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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-05

SOMETHING NIcE.--We notice in at
SRIB Il ANKENYs, fine. collection of
Gold, Silver and Bronze Medals These
medals have been awarded to the "RoB-
INsoN Machine Works. of this city,
from time to time, for the best Thresher.
Horse power, de-, dc. They are very
fine and we'll worth looking at, and, as
to their Intrinsic value in ''greenbacks, -
there Is no question but that, s'conver-
ted" they would go good ways toward
paying ones expenses these high price
times. This consideration, however,
does not equal the fact that they are
proof positive that Richmond has. with.
in it's limits, the mechanical skill and
brains 70 successfully compste for such
prixes whenever and wherever offered.
Hurrah for tile, .ROs,xsox Machine
Works,
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JOSH BILLINGs. Every body and his
wife and children, will recollect that
their friend because he 10 he friend Of
tactical fluid on which man kind all re-
GIVE their start in this life will be here
and give = 'Lectur' on Milk, next Thurs
day Eve, at Phillips Hall. Turn out
and give JOSH a rousing house fill it
chuck full gospel measure.
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To Consumptives.

The Rky. EDWARD A. WILSON will send fir
of charge to all who desire it. the prescription wtte
the directions for making and using the simple reml
dy by which ne cured of lung affection and te-
dread disease Consumption His only object ishat
benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer
try this prescription it will cost them nothing will
may prove a blessing. | lease address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No l66 South Second Street, WILLIAMSBURG II. y
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-05

State temperance Convention has
been called by the Indiana State Central
Committee, to meet in Indianapolis on
the 18th day of December, for the pur-
pose of forming Estate Temperance
Alliance" and to adopt such other meas
ures as the state of the cause may de-
mand. aw
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FIVE Thousand Dollars worth of
American Watches at less than factory
prices. at SEIB & ANKENEY's, % Main
street. Patent buster applied to alb
American watches. Good Silver W catches
for 1915. No trouble to show goods.
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M is G u I'D ED M EN-.

AND THE CHARITY AND MERCY.
Howard Essays. the Errors Abuses and
Diseases which form the basis OF the Gravest Mala-
dies in the first age of man, and fearfuily sap the
vital powers with means Of relief. Sent in seal
ed letter envelopes, tree Of charge Address DIR j..
delphia, Pa, 3l-3m.
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WHBAroN's OIsrMDsr is old and well tried rem
edy, which keeps constan r increasing in popularity
as its merits BECOME known. 1t has been before the
public for more than sixty years and s universally
acknowledged to be the most certain and speedy
ever discovered for Salt Rheum. Ulcers, ChiIblans.
letter. Pmples, Blotches and all eruptions OF the
skin, while it is for the Itch and Will srads-
cate the most obstinate cases in forty eight hours
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At a meeting held Dec. 4th. the fol-
lowing officers of the Liederkranz were
elected for the ensuing term:
DR.. Henry d Huy, Pre- H. Winterling,
Vice Pres. A Emrick, Sec A Bescher,
Treas; Trustees: DR.. B. Muller. JOS,
Martischang, Bath. Bescher.
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The Presidents Message is out-he
thinks my Policy" has been endorsed
by the People at the recent elections
has something to say on a new subject,
the Constitution, &c. The dailies con-
tain it in its fullness-r
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FAcrs TO BE REMKMBERED.--Tbe longest river on
the American Continent is the Mississippi being $3.50
miles in length The longest line of Railway is the
Illinois Central, being nearly 100 miles long; The
Largest bridge is the Victoria, which spans the st.
Lawrence at Montreal and the longest lived persons
in America those that have made use OF Kings
Prepared Prescription. See advertisement.
41.,n
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We invite the attention of our read
ers to the interesting report of the pres
ent and prospective condition Of Mon
tana Territory, by Surveyor General,
Hon. Sol. MEREDIrH- synopsis of
which will be found on our first page. y
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Infoxinatiou.

Information guaranteed to produce a luxuriant
growth OF hair upon a bald head beardless face
also a recipe for the removal of Pimples. Blotches
Erup,0ns, etc., the skin, leaving the same soft,
clear, and beautiful, be obtained without charge
by addressing
THOS F. CHAPMAN, Chemist
RI uFA2 gov ava S23 Broadway, New York.
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Greenbaeks taken at par until after
the Holidays. for the best Sewing Ma
chine in the World. Now is the time to
make Selections for Christmas presents.
Nothing cheers the heart and relievs the
hands 80 much as Wheeler d Wilson
Sewing Machine. 70 be had At 81 Main
Street, Richmond, Indi ana. -
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Purchasers Of SIR. JAMES CLARKs
Female Pills are cautioned against eoxn.
serfeifs. The genuine have the name Of
"JoB MOSES" on each package. All
others are worthless 41.3mo
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"GooD HEALTH is great blessing, especially when
plainly as words express it, that health is APP
precisted until we deprived Of it, and when sick
seek the effectua means of restoration. For
those suferin. with Consumption. and all its attend
ant ills there is relief so safe and Kings
Prepared Prescription. See advertisement.
Aim
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-05

Philip Gunckei who emigrated from
Lebanon county, Pa, 10 Montgomery
Co., O., in 1864, died at Germantown on
the 25th at the age of13
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OsE MORE UsrokTuNATE-- Alas! for the thousands
of unortunafs youths who from the acquire aent Of
the n6rn:ties of age ere it was yet the of life
The great boon for SUCH and the only sure. safe pos
tive cure DR. Jaun Delamarres celebrated Specific
Pills See advertisement headed Life Health, Strength
4l-lm
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= Since Col. ELLIOTT, has sold out his
stock OF goods at the old '.Strattan cor
ner," our old friend w. E McDowELL,
can weli exclaim II am monarch Of
all survey" for he is now using the
rear end Of that extensive store room for
his tailoring shop, where he can be found
at all times by his old friends and custo-
mers, ready to do their work with neat
ness and dispatch. Particular attention
paid, as, usual, to manufacturing gar
ments for Friends, whose custom he
solicits. Those who desire
garments of the latest and most fashion,
able style, are also commended to give
Nc a call at the Strattan corner, who
will not only throw them into .sfits, but
cause them to feel pleasant and agree
able. under the operation His prices
are fair and reasonable. Lsa 8
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-05

Wanted all who intend making Holiday
presents, to remember that the Wheeler
d Wilson Sewing Machine is the best
Machine in the world. A good supply
at 81 Main Street, Richmond, Ind.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-05

TnE second Sociabie Of the Friends
Of Progress will be he'd to morrow
(Friday), evening at Henry Hall. and
regularly every two weeks thereafter.
Music and instructions in dancing, by
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-05

a. ~
~AiWays get the Best. DIR I. J. Az
ERY'S Little Giant Liver Pills are recon-
Den1ed BY AnndreAs sf our own pcople.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-12-05

The Taxes for 1857 now due, and for the pur-
pose of receiving the same, am required by an act
of the Legislature remain in the office from Octo-
Der I5th the time of receiving the new Duplicate,
til the Taxes become delinquent. er4a fxse
~ All persons having Road Receipts will bring
them in when they come to pay their taxes, none
be received after the settlement of the Duplicate,
except Delinquent Tax.
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~Always get the Best. Cigars for Sets.
to BE had atsAyERY,s s. Il. Coraer Main 4
NnriO0 attracts.
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General Price s Insurance p oiicy-Psy-
menf of the Loss.

-
Il The folio wing receipt Of Mrs. MARTHA
PRICE, widow of Gen. STERLING PRICE,
has been handed us as evidenceaof the
beneficial effects of LifeInsurance. 1t
was only few months before his death
that Gen. PRICE effected an insurance on
his life, in the sum of 100000, and even
then with but little consideration of the
prudence and economy of the, transac-
lion. 1t has proven however, to have
been an act with most beneficial results.
The claim was with great liberality and
peomptitude, on the part of the Etna
Life Insurance Company paid sixty days
before maturity, fact, which should, as
it doubtless will, entitie the company to
the renewed confidence of the policy
holders, and citizens generally. We APP
pend the receipt OF Mrs. Price:
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov, 26. 1867.
WM.g IL. RANsoM, Esq.-SIR:-I ac-
knowledge the receipt at your hands of
the full amount Iue upon the policy of
Life Insurance for 10000, which my
late husband, Gen. STERLING Price, held
in the Company which you represent;
the Etna Life Insurance Company of
Hartford. epsioq ,,e Respectfully,
..gx .-1 MARTHA PRICE.
The above we take from st. Louis
paper. The prompt action Of this relia
BILE Company contrasts fayorably with
that of some other companies represented
in this locality, and is also a striking
proof OF Che great Importance Of Life
insurance. This justly popular Com
pany is represented here by our friends,
BELL & BELLIs.. - -. n
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Terre Haute has four brass bands.

New Albany is going to have skat-
ing park this winter r0g
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From the Rev. Z. D. Fendali, Assistant Edito.
Christian Chronicle Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from the use 9.
H"efAnd's German Bitters, and feel il nv privilege
To recommend them as most valuable tonic 70 all
Who suffering from general debility or from dis
eases arising from arrangement of the liver.
Yours truly,
ESQ ~ AaesEa94 tzes - E. D. FENDALL
Baptist Church, Philadelphia
From the many respectable recommendations given
to DR.: Hollands German Ritters, was induced 10
give then trial After using several bottles found
them to be good remedy for debility, md . most
excellent tonic for the stomach
,s4 - sI4 Eata@osa nI d. NERRIGE
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Dr. SCMenCKsS Wduur8Ke k'tIfS-A SuDStltutE
for CalOmel.
These Pills are composed of various roots having
power reia the secretion of the liver promptly
and edectually blue pills mercury, without produc
ing those disagreable dangerous effects which often
follows the of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these pills may be used with
confidence they promote the discharge Of vitated
bile and those distractions from the liver
and hillary ducts which cause bilious affections j.
general.
& ssc,leneks Mandrake Pills, sick headache and
all disorders of the liver indicated by saow skin,
coated tongue, costivness, drowsiness and general
feeling of WEAKNESS and assitude, showing that the
liver is in a torpi | ,r Oostructe1 condition.
In short these Pills be usai with advantage in
all cases where purgatiye Alternative medicine is
required. - *
Please ask for DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills"
Sold bv all Druggists and dealers. Price rs cents
/ per box. ~w
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|. O. o. F.-Trustees Building.

The following gentlemen, were, on
Wednesday night, November, 9th. cleo
ted Trustees for the l. o. O. f. Building
Association: A. +. Scott, and Fabius
Fleming, Whitewater Lodge; a. A.
Curme, NJ. J. Shinn--W oodward Lodge;
Chas Leive, Lewis Knopf--Herman
LodgesC. H. eBurchenal, W. p. Wilson {
- Richmond Lodge; Ed Bells, Orien-
tai Encampment.
The above Trustees met on Tuesday
night last, and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year., - -
Presidential F. Scorr
- Secretary--Ed. BELLS.
Dos Treasurer--W. p. WILSON. 80 .
The Trustees purpose building in the
Spring first class Hall on the South
west corner Of Fifth and Main streets,
to cost not less than thirty thousand
dollars. The basem ent is designed for
two large store -rooms--iron fronts, rum
ming back from Main ninety feet in the
clear, one room "a aud tue other % feet
in owidth. Second story is designed
for offices. The third story is designed
for two large Halls, same size Of base
ment, running east and west. saAassm
@8E 80 as
Fatal ACCIDENT On last Friday. an
accident occurred at Covington KY,
that proved fatal to the infant son OF
Isaac NJ and Lizzie Thatcher, formerly
Of this city Little HARsr, aged about
OF hot water was precipitated on his
head. caused by the breaking of one Of
the legs of the stove, scalding him so
badly that he died on the Sunday follow
ing. : = 4 - = - 4 = = 2 % q !
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Read who Says So.

q. 80 54sss i#0as. 9094} 81 - -
From Rev. W. D. Seiefsied, Pastor of Twelfth Bap-
fist Church, Philadelphia.
Gentleman I'll have recently been laboring under
the distressing effects Of indigestion, accompanied by
remedies were recommended by friends and some of
them tested. but without relief. Your Hollands
German Bitters were recommended by persons who
had tried them and whose favorable mention of these
Bitters induced TO try them. I must confess
that had an aversion to Patent Medicines from the
Thousand and one" quack "Bitters," whose only
aim seems TO be to palm I'd sweetened ana drueged
liqnor upon the community in sly way, and the ten
dency of which, tear. is to make many a confirmed
drunkard Upon learning that yours was really a
medicinal preparation. took it with happy effect
Its ion, not only upon the stomach, but upon the
nervous svstem, was prominent and gratifying. /
feel that have derived great and permanent benefit
from the use of few bottles.
Very respectfully YOURS
Zoo a6J % asas.s- w. ID. SElGFRIED,
40. 254 Shacka ma xon Street
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MAILS CLOSE. n sr e@s !
Columbus and East... .....s........ Sc. 2 W In
Chicago. -. - 20 20 -
Cincinnati ....8s.- ~ IN.
nav ton Wav 49,. g W AN
In lianapolissn1 Weoss ...,-... 4lo IN
MANS OPEN.
Indiana polis and Wet ....... IAN
Cincinnati .s.~s - ~ An
Dayton Wey..%.- -.--.. -. ~ " A.
Columbus and Rsst.... -. .........- ? ~ r.A
Boston and Deechy .tire, leaves Tuesday and SOD
Friday. at $50 :. AZ wv -
do. do .rrives same days at...-.... Zee Pm
Arba, via Bethel &c. leaves Monday, Wednes- IL
day . d Fridn-, It,. . w Al.
do. arr. Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY, zoe m.
winchester, vita. New Garden, ieaves
Monday. Wednesday q nd Friday, - 9 o. An.
40. arr. fnssday, Thursday asd Satrrday Pm.
Brookviric via Abngtan. leaves Nsadsy
and Friday At .---- - !. - 6 2 w 49,.
Arrives Tuesday and Saturday At. % r.A.
m1-OAsce open from 700 4. y. to sssF. n. On
Sunday from $500 to 1000 An. s ,, !, -
80 So ED. A. JONES. F. M.
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r E IA e N B E r ,

71ntMis Bteys IL not Alcholic, 9conea;ss Rum
WRssky and male Dunkards bat the besf Tonic
in he World. #@5IE59l tfoetbAkA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-18
MIR. BROOMALL'S BILL.

The following is the bill introduced into
the House of Representatives at Washing
ton, by Hon. John M. Broomall, "To
" guarantee to the Several State of the
Union, republican form of government
WHEREAS the form of government of
several of the States of the Union is not re-
publican in this particular, that by the con-
situations and laws of such States political
rights are made to depend upon parentage
and race, and are hereditary in certain fami-
lies, to the exclusion Of others equally citi-
zens of the United States and whereas it is
the constitutional duty of the United States
to guarantee to every State republican form
Of government Therefore,
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. of the United States
| Of america in Congress assembled, That
all provisions and enactments in State consti-
tutions and laws which make distinctions in
political or civil rights among citizens of the
United States, or deny such rights to any
such citizens on account of parentage, race,
| lineage or color, are, and are hereby declared
| to be, void and of no effect.
SEC. 9. And be IL further enacted, Thai
| if any person shall prevent any qualified
citizen of the United States from exercising
the right of suffrage at any election in any
State under the pretence that such either
is disqualified by the constitution and law.
of such State on account of his parentage
race, lineage or color, such person shall b,
deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and, OF
conviction thereof in the proper court, shall
be sentenced to pay fine not exceeding
five thousand dollars, or to undergo impri
sonment not exceeding five years, or both
at the discretion of the court.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-18

York has just spent u few days ut the White
Mountains. II was gotten up by the Misses
Smythe, daughters Of tho COLLECTOR Insisted by
some gentlemen friends, numbered sixty persons,
s,of the highest position In society" and was
accompanied by Ihnder's Band, and two of Del
monIcos cooks.
K "A very fashionable wedding took place in
Washington, on Tuesday. The contracting par
lies were Miss Charlotte Barton, of Georgetown,
D. c., and Mr.. Constantine dc Bodisco, son of
the late Russian Minister to this country. The
whole afair was elaboratcly arranged, of course.
The wedding tour is to Saratoga, prior to going
TO their home in Russia.
The practice of going through the marriage
ceremony at silver and golden weddings Is seT
vcrey criticised. At recent silver wedding In
Philadelphia, two ministers ofliciated ut the rep
clifton of the former. Its propriety and good
taste arc certainly very questionable.
"A few days ago gentleman residing in New
York celebrated his Nsgolden wedding" his
eldest daughters "sllver wedding" and, at the
same time, the wedding of his youngest daughter,
The bathing hour, at Long Branch. Is from
10 to -, A. NJ, and to I. ?. NJ.
The season at Newport has hardly com
menccd, and seldom does until the first of Au-
gust, continuing till the middle of September
The cottages are filling up somewhat, although
there were never so many to let as there are THU
year.
Washington is all agog over the announce
nent of the approaching marriage of Majo
Rathburn to Miss Clara II. Harris, n daughter o
| Tho ay.Sennfor Miss Harris ia the dntlp'lltcr o
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A MIRA III


Emiie ae eirarain aaVeftises MS paper,
La Ltoerte as IAN American newspaper
naturallzed." M. Girardln does not base his
CLAIMS to resemblance between his paper
and its American contemporaries merely on
that freedom Of speech which has on two
occasions brought him before the courts,
costing him considerable funds, and the i'll
favor Of the government, but also, on what
he asserts to be a fact, that "no Partisan
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WYOMING.


SABBATH MORNING REyERIE-THE PEACHES
OTHER oRops--cAMpEN CAMP MEETING,
Rrf, rrc
,.-..s.,'., s..,.. -, ~. f,,,,.,,.,.,,,
e"'eSP0'ee"'e'' '"o ~
WYOMING, pE, AZ, Re-
July i4lh, 1861.
This is Sunday morning; and n calm and beau
t;fp, oncn time for Thought. The gentle brcezes
$50 -, - -
play among the branches OF inc trees ny my
window, and fan my brow with their dewy cool-
ness The portion of humanity belonging to |
-. - go. ~, .,uo,, a,,.5s
TINS pace, Is MOI yet LOOSE rom .hc shhe" eo"s
of slumbcr, and the songs Of the early birds only
break the stiffness and fiji the morning with ml-
=, a.. .' s.,,.. ,..,a..,.,. 49,, 80 s;r,,,,,
SIC. ohe eau easily in''sino '"'y m' 'nh'"s
praises to our common Creator, that they are
liftin,, prisons 10 God. And who shall say they
~. p..na,a n.,,,,, ,nd an. heori,y In
arc hots icih'ps Dei'y "'iu ~ AIMS, -
the songs of these little warblers, acccptape
praises, which, unlike human praise, is unmarried
=. ,.,,,.,,,.,, ~, 1aa.,, rho s,, 4; ;,st horin.
ny hspocrisy anu ueocn. iho s"n 20 1us' aes'"
ming to drink the dews oil the night from mower
and field and each drop, as 1t Is being exhaled
IN, hin, rot,ec,s his imotre plstens diamond like
~ nun ieneo'' .''s in"s.' s"''oi'' .'',e NV
III the early sunlight; put now soon 70 disappear
a fit emblem OF man. who glstens on life's stage
a l;ttlo TINA ;s chormed nv TIM dcusive voice of
xaaa,, -, NJ o,s a. ,,.rio,;as ~ l;sa
hopc, ienec'F' " his ae.s' 'no ,a,i'','e VI MO-
and finally goes to that dark OBLIVION beyond the
tomb. How true the scripture" Man Is as the
mist of the morning. that appeareth for little
| time and vanisheth away"
| Excuse this little reveric,-a thousand like
thoughts come into my mind this morning, and
| / could but pen a few propose giving your
readers some little items relating to these parts,
and crafty my DESIRE this morning, to write
something for the public eye. Peaches, as they
are rapidly becoming the principle staple of pro-
duct, furnish the principal staple of talk now.
The crop this year, because OF the larger number
Of trees bearing than previous years, it is sup
| posed will he very large. The agent for the rail-
| road, at this place, after inquiry of the peach
growers in This vicinity, supposes that from
eighty to one hundred thousand baskets of the
fruit will be shipped from this station alone.
Yet the section OF country shipping from this
place is not large; because OF the nearness of
800, a,n, 80 a;i,s s,,,gy,s ~ ~ rn,,n 4