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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-10
NEW CLOTHING STORE
JOSEPH KUNZ,

Would respectfully inform the-cItis.ns IS .Ss,>r.
field. and surrounding country. that he has jut
opened a large and well-selected stock Of GsIt-
mems clothing, and furnishing goods. Youths. stt
Boys SUITS Hats of latest style Boots, Shoes. .e
in the we'll known room on Market street. .rscsut
ly occupied BY VIM. Hoffman copfectons't
and saloon His goods of the best. ard II,
prices nod crate Call and see. Ap. le-St
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-10

A Dalton tGeorcia) paper tells of for
mer planter in Pulaski county, who is en-
pioyed by one of his ex-slaves as overseer.
Sambo pays is old master literally, giving
him ei1ht bales Of cotton for his services
foy the season.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-10

A big rat hunt in GAINESVILLE, Ohio. last
week, resulted in the capture and massacre
of twenty y-seven hundred of the ''varmints''
by one party, and twenty three hundred by
the other
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-10

Remember that sassafras tea will have
the effect of thinning the blood, and break
ing up the sluggish current which moves
through the veins during the winter season.
Try it, In moderate quantity.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-10
CEALED PROPOSALS will be receive,

~ until April 30th, 1867, for the erection
of Methodist church in the borough 0!
Clearfeld. in accordance with plans 90 be
the Office of J. B. McEnslly, Esq. Part Of tie
material is on the ground. By order sf:h, t:a.d
Of Trustees GEO. RhEEM,
Apr. 10. 1861. Secr.ts!I.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-10

GAUTION.-An persons are hereby CsS
~ toned against buying or in any Ws! I,,s, nuys
ding with four certain dark mules, ohe 80 b,
and harness. now with jackson est, as 'ns'
long to me and are subject to my order ncrpPT''
Apr. 3, 1885,. st. g. . Pm Pm
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-10
DINE GROVE ACADEMY AND SEy

l. MARY, Pine Grove Mills, Centre c..
Pa. j. E. THOMAS. A NJ Principal
This Institution, organized in 1852, will ops
its THIRTY-FIRsT session-the Twenty fourth
der present control-on Wednesday, April 80
1867 and continue FIVE months. Boarding an
tuition, English branches. $50. Information fi'
en- on appiication -- Apr IL. lS67. SIP
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-10
aew Adrertissmsats.

AfrertsSeRaents large typ, cuts, y.s
style lciH be charged double price for syacsocray
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-10

DARGAINs in all finds of wooden goods'H
Ipr. ), fss1.' Up. .KRATNFs.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-10

DEFICIENCY SUPPLIED 1t has been q, .
national boast that We had the biggest - -
ers, lakes, catarac;s, and other geographic,
features in this country that could lie found
elsewhere in the world; but we had 10 /.
comparatively modest on the subiect =.
mountains. Our acquisition OF the Rus.i,"
Possessions will supply this defcisncv
There is mountain there called ST. Fin.
which is eighteen thousand feet above 4.
level of the sea, or four thousand feet birI
err than Mount Blanc Moreover its s,Gs-,
is much more dangerous and exciting. ''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-10

A LITTER OF LIoNs.-Ths Ere E;;,,.,,.,
says that among the ''distinguisLgd' a." a.:
walls in that city of the past week ,p,v :. !.
mentioned the offspring Of the large Eo1a..
belonging to Thayer and Noyes. On Tbr-
day last she gave birth to FIVE whelps III.
males and two females, and at last sceonn'.
all were hearty as need be. 1t has been :
very difficult task to rear young lions in III.
country, but the keeper, Charles Whit. :.
confident of being able to bring tLese E,,.
fellows up in the way they should 20. TSss
will be quite an interesting addition IA i,
already large menagerie of Thsyer and Nor
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-04-10

Read the new advertisements,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24

IF as large portion Of the KepuDl'oA.
- throuoh the State staid at home
on election day, as in Hamilton co"n'y'
the reduction Of our majority is iuliy &c
counted for. That more in the State a.
large refused to vote than in this county, aS.
!. evident from the extra exertion maos
- Hamilton. Why did they not vo'e'
c;nn,v because they knew that Congress
w.a safe for two more sessions anu ."e,
desired to remind that body tina. 'ne.
had gone far enough, and must s'oi
-hare IL ia and finish the work SO auspi
c;onslv commenced, and so fortuna.el'
advanced without going in the otne
questions started by the most ''''
/ Radicals.-Cin. Times @ @
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24


kSs,uufnw4Duems Dstsstisss Aesdes1e
bse, pa1sstsa. M ssasis1s e . sslel1s eeeeesq
eenhina4in leslk = spaaGsa tAaas eeesAe
burelw .a11smgt - sna~ shouse. sstaes 49, =
the dess = viadew, = knsdiiatsiy seenD sns
.,ern. lkunsa. uha1 1ses = viesow - esss
dIlt..l,1 - Issas - a6ss . wiie - - .
~~n-evka astsasSs sss16 61sstes
. a.ytiisx = ~ ~ aaGA6vss issnAsa- zass
v;a Spsa1lSs sapsssssas tAsuss q ssSslSseas
he u buu1s siE1 N ~. ~ slesn sssseeso
.ud shs. i swll - jeetp we'll y ~ go
,ovass.. osssu4penAsy avasisty = aeepEfssass
.,.;a.eAe III - .pssssaGsa- A PestlanA gsa-g :
ne-ee ~ eAhss IsAA, shinhisg hs hsesd bssg- !,
lars ahest - pssniasa d6eAasgsd ~ ssye'.1 = !,
| q seoe be1y undsf 4 -. md sosaa spo. M
| v.s,>isepail - .. - - NJ shst ~ hasAssss
| vhieh - sssssiag ssa1sstAsay = sAs -
v.rd. Ans ~ ~ ssnsaness sboss - Asys
vho,sss ausng haAs0stssns l1aesss 3
!. r,srveea ainEses1iae tee1hass. and - -
lir --ssspa - M hnaA Sssh neeAanrs "
- v,~,s .svss hsss ses.sssd II the .nss11aFs
Deeeusivs~ had besn used anaz,s.s
Aur,,e. Il burelass pretty eood seesy =
Itold 4 rseehiyn 1patlsnAa VS. sssssssa ss'ls. e
| -;dnixha ~ nisshsyisss seiss- A. p aso.s
3 81 = ~ slaaains h. ths sssA sosss
looa;,s -. viGk . bisdsssa - ~ hand. 'sie
.whe3 q yoa vast hsss p, inanisss M
lg.sls.aA !, ,..,x -,
Il waaE yo.r nsasg - yesr lie, " sadoes'y
rsplisd - thisG a 4.s j.
.Yos 49, =. - dioging Ais hand s.aef :.
ihis u;lisw, - iatssAsi vistin drew 10sfn : .
l.p,sraia ssyeavsz spsase brn rs bed aoA pts,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24

-.,,, 1.h,,~ he~s von suecoodod today,
Wssr seaaas'
my ss.?' Hea. n,
'sNotAa.g $50 - :. -. ,.-...,,la
I'll ssss the se.. : .....;....;..- tave
taxs ~ Ths hook-sessss - ~ - s.s
pleDky ef boys axeesy - = : 80. -. ~.
H.. vitA -, shsala hsvs seosn ss''
eha.ss. O yss Ieex - shis ase Psas. @esn'
.ouahoay veu3d h6ys lGat sssyys 80 sso 80
me: ~ sehedy kssw "a ends nsssay -"
you.e ss IL .ss.. -. w.,
sAAsr .sading psstisn q eoes sOy 49,
the nethss end hsr haels ~ knsesee 'e.!ae
ssthsr i shair taialinsss. - v.yso ~ .as ~.
bat ~ knew that 0so eshss e.se = - D..
Thsy khsw also tha3 0ed veeae g -. -,
best ks them. O, i ha sweet sn'"s 4
70 b. ~ - ~. sinssssty, Sfny wh g o0n.'
/ Ned nosning vas II 0aheath day. Inc
ss,aay sdhsol bsll nag. 1hs sss Sas s.an'ns
Ibs;ehe Cd slsas. ~ ~ = vas s11seoaey
cola. Tke ehild hAd no sSsscoet. 80 -" s..,.
v,.sisr : ysrs - - ssaslss slo.hiae. He
| ~ il - 80 ~ = - aeeesiotendsns ana
t.:.A A.~.A>, s-kernd -r - K
.Wh. i. ~. hsts paas-Ae.a boy IN. your
tclass p ssksd ~ snpssintsndsns eI johnny
ts.e.a,r.
!. T4;a 1919 = Jonss ; hs liveso0 Stone street,
la1n.st Mn Il. this vssyi wssk He y
-. .,,out him. and
snoe.. W. = -. = =
I win - h'n a'ssr ls seneo. 80
Th supssintsadsns 90 nss OFses mum, sn1
Ivhen - slass hroks un seeing him hngs'
lbshi.A e. ODER scholars, went up and tool
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24
a HINT TO LOVERS.

N@a
wrote that you wanted to wed,
And proved that you were not man, sr
Only half Of the letter ] read, 20
And gave you " No " for an answer, a
why hide from the question you ask,
Behind the FOOLS screen OF letterr
Why is facing woman task, s.a srs}-
II you wanted SO truly TO get her?
A woman is worthy her price,
At least while her chances are plenty,
And you know she has many choice.
Before she arrives at sweet twenty.
True lovers are tender to woo,
And tits seldom they fail in their wooing'
But bachelors shame be on you
To thus shrink from the deed you are DONG
Ii I was so dear in your sight,
You should have come up like man. sns
With a few honest words, and might
Have given you different answer.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24

The Chicago Tribune says: One.
Of the great tsiamphs Of the Ohio Dem
ocr.ts, last Tuesday. Was the election of
General s. +. Cary, Republicaa boifer ];
to Congress.-Thsy do not know nov
whether 70 laugh or to cry over their
victory.-Cary, ps. -, i one Of the
| .>,.t chnoxit,sns men TO the Democracy
= the whole Sta&e Of Ohio, - he is not
onlv in favor Of negro suffrage, but ct
| LIQUOR prohibition.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24

The New York Excise law mas Q oilhin
;sbe,, the liquor shops of that city from
q 95O to $3.50 and stopped the sale OF
.;ntox;cating : fluid at the groceries. Inc
....,,er If arrests on Sundays has de-
.reased one half. And yet the Demo-
.-.ts denounce it as interfering with ehe
.civil and religious liberty" to get drums
ON Sunday! ~ sll
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24


What hearsst thou 8
can hear hearts break
One or two, here and there ~
And cries to the dead, who cannot wake;
And PRAYERS. bat no answer prayer;
Words that smite and sting:
Wrongs that can only weep; g ~
And wsak Truth wearily mnrmsring
As she tossss in her sleep.
Woe to thee hast thou found
Nothing else under the san r. z. Se
The wheel Of life goes 6ercely round;
But D. y bear the goddess on. =
~ What nearest thouf s -
can hear Earth shout z
When Summer leaps from her lap;
Chains Of song have girt her about
And never silent gap. zis
Tosgues that whisper 4'Rejoics g'
In the midst Of passing woes; ss...s
Ard Loves triumphant voice
Ia every wind that blows.
Wnes are upon thy feet, eass
> And trumpet 6lls thine ears; s'aa
On on thou nearest thine own hsart bsat,
And thou hast no time for tears.
What nearest thou = es =. - !,
can hear God speak,
And there seems no other SOUND
Through glamour Of tears, thro'
shrisk, 8 Is ss
A Life's fierce wheel goee ssss
Words can hardly hear;
They are dark and fai'
One thing only the wo sus
The thing that n us AAses
aust do.
Follow that Voice
- .sr..-.h.. through the night; sY
-, e or how;
- ~ o. Let there be light
ees arkness waits for it now.
sasas sS Kinsley's Magazine.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24

The President thinks that the recent
.,.ctions show that the people endorse
mis- policy. Either he is very stupid OF
.ha neonle are too versatile to deserve
respect. Last year his policy was sne
direct issue, and it was universally con-
demned in the reliably loyal states
Th;sy ear his policy was not tnongn'
| Of ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24

Madison, Indiana, is to have an en-
,.roed reservoir, to supply the city with
water. Cost, $75,oOO.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24

sss. J2cxr,s AND TAxATToN.-1a1asiOH ~"
sal,s with heavier weight upon us tnan
upon any other people in the wof'o-A
~ :. except the bondholders, fortunate
men who draw gold interest ana esc.ps
about two per cent. taxation! Les Son-
oress refrain from issuing any more
honda Of this sort. The contrscs 20 the
,.tter must be fulfilled. The policy
should be, however, to substitute non
.ox.ble for taxable securities az fast -
,o..;b,e. There is one fact that 10 rare
~ t.ken into the account, to- wit: that al
.h,noa aeek an equilibrium, and wnhe
.bonds advance in value on account q
+h..xem,tion. other securities, together
18th real estate, decline in value. because
.hav are taxed, and taxed more heavily
= consequence Of the bond-exemption;
.o that the equilibrium beiHg thus re-
stored, the people lose nothing oy tne
) exemption Of the public debt. we 'aAe
+ that the equilfbrium is now faiiy re
.to,ed Hence, TO ut once subject tne
, bonds to taxation would again modify
: values. 90 that the bondholder wouie
,o.e While the holder Of other propert1
: would gain. This might be fair fof =
. holders of real estate, for example, wn'
h.,a il previous TO the decline on snf
accoant; but il would not be fair . :
! tsose who have purchased real estas
n .;nce the restorationsof the equilibrium
of .,,ov ~orId thereby make . specuis
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24


Rsvera.es. 20 called, are the temptere
"a the first steps towards drupkenness.
At the appropriste seasons the newsps- I
pers abound in receipts for vsrious xmas
of sumrnsr drinks; wines, cordiais, Deefs 3
ana cidsr.a Thsse - no easier and more
loers.in xsy e making . fanily Of drunk
ards. than By having suchs things Always
- had. ..in cnse Of siekness, : It - eerms
,sa,g I gknou. . man, my neighbor for
,nxarvears who was accustomed p LAY o
in, ! bsrrel Of cider every aatnmn. anq
it was plaoed on the table every day en's
t;, II vas exhausted; bat every day 1t pc
c.,me more sour, alcoholic; and oy sne
time is vss oas, che stimulus OF is We
| a. oia.adeai 80 . disagreeable vaas Was
| ernerienced. and Il was determined. tnas
| nett wear he would lay in two barrels; q
! ,anoth six barrels were laid in for the WIN
ters supply; meanwhile, my neignooF
/ b.d hecome q hsbitual drinker; on rising,
i at breakfast, 1t dinner, in the miodie Oh
the afternoon, and from supper until iase
he'd time: cider is too tame now; mas Po-
1 .;t;on and means demand supply the
;. costliest brandies; he is seldom dfunA'
hut always full; there does not live any
where q more honorable and high-mind-
ed man: in all business transactions ne
has maintained the very highest position
|, for incorruptibls integrity. and as
j neiohbor and friend and good Citizen ne
: has no superior; but take from him sne
, brandy bottle for day, and he wouie
+ oo mad. or die Of exhaustion-of an IN
e sufferable sinking.
r It is an incontrovertible physioloe'cs
= = fact. that any artificial stimulus contln
3 ned for a few days. makes the sysse.
W fee, the want of it, instinctively lean ul
o an it and look for it; but this is not All
- a. ..me amount of stimulation is a.
lie manded every day; but to create sn'
to .monnt. q larger and an increasing qua
:. :, titv of the stimulus becomes necess.1'
he ~ e must be more frequently supphe'
,es M babitual user of spirits. OF tea an
'el coffee. can possibly deny this, aiter 2
- years. practice; as proof, see how mu'
oftener they drink or smoke or cn.
aed than when they first entered on the !"
IS ..rable. useless and degrading career
cen self-indulgence. The truth ls' there
ow, no safety except in absolute refusal es
ca to taste drop or chew an atom. o.
who takes one drop may die IN the =
Ter. he who has the high moral cour'
ash to refuse that first drop, that nrst avg
oke, ovor nan
the I knew a whole family OF oeau..' =
Il Of orovn-up daughters. not one o. Wn
hor- hv any chance ever refuses, at home
q the at a party or on picnic, to take : g.
of brandy, toddy or any OF 'ss ~
our. our. The habit was formed by the NOV %
and making brandy the panacea LOT es
d be stomach ache, for nausea, Tor .ain.h
iu', for bodily arrangement, for 2 cnIll'
. - and an over-work or an over-meal.-" 2 :
. the man and Reflector.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24

II "BE
V~.. XXXVII.s !
UNION PATENT AGENCY.
In p. HOLLOWAY Il co.
4 WASHINGTON CITY, D c..
HAvE Engaged in the businsssof soliciting Pat
sass e.d prosecuting Patents business enrus-
eAtathsir ears will receive prompt attention.
X Clains Against the Government.
Fer bssk paylsr Pensions &e ,&c. will receive per-
i .on.f .stention
+ AL 1uroR1xAT1oH.
lsrssssssssto Patent Laws, cheerfully given. Cop
fk of the Laws and Rules and Regulations of the
Patent once, will be sent gratis, application.
In applying for Patent the applicant shoaidfor- |
.ra aodel Of his invention susceptible Of being
,ussx.ssa BY nodel-or il it consists in ehemi-
i al eonpos.d, samples Of the ingredients in their
I~~rsi.i state, and also in the proposed prepared
Il = * 4
sv.. .ke.ld be sent Also, As full description Of
discovery, andits advantages should
siv,. n il practicable, aid inthe proper Prspas
rstiss of he PaPsrs. ~ =
Par.ous believing they have made An invenfionora
discovery IN art science, and desirous Of knowing
vh1hssths same bsen patented, by transmitting
or dr.wiae, or Sufficient dssssip4an
-. t,s i.vsut;on .sellieibse havea thorous b
.,...;o, ,u.de in the Patent odce, and ther esul.
Of ,.;a.r.-i..4ios forwarded to them for q, ease
BILE es.psnsation. asse a~
We vsilhavs forwarded to any perS ,nw'
sire tAsn, copy Of the Pstent t. rms no =
andshs Rsiss sad RsE.lasion' of .he p..eu. Office
/ roe st sxpssss- sset sf si
Caveats wiiibe pre- red On short notice, hy the
iefde ..cription of
| vim Arewiogss sss@
Drawings ,llbe madeiu ar.is,iesty,efrozn modeis
farsisAed oy in ,.n.ors. bssssE sesasgzs rA
Sssr she's II the Records of the Patent Office
slss In Patents will be made Application.
anf II possible date Of Patent. go. s.
Copies Of all CLAIMS,
asny Patent issued by the Patent oiace since 1885,
willbsfarnishsd the receipt of u, the applicant
s,ise the full name Of the Patsntee, nature ofths
invention. date Of the Patsnt, &c.
wssAinssou CITY, July :, 1857. z7tf
PROFESSIONAL.
= ROSE,
81 Surgeon Dentist.
a rrHsRECTFULLY reminds his friendsand the
on1 e q Ss
| Of Main and Pearl -sts.,-where he will be pleased
% rscevea Ill calls for his professional services He
socits share Of the public's patronage. and war
- rants entire satisfaction.
- Teeth Extracted without Pain, by the use of
NitAcus Oxydeor Laughing Gas.
Riclmond, Feb. q. 1857.
q o. III. BURCHENAL, g
1AT1on1gEY AT Law /,
esae9 a4--AND--
Notarv Pu Bile
Olce. oyer Citizens, Bank, entrance or
Nas Main Street;
tas-.s1 RICHMOND, END.
II JOHN c. WHITRIDGE,
s. Attorney Z Ievv 4 Notary,
Il vAUo4AN DUILDING,
ear shs sssa.s sf.1,4 sifsh-sss. ensrane.en
II Richmond, Indiana.
:. -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24
Sc the. JoIts.

ssCig5litv, friends, civiiity. was the an
s,ver .,t an ancient Quaker, when asked
tie secret OF his success in trade. and the
ftssoa is one that might well be heedea
H. til ose al. our young men VINO "ouiu
Succeed. Politeness, we are sorry 10
= Y. is at a very low ebb in this land OF
clirs- and reading the other day letter
written from Europe by q clergyman OF
ii is city. there occurred the oft-repeated
tsayele RS observation, that the little de-
s..ncies of life were held in much more
gard and far better attended to, abroad
i aan at home-with the result, OF course.
a. more real sociality and actual busi,
ness ca se than in this country. To be
nc lite, it is not necessary for one to
u ear ones best attire, nor requisite for
q ne to be well read in Chc..sterfield, the
habits of good society. or any ether pro-
f.ssed work on 'rnaaners The first and
My requisite is to have disposition to
. sccommodat1, and without intending to
y rite an essay on the ethics Of good
breeding, we may say that the cultiva-
t on Of this disposition is, in numberless
and very pleasing wa ys, it own reward
Hurry, skurry, ting a nd scramble, push
ind bully, are, by far too many. take!
ID be the true rule of ife, and especially
ia large cities like tif: j, a surly brusque
Hess is regarded as he very ear-mari
Ind sign manual of 60 good busines
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24

The ma, jorit y for the Conva,.;.
Louisiana is between ten and Sc
thousand. TIL work Of the Con~..ss::sen s:en
viii be sh ort an negro suffrage III, T1aoe
into the n ew Con stitntion II viu t-
the Demo ,crats to get il ont au.;.
soon.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24

Jlan. So far from 8 nc
4 e who pushes headl OF,
1'ull, to his own imn ed
1,ithout any, or the / eas
fights of others. b as
forst possible trait ag
Ian exhibit. In tho swl
+, Of course no tim Q Fl
bitions of dancing mas
lie who on Change ii
factory, offie
tets the reputation -al
huired-of being rud,
|,nly but know it. coun
|4t the end Of the year.
|.lone, at no very neon
|,f his annual inct ,me.
|:ivility," as the { I'D @
hood rule to e. by;
I'renchman once put
ruth, politeness is lik
here may be nc thing
he joits wond e rfully.
me day only, 6 ,ood re
OF be slread y, as we
t will not m ah e YOU .
ightfall. an a viii yer
rease the v ca riness y
8 the shad' IS Of event
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24

"
go good bnsiness
uch being the case,
org forward, like .
.ediate private aim,
east, regard for the
as about the very
. good business man
swhirl of life there
q for elaborate exhl-
master grimaces; but
, Ia the street, count
Office or store, once
and it is easily &C.
rude, may, could hs
his money bagt
rear, from that cause
considerable per cen
ne. "Civility, friend
d Quaker had it, is I
by; for. as = Eitt'
,ut the same genera
|, like an air-cushion-
ing in it. bnt i ease
lily. Try it, il for bu
d reader, should yo'
we trust in the naDi'
ou a penny poorer q
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24
YRoFEssIoNAL.

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-HRECTFULLY reminds his friendsand the
- bubble that he continues the practice of Dental
Surgery at the OLD OFFICE on the n. W. corner
Of Main and Pearl l-sts.,-where he will be pleased
o receive I'll calls for his proessionar services He
solicits share Of the pubic's patronage and war
rants entire satisfaction.
~ Teeth Extracted without Pain, by the use OF
NiAcus Oxyde or Laughing Gas.
Ricl mond, Feb. q, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-28

TIE frequency WIZ which boiler explosions
are recurring in the mds, -. us y FITTED 70 IN
spird the public with the most serious h.afm.
Not y week, scarcely q day, passes without
sometremcndous explosion, destructive at once
OF life and property, and resulting In almost
cverylnstance from the carelessness or incom-
petenG Of the officials The peculiar manner
in whih, IN this city, manufacturing establish
menis re mixed up with the dwellings OF the
ciIizens and the proximity Of these establish
menis inmany instances to our great thorough
fares retder such explosions peculiarly dan
gerous. IN yesterdays HERALD we published
certain d.tails connected with three. different
explosion. In each case the explosion was
The cause OF loss OF lie and resulted from
neglect OF incompetency Matters will never
be mcndel so long as engines and boilers
are entrusted to ignorant, unframed and inconl-
petent men. II is the duty OF the public IN
spector TO see that every man in charge OF an
engine and boiler is fitted for his post. and the
public hayea right to insist that The inspector
discharge BIZ duty.