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Nltiay night. NJ tATu',imt salaraay ,,m4nihH.
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i.a,c'"y. h1ta. snn'!"F, Irah'''A''' "adn, "''t
Tla scl4atu At Ills tats morning again went Into
Ancr M ra.tasive tes.iun, tho loors were r..
oE.n'1 nj n'tlnck ~ tlln morning.
rue rtate agreed - !t,u lcpntI OF t'lr Golfer.
,!,s lii il euEr,ais Isa Ills list o',S assc. Sy
tho 4tnate. IL mn, ld"s ior m adllIan of two
tun all. EACH 10 tis twenly'.rsrn existing hui.
y, lour q which sial DO colo,rd troops and lour
VY;c,rn teaetySs also tou. 1esimsnts Of casn,y.
~. r. siiissiAS. = on !ie cG,;,ercnse @ Committee
COmn;ittce he Instructed 70 ngret p the Nonse
amendment g.. l',e subject of aounli.s iu Mo.l
nay 'sm' i'' 'ns''pe''ohs were sSsa-sea' 20
lhc senate again went into executive session.
IT, he noots Ms1e =. "l'yivd M A. = .; NJ -
cs ,sns Saea Sa t n&eta 1stna To- o. II I pfo
iocs 1or lcse Nho served thtee year, or en!;Sied
oI ihies sca!s a.S Wcse Isicaarsca t2i aisaos!lty
gSnote g,n aHe eapH;.on o. ta.s tcst, saai ises,sS
thai period or were discharged for disability shall
Feseise @ s.": ,vos linn .o,.on n,,,.. ~ ,-,,,.,,
hour two Senators and ti,s rErsiaent Nrn tsM. ap-
.n IN ,hS1 H. fe5 n, !atSr bscs a ~ ~ NJ
!hs daty oa 'hslioE1ed Wool, anu moved TO take
IL np. cnn
on IT, a H. so,e 1eeu IL ns oows m'uon
In1o0iltt!e, tesselA.yn, Foster, GMlh1is, Harris,
aoaasn ;n1, dMatu, na s"nassn, aMn &c, 3l
Wiley, v Villains ,llams and Milion-2 Ii'1a H.. r,
r,'py .sey41 n. Messis' Shan4lcr, DAYS, EaMnnaa
NJ: IEnm1n'l; n, y, Il, Waa. ;sl and latesEi
he AZ, ol 10 aisi1ao9te ;ne aMafsas iof 1ha capture
ot o Tue aasassns OF the la1a rresfdcnt was taken
lnc nlil WAs 4nen passeH as 1mcnten ana sent
, 1866-07-30

~ The Republican party Of Cook County
has been governed by Il Star Chamber about
ns long as Is prudent Of dcsirallc. The timc
has conc to choke OF some Of The hereditary
omccholacrs and give their p1aces to the
veterans Of Shiloh, chattanoo.a an,i Gcttys-
burg. Andrew johnson thinks lie Is the
only man who can give pnbl'c Offices to sold
icrs. We believe tllat Tic Re.
publican party can not only uphold
the principles lor which the soldiers fought.
and which Andrew johnson is striving to
nulltly, but also display greater 'naynaulm-
lty and more honesty than he In providing
for The heroes Of thowar. Andrew johnson,
in tho bcstowal Of Offices, gives that which
docs not belong to him. lie came into Ills
own Office by assassination, and he
seeks 10 render himself popular hy larceny.
Tho Offices which hc IL distributing, altcit
natcly to scldlcrs md Corpcrl.cads belong to
The Republican purity, aud should be set
down 10 the credit Of tlsAt PARTY. Without
the Republican party lie would be Il bcggas
instead nrn dispenser Of public patronage.
The Republicans Of Cook County viii sion
, 1866-07-30
Qbita9o Qrib1>,1t.
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
OFFICE. NJ. 81 C1.ARK-ST.

OFFICE. NJ. 81 CLAKK-2T.
There arc three editions Of the TEiArxk Issued ISL
Every morning, for circulation 5y carriers ncwsmcn,
and The ,nalls. cd. The TrI.TErKLT, Mondays, Wei.
ne*daFt and Fsidays. ias. the mails onlE: and The
TExx1r on 1hursAarA for tbe mails aui sale at our
, 1866-07-30
THE WEATHER AND CROPS.

-Four Cases Of euustto1,e hare occurred here. Tho
weather Is intensely lot; thermometer 1te.
, 1866-07-30

Q.-Did' III hs ielI yon that Cory was On watchs
o.-1heI, ron kueu 1t ns vel is hes A.-Tcs.
.hsengh III: Pits hu told nc at one timo thas
Cory was E!sh: wstcIi: M
boy emu up. Up. A.NbSeSnre b. sonsidstsi that
TIT i5 nots as 1et np aud pesaps hs wonld
hcsid nt yon1 door: A.-Not i've znlnutez.
.Gyo eal1 5oa lsS. pMhspcfR w. IN ,as, voies &C.
have oft.n SPOKEN TO him =: the office in low
% Q.-Ihen II WIS in i low tonc, aud no: waIs-
pcss Alt rms a lind whispe:.
Q.-W:s your Coor elo=ea. Ait was no.
V.@what part Of the room we.c 5ou and Hea1y
standing IN: A.-LeaIv wos on Inc eefa At the
eame place. y=as Standing on ,ic rpckfrs-csa
9.-EoT near The doos: A.-Ve.y ncac thu
Q.-Ycu ttonstt It waa Fits voice: A.-Yes.I
hea that cath 10 do ~ and 20. ~,
Al lid not 50 to bed7 sal there till amer i've
o9,oef;, oME,a ror nrd-ess t7r,,n~ ttc p,~bt, a-ya-
1wo:e lie same gown that / had On wh-n Nj.
q..How did 5on End alE. Healy spend thsid
1snce Of the night: Ave sat at The
saS 70 the boy: Al ASKED hiz, ii III. Johnson
Q.-What did be suSs A-Ee answered yes.
.G.-Did you ask him where Ccs1y wns: Al
did.
e.--Wtar did he say. A.-E:saiu he WIS OF OF
which.
Q.-Hcw long af.cr thas was it that EeaIy went
ont Of The dooI. Al do nos know bow many
minutes.
half hous; he Eaittl fu- 3E. johnson to CONS up-
V-Did you 1irg the bell again: A.-Tcs; it
was answered by the game hoy; asked him why
JoIinscu did not conc; h. said be was coalins,
Mr. Ernly thcu got up and H:a!ked ont, snyins At
viii sce you again 1t dinner; VIII 60 iumadta ta.1y
10 he oGce sna EspoIt to Nr. johnson the insult
c.SH hcn be LII your room did he 90 toward the
nnx:h or to the river. A.-FTcm the liver.
p,-He,v long after he lrft tic ioon1 did y1u say
tte shot was frc1. ALONG enough TO closr shc
door cfter Hcaly, uaIk 10 The window anI look
out be hed lime 10 walk TO ic dining room sis1s
before the shooting, tooS place -
.G-DiA you hcar tic report Of pis:ol7 A.
YcE, Cid.
Q.-Dia yon sec any ssnfaics, A-@5Eo; heard
nothirg hui the report Of tho pistol; Healy cam.
back In mcdiately aitcs tho report Ut TIC piSto1;
asked him what lie had locc; ec said, - hvos =
have conc nothing; he loos hold OF N. by The
arm and presented q pistol, aRd ta1 pistol srcut
c.-Did you sec bis pistol: A.-So; doa't.c-
mcmbcg of secluE l.
1t this point, Il bcins af!cs seren O'clock tho
paEl two O'Clock.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08

We authorized to announce EDMUND LAWRENCE
Of Dublin Ind, a candidate for the House of Rep
resentatves of the legislature subject the de-
ci.on Of the Union Nominating Election.
We authorized to announce Maj. BENZ L. MAR
TIN a candidate for the House of Representatives
of the mex. Legislature subject the decision of the
Union Nominating Election.
We authorized TO announce Hon. LEWIS BURE,
of this city candidate for the State Senate sub
ject the decision Of the Union Nominating Election.
We authorized to announce Judge WILLIAM A.
IEELLE Of Csntreville, as candidate for the House
Of Representatives of tho next Legislature subject to
the decision of the April Nomination.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08
Anew REASONS WHY THE
a MERIC AN WATCH
Is THE BEST

1t is made on the best principle while the foreign
watch is generally male principle at all. The
foreign watch mostly made by women AMI bows, by
hand While their labor j. cheap. their work i dear
at any price. >uch watches made witaou, plan,
and sold without guarantee They irregular il
construction, and Irregular in motion They arr
designed only 70 sell. and they buying Is the party
ms. thoroughly soil Those whoAave kept "aneers,
sulaes' and swiss levers IN processes repair for
few ylars MI appreciate the t-ata Of our staten mt
THE Plan OF THE AMERICAN WATCH
Instead % being made 81 several hundred IistIe
pieces screwed together. the body of the American
Watch Is formed Of Of SOLID PLATES, " jar in
terteres with the harmony Of is working. and no
sudden shock can throw it, machinery cut OF gear.
Ia riding asy business pursuit it Is all held toseth-
q a. firmly As single iece Of metal Il Is Just
what all machinery should be-
1t. ACCURATE, II. SIMPLE, 81. STRONG, 4th,
ECONOMICAL.
We not only secure cheaPness by our system, but
quality We DO not pretend that Watch can be
bought for less money than the foreign makebeli=ves,
but that real value it Is sold for one-ait the
price.
Our SOLDIERS WATCH named VIM Eliery Is
what its name indicates Solid Substantial and alwahs
Reable-warrsuted - stand any amount OF Marching,
Riding or any fighting
Our next higher quality Of Watch named p
Bartlett is similar size and genera appearance but
has more levels, and elaborate finish.
Our LADIES WATCE, recently brought out, i
rf M IN great variety Of patterns, many of them
81 rare beauty aud workmanship, Is quite small, but
warranted to keep time
TIE PROOF Of the merits Of our Watch may oe
fauad IN the fact tat now employ over seven
hundred workueu in our factories, and that We ara
SIN unable % supply he constantly increasing de-
mani.
Our tares- arer plate watch Is thinner and lighter
than the others we have described Is hae cLrono-
ser balance i ecately adjusted 70 correct The TaTa
ton caused by change Of temperature These watch
are the fruits OF the Iates. experiments II chrouoetr
a1s are made ~ our best workuen, i separate de-
rartrsut OF our factory. For the fae-t tusskeePng
qualities they challenge comparison wita tie 5es
works Of tie most famous English aai Swiss makers
ROBBINS APPLE3US,
Agents for tie American Wateh ca.
I57 Brozdrav, Ner York.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08
1as New York Times, Friday, JanuaFylstl, 1855
Nr. WehIi-s Matinee.

Mr. wehli's first rsa'tses az WallacSs Theatre on
Wednesday last. hardly attracted the attention which
IT deserved but it included many excellen. people
whose applause IS worth having. and whose spproos-
Il u indeed. : : success n itself
Mr.. wehh played several CT bis ovn compositions
with remarkable briIliAacv, snd won Al universal
amount Of applause from hiS fair listeners HIS ms
ehapica skill, respects extraordinary Ac
cu.touaei for nany years % touch the public with
these zz5-c-a Z. lie iasInuasss them with unf,I-
in- effect. The original pieces naelodius and
taaraaEhiv popular. the fantasies s-e carefully and
srtis5cAl3v coustructei-that Faust being n
every the best We have re; heard Mr.. Nehli
PLAYED very da@lv, as indeei he psyed everything
s-It vii Be sen tia, this accomplished Piasiss.
assisted BY the ~ less accomplished Coasrsl,o Nile
Frida de Gsbslle and the distinguished Ba.so Nr :
c. Campbell, vii De Starr Hall morrow Friday
night Let eT.-v lover Of Music in cur city :, and
hear sweet music dIsccursed-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08
MEETING at CenterviIIe.

The members of the Wayne County
Central Temperance Committee, are
hereby notified that a meeting of SAID
committee, will be held at the Court
House in Centerville, on Saturday, the
10th inst, at one o clock, 2. NJ, for the
purpose of trausacting important bust
ness.
The attendance of every member of
the committee is earnestly requested
II b RUrs, Chairman.
Centerville. March 9th, 1866.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08
CITY Council met last Tuesday ev

City Council met last Tuesday even
ing. The amendment proposed to the or
dinance in reference to the license fees,
was considered in Committee OF the
whole, and refused adoption.
Jerre Hadley was allowed $500, snd
John Yaryan 500, for services as School
Trustee.
4 called meeting was appointed for
next Thursday evening, to consider the
new General Incorporation Law passed
at the extra session of the Legislature.
John Yaryan, being present, made .
few remarks in favor of the Council
taking steps towards the planting of
shade trees along the side walks.
j. J. Roney was elected market mas
ter.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08

Eas, OF fi,TRIBC TIos.

CERTIFIC lEES ziL etcs4 article and its vaas.
= pfzea3 IN SEALED IN ELoPEo, which are vel
Tx-5 0ae d ..4sa E.lv~s -ye-, containing the Ger
irz.c or Orr for gone aEtlce. worth at esst cne
lar Al retail. i oe @eat By mail % any address,
..orls regard ~ ca5c4 On receipt Of Is Cents. The
srehsser s-.H " al Article II draws, and IL
lue, Tsi-.l 8Iav as from Que 70 Five Hundred Dol.
- Ard car thea send One Dollar and receive tas
tcle naus3, CT any otasr on tie hist Of the sa11s
ue ard afr ss11z article, II j. doe. not gIrc
rect desire L 20 De Immediately re-
rued and the salonat PAD rIil d refunded
By tais nose give selections from var9ed STOCK
@us 7o5- If he best make and latsss styiss, All
intrinsic worth. 7ornInsl price, while al hare
auce q securing aFtcies Of re hlghes. yaiSs.
In alscz-s. s czrgs for FORK ardIny tie Certificate,
..z-e. zad dong tas business, the SUE Of Twenty
= Cent. wh5ca mast be sne3osec IN me orter.-
r. Es--sscz-es s - cent for 81 eleven for s..
~ ~ siztF-sFe toE SO one hundred for SIS.
Psreszs SsaLs~z vith - mar depend on havi-S
7-ans 7s-rr7z- zai tls article drawn sfll De irre
ts,v zeHt address, Or Isturn mail orsxprsss.
Eursrs --4g- 9facGaa1 guaranteed IN ali Cases.
W.T. s~sir " - Towu County and state plain
e-f s-7s-zss SFfDES CO.
2ssnIJ = Co1rtisai: street. Ssv fors.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08
APRIL NOMINATING ELECTION.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
SENATOR:
OTHsTEL BEEsoN, isaac hIsLEY,
HARMON j. PAYsE, john IL fofP
REPRESENTATIVES,
r. b. REYNOLDS, Nm W foULKE,
FtIsr Cox joins VI. MAXWELL.
SHERIFF:
Capt. I. W. o. BBaFFETT, JAMES T. SMALLEY,
SrrPHEs JosEs LEWIS G. SAMUELs,
JoHs MCCOY, JAMES q RuTTER,
Jogs G PAGE ISRAEL WooDRUYF,
Cant jos L. MARSH Capt. Jos. NJ. TAYLOR,
Bt,Bop AppISoTox Col joins ;. McGRAw,
JoHS W. FRAzEE, MORRISON BALDRIDGs,
Lieut.. J. $. BALLISGER. Maj. JOHN ,. LYLE.
NATHAN ). WILLIAMS,
TREASURER:
ELAN ]. Brown, Maj. JoHH SIN,
WILLIAM b. HIssHAw.
CLERK OF COURTS:
Capt. w. CHAN. JEFfERIs, THOMAS NEwsr.
Col. w. w. DUDLEY, Moses d. LEEsoN,
COUNTY COMMISSIONER:
JONATHAN BALDwIs, OLIVER I JosEs,
Prosecuting Attorney: HENRY c. Fox.
Coroner COALEY Brown.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08

GgJ S WILSON, has sold his interest
in the Store House and Stock lately be-
longing to WILSON u ELLIOTT to SIMON
T. Powell. of New Castle.
II. c. ELLIOTT. has sold his half Of the
Store House to SIMON L POWELL, taking
in exchange tn other half OF stock and
will hereafter he the the sole presi ding
genius Of that time honorcd Institution
at STATIONS Corner Success to Col.
ELLIOTT. say We.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08
PRICES JUS ,
s. w. Cor. Main and Pearl-Sts.
The .sRichmond Hand LOOM"

Improvements Hand Loom are still tie order OF
the day and netwithstsu ling hal thought our in
senous mech had brou yat this valuable inv ntIOn
to perfection additions have recently been made
thereto that AXE it still more perfect W. examined
n Hand Loom at Ezra Smith ca : e>t' 'i'sament,
in 81 built bv Mr. JAMES Albert soN, of our city who
has added two very important improvements. that
make the Hand Loom approximate nearer the L" "er
l. ON operation, which has been heretofore
sought for but found by former ia7-ators- BY
simply adjusting in the crank, the sasi can
be opened and changed in NJ t. any desired
point snd the she'd kent open until tue reed performs
It's office of driving the thread t. place cl TIL
The cam that works the ''treites l.. We t3nS. a
decided success-works like charm ami Is nara sab
s,utial, and liable get out OF order ar aTeih,
as those we have noticed other Haat looms
These are the points Of Mr. As Invention, for which
ha has applied for patent and have no doubt h
will get IT, This Loom must be seem in operation t"
be properly appreciated. Il runs h-h. that "li
can Operate it. aud 1t viii weave rl3ay yarts per
iav As the fastest Hand Loom ever W invented las
done and quite well. il not better never 'a1In2
make Just the kind of Cloth you desire and sh1t OF
superior quality.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08
COLONEL I. p. GRAY
Candidate for Congress,

Will address his fellow citizens of this
city and vicinity, at
Starr Hall on Monday night March 18th.
Come out and hear the Colonel, and then
decide whether he is the RIGHT man to
put in the place of the present incum
bent.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08
Congressional Canvass:
in Wayne County

Col. /. r. GRAY, candidate for the nomination of
Congressman the 5:h District, will address his fell
low citizens of Wayne County, At the following places
and times;
Washington Friday, March %, at O'Clock, ?. NJ.
Economy. Friday evening, March %, at o'clock
Williamsburg. Saturday, March Gath, at o'clock
Newport, Saturday evening, March Gath, at o'clk
Marlborough, Monday March Goth, at O'Clock
Bethel Monday evening, March 26th at o clock
Milton, Tuesday evening, March 9th, at O'CLOCK
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08
A CARD TO INvaIiDS.

4 Clergyman, while residing il South America as
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy for
the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decar, Dis
eases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs. and the
whole train OF disorders brought; OF b baasfuI and
vicious habits Great numbers have been already
cured By this noble reneiv. Prompted BY desire 10
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate viii send tie
recipe for preparing and using this ed::ae II seal
ed envelope, any who neeis It, - o. Csa-ge.
Please inclose postpaid envelope, addressed 20
Yourself.
JOSEPH T. TSMAS
STATIos D. B;ELz FoCs&
" Fo~t o,ts.
June fezS ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08

egThe Shuey bill will be discussed
at Smiths School House on next Satur-
day evening. Also, at Sycamore Valley
on Tuesday evening.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08

20 \ discussion on suffrage came off
AZ Ratlif~s {Sevastopol) School House,
on last Saturday evening Speeches
were made by Messrs. FoulAe, Baxter,
Shinu. Ratlitf and others.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08

- Notice Is given 70 persons who hsre subscribed
SI.oa OF more - the Soldiers an3 >eamen's Home
fund tbs; they get their CERTIFICATES by calling on
;. K. Nisslas, W. ". Vain 81.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs


u.,-,>. ntprrr ,>rt1-F~eF tn TIE PARTS GIVE.
,,.. -. ,,-,rr
OF hi"h'i' i'i' i'''' O. = ~
tive and Throat Diseases
,.rt,rs. ,p, ,,zvn WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS
SINDEk9 AND BLU 9ih-AN MEMS
i,l fs T5 FIJI in clearing the voice. when ia
l,, hoe,ra SINGING ar ~prakin.- and relieving the
t., a. .,,,.,,,r x,r,,.,, - rive vocal ,-,-,rs
,-., a. pI.
IN -
o''"s' I'' "",e "'1
"rou@Nott '"e county De''s an '''>'' " q
n'7F''' anu having f"9's" '.'e'' - VS. "
Hi'n' years eaeN sA' "",'S zen IA III"
IN 'aFions parts o. 'Ae ""iid' ana Tue lr'4 are UNI
'erSa"y prone uuIe" 'e,'e' ,A@N ''iei d '''-'
oDFAIN only 'Dk""A Al iN''iE9' ana
DC No' ''Ne any % 'e y ''-' '''' ma
be offered.
Sold every~ here IN tic United States ami IN Foreign
Countries, at 80 cents per box omIS'"o
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICES
WHISPERS. WHISPERS

Do you Whisksrs OF Moust4ctses Our Gre
clan Compound viii force them to grow the smooth
est face chin. or hair bail heads II SIX Weeks.
Price. ; 90. Sent by mail anywhere closely sealed,
receipt Of price
address. WARNER i co, Box Is8, Brooklyn,
" I. sly
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08

E- The first of the series of Com
plimentary Concerts given to the Cornet
Band, came of last evening ana was
decided success The second concert
takes place this evening and the last on
Saturday evening.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08
MRS. ROSENSTIEL,
North Frouf.st.. West SIDE.

n E~PECTFCLLY informs tie LADIES r R5c1-
"a E.oa3 .hat .ae p-s7o-ei = & 81 siHis q sew
y at short 11;lce. SO 80 prepared - e rsse
parts an ~ez.s aszti- and 3. 81 and reas9na1s
PRICES So sotic7r~ ps g-1-zEr
Ft~t---5 De-. < as
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08

~-A large Temperance meeting was
held at Starr Hall on Sunday evening,
and was addressed by the Rev. j. Nj.
PEBBLES. WIN. Baxter. and others
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TEyitE Magnetic DactTvSs Mss Tennessee, who was
y once called the Wonder "a. th.I, has FatGrned l.
tie city and established IHi-lHtr v FItta st. n
~ uear Noua wheFe she may .a consulted CA al
matters pertaining u hfs -. ae@itA. She vail EiEe
Information % lost stolen property Eieufy l- the
person pers concerned. Wit 50 maea eertaatv
scarcely To lie doubt OF their guilt and when
Zee utred viii 20 into Eueonsc1ous state and travel
to every part o. the world, and hunt up absent per
sons, whether dad alive and through her tell the
nquirng friends their situation ana whereabouts SIC
viii guarantee To make permanent cures IN all cases
she undertakes Cancers extracted, root and branch
without Instruments or pain or drop OF blood III
from tour twenty -touI hours. Paratvked persons
made walk from three nine DAYS, and all other
diseases treated with tire success, such liver
oInpaiut. sumption hts heart disease sight aud
hearing restored AMI al diseases that fesa Is heir
All letter. promptly answered.. au3 MEDICINE los
express when req a5reI. Box. liza C.neinnau T.
Through her extensive practice iatcv. she has also
secured tsa services OF MAiau.- Baker AMI DR.. G. Il.
uodLul 10 : sist her.
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Be Patient Friends and FELLOW citizens,

Nv Nav 0sice Rooms viii be ready for YOU by tie
18th OF shs month. Et1-over Phil Dickissoas Jaw
eveJrv Store, opposite Huntington House
March I, 1900. \. y. NEWTON, Surgeon Dentist
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gs-.W estern Reformer' is the name
OF 4 paper TO be started in this city.
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Wait a Little Longer, Friends

III have nv New Rooms ready By the 18th Of this
month, Es-over Phil. Dicknsons JeweIry Store. op-
posite Huntington House" 4. y. NEWTON,
March l. 1896. Surgeon Dentist
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~- A sale of personal property, be-
longing to the estate of 5. +. Iredeli
dec takes place on the l5th inst, at 10
0 clock A. NJ.
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Miss Annie 5. Dickinson will lecture
in this city on the 29th inst.
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Just for "Phun,"


hsar George Ross sing the best comic songs OF tie
dsy.
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r,REaG or Tartar ard Baking Sd
Exr. 3uzllty.t PLCaiLa kELLYb.
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A Barsain!

A Bargain.
l will sell nv BOOK and NOTION STORE
at a BARGAIN. Satisfactory reasons given fer sell
Ing. Enquire of +. VI. NEWTON.
At the Book Store, near the Depot, J
March l, 1855. Fit WAYNE Avenue.
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The Best

Musical Talent of the City. engaged for the
Concerts, March and 10.
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Beautiful Presen S,

Distributed every evening at the Coocerts a. Starr
Hail. March and 10.
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FRED. DOUGLASS,

Addressed large audience at Starr
Hall, on last Thursday evening The
following is a synopsis of his remarks
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-08

Should Auld Acquaintance
BE FORGOT,', No! Then - = the Concerts
given for the benefit of 'sOJR BAND