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Delegates 20 the PhiladeIphiR Com
y ..-.-,'i.. 49, VeutjOn. - | D..

ih"ji u oant MoBuE, ALk, August .. .iii'
The. State. Convention has appointed
LewtJH, RaiSbnt QedtAchl Houston, Bgn7
iamin Fitzpatrick, Alexander White. 4. b.
Cooper, John Forsyth, James W. Taylor
Hpdl IL R.AiQtt&E,deRgatfb at, lhpge t0
tile Philadelphia Natitional Convention.
Also, thqlonoWyg district delegates: 90.
First BistrictS-j6iii w. Henry, @. Ci
lAngd0n w. H., Crimshaw, a. J, Colds
Sttldhd 5istrlStALewis owen, j6nAGln,
Shorter II: TbFFn =, Gi Doster.
cSiIgGad2. GES EQ aasARRn Rnsi.Gi MsSeit. % r.
Fourth District---L. NJ. Stone, j. L. Ken
FinG bistricl=zJ.. Foster, A., !, Henry,
w. o. Henston. G.. Il. Cooper ..... .i.... %
Sixth Distriet-1honias n. Foster, j..
Lebanon, -- Goodman, WIS Mudt, Wir-
Resbfdtiohs were dddptct Approving the
,pflc8 Of PyeSidrir johnson,
iastl stl;fee1fihg tIieinvitaiidir 10 tifikeiuto a
National Union Convention at Philadtl-
pn'e'o''9a'l'H1mo H1mopasEn,i pasEn,iG6.,,'ISugust 4
d The following gentlemen have been
elected Us delegates to .the Nationpl Unibn
GoiitGntidn at PliladeiIhfa: Sixth Dis
tT'iet John ILL., Ohristy and r. Mcmillan;
seventh District, Richard II. lyon and
james SAsitnfrs vOYuuA iaoM :,
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TexaA I.Agislatire.

GALYksTON, August 3.
fhb'Presideht tefegrdphs ID George Bell,
Secretary OF State, that the Legislature ioi
Texas win meet without hlndIance OF thS
sixth OF November, and be inauguTated orl
tbs, pblth, and then the officers Of tbp l'ToI
Thtidf Government wi1f tiirih 'oyef fheif
respective badges 10 the oflircrs clect.." "' !
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sIss saaJ ~ iEpdA aSp,s i.

On the tract Containing the eleven drres anil i37
perches Is the mill now being run by Joseph Tap
scott The water power Is one of the very best bn
the river. The dam has Just recently been 70
paired, and consequently Is now in good condition
There Is also on the premises twO-story briek
dwelling. The ground connected with the mill n
the very best OF bottom. Terms of salc-CAsHI
q. G. II. DAVIDSON, Sherim
ADAM CLAY. lAttOnneyanm nmM lY2lMtA
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ahh fFhOleFm IlsalffItelpsiItrnll

PHlLADELrHIA, Ahgust3.
The cholera report 20 the Board OF Health
to-day up TO noon showed six new eases
four of which Yerq fgtRl. .,,,,,.itssa
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! LooK, HERE, LADIES iANp GENrLESIcN \ Il
ing of a-fi,M Gold and Silver Watches. Gdld
Chains, hiSls variety OF other goods BY
auction, on. Saturday, the 2lst last, ut nihe
O'Clock A. NJ, to be- continued from daN 10
dss until ali Is sold: !" Al goods Warraitdd.
II not us represented, may ba returned
within thirty days -. -4d p A. LAPEE.
jy20dtf ''''.- Is. "s'iUt" 4 '-hi i'"~-
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jy2O4tl l.tlb DAyts11a, Ohio.
SALE OF A VALUABLE
MILL PROPERTY AT MIAMISBURG.
Adam Shade
superior Court,


Adam shade Superior Court q
VS. 4.
Joseph Tapscott et alD Case 3tH ,-
IN pursuance OF an order Of sale, issucd in thp.
i above ease, and 10 me directed, | will One1 AZ
public sale at the door OF the Court House. in the
city of Dayton, on
Saturday, august %, 1866,
At two o'clock m the following real estate, to
wit; situate in the county of Montgomery and
state u ohio, and known aud described as being
ID 6edtons twenty Ave C2bl and thirty -In{ (Bij
town one aud range six NJ, RS; Beginning ut Tho
northwest corner Of said section thirty -One t3l)
on the east bank Of the Great Miami river; thehce
with the meanderings thereof s 40 no poles NJ
q W AT poles To n stake; thence 3iH 81 So
poles 10 the corner of lot No. g. on Hueit's hd-
dltion 10 the town of Miamsburg; thencd a
431s 1875 poles totlre,n w corner OF lot mol h
thence sYh9 1916 poles 10 the W corner VI
said lot No. o. thence n b5L 10 poles to the ctht
ter of the Miami turnpike; thence with the cenL er
of said pike 45k 424 poles to the edge of the
water In the Miami canal; thence with the mar kn
Of said canal 9k 2SA poles to tho north lind Of
section No a5j THENCE n SglS W 80 poles 10 the
place bf betihnlrfg cAntAnHe 4 leIlveiI acres und
iT perches, moro or loss, agreeably TO the sur4ey
made by w. q. George, county surveyor of Mont
gomery county Ohio. April 10, 1877.
And also lots No and In Philip uuet's u,lli-
tion to the town Of Miamisburg Ohio
said premises have been appraised as follows, via
The II acres and 1S7 perches appraised ut. A,pOO
Lot No appraised at ................... lbO
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FpR, SAtE.-l lIouse and lot on Elbbw
Lane, 81 feet front by III feet deep The
than never miss bearing berries m hb,In-
dance, of dybry variety. Good frame house
and stone cellar stabling for cows and
horses, two wells ~of water and Il ilafge
|wooa-shed. This Is one OF the most de-
sirahle pieces. ,,QE property for sale in this
city, and will he sold at a bargain, as tlae
owner Is about moving on d faiIn, ana pf,I
feis selling 70 ,rehtlhg. the property. 49, I
jul7dlm Real Estate Agent
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" '-'"'' 'f "'I' '-''..I'' z 'F T "'1
EH- 81 50--Dutk Eiitan suite, 8Auet0nri
made, can be had at the Eagle Clothing.
store, llS Maih STREET. Tor ~ 50-Cpat,
DO" Pants and Vast!e "Di' 'a'sn s'a !'al
''''' ,-'. -. - -. 'i'--''' ''
e'eh4Cfty COtFlitfl. d. .
''4t "i '.-1 FRIDAY EvkN1NG August o.
Present Messrs. Iddings i(ubns. Garv
Kiefer' Sliahf febhdrtHt T'ehman
."ilosiat Cblhdyyef. BfadnAeIiSy6iperI Rbtz
Stenhens ''''7' '''''' 'fil
The TdmitHA or Md taA meeting yJo,tl
read and approvptl. 80 " ''.'' - f'ii9'
petition nom n. Se1,aeffer w;s6{nnk IN
nurcboss " ,shtk,Sr 5,S ,l,Ab1,id yost 81 thc
src s sST XII, o M th,s ,,5etc wys 3s Ine
Ievee' s'Sif . ''.T' f..'.'' "i,
rs%onsttnaee is'tl i,rGgcrty , hold jgs
80 Ins ~, Wv, Nv M M
,s E,'"A c,n,,,,,, rrnu, y.a IT - Mitcko,y
.te M feIafion w ,,as on Efreot Va III
'' farrell 10 tbe Trnstees III rim Wnri' Z, -.
nct,..o,,i Sr,',r Inl,, t' Ri,s,nc,,. ia
otirrsi nskinv far n change ~ fLS t;r,tdI 0f
TAYLOR street north of the Railroad Mns
rcferped 70 ti,a~ CnmmitteS an Grades =, ,I,s' ~
tees of inc EiFst Aytpd and M Rn g,nccr 2
cakamm,is,. ~, Sr,,s,a 9l U"shno g,
roistib,, ~ ,s', N n ~. M ,nn ~
fyi,.J n, 3lsss ln,,,,{ f.f ~ Mr. Ina,I
n,tenE .I,sgJs Il a''V.i. ~, tNjS - -
4, rSvsSS stysrca fr11l,I,l n y e,o,,i,,,er ,d
abous 3Sg nthcTs' 'Seainst tlid -lSreDosed Inn Inn
uhrlff
ilatsI AM as l'fro, N St tIa I S
c,Svstts e a,lobted was ,cssl sSed and yeN
ferrtIi 70 the C9nlnittee 81, Wriyt',es,9 IN re-
SarS ~ tIsl ~ s,,a ~ s]t"P''r
T4SS n. n,
missiorsv III 20, ~ eo. Ill,
amo,i%t N 4 sI vi "a 49, ',9ood aoi ~ III
iii ~ s'S-C.fWtJp7J ~ y'''i'u w w
The CohSnkttea an o. tronortod q, "a ,,.,,
of n,,Lin,r Nh s,os ass'ss,,,oi,t 49, isee n y.
twelve cs!sTfs IN nlnf r'7[nnt h,rnors ny ~,
si,sIss,. - = e. - ~ sis Pss NV
4 EH,M Hill I4r Acc N hiIaN,iIHV oDOO
eantract Hr liSbting EindIep onJ II ma
- ~ 4 ss..t ss7lsfi3in ItiV N """ FhH
S'TSS%NMaa Tao aoa,s hPluoasushl@ p1e A", g.
", .,,1 H w ,n
uSss or.ercJ an s,ia. - 49, ~
u1t " inu- t,0l A. - ,,'s, sH' .
s1da nn ,.,. SnoWtHg oel 10-
,.isiHHHES;6 f;t,SS ~ n 8 ~ W 1lGf
~ M ,t' r wv Lne
ars, u e. ,i,t .p!I tli lNSSie PrpI-
,t a.. az. ~ sf G
sh ,nlatis; ~ i,,S..iy, ~ III
str..H s.n W ,tls.I aA on :. IfEH
anu Teicrreu 10 Ihe
u'h. So.r,.a,t,as .',s A.,
80" &c annast;, H. li
p In ufnan n ,1 y, ~ nv @ IN
81 strseS y h'En W hhfeGl &}y,. Wiss gecelYed' "A
, I,oe,on W iy Ihc spHJech .oHeri.iI9T one
WsSM IN at,I WIS auYI,sGed. Ill. .,....1
So dhe Specfait tOnTinlttee 10 ~h0th was Re
ferred the subject ofpgrth6sing a'slte tor
:, Or -
e"t yirI nte. y easst ipafC ~
iIn Iu e sIIee' U,i noiIon p s.teeL yHuuoesCrdet
iiSs stISSt- fil " Sg parq OK
ohim stTeet7 Nortn part OF JacksOn strqet
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THE DlA,TalF EMPIRE B.
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CITY AND sNBURRAE.
SC. Johns Church. .
u ukaiIyRA Wif beAkiA ihkk1ibiApk thurch,


Clegg's Hall, to-fnttrrow (Sunday), at half-
ubAs1 tbI S6focR iRtAd hAirhAAH AhaIAkl&
sin the evening". The publicsaye ipvited- ''''
= e- f"lll X
ay -. sfndcK my "I4eHrSNqbiBing the
,a thunder storm. about two oek this
morning, the astablc Of n w Enkley
s.swho resides jiive miles wa Cityl on
... the tSYiggtoh PlRe, wa light
ming. The stable was entlIelf c3nsnnied,
and 10 horses and two ifssles. lctislipd iii
.t che famesei g.4i Akf fntlsessfsSA ".
-t' 4 We understand that 4lf. -EuFfie wa hp-
piled to,.only yesterd SfRalsc3l 10 hhye
his hOTses insured, buI lllseoaitt ttlltsltb wait
I ,a tinsa. more eoRxenle1 seassn.' rlsls lcY
~" tlsiop was unfoTtupatn ipr Mr.. EnEie but
lucky for Tie 1nsuIf itg SjOmDaiIVs Ar
Other warning To Owntts ~ stock, 10 9hyail
l themselves OF the iacilitfaA hfo rled slsy this
y braDcli' of lnstnnnc,s,
FY- 81 5O-Duck Hfsss suilA, aAlstonri
made, can be had at the Eagle Clothing
Store lls' 'Maih STREET., 'fof 81 50-Cbat
'" Pants and Vest "DA' '.1''n ''@ !""l
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DIsSOLUTFON.

HAliE, fopaftnarshin aheretoElnc existing tInAcr
the sS 10 aud firm name nj, Nissw 10 llseoler r
M GO w ~ ths hAy Illsaoit nd b nal .eata,sht
The business for the lhlnFo Nil he nn.er ehsl lJm
paiqe VI hlshWbe "A FreyaalSs viii settle the
business Of NishwitL, Brecker y Go.
Aug l. lss5. VI GEO NATIVITY
.N%o sss lhiHl stFsst, !, G,.A. FfEI-, ..s.s
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lMEMoYAL. !.

4 HAVE moved ~ oGles fsOnA kIala. % 70 rN,u,
over SiB Third streets oIpsite. Phsssii IIouse
MAl atteEd ~ tho collesiOn uf the al iiss1nI
heuhiies Immediately, and all 0thoF bus iaeas ~
laling 10 the soldilT, and the widows aud helVs
soldiers As claims OF this Kind arr paid In thci
SsiSs, SsTSs SlSGsS iAiyFnof SspT'e 70
hfHtfEiuttH a " AN R.fei-AN.
w ANTED-rM MERCHAMTS,B BANKERs'
AID Everybody Wanting Good Printing dome "a
exah,ine the work eNaeuEedi "a the Eupiisr sttanl
job Rooms, No 40 Nam street ss.fH ~.
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SatIO1ya and 0ettysbur,r. I,l,l - !.

The RlcRmond (va.) IRhiS thus u notices
similarity in the two battlcsof Sadowa apt
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New. YOrk Monoy Market.

Il .asi.s@ ...s ,''".,"'. " .., iNkw YaRk, Agnsl5.
,s Money easy'nt ICp5 p,,r' cent. 's'4'r'-
a ~ sterling dun h9d. .lleayy. .at., MAO
z Gold IL without u decided change. open-
fiatgatt lis1lSs' Hchlnfng 70 lf5Ss, anu cl6sng
~ I''.t,lt ItaH utla .u 20 i.i.I .,.l ttr
d iGoVernlnenta,a sbedlo lrnor..itaD ~
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QUEsTIoN.--.-Whyq Is 10. Schwarz sells 3,
many guods2. Because he sells the uldcs
made up. Keeps, Always. on Bahd a. Tai fg
stock of custom made ClOthinR, and Inbr
especially sells with R very small prdht
ahd asks Rgtwb prices, at us Main street.
sign Of The Golden s1g-arg-l-e.ntH e.,"~I
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iBEsr's FILTEaas7--P PRIcE REDuCKD. I'm or
der co aeoommadate all CLASSES who dcside
70 have pure drinking water this warm
Weather, y, Beat would announce that lIe
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
10 $40. This VIII place them IN tire reach
of all, and no family stould.ibe without
'"ea . O. .,,t aat,i.ilI 40 sa .iGh<uIi
tit-.f tl 49,. !
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o, -kS1Parents should call at IL. Schwark'
and secure. good haFgalnss IN ChildrenSs
&Gat &RIl EiIlIlat tHhHssEEEiWf '9rHA9Hn" p
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,AMUsE4IENTs.

Tug IQEElf HQpsE,z -TheTp, was large
aud lPgtllapt audience at the Opera House
iEbaiAklbn Az AJillch odaAsl ibmbli-
iecntEy.bepsht ltp lNlEiqoorse sRRaclIie.
The entertainment was one Of the nd iost
varied and delightful Of the season, fanhl. a
lifting testimotfialitd thS bthygeutlelAdn
In whose behalf iE.was tandered. TherI, is
another splendid BIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
as ~ wasp and .ssThe Peoples hswyerI'--
boths capital plays, aud In hOtb.of which
Mr., Radcliffe and the entire 0pdftt House
company will nppears Mile ,NOami. MIR
guOritteG WI siiis the Irish bRllad of
sWhlow MHehrec,n and dance a s'iolIble
Irish Jigg with Mr.. RhdciifIe. The patrons
Of the Opera House may Anticipate a fich
treat tonight, and we have no doubt There
viii he . crowded house. Go enrly. iai J
"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-06-14
49, "a

SERIOUS ACCIDENT On Monday last,
ISAAC DoAN, whilst engaged in hauling
sand, stopped at the corner of Seventh
and Main Streets, and stepped out on
the tongue of the wagon to adjust some
part of the gearing. when his horses
started and threw him under their feet,
and the wagon, which was heavily load
ed, ran over him-one of the wheels
passing over his breast and badly crush
ing his body. The horses ran across
the street, and brought up against the
fence of Mr. Crocker-knocking down
his gate and panel of fence Mr. Doan,
although seriously injured, is, we are
pleased to state, in a fair way to recov-
er,provided inflamm alton does not ensue.
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EF On Thursday morning, the mar
ket masters attention was attracted to-
wards dog that, without the fear of him
or the law before his eyes, had intru-
ded himself within the sacred precincts
OF tue mart, and had, dog like, befoulcd
n lot of butter that a huckster had for
sale. His butter trade being thus hope
lessly destroyed there. the huckster de-
termined TO turn an honest penny by
selling the sweet scented oleaginous cx
tract of COW. TO one of our grocers; but
the eagle eye of Roney was on him, and
a police officer quietly watched his spec
ulating progress, and, in the nick of
time, pounced upon him and his doggish
butter, and brought both the offender
and otfcnse before His Honor. Mavor
Finley. After thorough investigation,
no dog on'd'' law could be found to
meet the case-the nearest approaching
it is for the punishment of selling dam
aged meats and vegetables" Therefore
t. ere being no law against the sale
strong butter, the case was dog maticnli,
considered by the Mayor as without hi
jurisdiction and dismissed To shov
the cunning of this huxter, he drove hi,
wagon to the extreme west emil of til,
city and then turned and came up Mair
street, rs though he had just arrived
fresh from the country. 1t is supposed
he did this in order to throw the polio
off the scent. of his butter, The last W,
heard of this prime article, it was in the
custody of Lew. Ssmuels, who was toat-
ing it to the soap factory. Notwith
standing the high price butter has here
tofore been selling at in this city, We can
quote this lot as dog cheap
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HORSE FAIR IN RICHMOND.

Under the energetic management OF J. l. Berry,
ESQ. and compcteut assistants, the Horse Sar, ad-
verssed in another column, TO come of al the Fair
G,oau5 of the Wayne County Agricultural Society
in this city, promises to be complete success
An exhibition Of the trotting capacities OF the best
,r3 tastes, breeds OF Horses in the eouutry-ata Fair
On, =, 81, the whole sorss world and the balance of
..kiui--is worthy the attention and will attract
The admirers and lovers of this noble animal from all
n,rts of the countrv. The most ample Arrangements
for the accommodation OF al no NAV
itors a. we'll as spectators See advertisement
More Attraction!-Prnf- HAMILTON, Will be in
,t,sni,nce a, she Horse Fair the sls I'D. and sd
;,s, NJ the Fair Grounds IN Richmond. be has now
the Ersr Show in the World. The numerous friends
ami admirers OF the Professor will be glad 70 again
ritnsss the c,nsummste skill he exhibits in teaching
the most vicious and fractions horse the he should
90 ara 10 strangers who have never had that pleas
urp il will be q source OF Qualification AID am1se-
msnt. .
Slinserord fell of the rope Muncie, and quit the
Business.
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June S, 1865.
CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH co.

II having come TO knowledge that limitations
of the American Watch have been put upon the
in great number calculated by their utter worthless
ness to njure the reputation Of genuine products
to protect interests ami the public from mpo
siiion we again publish the trade marks by which
Watches may invariably be known.
We manufacture four styles of Watches.
The FIRST has the name
AMERICAN WATCH CO, wathaun, Mass en-
graved the inside plate
The SECOND has the name
APPLETON, TRACY CO., Wslthan, Mass
engraved on the inside plate.
The THIRD has the
"P s BARLETT, waithanl, Mass engraved on
the inside plate.
All the above styles have the name American Watch
Co. painted on the dial, and warranted in every
respect.
The FOURTH has the name
~wM ELLERY, Boston, Mass" engraved on the
inside plate aud IS no, named on the dial.
And the above described watches made of various
sizes and are sold in gold silver cases, may be
required.
II ishardlv possible fer us TO accurately describe the
numerous limitations to which We have alluded They
ara usually inscribed with the names so nearly ap-
preaching as to escape the observation OF the
unaecustomed buver Some are represented as made
br the Union Watch Co., of Boston Mass.,"-uo
such company existing. Some named the "Sol-
der, Watch" to be sold as Fourth OF VIM EIlery
stvl. usually known a. the soldiers Watch
Others are named the Appleton Watch Co. :" others
the "P 8 BartIEr,' instead o. ?. S. Bartlett"
besides many varieties nam=d in such mauser 70
convey the idea that they the Variable produc
tons of the American Watch Company
We also caution the public. AMI particularly soldiers,
against buvins certain articles CALLED watches,
fseeIv advertised in illustrated papers Army
Watches "Of5cers' Watches Magic Time OBJ
Servers" ~ rcaua Watches, &C., the prices of which
are stated be from 70 sixteen dollars good
watch in these times be afforded fer a2T such
money
little attention. the par. Of buyers viii protect
hem from gross IMPOSITION.
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E5-A small boy, apparently about 10

Ee-A small boy, apparently about 10
| years of age, came to the house of
citizen of this place on last Sunday, and
when asked who he was. said he lived
with farmer (whose name he gave
one residing south of Centreville), that
his parents were dead, and he came
away some days before, and has since
been staying out, sleeping the night be-
fore in n wagon bed. Monday morning
the City Marshal took him to the farmer,
whose family was as much pleased to
recover him as he was to get home, The
child had been adopted from the County
Asylum some eighteen months ago, and
to all appearances had been kindly
treated, but had wandered off TO this
city and did not know his way back.
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Complaints Of Assessments.

NoTICE is hereby given, that, at the
next regular meeting of the City Council
of Richmond, which will De held at the
Council Chamber on the evening of the
10Th day OF June, 1866, all persons who
nave complaints to enter in reference to
the Assessment of the Real and Personal
Property for the current year. will be
then heard and acted upon by said Coun-
ell. T. P.kIRN, City Clerk.
Richmond, June 5, 1866. low
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-06-14

TT Market opened on last Tuesday.
The attendance, however, was small. We
attended this Thursday morning Only
four of our butchers were in stalled
they had good supply of meats: 10 to
30 cts. pound, as usual Onions, rad
dishes and beats, five cents a bunch'-a
good supply. Peas, 6oc. a peck Straw
berries, 25c. a quart; gooseberries and
currants, loo. Butter Csc Ptb; Eggs Is.
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an lifting the kettle from the fire scaldei myself
very severely-one hand almost 20 crisp. The
ture unbearable. The Mexican Mus
tang Liniment relieved the pain almost i'm mediatey.
IL healed rapidly, and left very little scar.
CHas. FOSTER. 42e Broad St, Phiiada."
This is merely sample of what the Mustang Lini-
ment will do. II Is invaluable in all of wounds
swellings, sprans cuts bruises, spavins either
upon beast.
Beware of countarfeits. Noue Is genuine unless
wrapped fine steel plate engravings, bearing the
signature OF G.. W. Westbrnok. Chemist, end the
pr,uate stamp of DEAAs BARNES Co, New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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AerE MAeSoLrA--The prettiest thing, the
.sweetes, thing" and the most OF il for the least
money 1t overcomes the odor Of perspiration sofs-
and adds deiicacy TO the skin; Is delightful per-
frrpe siiays headache and inaa ma tiou and i
necessary companion IN the sick in the nursery
and upln the toilet silieboard. IL can be obtained
everywhere dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all Druggists.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
A CARD TO INVAllOS.

Clergyman. while residing in South America
missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for
the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis
of the Urinary ana Seminal Organs aud the
whole train of disorders brought on by banefu and
vicious Ia bits. G. eat 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 med.::.. in seal
ed envelope, who needs it, Free Of Charge.
Please nciose post paid envelope, addressed to
yourself.
address
JOSEPH 7. INMAN,
STATION ID. BIsLE HoUsA
-Nsr York C.y.
June s, 1868. l5-lY.
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Street Railroads.

All interested in the establishment of
line of street railroads in Richmond,
are requested to meet at David Rails
backs next Saturday afternoon, at four
O'Clock P. VI, to consider the feasibility
of the project MANY CITIZENS.
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TINHE tgnetic Doctress-Miss Tenne ssee, gto a
j once called the onierful Child, has returned to
the city AMI estiDlishe infrmary Fifth No
422 near Mound, where she may be consulted all
matters DING ~ life an health. She will give
information lost stolen property, identifying the
person or persons concerned. with much certainty
rcply leave doubt OF their guilt and when
required will gopto state and vel
TO every part of the world, and hunt up absent per
whether dead sliye, and through her tell
inqurfng friends their situation md wherea She
will guarantee to make perna nent in all
she undertakes. Cancers extracted, md branch
without Instruments or pain, drop of blood in
from four To twenty tour hours. Paraiyzed persons
made TO walk from tire. TO nine day and all other
diseases ted with the Success such liver
complaint sumption. fits, heart disease sight and
hearing restored and all diseases that flesh IS heir
All letters promptly answered and medicine by
express when required. Box 2.1T2, Cincinnati p. o.
Throuf her extensive practice lately she has also
secured the services of Madame Baker and Dr. c. II.
Woodruff 10 assist her.
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!. r-Isso .-x.-rhe ,rnour. Of Plant. tion Bit.er.

ST-Is5o. -X.-The amount of Psuta ton Bitters
sold u one rear is something startling. They would
fill Broadway six feet high, from the Park 10 Attn
street brakes mandatory Is Of the institutions
Of New York. Ii said that Drake painted all the
rocks ia the Eastern States with his csbaiistic
T.-Is6o.- u aud then got the old granny ieeisa-
tors 10 pass law preventing dlshgurng the face of
nature" which gives him monopoly. We do not
know how this is, but do know the Plantation
Bttess SELL a. other article did. Thew are
used bF all classes OF the community, aud death
on Dvspepsia-certAin They nvigoratnS
when ianguid and weak and great appetizer.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold By all Druggist.