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II eau sreq1ent te-ire ana g7ses ..ren-th =,
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exrsaTius al Poisonous, b:-Hn and striagt H4tier.
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tins ot Quacks, ard who haSs ltsl - fee y -
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and ut -. s.pgI~sN- tsa- ~ the ~ AZ Afoaerf4!
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Business House
FOR SALE.

TIE undersigned ofers for sale his NEW Two
STORY HRIcA HoU sE,-the fourth house North
Of the CORNER OF Main auI Nlr.on-eAst side. on
Marioast, the fras aomof waioh Is occupied BY
shoellak-s.s shop. I4ere are seven rooms and
Ki;eben-tva saeI wells aud excellent es'ern-
fruit trees and good garden.
Purchasers an. invited u call and examine tbs
premises. when s.-sas a1l be made known, which
w.N be rel>au aoie-
JOSEPH NALANG.
Ei,rn,a,s4 Ina Seat. a. 1851 Se-H
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SgWe suggest that every Union ou-
sincss- man in the city close his place OF
business on next Tuesday. and devote
the entire dav - his country.
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~ The committee for the city, are
Friedrich Landwiler, John Hammond.
Isaac Z. Thomas, VIM. Gibbons, and
Thomas Owens
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Centrevilic Fandango.

The Peace AZ any price democracy" held landau
10 Mt Ccutreville "a Monday last. The procession
that went from this city was very respectable III
length, being composed Of Wagons and hagg1s Billed
with men, women aud children, from this city and
BOSTON township. and forty FIVE men On horseback
from, this city, They had three f'ur L :. Flags in
the processiuu which We thought somewhat inappro-
pirate, vleu the fact is taken into consideration that
tbe CHICAGO platform coutrmpatcs tire actual dts>ev-
erluce OF the Union, and consequent h|"tuuE ont OF
a portion OF Tia. States. OF which the old F''E i an
rul,l,m of unity. We noticed Mr.. levi bruly IN a
BIC Wagon, holding ON t. a hickory Sapr''nE which
,I,o appeared be out of place; i"s bad old jim
buchanan. been ANYTHING lAe od Hickory, tins war
,,,r would have happeued iuI had ittleH'ack b-sa
even hickory ssPlng, the re2sihon would have been
crushed out whilst he had unlimited command oi oHT
arm.,. The procession, p,en it r2,chti Cauter,iat
,,,, i.ineI he the Arlington AMI HrEcfstowu dele
~ ..,ps and mule quite "a respectable aprctriu re.
AMI had thr cause been uytt %. their country. WI
stead rr that p,r's, strife, the display would
have been an bcnor to those engaged in It.
r,r. rer, about twenty hunlrel collected to-
st,r ami we're addressed bv GarTet Davis. at Ken
tu.kv. WI, was elc-tcl l. :. senator from that
.trt,,s Uuian r,an, hat who. When the President
,..ro,,,l - v,,sen ,As r,rcls by taking away from
thrm thJ Negro power that tr'" up tAeir en'Iench-
meats and mad, their torthcatonsr raised their pro
rar,ers ar the Union, deserted the Union cause az
would rather see the Uuioa scattered int thousand
fu,,ss than that the cornerstone Of the so-ca'lei
.aarelsracv"- Stacey should perish AMI our glori
gu. Uui,n saved. Tats same man Davis wAe adj
Ar.s,l she crowd At Center,jc, Is the same intvidu
Al ., introduced a resolution to exPel his colleague
senator Powell frgus the United States Senate. to
talking about the coniuc!on of the and the Presi
dent Of th, Unud States. precisely in the same WI,
he himself is now talking! such is the man tina
va. listened - With open mouths and ears by til
csnter,als meeting. aut who aVpIaulai him whe
aeuauaeinS the President Toe mixing "azbis-ary A.
rgst.." e..
p. : Since the above WAS written, we learn tia
tn, szs 81 taa procession irom tals city. lac. an
iii, pr.scu,, in it Of several of cur citizens whom
w. Thought were bono 5i- Union mcn, IS accounts
for FROM the fact that anI drivers were Arrd
the rat, o - for the round trip and horses a0i hors,
men NJ she rate Of fram - tAree dollars ter the
services. M a bad way q get mp crowd Of a
ts..r.ss. supporters OF Lsttiemack-hut rather "a
rsn,iyr. By-tae- by didn't see A F. Sso:;, Esq
James Elder and the other leaders in the procession
pI ;ae, escape ~, draft by hiring suh>isu
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Township LIBRARY.

~ - Ilfr stl
TG., - a dac'ana.or. discourse by al euthu-
sia,tic Disciple Of l.obeat Owen. lie considers
socialism to be systematiz.I Chris ilr'ty and
Fourier ("the boy Fourier," he calls him. to
be equal to Newton.
But notwithstanding the wild flourish OF
in that day, and the high exultation
Of Joy at the advent of the new born thing,
socialism soon became defunct. Its votares
wondered why bat cooI-headcI men continues
to laugh at their folly.
McWhortcrs Yarah Christ.
do. do. Hand book Of the New Tesla
ment.
Two theological boots which the reader can
do as well without, unless be Is fond of having
his head perplexed with learned yet snoranD
speculations Of other mems brains.
Chtlhngsworth's Works. The author dis
plays his wonderful reasoning powers against
Catholicism, in a cogent strain of argument;
and delicate vein of satire. An eloquent
work.
Laws Address to the Clergy.
Imitation Of christ Thos. a. Kempis.
Junius' Letters.
No Cross, No Crown. VIM. Penn.
Books too well known l hope, to need further
notice. in this connection. To these may add
Dicks three works on page 80 OF the cata-
loguc.
kant's, Critique Of Reason, 1860.
This book will not perhaps be read by one
in tive thousand.
The author was twelve years in eXcogit atins
TIN, work and it Will take most readers twelve
years to understand it. think it is DeQu'ncy
who says, Rants sentences are so long and in
volrcd, that it was never intended that any but
an ante lilurian should read them.
The quintessence of his book Of 800 pages
might have been compressed into one fifth the
space \ good compendium Of kant's system
may be found in Folders Lectures on Morals
Kant seems determined to drive Reason to the
utmost limits OF her comprehension. 1t is the
most radical treatise on Mind. that perhaps has
been written If the reader of Humes meta
physical writings IS not satisfied. let him follow
them up with Kant. While he is in for It. \
view OF his table Of contents alone, will satisfy
most cuquircrS. None but student will de-
light ia the book.
II a lew words, the o,jec. Of Kan, is to estab-
l>h science which shall settle the possibility,
principles and extent OF human knowledI. 2.
,rEroG, ; that *, independent Of experience. -
judge this to be hopeless task; his pr bems
Cod Freedom AMI Immortality, aui his test
OF pure knowledge being its necessity and uni
,eg>ah,y. This, Of course. VII. take him he
yond the sphere Of all sen>nouS phenomena,
into the supcrseuSlbe or transceadental re-
gIon. L.
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CIsE Toilet Soaps. A great vsrSrs7 ~ -tvra.
All Perfumes a. PLCAAER 4 ktLLY,s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-06

Tue Indiana Yearly meeting of the
Friends of Progress, will hold 4. Starr
Hall. the 18th 18th and 10th Of this
month
Mr., Ncinda Wilhelm Of Philadelphia,
Frank Wadsworth of New York, and
other speakers will be present. Good
Music will be given.
Come all who wish to hear the most
advanced thinkers of the times. Seats
free.
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Eu; as. e from al :.e aloaatl-es We have enuner-
ash special A,t of Congress er~ait. aH bond, and
7,..~f MS from 1,e,,' tca;os. On the average this
exemption : worth about two per cent per annuni
aecorIin &, the rate O. taxation in varau, parts Of
;ae country.
It is believed that No securities o8tr great in
dqcea.uts to Ienlrrs a. those issued by the govern
men.. In all other forms of indebtedness tAe faith
or ability of private parties. stock companies. or
separate communities, only. Is pledged for payment
while the whole property of tie country Is held to
cure the iseharrs Q! al tie Obligations ot the United
States.
While the government oes=rs the most liberal terms
is loans It believes shat the very sronEe>: appeal
will be TO the LOYALTY AMI patriotism Of the people
Duplieate certificates vii, be issued Tor all deposits
The party depositipg must endorse upon the aaa.
certificate tie denomination OF required and
Whether they are to be issued IN blank PAYABLE Il
order. When SO endorsed i must be left with The
officer receiving the deposit to be Forwarded to thu
Treasury Department.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL REcEIvED by the Treasures
Of the United States Washington, the several As
sstan: Treasar,rs ana designated Depositaries, ans
by tie
First National Bank of Evansville. Ind.
First National Bank of Fort Wayne. Ind.
First National Bank OF Lafayette. Ind.
First National Il ink OF Madison. Ind.
First National Bank of Terre Haute. Ind.
First National Bank OF Richmond Ind.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-06

Take no more B,si~am. Mercury, or m
pleasant Medicine, for unpleasant and oaa
.prou4 Gi-.ss
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-06

NorHING thai j. not ohoesoEae, Fealat AMI Fes'dfa
tive IN enters mo tse yaH sstion q HOS
TETTEE'S STOMACH BFTFEE$. iz's loynlat
prea..atian contains no mineral Ct inv Alni ba-
,ncal fiery excItaut bat il iS eonlbsna-
tian Of te o< real eals4ne herbs And plants
with tie pure, and mlesi Of al d. size suulnlauts.
Il IS well :; ts .srearued against dasea.e. AMI, -
far = tie tys.ru Sf-t,h4 can ne.tectss AY huaan
means sgRsn-t uttsailes er-ea ssr.s .y 50 }at
almost sce iHapure we.er snd 'sayr sNtsrtt!
causes. HcSILFIER'S BlF1Ek> uay te rehed 81
A. a safeguard.
In districts infested with r-vy ari. ( . Il has leon
found iutAlbls preventative and irresistible -
remedy and thousands who -t@,et to i 'er .VIrs
heu>ouo of attack, escape tn courage = raalsstf.>
no neglect avail thensels a., - r tsyttft Hs'i-
ties in a{vaaee, cured hy nf#ei eaa.sN -
ti,Is nlfr,e.g.s medicine. F. ASA ts,s iaitsais,
after b>iuE l3.-i with quinn ur nt#h.ls II Nah.
until fs:lN saturated with that asaua4 ~ ta't arr
unrcguert,v restored - he l- s. tsn ? tzA' days
by the 81 itostetter's Bit.
The weak mach - rapidly inN sssrRtHA and the
appetite RESTORED by this r,reSahi ouic. aat tnes
it works wonders in cases 81 Dispep-4h ~ les ca-
frmei forms 90 indigestion. Actfg a. -CGt :
and pali'rss appe1ent' a. WEI as nPo. w. 80. "
also invariably reIeavcs The constitutes superb
ducvd by irregular aetisss OF nhe e-ssese aad sesrs
tive organs.
Person, as fegbe habis. liahte a. >ervous tttaoe,
Iowue.s Il! Spirits and Pit q: Laaeuor.
End prompt AMI permanent Fs..st tls'nt ne b-lief~
The t. mseS on TINS ls!ht Ia most Conclusive am
The r. ny Of Biliou. Celtic is Immediately as
suagg} ~ single dose Of the stiuas,cn, and by o.
casion g.sortsne L. H. tia ra.npn 81 IT, complaint
may ba prevented.
A % -.asral Tome Ho>tettci's H.ueis produce
cf,ct. .ich must 10 cNper. ier Witnessed before
they De iult appreciated h s,, ~ ts.efast'1eaf
H,nL.a.s Pr.ati.ar- itedt an, t'saf.tE snt icrraa
tulc srf- ,ta frop Did 4 &c il .s-ss tire e'ectfc
iulua- In ta, tunI aioScgat stages % all diseases
it nt,z-at.s as "a i.lght,u} psa-olAut. When TIE
pow,rs fatre - rtiaxc i clptates u n 'a!ofcc
anu = tll,.t- 3 them.
Last. hut n.t least. 1t is ~ ttfb As,' S'afttii
Iojn us, trr.l from srnnl ai,t ii',r~'sua mite
rls- sad entirely free frnu tie 1cui eiaHts prtSeat
lnule or l-> in nn tile olInary tomas .i stnmaclnes
of Ire da,.
No au'lr IA. iciue las heesp 1yn,cts''iy and, 4
may - truly aided ~ ~KRN EULS p.pa!4r Slti tie
gent portion of r. cn.tIaui. r. p. osteitei'
Buffers.
Prepared by HoSTErFER SAiitil, iattaborE Ia.
sold by all Druggists, Graee4s and Storekccpers
every where.
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DR. STRICKLhNDS

Is ~asr-ae ri sssze tents ab-.lfbcnts, =tlmnlants
AMI --.za-'.-z. vfe ever Favsi2H ackucw ledyes
= he. a-.r sz--ze.ssI that III eject 4 permanent
ezra 81 G-ssra1-a ami Bys=terv IH4s Ant-Cholera
Arrnse j. Il n several q our army hospitals
vslrs- as TIE greatest satisfaction. Il has .avei
TIE lre- ri fJs 4ads u sli-rs aud citizens, and
Ere al guarantee +: 70 b. tie Dest remedy n the verdi
fer T5arrhHa ans Ivsant=TT.
NJ Vol. e Egv5nzfou. kr. vg5l - most happy ~
- tf-fv anF oBe virtue Of >rlcklAnd's Anti
Cholera Mixture: in fact have great number n
testimonial. from p4t;aus rlo have beeH cured a1er
tng prouoanrsd incarabls By thar parsicsrs efsr1e
after taking oY ono ttfe n triekiaBda Ant f'osra
Mixture. i VOC sg5=F WITH Da4rEbaes aud j. sshI@sf
hi
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AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS

which are depositar5es az Public money. and all
RESPECTABE BANKS AND BANNERS
throughout the country acting as agents Of the Ma
tonal Doposi,ary Banks, viii furnish further infer
nation on application and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY To SUBSCRIBERS.
rs m.
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sFcREr DISEASES.

uELNBoLD'- EXTRACT BrCHi- AID BfPRo,
80 ROSE WASH CURES
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WITHOUT cRASar or CARS Or CONDUCTORS.
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- IN fs'NeEsR'I l0'--Il = ~
ugcIs4.r'tI csi-ele,,cyi in ,li>evs-- IS s.s
Stomach Liyer aid Bowels
Cur Drspersis. liver tolrn'a...s, aeataeo.
General Deb,slts. Nervousness. iA,prc> -s.au
a. : fr1ts Cossur,i ,5...', Cel'e inse-
lnistag levers, Cramps, ana ~14sns-
an3 81 Complaints eSher Sex.
arising frrm Ha4iz Ne mess
whether inseregs 2 . Srsteta
OF pFoiucsd tr f5a.s. Ssr~es.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08
@eoiral.
How TO Keep in Good Health
AND
WHAT is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE


rIllIB primary cause OF every disease that flesh IS
Il her W II impurty OF the blood The blood be-
comes impure from many causes Impure ar or
change OF weather, unwhOlesOme food and exposure
are among the prime pal causes or impurity or thr
blood. The symptoms are giddihess, headache, con.
tua ed thoughts, eyvs dull und heavy droWsiness CON
shpation Of the bowels, bad taste in the mouth foul
tongue, Yer complaints, pains in the back aud legs
osh OF appetite, seepless nights, coic, cramp pain
and ughtness Of the chest heartburn gout and Thou
madism, puHnS and purging, chills and feyers more
or less accompanying Theses and long tram Of troub
lesome and dangerous affections all Of which NAV he
prevented ana cured by taking few doses Of nr
SIRlCkLAHDs VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS, They will purity the blood and lnt
the stomach, bowels and liver IN healthy condition
Ihey are particularly suitable for chronic and neryous
diseases. Every amy aud every soldier should
keep supply OF these Pills, many diseases are oh.
waited 10y eir use. They a mild and safe medi
taking cold
Sold by al dfuggsts sent to any part en- receipt
Of twenty hye cents AMI stamped envelope, address.
cd Or STRlOk LAND, test Fou. th street Cincinna
u, ohio. ~ -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08

& ,,,,anz of t,alrauunl Would lhl- wife i-e I peh-
Jeot OF ths Gold charities Oi tus a.ria. "n'1 l"la
age,i and feeble parsut be provided i"tf hH4n %.
,,.,is ey my fehts2 WOul there lr no sasllA-a 9i
prosrty by iorgod sales tai.it7"soI o" lno' q
hesllani Of creditors utda when the MAI f2t
tnnda doNoward, and AR prices cannot Dos Ie.'ia.df
If1yy G.yy can answer these question t-ir -N.t1'-
uani They fear ask them, sad ohs1"h tN' % ''3'
that lhey nave long lease 1n hIe. tNi' .- 'p'' ''
i4h and cOwArlly Ihu urtt, IIHn-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08
SUPPORT rHE WIFE or BIs BOSOM

it's the unseen hand Of tic prnUiert "iho' r,ao1ln
f,rb rrnio the crave ard -tI u1urishng Nts 1 prng
and keeping to 1rt.isr the lamly BY g. the ID th'W
on
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08
9euustrp

2, oaHvr1E. VI" p. WrtAnn,
OOmPT3N q YErhAHD,
- 70 ~ II z = IT 8
DFFI0E -lJRN on on MAIN AND GEUuNU
Opposite FRANKLIN HOUSE,,
A LG 1p-ssuo padainn % Donl try careful
"a 1ad ia0roI gdiy ltten.ei 60,
Wc would en'I e-paeai attention % lur style OF in
sertiaa artificial talth sith Continuous lunas IA
lAp 0r pua uifrN 81 N 'hanta ieuti. ~. hisa to
1p- manner of mlg.ae na Elgauls work, wh,ch, in
some Hea 4" 'llW' fehor % ha ordinary Sleek
Teeth aE'ipuH' specimens aui4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08
LIFE LIT > u-ES "a ~ < -

Young men Iuut s,artng In nlsnesai Whoso chiei
canitl s thcr energy aud Integrity Should thrr
t of J,sntarestad honesty when known 20 thcrcrcd-
i,ors would Justly uarrlsa ilar confidence 40 Them.
m would shoS thAt lcy hi not ws - leave thc'r De
friends exposed to any syoilnuleeontfeneyi and Che
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08
LOOKS rHG DANGER IN FHH Fhca

That he may 3tappe wen Iti ins .uo Wsa, SHAT fe
may study lis usira ini p9lus itd throaoulns The
means OF pahdto ,rv 40 hJni OF easy ar8s 70 all
tits
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COUGH NO MORE.
TRY srRIcKLAND's MELLiFLUoUs COUGH
F BALs5AM

This la the hest and cheapest remedy for Coughs
Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough And
Consumption. Everybody who has tried this excel
isnt @ baisalnl enthusiastically recommend t.. lMrs.
mlleellI barr streot, Cincinnati, says she has been
not to be able TO walk up stairs She took one bottle
oi TINS balssm, aud has been better ever since, and
advises all VINO nave Coughs, Colds aud Asthma TO
try this valuable Cough Rssam. Fifty cents per bot.
tie. Sold by all uruggists, and manufactured M No @
east Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-08
ANN UAL p r. 70 MI u M

Might fairly be rsgarded az the tribute which On up
rigbt heart payH al the Shrine Of justice,
JOHN IA. SrOPPELMAA,
aul0 Agent FOR Dayton aud vigiaiy'
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-07-20
p RTICULA NOTICE

Ther: are many preparations sold under the name
Of BtterS put up in quart Bottles, compounded of
The cheapest uhiskey comm on rum, costing from
20 70 40 cents per gaon the taste disguised bv Inise
or Coriander Seed
Ihts class Of BHters has caused and arH continue
TO cause Tong as they can be sold hundreds 10 he
the death Of The arunkard BY their use the system
IS kept contin@aRg uHer the influence of Alcoiolic
Stfmu'ants Of the rorst Kind the desire for Liouo-
IS created and Kept up, and the resu is 1.-The ho7
rors attendant upon drunkards and de lth
For those 1rh0 desire and will have a riouor
Biders, ace publish the fottoacing receipt Get One
Bottle HoUffiand's German BitteTs and mir
rah Three Quarts Of Good Brandy or Whis.
Key, and the result lriH be a preparation that uiu
tar excel in medicinal rtrtnes and tr,,e .rc.sn.
any Of the numerous Liquor Bilters in the marker.
and rtH cost much less. You 1riH hare oH The
rirtues Of H0Ofand's ISitters in eonneciion ,c;tI
good article Of Liquor, at much less price ihan
meSe interior preparations uiH cost you.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-07-20
The Passenger II ain NorthWard

LsaTcs New Hampton the orrval of the Mail
Train which leaves NEW YORK Mt $40 A. NJ, and
MANUNKA CHUNK the arrival of the Train
which leaves PHILADELPHIA. Kensington De-
pot) at 7.l5 A. NJ. At SCRANTON this Train
makes close connections with trains on the LACK
AWANNA & BTO0MSBURG and DELAWARE e
HUDSON Railroads, and at Great Bend with the
Mail Train on the Erie Railway going West.
Tue Passenger Train Sou uthward
Leaves Great Bend after the arrival of the Cincinnati
Express from the West connecting at Scranton
with Trains on the LuckawannA and Bloomsbury
and Delaware and Huds IN Railroads at Mauuhka
CnuSk with the train for Philadelphia, and at
New Hampton with Trains for New York, the LIE.
high Valley, Harrisburg, &c. Passengers by this
Train arrive in New York at $50, in Philadelphia
at $50, and in Harrisburg at 20 p. NJ.
The Accommodation Train
Northward, connects at Great Bend with the Day
Express going West, by which passengers arrive at
Ithaca and Syracuse the same day.
Southwark leaves Great Bend after the arrival oi
the New York Express going East. r-..FF .-- -.
sR All Passenger Trains on the Erie Railway
stop at Great Bend. ~
WATTS COOKE, supt.
K. A. HENRY, Gen. Tkt. Agent.