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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-11
ERRORs OF YOUrm.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay and all the effects Of youth
fa indisrfeton. viii for the sake Of suffering human
iy, send to an who need H. the recipe aud direc
tionsfof making the simple remedy BY which he wA'
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit By the adVertiser''
expersnee, Io 50 BY addrssslnE IN peliect eOna
dspct. iIl ~ Il JOHN y. OGDEN,
Ssa A N'ttt - SVdhf'sgfsstf NAV fofE
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AIP at first you don't succeed,
HrV aOain %

hyou have tried other Congh Medicines with
out eject. try J. w poaHds White Pine Com
pound, which is a sure remedy for all throat and
mdg diAeulties, Sold for One Dollar per bottle
"a HUspeEp YRARs 70 CoxE" DR.. PorAxD's
White Pine Compound will be the only recognized
medical preparation in tbe treatment Of all dis
eases Of the Bladder and Kidneys, and Throat and
Lsng affections. Th0ussnds attest lis merits. y
DrsI II. Jordan. indianapolis. Ind, says al
have known Dr. SIrickiands Pile Remedy 10 be thor
oughy tested 10 cases durin the past yeaF
aud Nith perfect success every matinee. And SO
lt y with hls remedy for Digrrh9a Cholera, aud
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TO CONsTmPTHvEs.

The REv EDWARD A. WILSON vii, send free OF
charge to all who desire H. the prescription with
the directions for making aud usip the simple rene
dy by which he was cused Of Consumption. hi, only
object is to benefit the afflicted, and lie hopes every
snperer will try .hia prescription as II will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing. Please address
IN Rev, EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 1876 South second-st VILLA mSburgh, N. Y.
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Struck nv Lightning,

.epWiqgs gnder -slerps on Thursday morn
ing.of hpstYeek,I Yeare tiorpsdltPat the barn of
Captain JoHN NICK EE, of, W eston Township, was
struck byyightpng, ,'and consumed The con-
stefts, consisting of 100 pourfls Of wool a large
quantity of wheat, hay, farming utensils, tsVd val
uablo bucks, etc.. were all destrbSeaa There
was no insurance, and the loss Is quite heavy. -
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al Cnnl TranrIsnction. ~

Mr. CHARLEs Coy, who resides in the lower end
of this Township, sbout two miles above East To-
Ied6, came Cd ay carriage to MISPLACE ouefGesday
Gast to vote ,aud while here, stranger drove off
with his horse and carriage. The co@merciqtsays
the thief drove directly through East Toledo with
his stolen property, in die aftetn6on, before tie
theft was gtnqyP:g When rlast heard, from the
., ssoqudEe ,Yas fur or fye mlsa 9cIoy TelidQ on
the riYerroadts = .sIs Nnn I'd
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-11
INFORMATION.

Information giarantssd to produce luSurlan.
growth OF hair upon bald head or beaTdsss face,
also recipe for the removal of Pimples, Bloches,
Euptions, ETC.. the skin, ieiVing the same son,
clear and beauti ul. be Obtained without char
by Addressing Tu0s. y. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
8z1 '- S23 Broadway, New York.
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WHENE'ER rAKE MY WALKS ABROAD bow many
poor, miserable Dyspeptic people see. who would
be healthy, aud rosy and happyT they took PlNnta-
ton Bluersthat paragon OF preparations for giving
tone t. the stomach, energy to the torpid liver,
sloy to the nervous systom, and strength b the
muscles. ltis an admirable regeneratOr Of ma
lures wasted or neglected functional powers in
either man, woman. 1t gently ezcltes and pleas
antiy soothos. With bottle thereof, every man
may be his own physician, rI T
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HARNEss, poors, ETC.

10 .n 1Jfu NUNS BIZ THE COMMITTEE, "a
r. Digby-buffalO robe.
4. Digby-cauliaower
T. B.. Wright cheese press. i,...e r
Daniel Blodget--pump. r.
I A. Acorn-eet Of Windsor chairs.
Mrs. A. Aleorn--dried apples, horse blanket.
shell box, ochrery plant. ..F
ID. Mrs. f. McColly-cabinet
Miss Fanny Love-tidy.
Miss Dickey Skiuner-tdy
N. W. Minton- clover seed gatherer.
\ Mrs. p. Yost-picture medley, sofa pilloN
worsted parrot, worSted psatowt shack vase.
Miss p Warner moss basket worsted tidy.
. j. 3. Matthews-clover huller.
Mrs. 0swald--hair flowers.
W. II. Stevens water drawer.
Miss h. Rnss--hair flowers.
Mrs. G. Reed tidy.
Z Miss j. Ames-hair wreath
SEWING MACHINES,
Thos. Howels Il Singer sewing machine en-
tered for family use. including making braid, &c.
Same Florence machine, entered for variety
and elasticity Of stitch, &c.
q. W. Scovilie-2 Wheeler & Wilson ma
chimes. e 't .sN
The award will be made on these commended
articles in the miscellaneous list, on the second
Saturday in November, by the Directors.
All premiums will be paid at the annual meet
ing in Tontegany, on the second Saturday Of No.
vember, 1857, or at any time thereafter within one
year from the Fair, - Il. s.a
Respectfully Submitted. q.
>5~~~. MARTIN WARNER agyy ary.
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State Fair Premiums

=
Atthe Ohio State Fair, recently held at Day
ton, bSe|luhis deresa wkrded % the Bllowing val
es,risties Of frui ad vegetables, exhibited 4AMes
Best lesSa{ats aSsaEhsl| ..
u i2si sSRGs1 AaSsx liS sa = 4HRPY,i'' HRPY
.S4$1ssg.!t s1E!ss w " III aIAH .,
Best vegetable oysters. o,
s1gi PrsuiuHls sSArded IoHN POSERs 4 SoN0p the
ii1 tollowingogsst l ialewog i'on al.' ll yGsm
Best ten varieties of pears ''SA''erf edi nF %
Pc Best ave yafedes Of pears. d5na evaa sW "A
Best three vafilties Of pears. ..o ii 'las % y
BIZ Sispi4S RsSa I Z sipss pears. OO0,f$s .,
'ts' Best tsbirten sssanbsr 81 1sLl.7iz 10. y
Best egg plant Tl71IF sssEo Aa 81 naitaalsi I'
Premiums awasded JAMES JlllIai DUs1iflcE on the
following = 1.G = III
'ts'seeOnd best ten striesiesos psSfs.s,Vs'V
MIA, Second best hye Varieties Of pears. -
"0'" Second bestthres Varieties OF pears. e shd
Second best peck Of pears. l9fa 'Ah eHi sot ~
o- Second best displAyof peaEs.39 & n af
The display of hhit was not large, and bit for
Northeastern ohs, wOnld have been nothing
Lucas and Wood Counties were ahead id tho dis
Va biats s-A thAN NANFAAN MIN EL al
X0I-a4-7-S-lS1f---r-r- "
Real Estate Transfers in Wood County,
Tho f0iow6g arsths transfers OF real estate in
elhW cod Uomtg, as sAown by the books in Recorder
MldssEaTls OGse,. feF fbel week ending QetObsTSs
i5El9sEaNisht toy. s. JTs&Sa ;AI0Ra sphd .,
a. MllburY-$200, ~
q r. DgpaPhes to john Mortell, wznw SEQ "A tp S,
range ~, 30 0'aeres-- 81 800. n f1thsr q X
f.. J. ssibert to Johns j. 'Haller; WI Not s6l |,
"a iPeTysbdrg-- $2OQO. ,.tr -, -, - :
Walter Davidson se,Js A. Phillips, pt rpt Sc
sec ", tP o, range III, } "a aerea- S55
~ j Ricketts, 70 Hairy Sheosa |, lots $50 and 570z
~ Perrysburg- l26,s ~ t'iiaas' rtf a raWas
az =; r. NJ. Barnum 10 A. kdls ft . 4 ne teC al IN
ta range Q, so aeres.e5G0 .ia64 81 '-l1 iifrc1S 7 =
'D'sa john Gribben IL IA Wsstoa ut se ssO IA
,sstRt Sepgs y, s2eivEssST \, /, Y :. .i9plx..
u A. range II, 40 acres-$S00 a.
AlphOnzo Abbott % Ell W. Petteys /; e x sw acc
.. aud ne NV sec TO- tp 8, range ID, 12S'aeresG
SlS0O rfs
Mary Smith 70 Geo Edelman WI lot 6, see 10,
90 70 range ~, 20 4cres- S50q.tt M Ooh
e1r AiiT. Smith u Geo. Edelmaa e< tot D, DEC 10,
- tp ., fahge -, 20 acres $500. .' ~ II u
Geo, Edeimau 20 A. v. Smith, eJ5 road tract
-. az. IS eeres-r7$750. rr.H ~
s'' Geo. Edslnsn . A. " Smith VIZ road isd tract
sSCi u Eaaitsis isI tOt.i vsidsA $3.50.
"a sTsSsstssT sraraOTTh
.lf lslF tiasAg q ash9
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-11

Is blessing, The way to enjoy such is to take a
wine glass full of STRIGKLASD's LIre mrtgss two or
three times day, They create good appetite
they ngthen the stomach they hahtual Com
stipation, Nervousness and Headaches; they make the
old feel Young. II you wish long life and good
health huse SrRioKLAND's LttE BIr rERs. For sale n
bottles BY Druggists and by the drln& at all saloons
and groceries, lHf 4igz
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End OF the Drouth.


II is safe TO presume that the drouth from which
"a we have suffersd,-is at end. Ths refreshing
showersot this aud last week have repenished the
. rearth, and were most joyfal!y welcomed. Z For
- weeks past our oorsy has suffered greatly, more
particularly in the eastern and southern pofliohs'
I'm some localities the woods h&ve been on fire. and
Farmers were compelled to watch their fences. In
one locality the southern portion of the county,
bruA and timber were sansuhisd ovst an, extent
- pteighty acres or more, The vegetable med is
IN many places consumed u The daRtb ef tvs feet
burning off the roots of trees and destroying much
valuable timber. It has been very difficult in
many places to ptncure enough water for family
use, and great many farmers were. compelled to
a,irveptbeir cattle asgreat distance or haul water
to them. We are informed that farmers from Lo-
:, rain and Ottawa Counties, where they ,haye suf
fered intensely from the drouth, are in this county
trying to secure feed fofs their, Hook during the
winter. i1b"fa
u
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Testimonials.

rey large number Of iiapo,tsHi ssiisaenSnls Aa'r-
already been receirei ffVE PAyteiaRs Cieipynen Ap
hecdries aud INDEED from az eldsses IN sel,sy s,,ssa
ing N he most fattsTIH0 tSvms Qf hs IFAlis iSss
Compound. 4fr f!tyf .-gfr r...
DR.. NICHOLS Of N6rtNfcId, w., says''
AZ and The Whits ISRe COu.poumd % BE- vsry seloN
ecus, not osty IN coughs and other piSp aic gteoa
b.. aiso IN G1ecttots of the kifasyS dsbiht ef "a
pomdch and olhsr kiadrVd qgons," i. Il II
Rev. j. X CHASE, " REmsey, " a., ,sriless II,
~ hare for Starl regarded yer WAits H.ls CDus
pound as an mrdllabie remedy can truly say tkaI
regard as ttsn more ecdciolp and pddhs HAdnsHSp,
lhaN (aat takea At Cbn4Os''d for oold, aHa y ipst
ehalqHinelp," ~ ~
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-11

MAGNOLIA WATEE.-A delightful toilet article
to Cologne and at half the price.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-11

SsZ J..Ss,.r .rosS sss',0,s''' T19

NrN AaHestA ~ Af@hrNO OfAf hANs
Mrs p. Yost best Ornamental Pieture-ft 90
Mrs. w, Ross best Leather Work....... l 90
Mp yau sRiglgwAy, best display Millinery, 2 90
Mrs.f' 6stbest htrp Mat@& .'"t, .,Hsf 90
do best Wax Fowers". ..s,.... 90
Mrs Carrie Bassstt second de ,'....t s..s SO
Miss Warner best 0rne ment. Worsted-work 90
Mrs. J y. Ridgway second do do so
Mrs. Saml Brown best specimen do 90
The Committee recommend premium to Mrs.
NJ. d, Tyler for wreath and ornamental frame'
and also to Deniel' Blodget for grain wreath
which articles were entered in this class, but not
particularly designated in the list on which pre-
miums were offered. s'l.t .-Ha
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-11
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,

TTNHE undersigned wepld call the attention. Of tia
4 people Of PerTySbnrg aud vicinity, thAt she
is still taking Pictures Of tho Best Quality, Of ali
sizes and kinds, from the ~ size or largest, down
70 the smallest AniArqsypes aud detiis also COPY.
copying. Is ~ ~
She win finish up Pictees6 Il India ink. or
paint In wataF colos4 ia the most approved slvles
will elso furnish frames and Gases of al kinda
and sizes that nag be required. AZ
She would respectfully invite hSr fflenes 10
call and see what their own artist can do bsfors
going elsewhere. Il will cost you nothing fyea
cannot be suited. Al she asks 4 "a sha,s What
faction. Mas. NlCHOIE
n. B.-No pieture4 tsksn on Saa1ay
PsuYsbsFHs Ara :, 1857 @1P
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rfHEfK8EELy-DSy,oiil& 4 siieS, R.
Wosd CSdnty OtfIoial Directory

Thrt sUDICrARY oFFfcEks.3 20 p" geo
Six Atx 4. .1atty .Jddse OF Court ofOommon PIeas.
On,E. Toller.g!ts. .slsa Judi 81 Probate CONT.
Faeorae Weddcll.. ....ss. s.Olerk of the Goerts,
sfSAlsxander Brown. s,Proseerting g Attorneg'
-ti.tss q lsi4iri1n COUNTY oFFICKRs.a1 . .sya
Samuel r Price s.s.. - -Qopnty Auditor'
= - A,Ponneu. .lss. ~
Stanh an MeTrv J. ~ ~ a q 4. :. Recorder
- David Donaldson. surveyor
SfiNs saS,lSssSil I i,,,,,sn.,.
8. W. ST, John. al faiHsG
3. s. s. :. 6SSssia SSSssa ..a.!J. .ScSdtlrssBin1t..
.0Tu. A. fAaabpsi tplftl .raaOa
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Tho. EanoM,lomni aIonthIv.

Ths reputation qt this periodical is taking high
rank. How ID. q, Northrcp, Cor many years State
Agent Of the Board of Education Of Massachusetts,,
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character and value OF It's articles" isis high
opinion is expressed by many others.
TsRus 81 90 per annum in advance. Six
copies aud upwards, at the rate Of sl rs copy.
Specimen numbers sent gratis, on application. Il.
4. wnrE, Editor and Publisher, Columbus, ..
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THE Cincinnati ToLksbldH calls attention
to the fact that the Constitution of the
United States docs not contain the word
White and makes no distinetan on account
pf color orrace. The great patriotic who
established the Republic and our Oonsttu
tion were not possessed Of such preiudi
ces. 1t is, says the FoHS6h,tt, au histori
ca fact that George Washington, Thomas
jefferson. and Madison, and even that beau
ideal of Democrats, General Jackson, wen
to the polls with negroes 10 deposit thsil
polls in tue same box. -t.J
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IL - y Z
Teachers, Certificates.

The following applicants as Teachers were ez-
samahisd, at Perrysburg, October A., 1851 by the
County Board of Examiners, and have been
awarded certiFcsteshas follows: ssil gisE
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n fliiss l7sl-l bas s1l7lsN N 4. NNDW g0T
,-sIs4Q IEEA-lt .e ii t4Usf L
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STOCK on DRY GOODS

Which embraces all tho most desirable qualities
to be found in the market.
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HousRHoLp MANUFAcFrREs.

Miss E. Foot exhibited 2, very, nice plain white
quilted quilt, Mrs. s. Brown whst-hot and Mrs.
Maria Robertson very hieely Embroidered eoun-
terpane, which not being on the list of articles for
which premiums were offered, were commended
by the Committee, and PEenigm recommended
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-10-11

Atthe Ohio State Fair, recently held at Day
ton, bSehaukiss lerea wArded 81 the Esilowing val
es ristes Of fruit ad vegetables, exhibited byJAxEs
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pAIRY pRoprors. .nTc.

Mrs Oswald; for the best loaf Of Bread 1881 O.
Mrs. j. w. Ross, best Loaf, of agraha mBread | o.
Mrs. ii. West FOR the best roll of Butter. :. ! On
Mrs. e Foot second do r do bND..l s.
Mrs. j. w Ross, for, the best Honey, 1 o.
Mrs. J IL. McGofIey, 'secbnd do f..H.... s.
Mrs. Geo Kimberlin, best Chuned ,Peacbe. {. 81
Mrs f. Alcorn | do Aptles =. 81
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90 = yorIM4E xs2.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-26

The PsERLKss COOKING STovE.-W
notice with great pleasure the high rel
utation and great success attained b
this celebrated stove. It was awarde
the First Prize over all others at the Pari
Exposition, and has just taken the .shigh
est premium" at the American Institute
Fair, New York city. besides taking
twelve other FIRST prizes at State and
county fairs during this season. Messrs.
Pratt q Wentworth deserve great credit
for bringing the manufacture Of stoves
to such high degree of perfection, and
for adding SO. materially to the reputa-
ton of American manufacturers abroad.
In addition to large orders at home, we
understand the manufacturers are receiv-
ing many foreign orders. We are hap
Ply to record such a triumph of American
skill and ingenuity.-Bo Boston Daily Econ
sng Traveller. rps ~
The above ssPeerless Cooking Stove"
is for sale in this City, at the Red Stove
No. IL Main Street, by T. j. BARG1s.
Call and see it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-26

FIRE.-We learn from the Eaton 90. }
Register that the house of Mr.. W.
McWhinney in CampbelIstown, Jackson
township, occupied by Mr.. James Gray,
Was burned on the night of the 10Th
inst. The family of Mr.. Gray were rem
sdering lard in tin boiler on the stove
when the bottom of the boiler became
unsoldered and fell out, filling the stove
with scalding and burning grease, which
spread over the floor and set the house
on fire. Mr.. Gray, seized churn full
Of butter milk and dashed it on the
flames-this only aggravated the Difficult
ty-causing the hot grease to sputter
and sparkle out, setting fire to Mr.. G's
shirt and hair buring him badly on the
breast and head. Mrs. G. in trying to
render her husband some assistance,
Was severely burned on her hands and
arms. Mr.. G. ran to neighbor and
gave the alarm-he could not return in
consequence Of his injuries, which are
feared will prove fatal. Some Of the
household goods were saved All the
kitchen furniture his corn, stored in
the smoke house, and fodder, were all
destroyed.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-26
Ancient Fine Arts.

Ancient fIn0 arts.
To lie Editor Of he Ns,o York Herald:
Respecting the relics of porcelain
ware found in the late exhumations at
Herculaneum, which have been for
warded to the Society of Antiquities in
London, whereof your correspondent
says the bottle esembling brakes Plan
tation Bitters was undoubtedly placed
among the ruins by the agent of DR..
Drake, we desire to state he is incorrect
in every respect. If bottle was found
there bearing our lettering, the language
OF the Ancient Romans was different
from the accepted literature of that day.
Cur Agent has other business than this
in Europe, and has not been in italy at
all. No doubt Americans carry Pianta-
ton Bitters to Rome; but trying to i'm
pose upon q Society of Antiquarians in
this way, seems quite useless, and we
do not appreciate the joke. It is nm
necessary for us to spend money in Eu-
rope while we are unable to supply the
demand for these celebrated Bitters
here. Respectfully.
p II. DRAKE 4 co.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-26

Our worthy City Treasurer, w. p.
WILSON, gave US magnificent Christ
mas Gift" on yesterday morning, for
which he will please accept our thanks.
It is perfectly circular shaped, very red
dish in appearance, and evidently came
originally from Lake Superior. On one
side is fine portrait Of the Goddess Of
Liberty, with the word s.Liberty" i'm
printed on her forehead, and circle
of stars surrounding her. Below the
figure, the yearin which it was manufac-
tured appears, showing that it is thirty
four years of age. On the reverse side,
the words, Omitted States of America"
are plainly legible--a wreath, looking
somewhat like corn shucks, surrounds
latin inscription, "Tnec Eno"-the
exact meaning of which, we leave to
linguists to scent out. It is peculiar
~ appropriate giftto printer, and
whilst we have it in our possession, we
cannot say we have s'nary red"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-26

S. e. Dugdale, at No. SO, came very
near having his entire stock of ''Santa
Claus" Goods all sold the first of this
week. By the first of next week, for
New Years presents, his stock will be
replenished, when he will be again ready
to supply customers cheaper than ever.
He has few of those magnificent Sea
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-26

Greenbacks taken at par until after
the Holidays, for the best Sewing Ma.
chine in the World. Now is the time to
make selections for Newyears presents
Nothing cheers the heart and relieves the
hands SO much as Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine, to be had at 81 Main
Street, Richmond, Indiana
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-26

Congress has resolved that members,
in future, shall pay for their own news
papers, and their own stationery, pocket
knives. fne-tooth combs, and ivory port
MONIES This is q sensible resolve
just what the people hereabouts have
been doing when they go to NJ. B. Bal
lard Drug Store, near the Depot for
medicines, drugs, dye-stuffs, and every
thing in his line-"pay for them," and
he always sells at fair prices, this is sat-
isfactory to all parties, and they never
fail to call again when needing anything
in his line.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-26

Do not forget the opening Concert at
S@nger Hall tonight, Thursday
There will be choir present numbering
about thirty singers. Solos, Duets,
Trios, Quartetts, Quintetts, and Choras-
es, will be sung, and Piano music ofthe
first order, will be performed on q new
and beautiful Knabe Piano. Do not
forget this Concert, at the new HALL on
North Franklin street.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-26

An earthquake was felt at Auburn.
n. Y. the other day, supposed to have
been part Of the purchase OF real estate
recently made by Secretary Seward; but
the purchasers of Goods need not fear
that the prices asked by KIRK MENDEN-
HALL at the "Cheap Store on Fifth
street, near the Depot, will be followed
by any. other commotion about their
pockets. excepting very agreeable
csnks alton. Go there and see.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-26

PLUMMER & HARRoLD's new Drug
store, No. 129 Main street, is very beau
tifully arranged, and everything in prime
order. EUGENE understands his "biz,"
and knows just how to fix and mix pre-
scriptions to cure the ills that flesh is
heir to. Go to No. 129.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-26
TO Consumptives.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send FIRE
Of chaFge to Al who desire it. the prescription wtte
the directions for making and using the simple remh
dy by which he was CURED of lung affection and te-
dread disease Consumption. His only object ishat
benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer to
try this prescription it will them nothing will
may prove a bies. ing. Please address s~--
INV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
No. 1855 South Second Street, Willamsburph n =