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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-17
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-17

Grf@1ttern5bt8 un9Ild In
etnem beutf@en 8er8wtrfe.
Mfan, f&retbt ron Gi7eu, Mitte Septenn,
ber6 xxi 9H9
Muf Der 3e9e prpSper IN @er19tebes
Bar8ermet1erei Borbed, eret9nete l@
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ternber un9l0dfan, @dbrenb ber Gin.
fabrt BON IA Ber9ltute1 rib bae @eil,
u1p ba Der Gan9apparat il@ ni@t Re.
trdbrte, f1r3ten iduntlt@ bara1 einfabre1-
be ia 8erBleute aus elmer 96be BON 800
Gub In ben 9 Gu6 @aGer baltenter
Suutpf hes @9a@te6, wprau8 t1e alS
2et9en berauf Bebolt tperoe1 mu6ten. I'm,
ter ben @trun9ludttn befinben fi@ ntele
Gamtlienpdter. Giner beri eltet bat 5 9ir>
ter btnterla6tn.
Meue semei ne 8erfolBun<
sen 9e9tn bic sara ltten In
pra8. Die @tener rpreGe" l&rettt:
@dbrenb ftbr nitle Srte unierer ,,Srtlt-
den Yroptn3sn pom Getnbe beitbt ware,
unb tbeilwe}r nod flint, urb fat iiberau
IN ben untersn @9t&ten Notb unb 6.
lenb berr1@en, tperbe11 &rceit bod nut
aus prag 0euelbet, unt nebntet1 bfe(tlben
10 0roBe Diuenfonet an, baB man I'D
ern1ts1 Beior9niftn ttnaiebt. Die $40,
tire Irb INNER tieiflbeu: l1nbe3dbmbare
Simpatbie NIT frer,bem G~t0entbun1 uro
@ntipatbie 8eoen BE Sube1t. eS1 ben leb>
ten Ia9erl tuurbtn III praBDon ben preu.
Sen 9rpBe auantitdten requfrtrter @dter,
.belonbers 8fctualien, u1b 8il9ea bAber
IN ben Beftb ron prtpaten 1ter. Das
feteertt ben Wutb be6 e3e@ti@tn p5bels,
BEL. 1@otl LANCE BE .auf8efapelttn Bpr>
rdtbe liiternerl Slides betra@tet bate,
.unb e6 ,purren bie sur uebtrfdbru1B beS
proDtants p~ertpenbtten @a9et an8efallen,
unp tbttlweilt% 8epldubert ,ub bic Ma6a,
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aud bei bielen1 anlaf1g 9iv8 es 8e9ea
bte 9Suben. bon Ibe1tii t1ebrere beraubt
rtb mi6banbslt strurbtu. Da6 Die se5u>
acknowledgement IN pra9i NIT ben, Deut<
i&snbab IN naber @erbinbuns fsben, 1T
betannt."s IN i ..s. SIS d MA IS,
-8rpptIyu. 3metm al ses
Gin farbtees Gbspaar lisb f&
pom Maypr Bcot6 aberutal8 trautn, neil
ss bet, III Der Sflaseret 9efbB4pftnen Che
burb ni&t far fst Bttu8 btilt. Der Csc
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-17
Mn unfere 2efer

Gol9enbe 9errn baben i'd freunbl{@f1
berett ertld1t, unb ftfnpermd@tfot @elper
- fit bic Staate5eitun9 IN Gupfan8 gu
rsbrter, unb tafdr ju quitttren:
Ser Sobn pfeiftr In 6attn9e.
Ser q. 8urfart III &ebttn8.
6err Martin @atteti@ III Steers Gan,
bin9
s. q. eayss in @abaibap. .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-17
Doctor &p1enf,
traftf(&er

Mrat, Mecou@euE M~u9enar3t & 5peratear,
9fRet: Drittt @traRe neben 9n8erioos 9alt
nabe ber Bride.
@predRunbtn: 9on 9 abr @eraens bts4nb1
rad mitta8S. x.e.
RtRben1: Gortfrabe, nabe BEN Saeat"eson'e.
Nril&er SmpfRof fetS 1orbaneet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-17
ST.. HpI. 3irnu,er,,, ann,

Deut@9er Mr3t, @unbarst unb @eburt8>
.##. belfer, 6,G.s@t3 Ell
o. Office Dat @trabe, III bet Md9e BET Goun-
brY, 8 watpnna, @tetle &c.. NRtnr.
pferirt hermit BEN aestrten beuti&en Yublttum
erotbeni {eiue Dtente. nit tenn Bernertea, bab
e In oler GdQeu, 10 Yatienten fetnea 8tifanb
ttan|pru$en, auf msrt(auae unb biQtss Bsbanb-
lung 8arautirt. aa
R- patienten, bte an Banbmurm
i6en, tpirb cine rabtfale unb f@raer5lpfe bin
3bS&Rens 4 @mneen so1eneete Sur BON
life llebel 9arauttrt. ,. @E,i55f
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-17
Dr. s.. @ebelfdbt,

W. ~ ~epelN Nd y
9pmScpatf&er Mrat,
Offee 3. Ctr, Iber MaYo's @ilen>S Store.
@pbuuns Ode 10. unb @seser Strabt.
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bt,iuen aur, pripat. nnb Tau1iliengebrau@ unt
81. @Iutbs.s 1binar3t fir 2anbleute gun, Ser
tauf. 4O5t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-17
Or. IN. st. pattel(on,

Ut. JIG. 81. PultEITUH1 \
3abnar3t,
3. CITRATE, nebsn 81, Stewart's Npptbete
st. YauI, Minn.,
pou,tebt 3abn> Operatipnen i&ncrslrs unb btQis
uub abernimu,t bas &in1eBtn t&n1li&er 3dbne
~ beffen 8efriebiouua. 311-1Y
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-17
8erlQufen pber pe1foblen.

Gtx bunlelbraunes 8auen, Mdtre, 2 Sabre alt lettes
Jrhtiatr, entllef pbet marb tem unter3et&Meten eefpt.
Zen, spr etwa pter Np4en. Sreeub mel&e Auslunft ia.
1aber erttttet f& ssr lnterstt&uete,; .uuter 8uf&eruns
einer aneemeGenen 8elpbnune. t4nse
Sobn 2rannnn,
la1sm @sstsHts~w, StHntptR s., %3tHH,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-17

Ct.
gu eefduf mir 70 wpbI, mtin lietes aint
ltub bie " it bier bet eiuanbea fit,
90 NOD. ID niuu,r l@elsea;
Da mdr'ts npbl nns Beiben
@ie.
@efau ID biz, 70 sefduR III NIT!
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Das rtbrise nirb I'D eeben.
ST..
3eiratben, Gnsel, IL tpuntnlt& Du.t:
!. Sd 1uttuf. Ia uaha Id slei& pttbtr fort.
Sie.
@as i1'benn 70 erubes Qeisen2
@ebt's ut9t 10 la0tn Hir uns f&etsfr.
!. Berf@t bes Mdtrbau>B1
reau8. Der uonatli@e Btri&t alle1
'2ptal< @prrelppnbentn bis gum 1. 0ttpbs,
bsfdttBen In allen Giu3tlnbefter bic Mt'
9aben, tpel@e In fr1bere1 u1pnatlt@e1
Darfeuuneen fntbalten iinb. Mai6 ia
bur& frabe Grbfte tiniee @errinBerunB fl
ber aualitdt, t1t&t ater III Der 4uantt'
tit BET Gr,1bte erlitten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-11-17
ST.. Sc montrepine,

%~ 3abnar3t
Drttts @t,abe, rabe ber poR' OfIee, ct. paul.
Mu,s. pas ids auf 36bne unb @unb abt3tsbt
utrb in bt1tr@ttieu u. au uaabtssa3efsn be{0Tst.
8t3tebun8tn: Z
5err Oats (pen 8orup y. Oats) Ban!ter.
!6err Gbgerton, g. q pttoaal' Saut 4'4 sss-
81. 3o@wirpen, Bif@of @raee- -, -,
Die Dr6. @ebaRas, Brisbtn, S9ea aae y"
&ol. Sieftr. &b{tcr Der @taat63ettuno. unb eine
eroRt an,abl bsrpurra ssnssr BarssT. 59o1
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29
PRoeRKss OF Is.sAL IMrRovxMKsrs-

PROGRESS OF IstsAL IMrRovEAKSrs-
Our indefatigatStreet Commission
or. BESosI NKwBmforms Us that the
Sewer is progress rapidly to compile
ton. 1t is finish up to Fifth Street
It is dug suffieier deep to the East
side of Seventh Str and up to Eighth
Street is deep eigh to drain off the
water. The Brldis finished at Sixth
Street, and the DON Seventh will be
finished this weaf the weather per
mits.
Crivel's Alley ming from Walnut
to Market Streets graded, and two
thirds of it paveds the weather con-
tinues favorable THRILL also be finished
this week Mr. Why's forthcoming
annual report willow an smeunt OF
/ labor done by hind his hands, that is
ahead of any yeor the past six or
/ seven years, and street work, and
other improveme under his super
vision, speaks in highest terms OF
his efficiency as alicer.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

GULLIvER.-Our ! Sheriff, j. S.
BALLENGER, has hadtt time, lately,
with this individual African descent.
He was ring leadn an attempt to
fire the Jail bliIdinind last Wednes-
day evening the Sin and his jaiIor.
Mr.. Study, attempted chain him. but
before they succeed had to drag him
to the yard in 'front.' the Jail building,
when in shot tie assistance came
and enabled lem manacle him and
chain his legs n with condition he was
taken back al Coined to the floor.
This man is alesptate character-of a
stout, muscul, fra,e-few men could
manage him nglehanded, but in Mr..
Ballenger anhis ssistants, criminals
will find deteinet officers = CenterviNe
Union. ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29
Wonderful but True!

MADAME REMINGTON, tho sssras --'s~
$500, and s,ou,n. mbnlsssic elairvoy ant, while in
earroyan state delineates the features OF the
person you marry, and by the aid of an 'nsfru-
ment OF intense power, known as the Psychomotrope
guarantees TO produce perfect and e-fike picture
Of TIE future husband wife of the applicant, 18th
date Of marriage, eceupasicn heading traits OF char
acter &C. This is no imposition, as testimonials with
cut number can assert By stating place of birth, age
disposition color Of eyes and hair, and enclosing NIFTY
cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself
-, Il.
With desired 5nforuzatfon-
Address in con6deuce, MADAME GERTRUDE REM
x,sGroN, P O. Box 1871 West Troy, ny
% 6m. Shuts Co.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29
WE are gratifio learn that Miss

WE are gratifo learn that Miss
kave, whom we ced two weeks ago
as being deserted Ter Profsssed friends
and left in destitugcumstances has,
under the skillfui sment of DR.. McIn-
tyre, and the kindention of good Sa-
maritans, who admterd to her comfort,
nearly recovered fhealth. Mrs. Sea-
man and Mrs. War, ar. the benevolent
women who have en- charge of and
nursed the sick gihrngh her danger
Gus illness-all de 'ithout hope OF
reward. The Cd Flows, who are
always formest in csof true beney-
olence, and others &c citizens whose
hearts and purses aeways ready to
relieve want and sung, contributed
with their usual libeIf sufficient funds
for her support.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

THE meaning of "quandary" was
illustrated yesterday at the crossing
below General Mering's dam. About
eight or nine persons got into spring
wagon to cross the river, and when about
the center of the stream the horse broke
loose from the wagon, and left It ana It's
load surrounded by water. The horse
was captured, and one after the other of
the wagons crew were thus backed by
| him safely to land
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

FlxE AT LIsEKrr.-rhe Liberty Htrald Of the q.
says, FIRE occurred At Liberty, last week, which d
stsoys1a to stsry brisk boilaias belong sg ".
L. Goodwin, situated the southeas, corner of Unb
and Market streets. Considerable damage -
tainsd BY M. Goodwin in the removal OF his ssos
drugs and aedicines FROM ose rsem Of The bailff.
There wss m snsnranes on Ire buatipy. Ms
loss il estimated at 8, $50.
GEsxxAL MEREDITH reports, his son, CaPtaiSDA-
vrD NJ MsKzDsrH, in charge Of Fl Gains Q the
Gulf that he has been promoted within the IL ten
days tn Major. and has 'leave Of absence" one
month, On which be Will boas sud RENAL tat
length of time This viii put quietus 90 spsff
Of his having been caxtiered in the regular y
7fe3ro.a.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29
A CARD TO INvALiDS.

Clergy man. while residing in South America as
missionary discovered a safe and simple remedy for
the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis
eases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
thole train of disorders brought on by baneful and
kisssds habits. Great numbers have been already
cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the
recipe for preparing and using this ned'sas IN seal
ed envelope, any who needs It, Free OF Charge
Please inclose a postpaid envelope, addressed to
yourself.
Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
STATION d. BIBLk HoCtR,
Ne,e York CITY.
lima q 1915 15-1y-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29
WHISPERS. WHISPERS.

WHISPERS! WHISPERS!
Do YOU want Whiskers on Aoustaches7 Our Gre
clan Compound win force them to grow on the smooth
.st face or chin or hair on bald heads, in Six Weeks
Price 81 Co., Sent by mail anywhere, closely seaiedy
n receipt of price.
Address, WARNER CO., Box lss, Brooklyn,
SLY.
M SchenCk's Seawecd Tonic.
This medicine, invented by DIR. J. H. SCIENCE, OF
Philadelphia is intended to dissolve the food and make
it into chy me- the first process of digestion BY cleans
ing the stomach with Schencks Mandrake Pills, the
Tonic soon the appetite and food that could NOT
be eaten before using it Gill be easily digested
Consumption cannot be cured by Scbencis Palmonic
Syrup unes, the stomach and liver is made healthy
and the appetite ord, hence the Tonic and Pills are
required in nearly every of consumption. A hal
| dozen bottles Of the SEAWEED TONIC and three or
/ four boxes of the MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any
! ordinary of dyspepsia
DIR. ScHEsck makes professional visits in New York
Boston, and hi. principe office in Philadelphia every
week. See daily papers Of each place. or his PaDph-
! let on consumption for his days for visitation
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two ike
pesses of the Doctor when in the last stage ci
Cousumption and the other as he now 49, IN Perfec'
health, are on the Government stamp. III
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price s19o per
hottie or 50 the half Dozen All letters for advice
should be addressed TO DR. ScHEScks PrincIpai Omce
| No. Is North 9th Street Phil adelphia, Pa
General Wholesale Agents. Demas Barnes Co.,
IY.:S. Hance Baltimore, Md John c. Park, Gin
cinuati, Ohio; Walker 4 Taylor, Chicago, Hi Collin
Bros, ST. Louis, Mo. ~
| at LIST W. ga W. v
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

.1rs,ycxs FOR oxrnANs, kc.-The s.n"n "sIs'
.,.i.,,on- of ths city, having rss'aonea ''s
. the use of the house Belonging 70 'ae e,S'
rs ,,,tt,-- east corner OF Pearl and walnut SIS
,, ~, for Orphans and the Council having re'"Ss,
,.,.;,,on in another column, snonn"a sah0'N
,,st..-.,,. Of its obs es, to the c'aaeu anu e''
-, =. invite their especial attention
~. ,.,;,;on we understand WAS signed os IVY '.
,,,v.as and Rad il been thoroughly efea'Ae,
~ -, haze been have not the seAs' oo1
-. ON, OF ten of the property holders ~""'. -.
80. ~osld have gladly signed is-ior .ne VIZ
= ,,,x laudsble and praiseworthy one, ou' us
-. hv the exiseucies of those Who are INC "~'''
- N, ee,y-.hs poor and needy Children, VEG A'
.,,,cu, natural guardians, and VINO"
:, hare amongst US
hze inconsistencies signed by 100, and man
- -, ,s,ched their names thereto did 50 us0e'
l. ,-abensien of the real objects OF those oenes'
.ra -. who so willingly and cheerfuhy sAerins
:. ,;,,e and means. in going about doing good An
.,.;,v lire charity to worthy recipients.
w.h.,e no doubt bat that the City Council VIII
!. Nv, meeting. reconsider its vote, and grant
prayer Of the petitioners
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

WE learn that Caleb Mendenhah' 'r-'
is about establishing Fruit Seed ana
Flower Store, on the Souti. East corner
Sixth and Main. All kinds OF rrui's'
geners, assortment of Seed for the
Farmer and Gardner, and all KINDS Oh
Towering Plants, Shruboery, DC. Will De
found there for sale. This Is an esao-
lishment much needed in our city, and
I ,hcre IS no doubt it will be literally pat
ronizea.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

Auoxe the many failures we notice In
our exchanges, the failure of the Telegram
editor to turn the Orphans Home ques-
ton into whisky question, by perpesra-
ting fraud and misrepresentation, is the
most complete. The Wood en- sauger
went dorn about ten metres, and then
| Pond of short-failing to bore further.
j Our neighbor can never forgive Major
Porr, for once prosecuting him to con-
viction for selling liquor unlawfully ;
hence he seizcs on every occasion to vent
his malignant feelings towards him. The
. Major informs US that he neither wrote
> the petition or circulated it, as charged
by the Telegram editor, and only signed il
j, under Misrepresentation of the use te
e which the property was to be appropria
ted, as set forth in the remoEstrance. ane
without knowing anything about the rea
d object of those benevolent ladies compo
it sios the Ladies Relief Association, VIII
asked the Council for the use of sal
property.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

Infant TESTIMONY sa" i as,
ova,t, at the dice of Col Stone ~
Co. street, new gas, the invent'oh
Yaryan, Of the frm OF Vary An
" druggist The whole apparatus
.sts of twosnall vessels, not occu-
~ more tbanwo square feet 0, roon'
vvuin these vtsels is generated gas
II. for brilliacy and softness OF coioI
sAsses any col gas we have ever seen
m experimens recently tried oy Mr
Ian- Il is esmated that about on
4 ssand feet { gas viii be generates
the mater,i used. The amour
lr5be increasedat pleasure by the uu ~.
~ of the prper ingredients :.
r,lated cost Der thousand feet WI
exceed So. 81 ard the introduct'e
-. .nnar.tus md the combination
maferial. reuisite is only the Wo1
4 few minutes
~ name to this gas is Carbonat
lrocen gas, though probably . sno
t-d Iess scientific name VIII De
should it come into popular u
nre.ent It is an experiment. 2
i4a;nJv ! brilliant and promising .
conrara.ui-ss Ar. ] aryan on nav :,
step in the rig>s~ dirsct,o'
IN lish. Is an article IN wnisn .
cap direct interest and II !
zen .l;eye it will, prove sueces
!, ..riously break into the gas-,l
W sai~-yasA.ilk Times. Hos. y
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

Our visilant and wide awake ne'gaoor
Of tho Tsfeoraw, announces the startling
intelligence that Samuel L. Fcuike' OF
philase,nhis, has started the project OF
= Shooting Park, in this city buiiy
for the Shooting Park" say we. "ln
time of peace prepare for war -"ieaeh
the Young idea how to SAoof. ana
number Of other trite maxims might be
quoted for the benefit OF those VINO oe'
sign patroaixing Mr. F's. project this
winter. It's big thing on ,ee-tht
coolest Joke Of the season! Wood wul p'
naaded 70 warm bv, of course.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

H p,-ruosp II rHs FIELp.-A friend caisea our AZ
- :, ,he census of 1850, 10 comparison wa"
,n,, Of 1850 which places our little CIV !" per ~
- ;o,rs,.e of population as the J".rA town III ''
1r,;..a States. The Increase IN La'ase'1' ."1
s7e.s9 per cent, ADD occupies the n.s.'
Montgomery Alabama, S2' 40 per. cent ~
,as "a uer. cent; Foarsh, Richuous
AZ ), mar. cent; Fifth, Jersey City, New 'f
-a s,s Is ,rr. cent; Sixth, Dubuque, Iowa, NO.
~ - cent. seventh, Dcs Moiues, Iowa. sosi- pr
.en, Eivarh. Iowa City Iowa, zee cent wv
for Richmond *
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29

VIZ have had a very severe cold for the past e,en'
ar ten days and eae Of our lady friends presen'e
With the following recipes two pumpkin PIES ""' S
mango peppers, and a bottle OF peppe. sAaee
took the prescription in broken doses -
rapidly convaiesciog. There nosn'as b.. was
r.,.;.u 90 u,ske an editor feel as though ne was
I'm, p,mpkius This pepper sauce" act OF N'0a-
-. earns our lceliRxs towards the wAs's h"l.A
Ill and is well calculated to make ''H'an-go Oh
his WAY rejoicing.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-11-29
AN EFFECTUA WORM MEDICINE
RROWN.S yERMIFUGE COMFIYS,

BROW !
Or WORN IsozENGERs. Much sickness, undoubtedly,
with children and adults, attributed to other causes IS
occasionsd by worms. The ''VxxuFuas CoAFrrs,
although eseetual in destroying worms, can do no
po,sioie injury to the most deAcafe child. This
valuable combination has been successfully used BY
physicians and found to be safe and eradcat-
ing worms, SO hrrtful to children.
Children having Worms require imrnsdia te
attention. as neglect of the trouble often causes pro-
longed sickness. ~ EA Gf
Symptoms Of Worms in Children are often
overlooked. wosms IN the stomach and bowels Gauss
irritation, which be removed only by the of
sare remedy. Tie combination of ingredients used in
s..king Brorn. Ee,n.gs Ca.ydss" is sac As 10 give
tie best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS & BROWN Proprietors, New York. SoE
BIZ all Dealers in Medicines, at IS cts. . beI-
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c. III. JOHNSON, recently Of Fort
Wayne, Ind, has purchased the Rich
mond News Agency, of Mr.. Koogle, and
contemrlatcs establishing General
News Depot in our city. He is clever
fellow, and will succeed in pleasing the
people.
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BALLs-Two Balls arc on the tapis
for the coming month that we are advised
Of at this present writing. The No. 2
Firemen have their Ball on the evening
Of the 18th of December, and the Hook
and Ladder Company have theirs on
New Years night, January lst-
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and others, visiting our
city. who desire to be especially well en-
tertained, will not fail to cali on John
Elliott, OF the fremont House. Corner
of Fiftl, and Main. See his card ON first
page. ssrs
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The Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows of f1ianA
held their shrsieth semi-snnu4l Communicable at
indianapolis last week. The order is very strrg in
the State. There ISL efecsive lodges with sg-
gregate membership of 1888 TIE amount expended
in charity during the last six months is sIs,9os42-
The receipts from all have been el1 Is
while the expenditures have been s. ,S45. Leasing
unexpended balance of s4,56342- Twelve newiodges
have been instituted and old lodges restored since
the last Communications 81
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REvIvAL.-A revival of religion Is IN
progress at Goshen Meeting House,
about three miles North OF this city, IN
the Methodist denomination, who wor-
shin there. 1t commenced about ten days
ago, and we lear" that between seventy
FIVE and one hundred, have joined tue
church, The meetings are still kept up'
day and night.
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When opposite Mr.. Showers Ga South
Pearl, Yesterday, Mr. Beckman took fit
and fell to the pavement-he was brought
too by the timely application of cold
water, and conveyed to his home.
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RECoLECT, Dingess and Green's Min
strais, will be at Philips Hall OF Sat
urday night next. We have frequently
heard of '.dingess''-now is the ime TO
see and hear a iiyc one.
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EDWARD DALBAY, has bought the in
trest of Mai. John Messick, in the Cab
net Making business, at No. s, Main st.
Ed. goes il alone, and sells furnatre at
fair prices.
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Ladies' and Gents usderwear, ss
On sch 81, enc square from depot.

Our Young friend, J. s. Hunt, is prepared to DO
all kinds Of Jobbing in the Carriage aud Wagon re-
c.rnp limo Farmers, in want Of Wood beds, VIII
do wen to give him car As John works for cash
he can work as cheap any other shop in the cosn-
try. Having some OF good carriage ~ork"en a.
"a, be found he is prepared to build 6rst class Car
risges and Buggies to order
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MEssRs, Clark aud Yaryan have sold
their Mill at Corners Spring, for $4,000,
cash in hand
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CONFERENCE.-The Astronomical copulative con-
ianction" the 9th Of coming December The
Sun Mercury, Venus and the Earth. will be in con-
junction. a fact that astronomers tell US will not
occur again in several centuries.