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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-10
A Man Of a Thousand.
A CONsUMPTIvE CURED.

A CONSULTATIVE CURED.
VAR. HI. JAMES, retired Physician of
~ great eminence, discovered while in
the East Indies. a certain cure for Con-
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
and General Debility. The rem edy was
discovered by him when his only child, a
daughter, was given up to die. His child
was cured, and is now alive and well. De-
sirous of benefitting his fellow-n ortalS. he
will send to those who wish it the recipe,
containing full directions for making and
successfully using this remedy, free of
charge, on receipt of their names, with
two stamps to pay expenses. There is not
a single symptom of Consumption that it
does not at once take hold of and dissipate.
Night sweats, peeyishness, irritation of the
nerves, failure OF memory, difficult expec-
toration, sharp pains in the lungs, sore
throat, chilly sensations, nausea at the
stomach, inaction of the bowels, wasting
away of the muscles.
HS- The writer will please state the name
of the paper they see this advertisement in.
Address FRADDOCKi & co,
1852 Race Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
seplo d3m
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The Judgment of the Court.

Judge Parrett addressed the Cop
perhead gathering at the Springs on
Saturday, and again violated his
pledge given to the Bar that if elected
to the Bench, he would abstain from
politics. He acknowledged that his
speech in Perry County had been re-
ported correctly, and he reiterated his
remarks, but lodged the questions
propounded by US, nor did hemake an
effort to show wherein Chief Justice
MARSHALL was in error, except to cite
one of the political sayings of JEFFER-
SON. which had mo application to the
question. tits the first time we have
heard the opinion of JEFFERSON, the
,polltielans set up'in oppositisn5to the
judicial decision of Chief Justice MAR
SHALL, the greatest of American Ju-
lFists. Will the, Judge show how he
can legally and constitutionally do
what he proposes?Ts ,sgassA
4e'f sarfFEgnE gffE gesgrasa J .s4e..w
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!. Equal Taxation or Reconciliation. :,

Such is the caption of the Courier S
leader on Saturday morning. The
man who can SO boldly vindicate the
rebel fends from the atrocities com
mitted against our brave soldiers at
Andersonyille and Libby Prison, can
easily follow in the footsteps of his
master, JEFF. DAVIS, the arch repudi-
ator, and advocate the reputation of
our National debt, contracted to save
the country from rebellion and ruin.
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Major Gen. Nathan KimbaII.
Union Candidate for Secretary of
State,
Win address his fellow-cit
Governor Bakers Appointments,

Balser Meyers, Armstrong Township,
Vanderburgh County, Saturday evening"
September 18th, at Z O'clock.
POSEY COUNTY.
Union Church, Mars Township, Monday
September 18th, at l Pm
Blairsville, Robinson Township, Tues
day September 18th, at P. NJ.
Wadesvflle, Center Township, Tuesday
September 18TH at p NJ.
Cy2thiana, Smith Township Wednesday
September 18th, at p. NJ.
Poseyville, Robb Township, Wednesday,
September 18th, at Z p. M. -
StewartsyilIe, Robb Township, Thursday
September 10Th, at Pm.
New Harmony, Harmony Township,
Friday, September 2lst, at P. NJ.
p Springfield, Lynn Township, Friday,
September 2lst, at P.M
Mt. Vernon. Black Township. Saturday,
September I'D, at l Pm.
The Union Legislative Candidates will also
meet with the people ON these occasions.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-10

THE soldiers of the Goth and 91st
regiments might have seen many of
the guerrillas and rebel soldiers whom
they hunted down through the hills
and swamps of Kentucky, in 1862, if
they had attended the Copperhead
Convention at the Springs on Satur-
day. The grey-backs were well rep
resented there.
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Indiana State University.


We direct the attention of parents
and young men to the advertisement
of the State University of Indiana in
another column. 1t commences the
forty-third year on the 10Th inst. IT,
ition IS free to all. 1t is really the
peoples College. The University
opens the coming year under the most
favorable auspices. The Faculty is
able and complete in all-its depart
ments, and the institution is thor
oughly organized and furnished in
every respect necessary to enable a
young man to prosecute his studies to
a complete education. In years past
it was the favorite collegiate institu-
ton of the young men of this part of
the State. We hope to see our coun-
ties well represented in it again As
our Alma Mater, we take pleasure in
recommending it to all who desire to
procure thorough and liberal course
of study. We will gladly give young
men or parents any information we
can in regard to its management or
instructions. fFa
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CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.
JUDGE l.. Q. DeBRULER,
THE UNION CANDIDATE FOR
CONGRESS,

Will address the people AT the following
times and places:
Hazeiton, Gibson County, Monday Sep
TENDER 10th, at l o'clock p. NJ.
Princeton, Gibson County, Monday, Sep
TENDER 10th at u o'clock p. NJ.
Owensville. Gibson County, Tuesday
September Hth.
TPoseyviIle, Posey County, Wednesday,
September 18th.
New Harmony, Posey County, Thurs
day, Sept 18th.
The County Committees will fix the hour
in the three last places.
Mount Vernon, Posey County, Friday,
Sept. 18th, at l o'clock p. NJ.
Point TOWNSHIPS, Posey County, Friday.
eptemher 18th. at O'Clock p. NJ.
. Newburgh, Warrick County, September
18th, at z clock z. NJ.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-10

THE Courier has not had sufficient
enterprise for few days past to set
up and give to its readers the late
night report, and consequently it ap-
pears in the morning with only & mea-
ger amount of telegraphic news. We
suppose, however, its readers are sat
isfed, as they do not expect anything
In the way of enterprise from it..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-10

The New York Tribune gives a full
review of the political situation in
that State, and confidently expresses.
the opinion that the Republicans will
maintain their ascendency and with
out diminution on the popular vote.
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MARRIED..

LEAVITT Bangor, Me-,
on the Sd inst, by Rev. A. K. P. Small,
SAMUEL <. LEAvIrr. Esq, of Evansville,
Ind, to Miss ABBIE A. FISHER, of Bangor.
Also, Lieut.. j, H ROGERS, U. s. Revenue
Marine, to Miss SUE H. FISHER, of Bangor.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-10

No one will fail to read the extracts
we make from Gen. LoGANs last
speech, which we publish on the Sec
ond page.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-10

WE. now receive the. Evansville
DAILY Journal regularly, for which
the proprietors have our thanks. The
Journal is one of the best of our In
diana exchanges. The great improve
ments made in that establishment in
the last year 90 to show, that they are
doing heavy business.-O haey (Ills.
Journal. za 81 ~ {7at't9 3l4
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Valuable Property for Sale

VHYM. II. PAGE, ESQ, OFFERS FOR
Wv sale his residence in the city of
Evansville. -
This property consists of a large and
well-arranged ldwelling-house, ten vaiu-
able lots, well set in frCit and shade trees,
with all the conven.Gces of pleasant
home.
This property will be sold cheap, and ON
terms to suit the purchaser.
Apply to -
SHACKDEFORD & HORNBROOK,
aus diff Real Estate Agents.
rOR SALE -SHINGLE AND LATH
K MACHINE - Located corner Ninth
Street and the canal. This machine is
convenient to timber, and is in good order,
including steam engine and fixtures.
For further particulars, inquire at the
machine. or at my residence, on Sixth
Street, between Walnut and Chestnut.
aus dim 81 GEORGE MIINTZER.
NOR SALE-I OFFER FOR SALE
II to the highest bidder, or otherwise, the
building now occupied by me as a Chair
Factory together with the lot on which it
stands; said lot fronting 60 feet Cd Fourth
Street, running back 40 feet to Canal st.
Possession given upon completion of my
new Factory. Ljul2 3ml ED. q. SMITH.
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The Presidents Speeches.

The Boston Transcript gives the
following report of all Mr. johnson s
speeches since he began his present
tour: A
Thanks" Humble individual. .
!" Ambition satisfied" Alderman of
village" President : Always
stuck to the people " Another
emancipation. Whom they call
freedmen. A Congress on the verge
of the Government" Not facetious. F"
q Ny sacrifices My losses. My
policy" A subsidized press" The
Constitution the Constitution the
Constitution, 9 Always in the
Union" Traitors. " Fanatics :"
Central Directory" Who afraid. F"
"I. I, IT, g Veto" : Disunionists
in the North. Y : Assassins z ! Dema-
gogue. . = Tears 8 Second declara-
ton. y !" Humble individual" IRE
peated every other sentence, and the
personal pronoun on duty constantly
i I,fEI,3"Ip My, , $ Myy'fi My. "
IL Me, Me, . Me- = :, -, : :
Omitted on delivery" Moses. y
Booth" :, Predecessor" Treas
on odious.'' { Traitors punished. y
Rebels. RHRebellionP ll'tElected
lust as Congress was. Hang" By
the Eternal" siNew Orleans. ;" Mem
phis. Mayor Monroe" Sheri-
dams dispatch" acn
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-10

TNOR SALE-HOUSE-On double two
E story Dwelling House, on First Street,
two doors from the Sherwood House. Lot
be in the centersof the business part of the
city. Inquire atsthe Hat Store, No. 80 Mafn
Street. [au30 DIV
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THOR SALE PONY. A handsome
= Pony. especially fit tor ladies' use, WALL
be sold cheap. Inquire at this Office.
sep5 DIT
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-HOUSE.-R j e. White
N will sell his Dwelling House and Lot,
in the central part of the city, to the first
applicant making a reasonable offer. APP
ply to him at the Office of Shackleford q
Hornbrook, Third Street, Evansville, Ind.
sepS DIT
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TOrs FOR sALE-winIsen atpu6lic

n
AAauction at the old Brewery, Saturday
evening, September Sth. forty-one beauti-
full Building Lots, healthy and pleasantly
situated, joining Lamasco city, and on. a
line OF the proposed Street Railroad. Terms
easy. For better information see posters.
Sept6:3t PHILIP DECKER.
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g. aaalTUsaE siil easiF9nf a4qsV
saE0f HoE 1c
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-26
PART Of MARSHALL kALZ
and cOntalnlu1
30S acres,

more or less.
This land lis contiguous to the P't"-
nae River, directly opposite TO NoHnt
Vrraon. anl Within fourteen miIcs-ot ~
exand in Thc Buildings uprn It are III
good order, ard the enflre estate Is well
fenced and diteh", rhe land is level,
well a llptei to grazing and farming pur-
nos 4,d IN qo..a condition Til re are
rIREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
ACRES OF arahle land. aud the residue is
we'll set ia OAK. HICKORY, CEDAR
and PINE timber. Steamers pass the
premises hourly to and from Washington,
(IeurCetowu aud Alexaudrla.
To persons drsirous of locating in this
section of the State, no more desirable To-
cation could be selected either for health,
comfort or Convenience. The soil aud To-
la,ior are well adapted to the culture OF
fruit. and he facilities for getting the
same to market arc slch as are rarely Of
tered to the plbhc A. a grazl z taFm,
this estate offers every conceivable aivau-
tagp, whilst to the ronaccp grower u" bet
ttr opportunity eau DC tIrui6heJ for IL
Y stiAtnt.
Upon tile whole, there can be a no m re
desirable estate Of red 10 th" pu5ic than
.,Marshau II al" lt> proximity TO A.
exaud.ia aud the District OF Co.umbia vii
ensure it arca}y sale hereafter, aud tn
purchaser can eNprud his capital IN IN
provemeL;s upon II, with ample security
for the safety OF MS invest nent.
kr 40 n,
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-26
.IOTICE or Dividend.

az nrpIlcatinn OF William Scott Admrnistra
" Tor of Wtiiam.a n Burroughs, late o.
II Mary 5 county de'tifr'', + - o'd'red by I'M
Court tt1l ihe s,ud AdE!uts ator nouty tho
,.-edlf,rs If the, aad deceased HE thel claIme
7..R.t s.ud DECREASED ~ tle oiiice Of the Regis
ter o ~ tIs for SAINT Mary county on or be-
lore the lJ,h day o. Sept. lo66, :. for dividend I.
aud thet thI~-eit.ef be nibiat,eJ once week IN
each week untl tie 18Th day vi Sept, next.
lest,
JAMES r. nj. kALEf,
Register ol Wills
for 81. Nary's county.
N-v Al 1856 H.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-26
elling House and
Lot,''

l,catcd in the Vlllag" of Le,nardtown.
and now occupied by Mrs. Alcthia Spal-
ding. who holds a life t.uurc in the prop
crry.
This property lies near the Court House.
and the Store House is a very valuable
prop rty, it being a commodious building,
in good condition aud cigIh'y located for
the mercantile business TIE Owl! ny
House Is likewise N a good state Of repair.
anl has an excellent garden and lot at
tachei toi
Terms Of sal" As prescribed 10y the or
cr, ar Olc third of the purch nacr
morry in cash o. rhe d.y Of sal aud tho
lei Tue il c4taI lnstllhcnts Al SIX and
twelve months crcllt-thc deferred pay
ncnts to be- cnTtl TO the satisfaction of tho
Trustee and to bear interest trom the day
sale.
JAS S DOWNS,
Trustee.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-26
k32,591,lo
TATE M e N NJ
of the.
Exnenses of Saint Mary's County,
rOR THE FISCAL YEAH EAOlHG 0C->E o. iNO''

rop rur FISCAL. JUNE 3d. 1865"
xsonero "'''N
fu"o' ~ ar.eh Of Pubic Genefu Ldu "A"" p'
allne eoutl
ta'" .rd 70 tn'
Of
alter ue receipt Of susA copies ~t up QUO OF 'Aso' " "
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-26
ID5OLVHDq ND?IC.
Petition for ! In the Circuit Court
Insolvency. s for s. Mary County

Petition for ! In the Circuit Court
Insolvency. s for $. Marys County.
pY virtue Of authority vested in me as
II Clerk oftae CiTret Court for St. Ma
ry~ county. h., the "Codr Of Pubic General
Laws" OF is TT, III, hereby ordered that ri
Iuond II .loues, tud lr~oivcnt Petitioner be
,ud appear hc'orc ih- SAID Court oh The 'hird
Monday at Nuv. u X, 10 answer such inter
rp1atorIc~ rr allegations as has creditors. en-
ti'1r>er> ur securities may atleRc or propose
a .ain,t hun aud ,aat sad ln>"Tvent cause a
copy oi mis- nori,c to be published III the st.
Marys (iAzlTrr once a week for ihrce
months. previous to said third Monday oi
Nov. next
JNO. A. CAVALIER, CFk.
True cory-fest:
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Clk.
JuIy | 2 lSUU-3!n.
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-26
Part of Barber's Enclosure,
obtaining
40 acres,

more Of icSS
About y .cres Of this lot are heavily st
iu OaS. Chesout and Hickory timber and
will cut thirty five cords to the acre. 1t
is located within two mIl:s OF a wood !and-
ing.
The remaining fifteen acres Of this lot
lie immediately on the public road aud
furnishes tiuc loca ION Tor 1 Store ilOds',
or Blacksmith Shop.
The tcrms Of sale of the above described
land, as lying 10 SAINT Mary's county, are
as follows Oue half OF the purchase mo-
nev iu cash, aud the residue III equal III
staliucnts at one aud two years credit
the deferred payments to be secured to
interest from the day OF sal.
Aud by virtue OF the a'oresai! Decree,
the undersigned, trustee as Aforesaid,
viii offer d, pubic sale. on the premises Of
Luke ". } IiutchluS, Esq. III Charlotte
Hal District, on
SAIU -tD DAY, the 4th day Of
August next,
between the hours Of . O'Clock, a. m. and
| clock, p, m, the following personai
property, TO wit:
3 Horses yoke of Oxen; , Cows; :;
; !Iclcrs 3 Hogs; , Wagons; OK,
Carts; old Carriage; Dog Cart; aud
a Let OF Farming ttcns,l,
Alsi one Cottage u, poiat Lookout, No
~, in Block d,
Terms Of Sale for The personal proper
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-26
SATURDAY, 2Sth day O
July next,

between the hours OF 10 o'clock, a. m.
aud > O'Clock. p. M, the following vsla-
abIe tracts or parcel ot land 10 wit;
One tract or parcel of land called and
ku9wu IS
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-26
g 'Storc-s!ouSc a d
Lot

locatrl in the vilage Of Lconar1town,
peing the pr"nrrty now occupied by Mes
srS Mills aud N.alr
Also, the interest Of said J Felix Nor
gan Consisting of remainder interest
of one halO in A
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-07-26
PART OF WESTH AM"
and
"WESTHAM'S SUPPORT"
and
swamp ''' FOREST,
continuing
24O acres,

These lands are located near the viii ige
Of Charlotte Hall, in pleasant and heal
thy ncighhorhooi, aud have an immense
growth o. fine Oak, P,plar, Chesput aud
Pue timber apon them. The arAblc land
is level ana OF tiuo -oil for wheat. 1t is
n far condliou aud aiioins the estates of
Ne,>rS Ppsev and Barber. There is q
spleldid Grazing Meadow attached 10 ;he
premises Th, Buildings upon it consist
Of first class Barn and two Houses suit
able for teuau!s.
Also, Que lot of land. called and known
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-15
COL. TOM sTILwELL.s SPEECH.

In another column, we publish the excellent Speech
OF this gallant member Of the llth Dsuic, Of our
State delivered in the House Of Representatives on
ths fth instJ sh.st our readers will Pc
ruso 9Th satisfaction Although he is probably the
yosngsst member Of that body, his eloqaenee and ia
sncy as speaker, backed up they by his prac-
teal and sensible views, make him Representative
that lndiAn.ns may we'll be proud Of.
Every friend Of the Administration after giving this
speech careful reading, will feel his determination
strengthened TO stand by honest hearted and
true Chief Magistrate in sustaining his measures of
reconstruction, and hold up his hands, until the poo
pie have safely crossed the waters OF the RRD
of rebellion. The rod of his constitutional power
has smote its turbid waters and the
waves Of fanaticsm piled, like wall, either
aide, as triumphant and successful crossing win he
eieoted, under the unerrng guidance of Providence
as was made by tbs children of Israel The People
will go over safely and securely, and the enemies of
tho Administration will be COMPOUNDED, as was Pha-
roah and his host!
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General ShAnks.

General j. p. c. Shanks late Colonel of the Sew
enth Indiana Cavalry annouaces himself as associate
editor of the Jay county Republican. We har.ily
welcome the General into the editorial ranks, and en-
terrain doubt thu. his services in that capacity
will rebound to the advantage of Union friends in
Jay and the neghboring counties. He has done good
service soldier and Is is natural that he should
desire to assist in settling the issues growing
the armed struggle in which he was a participant.
When in Congress during the early period of the
war, General Shanks among the most earnest ad-
vocates of policy of emancipation and of the
ploy ment of colored soldiers. What his views
upon the subject of restoration, will be by
the following extracts from his sastatory the pat
rons of the Republican
"There has been dsunon. The rebellion was
TO the State and Nation, n mob is or city,
the civil authority for time is defiance aud the
extraordinary powers Of the Government are called
upon to quei the difficulty
Ii is the extent than The character of the
bellion, which requires much and labor put
itdown, curtAi! its debts and repair its damages.
"lt is error to say: The States in rebellion in
truth and fact they only States with rebellion in
them. Amy other view would admit that secession
had been Our Army would hardly admit
that. Our Presidents, Lincoln and johnson, have
never admitted it. After State has become a
member of the Union under the Constitution, by
which II becomes part of the great National compact.
II has power to absolve the bond Of Uuion except
by force. and only then when the power of The Ma
ional Government has become Intellectual to prevent
it."-Ind. Journal.
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ID inatiOn Of Gen. Sol. Meredith.

we ara advised that Gen. Sol. Meredith with his
CHARACTERISTIC magnanimity, has Withdrawn tis name
from the list of candidates for the approaching
gressona nomination. He has done this for the sake
OF harmony in the party, and If Mre5aan viii follow
his example, he wosld render the of the Union
Substantial and valuable service. He has served four
terms in congress- and the feuds and divisions in the
Union party have increased with each succeedieg
vass he has made and they will continue long he
insists upon remainE in the field to the exclusion Of
gentlemen Of equal patriotism and ability.
II be really desires the success and harmony Of the
Union party, now is opportunity for him to exhibit
II BY dscuingto again becPme = eaddida.s. Such a
would heal all the sns and unite the friends
Of the Union party.
Gen. Meredith has set ths example, and if Mr. Juli-
fh~ot follow hin, the people will place the re-
alh ~nsrv< ropery and justly belongs.
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Gov. Norton Health.

Gov. Morton's son returned home - i Eurons on
Sunday OF this week. He LETT his father Paris onthe
18th of Jan. The Gov was 30 much improved that
he expected to leave the French capital in a few days
for Nice He will remain there for few weeks after
which he will proceed directly to Rome.
This will be joyful news to the people Indiana,
and the Nation who have watched the papers for intel
lgence of toe Governors health, with the deepest
licitude and anxiety. Within the approaching three
months we hope to welcome him he fully recovered.
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Attachment Notice.

NTOTICE is hereby given, that on the 18th dsy q
~ December, 1885, writ of attachment was issusd
by me- James NJ. Poe, . Justice OF the Peace in and
for Wayne Township, Wayne county, Indiana, ~ ths
instance and upon the affidavit Of Christopher 9. De.
wilson against the goods and chattes and credits and
effects OF Cicero Burch BY virtue Of which writ, the
following good. and chattiss attached towit;
Cook Stove and trimmings, Bed Stead, Ma,terass,
Feather Bed. Lot Dishes, Basket and contents, l
that Friday the 23d day of February, 1885, At Z
O'Clock, p at my Office in the city Of Richmond, in
Wayne Tow nshp and county aforesaid, will proceed
70 hear and decide upon the CHIN ~ the sand Christie
pher e. Davidson, whereof te claim of Cicero Burch,
and all other persons concerned, will take notice
JAMES n. POE.
Richmond, Jan. 30th, 1856.
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lEa-Mr. Duckwall, Of the Muucie Free Press, now
says that he did apply to Mr. Julian for paymen, of
claim of another character, and says he considers
George"as corrupt as sin and the devil,
on'political and not on personal grounds"
II friend Duckwalps constant sucking new lacteal
fluid from childhood to the present period of his edto-
rial life, has yet "se him all right, is sheer fol-
~ for him to recommend its others until it has
the desired effect You won't do to wean my Duck
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-15

A clerkess complains in Washington
paper that certain young airts are much
favored in the departments, and the hard
work ali put upon the aged and homely
2irls-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-02-15

In short, ladies and gentleman said
an overpowered orator. can only say
beg leave to add desire to assure
YOU, that / wish had a window to my
bosom tbs. you might see the emotion of
my herat,
Vulgar boy from the gallery; Wnot
q pane in the stomach do this timer.