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From the Cincinnati Times.
Address by Archbishop Purcell
His Views of Aft irs in the external City,
~ Temporal power of the Pope.


-As
In an address to the orphan children
at the Benefit Sunday night, at Mozart
Hall, Arch Bishop Purcell made an ad-
dress to the large audience, from which
we extract the following items:
In regard to his visit to Rome, he said
that the Holy Father intended that all
his Bishops should visit him next year.
1t has been his intention for long
time to convoke grand council, not to
discuss dogmas or doctrines, but to ap-
ply remedy to certain moral evils that
were doing more injury to true Chris
tianity than heresies. lie stands on O
lofty watch tower, and sees and knows
all that is going on in the world. His
heart has been lacerated by the exis
tence of these moral evils, to which he
most intensely desires to apply some
remedy. No Pope ever had shown him
self more worthy Of reverence and graf
itude than the present one. He has
manifested over and over his readiness
to suffer martyrdom, and yet he has
lived to greater age than is usually al
lotted to Popes to live.
On the late occasion of the canoniza-
ton Of Saints and the celebration of the
anniversary of the martyrdom Of ST.
Paul and St. Peter, there were present
FIVE hundred Bishops and twenty thou
sand Priests, and eighty thousand lay
men.
In this great concourse there was
harmony which nothing but the truth
could secure They came further than
the wise men Of the East at the Savior's
birth: they came in numbers, and with
an enthusiasm never known or felt be-
fore. They were not strangers to each
other, for they were all members of the
same household OF faith.
He condemned the theory Of the pres
cnt day that each man should decide for
himself in matters Of religious faith.
Christ had commanded otherwise by
the commission Go teach all nations
In severe terms he condemned any
proposition to deprive the Pope of his
temporal possessions. The Pope had
made good use of them, and held them
as a sacred trust He believed il the
Pope were robbed to morrow, he would
soon adapt himself to the inevitable,
and the work Of God would go on. He
said that thirty nine of the first Popes
suffered martyrdom, and referred to the
Punishment of others and their speedy
restoration to Rome
He corrected an error in regard to a
vessel containg gold, which he carried
as a present from his people to the Pope.
It did not contain $500 as stated by
the London Times and other papers,
though it did contain some gold.
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FlRE.--On Wednesday last, about 10
o'clock A. NJ, fire broke out in q
stable adjoining one of the tenam ent
houses of Nathan Doan, on North Green
Street and consumed both the s.a-
BILE and house. There were two families
living in the house-most of the furni-
ture was saved. The want of hose,
rendered the engines inefficient and be-
fore water could be furnished, the prop
erty was past saving. This will soon
be remedied, as the council sent Mr.
Palmer, Zone Of its members,) to Gin
cinnati. on Monday last, to purchase
good and sufficient hose for the en-
gines.
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lis it possible! Ben, where did you
get that splendid Hat? % said friend
who ran against US, not recognizing the.
individual covered up by the tile, until
our voice betrayed us. We, of course
let him know all about the place where
similar one could be had, and he i'm
mediately broke for John Suffrins G Hat
Store, where we advise every man who
wants good and cheap Hat or Cap, and
of the latest style to go and DO likewise.
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THE YEARLY MEETINGS.

That portion of Friends, holding their annual
meetings alternately at Waynesville and Richmond,
hold their meeting this year in this city, and
at their Meeting House ON Eighth Street, Sunday
next Sept. 10Th, inst, at 10 O'Clock, m and also
in the afternoon at o'clock.
The Yearly Meeting of Friends, converting annual
~ in this city, meet at the Old Brick Meeting House
North of the Depot on "Wednesday next, Oct. 2. On
next Sunday week, will be Yearly Meeting Sunday
always day for large crowds of People Several
prominent Friends from distance will be in attend
ance -
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THE Gov. Morton Cigar (our choice)
has just appeared at the Cigar Manu-
factory of BAcHMAN & HANER, it is by
considerable the finest cigar in the mark
ct, and the appearance of the Portrait
of the Governor (Which is the finest
likeness Of him we ever saw is enough
to invite the attention of smokers. Bach
man &c Haner are the sole manufactures
of this brand
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I" The perfumed light

= =
Steals through the mist of alabaster lamps,
And every air is heavy with the breath
Uf orange flowers that bloom = 8 @9
Z The midst of roses HsS M a -
Such was he 1osery land filled with healing airs
and preserving products, where DR.. Drake dis
covered the chief ingredients of his wonderful Tonic
Medicine - PLANTATIoS BITTERs = the enchanted
4trorit-l Island Of ST. Creix. THE PLANTATION HiT
TERs eemcining all the medicinal and tonic virtues
of the healing and life sustaining products of tina.
favored cline, arc without doubt, the Worlds Great
Remedy for Dyspepsia, Low Spirits, and all other
Stoniachic difficulties. @a8 ikea
MAoEoLTA WArEE.-A delightful toilet PARTICLE
dnserior to Cologne and az half the price. = -
cow
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In the report of the closing remarks Of n
ator Wilson, at the Worcester Convention on
Wednesday of last week, he was reported as
saying. that we shall carry all the States Of
this Union next year for any man we nominate
for President OF the United States'' What he
did say was that we should certainly carry thir-
ty Of the thirty EIGHT States-allowing Colcra.
do then to be in the Union-and it was this
prediction which he was willing Andy john
sons symathizers and supporters should make
rote Of - 8
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AT nineteen years of age the late Governor
Helm, of Kentucky. lost his father, and it is
stated that after setting up the paternaI estate,
he assumed the balance OF $3,0C0 of indebteds
ness, which lie paid of soon after entering into
legal practice. II that be SO. the act shows a
very sensitive regard for the memory Of his
father, which he was willing TO protect at such
eyst for himself. We fear there are few at the
iesent time who are quite so particular about
ancestral promises to pay. If one saves his
own credit for honesty, he is thought to be al
most worthy OF monument. Coy. Helm was
born in 1892
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STIMULATING Tonic LIFE Buffers. Good
health is a Blessing. The way to enjoy such is to
take wine glass full of STRIcKLAND's LIFE BIr-ERs
two or three times day. They create good appe-
lite ; they cure habitua Consumption, Nervousness,
ard Headache; they make the old feel young. If you
wish long life and good health, use SrRIcKLAND's
LIFE BITTEHs. For sale in bottles by Druggists and
by the drink at all saloons and groceries. $500 -
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No SO Main st is the place to procure
Wall Paper Of the most beautiful pat
terms, and Window Shades that will
please you, and Candies, Nuts, DC, &c,
that will satisfy you. S. G. Dugdale,
always has on hand the very best of
everything in his line, and his prices are
always reasonable.
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Periscopic, Convex, Concave, I. ndon, Smoke,
Shooting and other styles Spectacle Glasses, in
Gold, Silver, Steel, and Plated Frames-the finest
Stock in the State, at SEIB ASKESY's, successors
to G. A. Dickinson, 30 Main Street. Ne-New Glas-
ses put in Old Frames and fit guaranteed.
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- 3n,. St ch. j. C. d Co.
DR.. Schenck,s Mandrake PiIis--A Substitute
For

DR.. Schenck's Mandrake PiIis--A Substitute
for CalOmei
These Pals are composed OF various roots having
power to relax the secretion of the liver 5 promptly
and ehecuaily blue pills mercury without produc
ing those disagreabe dangerous effects, which often
follows the use OF the latter
In all bilious disorders these pills may be used with
confidence they promote the discharge of vitiated
bile, and remove those distractions from the liver
and hillary duets which cause bilious affections
general
Schenel7's Mandrake Pills, sick headache and
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In short these Pills may be used with advantage in
all cases where purgatiye Alternative medicine is
required. = --+* -
Please ask for CDR. Schenck,s Mandrake Pills."
Sold BY all Druggists and dealers. Price 25 cents
per boz. -sa #se 15Ns - a#.sa 3d.
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Montgomery Blair, in his Blandensburg
speech, called the Cabinet "set of political
vermin - said that Seward was endeayorine to
betray the Administration into the hands of its
enemies, and that he believed that Mr.. johnson
would be impeached.
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The &C auso of Agitation. I

Thu& Charleston Courier remarks IN
tho course or an article on the change
of.commanders: M Hahsssf 8aqsE
We have said that we did not like
much Of Gen. Sickles' military legisla-
ton, still we believe he isa man of first
class intellectual ability, and meant to
do what was right We must be excused,
therefore, if we do not consider his re-
moval as a good per Sc We know moth
ing whatever of General Candy: but
suppose, upon his ACCESSION, he should
revoke General Orders Nos. 10 and 81
and perhaps some paragraphs of 6o; is
it certain, therefore, that the people of
the two Carolinas will thereby be the
gamers Much that has already been
done may have 10 be done over again J;
and agitation, at present our greatest
curse, bids fair to be continued indefin-
itely e@
Let us then learn wisdom from the
imbroglio. We firmly believe that we
now have thc>hest terms that will ever
be offered to us. Let nothing, there
fore, lead us from the main work in
9 hand Let no side issue divert our at
tention from the great task now before
us, viz: Our political regeneration. If
we reject these terms, we have no rea-
son whatever to look for anything but
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The recent correspondence between our
Government and that of Great Britain. as to
the Alabama claims, shows tina. The United
States was willing to accept the British offer
of arbitration, provided it should cover the
claims for depreda,ions by all the privateers
that went out from English ship-yards and
found protection under the English flag.
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Notice---Stock Subscription.

a T THE LAST MEETING of the Board of
N Directors of the Cincinnati
Richmond and TT. Wayne Railroad Com
pany, the Board passed Resolution that all delin-
quent subscriptions OF Stock in said Company should
be collected at once hope, therefore, that all per-
sons knowing themselves indebted will PAY Up,
without further delay.
j. II. MooRMAN, Treasurer
Richmond, Sept. 5, 1867. $3.50
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T'Hrs is The season for Coughs and Colds: those
suffering with such, any Affection Of the Throat
Lungs, will find DR.. STRICKLAND Mellifuous Cough
Balsams an excellent remedy; in fact, all his Medi-
cines are worthy the confidence of readers-See
advertisement. = 10 . 2-Iy
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Nc Donald & Mitchells livery stables, at
Wheeling Virginia, were destroyed by fire yes
terday, together with about thirty horses, car.
riages, harness. etc.
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From Rer. Vim. Smith, formerly Pastor of the
Vincentown and Millvlle IN. j. Baptist Churches.
Having used in my family number of bottles of
your Hollands German tiers, i have to say that
regard them exec Mt medicine, especially
adapted to the dist they are recommended
for. They strengthen AID invigorate the system
when debilitated, and useful in disorders of the
liver loss of appetite, &c. have also recommended
them to several of my friends, who have tried Them
and found them greatly beneficial in the restoration
of health. Yours truly, VIM. SMITH.
a54sgs sAa 966 Hutchinson ST.. Philada
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merchants of Philadelphia, have failed. Liza
bilities, S25O,0OO.
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SEE the advertisement of Bachman IL
Haner in to days paper.
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a Boston constable found a man dead DRINK
in the streets, and in accordance with the usualz
custom in such cases advanced to take him to
the station house He was however, repused
in disorder by the drunkard's dog who was too
big and ferocious looking for the constable 10
tackel The faithful dog kept ward over his
master until the effects of the whisky were so
far dissipated that he got up and walked home.
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There are 1876 Quakers in England, and
Of these there are majority of 93S woman.
1t takes two hours to wind up the English
Parliament clock. The dials are % feet in d.
ameter and the hour bell Is tuns.
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A praying machine is on exhibition at Paris
warranted to say 12O Buddhis prayers per day
without getting out of order
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A Statistician estimates that every married
couple may calculate upon 4, 16t, 300 descend
ants in about five hundred years.
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Remember the oil wagon is a perma-
nent thing, leaving oil at every door.
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Nearly eight thousand dollars for knives,
shears, kid gloves, &c.. for the so Senators in
Congress, sitting at So 900 per session! TWEEN
ty-two pairs of scissors. and fourteen pairs of
shears for each one of them Eighteen knives
for each one Of them Most other people find
themselves in all these thugs and ore knife
lasts several years, but these Senators make the
Government furnish them. and they seem to
take enough for all their boys. girls. kindred
and friends. Is not that pretty bill for
practical man to look at especially for man
who carries the bod at three dollars day, and
cuts his tobacco with knife paid for with his
own money! Kid gloves! Four pairs each
for single session! Alas I! grave and reverend
Seignors, you know to perfection that ma kim Of
political economy which saiih-The pnblic is
great goose, and he is the smartest who plucks
the mos: feathers.
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From the Rev. L. ID. Fendall, Assistant Editor
Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from the use of
Hollands German Bitters, and feel it my privilege
to recommend them a most valuable tonic, TO all
who suffering from general debility from dis
eases arising from deranrenlent af he liver.
Yours tsufY,
- E. ID. FENDALL.
From Rev. d. Merrige. Pastor of the Passyunk
Baptist Church, Philadelphia
From the many respectable recommendations given
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give then trial. Ate. using several bottles found
then, to be good remedy for debility, md most
excellent tonic for the stomach.
d. MERRIGE.
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The oil wagon supplies it's customers
with Chimneys, Wicks, &c.
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Hon. Joseph P. Hoge, who represented the
Galena, Illinois. District in Congress twenty
&c years ago l843 to lS47-and who is now
Chairman Of the California Democratic State
Central, Committee. is named as the probable
Democratic choice for the United States Senate
e in place OF CONFESS. .ng IL
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LOCAL COLUMNS.
RICHMOND, INDIANA:
Thursday, Sept. 26th, 1867.
Arrivals aud departures ot Stalls.
RICHMOND POST OFFICE, May ~, 1867.

MAILS CLOSE.
lumbus and East. 0oA.M
Chicago .-...... 80 An
Clnclnnatl oof.A
Indianapolis and w est... ~ I'm
NAILS OPEN.
Indiana polls ard West Is An
Cincinnati. ............... IL 80 A.
Dayton way. $3.50 .......- ~ w An
Chicago W An
Columbus and Esst..... -. .......- 20 Pm
Boston and Beechy sire, leaves Tuesday and
friday, at-.-... ..-........-.II w N
10. do arrives same days at..-...... 90 Pm
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Winchester, via. New Garden, leaves
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do. arr. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 90 Pm.
Brookville via Abingdon, leaves Monday
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Table and Pocket Cutlery, fine quality and
cheap, at Seib Ankeny's, 80 Main Street.
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A five cent Rubber Tipped Pencil, at
White, & Nicholson Bros.
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TURTLE Sour at the Continental next
Saturday evening.
The Oil wagon charges no more for
oil than you pay at other places.
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Pens, Inks, and Paper.
Paper, Pens, and Inks.
Ink. Paper, and Pens,
nj Whites Nicholson Bros.
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FALL STYLE HATS AND CAPS.

JOHN SUFFRfNS. has lust received all
the New Styles of Silk. Fur and Wool
HATS; also, Men and Boys Cloth, Velvet,
and Scotch CAPS, which will be sold
very. low.
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Every Bbl. of oil is tested at 100.

BILE will be found in to days paper.
You get the best Oil and warranted
out of the wagon.
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RE M E M B ER /,

7hot this Batcrs is not Atchoiie, coatons Ron
Hhisky and make DraeEa,f bit Is c lest Tonic
tptte WORKS.
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Hurra h! FL urr a hi!
School Books and states. at Sc Main st.
American and French Clocks, at Seib
Ankeny's, So Main Street.
The Gov. Morton Cigar for sale at
JOHN MAULE's No. 70 Main st.
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S23 Broadway New York.