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"reminiscences of the Friends, No. |.
By An OUTSIDER.

Appreheu ling that a goolly number of the patrons
Of your paper are Icnt with the Society of Friends
either nv birthrigt education might not lie unin
tsre,tin, slrn brieds "a % Schis. that
unhr?plv t'o> pace II that Society hmerea about
t.nr.v--- yrs-s age. Tpos. w.o were active upon
t.e stag It nat period have ptssei way an tier
in i, : ! Ia. the -.sge. who my IN some
be Euorsut OF thr rsal causes. Fer ni"rs
extend. inform on ,vf,. tae reader 70 Glib
bon Ee,i,w uni Ke.u; 't:, OF opp-o'rsus charles
re7,'- - IN. Friends. as ext. IL Pimp,e; called
Ar..tr,tion -. pu ,.s..t D., or!rr q tie Yearly
NJ .t'n-nf O-r.o!ox Friends caliel in Pniiai.t-
p,ia IL tie wear 1873 Sal work IS IN the Morriss
LIBRARY.
A. our Government has at last arrived up to that
plan, the universal free aIn Of the African race
tut etrnesly advocated AMI mIinIaaned by
many in tn, Socety OF Friends in both Continents,
wo in the early History of their Society emincipated
all the slaves whom they inherited This separation
first lde is apPa!ra@c in the Eastern States soon
after in the Western Stlt.s, producing separate organi-
zatons, each retaining AMI assuming the original
name Of Friends, and their peculiar mole Of worship
and discipline. For distinction outsiders give them
the appellation Of Orthodox and 'HickSte Friends.
cit might well those called ortho
dox assumed gave themselves that name wden the
separation took place.. Those called Hcksites as
snued to themselves the original name Of Friends,
and ABLY maintained and adhered the doctrines Of
their primitive predecessors.
Whis; their opponents laborsi a>siluously and
zalausly by their preaching AMI garbe extracts FRI N
Sermons styling them Separatlsts, charging them
with DENYING many Fundamental doctrines Of Scrip
pture Testimony, and Of tie early Fathers. SC. To
rseve tie minds IN the present generation from those
early preuiiees, the sole object IN those rernin-
Iscences outsider, iunarally state what the
+ true cause AMI controversy originated from. We
learn from History as soon Is the early C4rist1nS
we're relieved from persecution, they began tc perso-
cute each other.
Perhaps sect has arisen which - nearly ao-
proache teciaracter Of primitive christianity IN all
relations with e7ch other, and with their fellow men
as the one iasquestion. But they were r.
heyed in common With other hrs;In professors from
persecution they also began pe-sseute each other
Having become established and respected by the
world the humble and self-ienyng spirit, which a
the outset renowned and contended with the wcri1
gradually departed. Many Of them became rich. ana
nnfreQuently their fortunes acquired BY trading
with slaveboIders.
Such were satisfied have the testimonies Of thel
Forefathers against slavery rad among themselves
At stated seasons, but felt little sympathy with toos
Of their cctemporaries who consiiere1 duty I
/ renanstrate publicly and freely with all who wer
I connected with the iniqutous system
CONTINUED
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. SC.

The Messrs. Nicholson Bros, have one of the
largest and best stocks of Literary Scientific, and
Historical Works School Books and Blank Books
in the city. Their stock Of Stationery, Card Boards
Of various colors and quality, is not surpassed Wall
and window Papers, Cords and Tassels, Window
Curtains Of variety of Patterns complete assert
ment aud the most beautiful patterns. fine lot OF
Photograph Albums, hand. Daily and Weekly
Papers and all the standard Magazines, be had
their establishment. In short every article that
should b. found in well regulated Bookstore, can be
had at the Brothers Nicholson opposite Citizens
Bank. Call and see.
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THE CoNcEET--Of Mis- LLOYD and Mrs
DYcKE' on Thursday Night last, was well
attended, we understand (not having
been there ourselG) and the audience
Wee vel pleased with the entertainment.
We heard ono man eay.in tie Icstoiiiye.
hat the sweet singing 50 enraptured him
that be entirely forgot the direction of
his boarding house,
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K. Industry must Thrive, and 50 must
the iee Hive Store of ID. Is Crawford,
for he sells his Goods Mt fair prices, and
You cannot fail to get the BEST articles,
for he don't have anything else about his
cstablishment-fact For Furs, Cloths,
Dress Goods, Shawls, DC. &c do not fail
to call at the Bee Hive, if you wish to
thrive; No. 10, Main Street
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GRAND CONCERT
AT
ST a RR HALL,
On FRIDAY EVE, Dec. eth, 1864,
Tickets TO be had at the Book and
Music Stores.

rc-Goy. Morton, always foremost in every good
word and work where our brave soldiers families are
concerned publishes stirring appeal for material aid
in their behalf in the indianapolis Journal We shall
publish il next week
1S- The Mdllcboro' Patriots, brought large sup
ply of good dry wood, flour, &C. for the soldiers fam
lies IN this city and vicinity. Saturday last. God
bless them for this patriotic movement and for again
setting the glorious example to other nighborhoo,is
We have not been furnished with the Of wood
ac. hut by next week, hope to furnish readers
with full particulars.
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~ \ friend Of ours, who is sometimes little
rough in language, and is kindly disposed aut good
hearted wiihal, aud whose general appearance Is
somewhat like our Old friend DR.. Burson. the Flax
seed. Gilman, mistaken for the Dr. the other day
by one who anxious to sell hi. daNseel. who ac-
costei him WITH Burson, I've got a lot al FLAX
seed for you, when shall | bring t. Our rough
friend turned away from him, eNclaimn--"o o.
your Flaxseed I've got as mulA as l want The
producer Of the article was very much astonshel al
being treated 50 eavaiiery by the whom he took
10 be Doc. BurSon.
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To ,::e pusiie.

Toe Board Of H.,tl of the city OF Richmond. take
tla uetiol of informing citizens AMI the public
gerrIiy. that there are now about nine eases OF
Viao oil ard Small pox in the old Foundry Build
ing, belonging Nordecai Parry, AMI situated west
on III citizens the importance Of cooperating
wit this board bv resurtug e. thorough vaccination,
and such other sanitary measures Will prevent the
sprad Of the disease an further urge upon all
our school teachers, the necessity of requiring all
chalreu attending school to- be vaceinatei BY order
Of hc Board Of Health.
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PROSPERITY.

On young friends. McIEANs & D3,o. !,
are building up a fine trade in Boots,
Saoeo, hats, aad Caps. They sell lis7t
class goods a. low as any other house in
the city Give them a c@,. IT No ~.
Main street. Henry Euilding, opposite
tie National Bank.
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EprroSs OF PALLADIUM,

EpfrOSs OF PALLADIUM,
Dg,E SIRs: With your permission wish to say 70 the
readers o: your paper that will send. by rtlrn mail
to all wishing il free, Recipe, with all directions
for making and using simple Vegetable Balm that
viii e.ftctualiy in ten days Pmples. Botches,
Tau Frecklcs aud all Impurities Of the Skin leaving
the same soft. clear smotohe and beautiful.
viii also mail free those having Bald Heads, or
Bare Faces. simple directions ami Information that
will enable them TO full growth Of Luxuriant
Hair, whiskers, or a Mustache, IN less than thirty
DAYS.
All applications answered by retdrn mail without
charge
Respectfully yours.
TaoS. +. CD APNAN. Chemist.
s5l Broadway, New York.
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zs7- Our old friend TnoMss MooaE, who moved
from this county several years ago TO the neighbor-
hood of Huntington, Ind, in office last Friday
Ill was here attending Friends Quarterly Meeting.
which commenced 10 session Saturday last. He
il enjoying good health. and tells that Land is
rating near Huntingdon ut from 80 TO s75 per acre
W. he first went to Huntingdon County. he paid
s,2j per acre, and sold the farm he first settled on
for $4,000 The present one he owns \ miles
from town. he paid 1900 for, and he saya lie could
not now find farm in Old Wayne TO suit him better
than the one he now owns.
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" Gas Fixtures, of the latest styles and
patterns put up promptly by the proprietor CT
the Gas Works, James NJ. Starr. Fire Brick
Coke and Coal Tar for sale. Orders received at
the Office, one door west Of Emswiler g. Co.'S
and promptly attended to.
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY. -

A SUPERIOR REMEDY. - We can conscieR-
tiousIv recommend 70 those suffering from jstress
ing cough. DR.. StricklandS Mel.lu1uS Cough basanl
Ii gives relief almost instantaneous. and Is wrtha not
diSagreeahle u the taste. There Is doubt but the
MelIiueus Cough BalSam Is Of the hest pre-
tois use ana is sl that the prop1ctors ci4'in Tor
it. We have tried Il during the past week All t"nn
resef from most dis trcssinE cough. IL * prepared
bv Dr. tril slAnd No. 8. East Fourth st Clncinua
IT, Ohio aud for sale by all Druggists, at Fifty Gents
per bottle.
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Pure SNrnpathy.-Svml

Pure ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is a beautiful thing
for il exhibits the angelic part Of human nature-
We deeply and most sincerely sv-PstLlSa F'th tfose
few suffering With bad cold who have not aS@' OF
cannot obtsin a bottle OF MADAME Por.eFs Cough
Bslsaru for thew are deprived Of q the most e.
s.e,usi remedies for Coughs Colds &c. given To
the r,,tlic But NE can have sympathy vita any
one who viii use any other Cough Msilcine. when this
popular article price only Is cents per bottle csn q
hal At all Druggists. +9-i1f
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JEWELL { GLASIER
tERTIFII kTES.

Richmond Nov. 2i;h. 1854.
This is TO certify thst this day a test with C.
l. Botnms Excelsior Churr, in competition with the
old pash,r Churn at Wa. EGason's. The cream was
equally divided AMI At the same temperature.
The tine required by the Excelsior was IA minutes,
Tbs, Of the Dashsr - minutes. The amount of butter
u.s Il, lbs that Of the Dasher 4. TWAS a fair test
80 isr as am capable OF Judging.
Jos. e. RATLlFF.
W axe pleasure in rec umsning - the public C.
L. BNtnms Excelsior Churn. believe il
p.or to any other Churu have seen, after having
-irU ,i a-a test in competition with our Dasher
Chsn ami eluruing the second time. The Excelsior
braght butter IN . minutes our churn in -. The
weight of butter in Excelsior 5 lbs. and in our
chem los. The cream mixed and equally di-
yiafi and at the same temperature
JsB.z TALRERT.
MANY c. TALBERr.
Csstre, Union Co, Dec md, 1864.
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[SI-s-m.1

.F,r."A msiile aged printer. who has retired
from the business told last week that he had lust
completed JOB thar he called 'fat take AMI On
asking explanation. he Informed u that he had
rendered. the lord tram four hogs he lad raised during
the past Wed like TO have "fa, take Of
the kind ourselves, long lard Is So. cts
per poGai.
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caNrp0F-SD EJI-TD ExTP ct pT-f,ur- T,rs;..,,
and S,,+it, Pr,rI,- g. ii.ssses 81 tho R,I3r k;l
r.,s Crawl and Hr,llsi~.t >1q,.ilin4s
This Medicine increases tine pawer@o. Digestion. and
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~, '1 t't'' . ft - pam ana III
tZ'iihSoitl - f.Aii<ttt f'"Sta.
For Weakness arising from Excuses, Habits ri
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with the following symptoms
inii> position 10 EEertion, Loss of Power,
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Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, Naketailness,
Dimness az VISION eAln IN the back,
Universal LI>situde o. the Muscular System.
Hot Hands. Flushing Of the Body
Dryr eSs Of TIE Skin, EF1i9tioHs the Face
P.'iiad Couateuance.
llSee y Pt'it.>. Il a42Ne' - x, on, "Ii4ct 't44S
ned-cin" nv lrl&9-E removes soon sSt@'"e
Isl}ote1ef fstait9, E4hfsIfts rs
In one Of y-h:ch tie p tat u.fr expire
WAC can say thar t4cv are not frequently followed
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r. Sc are aut'orize.i siroan-e Nm. =. WIN,
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--- What's this-Tasleau YES. rs Nav and D.
ceneer.- yosatJ oaa 90. How ARE YoC NOW.
Saturday night Starr Hall.
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Capt c. u. Jackson of the l2ith Indiana. has re-
turned home for his health. Capt. jackson has lost
his health in tie service. and il permitted "a STAY ut
hcmc for time will probably recover. IL is spoken
Of hy officers AMI II that regiment as splendid
than his own. W wish lin speedy recovery 70
hisusua healt, nnl tigor, tor H., comm Jal lily
spur him.. C,'alLgthja Joasint, Dsc-2.
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Cloth es-Wringer.

That has We: been brought out II can e adjusted
arv sir1 0f vessel ami j Constructed thar il
CANNOT GET orr or ORDER Car ani s4e tie article
and he convinced
~ We d promptly al kinds az JOB WORK
sueh Slate Roofing. IL Roofing Cornice, SEou.ing
Valleys, and Hanging Cutters.
Richmond, May 4th, 1854 I36n
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petroleum spring mas recently been discovered
about /. miles from Austin, Nevada Territory.
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Young " ~ AMI Mpid'">- one aui all,
Ven gladly meet vou IT :; err ,ist r.
o. saturday Evening Boc. lc to witness the 'iao-
i,au.
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sLovers going TO the Wen,'- Saturday
nishi next!

rr- The Madison Courier. recommends
Hen. j. ID DEFREEs, the present able
ani efficient Superintendent of Public
Painting at Washington City. for the In
teior Department provided the Presi
dent shall remodel his Cabinet.
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William kerseai, has sold out his interest in the
Oyster Saloon Of the Bank to his partner John
stafford.
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Anstead,s Great Stone BOOK of Nature.

This is Of the simplest AMI most eeuientar
treatise ON Geology. It Is late publication and
though asmall work, it contains the Of many
larger books beng sm?lifei TO the capacity of al
every one, aud Invested Of echnicat far
possible, il hardly fail to be acceptable all who
wish to acquire easy terms rudimentarv
quantance with the nature of the earth they inaht
the nature of the rocks and the wonderful action Of
causes which have been in operation since the be-
ginning of creation, and by their often silent and
ceaseless action change the face of Powerful
Of these agencies they attract but little
attention because of their almost mperceptble
ments but their ultimate effects astonishing.
THUS, while the surface of the earth is quickly de-
formed AMI dcsolatsd by storms, volcanoes, earth
quakes and other terrible cnnvui4ona there silent
age cics at work, less powerful and destructive,
a Frost Rain, Heat. Gravtation, whose operations
have ceased since the beginning Of erection,
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~ Thew have purchased the right AZ Wavae CO
for manufacturing HANGING CUTTERS. bv n asy
method which the locked together
Of beng Iappei. a. IN the Cd way: thus making a
more substantial Job. and that IS notlk.v n reak
by freezing Please examine this improvement before
contracting elsewhere. We also have tie exclusive
r5e-t,r -ts-ts sale 81 rfsa
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H he PaLLadi,ts..
y IT 7 tl<tsga4al
IOWNRhIP LIE 2ARY.

ELEMEsrARr GEOLOGY, BY Lyeli-
Hitchcock.
ELEMENTS Of GEOLOGY, Gray and Adams
EARN and Mas, Guizot.
Foor- PRISTs Of iae CREATOR Hugh Miller
I GEoLoGY Of the GLoBE, Hitchcock.
GazAT STONE Book Of NATURE, Anstead.
GEeLoGY and SCRIPTURE,
GENESIS and GEOLOGY, croftou.
MASCAL OF GEOLOGY, Dana.
oLD RED SToNE Hugh Miller.
/ PKIScIFLEs IF GEOLOGY. Lyeil.
TESTIMONY of the ROCKS, II. MILLER.
WONDEgs Of GEOLOGY. Manteii-
RUDixENrARY GEOLOGY, Psilcck.
PorCLAR GEOLOGY, II. Miller.
METALS u CREATION, Mantel
GEOLOGICAL OBSERVER, Dir. La Roche.
Here the reader has at view the principal Geo
logical Works in the Library. Some Of the books are
costly and sIsnii. others Of less value but the sub
jet IS fUH Of the marvellous.
tes.o2v ; ,al.ce Of modern creation, and Is
rut - uat-rs ..a % power. OF as wonders Man
tell. LyeN Miller and viii give tie reader a
court. Dsnqayt. Tae power Of Geology i irresista
DE II ,srurr.s pcecat:eved theres it ss.tters
t. TIE s-.u+s, with 4 pun r IT, breath, fa!sc
rtcrp- 'iu, If re Bsie AL seals forever the fa.e
O, Sol.- If oar t.za.s -ea de- mes.
Til Bhl, says, in tic hegirHiag. the hasvcn. ant
4 e.rtf were 81! " Man sail this meant six
tfatisand years ago Geology Laughs ami points to
r record % the Incacu,40ie duration of rth,
IF ,rsr of man. ,.aa saws death into the world.
IN roas nsac, Of Aiara'- sin Geology points 70 her
rz az1iss. wuere lie grave Yards Of myriais Of
living t=ng- which persisted mvriads Of years before
hiaIi -iu4sl before he had being. Man says, the
Bt tits him the helyens ani the earth created
IN Xix o. OF cur days Of u hours Geology says
the Bo!e does not say So AMI proves conclusively
that cannot be. Man fai-e{y Ais in his Bible,
that in consequence Of the first mans sin brars and
thorns have sprung up in the earth: Geology smiles.
rocks, here they have lain for eternity Of years
before that frs. man the light.
Thus anthoritatively does Geology deal with
interpretations Of the Scriptures and
un ustifabl. assumptions.
As Anstead says, Geology is the great stone book
Of Nature" Thus book will not be found rreconciable
with the Bible do not say theology if both
wisely read.
As regards the faseinations Of this study say
lar Geology, Man;el's Works a chapter in I.yels
Books, than all the fictitious writings in the Library
though concentrated into
Unless the reader IS dead 10 everything but the
highly wrought fancrs of the novelist, he fail
TO be lei on from page to page, and from wonder to
wonder under continual excitement at the amazing
disclosures Of men and things which have been
thousands of years
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Take more ssaasanI- Mercury.
pleasant Medicines Fer sIa ri ea-ant and dan
gerou> disease.
HELMBOLp.~ EXTRACT BrCIIC AND BfTEoy-
En ROSE WASH CURES
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Also. a large lot Of other Stoves.

Which cannot be exceIled IN this anv other rarke,
We VIII sell il TRIAL and let test of Is merit
49, s1-ir la--7ar,- lar
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css.re, Union Co. Dec. md. 1864
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$4,000 AGENTS WANTED!
100, 900 WAT CHES, CHAINS
Gold Pens & Pencils,
IOCkETS. BRACELETS. &C..

To be Sold for One Dollar Each
without regard 10 cost. aud not 10 be paid for until
know what YOU are 70 get, and not y be kept
unless you perfectly satisfied.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-29
tFrom the st. Louis Republican Of February IL
Justice TO southern Illinois.

The citadel Of the Democracy OF Illinois is In
Egypt" or the southern part Of the State, a
section that has received abuse for years from
the fanatics Of the abolition persuasion. The
crime of voting the Democratic ticket, which has
always been extensively pcpetrated down there.
has subjected the people 10 all manner Of slurs
and denunciation. Since the war commenced.
huge stories about the number Of lodges Of
"Knights OF the Golden Circle" located in
Egypt" have been paraded in the intensely loyal
prints. and every effort made 20 convict the Dem
ocrats of secession proclivites. man could
hardly avow himself a Southern Illinois Demo
crat without incurring the suspicion Of being a
rebel sympashizer. But the fact is that there Is
no portion of the United States, wherein the en-.
thusiasm for the Union cause has produced more
practical results in proportion to the population.
The Adjutant General Of Illinois has within
few days past submitted TO the Governor a tabu.
lar statement, showing the population. enroll
ment. quotas and credits Of each county in the
State. which exhibit is highly fattering to the
patriotism Of Egypt" few comparisons
will serve to show the force of this remark which,
for convenience we will place in tabular form: