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The Greatest Medicine Of the Age!
KRAFPS DIARRHEA COMPOUNDI
The only Safe and Certain Cure for
IARRHEA. nYRENTERY ELK SIM

4hb G1lAA6
IARRHGA, DYSENTERY, FLUX. SUM.
MER COMPLAINT.
-And an Diseases Of Ehe Stomach and Botpels, In
eident 10 a Change Of Diet or Climate.
THE PROPRIETORS OF THIS TRULY
public with n full knowledge OF its superior
merit over any remedy of like character ever
before introduced. 1t has been used with the
noat PeIeeGNIeeesS, in thousands OF cases, Iviere
all other Remedies hare failed. Cases OF ChFon-
lie DiaTrhu1 OF years standing, have been
cured by the use OF AnO bottles. This remedy
hasRerdT JIlelf IN SiIIgle iJtSfdlOce where the
disease has bafned the skin OF even The most
Gklllful physicians.
KRAFrS DIAIlRHdsA CoMPoUSSD has been
lnuse for a number m OF years, and by its timely
This medicine Is purely scientific prepare
ton ton; ana F Is prepared with the greatest Cau-
Every traveller should have a bottle of the
DIARRHuEA COMPOUND. =
Every soldier will md IL Invaluable.
No Family should be without It
Donot hesitate to try KiRAFTS DIARRHCEA
COMPOUND, and prevent pain, suffering and
death. it 4t's
WHEELINs, April 18th, 1865.
MeE1s. McCABE, KRAFT 4 Co, Ge1lne4neI1:-
Having used KFAftS DiarrhRa Compound, for
Camp DInrrh9a, with which 1 have been
deeply amlCted for almost one month, on other
TsIIedteS tried hdgtHg gtltied, and finding 1t not
take pleasure In recommending It to the ia
vorahle noticeofall who may be alike afiIcted
Chaplain 18th w, Va - Infantfsy.
MouNDSVnLLE, Marshall Co, W. va.
MesSIS. McGARE, KRAFT & Co, GeTitleNleSl:
Last summer, being In Nashville, Tenn, /
was attacked with a severe DiaTrhoea. I tried
the remedies Of several phS sicians, but with
out any effect. 1 was advised by my friends
70 come home. I was Completely broIren
down and Frustrated. Upon nTTivinS az houiel
/ was advised to try KrnfEs DaErhoeR Conn
pound. One bottle on sfelV cured ne dis
enSe and IestO[td my heQtth, ] am glad to re-
commend this valuable medicine 10 an M
fiiCted with this terrible disease =
Yours truly, ANDREw EngARps.
MesSr& McCARE. KRAFT 4 Co, GenNeIlet:
Last summer was attacked with a YtsTg
severe DiaEFhoRa, nom which SlffIlred for
some three weeks. j tried various FemeSlies
but was unable to check the disease. i AZ laEdR
procused q bottle OF HErafts DiaITh0a Com
pound,n One bofkLs entirely cured tie CfiSedSe
and restored me 10 my usual health. / take
pleasure In recomlnen ding this valuable med
lclne, rs 1 have proved lis virtues In my own
case, and seen 1t tried by Others with thesame
good results e r AnDIsnN.
Formerly Master Mnclllnlst b & O. II. r.,
..s,.,. Wheeling, Va.
McGAREt KRAFT & CO. Wholesale Drug
glSts. " heeling, W. Va, Sole PropTietoEs, 10
whom an orders should be addressed. q =
For sale In Rridgeport by WEST & MITCH
maylS-em sl=ts =,
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a Contemplated Pardon For
Jefferson Davis.
He Orders a New OVsrcoat.
LATE MARKET REPORTS.

MI. CushIns's MISSION to Europe Pro.
from the Quarter Master General
The Washington Monument Associ-
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The Attack ON ALatamOras-.-The L.Ibe-
rails Believed 10 be Commanded by
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All Of which win he sold at the lowest prices.
: We solicit orlenl Terms Cash. ~ 7Titr
sepl8 CAMPBELL q NlDERMoT.
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HAEbAIIRRoRs-A Statistics FoReAIF.
~ at E Bookings Odd Fellows Hall Drug
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GIDR HATs.-JUsr RECEIVED. A FINE
OaSsoLtment Ofsilk latEof the Int6stStyla.t 9l.
Oc!S HARPER & BRO,
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QEAVER ,HATsSIN STORE AND FOR
OSales an elegant soft beaver hat. 80
t.OCl8l. .1lllll ~ HARPER & BRO. ~.
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CASSIMER HATS.
DECEIVED THIS DAY, A LARGE STOCK
lGot the new style of S0ssimarB Hats. I5l7n.
oct % HARPER & BRO.
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GPoNGEs.-A FINE. Assortment. AT
~ r Bookings Odd Fellows Hall Drug
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HATS AND Gaps

III ARPER & BROTHER HAVE JUST
been recelvingn very large stock of HhiA
. G3paS for the Fail aud Winter trade, to
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, NAILS.
S00 E6EG3S ASSORTED SIZF93 AT ~
,JUuie 4llis.. LIST. M0TIIRIeS0Ns q CO.!
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Gks g9felnligRnf!Ist,
TnE HOUR or NORFHERM VIC
BY RAHHY Knoll


Roll not q drum, sound not elGrion.notsl
OF naughty triumph TO The silent Gky: -,
HuShed be the shout Of Joy II every throat,
And vailed the nAah Of pride in every GyC.
Rot with Il Deaspss loud md high HosGnnal,
Greet We Ihs awful victory We have W6n,Ef
Bqt with onr arms TeyoEnfd and lowered banners.
We StAnd-oar Nolk e dOneI %
Thy work Z done. God. terrible and just. jill
" no IAy'dt upon our heact Z and hands this tax
And kneeltngS with our f0rsheadSi in the dufts
We venture Peace 70 ask. . L re-
Bleeding and wrthIng Underneath our sword,
PROSTATE our brethren lie, Thy ALLEN fooS
bIuek down by Thee, Through uS ATengtng Lord
b Thy dread hand laid Low. d E1aa {
For ouF own guilt have We bean doomed 70 mite :
These, our own kindred Thy great laws deJingi }
These, oar own d ssh and blood, who now unite
In one thing only with us-braveiy dying.
Dying how brsYely, yet how bItterlyI
Not for the better tide, but for the WorSo,
BIndly and madIy striving against Thee - q
For the bad cause Wheae Thou has ct Thy curSo
At whose defeat We may not raise our vGIss;)
''lordl We hRYe fought the aghtI" But 70 rejoice
lsourS no more than theirs.
Call back Thy dreadful ministers Of wrath
Who have led on our hosts 70 this great day:
Let cur feet halt now in the aVanEOEaS Path, .
And bid our weapons stay.
Upon cur land, Freedoms inheritahea, 5a
Turn Thou once more the splendor Of Thy face
Where nations serving Thee to light advance,
Give Us Againour place.
Not our beWIIdeTing past prosperity,
Not all thy form tr illTequited grace,
But this one boon-0bl grant rs still to be
Toe home OF Hope 70 the whole human rAoe. q
April rs, 1855. CThs CLOndonI Spectator
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asg9d SHAGRToAGSsI

The Symptoms of oataEh agithsy generally ap
pear ara at hrst very slight Persons ind they
have 66lds thattheS have 4u6nt 0ttackif dnd
4Ee m, ssR3iy e the change q tempsratgEe
discharge thin end cord, afterwards becoming tlok
and adhesive. As the disease becomes chronic, fhe
discharges Geiinefeased I'm, quantity Ind Climbed
In quality; they are now thick and heavy and No
'haWked or eouEhed on The Se6Fetfons as 6fen
SiHaj sensing bad breath the voice e. thick and
nasal the eyes weak the sense or the smell le1.
26Gned q deStfoyeds deafness
Another common and important symptom Of CatSrTh
6, that tie pereon g Obliged to clear hi throat IN
the morpiqg OF q thick or Glimy mucuB which has
ALLEN down from the head during TIE night when
this takeIpaee thapersun may be sure that hik dis
ease on ia way to the lungs, and should lose no
In AFrehtfDpSft. ll3'sffFslS
4 The above are but few efthe many Catarrh syinp-
'0m. autsis4t.5 ..i.-....,- -, a.
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Co-Partnershin=

HAVE tile day a.SOclated vim =. 80,
~ sSG yoAa Gibson in ny Brewing. NS'tiS. sec
the dtle and style q Geo. n, sniih Il ~ 0hds
new partners have been niSnS Vs.,. q.
P,oEn SnS 9sd have thOTo6Fh kSSTIslsl.1 y,
Dsca q me 6osnoll, and ny tFae
iARl-tf NAV' VI SMITH,
r. yen want barrel Of EoOa YIoDr
4 O 4aLase a1d Quincy GtFeSts. g ne SSSInsF
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Observation-Disclosures

pr. 9: addresses all those who have iDjpTrd ,h.,,
its, which ruin both body and mind unSttin: 9o'
IoE either business gtudys society or marrS~s NN'
THESE are some Of the sad and msIanchotS .s...
Produced by early habitS Of youth, TiE: WsSIO..,
OF Loss Of MuscGiar Tower Palpifaton ~ ~
lAeartS DygpepsiaS Nervous 1rritabiiity. Dsron. ~
ment OF the Digestive Functions, General DsST3SS
Symptoms Of Consumption, 40, N'3H"u'y
MlNRALLY-The fearful effects on the min. -.
much 70 DO dreaded-LoSI Of Memory, Con6,SoSH !;
1dea9, Depression Of Spirits; Evi PorbodnrS A.,
non 70 Society, SelEDi6trugt, Love Of sot9ds. ~
1dltyS &C., are some Of the evils produced Au3'
THouBANDs Of persons Of all ages can nov Jr1,,
what u the cause Of their declining health. iojs1
their. Higor, becoming weak, pale, nervous oDS
eteac1atedl having singular appearance GboutIhi
eyes, cough and symptoms Of eonsumptIou.
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.Iv5IDFf..s ~ S:fsi3SIe0 E5Ss

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. atoMlii UhOIhks6 b.
II lYorea htp nth eli Ggp99 eDee an8 p9EplAso,
a9d Eogid Intern htI snd &c RS6s gspEE:
tllyS hdtu he tnl, The eotnin yt95 oseapE IL. Sla
BoGleab OniEhhdsGtTSG nOGF HID iAnEf1ll'IE DfuS
gsFVTe, CeQtEs 5WheSlipGS U. YAH Yhege hamny b
eonsllted IN reietonpQ b theIE dt9ee4pI te pat1TR
ytfaoS ainaufaeP a1aSorll6i ia
g aaIprQiof she pr9bq end d4l4ttpni u
SSdl6faeS aiinE 6iid 30 dIss, I'D.
80 oa6 lie I5ioaf Il 4sSts fiS.
eAbes sDF!! R41neEi VII giY8 oh6 attShtion Is 3ho
troafmsn4 ofail YhEiall6f OliFoHiS EifSoSSa M
,Ffs5 tSs - ZEE
ptSSalbnt Snodk Q fdifhi5fhf ebtEaAniiS,
SoGenhs E1lAFgsd. 9llndI Oanoar19 md
&. 9 hl1 ESdlal
L!Se Corp i1int5 DidsEIliS q, eJ 8 IA FIss,
Dileaso1 pt tie pIf1aEy otEil1 So ibs hDy1ElSt!!
yOS5 90 sRtp1ls Aeoelloess ERlaePSy, BhsgHqti8mi
PL9lA UEbS4 ga "A Falhf6l IIFtg.
And tNeu0u1 DilOaIo1 % Which hh6EI 4F6
slhleets he toatg The treatment l0fI
caILpREG win receive the s6mS sttd4tion q heka,.
tot6Ee. An ~6o1tnltitioni and le6mmunio sd ri
strictly eonlaontia Hnds1ill ToesVS prompt gedn
don. Atyht calls eheSEfnlly Rp8Eerod.A oace ho9Fi
e hOGOtoaorP until fnIthAE notice. mh1a oil
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ysb's'EatsP HHBtEaHR A. SP1sBel ,' a.

39eqoIH;I ,,l3qaD an -.-

GIR JoHEsToN HAS DIs6 6 81 ScIp4an 80.
Ia f6s T1o.55 - Sy Only Rde6tIS1 AoeF
sss BSSf 0t IA = a EsSasS 9.sa.s: Rssts.as.a
idnsys %, n 10
o.sasy. de8sfS bsbftS,0 IN:
tto 1s Low Spirit, Confnllonl al Ia. ypepI
siEht or eidS;51.. Ti@Ridity, Trembling, DiESpita.
sss S6,ls6 eSS
PraettdeS RoreIat9j to thoir TfotSl and 81.
G3ng OF hyren1 to the Mariner an Tin than ia
EIes mot bEIlient hopes or SightaS
Marriages Dol inpoSsiblo :. y tsadGS.
,uv -. YOUNG MEN
W. t1i sWno pave become the victims n, s.,,
tR9k eEeadfRl and destructive ha6i, " solitary
1IoaLy sWeePs to an untimely RrSTs Nateh u,
hoo1g Men Of the most exalted t1Ietts ~ and d
tebsns wAs might have eato5si9
Waked to ecStaoy the living lyre, NAV eS osnse O
, 20 pn.i. 3,t! MARRIAGE atom 40
,Aafried PerSons, or Young Men 6or..,.-,y..
Jah,IIt! oseing aHareoi hyEcal EeaknssS p.AEl
deputy detormtties speedily cured 'VrElnli
In he who places himself under the
may feligiously conhdS In his honor a. q d.. j.
and confidently rely upon his akin q nEssn
gs'.s = 7ORGANIO aWEAKERsS ''''An'
Immediately enred and Full Vigor R6Stor,a
MarTfsHs Eendon II.,,,
Victims Of improper tndulgence8 Yo1p1 ~ NY y TIE
sf9o apt g commit exce1se8 from not bei5S . N
the drSadtul SonsequenceS that may enSSs 9 Ne q
VINO that 4nderHtaHds the subject viii NOV,
deny that the power Of procr a osF q
those falling into improper habits than h. by
Ss9ti Besides being deprived df The piesS1,pI pc
TO both body and mind arise. THS0Cse:tNt
becomes deranged, the Physical and NsnIISSI ltsn
aonS Weak ensd 1Loaq Of PpooFeatiye PoTSI lune
IndigeStion, CONSTITUTIONAL DebiIitv 81 me Heat
Fhe trame, ponSh, Consumption, Decay Snd nSG d
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NNHE purpose Of this Institution IL to inst ruo,
u young menl land women tool In the prinoiple'
which govern thecoEreot tTandRction OF peouhiarl
buGineIg andin ACCOUNTABILITY and it6 ooncomitant
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IiRIg6pPgi Shs8t4I6n Ware.

.HAN4n inner ea9ea ny facilities for the mann.
= ~ the above artieleg am prepaTsdi
% mn an otdere promptly. and q cheap or oiessar
than can % had & any other house IN the cifV
6eeP the lAtelt n STOVES, both WOOD and
voels ena IN EaFEant every Stove. I am prepared
and WIZ giyaI SUCH fDbgsmY personal attention
spouttng and epttertpg sfaM Kinds always onihand.
S9PPeT ana bEsg keEtls1 and Fruit oan6of tbs bet
kind also very cheap Mef6hants and Gthef1 fviSitssj
ing TIE city VIII doWell to give me can. ST.
1oat b. y. OALnWITT.ts
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MAhhlA9E,
Reflect that . sound mind and body are tia mod
necessary requisites to promote connubISl hHpol.
hess. Indeed, without these the journey lhTC11
Life becomes weary pilgrimage; the proGpscthoSr.
ly dArkenB to the view; the mind beeons SbSSaTj
with despair and filled with the melancholy Fsssc.
ton that the happiness Of another becomsS 6lQhtd
With our own lff74
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Who have injured themselves by n certa,n r,,,+,,
INDUCED In when alone, habit frequently iss1J
nom eVtl companions, or ct school, the e9eetI 4
which are nightly felt, even When aGleep, RndHpot
both mind and body, should apply immedIatSIy
What pity that's young man, the hone Il LII
country the DAZZLING Of his parents, should \
9nAtched hom all prospects and epjoymentS CHA
by the consequences Of deViAtInK froni the nan q
nature andindulRingin Q certain secret habIt ss,S
DOFaonl Nul4 h0lnrS ron aTnnIafIn0 49,
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comprising Political Economy, Commercial La and
u s Finance Banking and Currency; also mkxim
o. eminent Bunne1! Men in regard to the be5
method4 pt conducting buKnelS uece1uf1II1 -,
ageldnB 1ailnre. ~ on
1ngtEuettonl In the Above 5abtects are interaD5tr
cd with uaxim1 and inculcatlonG tending ~ a
formation Of high character a. men and cit3zeSt
:, The course Of Instruction IL intended 10 ia \,
Ind thorough as'thAt OF any Of the
dent u much leG1. - ssN
Lib beg1 leave to refer those g whom "a he !,
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No. Mercury or Naussou, H..
DR. JOHNSTON.

ofthS a0ysl College Of Surgeons IODd,
the United States, and the greater q II y
ma peen spent In the hospitals Of London P.I H
Hhiadephia, and elsewhere, has efectsS IRE rs
InS oss cures that were ever EnosE
when 2sleep, great nervousness, being sH,T.S ~
s9aden sounds baShfnlnesS with frequent biu.Si,Sa
attended sometime with arrangement Of njUI 1lo6
CURED Immediately. Vi Hlno1 Werl
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i.s,sgG CHARLES SEIBKE.
Successor to q. DtehmislFo yyaS
.FAHCY DYER AID SGOURER,

Iaot sIn es5ses near inc ,. = 9; B. z
An kinda u 6ASWId, DfeiBI6ea, GHIb6dRR md sverv
sdo1criptionnf etlk aud Woole1 Goodsi q ecuts
sbRqistI 9AaEt pPtiss md en- reasonable terms.
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BOOK-KEEPIMG,

stripped Of its absurd verbiage and ancient prS.
mode Of doing bdEinsBGS especially in the United
States ID the leading subject ofattention ItS AVE
which are a. exact, unerring and free from eTcep-
WonS laret drttmade familiar to the STUDENT WIG
who ig then conducted through course Of practical
Bookkeeping, in numerous sets OF books In kTeSf
variety Of forms, till he thus acquires maEterV oil
the art which enables him to apply It with facility
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q WRITTNG snHnnL.

A WRITING SCHOOL
open day and evening, attended by both ln5,es
end gentlemen, where, without entering for ths NIL
eoHrSesa good hand writing 5cAnf So Obtained inc
ARlTHMETIO, ava.
and its application to all manner OF
"a ooUNTlNa-HoUsE CALCULATIONS,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-12-21
CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH CO.

1t having eome to knowledge that limitations
the American have been put upon the market
in great number calculated by their utter worthless
njure the reputation of genuine products.
protect interests and the public from impo
,tion We again publish the trade marks by which
Watches NAV invariably be known
We manufacture four styles Of Watches.
The FIRST has the
AMERICAN WATCH CO, Walthan Mass
graved On the inside plate.
The SEcoNp has the name
APPLETON, TRACY co, wal,Aam, Mass
engraved OH the inside plate
The THIRD has the
p. :. BARTLETT, " altman, Mass, engraved on
the inside plate.
All tte above style- have the American Watch
Co painted on the dial, and are warranted in every
respect
The FocRTH has the name
'WM. ELLERY. Boston, Mass" engraved on the
inside plate and is named on tie dial.
And the above described watches made Of various
sizes and are sold in gold silver cases, as may be
required.
1t shardv possible for US to accura ely describe the
numerous limitations to which we have alluded. They
are usually inscribed with the nearly APP
preaching cur escape the observation of the
unaccus toned buyer Some are represented as made
by the ''Union Watch Co., of Boston, Mass, no
such company existing. Some are named the .Sol-
ders Watch, Il be sold Fourth y m Ellerr
style, usually known the SOLDIERS Watch."-
Others named the Appleton Watch Co. IS others
the "P, :. BartLEY, instead o. our p. ;. Bartlett; "
besides many varieties named in such manner 10
convey the idea that they the Variable produce
tons Of the American Watch Company.
We also Caution the public, and particularly soldiers.
against buying certain articles CALLED watches,
freely advertised in illustrated papers as Army
Watches Officers Watches" Magic Time OBJ
servers, Arcaua Watches, &C., the prices Of which
stated TO be from TO sixteen dollars good
watch, in these times, be afforded for any such
money.
little attention the part OF buyers viii protect
them from gross imposition.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-12-21
Speech Of General Bennett.

One of the best speeches have listened TO for
long time, made Starr Hall Monday nigh:
last, by Gen Tom. BENNETT We did hear his
opening remarks, and cannot give more than the sub
stance OF his utterances, after in. He was
discussing the question Of reconstruction, and
tended that the Govern lad the power do
thing 1t pleased with those in rebellion, provided IT did
not require anything OF them anti-Repubican or in
human. To require them TO adopt the Constitutional
amendment aboshng Slavery give the freedmen all
the natural rights that ourselves hold sacredths
right to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness
Require them repudiae the rebel debt and declare
ia their STATE Constitutions tia: could by any
possibility secede from the Unon All this was Meth
err anti Republican inhuman'twAs just and right
In regard to universal suffrage that he did not re-
gard as natural right--it only Conventional
The regulation of suffrage left by the constitution
10 the states and hey could give whomsoever they
pleased, the handling of the ballot, and say what
should be the qualification and who should be de-
prved of the priv iege would leave that question
where it had always been exercised He advocated an
amendment of the Constitution bssing apporton-
ment among the States, for each member of Congress
on the actual number of voters within the States.
The pardoning power, he though had been exercised
with more eniency than he himself and many others
could approve Judging from what might be regarded
an imperfect stsndpont-he for hanging mure Of
the scoundrels whose hands we're dripping with the
blood of brave soldiers shed for tie mljntainance
OF the Internal institution OF Slavery. But this diff
ference of opinion, should interfere with hearty
support of the President ami Congress in settling all
questions growing of the rebellion Stand bv
the mon party, tor II the only party that had
stood by the country in its bloody trial, and i,
only hope Of its future salvation and prosperity His
contrast between the action of the Union party ia
supporting the aud fully crushing TREASON
and secession. with that of the 5-cllle " Democratic
party Of the North, uncr the lead of Falan'. ,sln
voorhees,, Dodd, 4 Co the "aid aud comfort they
gave directly and indirectly to IT, enemy truth
tul scathing and whitening.
He concluded ny proposing that the personal diff
hculties surrour lilg the choice Of suitable canii
date for Congress, might be very happily settled 10y
the people sending him to represent them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-12-21
The Armenians!

Like Rip Van Wrinkle" OF olden time these HONS
Ninstreis have again awakened from long nap ana
propose to give citizens on Saturday evening next
,h. Esd inst, an Of their inrmsele powers
of producing from the inezhaussie'e African element
a Of anus su,en,, that vii serve TO al'ay tae quar-
cling. .nd wrapsngs that all aesh Is. Just no" her
%, Every,hing viii b. conducted, SO as not 70 edend
cars polite" and while Eos'-eate hue "i Pef,aas
the entertainment. it will be so oo0sea 'hA' 'ns
IN NOT mako the audience ssck with rsPiesaon.
u.rrx w. Duncan. formerly OF the Dayton
o., Troupe. who was the leading spirit OF that
rro,r.. will be With the BOYS, and thus add TO the
Advancement, aud make it Of the very best and
mos, spicy that has been witnessed At Starr HAL 'c'
sometime.
The Managers OF this Minstrel Troupe are :.
RoowR.os. J. X. Cook. and J. G. Mrssiox, and ~e
.pc,k full Starr rail for their benefit Go and nssi
them.
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a CARD TO INVAlIOS.

y Clergyman, white residing in South America a
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy for
the Cure OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis
eases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought on by banetul and
vicious habits. Great numbers nave been already
cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire %
benefit the afflicted aud unfortunate, will send the
recipe for preparing and using ths medicine IN seal
ed envelope, TO any who needs ii, Free Of Charge
Please nclose postpaid envelope, addressed to
yourself.
JOSEPH 7. IMAM,
STATION ID. BIBLE House.,
Ne,o York CITY.
June 5, 1865. l5-ly-
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A Chicago PickpOcke was 81

A Chicago PickpOcket was suddenly stopped
in an attempt pick the pocket of our young TREND
COMFY BxowS, at Chicago on Wednesday night OF
last week He found him tugging at his pocket when
suddenly turning, he planted bunch OF bones uoer
meath his nasal organ, that sent him SPRAYING ms
length on Mother Earth the fellow thought, no
aoubt thara ton of railroad iron had been violently
thrown against him The scamp resuscitated by
tsv hearty kicks and then handed over to the care
Of the Chicago police, evidently "done Brown! No
.indigus,ieu meeting was held in Chicago, IN con-
sequence.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-12-21

For the HoIidays!-w. H. Lanthurn &C. have
lust received full of everything cslcu-
lated TO smuse and edy the youth and interest the
middle and aged their Book Store, No Sc Main-St,
is the place supply yourselves with Holiday pres
ents Call and examine their large and fine assert
ment of Book, Gamcs, &C, before pu rchasin else
where.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-12-21
Found Dead.-HENRY LINEMoN,

Found Dead.-HENRY LISEMoN, .
German residing in Vest Richmond, wa
found dead, lying in gutter on the Nat
ional Road. between the bridge and gate
on last Tuesday morning. The virdic.
rendered in the case was that he came
his death by falling from the precipice
the place where he was found 1t
generelly supposed that he was in stat
Of intoxication at the time.