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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-24
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~ oy0e Co00xv Ireosokers''
Under this bead, " fad - folowing welldeservsd
uiAats 10 The merits Of oar hiesd Maj SrN, in the
Kokomc Tr3une Of the lStA: 4k@ss F@-&
Last Fan MAJ. Sin sWoe sseesd 10 the of6ce Of
County Treasurer, bat 800 alsr was discovered BY
go sorshead that ths NJ u1s born upon fos-
ego soil and bad nss.s -. nassr.lissd. He had
- resident Of ~ Unisd States from the age of
jAir1sen: had served Nh $1,000 eoanary in he
Sor IL rsstosatsa Of - unon sat2 dsabed for lie
by rsbel balls; served - pssps q his county two
13n1sss u e. HOUSE ~ and not nm
u = ms slsced to 40 oles = which there Was pay
w. Il dhsoversA AAak - Wsa - ogth1s. WIN. be
~ "a. ssas;s.AU psaAzaGs sSg,s yea We think il
vss wU sn:n 49,. 2 r..e - aesss0o' s''r
Aasv .aaioa - hssa - - nsior has -
WS0Sn6 ~ asnl0 q As1psRass e sd wayne
HIS Ia Sin don sot s.sis - l.zks>s nalasy
evcf 49, = any - 0sah - snnnty. Nsae nos
vaA - osedis viAA wAyne es6 AAAirs - -
ersl Aia9, but fncv6e - uqtee wcl, ses'nx !.
his alnsss u.elsss ae9s o. - = d1hass at ne
rehG.l Ne salnot "a - ~ - - tAsA e nay
- tsianphsaay fisssed = - lsa6n = % Justly
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-24

Cattle in TeHao said to be in excelle1t
ofder-z Fine heeva ere sealingA froo.
f0nrteens - 6ftesn dollars, each f1gBpo-i
cie- Sheep are selling ut one deaaar md
half per head, and pork 1t two and .
half end ere cents Fer rcucd
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-24

= sat ses# #4saae sGs p 1EEfSD sFuszEgss
OVER a MILLION DOLLAR SAVED.
{ 0sntlensn I'll haA usGro uaa wss1A se1ooe
Who took cold from hart n Re II, ssd vaa sssss
Tor over year. I had ussd svsrythine eesld Aeas
OF without bens6t, until trisd ths Meziean Nnsang
Linimsst. II soon sabetsd pernanspt esss.'t
sts, ~ 80 co., J. L. Downing.
vefs-ss.4 : Montgomery, Aia., Juss II, I9se.
II take pleasure IN rseommsndiag - 1anieas
Mustang Uni0snt . valuable aud ipdisP O.
fcls for Sprans, Sores Scratchss o. 0allaco Hosses
Our msn have ussd IL for Burns, Bruises, oseus, 49,
matism, b., and al say II ses Ike nAgic.s ss%s
NV. HEWITT, 1901 ri
foreman for Amssican, Wells, FasHsss - 0Ssu-
dsn's 1xpsess. .144@fs
Tho sFsain Of my daughters sst3s, eseaaisasa
awhsslntng last winter, was entirely eassa = -
week, afssr she eommsnesd usine ysas Suaun6uAuA.
q Ss1 SO Cd Gsousss&ss, M.ss-, Aae. I, MSS.
Il 10 an admitted tact that shs Max6uan $780,
Lsimsat pszfnrms more csrss IN sAsstw isns. o.
nan and bonsh than any aEaicie eNr abusvvepa
faoitss, livey-nsa snd plastsss shsan a1wags Asve
il on hand. ouiek and suss Il ssrtai.ly b. Anacau.
inc is wrapped il stssplaas ssessvi.esv haeae u
signature of @. ". Westhsook, Chsaipe asA ~
seU. $. stamp Of DsxAs RAssus . CO. ssss
the top. sssssaf gg9 sssgs sss - -
An sdort hes hssn nads r. counfsrfsie Il viii .
cheap stons plsts lahs'- Lssk elssssv s5.,.-.-
Sarstoss Spring Water, ss,a y an Dsuee.s.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-24

LxolsLArrys Billie have been intro
ducsh into both Houses Of the Legisla
ture ixcreasing the terms Of Township
Trustees fro.n one 70 three years Mr..
Peclle introduced resolution TO raise a
com mittee to iavestigate the charges Of
corruption against eMoess Of the House.
It. Gov. BAxss, assumes the duties of
Governor by the election Of Governor
MoRros to the u. 8. Senate, and the
Senate chose Hon WIZ. CuMBAck. as
it's presiding oAlosr--a better selection
could not have been made. @ 4
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- a SaNGpLAR AFFAIR-We mentioned
on Saturday the arrival of the Sheriff Of
Louisiana, Missouri, with q man named
Guthrie arrested at Bloomdeld, this
State, on charge Of murder Guthrie
was lodged in Jail here until the next
day. aud IN the meantime the pretended
Sheriff egdeHvored 20 borrow money to
take his prisoner 10 Missouri. His &C
tons excited suspicion. and to hold.
him. he Wa arrested on charge Of kid
mapping. 1t turns ont that both Sheriff
and prisoner are. escaped jail birdsA
Guthrie from the Bloom6eld jail. and
the pretended Sheriff whose red name q.
sNcReeves, from the .Yincennes fail =
Guthrie Vas taken yesterday to Bloom
fields and AcReeyes Is in orr jail Await
ing the demand Of the Sheriff Of Knox
county s6ash Ezpress, sJnA 16tx-s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-24


Olrvks p MoRTos, Who has been
elected United States Senator in Indi-
ana, has been the popular and able Gov
ernor of that State for two terms, com
prising the most eventful period OF the
history OF the State. In 1860, Mr.: Nor
ton, representative man OF Wayne
county, Insaiana, was chosen Lieuteuant-
Governor OF the State, running on the
ticket with Gov. lane On the election OF
the latter gentleman to the Senate, MT.
Morton succeeded to to the office OF
Governor, and discharged its duties in
manner that 10 romem bered with graf
itude by loyal men everywhere. In tee
crisis OF the National danger his hands
were fetterrd by Democratic LeeisaA-
ture but this difficulty the Governor
oyercame with signal energy. The
prompt and bold measures taken by
Gov. Morton to pay the State debt, when
the Legislature had adjourned without
making any provision to meet It, will
be remembered to his credit among many
other acts Of note in his political career.
The majority OF the ticket on which
Lieut. Gov. Morton went into Office was
but little over 5000; but his majority in
1854 over Mcdonald was 2O,68S. His
zeal as an executive contributed to make
the war record Of Indiana especially con-
spicuous, and it is as a ''war Governor
that he has National reputation. In
making him Senator, the State hasse-
lected one of its most positive and rep
resentative men.-N r Tribune. -7saeslS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-24

5e THH BRAIN IN SLKsP.-Tbe princapai
evidence a. to the state Of the human
brain in sleep il derived from the obssr-
walton Of > woman in Montpelier, CASE
well known and often quoted. She had
lost portion of the skull and the brain
and its membranes were exposed. When
she was in = deep or sound sleep, the
brain lay in the skull almost motionless;
when she wasdreaming it became elevat-
ed, and when her dreams, which she
related on wakening, were vivid or IN
teresting, the brain was protruded thro'
the cranial aperture. This, condition
was also experimentally brought shout
and observed in animals, and the same
result has been seen, that in sleep the
surface of the brain and its membranes
became pale, the veins ceased to be dis
tended, and only few email vessels,
containing arterial blood, were discerni-
bic. 3c3ae vEA---.EE s &Ga Vga*
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The editor of the Madison Courier,
having exhausted AL the constitutional
arguments against the eligibility of Gov
MORTON to occupy seat in the u s.
Senate, puts the following grave q uestion
rs a clincher, or squelcher: so3 g SA4
How much did i coDt per week to
pasture NebucudnexxAr during the seven
years he was out On grass r -
From the manner in which our State
Senator. Maj. Kialey. threw away the
vote of Wayne County, 1t the recent
election Of U. =. Senator, we guess he
can answer Mr. CARRIERS question, mathe-
matically and practically and to that edi
tors entire satisfaction, about the close
OF his present term Of Office. The Peo-
pie win send him to ''grsss and
certain.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-24

-- Who would not b beautifsl7 Who would ~ 70
their beauty What gives that marble pssisy asd
dss.gss appearance We observe upon - stage, asA
IN the city bell! Il 10 nolougsr ssesst my uss
Ma9an's Magnolia Balm- Its eoaffnssa - rssps~oa
IAN, freckles, pimpses and roaghsss, fsoo - lsss
andhands, and leaves the compss1ioa saooth te.ns-
parent, blooming aud ravishisE. Usa1H nlssy &C.,
mstics, II contains maaniai ijsrSsss = - ski,s
Any Druggist win order It ios yoa, sot - hssi q
50 cts. psr bottle. - 80 @zsT1h
z1 ". 3. HAoAN, Trey. y. =, Onsniss. =
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-24

RAGGED CURRENcY.--The Evansville
Journal learns by gentlemen recently re-
turned from the East that the ragged
currency which is commonly in ciroula-
ton in this city is not taken there ut all,
and we think it is about time there was
= embargo laid upon it here. The amount
of this stud circulating here is almost
Incredible, and about three out Of every
i've pieces of fractional currency you
meet are 20 mutilated and torn that it 10
not only impossible to tell whether they
are genuine or counterfeit, but it is even
often next to impossible to tell the de-.
nomination. The Journal mentions the
case of . bushes man in that city, who
not long since sent one hundred dollars
of this ragged currency to the Treasurer
Of the United States, and forty dollars
of it was returned as counterfeit. Sc
The proper remedy against this evil
is to refuse AL ragged, mutiiated, or de-
faced fractional bills, and this will not
only secure you against loss, but will
compel holders to seud these mutilated
and defaced bills home at once. Let
there be general understanding among
al classes of citizens that no dsfaced
or mutilated bill be taken hencefoFsh );
and let all who hold them in sums Of 35s
and upwards sand them home; and those
holding smaller amounts can combine
till they raise e5. and send il 70 the q.
S. Treasurer, who viii return new bills. :
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-24

g. -. The Haatatioa, Dlllpp haD ssssA
me Of dsrapgsns.t Of ne Kidssys ~ uripasy o.
gains, that distressed for ysars. They 81 H. .
charm. G. G. M0QR8. ss3 DsesAwsy. \. r.
Mrs. o. II. DEv0E, manager q - Uaiss Hsss
School for Soldisrs' Childsn. says ~ 49, sss. 4
to the weak and invalid childrsa usdpe Ase sA1xxe,
with the most happy and grstfyiag rssslss.s We
have received over hupdrsd rse0s Of susk esrsi1.
Gates, but advertisement 10 % s1ee1ivs ~ wAas
people themselves say Of good ast;sls. Der isssss
and rsputation b at stake. The esiGaa Qu6lity
and high character q thsss goods Win - oastsisa
under every and all siresustassss. 'Iasy Ssss al
rsdy obtainsd sale In every town, ,pas6A aaa
hamlet Among civiissd nat1pas.i Dass iuilaAas ~
10 come - near our nams ard styls tAsy 60, ~
bsosuse god artcls cannot b - - M g pose
one, they Ind ssas suppsss fteo paEaiss 49, Assss
care what thy san. De q yoaf Euasd. - ssnr
private stamp ovse tD sosk. balEa0 baa -assT
l nisms p. Fl. DRAKE d co., swYosk 6tty.
Saratoga Spring Watss sold - an Dsuleeisss
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-24

glIf7 l GU.
e94 .s--... 70 szisu1nnsszfT
COS ------..---sss1kzs~-<l
Rtcila1ONp. III, - zlah.s le17.
-r--t=ass==s.11nIIj1 = 49, = =s=<zs
sxsx1ests - b - Ayor Aas-
Lsr..AOn sse a1lyslk1 t1aisns Lsstsas1
tnre elscssd; dass Is r. 1Goesea s.
Senator, In the - . votes we're
cast, OF which 0sR aksgtsa rsesissd co.
refused to sssts sAAE Knusisesss aad one
Union remteslslnsatss lashe Senate.
10 votes xsses sca.t g r. Aossen re-
ceived 2ss Xepshses ~ EAysn. Of JEFF,
ferson, ansl Kialey Of Wayne, voted fok
II. S. Lane, Who. vae nj, 3 sandlidats--
Mr.. English Of Sect, va cAnent, The
Indianapolis .losrselL tgeu sand traly re-
marks, on this ss1pssGk, "a GrinmpkasA
and satisfactory rsSqls.ssib ylsfeesasssz
.Governor lfoft1n Rces into the
United Statea Senste ~ = vote Of ss to
SO, one Of ire .lareks{.s ifsnot tie very
largest msjoritfes ever given to any
candidate. A MORE ttfpmPhant yindicae
ton Of his policy Of bls character, OF
his reputation, from the Assaults OF bis
\ enemies. open or covers, be could not
haye received, aud dM NOT expect, 1t -
success Of which ~ nay vel be proud,
for he has not ven Il BY mean solicita-
tons, BY corrupt appliances, or dishon-
oring intimidations. It has been freely
.~<l .h&.s Z
his admitted abilieiees end his unques5
toned integrity eli vfozssps redo 8sss
Weregret the course that Maj KIsLsy,
our Senator from this sopnty. thought
proper to pursue, in net cssting his vote
for the choice Of the party with which lac
ia acting in the Legislature, and, as, he
we'll knows. the aluest unanimous CHI dice
Of his cons,isueuts.s In this act, he has
not only prOvod himself fslse to the jnst
expectations OF the party selecting him;
but has clearly and uneqsivoeally falsi-,
fed the pledge he gave in this city in
public speeehs when fMGc Popp forced
the issue OF the eleetion OF Gov. NJ. to
the U. 8. Senate directly ON him. He
then complained that HE opponent for
the nomination.. Mr.. fopp should think
for moment sof making such An issue
with him--that he lMss fos the man the
Union party should vselect; and il he
should be placed in . positi IN to cast the
vote Of Wayne connty in the State Sen
ate, and either George W Julian, Schuyi
Ter Colfax, or Gov. Morton, should be |
agreed on IS the candidate, he could and |
would vote cheepfuny for either of them. !
Maj. Kinley received the noinination-z !
was elected to the State Seaate-Gov.
Morton was unanimously chosen in the
Union Caueus---( Kinley and three others
remaining dumb - oysters, as to Msi,
choice land when the election came OF
Mr.. Kinley throws the vote Of Wayne
county-the clearly expressed choice Of
his constituents Cor 0ev. NearoN-awsy
as valulsss, worthisss4 lf this is rep
resenting the people Of old wsyne-re
fecting their choice for the NAN to rep
resent them in the highest Council Of
the Nation, they WIN rny 70 be delivered
from such 8 fslse fbottsmed. leAky, balky,
and imperfect . specimen ~ Maj Kin,
ley has proved himself to be. rsbas}
-sT
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B Z. sULosovs, Esq, has again " gone to pr -"
and is exercising the vocation be isso supsia lively
fitted 70 sdoen- editing the Daily lnds.spohs jour
maj. fhsrss tersssess in what he has ~ say. that
il At once pleasing and to the point In shs cousss-
ton ~ suggest 70 cisizens, that now i the tas
- taks Ne Daily Jouraal IL coat6ins fall digest
Of Chs psocsedinGs and debaAos In L. gslaturs .
wsil a. the sans news they get By ths Gincinnat
Dsiiiss, and il has The avantage thsm Of hsinx
nssived At least two hours soonsr. NssGs. Oeburn
johnson, No. 50 Main Ssrest, viii supply yoa with
ths Jewnai-givs thea your orders. o. EaE.sa ar5s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-24

In several Of the Northern States il is
the rule to- hold the State Conventions of
the Democratic party on the 9Th of JAM
uary, the anniversary Of the battle ef
New Orleans. That practice oriGinaAed
when the party was devoted to the pres
ervation Of the Union. and in the few
Northern States which still adhere to Il,
it has survived the patriotic sentiment
that prompted it. The 9Th of January,
- national anniversary, has been blot
ted out Of the calendar in those States
where the Democratic party retain the
ascendency. II has been superseded by
the anniversary of another event 1t New
Orleans The Goth Of July. the snni-
iversaryl Of the New Orleans massacre,
will hereafter be the festival day in those
States, and, true to their allies, We sup
pose the Northern Democracy will also
repudiste the 9Th of January and adopt
the 80th Of July as day always to be
commenorated.-Lafayette Gosrisr.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-24

ID TIC Senate, Friday, Mr. Wade made strong
effort tbat faiied) 70 pass the bii granting a new
raroad campauy thsright . enter Washington 50 10
to make competing line with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad The remainder Of the day was taken up in
reading The bankrupt Bill which is sixty nine printed
pages long. The House consumsd all day on the
stevens Enabling Iii. The tenor of The debate ON
both sides oftAc House was GsnssAlly against the
measure. Mr.. Spsdina, Of Ohio, moved the follow
ing ameidmcnt which Mr.. Stevens accepted. "Thas
from and after TIE passage of this act, and until the
rebel States shah be accorded representation in the
Congress Of tbs United States. the privilege of the
writ OF ha6sas espss shall be Suspended in the States
Of raina, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida, Alabama. Mississippi Louisiana, Arkansas
Texas, and the sad dstricts Of the country shall be
placed under martial law, from and during the whole
time Aforesaid" ~ ~
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- amHn sss - 8aEsau wsgsss1
se owT eATE pf .sefBsmA al kaea
Ia a&eaas oas "a aaenasasa4as evsw
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-24

Mexican Buchanan is making noises
and faces It the Dayton Opera house
three tickets for dollar. /
~ Judge Herman Gebharta died Sunday
in DAYTON, a9ed 20. He has lived in
that city since 1912. A widow and eight
children survive him Il -
.a There are only swo surviving officers
Who served under Comnojore Perry ut
the bsttle of Lake Erio--CApeain Ste
'pAsn Champlin, OF Buffalo. who COM
ma1ded the gunboat Scorpion, and DR..
Usher Parsons. Of Rhode Island Fleet
Surgeon
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80 sAas =. II rs.d a...... t~s =
- p.s,e. n n.s( Hioss = d
esasr Of IL art - hssr.g n.er 80 bsa
esalsl By any olA1 - nsiss-F 4 hon.sa& "a -
ss.vine. ~rhs Last Money" fhis plate contains dir
1rlguueHs- srtiss has dras fnh jnsiee - -
sp1psG - Hp9hse - eenssiaesT Agay-slsra
"a drsssss, red isshioas. Cupid Sharpenng his AF-
yow-nis6sa = an&s.-yalsstisss Day-11So g.
hisnsnf UQd-euf- T. la1ess~fpsanexeo9Giss
- 80 psSmsGads outs; RissoriA J6cBk Aea6kad
Co. -
Cap, etc. etc. In fhs Novelties win Be found Hood
for little gka q - nes ~ Dss<Aes; Collar
Nieht-drsss; Bh1kssSes.es zgscAst va.sS Basque !:
- AszA ETA Hs-kl4ie- H. Warka Dssnisnest
ssn1ains asuu1set sfwork sAak rim hssaRpunsi1sA
Alloys UDdrw shAnaA taRn epgrnviaGs; eH<f
of Crocket 0Sm< Hpoes for Ladies' MiA1sns j. Resia
wool :; Rea1r Cushion in Braid work Work-Pockst,
two handsoue sngs,yinGs; Desiga for vorkiAg On
Net ], Trnning for Under Pettieoats, ETC.; Aatins-
eassar u. Emhrodru and Appliqse Over Whits Net;
Letters for Marking and several handsbms 1n6ed11-
cry Patterns, ETC. A handsome Counkxy Rssidsn6e
viii also be found IN this number. IN The EitGsatS
Department Marion Hsrland concludes her first story
- De year, sEntirsly At Home" In tAe namh num-
- be wa give anoshsr, and in Apsu - sill eodl
ming thsonkh several numbers. Read the beautiful
story Of Tes Ysars and Two Hearts" By 1s,as Rus-
adgs; Ussuls Athor j. and The Little Strrtegist-
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. DIDrln hn eity, - tAe 1t ~, IsAAs Wall
N tho Dist year Of lnage- $50 - -.--.s
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF HARLD sTON.
Arrived Saturday

Cotton; TO the Mastor Bound to New York and put
Brig Abby Watson, watson, New York. S days. Gu
ano and Paving Stones. To W Roach Adams Frost /
schr r Caldwell. Mccormack. New York--sailod Dec
Rncs ~ Mdze q e. T9 Roash AdgGs Co: Aimar,
= Co: 5s,1 BRISTOL. canale. clanssen &
WesesGS,x Go ss,sS, Co Idle Me Msrshq akel Boyle
Gohen a4sr Sosn agsn sssPaeI
Campsen & Co. J Walker, Wagener, Heath l. Monsees,
m14er Gsas Ns1sz na5 MURPHY La Tore Gen Tyler
Boat wind NNE with rain and threatening weather. At
nom the eastward crossed the pr WITH ns oentp se
and anchored inside. At bf jan 3, boarded by
Having made tore and mani hove on the eo anchor
dragged before 1t was shos and standing tho cast
the hsSns to tack sh
not being of the bottom, would not 20 around. After
mel. when the vessel pounded heavily, and st1aining
knocked the shoe off aud carried away the rudder pin
The pilot seeing chance getting In over the
Bar again. the weather not permitting at anchor
Steamer Gen Hooker Boyle. Cooper River ndze To
L Gui1eau1ne. = [1tt 1E7-'l.-. -
schr Ann Doas, from West Point Mill 90 bbls Rice.
To Street Bros Co. Cart, Kopf Jervey. Enslow {
sloop Julia, from Cooper River. 1860 bushel. Rough
Rice. To Cart, Koph Jervey. 4
Arrived Yesterday. 80 @
Steamer , Fannie. Davis, Georgetown. Sc 40 herces
ana Dolls f1cc, and Mdze. To Ferguson sSx HOLMES
Shackelford & Fraser, Thurston & Holiness RYAN
Evans & Godbold, Col P Law. and Others
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Granada, West, New York-Rayenel & Co
Schr E Palmer Palmer. Baltmore-P Locke a4
Went to Sea Saturday.
Bark Modena, Ryder, Wilmington N c.
Schr W Smith, Tooker New Yok.
Schr Menawa, Dissoway, Georgetown, S c.
Went to Sen Yesterday.
Steamship Granada, West, New York
Steamship E Scuder, Lockwood. New York.
Steamship Lodona, Hovey, New York.
Brig Poinsett, Anderson. Boston.
Schr E Palmer, Palmer, Baltimore.
From this Port.
Ship Southern Rights, Ross Liverpool. Dec 1s.
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship saragossa Crowc1l, from Now York Jan 6.
The Gladstone, from Liverpool. Doc 2o
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"A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE

How few there arc who not subject to affection
OF the lungs respiratory organs who by neglecnQ
premontory symptoms, aggravate the complaint until
disease strikes Its shas causing inexpressbe torture
OF the patient and anxiety and distress to fiends Only
cold "a slight sore throati is the hesdless remark
thoughtleas expression Of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey. %!.g5 i.IN -t E-- !, -
Forewarned-Forearmedi should BIO the motto forever
In the minds OF oil subject to Coughs Colds Catar or
Influenza Words OF advice should needed by all sui-
ferng from Asthma, Bronchita, Consumption. Relief s
within their reach; and neglected fatal consequences
ensue-a life Of misery's daily, hourly struggle for ex
istenca contaB In which there can be but victor
Does 1t not appa the strongest ind to thtnz the
result caused by neglect2 Then why delay? Eat ex-
cuse can be offered, when timely warning Iounded IN
your ears? When the danger is pointed it. why not
avoid ttp; MARsDEN's PEcEoRAL BAIAk lIs been used
with suceess In nearly million Of cases. endorsed
BY the Medical Faculty the most prompt and efoa-
cious remedy that scientific has discovered to
relieve end cure all cases of Co ghs; Colds Influenza
and Consumption, II the is not beyond All booze
Even whom the sufferer Is the last stages he win dnd
reef byrusing this prep rration. One bottle Will con-
vince the most tncreduoue that the merits Of this prepa
ration are by no means exaggerated: In fact nh ar abort
OF the euloges bestowed upon 1t by thousands who have
been cured ~ use. guarantee accompanies
each bottle End dealers instructed every instance
to refund the money when this preparation halls to re-
Prepared BY T.W. MARsDEN, No 4s7 Broadway, New
York. go i 49,. -" ,'-7''' 49,
n Price, 50 cents anan bottle; 81 large size.
~ KING CASSIIDEY
.FLL F@@ T ~. Wholesale Agents, Charleston n
GOODRICH, WREMAN & Co.
. v. Wholesale Agents, Charleston.
And al Retail Druggists smo December 4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-07

fend the shedding If u brothers blood, aud ap-
pcals to tho Biblo to sustain them in thcr argu-
ments. In my humble opinion, warIis the work or
the devil; Goa may permit it. but he does not
justify it. When CAM made war upon ADEa,, God
said unto him: Sand now art thou cursed from the
earth which hath opened hor mouth to receive thy
brothers blood from thy hand. Wien thou tillest
the ground it shall not hcnceforth yiold unto thco
her strength; fugitive and 4 vagabond shalt thou
he on tho Garth" God showed his displeasuro by
cnrsing the ground CAIN was to till, and making
him fugitive and vagabond. G. W. W.