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Theystimul ate the oops of the body into vigorous
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and dersnges its natural functions These If rot re-
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and see how directly they restore the OF
tho syst and with It the bouyant feelrg Of Eeath
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seated and dangerous dstempers. The same PnTgatIe
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de-angcmen's othe natural functions Of the body they
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ders they cure, sne Headache, Foul Stomach DyE-
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D. S. CAM FIELDS
AGENCY.
OFFICE At THE STEAM MILL. .gzz

Represents the tolloocing 1st Class Cash Com
paHies:
Capital Surplus
Underwriters Agency of New
York, Fire and Marine, S3,Oo0,OOO
Security, of New York, Fire. 1,6GG, 900
LOrIlIard, of New York, Fire, 1,312,9 900
Manhattan, of New York, Fire Il
Marine, sOJ,OOO
Ariic, of n. York, Fire Il Marine, $4,000
Corn Exchange, of New York, Fire
aud Aarine, 47J,OOO
Cleveland Insurance Co., of Gle
velnnd, 5eO,oOO
Travellers, of Hartford, Accident
al Insurance Co, 5S7, ,OOO
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.,
of Hartford, 1900, 900
The above Companies are all reliable and prompt in
paying losses the experience of the last year shows
for every loss settled at ths Agency within Eve ays
after the res occurred tits the cheapest
surancs that is the best Good security policies
ly vorded, and good knowledge Of the premises in
sured fer the benefit of all parties interest
ed Entrrst your business to Home Agents who have
experience In underwriting and beware Of travelling
tgents who along find ont what insurance you paw
more than it pays.
When you want Insurance ali right, call on CAMFTEID
who will fix you out Policy time for Life Fire
Marine, or Accidents from, day to years.
Fremont. O., Nov. "a. 1865--47Yl.
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INSURANCE.
Home Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.

18th Semi-A'n.lDi Statement, shooting the Con-
dition IF the Company on The lSt day
Of .J'tlH 1866
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Cash Capital, s2,OOO,OOo,00
Assets, 3,696, ,922 90
Liabilities, I3O, 1856, ,I3
very large per cent OF the assets Of thu Company
consist in Bonds and Mortgages and United States
Stocks
This Company by is efficient officers and al home,
and its agents ab.osd, has built up organization
0nd to none in the United States for PERaASENCY ard
RELIABILITY.
Al persons seeking Insurance should remember the
Home Of New York.
CHARLES J. MARTIN, Prssidsnt
4 p HILNARTH, Vice President
JOBN ICEiEg Secretary
l. II. WAsHBURN, Asst Sec'y.
Il. W. II MCCLELLAN, Agent.
Fremont, Aug TO- 1865.
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The Best and Cheapest Horse and Cattle
Medicine In the WOrldi
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PATENT MEDICINES.
Ayers pills.

Are goa sick, feeble and eowplaisiSe:
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MANUFACTURING.

flNAkES Dleas0re in neng that be enlarged
| and imuroYed his Furniture Mandatory and Wars
| House Rooms, situated on the corner Of
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Frona and Garrison streets,

Directly oppos.s T. CRpps Store, where be is prepared
to supply ali in yant Of Furniture with good Arti
ele and as CHEAP as any other estsblishmeDtin San
dus;y county Nis stock consists of
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H3-A 6fty cent package Of 6iodn's CondtslOa
Powder put Into q barrel Of swllk better tam tive
bushels Of corn to fitten hog and b esrtaa pre-
vsntivs Of Hog ChoIsrs Blind Staggers, and oiheT
diseases common among hogs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-29
Captain Phil. Virgins,

Among the many candidates for the Office of Sheriff
of Wayne county, notice the of Captain
PHIL. WIGGIss, who, for three years, a Commits
sarv 10 the grand old Army of the Cumberland. -
We happen to know that /" Phi. Z" was regarded by
the Hoosiers IN the army, "institution. Ho
was deservedy of the popular and indefatigabie
officers in the service, and richly merted the promo
ton for which he recommended by Generals An
Mos and GKosE, Governor AoKroS and others. Here
is General AANoS's letter to Governor MORTON
HEADoU ARFaRs L. 5. FORCES
CONVICTION ny, December Alb, 1862.
Hs Ercettncy o. p. Norton, G1ooeraor of hsdsana :
SIR-First Lieutenant +. z. WIGGINs. of the Seth
Regiment indiana Volunteer Infantry. A. A. c. ).
and A. A. q a. Of the 10th Brigade ARMY of the Ohio
during the time I had the honor to command that
Brigade.
II IS but act Of Justice to First Lieutenant PHTL
r. IGGrss. say that be of the active
efficient and accurate officers in that department. that
came under nv observations always ready, prompt
accommodating and ohedient
most earnestly recommend him for promotion to
the position of A. O. NJ. A. &. - with the rank of
Captain, being satisfied that deserves the promo
ton, and that the public service will he benefited by IT,
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
j. AhMoN.
Brigadier General Volunteers.
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Not So.


report being circulated that / have
withdrawn my name as a candidate for
Sheriff, compels me again to announce
that / am still on the track asking of the
Union voters of Wayne County, what
have never asked for before-an Office of
any kind. Although a citizen of the
county, for now nearly nineteen years.
Nor would / now ask for any favors, did
| not feel fully COMPETENT for the office.
And being over fifty years-advanced on
my journey to that forever abiding place
for which / am destined--do not feel
able to continue long in my present bus
mess. Trusting this may correct, and
set aside any report that may be raised
for nv defeat, and animate my friends
with the fact that l shall continue to ask
until answered by the ballot at the nom
mating Election. Promising. if elected,
to faithfully discharge, according to nv
ability, the duties connected with the Of
flee. Yours Respectfully.
j. c. RUTTER.
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To the Union Voters of Wayne County.

- Having learned thai certain parties circulating
false reports concerning my circumstances in life, for
the purpose OF defeating IL possible my nomination
the coming election, take this method Of correcting
any wrong impression that may have been conveyed
by such reports.
First it is reported that my wife inherited large
estate from her parents. will coreect this by calling
attention to the last will of my wisss father the late
Rev Geo. Fiske of this city, by which all his proper
ty. after derayng necessary expenses, is bequsathed
TO the Protestant Episcopal Church. Neither my
wife nor myself receive, do expect to receive
single dollar from that estate For the truth of this
statement refer to Harmon b. Payne Esq, the Ex-
ecutor Of the will.
Second, It Is said that am drawing pay Colo
mel In the army. This is true. l rever held
coonel's position, but at time Lieut. Colonel
of the 10Th Ind. Vols. Last Summer 1 received an
appointment Captain in the Veteran Reserve
Corps, which all know is was, Volunteer organi
zaton for disabled officers and soldiers. Twas order
ed home last December, to be mustered out my
services longer required" Congress, how
ever, did not think it just that many disabled sol
disrs should be thrown upon the country without any
support, and ordered that those officers ordered
home should not be Immediately mustered out unit
Congress should pass the Army bill that they might
seek other employment This bill has passed the
Senate, on the 18th instant, and will become a
law and by reference the Cincinnati GAZETTE of
Thursday, 18th, it will be that the clause ncor
porstng the Vet. Reserve Corps is stricken out The
Vet. Reserve Corps and position in it, is thus at
q end. !, like many others, have been compliment
cd with Brevct Lieut.. Colonel, which all know brings
pay, and is merely honorary title.
Were as well, or indeed halt as well circumstancsd
report would have me, nothing could tempt me to
odsr myself for Office, and it only my necessity
for some such position, that induced me to become a
candidate for the Clerks office.
To my friends who know me best, this explanation
is necessary, but it made that those who do
know may not be misled by such electioneering
schemes the above, and felt also, that 81
lent, some might construe my silence evidence
of inability to refute them.
To all those who choose to give their support,
pledge honest aud faithful the duties
the Office. Very Respectfully.
q Ass. - VIZ. w. DUDLEY.
Richmond March q, 1856.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-29

EE- The trite saying. of " Run it into
the ground. was never more aptly IL
Illustrated than the elimination of the
Wood Hull Temperance efforts, at Cen
tcrville on Saturday last The great
Convention" met in the grand jury
room in the Court House, to the number
of ten--some say twelve--organized by
the appointment of Wood as foreman,
and Hull rs bailitf. and the :. Grand Jury
OF Temperance, thus organized, actu-
ally had the impudence to nominate a
ticket and call it a temperance ticket "
par erceiieace' Like every thing that
either Wood or Hull tries to manipulate
their etfo,ts have completely izzled. and
they've ''run II into tie ground The
substantial temperance men--who are SC
from principle-will not follow the lead
ership of one who stands convicted o,
having violated the present Indians
Temperance Law, by selling whisky &c
minors. for the sake of = paltry fre cen
pis1 & They are made of sterner stur
Than that
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AIIcock's Porous Piasters.-A Druggist said
ne other iay, you have need TO advertise your
Porous Pasters, for every sold certainly
dozen TO be sold, and dozen sells gross, and on.
You VIII not be able to supply the demand soon. But
supply thousand yards a day.
AFFECTION OF THE SPINE CURED
HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 18th 1851
Messrs- THos. ALLcocK L Co.-Please send, with
dispatch, twelve dozen Alcock's Porous Plasters.
Our daily experience confirms their very superior
ceilenee. At this moment of writing applies
for one, who, By ENHANCEMENT In the shaft of ma
chnery, bad both his legs broken spine severely in
Iured and was for nearly year entirely helpless
This man found relief very BY the application of
plaster 10 his spine. He enabled to work,
and now he lsbors well ever He would cheer
fully pay IS for single Plaster Il they could not be
had q. lower rate. am surprised that surgeons do
not make of these perforated plas.ers to the
cGsion of all others their fs1ib'ity and adhesive
greatly IN advance Of all other pasters with
which acquainted while the perforstion. pecu-
liar them rendered them greatly superior to all
Others for ordinary surgical Knowing the plAs-
ters TO De useful have no scruples that M senti
uents should be known.
J. W. JOHNSON, NJ D.
Principal Agency, Brzadreth House, New York
Sold by all Dealers in 4edicinse-
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The Literary Soiree held its first
meeting at Starr Hall, on Saturday even
ing. Owing to the unfavorableness of
the weather, the attendance was small.
On motion, Major Kinley was called to
the chair, and briefly stated the objects
of the organization.
The name of the organization was dis
cusseI, and on motion, changed to Lit
erary Lyceum.'
Several persons present requested
their names enrolled as members
Adjourned to meet at the same place,
on next Saturday evening.
The following article, setting forth the
objects of the Lyceum, has been signed
by many of our citizens:
The LITERARY LYCEUM is an organiza
ton for moral, social and intellectual i'm
provement Its officers shall consist of
u President, q Secretary and a Treasur
er. Its meeting shall be governed by
its own BY laws. The following order
of exercises, until modified by the soci-
ETY., shall be observ ed lst. Music by
choir. congregation may participate. j
ID, Exercises Intellectual Sd, Social re
union; 4th, Music; 9Th, Adjournment.
This order of exercises may be tempo
rarily suspended
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AFEM REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCH
II THE BEST

II IS made tiie bes; principle wiue the fsscig n
watch 10 generally mhiz OH II" pfiucipie at all The
foreign watch Is mostly mad. by women and boys, BY
hand. While their labor i, cheap, their work is dear
at any price. such watches made without pia n,
and sold without guarantee. They irregular in
construction, AMI iFfs n1r IN motion. They are
designed only sell. aud they buying is the party
most thoroughly sotf Fho-e who have kept ~ans-rs
sepines and S~iss iegers, in protested repair for
few years III appreciate the trata OF statement.
THE PLAN or THE AMERICAN WATCH
Instead OF being na,se os several hundred I,tl.
pieces, screwed together, tue body of the American
Watch is formed Il Of SOLID PLATES. No jar in
terferes with tie harmony lis working and no
sudden stsoel lar"s ~ machinery on, Of gear.
In riding business pursuit. it il all held soseth
firmly single / iece Of metal. II is just
what all machinery should be-
LIST. ACCURATE Il. SIMPLE, sd. STRONG, 4ts,,
ECONOMICAL
We not only caeapneas by our SYSTEM but
quality. W. 80 preieod tia. our " atci can be
bought faf less money than the foreign make believes
but that far is real s4oe Il sold for sno-haif the
price.
OCR SOLDIERS WATCH nara-J wm. Eliery is
what its indicates sol stantiai and alwah.
Reliable warranted - stand any mount Of Marching
Riding any agthifs.
Our next higher quality Of Eatel, named r. )
Bartlett Is similar 10 size and general appearance bas
has more jewels, and more elaborate finish.
OUR LADIES Watch, recently brought out, i
pnt up in great VARIETY Of patterns many of tles =.
Of rare beauty and workmanship, Is quite small, bu,
warranted 10 keep tIls8o-
THE PROOF OF ths n1srits 4 Watch NAV De
found in the fact tiat Uoes saapiav over seser,
hundred workElen IN facsari1s and that We are
still unable to supply the eonrtandv increasing DE-
mand.
Our three quarter plate sate l. tLa-es and lighter
than the others re have 1eserbE Its fine efsronoIn
eter balance Is eiiezter aoste to correct the varia
ton caused by chang Of e.Eparature These watch
the fruits Of tbs les. experiments in chronousetrv
and made by best workman, in a separate de-
partmens Of car facsorT. For the fines. tms-keeping
qualities they challenge eoaPayisoa With the bes
works Of the nsossfaraeas Eackst and Swiw makers
ROBINS APPLETON,
AezeGsz Tor the American Watch Co.
Isl Broadway, Nov Yosk
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Election Of Directors.

At the election here on last Thursday
the following gentlemen were elected
Directors for the ensuing year, for the
Cincinnati and Fort Wayne Railroad
Company:
Judge Silas Colerove. General A
Stone, Arthur Mckew, j. F. Hunt, VIM.
S. Reed. j. W. Grubbs, J r. Menden-
hail. Levi James, Isaac Underwood, w.
Deem. and Plinny Hoagland.
We think this will be good working
Board. and must give confidence of the
early completion of the road Ran
dolph Journal.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-29

At a meeting of number of young
men, held in the Morrison Library
Building, on Thursday evening, the IN
dersigned were appointed a committee To
present an address upon the subject 0,
organizing a Literary Association.
We desire, therefore, to solicit you.
cooperation in a project which We are
fully convinced will result in lasting
benefit to the individuals connected with
it, and to the community.
Believing that there is much real en-
joymert as well as improvement. to be
derived from intellectual association. and
as experience points conclusively to
united effort as most effective means Of
securing these benefits, it is proposed to
form an Association, with the design O.,
holding meetings, at which the exercises
are to be the reading of essays; decla-
nations and rehearsals discussions
lectures, and all the usual exercises OF
similar associations.
The want of some such institution in
this place is apparent to all, and it is de
sired that this deficiency ne removed
The call is now made to effect move
ment in that direction.
Not least among the objects of the as
ISOLATION to which you are requested to
unite yourselves, is the opening and
maintenance of Reading Room. Such
an institution, as also the association, is
much needed in our city, and we do not
deem it necessary to enter into any ex-
tended review of the advantages of
either the Reading Room or the Associa-
ton.
Papers have been put in circulation
for the purpose of receiving the sigma
lures of those who will join in this under
taking. We feel confident that those
who enter this organization will have no
cause to regret so doing. 1t would be
we'll for every young man in this com
munity to join the association. and
sist in making it an honor to our city,
and source Of profitable entertainment
to ourselves.
j. c McPHERsoN, W +. CHAMBERS,
OLIVER WHITE john w. MORGAN
MARK MITCHELL. THos. K. JEssUP,
Committee.
A second meeting was held on last
Monday evening, at which a committee
was appointed to draft Constitution.
The next meeting will be held in the
MORRISON Library Building, on Wednes-
day, April 4th. AS the committee will
report, it is important that there be a
large attendance All are invited
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Small Pox has made its appearance il

Small Pox has made its appearance IN
this place The Board of Health pub
lish the following regula ton
ANY physician cognizant OF a case OF
small pox or varioloid, or any person
having control in any house where \ case
of either of the aforesaid diseases occur.
shall at once report the name of the per
son so diseased, and the particular prem
Uses where he or they are, at the time, to
the President or some member of the
Board of Health, and such physician, or
person having control, failing to make
such report shall. upon conviction there
of, be tlneU in any sum not less than 50
or more than SO, for each days failure
to make such report, while the danger OF
contaeion or infection continues.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-29

Fires.-On Saturday night. at about
IL o'clock a small frame house. situated
on the Hillboro' turnpike and half annie
north of the railroad. was discovered TO
be on fire, The engines were unable to
obtain access to water, and the building
was entirely destroyed. Ii was evident
ly the work of an incendiary, as the
house was unoccupied.
A chimney on South Pearl Street was
burned out, on Wednesday evening.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-29

Between six and eight o. clock on the
evening of the l4th, the county treasury
at Anderson. was robbed of about forty
two hundred dollars The money was
in drawer in the table The thief made
his entrance through the east windows
while Mr.. Noland, the treasurer, was at
supper. No clue has vet been obtained
of the perpetrator of the daring deeoi.
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Brigadier General Voluntee


Lr- Gen Townsend, the Assistant
Adiutant General of the L. S, saws that
oress who, during the war, ever came
about his office bounding and attempting
to injure an officer of the army, then in
the field.
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A CARD TO INVAliOS.

Clergyman. whi-s residing in South America
mis- sonary, discovered a safe ami simple remedy for
the Care .: Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis
eases OF the Urinary aad Seminal Organs. and the
whole train of disorders brought by banefu and
vicious habits. Gieat numbers lave been already
cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
benefit the afflicted aud unfortunate, will send the
recipe for preparing and using this medisos, seal
ed envelope to any who needs it, Free Of Charge
Please inclose post paid envelope, addressed to
yourself.
address
JOSEPH 7. INMAN,
STATION d. BrBLE HoUsA
INep York CITY.
June s, 1865. 15-1y.
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APRIL NOMINATING ELECTION.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
SENATOR:
JoBs H. PoPp, ISAAC kIsLEY,
LEWIS BUKK.
REPRESENTATIVES,:
T. b. REYSoLps WIN. w. FoULKE.
FIIHu Cox JoHS VI. MAXWELL
BENJAMIN L. MARTIN, WILLIAM A. PEELLE,
EpMuNp LAWRENCE.
HN@H w@tf N#f SHERIFF:
SrKrHgs JosEs 5is JAMES T. SMALLEY,
ions Mccoy LEWIS c. SAsuELs,
ions c. PACE JAMES c. RUTTER,
Cant JOS l.. MARSH, EATHANS. WILLIAMS,
BIsHorA DDTNGToS, Col JOHN ,. McGRAw,
join W. FRAzEE, MORRISON BALDRIpGE,
j Lieut.. j. ). BALLINGER, DAVID HALE.
sa6a TREASU RER sA
ELAN J. BBowx, Maj. Jons SIN,
WILLIAM Il. HISsBAw.
sF CLERK OF C0URTS:
a Can't. w. CHAN. JEFrERIs, THOMAS NEWLY,
/, Col. w. W. Dudley, Moses ID. LEEsos,
COUNTY COMMISSIONER:
JoNArHAN BALDWIN, OLIVER T. JONES,
Prosecuting Attorney: HENRY 9. Fox.
Coroser: CoMLEY BnowS. FABrus FLEMING.
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< The FrieudsS Sabbath School
Meeting was held at the Marion Street
Meeting House, on Wednesday and
Thursday, last week
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-29

EF- The City Council had the new
charter law under consideration at their
adjourned session on Thursday evening.
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This Institute is in a hourishing condition. It's
President, J. NJ. CoYSER, and Associate Principal,
Rev. j. w. LOWRY, aided by corps of excellent
Teachers in every Department, sufficient guaran
ties that the management Of the College is in conpe
tent hands. 1t is fast gaining the confidence of the
public, and pupils are constantly being added. We are
grated at this because have long desired to have
that College at County Seat placed in situation
that could poin, to it with pride, and commend it
worthy OF liberal patronage, we now conf
IDENTITY do. For terms, &c, see circular in to-day's
PALLADIUM.
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The Board of Health. has placed letterho
at Plummer keliy's Drug store, for the convent
of citizens who may wish to call the attention of
the Board TO subjects within their province All
plants give the character OF the nuisance
planned Of the exact locality where il be found
and be signed with the of the party making
complaint