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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28

80 CaptAia catts, Of the ReKalar
Army, and Formerly on General Barn-
sides staa, and brother Of MIRA Douglas,
was MORALLY wounded on Saturday last
10 battle that took place On Basler s
line, At Bermuda Hundred
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28

HAR0 On rHK WALEERs--The follow.
ing . frora late rebel paper
Rg1ARKABLs eoISeIDHsCg-
At SpottsylvHnia Court House, Brig
adler General Henry II. Walker. Of A.
P. Hills. corps lost bis foot
10 d Il Hilfa attack on tbs insrsnehed
camp At Bermuda Hundred. Brig. Gen.
Wm. 5. Walker was severely wounded in
the foot and taken prisoner.
MAJ Gen II. I. Walker was shol
through The loot in the recent sn gage
menf near Dalton, 0eorriz, Between
JohnssDn aud Shsrnah.
TIE commander Of the StonewaIi Brig.
ade. Gen Jamss T. Walker, wac badly
wounded IN the great battle Of May
l2th, when Ed Jokaston Division sat
fered considerable losa
General Marmadake killed in a due
Gen. Marsh walker Of Arkansas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28
HOUND.

- A SMALL SUN or MONEY, which the
30 "A leau have By calling wrishts ualioFy, No.
second street, Identifying tbs same sud paving
FIR this advertisement. iuDe2s IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28
PIANOS
SASH. DoORs. BLINDS.
Remember

T'HAT JOHN r. eLovER, Ln-ier De.ssr.
coTn@r seventh zsa Nan ztrs-ts kseps tie
largest stock Of DOORS. SASH, and BLINDS IL
ksaasFdis- Izass dsw1a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28
spECIAT, NOTICES.

Volunteers, Attenfl8nI-Fsr ths do
fangsmsnts OF the system incidental to the change
a efaiet, Wounds, EFuptions, sHI exposures which
every Volunteer q liable 10 there are no rsme-
dee 80 safs. eonssnient AMI rsabls as uOLLo-
WAYS PILLS AND oIsTMESr. II the read
sr this notice cannot ret box Of Pills or oint
nent from the drug store In his place, lot bin
write 90 aa, 30 Maiden Lane, enclosing the
Amonnt aad ! will mall boz rso Of expense
Many dsAisrs will not kssp my medicines hand
because they cannot make much profit A.
other persons make. IS cents. a. cents, aud ST.
n toVsr beg erpgs - Ias
sE We notice that Mr Davidson has put up
two larger sites OF DIxoS's BLACKBERRY
-0ARMIaATfvE. which he sells a 30 cent. aud
vv~stOo pertottls. Tut. he has dons upon urgass
solicitation on many persons who uss II Ia thair
fanatics A. tho safest aud snrest remedy that
be obtalasd for DyspHtsvy aud piarFhos. twin
IN he foand cheaper get the largest slEe but those
not aeqaalnieA With tho virtues Of this peBaar
remedy can ma out its value By trying twepiy-
avs erat bottle. ab.HH Ia2s ~
~ Les ShS have aoabtpa the virtues
90 puI's cEBnos BiFrKas, n any sush there DO
90 read The following certcats from gsnslessn vel,
- tnown in this community, and doubt no
Its general introduction into the army will saws
the lives ofthousands four soldiers
LouIavItLF, KY. June ID. 1855.
aEl We, ths undersigned, have the good effects
produOsd by the Of DR.. JoHS BuaLs CEDsoS
BrTrEns In case Of general debility aud prsstraton
Of ths systsm, and believe irs general would
prstsnt disease and relieve much sunsring.-
ea Among soldiers particularly would this be the
A casa. especially thoss who exposed 70 mias-
.r nai,o iaaasess y ths southern climate.
49, oeliee.or Int Rev 81 Dis. KY.
Collision d The ror. Of Lousviils, Ky.
Prosesi IIss.hsl esa.t Of Kentucky.
REV. D. p. HENDERSON,
-'4 vice Prs.'t g SANITARY Commission.
HARVEY, HUGHES a CO.,
vaae ~ Publisher Democrat. 81 ra ~
hea aRo. ?. DORM. y = 81 q 3
Prop. Louisville AnzeiEss.
HUGHES PARKHILL,
whsIssaIs Dry Goods Dealers, Main Street,
81 r.v,s evk kSyl's I so Ny e4t4
whelssals shoe Dealer. Main ga, Louisville
Li.hOgrsphsrs, cor. Market ans Third sss.
80 90. aA LeaisyiHy, Ky.
clethisg Merchant ,s,a GER Sd and Market sta
CAPT. 5. Y. HILpRKTfl.
.A,t q s e Fsu sf,S, Anderson
master Q. 5. Army.
ssSsl Hetsl, Louisville, w.
COL. JsE BAYLRs.
tlA Ky. Cavalry,
GEORGE D; PRESfcE,
are IL Sold BY PETER vfKRLIHG.
sole Agsut. Evansville Ind.
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN INVALID,
Pustishsd Tor the hsnent, and "a = warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN whe Iuner from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood,
ste.. supplying at the sane tims THE MEANS
or SELF CuRx. py one who has surSd hiaassll
Ansr being pat 70 great sxpsnss aad injury through
medical Aumbug and quaeksry.
- by saeloslng postpaid addressed savsleps
slssls copies may be had Of the snihsr.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Rag
Bedford Kings Coaasy, n. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28

-. Hon John f Potter. Of wiscon-
sia, has been appointed and confirmed
as Cousul General 70 Canada, ia place
Of The Hon Joshua R Gidding..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28

FoRxIGs IsNIGRArEoN.-Wel learn from
the New York Tmes that the number Of
foreign immigrants landed AZ that port
between the lst Of January last and the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS


DF NWHFlEI 1T = u
1AdEs D. SAUNDERS slil - ssndfasfs -
COSBY sarTsyos a shs sasalaz Oessi'sr sisesieu,
On qasussalisns siess.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28
IOWA POTATOES,

100 Sacks On hand and FOR ALE By
wv kEILLT 4 co.
tzasTa - MAfn sEnsss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28
SCHOOL EXAMINATION
EXAMINATION
BIG SCHOOLS.

THE ANSUAL TRANSLATION % the PfTR-
IL Lie SCHOOLS % the Ctr eg EwanswilE~ vii
vii rnMmsnss "a WEDNESDAY, Juse p lss4
aud groassd IN the foIl0xiag order, sIE.
tuesday, Jane 2sk1.
Ls~sr schpoi-honss tsecond hoyss Grnuaarf.
Mr.. Knight. prfneipAl, frem 70 II s'elock ~
Lover sehool-hoos@ fsscand Girls GrsuaasrI
Mss II. u. Clark. principal, frsZ 10 ofeiock
R.E.
Wednesday, June 2otA
rpper sebooI-kosss fTirsf Beya' Gr1zzmaFl,
Miss g hooi e, principal. frezs = y .. n.
Upper SchooI-hAuse, First Girls Gramer1 Miss
MeCsIissss, psizcSpaI. froas 70 s'etock pa
T1a1sday. June sofa
High Sehool. Mr.. Psrsozs, prizeipal, ffon .
e'ciosk AZ uztfI 0'eloek P.N.
y Y Friday, July Isl
Private examination % Candidates or ths High
s<kool.
The nsnbers q the Cenmon ceuneIl, r3ssnss
azd gnardtsns q chiidres. wn1 the frlenas ~ edo
cation zEs invited 70 attsn1z Ihs exercises wfII
ecunsnes FromFfiy At tbs tine stated, azd 70
avoid fnteTrepffon Walters are rsqssstsd 70 -
present prsvioEs to she aYeninx. AL scholars
sot presens ct fas ex2znfnasion o. the schcsEs 70
whicA they rezpsctfzily -hsis1x I'll u rsanfr@x
TO uzdsrEs AZ sxAminatios prsviozs 70 saf.riaS
school zzsfn- OH
CAiI1fsn win ret Be admitted a. azy OF ths az
aninatioas. a Q. wHEELEB, TrussnaL
tunszo gyl W BAKER, Superintendent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28

-s@e]rfr s-@ss <CSss CcCss
ssasl
Ever trcagAt tcthis City, which is
made up Of the best Foreign and
Domestic materials Great care
has been displayed in the selection
Of their Goods, which, owing to
their superior quality, make and
style. cannot be exeellsd anywhere.
As they have also bought their
entire stock Cash Down." they
deen themselves justified IN assert
ing that they can and shah offer
grsatar advantages to customers
regarding styles. prices. qualities
and assortment than any other
house in this city.
These who intend favoring III
with call are respectfully invited
TO examine aud convince them
selves.
Remember the place
-. SEELIG * co,
MODERN BAZAAR OfFAsHIoE.
No. 81 Main Street.
(Esrt % Warrington HOuss)
3eis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28
HAIR DYE HAIR DYRn
BatohelOr's Celebrated Hair Dye

Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
Is the Best ia tie Worfdf TAe only
Haratess, True, and Reliable Dye
- knosca
This splendid HAIR Dye Is Fsract-ehAnges Red
IA knssy or Grey Hair. instantly to Glossy Black
or Natural Brevn, without Isjuring the Hair or
stAining the ska, leaving the Ealr son and
Beautiful; inpArts fresh vitality, frequently re-
storing its Pristins color, and recsihss thu I'll
sascts OF Bed pyez. The Gsnuinsis signed WILL
LIAM A. BATcHKLoR, ell others mere INF
tatiens, and should be avoided Sold BY al
Druggists, As. Fassory-sa Barclay street. n.
BATcHELoR's NEW ToILKF CREAM ron
DRESSING THE HAIR. jyIoawly
Notice 10 Physicians and the Fable
ALLco0k's PoRoUs PLASrERs.-rusr,xo-
xIAL.-"Nsw York. Nov. -, lsSs. t. Auesek A
o., No. 204 Canal street--Gsntlsnea: lately
suffered severely from a weakness Ia my back. &C.
sAsiOasd By suddenly over-sxerting myself Hav-
Ing heard your plasters mech recommended for
cases Of this kind, procured enc. and the result
was all that eould dsaire. slaEIs plaster
enrSd ne in a week.
''TOurs, respectfully,
e Proprietor sf the Brandrsth Hos..,
49, New York"
There Il ROthing equal in the vav Of a Plaster.
" the PpFers Plaster Of Mr.. Alleock In Assh-
ma. ceagh, kidney Ansstions, ~ LEGAL Deep
y ssassd palms, they afford Psrnansas relief; and
for weak backs, pains in the aide stitches, and
spasmodis pains generally. tAsy are unsurpassed
fsr the bsnsnts thsy inpart- Price Is esats each
Principal ofnse, go Canal STREET, New Yerk.
d. NELSON a Co, and n. p. THOMPSON,
nSans.ais, Ind; and BY all rsspsstasis asAlsrs
= medicines, neAsa IA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28
STEAMBOAT for SALE.

ms. IHE TtA OF 5CLY. 1854. I SHALL
~ sell a. anetAonr a. The wharf Abs~s the waya,
10 fann1ah. ky-s eu~-Asif iatsrsst In the Steam
beat hasA asa = Il being ths interest Of Thea @.
CAds. ae-uased
TERMS oHs-third cash, balance en- snozshs
time, satisfactory security. nezatsabi- and paya.
bic In Bank AMASDA CADE
A6ministrstriz q n. caa-. Dscsassa.
P.1neah. ~. yuns -. 1854. las
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28
FIRE LIMITS.

NOTICE Is HKREpT oiYrN THAT ! Will
- rake Application 70 IT, Goameh gounea a
rs nsxt sitting. fer tha pfEs4ieEa q aFsciiss :
frams a~slinR 90 Chfrry street bssNwaa laird
knA fsaftA. 90 lot 80 aud 81, Block u. Eastsfn
Management. tuEk A, FEbboNe-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28
FOR PRESIDENT IN 1864
z ABRAHAM LINCOLN
FOR vICE-PREsIDENT
ANDREW JOHNSON,
or Tennessee.
sui5ecs 10 the decision Of tbs Psopis at the Pols
UNION STATE TICKET.

UNION STATE TICKET.
Ror GoveyBor,
a. OLIVER P. MORTON,
see=s or wATrz.
For Lieut.. G0v~HT,
COL. CONRAD BAKER,
YAEDEHsuRGH.
For Secretary Of sI4ts,
EELgON TRUsLERs Of Eaystts.
Yoy Aadaoy Of Stale,
THOMAS B. MCCARTHY, Of Wabash.
For TFsasurv Of ssale,
JOHN I. HoRRIs0s, Of Washihgton.
For Aaoyzsg- General
bELAEA z. WILLIAMSON, Of PHtuan-
For oErksf as suprssaS Court,
aEH. Lac. NOBLE. Of Knox.
For Reporter Of GYvsss Court
COL. BEN. HARRIsoH, Of Marion.
For ssvrssss Jndsss,
LIST Distret-JAs. s. FRAZER, sf zoseiasks.
"a pistrict-JEnu T. ELLIOTT, Of sshfy
-EffJ 4Th Dissriet-ROBT csGEEGOHY. TippseABoe.
For sspsriutsn4suf II Public IasssneiiOu,
PROF. GEORGE W. Hoss, u Marion.
TeE ELEcToHs LGEsK.
Klehar5 W. Thompson Of Fig~
roo sTATE ELkoToEs.
lst Distriet-Jamss Q. Denny, o. kner.
=. q ~. jobs .. HpuEkiards q gf1aesfs
#N = s. a Dfstffst--f,yruaF Hixen, Of Clark.
Fraasis Wsstsr, Of LsKfaBgs
"a DlstriSt-Hsufy n. PTitshard, Of BzrtEsio-
new
ksAlssn Eysss. 81 LawTsnss.
atb plsfriat-Lsonldas sexton, 81 Ruah.
U.Y. Kyger, 81 FFAuklie.
sth DlsfrSt-BesI Y. CIsyDooi, Of FaJsits
Joshua H. Msllstt, q Henry.
eth Distriet--J J. Wright, Of MorEAR.
800. go ]. o. GrssH, 81 Shelly.
lis DlstrIst-4 Jshn Onbsrn, ef FHtnam.
Thsmks j. kics, Of Parks.
sth Distrtet-R p. Davfdsos, Of Tippscknss.
Benz. y 0regefy, 81 Warren.
eth DlstrIet-JABes b. BsifsTd Of white.
Aaron GusrHsy, Of Porter.
~ + 18th Dlssriat--T Il. Dicklnzob, Of DsKslb.
Hallst Kiib0nrns. II Elkbart.
nth Dlstrlet-J0hn N Wallace Of Grant.
James ~. Tsmpler, u jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28

David Cooper, John Fender, cNpt.
Cochran Jno Howden, Ben Bros a,
r A. Caskey, Jno Hsndrick, Fred. ~
tenbAch.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28

Hasa On tax WALEERs- The follow.
ing Is frorl a late rebel uaper
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28
Ole Daily dunpnaI.

TUEsDAT. USE =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-28

{ pmI's cEBnos DIrrKas, n any sush there DO
Rad The following Certihoats FROM gsnsiemsn vel,
inown in this community, aud doubt ne rHore.
Its general introduction into the army will saws
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-28
edftors n ne Pott1dfta8l
THE TOWNSVILLE LIBRARY.

With your approval, l will furnish 20
with notices of some of the books in GU
Township Library.
The books will be taken at random
Some of the notices will be brief, AM
others more extended. Sometimes
shall probably embrace several books
the same kind in few general remarks,
sometimes single book may occupy
whole essay. BY this my endeavor, L
shall hope to attract the attention Of the
reader to valuable books, whose titles
would not allure him and warn him
against others which would betray him
into improbable reading If l fail to
represent book correctly, hope others
will correct me; of course ] shall aim to
give nv own estimate Of the works. |
shall by no means say all that might be
said, but my object is brief notice and
not a thorough review. Please TO take
the following as a specimen of what l
propose. l shall en1eavor to be as i'm
partial as my judgment will allow. T.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-28
AND BY ALL RATIONAL BANKS
The Wayne County Fair,

AS we 90 to press is being developed,
and bids fair to be more successful than
in former years We learn from AN
DREW F. ScorT, Esq, Treasurer, that the
amount of money received, is greater
than usual on the first day of the fair.
There are number of novelties on
the grounds. Among which we have
noticed the Rotary Grain Binder q
Wind Mill, in full operation, Fruit
Drying Apparatus etc, etc.
RAREY' Ponies, as they passed through
the streets yesterday, on their way TO the
fair grounds, attracted great attention.
There are three of them. sire, dam and
colt, and are the smallest specimens OF
horse flesh extant.
The imported horse Of HORTON FER
GUsoN. Esq, named England Glory,
is wonderful animal, and will attract
attention from lovers of good stock.
The number of entries is already quite
large, and we hope 70 see all our popu-
lation turn out this week There are
certainly attractions enough in town, tc
satisfy them. The Fair, the Zousves,
the Circus, and the Panorama, afford at
unusual melange of entertainment
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-28
= .7.30Loan!

The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that sub
scriptions viii be received for Coupon Treasury Notes,
PAYABLE three years from Aug. 18TH 1854 with semi
annual interest the of and tenths
per cent. per annum,p principal and interest both u
be paid in lawful money.
These notes will be convertible a, the option OF the
holder at maturity, into six per cent gold bearing
bonds payable less than five more than twenty
wears from their date As the Government NAV elect
Thev will be issued in denominations of $50 800,
$500 900 and GOO and all subscriptions must De
for fifty dollars or some multiple of fifty dollars
The notes viii be transmitted the free Of
transportation charges after the receipt of the
original Certificates Of Deposit they be pre-
pared.
As the notes draw interests from August Is, per-
making deposits subsequent to that date must
pay the interest accrued from of date Of
deposit.
Parties deposting 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 receip, Of bill for the amount. certified to by the
officers with whom the deposit made. No dc
ductions for commissions must be made from the de-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-28
Aims and Aids for Young Women.

by Il. s. Weacer Of 81. Louis, 1875.
This little book consists of fourteen
Lectures, written in clear, plain style,
well adapted to the righteous purpose as
a moral teacher Much that he says is
as well fitted for boys and men, as for
girls and women, especially the lectures
on employment, religion and happiness
The lectures more peculiarly appropri-
ate TO females, are those Oh girlhOod,
beauty, womanhood, and the relation OF
young women to young men. He dwells
with emphasis on the necessity of en-
ployment for both sexes, whether rich or
poor he would have every boy and girl
in the community, put to some trade or
service that they may grow up to be use
full citizens, and self reliant the women
as Independent of the men, as the men
are of one another
The author perhaps dwells with too
much stress upon the value and influence
of the mothers health upon her offspring,
he seems to forget the numerous instances
on record of lively imaginations and
vigorous understandings in persons of
feeble or defective bodies, and of noble
children from ignoble parents. Eve
with every advantage in her favor, bore
Cain, as we'll as Able.
The writer's lecture on Dress, very
naturally led him to think of the peculiari-
ty of the Quaker clothing. He speaks
as if the cut and color of the cloth were
canonical; whereas, beyond Christian
simplicity, there is no unifoEmity requir-
ed but color and quality as well as form,
are left to the choice of each member
But this misapprehension is more than
counterpoised by the following extraor-
binary, if not extravagant eulogy of this
people. 1t is all the more extraordinary
for being the language of a clergyman.
"Our Quaker brethren says he, 1.-The
Friends, than whom no purer and better
people have ever lived-noble followers
of the lovely Prince of Peace, the truest
friends that humanity has ever found,
since the day of the Apostles, or that
j esus has ever had in the earth, the
world renowned speakers of the sweet,
plain language, which hath the charm of
Liberty within it," &c.
If the reader thinks this eulogy too
highly wrought; and the tiattery tulsomc,
let him take out another book, called
''QUAKERIsM OR THE STORY OF Ny LIFE,
of which it is only needful to say, it is
vindictively malicious caricature. If 1t
does not Danish all sympathy for, and
admiration of the profession OF that faith,
it will fail only because it will not be
believed.
The author of Aims and Aids, in the
chapter on Happiness, commcnds his
reader to that iHacard peace, &c, and Il
few pages further on, rather strangely
advises the respondent young woman to
take hearty laugh, once an hour
| through tue day. The book is one that
may be safely put into the hands of every
mother and intelligent daughter in the
| country. +
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-28
The History Of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
terS

The most remarkable medicine ot the
day, and the many cures that have been
performed with it in cases of Liver Com
plant, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, and
other diseases arising from disordered
stomach and liver, places II at once among
the most astonishing discoveries that has
taken place in the medical world. The
diseases which bitters are applicable are
SO universal that there are but few of our
friends who may not test their virtues in
their own families or circle of acquaint-
snces and prove to their own satisfaction
that there Is at least one remedy among
the many advertised medicines.
For sale by Druggists and dealers,
everywhere. 80 81
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-28
GOING EST.

No connects at Milford for Springfield and MaTys-
Vile; Crbana for Beliefount,ine, Iiiu, and san
dusky; Pqna, for Toledo and Fort WAYNE: AZ Union
City, Richmond. for Anderson, and Lngansport; at
indianapolis, for Terre Haute Lafayette, Springfield,
H.. &c.
No connects at Milford direct for Springfield, Ohio,
and Marysville at Urbana. for RseiountIine, &c
at Piqna for Troy and DAYTON. nion City. Muncie,
&c: at Richmond for Anderson ana Lo-ansport; at
indianapolis, direct for st. Louis Chicago and all
points west.
No. runs to Piqua only, connecting at trbana, for
Beliefolhltaine: Pqua direct for LimJ, Toieio De
troit arri Fort Wayne.
No. 10 connects direct indianapolis for all points
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-28
BOOKS. STATIONERY. sc.

The Nessrs. Nicholson Bros. have one of the
largest AMI best stocks Of Literary. ~cisntfc, and
Historical Works School Books and Blank Books,
in the city Their stock of Stationery. Card Boards
of various ooors and quality is not surpassed Wall
and window Papers, Cords and Tassels, Window
Curtains Of variety Of Patterns compete assert
mant and the most beautiful patterns fine lot Of
Photograph Albums, hand. Daily and Weekly
Papers and all the standard Magazines he had at
their establishment. In short every article that
should be found in well regulated Bookstore. be
had at the Brothers Sicholson-oppositc Citizens
Bank. Call and see.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-28
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BCCHC, Positive
and Specific Remedy for disease, of the Bladder hid
news Gravel, and Dropsical Swcllngs.
This Medicine increases the power Of Digestion, and
exc;tes the Absoripents into healthy action by which
the WaerY Calcareous dispositions, and al! unnatu
raj engagements reduced well pain and IN
til mmatlon.
HeimboId's Extract Esuchu.
Fer Weakness arising fgem EScesses, HABITS OF
Dissipation. Early indiscresion OF Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms;
Indi-position to Exerton, Loss Of Power
Loss cf Memory. Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, IrcmbliuF,
Horror of Disease, Wuke'rlne-s,
DiuncsS of Vision. Pain m the lack,
Universal Lassitude Of the Muscular System.
Hot Hands, Flushing OF the body
Drvne-s of the Skin, Eruptions the Faee
Paltied Countenance.
These ~ uptoms, If allowed % so on, which ta's
medicine inv arably removes, soon follows
Lnpote1.cy, Joi,itp. Ep.Ie7tio FIT,
In one Of which the Pateat mrv expire.
VINO can say that they NOT frequently followed
bv those "Direiul Diseas csc"
INSANITY AND C0NSTAirfION."
MANY are aware of the cause of their suffering,
But none viii confess the record OF the i'm
sane IS IuIns.
Asp MELANCHOLY DEATH3 toNsraPTToS bear
ample witness 70 the TTut 81 t!ic assertion.
The Coas,i,aon c9ectsd 'eitl OyJoic tceok.ess
require lid Of Medicine u strengthen and Inygo
the systeIn.
Which ..elmbold's eStEac; Bichn invariably
does.
A Trial will convince the raost - sptica;.
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RETIRING EAST.

No. 5 connects n Richmond direct Cincinnati;
At Pioua from Troy and DAYTON; Crbaua, direct for
Springfield, AMI from Sanlusky; Milford for Marys
vile and Delaware: at Columbus, direct with Express
Trains for Cleveland and Beliaire,
No. 10 connects al Piqua, from Toledo and Lima; al
Urbana, from Beefoun4ine at Milford, for NarysTille
AMI Springfield; at Columbus, direct with Express
Trains for Cleveland and Steubenyille.
No. cannects ar Richmond for CINCINNATI: at
Piqua, for Toelo aud Detroit; at Urbana for Belle
f0untaIne.
Nos VIII stop 20 minutes for breakfast at Rich
mond. and for dinner at Urbana. No. and 10 viii
breakfast at Urbana.
WI. $ AFTER, ASS; Sup't.
enuJ IA, 1854. No 1s. If
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-28

REMEDY FOR PILES.-It is blessing for
the suffering 10 know that We have etfectual
for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. j. r Hazarte
Of I6i Second street Cincinu4ti, 0hn. takes great
pesuge IN informing all who suffering with pees
that he used small quantity OF DIR. Strickland Pile
Remedy, and II effected permanent cure This SCENES
10 be the with all who make of this splendid
preparation IL is manufactured at No. East Fourth
street, Cincinnati ONO, and sold by all Druggists.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-28
Fine Display of Stock.

Those emminent stock raisers, ID.
McMillen of Zenia, Ohio, Gen. Sol.
Meredith and Horton Ferguson Esq,
ofWayne County have splendid display
of fine stock on the fair grounds Nc
Millen <. Meredith's Cattle and Fergu-
sons Horses and Hogs are among the
finest animals in the nation, and our
farmers should not miss the opportunity
of seeing them.