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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-07-05
Adams Fall.

A Favorite temperance lecturer down
South used to relate the following on.
ecdote to illustrate the influence of a bad
example in,the formation ofhabits, ruin-
bus in their effect: '' '"'"' .
/. Adam, and Mary, his wife, were very
good members of the church, good sort of
iolki any way, quite industrious, and
tlriving in the world.
Whichever the minister called to make
Mary visit, which was often, she con
trived to have g glass Of good toddy
made, and the minister meyer refused TO
imbide.
After a while Adam got 10 following
the example, of the minister to such an
extent that he became drunkard -
drank up every thing he had and all he
could get. Mary aud Adam became
very poor in consequence of his follow
ing the ministers example SO closely, but
lhe-good. minister continued still to get
his glass of toddy. One day he called
in and told Mary he was going away for
a week-should return on Friday-and
handed her a book containing tile cate.
chism, and told her when he returned
he should expect her to answer the
questions. Mary said yes, and laid
away the book carefully. But Mary
like a good many others, forgot it until
the very Friday that the good minister
was to return "What Shall / do ?"
said she; "the minister is to be here to.
day. and I haven't looked in the book
he, gave me How can answer the
queslions2"
Il can tell you" said Adam; give
Eme n quarter, and let me go over to
Smiths and get some good rum, and
you can answer him with glass of
toddy." ~" "&
Mary yitock the advice, gave Adam a
Iquafter and a jug, and off he started.
After getting his jug filed, aud on his
way back, Adam concluded to taste the
rum. One taste followed another until
fetumbled over pile of rocks and
jug and lost all the rum
Adam managed to.stagger home.
n ,Spopas he got into the house Mary
asked very anxiously for the rum.
Poor, Adam managed to stammcr ont
that lie stumbled over apple, of rocks.
*and broke the Jug, and spilled the rum.
Mary was in fix-Adam drunk
the minister coming-the rum gone =
and the questions unleaimed. But here
comes the minister 1t won't do. for the
man of Gqd 70 see Adam drunk, so, she
ior, want OF a better place to hide hlm
sent him under the bed. BY the time
tiie was Silly iinder, IN came the ,ainis.
ter. aiAfter sitting few momen, 9, Ne
asked Mary ifGishe Icoald answer i the
question, "aHow did Adam fall ?"
Mary turned her bead first one way,
and then the other, and finally stammsr
ied out: 80 hli.iar' aifJi3S odt ,u1.
fIie fell56verai pile Of roeks.1 taonr .
/, It,was now she ministers turn, to
look blank, but he. ,ventured another
question. 'HWheree did he hide himself
after the f,ll2" : - hat&p2s1b set I'b I
atthe minister, then at
ithe 5sas ibnt finally shesPokcj optlwith :
-''Under the bed, cir There, Adam,
you may come out: be Knows alrabout
it." s = '.:di6'"4 LH"b9'P ,f1afnli
Tile good ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
b@aidhg for his glass Of toddy,s'l 80 ,.G
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:, Conflicting Interests,


The Memphis, Apaldnche bas m able arti-
Gle on New England, her interests. and her
policy. Ut remarks that every cotfntryi nag
Yithin Itself conflicting interests and very
properly says that true staiesmanship con-
sists in harmonizing these interestsi as far
as it may be possible,to dose! Ina 1cosn,
Try OF such an extensive area as the United
States, having such diversity ofo,imate, soil
and productions, This apparent inoonsisteHcy
VIII forever exis., in greateror less degree
The AUdidnche saws: 2E.' |rN Si6Hi
r"Ihe cold g IN md barron .soil of Nov
England reno unlikely that, her ,peo-
pie could evc' icnsive agriculturalists;
oht her hnej lnadeit ceptain that she
could become ul asa rn6ritime and
naval section, 20 train her sons for the
NJ duous and dangerous service necessary to
nuild her up in that respect, fishing Goun-
ties, from the common treasury, were grant
ed them. rs her population increased her
people began TO turn their attention to man
utactures, ns more remunerative than apri!
culture; and the war of 1912 give an impeG
us to this branch of Industry which has
since become so fruitful Of wealth to the
New England manufacturer. When the war
was over, that int crest asked for profSctioh
ment, and Mr.. Cal houu. Of South Carolin&
advocated II as measure OF Justice to 4 ned.
pie. who, during The war, had largely in,
vested in fnhnufaciorie and who would
suffer on its sudden close, If they had to
orn:Gna against European importntions- liz
thought this protection should have limi-
tation that il should extend to but a few
yenrs. SO ns;to enable the factories to ndopt
oil the modern; improyem emeuts in machinery
and place then on footing ,.ts stand an un-
protected competition with tile world. Thus
it was thas this system began, md it was SO
palatable to the Yankee taste that q perma,
nent bounty Of protection at the expense of
the great interests of the other sections of
the Union is deemed by The Yankee n matter
of right. What was but temporary indull
gence, New England desires shall be a per-
manent system, for o. further imitation of.iis
bloated prosperity. These New Enelapders
know fpll we'll TINT, il the South shall ever
regain her power in Congress, she can with
the Northwest, check mate them; in ali
their future plans fer financial aggrandize-
ment; and this is the reason whyifhe, South
is denied rehabilitation into the Union"
There is doubtless more truth in this
view Of tbe present attitude OF the radical
party. They dread union of these natural
allies in legislation. which would unuucs-
tionably be directed against high tariffs,
and all other measures tending to enrich
New England at. the expense Of both the
&estand the South. ~ f"tG% ~
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-07-05

!, TnE BosroS' ruBLaq tlnnAaY, In
thirteen years the publ, library has
risen from a collection Of a few thousand
volumes toN above one, handred and
twenty thousand, and from . arIcul.tien
afsgyep thousapd n year to above one
hundred and. ninety thousand.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-07-05

"a limp q gold taken Rom the No5r,h
Carolins gold Smipss. t3wsiehing Ave
pounds, is on exhibition 'at 4 S,atesvilie
North Carolina. His-thslargest lump
found IN the Stats, siacs 1928, o,..,,.'t
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'honly u few quick tbrobs, =
And the heart is still and cold.

'h0nly u few quick tbrobs, y
land the heart is stilland cold. f.a
XVII ~@ .Hud.
2" Only a trusting heart = %. q
Or an unbelieving soul, a""i
aaAhomoeof eternal joy
Or of endless woe+its goal.
.sr.'!.> l..j
>HToo oft we lightly speak
Ofanother's JOY Or grief
Too vaguely dream of death,
And of the SOULS belief.
"Only,"-in careless tone,
From needless lips twill creep,
"Only ;"-'tisa little word,
But with meaning vast aud deep.
May %, 1866. PETlrE.
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NJ, Dropyn dc rtIuty}s has been decor.
rated by tile King Of Denmark with the
Order: of the Elephant, ,whichrllas been
conferred upon onlyttwo, Frchahmen out
side Of the Imperial family - III.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-07-05

y. ,.'WAKISG GRANDMA wITH Kfss.AA
sweet little incident is related by the writer.
She says I'asked u little boy last evening.
Have you called your grandma to
tea 2"
eyes. When I went to call ner she was
asleep. nndl didnt know how TO wakon
her. I didn't wish to hoNer at gratdma, nor
TO shake her; so ] Kissed her cheek and that
woko her very softly. Then ] ran into the
hall and said pretty loud, grandma, tea is
ready. And She never Knew who wokshcr.
Do we find anything moro sweet, delicate
and lovely than this in the. annals ofpoetryI?
Can conventionality improve upon such DO
llteness. spontaiieous in the heart of six-
years, boy!Tp .,,,,,;,t., t
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-07-05

= Phe remains Of an elephant have beeh
discovered in Louisiana, twenty feet be-:
low the surface, and just above on inn
mensc bed Of rock salt.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-07-05

The Emperofof Austria and the
King of Prussia have both signifed their
intention ofrespecting private property
-atsea in the coming war. AS neither of
them possesses navy. enough to do any.
body much harm, The sacrifice is Hot a.
great as it seems; bit it's, havsfthe
less, ,inqacstionabi iyah Indication, and d
valuable one. Of the advance Or eivilizs.
,tloH. d ! N u I'm .r-.L-i.Lr ~ l.iL.,..s.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-07-05

Mr.: Merryy,nman, LathroP} says, owhsh
he went on the steamer to CalifoEaia,
they kept,thc chickens in the hatc1way,
rae beef in the Ybuhworks near tho
,ftsrage; and when they ran out of
eggs; the ship lay too.
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PoaTRy.
from THE NEWS. l !

ONLY. ...!a '.', ."..1
'' l.. , rIt' n"i
Onlya a gentle word a.Ia-,g
TO the lone and friendless one;
Only helping hand, ,5 = ".mH
And the work is done. '%a
Only silent kiss
On the sufferers burning brow
Only cooling drink,
And the dim eyes brighten NOW.
Only an angry tone a.r
Only an unkind word
Only a wounded heart /
Only II sigh is heard.
Only a wandcrer lone p
Gazing on a palace and dome Z;
only II "wlde, vide world"
But no place to call "swcet home"
Only dream of lovo
In golden, sunlight hours;
Only remembered joys, '
And thorns VIII ere once wore flowers
Only a ring Of pearl, : -.
Only a future fair, G
Only faded bud
And Il trcss of ravcnliaus ~
VII. Ho'rFf
Only ambitious hope s
Cherished in by-gone days;
a Laurel crushed and dead,
And withercd wreath ofBays. lo
VIII "a iii
Only two rosebud .lips;Hr
Only two down-cast eyes
Only soft whiteyhand.; F"
In another hand it lies. > r'S '@s.y,
~ vs- a's.' H.-ass.,.s.stls
X X FsQL
Only manly arm ,Yg,,g
Encrcling a fair young form,
Only a whispered word
And a love 50 fond and warm. ''
" aFp1 aqsj,N
Only bridal wreath; asod y
Only a loving kiss; ','y Tof ''7of
Only two hearts made one a;
And dream ofpsrtfeectt bliss II
Y tIEbi "a 9jI'W
Only tiny form ,,.-, ,n,c
And a snow-whito, dimpled dheek!
Only lily hand ''' ''H H"'I 'a'
And blue eye, soft and meek. !
IHl '"r. nnis'iIf t1a itsuH /,
~ 4. MI. F.iy q.-y7 rs
Only q cradle there,-- mh
Only babe at rest, ~ '..
Seeming sostill and fair, % ~
Like birding in its nest. f.
=, ~ ~ H iaH XIII. ,H4ct "7'.a t"t
Hr.t.u,, uj"n' 'frH. sE,lo
Only afuneral train, 'a'--,aons,'n
Naught buta passing hier, oc, ~
onlys toalliing bells ;li'farLY
Only failing toar, "a
Only a little grave, aaual
And a sad form bowling there
Only anupward glance, "
And a fervent silent prayer.
81 XVI a.,o o,n.l
Only a hallowed spot y
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, Nineteen Thousand men have been
recruited for the regular army since
Last October, a,,f $50
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-07-05

Tie Hotels at Lookout Mountain are
becoming to be thronged with visitors
Ftom ,he' top, a correspondent say,
"eight battle fields, the city OF Chatta.
nooga, Rossville, Missionary Ridge, and
the, far sleppes Of forest tand plain,
REACHING to the Virginia and Carolina
mountains, we've plainly viSible." w
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Only a hallowed spot >.
Where the gravesof loved oneslie!
Only stiaed sobs- g,sS y ~. ,ni
Only deep drawn sigh. e,pbs
~ XVI.
Only a few short years ,5,,. a'a5 p
And the tale of life is toll,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-13
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED,

Gentlemen 81 had . negro man worth 81 ZOO
who took cold from hurt in the leg, and useless
for over year. had used every thing could hear
of without benefit until tried the Mexican Mustang
Liniment. 1t soon effected permanent cure
il. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1859.
"I take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Liniment q valuable and Indispensable
tele for Sprans, Sores Scratches Calls Horses.
Our men have used Burns Bruises, Sores, Rheu
natism, &C., and all say it acts like magic"
J.W. HEWITT, 4aET
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's and Harm
dem. Express.
"The sprain of my daughters ankle, occasioned
while skating last winter, was entirely cured in one
week, after she commenced using your celebrated
Mustang Imminent ED. SEELY."
Gloucester, Mass Aug. /, 1865.
1t is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Imminent performs more in shorter time, on
man and beast, than any article ever discovered.
Families, lvery-me and planters should always have
it on hand. Quick and it certainly is. All genu
inc is wrapped in steelpate engravings, bearing the
signature Of G. W. Wes:brook, Chemist, and the
pirate c. s. stamp Of DExAs BARxKs co. over
the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit it with .
cheap stone plate label. Look closely
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-13
ct An Ordinance.
PROTECTING THE PUBLIC AGAINST
81 DANGEROUS DISEASES.

SECTION LIST. Be it damned by the Common Coun-
- Gil Of the city of Richmond, That the name and
locality Of every person in the city or within its nris
dction afflicted with Small Pox, Varioloid Cholera,
Cheeraic Diarrhea or other dangerous contagious,
infectious epidemic disease shall be reported to
the Sec Pres the Board of HEALTH such
person is known suspected, have such disease:
physician is attending upon such person. it shall
be his duty to so report, giving nearly may be
physician has been in attendance, stbe proprietor of
the Hotel, Boarding House or private house, where
such person may be- if not in any such house. then
the party having control charge of such person,
shall report as aforesaid. .ss
Sec. I'd. 1t is hereby made the duty of the prcpre
tor of any house wherein any one is sick Of Small
Pox. to place upon such house, q Conspicuous place
fully exposed TO public view. an orange colored
yellow flag, which shalt remain until such sick
disnfected and order receive from the Board Of
Health. to take il down.
In all of failure to obey this requsition i.
shall be the CITY Marsals duty to see that the flag
is properly placed and report the failure upon the
part of the proper party to SO place it.
No person having Small Pox, and no person nurs-
ing, having association with person ha wing Small
Pox. except the attending physician, shall go in
public, pass from house 10 house, appear in the
streets other place where the public in the pur
suit Of their ordinary affairs might in contact
with them, until the Board Of Health shall have de-
cided that such person lie longer in condition 10
convey the Small Pox contaRion, nor shall any per-
son visit the rooms house within which a case of
Small Pox exists, except the attending physician
agent of the Board of Health and nurses, until such
time the Board Of Health has declared the niger Of
couta gion passed, in such
The proprietor of any house wherein any person MAJ
have been sick of Small Pox, shall recovering or
removal of such person therefrom, forthwith take
such steps as the Board of Health nav direct for the
proper dsinfecon of such house and its contents and
rrcundngs including all persons whn be therein
and shall be the duty OF the City Marshal to see
that these provisions are properly obeyed.
SEC Sd. Whenererany person not having . resi-
denee in th. city TO which be be taken, found
labering under any disease. dangerous the public
heath necesssstnx immediate care for I'm ma ns =
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-13

The Plantation Bitsers hare cured
me of arrangement of the Kidneys and Urinary Or
gans that distr essed me for years. They act like
charm. &C. MOORE, 254 Broadway, N. v"
Mrs. o. N. DEyOE, manager of the Union Home
School for Soldiers Children, she 'has given il
to the weak and invalid children under her charge,
with the most happy and gratifying results" We
have received . huodred reams of such certi6-
Gates, but no advertisement IS effective IS what
people the mselves say of good article Our fortune
and our reputation is at stake. The original quality
and high character of these goods will be sustained
under every and all circumstances. They have al
redy obtained sale in every town, village parish and
hamlet among civilized nations Base imitators try
to come as near name and style they can, and
because a good article cannot be sold low poor
one they find support from parties who do not
care what they sell. Be your guard. See our
private stamp over the cork.
PHI DRAKE CO., New York City.
Saratoga Spring Water sold by all Druggists.
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"Jes' 90 .'-~Erscty ."-Solon Single said; they
there "evsry me-" Ii be felt .ewIey" in the
morning he took Plantation Biters if he felt weary
at night he took Plantation Btters if he lacked APP
petite. was weak, iangud mentally epprsssed, be
took Plantation Bitters and they failed 70 set
him on his pins square and firm H
Few persons want better authority; but ~ some
may, just read the following: .43
lowe much to you, for I verify be-
ieve the Plantation Bit,ers have saved nv life.
REV. W. H. WAGNER, Madrid, n. W
Cts Ihave been great sufferer from
Dyspepsia and had to abandon preaching $500 The
Plantation Bi.ters have cured me.
REV. C. A. WILDWOOD, New York City.
"a< Sc had lost my appetite-was 81
weak and enervated could: hardly walk, and had I
perfect dread for society. The Plantation
Bitters have set me all right. f1a 1z e
e JAMES HEIMINWAY. St. Louis, No."
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-13
1.-THE wonderful progress Of Medical Sci
ence during the past sac years only, makes u
possible for the ccnscicntious Physirisn -
ieclsre, now, that CONSTIPATION 10 - csn-
FAMILY PKEvsxrsD ~ Sss1 Por.'-Rsv.
dAorles e. KisgSM D., Ii. D., etc.
KIN 0'8
FNEPARED- PRESCRIPTION,
MADE Ynon TIE PRESCRIPTION
Rev. Chas. e. King, II. D., Ii. d., kc.s
EoH TIE PRsvKsrIox AND crRs CO
CON SU NJ UPTON.
I'm ITS MOST ADVANCED STA0ES.1

for the Radical Curs of ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS.
cATARRH. ssd ~ aasctions e the 10 Nc, THROAT
rangements Of the NERVOUS system; for Disor-
ers Of the BLOOD and Tor all Funcsiosal Disordsss
Eimmediateiy increases the strength and deepess
the color Of the pale bboed ssbdsss the Chils and
Fever, aud dnini.hes the E1Pectoration L checks
the night sweats always, in from seven 10 foorteeu
days. The appetite i II once isvRoSated, and the
pssie~t gains asshi the cough. and difficult
nS FIRE s .sS on
form--ALL THE SYMPTOMS OF con-
snMPTIoN AsTHnA BRoNcHlIls ssn As; DIS
The iasscs,sTIes $500 BE- s..d y s.e.y cas-:
.Toncs." Iron Acids, Bari, Quinine Cod Liver OIL
Whisky, &c. anato every Disease, By whstsver na.s
f pieuit er rrres..r srr.ssise. i... of Breath
Cough, Wasting OF Flesh. Night sweass, sesai.G
General Debility Debility Of Pregnancy and Nursing.
Flying lans through the Shoulders, Chess, Face -
Limbs, Neuralgia, Nervous Headache, Nervous Pros
traton, nervous Jr,itasicu 0iddinsss or Dissiness
Excessive Paleness Sore Throat, Drowsiness Sleep
iessness. Dyspsps., Soc, s..esch, Heart 1ss..
eating Constipation, Renitssns Fevyr &C., Ac..AAA
especially in al Female Disorders Uterine Irrexs-
Excessive Delayed, Premature o. sse Fseqss.s NO.
situation. Tfiaoft
stateusemts fson Patients. &C.,
"Your Prescdp<rs ssvea ~ dsuehssrs life, asa 4
tas saved ne hus31eds u 1sll1Bs.s-Rsy. Z. Hun.
"we bless God for the bepef. We have received fron
your Prepassd tPrssrpscn-' 2. FEsssHne,
EVER one 70 whom have recommended Il 49,
b~uefscd nseh by It's ~se."Rsv. C. JOSH, RaciBs
Wis. sszIs So .zszfssa = 5ssz 5,iszrs -
BrsLE HorsE, AsroR PLACE. r.. Tin the early
par Of Ishruary, 1871 SUFFERING frop violent
pse.o.sy without benefit, hsd Night Sweat. which
completely prostssted ne. N ne evening, hnaFse-
~t-rRn Z H~AS1 k>Ae
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-13
The Senatorial Question.

Certain newspapers In this State who uxious
- be talked about, aud . half doxen dissatisfied
politicians who appear 70 bs:withou, any consder
able number Of follower. i.dussrioGsly engaged
in an attemps create the Impression that there
great doubt 20 10 Who will be cbossn - eucceed
Henry s Lane in the Unissd States Senate. These
gentlemen met At Indianapolis. . few weeks since
and canvassed the Ssnatorial question for seversl
days. and failed 70 agree upon any candidate sgainst
Governor Motion. They talked long and loud about
establishing "R,dicsl organ" ~ the capital. At
sss great deal Of eaueusng. il is .Aii they parted
in tears. nos in s1es. With full understanding
that Thy vsrs ready 10 o-eperaie with any set Of
men, no matter what might be their political opn-
ions the purpose Of securing the defeat Of OLlvkR
r MoKros. Their pseessnne ID to induce . cuff.
cens number Of The Union nsnbes Of the Lesisia-
sure to refuss to 60 into the Coion caucus, and
cooperate vish the Coppsrhsads in the election Of
person yst to bs named. over Governor MoRroS.
This s nice little arranesnp<. but il will work.
and its only purpose win b to shelvs politically. for
all time come. every politician vho favors has
any thing do with sueh disgrscsfsi abandon Dsas
OF party and principle. We are not smong those
who believe that suiaeisns inducements be held
out 70 Union member Of the Legislature 10 induce
thsm - snEataia las oss ns0sat such INDUSTRIOUS
psepoGidon. II i 1ass cslumny-an aspsssiou on
the Rspsbfeaa sssssssssaaives-fos il prs-suPpoees
that lasgs nnnhs Il tAso. II mot parchaseabls. At
any rats assaaDahls q atAlsssnsss that honosable
men would - thiak sf. ssd IN he name Of the
Union representative Ne rspsdiats il. Governor
NsaroH uiu sstaisly b sassssd 70 shs Senate ~
he Lsgialafuss asso n ~ 10Th Of January. The
loyal people and psss q Indiana are for him. and
their representative ass nss - b bought OF iotni
dated By esnalsoa vhsss psineipal basinas is has
bssa for yeass - 60 qoaEssls nsids 81 the onion
party.
We might - tAas ~ positisns Of Agent Of
STATE, Sea1o Ash1oss 0aaGs LbeasiAn. Dsscspes for
the Psnitsaaiastea. Ts1l1om ~ ~ Benevolent In
ssie.tiens. "a 1aAy 60 pssifioas within the eifs
Of the LegislHsMD go eont1Red 'sseeek in trs0e''
by thsss esatl61aa. 81 Z 10 OopPeshssds should
vote ~ Unlsn - - S0AAss, . matter Of
6eo - - hllsA H.@ias DirS. DIS 8. 1
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-13
Up TO the hour Of going TO press Fri
day, 1t noonl Mayor FINLsY Was DO bet
ter-no hope Of his recovery. isa :

II the Paliod;sss win specifically deny
that money .ssssidssatieo MAS offered -
this paper to support . particular cand,.
date for United States Senator, We viii
settle that question in short order Do
you deny the truth Of our statements on
this subjectf . That ID the question:
telegram a, aa ain plot
YES-that.s just the word we've been
saying for the past three weeks Now
dispose Of " that question in short or
der" and give Us TIE name, "specif-
cally.' OF the man who offered you that
money consideration to support tina,
particular candidate for United States
SENATOR Ont With II, Mr.. General G.
Washington Woodi sd snt IllT
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-12-13
II is most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates scurf and dandruff.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.

1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents hair turning gray and falling Oh
1t restores hair upon prematurely bald heads.
This is just what Lyons Kathairon will do. 1t is
r,retty-it is cheap-durable 1t is literally sold by
the load aud yet its almost incredible demand is
daily increasing, until there is hardly country store
that does not keep it, family that does not Use it
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, n. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists