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Il ?. K, ,ad rurveycr, 4. :. A., Nsshins.on D. c.
u.et .o..us 9; tr5te az cen b. Id al sAls c.cc.
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bo-sL o. fNrrgs.krNuvas CNrED srArsl
tLfa~ 'gs.cz, .ante - io6s. !
PROPOSALS IOs sIATlONERY.- sealed
Frsp5ts wii BE- t,.rivri al Is 0tcc until Ftdsy iAs
ah esyof hs;, IL, q. p ocoe& n, tos slrr eses
oil Rorseseu,s o. Tie United to-. viz;
scans ~lts gsasto Ps.s tsPes srpeFase fsirs
10 rs'r, vito coausrea Note Paper, extra ,aperase.
- white Fo}-sp farer er.-, .n7o-fn. lain, Inca
2. r,s, sn- oe Pee .so Ted .in. s.lrs aaa eossas:
= - BE-. .r '..,a .tl0t.y. tlsecVes. SKI
80 u, l.. s-... i've fA..s s,.. 81
y. - "h'c t..cA s.a-sige knTtorel, ssS.y
i5s' "a. 70 - , ,g.,,s ti'|
81 30 ,lhs'ive Erv@lore. ,',g
2sv blf Apv'io e. . II "!ih privilege g sossts1
l'e ol'icE b. ,l. I',,s glo.o-ed
cass F,bcs shaes Lad ren,hA
:: ~ Allc.-e largo 6o.aes
dozen rubo.f pet hoider. medium siI>
Dozen ~ 'n.l - era.
deem i-c. orr
oe.f'n ses'oss. ane qualities. Escorted.
l)tl1eu Ar-o.as Ntt's fhid, quarts and Ihl.,.
% sos. PsTys bur barrel Pens an. and medium point.
- dozen ig-- oanses, assorted.
70 dozen forket nuiyes as.ored
:. tlko, CT e.. Il.s.
!, rro., Re ltss Baai. spi Rings. escorted
fr'o. amos b- accompanied D. he psmes ofthr 'rFs'ss
AsIeqrissd BY sw, preference vi Re- stTrn q the pro-
diesn' 81 n',ss ,aIa.y egn'y ee.9 .1S o.
= sliss eii stat. ~h.,er soeta xsll
uf.ctlT. =! no Un.'ed S,aisA
risge cs Of no CLERK OF the Hous of RepressnIs
ves bet tAs Is.h dsy March, S there,
Each prSyo.s 10 be nisT,cd Propo,l, sr Stationery n,
Tie house ei er,'sn','yes Of the United sstes" and %
suc.su. s.c II esch CHS, OF articles propo,-d NJ
ng,, accompany TIC proposal, marked With Ae ne CT thd
to Terson oaeIin, furnish ,ny Class u G.ieie, at ~,
owe. n'.s. s.a eonsee,G ss receive contract Loj
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\ 81 Mravy A..,ioaoct.


h0Ens WILari,, Aao.oae,r.
- i. IL. IL - LO - * Co.
~ 70. IN EST,
A-CTONNErS AAp COMMISSION MERCHANTS
tf@r4sri8uED 1899
5ieI Of n 81 GriAIt ysu,ln at hy rve'- contract
t-.toH f..,f - REAL lStatt, bOapr STOCKS &C.
l.AAiibsiE --rf ~ the ,rncss a nAd OUT
door .ae, I 81 ,ad.l y %, mot lEerabe tsln
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4 j. BLEECKE1, son & Co., will selt
~ at auction THURSDAY Fe5 H. 1874 &. II o'eloet
e. Ire kxchsuoe "a osroou, 40 IA Broasvsy by osler
john Hlsy. iEfca-1r, DNE LOT or CRDUS0 on th~
noah 40 Of 81 eEcins RS fae we,l Il Ghsyepas
ila 2'tno5. Aap &c, at the AseoBee.s office, No. n
Ceisr-st.
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j. BLLECkER, son viii Sell az
a. sisien % fRiD.i YsS T. a, u o','oss, :, shs
fRliLRIi 90 Ela.br'h City. = =. ne. tuoa.s a. tAs
u, cla li5ta formerly i,s0r-g 10 ihl lsie WA. di5
bona Tic l0r' s thr-c ry With fel- Il Dr'aa
uI Wirr 49, viii dl'n, r1la ai;4,a,l- basleg shop
feaf Tho hste. a ofposDc tse togs i3u'e "a Bro. g.
3D.. b 10 paved win fe 'sr lvsle-' The nboss fropc
tl i-i.rri
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WANTED TO RENT or PURCHASE-A
comfortable aud convenient HOUSE with necessary
outouidns With one o. more Of land (peny OF iIa
would 10 dssIsbs within one ~ two hogr op the city BY
rtifos3 depot and H. the vicinity OF good schools
Address H. No. o1 hud'on't stating price with fal PAR
ticnipfs.
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Menu bIieailons.


WASHINGTON BIRTH DAY.
FEBRUARY a.
VvIa be celebrated In She Heart OF
EVERY AMERICAN,
And .ssuld be uoered and tonored In
EVERY AMERICAN HOME.
on ERT STUART has given 20 the country tho only per
-. ,nd correct PORTRAITS OF
GEORGE and MARTHA WASHINGTON.
kny alter s have been raa reproduce tns IDEAS Of tho
scat Artist, bot II has been reserved .9r
ID. @. FABRONIUS,
s.s eulner Boston Ar, produce picture which II not
eay peTiecs copy Of the o.isnsl butis
TRIUMPH OF ART
q. conveying to the yobic mind perfect ioes Of lbs
GRAND CONCEPTION
asTUART and fxl, in every hcart tho lofty f'''ou' u
THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY.
w. or hoe picture, ed In Cyou and pnn'ed 'n
90. lint on heavy Pse paper.
HI: he sizo 1891 inches. s. f'T tie two.
Fail HE t1e ?l,2- inches s5fcs the two
We Sil mail the either suey or IN pairs 70 ' 80
S,s,s safely pecke3 on rollers Ieeop OF iNo i'i'e
ss-,s adlidonal icr postage.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE no TEE TRADE"
L. PRaNG & Co,
PRINT PUBLISHERS,
No. !sJ Wss-.us'on'.,
Brs.on Mass
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A J. 8LEECEER, s0N & GO. viii seL At

J. BLEECKER, son Il Co. will sell AZ
Il. arrU.u or TUESDAY f.b. - Il L ocook, - &c
-..nr. ia'.. COR, ~ lii Nrea!nay.
th .U-aI.-t lDi. The sa-.s eide, coIamenciag =
f.rf 81. g or tFf1.c rir, % - = each.
Nh A. t.Nt h-2 Tors or ne wos' s'e. -cn'-,onrl1s
tt b. lfe'fesT rom % 0 t.li size Of coflrf Lo
- r4i. 41t -33slA n D. K s., tie Ai.ii9nccrs
oiDo"' no. II ,ctsrtt, sii'liDs Dauk " commerce
( !. BLEECktR, son x Co., will sell at
a. AUCTION, ttr.AT rob 81 90. d, Il oclo-h ~
100 E.rlslsr sac,45-u o. Ili F.reiEay tho desrsbie
q uorv h.rk Huiss fnt LDr No. 81 Wooer,.. between
ssolr snl tliIaf To- grcd oEef sal contains -r.. baths
ee, e. s~ycy percent "a 5sHd alaIo.ts,se
.isff, g.. az No = 1fasg =.
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4 u 4 j. .
Ina, i.f H. = I'r-, v,fr I,I.-a. tr.In4 ir,iy
20 owner b. Il. KELLOGG. No. IT'D Ie'r'-ii "e"'foft
i INTTDv AVENCF BRODkIfN-trf
aJSIIF ,ie ,vso.,ory sd n-.eaicn. ti-s DWELLING.
N''' ~ , - ., , o1 ... .I ,i,,,l,,.
rre fodoy f.r ia. thef r.rl.air. iaqoiro at No. ~
-, ~, - ,,...,.., ,,-,-,,,.,,,-,,, :, - /,
1tllhh " IL h-.nI'EA'L i"t oAh<-
Urn FfLi d lnr t'Hn..u g. o;. ct trf .'ait -'' 'i
I'".rry p'cYer h''p y re h'is'.l ns Tor - f'''
ir.f "i o." new lfe a. t-'t. -. i-l. or y a. Pc
DO "'t -h' :? aud ar "'f" to.e uisi 'A' ce c,feei
ccul income Oh the "Eo.i .ly' 1t,H.L frce @luHt,
c. iEAfI NJ q Finest
---7,,., l,,I I,.1,, ~ 80, -. 81. 90
4 FORD station s,,ea l.sni a,irosl. g Minute. rom
Ncui ~. Ot ilf p.ori-a B. 1i -~c. ,h7lf'i a'I "a
.as uslt bona. l.r hos house, tc. 1r.r $3.50 lrs.-
.r..ora re f.. .las Co. sr1 rel 10 ,r.cne.t or
Il. -.f-. 30 D. 80 ,. '.r -.e .sa :. ir a
r.l'...ts r.,t ~ o. frY',to THOMAS 81 IRA. *.
J
/ NOR SALE or EXCHANGE, on lltU-ay.--
J 80, s.lt ,.,l h.. odd r'.tp Ia e..i' ar H.
ma fT Hone ,ai =. lp ar--frs % ..coi - or l,-
No.. ,..i. rcd .la na, GOV Iar -,','-a.
ir ffy'o W. ".'.'.'. A. Ao'. w .lo ~ ill -'
SNDPE tI.FarsI INtIANf .E-Jt,ri million
! x s.Islflotar. LLsrl.I. oi .l d.,-a. ,,rs % l,
afr.t n o.. gcs. h.'. 't.' ii.' -
s-i % ~ ii|' -'. '' 800 p. '.' H'.- -"
I,,rt.f .I T.. .r b b Lie s. l.,r... ~ G-l.l..
-.i %. leo -..'|..s ..|-' .ei e' D ,"' '.--
! T1DR c.Tr -.,r. ruf.rIil fr.f. ina for..
! b .s-f 90 i.,.--r, fo.a,..er DHEL.I.1F aes
81. .4a 90. D. o. e., .. % .i '''. q. - ego. '.. "
,vrI.'f INK .i ri..'.s..,.
.-.-
i'Nf .A4.i~-A 4--...f III h''"'I'- 20 L'".
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A PLEASANT and PRODU GIVE PROP
y EE.f u u .Eet 81. on iIs l;.Iff Ipin
r. 90 ics 'ro,i New Nor. GOD ar. l. ie fOu 'hs
iI.don River $3.50 station. l. IL ico crc ,int fTui
ol y.urs tt-r. Win ten- I pond huf
stfea of s'af 81 f i'ut solGc 90 t1 will b.ice ore
OF $50 c.rr.1r b.i-l.g spo.s. % & cce, -ce % az
ion Price = 500 Apply 10 q. q. PRATT. No ~ finest
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a. Auction. CO. TUESDAY. 20 ~, 81 u s'e!scA a.
,.e kr,lsn,o ,s'r-.c--I. Pr. ili Iro,isty;
trGEl.ftUE4 SALE.
llG'irI- f'l-1 )to .ft g GROUND ~ no or'h
fl- 81 i. e. (Which BE- ir i.rt rl-i a. - !ce
~r.t 81 frtlv.. Cd f-.' ~ l.af..
~ hs b tea'e,a s,a b. ..s.s each 80 eet h. ~
f.L
ti~t''e'i cer sni rii p's'.. ~ire,c'eh.h, ,la 70.
frtl .n trNrt.r. llsflr ri be vi.nou, rarrvr Is
ID .s,i 5i''r hapi nay BE- oD.anrd OF tie Aul,iouoea
80. 81 C,...st
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fcasf1 ano farms iUanlro.

WANTED 10 BUY or HlRE-A neat, me
w dunn sired CHURCH HALL capable of eomfortab,
o. ng .sven eight hundred Location bstwssn kmty an
3C,h.sts., In the center Of the city Applyto
=. H. LUDLOW 4 Co. No. , P.ua-.t.
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4 j. ULLIlhEH, tNN y lO., WI ,eII NJ
~. Auction FL DAY FEB u, a. - o.lo.k, Z. The TX
cDir 90 sEcoia. 30. ~ brosfHsy.
ST.. q 1E illki-bi OAD-h o. fi4.o 4. LUB.
g. p. .S-, L.iE&nE:
g.:NrlaI.Pse4i,u. "a ..s bet. Isl 80 % -yt sila
s. i.lo
I.,rii --Pr,r..s' cn rs. D.. J. AL 2ll,.
lLhihtIs l-ile..4ss, o. s. ro4i ID ave-, SO 81 "a
ytsTwGroy fND wARcES.srs-N co-ner
tit' Nt.--t+ t5. % Csc
III - L. 7. u Ii e.. Il d. -l.r.,a
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4 i. ILEECKER, son 81 Co., vii, sel
A. at s..t.u TUESDAY, r-l. % a. d. s.-in-k OBJ,
Is hsrfr .s1lm hn. ~ rr1'y. le Yslab,, Js'o-y
lnrt HOUSE ard cor %. p' rr.nlosl, ID SIDE, bei
.ii.ct I DI.-.t.. House .4t5. .ot -jE.o. IT,, lose
e buit t.d 20 GOOD o-.~r. 4 Yor'ion ren'slr
tcli ni 39.'g.e Il cel, nlys &c % NO. y Ced-ss.
EOOK TRADE SALES ROOMS. 30. 495
'rsy reef yorpo.ts e. Nrho.as ei-Gfo \. IVA
Wal. .rY.rrr u 3. l.usT Ca. .ru4us s.l-i cI.
I.lrlIt L..RiHv At A1CT.ON-NE0SEsDA
b o. al lilUNiDiN -. D. cornrucir e. Q! co.o,s
l.. can tly w said ~ ag-t..u, nho.t rcscrye.
t.rrcel. ifttrE LIBRARY tlc property q. 35at., m
osie~n, collected dam; many yssrs "t.out regard 10
rI.L
N B.-Pryl'c 1.hrsrl-, .,soegsl sid .ol.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16
Quite a Difference.

Not many years since, the ''Hon." NJ.
c. of this District and his friends, receiv-
ed thankfully and joyfuily. the laid and
comfort that Matinee r. HuWs eloquence
on the stump, and his labors as an expert
electioncerer, gave to advancing HIM
to the position he now occupies. Mr..
Hal, was a great and good man-an
Ajax-an invincible giant-a very
Chevalier Bayard, without fear and
without reproach. Mr.. George w. JUL
An regarded him as Indispensable to his
political welfare, and the Hon" mem
ber's peculiar friends crowded around
him at every meeting he addressed-pat-
ted him on the back, and shouted ''well
done thou good and faithful sereant.''
But the scene is changed, and 4Esop's
trite fable of the Judges bull goring the
Farmers OK, is now being illustrated-it
has become a living reality, with the
Hon" member and his friends towards
MIR. Hull. That gentleman, believing
brave and gallant soldiers deserve the
lasting gratitude of their countrymen-
particularly of the citizens who stay at
home, protected in their peaceful pur-
suits. by the interposition of the soldiers
bodies and stalwart arms warding off all
danger-that they have earned, by their
bravery laurel wreaths of the warrior, and
that when they return from the bloody
hattie fields TO recuperate their health
- ~
others of his fellow citizens he, thinking
and believing as he does,is willing to dis
charge n part of that deep debt of graft
tude, by entwining on their brows the
giving them the civil offices of the coun-
try, and trust them to help make and
execute the laws of Government they
risked their lives TO maintain,-he is met
by his former friend and admirer. Mr..
Julian. and the fhends of that Hon
gentleman, with an avalanche of vituper-
alton and abuse, and epithets, the most
degrading. are heaped upon his devoted
head without stint.
Whilst Mr. Hull labored for the adj
vancement of Mr.. Julian and his interest.
all was we'll. 1t was then 1.-The eloquent
the talented Mathew r. Hull, Esq"
Voc when he Is in favor of giving the
position Mr. j. only holds by the will of
the people, to one whom he thinks will
subserve their interests better-to that
brave man and soldier, GEN Sol MERE
prrH. he falls in their estimation and at
once becomes 3 man of no character, and
unworthy of regard. Such is Jalianisps-
selfish and ungrateful.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16

EO- Please announce Col. w. T. DENNIS, a can
didate, at the popular nomination, in April for the
Legislature, and obgc MANY VOTERS.
CRAwFonD, as a candidate for County Commissioner,
subject TO the popular nominating election in April
nz0-John NJ. Paxton the present Sheriff, is candi-
ton in pril.
Zss-Ienry Il. Rupe, the present County Treasury.
Is candidate for that Office Mt the April nominating
election.
5rsy- We are authorized to announce VIM. X Ste
Of Coroner, at the April nominating election
lsy-At the April nominating election, X. c. Shute
authorizes TO announce him a candidate for Co.
Surveyor.
ED-We authorized 10 announce Henry T. FOX,
ESQ.,, OF Wayne county, Candidate Tor Proecuting
Attorney for the District composed OF the counties OF
Wayne, Union, Fayette and Franklin, subject to the
decision Of the April nominating election
Ea- We are authorized to announce Capt. J. >: Mil
ler, eVth Ind. Vols of Economy, Ind, Is candidate
decision Of the April nominating election.
ExWe are authorized to announce Jesse I. Will
lams as candidate for Representative to the Legs
ature, subject to the decision of the nominating eec
ton in April next.
ANNOUNCEMENT:..A card recommending
Benjamin F. Morgan for Representative, signed by
largo number of prominent citizens, soldiers and OH
GERS Of different townships will appear in our next
number If he receives the same number OF votes
cast for him last year, he will be nominated, since
there are three Representatives 10 elect.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16
Valuable Real Estate For
Sale.

ny virtr,e Of an order in case No 1876 in the WAYNE
I0Circuit Court, February term o. appointing me
Commissioner will sell al public sale Saturday,
March 18th. 1854, the premises of David Forts de-
ceased, in Boston Township Wayne County, Indian
the following Real Estate, to-wit
Forty acres of land living and being in said county,
in section 81 township IL, range west, beginning
the northwest of the southwest quarter Of
said section and running south on the section lines 50
to beach tree thence north so poles TO an elm tree,
thence 10 the first station
Also-Thirty acres, il being part of the
northwest quarter of section a. township l3, and
range west, commencing at the northeast corner of
said quarter, running thence west so poles thence
south ss1 poles, thence east so poles, thence north
Also, Twelve acres and 80 rods. more or less de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:-Commencing VIZ rods
from the northwest of the south quarter
of section o. township b. range l west, running
1873 rods thence south ID rods, thence west l3S rods
thence north 10 rods to the place OF beginning AMI So
and 4 square poles off the of south end of the
south quarter of section p, of township number
l3, of range west except y acres of of the east
end and 1888 described as follows -wit:-Com
mencing in the northwest of the north west
quarter OF section "a, of township no. ID, of range
thence south 25 rods thence east 100 rods thence
north % rods thence 100 rods TO the place of
beginning The three last described tracts containing
IL acres $50 rods; 45l2 acres and poles, and 1875
Also,-A part of the Northeast quarter of section
sc in township IL, of range west, beginning at the
north of said quarter section, thence loo
poles SOUTH thence east leo poles thence north loo
poles, thence 100 poles 10 the place of beginning
containing 100 and apart of the easf-half OF
the northeast quarter of section &c. township II,
range west, commencing the south east CT
said quarter running thence north 1855 poles then
90 poles thence south 1868 poles thence east 90
poles to the place of beginning containing 40
land.
TERMS OF SALE third of purchase money,
cash day of SALE third in IL months thereafter
onethird in "a months from day of eale Notes with
approved security, waving valuation laws, will be
CURED purchaser with interest Deed to be made
full payment, and possession to be given payment
of final one-tlrd OF purchase money.
ISAAC MELLANDER, Commis'-
GANS1 CANS, Attv's.
Feb. "a, 1854. Al 4-3m
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16

The Chicago Tribune pays the fol-
lowing well earned compliment to Gen.
William p Benton. of this State, who
spoke in that city the other night
Gen. Benton is not so well known to
this community as public speaker. but
those who Lave watched closely the pro-
gress of events in the Southwest during
the last two years, will be willing ut least
to ascribe to him military qualifications
of a high order. We first remember to
have seen him at the battles of Magnolia
Hills and Port Gibson, and we know that
there his gallantry and the excellent man.
ner in which he handled his command
won for him the thanks of his superior
officers, from Gen. Grant DOWN. ards
Let the hall be crowded, and we promise
our readers an intellectual and patriotic
repast of the highest order
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16

EFLast year when Lieut.. Schlagle
was nominated for clerk, there were two
candidates for Representative. Benjam-
in F. Morgan and Joseph Quigg. Mr.,
Morgan obtained q majority over Quigg
at Cambridge City of lis, while at Rich
mond he received SIS votes, and Quigg
395, the letter having majority Of IL.
Morgan also beat Quigg in some of the
other townships, and it was ascertained
unofficially, that the number of votes re-
ceived by each of them at Centreville,
was nearly equal. No official returns
were received from three of the largest
townships. yet the Julian Central Com
mittee. placed the name Of Quigg in the
papers as the nominee. They do not
know vet, which was nominated, Morgan,
or Quigg. Since Quigg belonged to their
political school it was convenient to
consider him the nominee. whether he
was or not. The acts of the old Julian
Central Committee need investigation
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16
LYONS BATTALION.

This delightful article for preserving and identifying
the human hair is again put up by the original propre-
tor, and is made with the care skill and at
tentIn, which first created its immense and unprece-
dented sales of over million bottles annually, Its
stt sold at 3 cents IN large bottles. Two million bot
Ties can easily be Sold in when again known
that the hathsiron is not only the most delightful hair
dressing IN the word but that clesnses the scalp Of
scurf and dandru gives the hair lively rich luxuri-
ant growth and prevents il from turning gray These
are cons ideratons worth knowing The Kathairon has
been tested for over twelve years and is warrente as
described. Any lady who values beautiful head of
hair viii use the katharon. Ii finely perfi,n,ei
cheap and valuable. Ii is sold by all respectable deal
ers throughout the world.
D. :. BARNES L CO.,
New York.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16

Prof whitley. said to be one of the most skillful
and accomplished of performers 2aeHs his budget OF
nseromantic wonders and philosophical curiosities in
Starr Hall, Thursday and Eriday nights. Speaking
Of him in that city the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel says:
WHITNEY, the nccromancer pleased his audience
highly last night with his laughabe tricks and curious
experiments. most of which were new and quite re-
markable and so clevcrly done to defy ordinary
security; one in particular afforded much mcrriment-
that OF pouring water enough into a common glass
bottle fill it, and then immediately pouring out of the
same bottle half dozen sorts of liquors, and then
letting any taste they genuine: and then
20 cap the climax breaking The bottle to release live
pigeon which somehow had got into it, for really did
struggle out from among the fragments, looked like
DOWN ght magic.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16
Death of stephen Cofin.--we are p

Death of stephen Coffin..-We panied to
learn the death of Stephen Coffin of Washington in
this county. on Monday night last. He the Gin.
Chi \. l.. r. r., going TO his home; when the
short distance this side of Washington, it is
supposed he made preparations to get off when the
should stop and in stepping from the other,
fell on the track and was killed. No the train
knew of his fate. and his body found yesterday
TUESDAY morning. by some of the neighbors, entire
~ lifeess, and both legs cut of. Mr.. c. had been
brakeman on the Chicago road for about five years
and up to within the past month. He leaves a wife
and four children to mourn his loss.
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wYNkOOI'.s ICELAND PICTORIAL.

Diseases of the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary or
gans are ever prevalent insidous and dangerous The
properties of medicine TO alleviate cure and uproot
these complaints, must be Expectorant Anodye and
in'goEsting, loosenng the mucus of the throat and
mparting tone % the entire system No discovery in
medical science mastered this class of diseases Ike
Dr. Wynkoops Iceland Pectoral. 1t is used with the
most astonishing results in all Bronchitis In
huenza Whooping Cough, Dptheria or Putrid Sore
Throat, Asthma, Group Coughs, Cold Nervous Irria-
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The Rev. J, J. Porter, certifes, that have used
Dr. Wynkoops Peetoral for several years. nv self and
IN my family, for severe Pulmonary Complaints and
have recconusnded II to many Others and have never
seen its equal Rev. j. Potter, BrooklynNY
Hundreds and thousands of important testimonials
could be produced. showing its remarkable cures and
that il never fails.
1t is composed of pure Iceland Moss, Balm of Gil
cad, Peruvian Balsam Elecampane, Comfrey, Burdock,
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harmless, prompt and lasting Invalids and sufferers
cannot afford to neglect trial. Every family should
haveit. 1t is remarkable for Group Full descriptions
Recommendations and directions accompany each bottle
Sold by all principal Druggists.
Prepared by DR.. r. ID. Wynkoop and sold by D. ).
BARNES Co.. New York.
Aug. 8, 1883. 81
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A Model Representative.

Shortly after the passage of the Internal Revenue
Law, and the " Hon" G.. W. Julian had arrived at
home, to rest tr.ef period from his arduous public
duties of writing private letters to his friends in the
district TO lay the wires to his to Con-
gress, old and esteemed friend, we shall call him
Captain, for short, who had carefully perused the
Revenue Law and became perpexed as to the bearing
of some of its provisions concluded the fountain
head-the concentrated wisdom of the District make
pilgrimage to the Mecca Centreville where it
abode and consult the oracle in regard 10 said provs
ions thar he cou Id not unrave Accordingly, he
and seating himself at the feet of this modern CANA
el he unburthened the difficulties he had
ed and asked to be enlightened. The Captain after
holding sweet communion with the model representa-
tive, and having extracted al the nor nation from him
that he could, returned to Richmond and in one of our
Drugstores submitted the following verbal report of
the result of his mission: Z" Surprising that George,
as one of the makers of the law knew all about it,
confidently asked him to explain it to me. Judge of
my surprise, when he informed that he had
read the bill and knew nothing of its contents although
he had roted for IL, and could give information
regarding it,! Look at it, gentlemen continued the
Captain waxing warm, :" here a measure of the
most vital importance to the Nationefecting directly
and deeply the pecunary interests of each of his
constituents, and vet he informed that he knew
about that bill its features than did. must
confess that was sadly disappointed in him; and by
Godfrey!I could not help concluding that such a
not fit for Representative in Congress-
The People of the 5th Congressional District, will
amen ;" the conclusion of old friend, the
Captain the first Monday in April next by
whelmng majority-or greatly mistake the signs of
the times.