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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-07-19
Refreshing.


The Richmond Times grows funny over
the war prospects in Europe, and the good
times editors are likely to have in chroni.
cling the events of the struggle. We refer
our readers to the article itself, as q refresh
ing little squib for these swelteripg days:
Whatever doubt may exist as to the
utility of wars in other respects, there can
be no question of their value to journals
and journalists. A good, protracted, we'll
contested campaign excites the liveliest
emotions of gratitude in all the newspapers,
and coming, as the European war does, in
dull "dogs days." we regard it as God
send. 1t furnishes items of more interest
than cholera; it delighteth us more than
rinderpest; it charms with variety great
er than trichine; it is less provoking to
our temper than the proceedings of Con-
gress. We can enjoy this war all the more,
because we have DO friends in it, and shall
have to record no lists of Confederate
killed, wounded and missing. At dis.
tance of three thousand miles, We can con-
template the conflict with the happy assur.
ance that our spoons are now safe, and that
the spawned U S. and c. S. horses, which
We have managed to obtain, will still remain
in our possession. Feniauism having proved
q fzzle, the Monroe Doctrine delusion
and sham, Thad. Stevens having got we'll,
and B. F. Butler being in retirement, we
do not know what We should have done if
this European war had not come to our
assistance. We should, unquestionably,
been at our wits end. Now, we have
enough to keep US going until the Legls'
lature meets. When that body is in ses-
sion we never lack for material; it is fur
nished to Us 10 any quantity and character,
and ranges from the sublime to the ridic.
ulous. .........
Not only is this European war peculiarly
refreshing to US, because we have been
disappointed in the Fenians, but, also,
because Congress is becoming an insuffera-
bic bore, being affected by hot weather and
Radicalism very much after the manner of
moccasin snakes, little later in the season,
when blind from excess of venom, they
strike alike at friend and foe, gentle winds
and rustling leaves.
We expect to make the most out of the
belligerents across the Atlantic, therefore
we say success to them. They are blessed
in not having the eternal negro involved in
their controversy, and, happily for their
fame, they have no Ben Butler. -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-07-19
COLUMBIA. &C. 10th JULY. 1885.
Waternelons.


The melons of this season are unusually
small We had considerable display of
them as to numbers on the Fourth; but We
have yet to see a fne and slargsssized
melon. 49, ., T.. III sA3ser{ T.,
Small Pox. sss.ss., ~ "a. ...s....--
A short time ago. ~, got down 70 one
single case in the city hospital; but now
the number has run up to fifteen. There
are generally as many cases outof theshos.
pital-sporadic cases-as there are ID 1t.
So, safe estimate of cases Of small pox
now in Columbia would bsstwenty Eve Or
thirty. .:.i,.s:5stts,S, .aa sassiossi
Honor to the Dead. -, - ''.-- 49,.
There iss United States oficstil colun.
bia, sent here to investigate ths; matter of
some Confederate flags, fnmorsd 10 have
been displayed By the ladies, stthsir Memo
rial celebration on tie third Of July: @
We know the fact that such sn: ofioer is
here. ., 80 u. -.
We have, not seen him personally sus If
he 10 0onflop,on mo hovo M Hnuk& Ahok
Ell - - 4 si;s,S
:. ! .is. s;.;.Iis f.Is.s
pf r. fool t,rann. - Frszo 60
W. are s;Sk IL tb;,si Kind .of = .b;nnsss- ;nss
~, ,naussatea vitb tbe josthso;mn,a and Sesn;,,a.
bis sn;r;. ,bat a,.n,ates, our ssoaantFv's q.
n,a.oa,o d.. ~, ,,,o ,,,a , ~ (,
psoo:,I' ts:,, ' q. Il ~. -.
we We save oursslvs, s from our ovn oortsmnt.
:s ~ J. ;s 20 q ,s...ss.tIE E.
II ws % oo' 'p'e apoo 'e'n 1esp1Ssos ~
'''' ieais3 s7stads KY sara aGa
The War in Europe. I'd. Higsa
The war gets interestingzoa 4:ig saad.
They are butchering each other in tho
happiest manner. Rs; F5siIi-3- az sao
Vienna telegramss report that Pfussisn
and Italian armies have bean satiso pieces;
while Berlin telsgrans aver ,,,l shat sAust,'a1
armies l"aWtuiiy afra3easI ate sepn'Seo
with slaughter. 9a: I. s,!1sqqE
uyvOuy Tr.-," ..su ~ - sa..a -
w w sV1 -
us ~
Bismark is the Seward Of Pussia,s Touse
a;.laJ I a;n,om.sn :. ;o1nr...sd ~, II 'ons
~p.s ;n p.r;sN R;;.,, 1,o,,.,. - R;.m.,t.
Wv 49, -. :. = - s..
We have an equivalent for this .Hord'in
- y.,a...,;.:.. -
Bismarl, and Seward have both psased
into the great laneuapes of the world. They
.ro ;mmortal .5' = lse,s',s't Icy
The W., ooes b,.velv so on TIE EIbs IN and
Minoio are runnine with bloc blood. 2 - az ss9 si
Thew doubtless have blood 10 snare pan, else
thew would not have s sent Il over 90 Iiberailya
few wear wears AGO to crush cru the South. ..a' H-'
Thew have blood to- ,'Ira snare Why then
sbonld We beerudee the yultufes of Lom.
bardv7 and the wolves t, of Bobsmia 4 liberal
sunnly ? ~ ,spo' .'S1aAs ~ -"
We ara :, NO oerrove,.r rts1r, nrI orssff but lat
the. present. RESI- ut dlstanceI We mY-Eye la
ouerre ! = '''''. ,s.'."''-1 -. o'9e ,...s az
- - !. - ,,s,,S's' :, s''S a''S'
Inc onlversl's oi0o. y. = 80
0ou'.uo ou. oA''eo'o 80 A.
Peo.1s ~ w q. -.
I ,"J ,hs R.s,;s.m.n,s, g, a d,,;s.;oS into
,hs M .sas,., dansrtus..s :, e.obools,-~:W We
now continue with other matssnof interest
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-07-19
Yorkyille Female Seminary.

We are requested by the Rev. J MONROE
ANDERSON, to state that the next session of
this Institution will commence on the
SECOND Monday in August, instead Of the
first, as previously advertised. ID,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-07-19
CASH |!

CASH
We wish it distinctly understood that
our terms for subscription, advertising and
lob work are cash.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-07-19
To Correspondents.
Small Pox Rum0rs.

An unfortunate rumor prevails to the
effect that there are several cases of small
pox in this town. We take great pleasure
in assuring our friends from elsewhere, that
there is not q case of the disease at this
place. ~ 81 4.a -,--& !
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-07-19

s@- The papers say that Thad' Stevens
has volunteered to defend Jefferson Davis,
at his trial in October next. 1
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-07-19
MERE-MENTION.

1t is reported that Gen. Beauregard has
joined the Italian army ..."..... Reliable
writers estimate that not less thant forty
thousand soldiers are buried at Corinth,
within, radius of twenty miles. .'''...''".'.":.A
Freedman's School has been opened In
Winnsboro, s. G., at which about forty pu.
pills attend regularly. ...."Robt. Toombs, of
Georgia, is in London. .'......"A bill has
been introduced in Congress making it an
offence punishable by fine and imprisonment
to have Confederate bonds or notes in ones
possession .........A red squirrel with a
white tail was recently killed in New Hamp.
shire. ........:A theatre agent in Portland
having very politely sent package Of tick
cts to the Office Of Zion's Advocate, the
editor reciprocated the attention by sending
the whole troupe standing invitation to
the Baptist prayer meeting. 1.-THE rag
business iu New York amounts to $50, ,OOO,.
900 per annum. ..........General Mcclellan
Is the only military officer of any foreign
nation allowed at the Austrian headquar.
ters.. ....'..".The mercury rose to l2O in
Atlanta, Georgia, last week. Sunstroke and
mad.dogs were prevalent. Sunday last
is said to have been the hottest day ever
experienced in Richmond. .........There are
$500 Chinese in California. ....'....Out Of
100000, 900 passengers on British railways
during the year 1865, only fifteen were kill.
ed By accidents. ..........Immigration sta.
tistics show that during month of June 81
vessels brought to New York 3S,75O emf.
grants. .... ....... ....,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-07-19
LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
w. N. Dlckey, ,Princpa-Mecklenburg High School.
National Publishing Company-Agens wanted for the Life
and Campaigns Of General (StonewalD Jackson.
J. w. Avery Co.-Famiy Groceries -.'-'-
Capt. T. II. Culp-Candidate for Tax Collector.
A. 8. Wellington Co.-Charleston Courier.
r. Wallace, @. c. @. P. G. S.-Notice of Ordinay's
Election.
J. n. Adams w. H. McCorkle and ]. A. McLean-Notice
to CredItors-Look Out! f.-
r. p. Smith-RequIres persons indebted to settle.
Melton, Hart & Melton, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of l.. Bloom
berg q Brother. ....
Melton, Han & Melton, 'Anomeys-Accounts Of Kahn
weller & Brothers. - F
AndrewF Lindsay-C Candidate for Ta1-Colector.
Alfred StIwe and Martha N. Haris-Nodce to Debtors.
To Correspondents.
The communication of "W" was received
too late for this issue. It will appear next
week. , '
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-07-19

B6e A few nights since, Mr.. Fremont
Hadley, who resides in Washington, placed
a pillow in the window of his room, in the
second story, and soon went to sleep with
his head in the window. About IL o'clock
he awoke and found himself on the pave
ment; but how be got there, or how long
he had been there, was more than be could
tell. The next morning be complained of
being sore, but thought he would be all
right in few days. .. - "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22

AssTD JELLIEs, FRESH STRAWBERRIES,
JOHN BULL SAUCE, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
IS e WALNUT CATSUP, MUSHROOM CATSUP,
TOMATO, MACCARoEI,
TERMICELId, BUCKETS,
BROOMG, TUBS, esesY-s.
TWINE, WRAPPING PAPER,
TOBACCO, q WAsHBoARDS, - H~
CUaAK, SYRUP AND MoLAssEs- Al
Crescent city Sugar Refnery.
LOAF. NJ Nh s ,5sas Y5s3
And
POWDERED SUGAR.
WHITE and YELIow CLARIFIED SUGAR,
SolphS sfkor' suaAHHousa, ' ''Ao''
REBorED MoLAssEs
]. Louislann and West India
SUGAR and MoLAssEs
A. THOMSON CO.,
4s Tchoupitouas street,
ROBINSON's CITY MILLS
Keep constantly on hand large and fresh supply Of
CORN MEAL,
GRrTs, zls -
HoMlNY,
RICE FLOUR,
RYE FLOUR,
pr DAT MEAL,
GROUND COFFEE
GROUND SPICES
GRAIN, SEEDS, DRUGS, COFFEE and SPICES,
#..5 Ground to order.
Coffee Pnrched to Order ~ ~
Substitutes Cofse the lowest prioss-sups
rior in quality to any Northern manufacture. Esssi
ROBINSON BRO, Propretors,
Eas4 283 and 285, Head New Basin.
r .EON QUEYROUZE- w. IF
WHOLESALE GROCER ..~
NO. II ST LOUIS STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
RAKNETT - SHEPARD.
WHOLESALE 1s,gs.e 4.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS u-
AND DEALERS IN
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES. 49,. = So
........Magazine street..............A5
OPPOSITE ST. JAMES HOTEL.
lSf.las5 sss ara aEt----S HsIES sr5S' aa%3
Offer the following GOODS now landing and in store
| Fine Old BRANDY-1k and N casks.
- Port, Sherry and Madeira WINEs-ln store and in
}{Et bend. Sag t.-.h
Claret, Kant sautern and Rhine Wines
CHAMPAGNEs-yarious brands
Boxers BITTERs. ;. ~
oatawba WINE. IT,. e.. .-.r.-. b
Drake's Plantation BITTERG a514e.a
|!.s o. x. Plantation :. De- 7I-.-.Z
Hoststter's
i, 4 Sparkling and stu oArAwBA
MINT JULEP. sr5ala z4e
BAY RBM.
wors scHKAPPs
z3s5 scheidam GIN. ., six I'd
.sf "a MORNING CALL, ia 2. =7-a r a-.-..-
Brandy COCKTAIL
Assorted coRDIALa zfetl 49, 5pa's t..
Prep jf Champagne CIDER ,Y.!.r.,. 81 l-5,a.s4E
Ginger WINE .... -.. L.
| Blackberry WINE g..
ly, Cherry BOUNCE. .a.s Dill. u .g-r.s-s.. -.- NJ
Also. Agents for
a Boyle, Miller d Co. y caebrated Rose WHISKY.
| af4 And tho
Jockey Club House GIN,
| And --. ....'. g.
Titon McFariand's Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES.
| Imported and Domestic CIGARS -. 4
And vari us brands Of I
Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO.
| We also offer the following sundries: na.s. r
! Rio COFFEE. H'". vs5
| Crushed and Powdered SUGAR
|. SOAP. sZ2 .l5-a5. - u .....
CANDLES -,
STARCH. -....-
| Pine Apple, English Dairy, and Western CHEESE
| MAZINA
| Bicarb soDA-in kegs and boxes. IS.
| Olive OIL-pints and quarts. ' o..
t. MUsTARD-French and Imitation. ..-.
49,. Dry in n, n, and 10 b. Tins.
Tomato, Walnut and Mushroom KETOHUF. ''r
English Club and Worcestershire SAUCES.
| SUGAR OF LEMON. f.ar.=- .sas
L.. MACARONI and vERMICELLL. 5s
| PICKLEs-K, u, X and gallon.
JELLIEs-assorted in and glass, All sxes.
Brandy PEACHES and cHERRIEs-in cans and glass.
OAN GOODS.
Consisting Eot- ... ~
| TURKEY,
| CHICKEN, F,sssgss a'ssa5
| 5f, MUTTON s5s-a=-5s5 az- H. s fs4
| - PEACHES,
PINE APPLE,
| sTAwBERRIEs.
SALMON and LoBsrERs. "
SPICES, E@- Jug
| 80 2 s'l7' NUTS, -it EIT lsis4
/ s RAIsINs, as
l oURRANTs,
| CITRoN,
l 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22
EDUCATIONAL.
ocQUET ISsrlTUTE- i.

DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YouEa LADIES'
z2 and NJ 81. Charles and nj Camp street.
Madame Max L. Royis happy inform her patrons es
orally that her Institute snow regularly established on 81
Charles street. Nos 22 and III, between Julia and st
Joseph IN connection With the building NO. 2 Camp street
There extended viii permit The reception
o sim larger number Of both day and boarding pupis 10
prospectus stating tems etc. apply 70 the Principal Il No
az 81. Charles street.
THE L0UIsIANA STATE sEH1INARy
Of Learning and Military Academy has successfu
operation since The I'd Of October last will close IN
sion Of nine months on the Goth day Of june next.
Tems4i6 Tor all expenses for ave months payable
vance. 3sg M 54
Fef further particulars appIyto d. r. BOYD
superintendent, Alexandra, La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22

"'toe'eo No. ~ John street, New York.
Samples and prices application. Lots made Of
any pattern stamp required.
CAUTiON.-These pens Of genuine American manuae.
ture and equal IN elasticity and hneess point The
pest imported They therefore, gain the
denee Of the American public The smile signature
IL sufficient security against foreign imitation.
II ts s5F g Il. ESTERBR6oK 4 co.
States. ~ = =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22

VsKIE gOPARTNEKsHTF EXISTING IN \
y tween W, M0COMBS. JOHN n. IRVINE and JOHN B \
CAMERON, under che and stylA Of AcCOMH8
IRVINE co, IN this city BY the withdrawal Of Jsh
y. Irvine, dissolved on the 3lst ult
New Orleans, November 4, 1865.
TIME UNDEKsIlaNED WILL CONTINUE III
i business late firm Of MGGOMBS, IRVINE CO.
l 80 W, MuCdMBS.
JNO n DAMEROM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22
Z 1zROCERIEs. WINES. ETC.
3fyEI.LOs, ALLAKD 4 GOODWIN.

WHOLESALE aRocERs. COMMISSION MERsnAsTs,
~ land DEALERS iN-
Heat stores. Plantation and Family ssPEfies,
!. No. 10 ruIror AND Is FRONT srnrxr,
New orleans, La
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22

A late ATTEMPT to snbjugate schonlmaster in
4dyermore, Maine, resulted in the teacher drawing
sApistol and maintaining his dignity VI ct arais.
distnfbeEs paid seyenty-iYe dollars to settle
8le matter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22

FFyHE RICHMOND MEDICAL JOURNAL L.,
Richmond YaThis journal will be pubishad Monthly
Octave of 80 the january number being issued early in
December 5-4s,..z-5ss go
respectable number Of the best writer's this country have
promised their ian Determinations display Of Is
hoped that the original department Of the Journal will be
entitleaeo respect and confidence.
pages the viii be devotedto Original Articles
Foreign Domestic Correspondence Retrospect of Med
cine and Surgery the Eclectic Department.
(Which will be CHIEF etnre Of the Jonrna1 Reports Of
photographed Notices, Medical News, Editorials
Miscellaneous Matter lt8544 s-t {5f57zf
Without making special PROMISES the Editors will endeayo
to this journal acceptble to its supporters d
TERMs-Fve ollRrs yearly If paid in advance, before
Of third month after the date of subscriptions
II maid after this perlcr, Ten pollarsp per annuns.
will terms
there Medical Journals pubshed in the
Southern States, advertisers will peculiar advantages
E. \. HA1LLARD. n. D.. Richmond Va
W. 8. MctiBESNEY. NJ. D., taunton Va.
Editors and Publishers.
All letters In relation TO the literary interests
the aurn1 will ne addressed 10 DH i. g. 9ALAAD Box 49,
Richmond. Va
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22

DE. JOHN I. HULsE-
PRACTICES ALL BRANCHES OF HIS PROFESSION, {t
$50 St. Andrew, near corner Magazine ut.
Office hours-9 to 10 a. M and 4 to 6P.M
Consultations in French and English.
RefsrencesDr Stone, DR.. jones' Dr. Mercer DR. Arson,
Drs. Beard Chopin. t-tl# '.+i'5 Ia So
CURE CURE FOR HERNIA, ETC.
WHITEss PATENT e.s
Lever Truss and Female Supporter,
For sale BY TIM. DoHERTY,
No. IS Camp street. up stairs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22

RGTANEU DRUG STORE s
No. is FRONT LEvEE opposite the ALaIERs FERRY
III LANDING, NEW ORLEANS
Medicines Simple and Compound VIII be found
SUPERIOR full and complete The patronage of the public s
respectfully solicited by the proprietor,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22

pUA NJ D-sENTLEMEN REQUIRING FURNISHED
- Rooms, with without board
such by applying at 2 Corondsst 8. Joseph
nd Julia. Mrs. r II. QUICK
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22
DISSOLUTION.

listing between Duff Green and VIVA IL Wheeler III n 7
name and style Of DUFF GREEN co II 81 Earnldsl1
Wheeler will continue the business far III own
cernt ss DUFF GREEN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-22
9au NrIfalls Daily gresfellt,
Louisiana Intelifgenee.

he Amite City Louisiana star calls on the mer-
pts and business men Of that place to repair
back swamp road, which II says is III wretched
1 ition. Nearly three-fourths of the Amite
< comes over that road, and some Of it has
diverted III consequence Of its present condi-
The establishing and maintaining Of good
u is IN Indispensable element Of prosperity
ywhere and the call Of the Star tn,stdtis n,u-
ts might be made and attended to with great
\ htage IN only too many places II ~
ID Star, publishing the labor laws Of the late
on~of the Legislature, says they are equal
just, and excellent in all their provisions; ~
( Farther on says:
These five laws are an imperishable witness to
&nisianas honor, and must add to the growing
Myiction Of the general government that South
IA men must be trusted, and that in their hands
- interests of the freedmen are secure. The
time linear at hand when these laws alone will
,gpyexn In Louisiana.
Rsfsrring to the vagrant law, the Star says
Numbers Of idle freedmen throng our streets
daily, while planters are on the busy hunt for la
Sborers. Let this law be enforced at once, and
they will not hunt In vain. Let it also be under
stood that It's provisions embrace white as well
hives now, be they white Or black. The man who
wont ldbor must be compelled to labor. We trust
That our authorities will take the matter in hand at
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-13

RUNAwAr.-The most exciting runa-
way that we have ever seen in our streets
took place on Thursday afternoon. VIII
liam Baxtcr's teamster was driving a
very spirited pair Of horses hitched 70, q
heavy farm wagon, On Main street near
Seventh, one of the fore wheels came of,
which frightened the horses and they
started off at a full run. The street was
filed, with buggies and carriages, but
fortunately they steered clear of all of
them, and kept the road nicely until
they came to the National bridge, where
the hind wheels coming in contact with
a substantial post, were left in the bridge,
and the horses kept on a run, taking
with them one wheel and the bed and
running gears Of the wagon, and did not
stop until they reached home. The
wagon was almost completely demol-
ished, but the horses were uninjured.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-13

BETWEEN the hours of seven and eight
o'clock, on Sunday night last, the Jew
elry Store of r. B. Dickinson, on Main
St, was entered, and Watches and Jew
elry amounting to about $4,000 were
stolen. The thieves effected an entrance
through the back window, by prying OFF
the shutter-bar, and cutting out two
panes Of glass. All of his customers
watches, excepting four or five, and all
the watches in his case excepting three,
and the works Of one, and his best breast
pins, and the tray containing all his fin
ger rings and all his gold watch chains.
were taken. The tray and three rings
were found in the privy. No clue has
yet been discovered, as to who the per
petrators of this bold robbery are.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-13
a CARD.

Eprroa PALLAngrH LIN Last weeks' iasus Of your
paper, find my mensiossd - TIE surgical At
| tendans Of Adam Hersct6eld, who Lost . finger ct
the Spring Foundry. Now, ibis il al wrong. No
physician surgeon "shoaA su1er' his name 70 APP
pearia sb,se PRINT j. sossscGsa With ~.y ease. II
is highly rePrehensible in any ry.i~ physician. and
truly derogatory him in shs professioa 10 do So
Therefore, for the obligation of the Editorial Frater
nifty" we'll the public good wish to state that
the American Medical Association. twenty years ago,
adopted Code Of Ethics by which every regsiar
ply stefan is honoraby bound 10 strictly observe,
Whenever be enters the regav profession of meicine
In this "code Of ethics" we hnd the following laws,
by which TO be governed, relative the above
case. *.f5
/ Medicine is liberal profession and those admit
ted into its ranks should found their expectations Of
practice upon the extent of their qualifications. not
intrigue artdce." Again =. 1t is derogaory TO
tie dignity Of the profession to resort to public adver-
tsements private cards, handbiiis inviting the
attention of individuals affected with particular dis
eassspal.ciy offering odriee and sediein< the poor
grufis. promising radical cures; pa5lls cues
aad Operations, he daily priass, s.sr saeh pslieo-
'io's 70 b nade to invite iaymen to be presest at
operations, boast of and medicines, adducs
certificates Of skin and success, or 10 perform any
other similar acts. These the ordinary praetiees
VI eupificS, aou arc nkaiy EeYeneospie Al EcoaAt
physician, la....4 -s7 -..sf
Thus that our laws strictly forbid Us 80
publish and operations in the daily prints or
suffer such publication to be made; consequently,
whenever found guilty of the offence, should
be "cast OUT
The editorial fraternity, being made up of high
minded gentlemen, that they made acquainted
with laws upon this subject, it 10 not presumed
shat we shall zee physicians names para,led in the
daily prints in connection with and operations,
hereafter. S. B. HARTMAN.
G- The name Of Dr.. H., ii vii, be recoiected, was
causually mentioned in local. as having dressed"
the wound alluded to-ws avoided speaking of tie
physician further-knowing the sensi.irness Of our
medical friends to having their paraded, and
their skilifuness praised through the press. From
the above, it Will be that the mention of the
physicians name, is sahoosd il connection with the
patient be may be treating. and willing to be
so governed; because appreciate the true reason
governing every high minded aud honorable physician
-.hst"every medical tub should stand its own
bottom"-and that "the should be judged by its
fruit"-[ ED. PAL.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-13

KxEpING the we'll known proclivities Of
{" Young America for the usual Holiday
remembrances Of fond parents, aunts,
uncles, cousins. brothers, sisters and
sweet hearts, in view, our friend S. G.
DUsDALE, at No. % Main street, has laid
in . complete and thorough stock OF
most beautiful Toys, Fancy Fixings, and
good things generally, and especially for
their accommodation; and everybody
knows there is no one who can cater to
the wants and tastes Of all, including
the "little folks" who long for the an
uual visitations of Old Kris" more sat
isfacto-ily than our friend Dugdale.--
Give him q call, IN time. and you vii
ga the pick and choice Of HE On
stock.