OF comparing
all our political gatherings since that time
We took note of some of the notices on the
different banners, and intended t. give general
description Of incidents, e. that occurred
but we find our space falling, and the glorious
news Of victory coming up from our owo he
loved State and from Ohio and Peuusy wanna,
4 fills our column, with that which Is more IN
mcdiateiy interesting to the reader. Suille II
to say. that the demonstration throughout, was
a complete success, Notwithstanding the la
. element weather.
, The baskets q the People were filled with
good things, and the People were flied there
from. Mr.. Clark's beans were glorious, Aa2
his hominy wasn't bad to lake Col Amber
sons speech was eloquent and truthful and the
People stood amidst severe snow storm and
listened attcntively both male and female aho
scarcely moved from their positions. Gen
Grose. closed the meeting in one Of his best et-
forts. and all left the Fair grounds well satisfied
that it was indeed good to have been there.
We are requested by the Dinner Committee
to return their sincere thanks TO the U"oi
Chapel Soldiers Aid Society, for their ettsc'en
: help in obtaining supplies Of provisions iron
I our Uuioa citizens, and also to our Union clti
, zeus for 50 literally contributing.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15
Incendiarism.

On Thurs lay night last, about u O'Clock. An alarm
Of fire was given It proved e- the millinery shop
of Mrs SLApE. oa North Paarl-st-, nearly opposite
our office Soma scoundreI hal entered the back DIOR
Of the shop. by breaking the f.steatnEs piled NJ her
band boxes and other light articles, nuter the counter
and set them on Gre. The light happily discover
ell before the tire had made mach progress, ana was
promptly put out.
Mrs SlAnE informs that her loss : about sl2eor
aud that she was insured the indianapolis Mutual
Company for $500, She says she had several prices
Of silks aud other valuable millinery goods which have
been carried Ut she supposes. by the one who set IRE
10 the boxes, &c. There l. seine mystery about tins
affair which q sharp detective can alone unrayel
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15
The History Of
ters. stetter's Stomach Bit

The most reirkahle medicine Of the
Gay. and the ny cures that have been
He.tosmed within cases OF Liver Com
t--' o.. Nervous De il;ty. and
or. diseases ing from disordered
sto- sch and hvolaces 1t at once amonr
Tine .i-f-. t-toAIs- discoveries that has
-a&ca ..sce in medical word TEe
!.=ea--s which ers are au. .IicabIa aro.
/ SO universal thaare arc but few ofonr
friends who mat test :heir virtues in
t1~-- own lamiIr circle oc acquaint-
aaeos and Proyeheir own >atisfactio,
taat there l. at one remedy among
the aaay advert medicines.
For sale by guests and dealers.
everywhere. T3o-31 I
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15
BOOKS rIONTRY. Sc

The Messrs. Me- Bros, have one Of the
largest and best sbf Literary, Scientific. and
Historical Works Books and Blank Books.
in the city. Their = Stationery. Carl po,r3s
of various coiors anty, is not surpassed. VAL
and window PaPerls and Tassels " fp7,,v
Curtains Of a varie1tterns a comp,et, assort-
uant and the most ul patterns fine lot of
Photograph Albumhani. Daily aud Weekly
Papers, and all the Magazines, can be rad NJ
their establishmtn shor; every art;cl. that
should he found in eguIata,l Bookstore. can h..
had at the Brothhoison-opp opposite Citizens
Bank. Call and sec
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15
AELNIBOLD,S
UkiyOiIsL TnCr T1HliJES

COMPOUND FIJI I'D EXTRACT RgCIIT a Pos tive
aud Speech Remedy for diseases of the Bladder Hid
neys, Gravel. aud bropscal SwcngS.
b This Medicine increases the power Of Digs ton ari
exc.s the Abs"rbeEt- into healthy action hy which
the Nat~y tRlcareOus dcposto and all unnatu-
raj enlargeFnents reduced, wen PAIN and in
Illumination.
EEeimboii's Extract Ruchu.
Dissipation Early Indiscreton OF Abuse, atten.ldI
lndisposon t. EyertioB, Loss Of Power
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty of breathing,
Weak Nerves. Trembling
Horror oi Disease, WakciulueSs,
Dimness Of Vision, Pain IN Ill back
Universal Lass Jude of tie Muscular system
Hot hanis, Finishing of the Body
Dryuess Of the Skin, Eruptons the Face
Failed Countenance
These sy ptamS If allowed to go on, which this
medicine invariably removes soon follows
Hslatncy Fsaaitg, Epi{,ltic Fit,
In one Of s.h,o1. the Patent NAV expire
Who saS that they not frequently followed
by those 'Drcful Diseases"
"INSANiTY AND CONSUMPTION
j. Many are aware Of tine cause a their suffering,
Hut none VIII confess the record OF the in
sane asy inms.
ASD &EI ASCHOLY DEATHS by CONSERVATION bar
ample witness 70 tine Truth Of the assertion.
The Gaist.ii1n esrcted trd trganic t-e..yls..
requires the aid Of Medicine 70 Strengthen and I4tg1-
the system
? Which IIcImboid-s extract .Duchu .nyarisbls
does.
4 Tri3l ,-.fii 10 l..
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15

Aro1oGET1c An apology is deemed ne
cessarv by the Proprietor of the Gas
Works. ]. VI. STARR, Esq. for the poor
quality Of the gas furnished sometime
past to consumers The retorts he had
been using were burnt out, and he was
OBLIGED to procure new ones-delay in
getting the irons here, was one cause Of
the inefficient supply of gas, and then
from the non arrival of the new pieces,
he was obliged to use some Of the old
lie trusts the trouble Is now over, and
that. through the agency Of pure arti-
Gle Of gas, the public will be enabled to
SEE IT. satisfactorily.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15
W EST.

connects for Springfield au1 aarv--
VII | rhe-a. fountaine. Tiffin. and san
drr Il Piqqa. and Fort WAYNE: at CEian
Ct KIchmonferson, and Logansport; At
inaPolls, foT ute; Lafayette, Springfield,
lie.
connects direct for Springfield, Ohio.
ar Aarysvillana. for Bellefuuutaine, &c :
sna. FOR Trnavton, Union City. Muncie,
A. hIehmonrnderson and LoEansp@,rt; at
hapoiis, dirst. Louis, Chicago and ali
west
drums TO Pr, connecting At Ur1ana. for
/ tom Inc. atlIrect for Luna, Toledo De-
+ AMI Fort VI
= u connectst Indiana polls for all points
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15
cy,wFoRD-S STORE REMOVED.

To Bank square. near the Big Pump, opposite SUIT
firms Hat St17e-slgn O; the bee hive "A77H ID wa
be pleased see his old friends su3 customers. he
now occupies one Of the best and convenient Store
Rom, IN the civ ami Is determining = do a. h has
Uniformity done keep constant supply Of the kind
and onAlty Of Goods that customers most need AID
desire You cannot patrouize ran in the city, Who
will give vou the worth Of your money. more exactly
than D +. Crawford. Therefore. - there and make
eur purchases, If you wish 70 secure bargains.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15
RING EAST.

=. connects sond direct tor Cincinnati
qua from TDayton; Al e rhana, direct for
nz;3s!d- AMI fs1usky; az Milford. Cor GaTys
Alad De!aw ar4umbus, direct with EKFrrss
rs tor erelaBaIlaIre.
F. ~ connactsra, from T1leia and Lima At
ana nom IseIlne; AZ Milford fer AaTyzv.tse
Springfield; Imbus. direct vita cypress
ans ioF Cler-ia Steubeurilic
O. caBnert ehnona r. C5nciraaft5; a.
"a, Ter Iole = t-ui;s AZ Lraa1z fer Belle
ztai1e.
2, Al stoBates ic- breakfast !. Rich
n, and for dirt rbzaa No. AID Io vii
-Atas. at Crta
T. 81 ATER, Asst Sup't.
'uJ II, IS. No. IA. n
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15

A REMEDY Est Is a blessing for
the suffering to kwe have an efectual cure
for this truly truu'sea-e. Mr.. j. i. Hazarie
Of l64 Second stnnati, Ohio. takes great
plesure in infarmlo are suffering with peles
that he used a sratv Of Dir Strickland Pile
Remedy, and il ei1Inanent cure. This scenes
" be the case witn4lke use Of this splendid
preparation. II -urei At NJ. East Fourth
street, Cinc:nnat,, sold 10y all Druggists
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15
A Card to the Suffering.

- ALLOW tva a. three hoSsheais Of ~Ruchu :,
- "Iaatc Htters, = ">Arsap Ara," Nervous Anti
1C-s- e. e., &c. and after you are sztSr9i With
tie zesulse tax one 5ax vf Old Doctor Buchan.>
English Specific PIlls-aad = resiors>i t. health
and rlor n les taan thirty DAYS. They are purely
vegetable. pleasant - take, prompt and s salufsrv il
t5lE elects the broken tsu ana shattered ennSti-
gutiea. GA and Young can taSs tscn n in airAnlxS-
Imported ana sold n the u5red states oulv bv
JAS. :. Bl TTLER
No. az Broadway, New York
ES-A gent fer the I nlte,1 States.
T. S--A lsx e. these pills, sscGretg packed wi. IS
naed % any address receipt ot price, utich :
ONE DOLLAR, postpaid money refunded 5v IL
Agent, II entire satisfaction IS Let given.
Sep 2I lS54. SI-s-l
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15

X Gas Fizf the latest styles and
patterns put uIly by the proprietor Of
the Gas Works. Starr. Firc-Brlck,
Coke and Coal lie. Orders received at
the ohce, one i Of Emswiler & Co.'S
and promptly 40.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15

4 diIfori l. Of the Springfield Branch
n tire CIeve Columbus Rail Road. a,
! rod- the cross Sandu-kv, Dayton and
tine Al haiikqua the crossing o. the Day
ton Aichigausd; - Greeuville. tf4e cross
ing the 5reeHMiami RaIl-Reaf. Al Rici.-
m"Iae cToSsse Cincinnati and Chicago
AR e Hail Indianapolis. i connections for
Louie, -. Lagheid and Chicago, and ali
poiiWesr
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15
Wsyne County Agricultural Society.

pTTrS holding Orders fr Pre- rnFsIrls AWARDED IN
Is63 snd 1854 wiI please present E-.-nl ~ pay
rnent toA = Scot. Esq. Ie1surer. AZ AS c--ce
Corner Main aaI Fifth street rc1H24r1-
II : +-i-sFJa nat Farurs Mechanics. Sex
aisars ana exhibitors Of all tssses should prepare
,benslves for the Fair 1879 which it's designed,
should b. what the Hayns r. Alsr SHoT Il %,
Crnptv papers please copy. Z. Il. DENNIS.
Sec'v.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15

FSrHRAL1Ep.-Wheu the Nallandigham
crowd began to show signs Of deserving
Gen. Mcclellan. the World thanked God
for a ..dIsenthralled and regeneratei
Democracy The YallandiS aammers
are all back now-so that, according to
the Worlds own testimony, the Democ-
escvis euthrall ed aud dereneratad-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15
The Place for Fish and Oysters,

Is J. J. JoRDAS's. The Fish are fresh-no copper
head aiat about them. The Oysters fms "a; sod
luscous-te oolor Of The but:eruut don; predonli-
nate aui hence they're fresh ant nice. Quite differ
s1ce exists between J7riaus duHv tribe sni the b.
PEDAL e7perhead. for whilst the scales cover tae body
Of the farusr tbs ewes e TIE latter covered Wit
,-sf-.. Every Cuicn man, woman and child in thIs
city car supply themselves with Fish ani Oysters az
JJr,ia1's a. t4lr Pr7oeS. &C sdere and get EN-.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15

Ec-Do You wa,I Carpet? Go to The Bee.
Hive Store and n.election, at a satisfactory
rice. Do YOU was of any kind, to suit the
Fall and Winter st You can be Accommodated
by calling at d. Birds
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15
Wants T. Sell.

Want to Sell, Flour Chests, Tea Chest,
and Scales,-have begused one year IN
Grocery; also one oping Wagon,
Harness, and Horse
!oaSso- & &C.,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15
= 7.3OLoal1!

The Secretary Of the Treasury gives notice '''' s'
crptons will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes.
navah,a three years from Aug. 18th 1854 with semi
annual interest at the rate of AMI thr-tenths
per cent. per aunum-rrncipal AMI interest both to
be paid in lawful money.
These notes will be convertible at the option OF the
holder at maturity into six per cent gold bearing
bonds PAYABLE not less than five more than twenty
wears from their date, the Government may elect
They Will be issued in denominations Of s5e, sloo,
$500, goo and $4,000 and all subscriptions must be
for fftv dollars or some multiple Of fifty dollars
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free OF
transportation charges after the receipt 81 the
or;ginal Certificates of Deposit they he pre-
pared.
As the notes draw interests from August 10, per
sons making deposits subsequent to that date must
paw the interest accrued from GATE OF note to date Of
deposit.
Parties depositing twenty five thousand dollars and
upwards for these any time will be allow
ed commission of one-quarter OF one per cent
which will be paid BY the Treasury Department upon
the receipt of bill for the amount, certified to by the
officers with whom the deposit made No de-
ductiops for commissions be made from the de-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15

- Hams, aem Corner; Dried Beef
Family Grocerie'ro of almost every
kind, to be had w. Barnes's. opposite
Citizens Bank.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15

F,rA Gentleman, wife, snd small edi'1' III i ,''''s
andy or vt-r. there AT, hn- les. DE z A'i---
t.i-v-,pn .,r.af q. e. pr5y.s lze-4.y:d, Inl.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15

aotToHs OF P.LLAplU4.
A'AAR SISss-h iii your Ie-r>s yyisl. IT,
sAzfs % your paper that NIL send BY reflrn u...
- '-' "ls.3Hs II free Receire, win al ireetiaa.
= m.Alns aud using simple Vegetable Balm. that
' e-'ctutitF remove, in ten hays PimpIes. Biotche
an fT'chisN ar' all Impurities Of the Skin. leavin.
7e SINE soft, clear. srnotobe AMI beau.lur
BE"-.l $50 RI leg t" tfose having q Heads. e-
will aces. simple directions and information tia,
H4r,. ole them to start a fun growth Of Lu1urisnt
DAYS. HAeTs, q Nus,Agae. III less Kan ts.;r.r
All apr
charge tens answered by return mail without
Respectfully yours,
1uos- F.CHAPNAN. Chemist.
.3I-3-n.' IS sr4adn -. ~, y.,k
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15

Ed ROSE WASH CURES
SECRET DISEASES.
In all their Stages, ~ LITTLE ~ ..,sure
Little no chsngc in Diet. 70 iDcoBgsnienoe
4y,d 10 ErDosure.
II causes a frequent desire and gives strength :.
Erinate. tasrt9, Removing Obstrucons Prevents a.i
Cures Structures Of the Crethra, sIlayin Iaia an4
IriaunzetiCn frequent in TIE class ~ d -es.s aud
expe.ng all Poisonous, Diseased and Fr0rnaat latter
Thsus nd. upon Thousands who have ,ys.n tie VIC
tins II C14css, and who have T.d heavy r.. ~ /,
cured a Snort time have foHnl tlev we're deceived
AMI that tie POISON" has, by tie use Of powerful
Astrsncents," been dried up in tie system b. trpaS
aul an aggruvsting FORM and perslaps afr Mar
FsE HgIxBoLD's FxTKAc7 DrcuU for all af-et.r,,
and Dir ICES If tie URINARY ORGANS whether
existing a MALI or FEHtIE from whatever caus.
ISG
Diseases q the-. Organs requires the aid Of Din
retie, Helfnboid's Extract Buchu is the great
Didretic AMI i crtain 70 have the desired effect -
all [ls>aeef par ad.os Z Aeconrsaended.
Evidence u the most reliable and responsible char
teT vin accompany the rnadlcine.
Price 30 per Bottle, or six for $500.
Delivered any Address, securely packed from obser
Dese-i5s ls,st<ors ~ C,u.usasrieatsons
Cares GEaTaEfeed! Advice Craft.
A91ress lSkgars for information 20
III. Il. HELNBoLD, Cheme.L
- south TSn,h-si bet Chestnut. Ffrl.
EFELAB0LD'S b,-fsoal Dts~<
HELGLoLD'5 DrHy md cers.o1I Barel14~s
5ei Proadway. New York.
Beware q Cosin,erf-iss and urt,riDciplad sesl.r,
VIII e. avo- r dispose 20 thar own" AMI aother
srtse.es On regrtAI5on attained T.
Heimoos3's Genuine Preparations.
Extract Buehu
s~sAparilla.
Improved Rose WASH
GOLD Ell
ASK ZOE HELHboLD's. TAKE 20 OTHER
eai ggt "a Adssrasen sns aad ssns " a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15
FEN.ITS--FEns

IN many Affections peculiar 70 Females tl xTit Ae-
BrCHC ! uBe4ualled by any other rcrnaiv, a. j..
Ghoraois or Hsts ntiun, Irregniarty, Panfunes. or
SHppre SION II Customary Executions liberated a~
ScirEhou s'a's 81 the Uterus, I.uchOrroea ar SiU7
Star.aty, aud for ali complaints incident t. a -
yFhet3e- arising from indiscrctiOn Habits Of is.i,l
ton, or ID tho
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-15
Do You Wish to be Cured?

NJ RCCUAN'S ENGLISH SPFCIFFtC PILLS
II ID less than 81 DAYS. the worst cass cf Ner
vousneSs, lIEs tencv- Premature Dayav. SsnJna!
Weakness Insanity. and ali glnary Sexual ard Ner-
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Mamie do Re1t.
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Drel,a., House containing about four 27arn5, oy
,34-.ss WILLIAMS, -.
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Valuable Business HOUSE
FOE SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale his NEW TWO
STORY BRICK >E.-the fourth house North
ct the corner Of Main AMI Marjan-sast side On
Aarion-s she front room of which Is now occupied hv
shoeuazer< shop, There ara seven rooms au.l
hi'enen-tvo good wells AMI a. excellent cist~rl-
irait trses AMI a god -arieu.
Purchasers invited = call aaI ev1mine the
premises, whea terms viii b made known, which
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JOSEPH MALANG
Richmond Ind. Sept. IL 1851 soft
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SUssTTrrTE.-We see that Capt. JOS. L. AAEsH, Ct
Co. {, 5ata, formerly II Lieut. the 57th has gone
as substitute fo- drafted man il Henry Co.-hs
set< bo11s Ct 500.