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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-13

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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-31
What Has BeeR.noarned About Cholera In
New York.

What Has Bee1yoArned About ChOlern In
CONCLUSIONS or THE BOARD OF HRALTH ooNcER NNG
THE vrsrATIoS OF 1s6s-Irs LESSONS.
Dr. Harris the Registrar Of Vital Statistics for the
New York Board Of Health, in his first annual report
orally epidemic in 1886 I" all tie important features
OF the visitation of that These conclusions. il
may Be assumed i.rm the gist Of the info' m:s'o1
that was published during the whole season, and all
that was learned by the Board Of Health:
"Frst-That true Asatic cholera appeared in va
in scattered and widely distant localities. for some
tire previous to July 20: and that. early as June
g. ii manifested tendency to occur in groups and as
q house epdemic' where there existed other
discoverabe cause than the saturated clothing and
the undsinected excrements of the cholera sick and
that at an early period s JULY there s.lsssd IN New
in which the virus Of the epidemic appears to have
become. in some manner, fixed in the soil or in the
local atmosphere of those neighborhoods.
s 'Second-That neither the house epidenics'
the cholera fields were invariably those in which
occur, and that the grouping Of and the par
ticular places of outbreak. could not invariably be
accounted for upon the hypothesis Of local origin and
sef-produced or domestic causes though the presence
of recognized collateral localizng conditions that
favored the propagation of the maladv had few excep
tons; those exceptions were significant and i'm
portant. H5
"Third-That in houses and localities where we'll
marked first Of cholera not promptly treat
Cd by local cleansing and specific disinfction cholera
soon gained foothold local epidemic, and that
have found no large group Of fatal cases in which
this WIS not true; While in great number Of inst.n
the arrest Of cholera in the worst localities, and
the worst houses and populations, was mediAts and
aFoursh--That in three hundred and sixtv-two
houses where individual persons families
r Ss
puri6c1sien. pestsence did not extend beyond the
family in whish the fsst case occurred.
ness and filth OF apartments, dwelling houses and
blocks .soeether with neglected waterclosets com
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Dan. 81. 1867
Notice.

IS hereby given 20 the cftizens Of Wayne Aownship
u Wayns county, Indiana, that intend % Apply q
the next term OF the Commissioners CouH q Vavss
county, com u,encing the 6rst Monday - March,
quantitr than quart at time, and suzes the ssns
10 Be drank the pps0ses uhesO - so, in zaeeos
dance with set approved March 81, I1ses The
prsuises on which propose % - saN inso5snsa1x
liquors ase located follows: Being Dsiik a1ouss
sifeassies Los No oes husdrsa 81 City, fnsel u
shax pars Of tha ely Of Gc10nod, iaii 81 JoAn
Suirh. on shs south sids & I1sis ss1est, nesveen
Marion and Frsuklin 44resss, - known = - Gsls
Hoes, in shs ruea 70 ~ aslsni1g - eRee 10
said Hotel. s1s* EDS PHILIP SCHWAR1Z.
Jan. 81, 1887. 1o-4ws~~
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an lifting tbs k.stis fto. o. arsissS36sa myself
very seversly-one hanA alnoss - aesfsp. The tor
sure WAS unhsarabaa. = H. MaGlean Nus
tang L.ias.t rsaisved The pain almost i0msdAsely.
It healed rapidly, and left very little scar.
Gas. Fosfna, - Bred O., lAilAda."
This is mosoly sample e whaA - Mustang Lini-
will do II l. insauahla il al sases a wounds,
swengs sprains. cuts. bruisea, spavns, ETC., either
upon beast. E7sss <zS1
Beware Of coo.setssis.: Noe = - .nssss
signatms Of g. ". Westbrook, CSe0isl and TIE
private stamp of DKxAs BARS.s : Co.. Ntw forA.
SarstoQa Spring Water, sosdby slrBssgs.ss.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-31

$50 k C1nclmD an A06ketSs
THuRsDAr, Jan. 81, 1857.
FLOUR-Heid firmly At previous prices. but the
demand has been quite light; superhne - 3s0lo 50;
trade brands $1l@12 50, and fancy $1s@ll 50.
wHEAT-Dull, but prices are unchanged !; No. !,
- s5Qs 81 for spriae, ard - se@1ss for winter.
CORN-Unchangsd and arm; ear ss9eee. and
shelIsd s906sc, enI
OATS-Dun at sl@42c for No. l. eT. s
RYE--Rirm At 81 I091 70. t
BARLRY-Unchanged. are-ss-
COTTON-Quiet and unchanged middling SIG
size. seg @ F..e,zs
WHISKY-Dull at Csc in bond. ss..
HOGS-Unchanged, not much demand; sales of
medium to heavy At 81 1907 IS. Receipts 400.
PROvISIONS-Thsm market is quiet but holders are
firm, demand quite light.
NESS PORK$20 50.
LARD-was in demand at lie, but was held at
12L@l2kc.
BULK MEATS-N ominally unchanged.
BACON-Unchanged.
GREEN MEATS-6k9 I0xc.
EGGS-ss@4oc. 5
BUTEER-Cnchanged. tt *r
CHEESE-Unchangsd. sI lat
GOLD--was bought in the forenoon At l35, but
closed at l34. IF s-a8 sAaa 4lH faG
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-31

A FARMER near Madison, was thrash
ing out his grain, when the decomposed
remains of two negroes we're found 4
when it was then remembered that two
colored men who had been employed
during the harvest, disappeared mys-
teriously. and when last seen were under
the influence Of liquor They had
probably laid down in the NOW 10 sleep
and were accidentally smothered by
other sheaves being thrown upon them.
A LuAr Of pure silver. weighing six
or eight pounds, was found under the
German Cotholic Church In vmcennes,
last Friday. The superstition is that the
parties who stole the silver ware from
Col. Aliens and Mr.. John Caldwslrs,
had resortcd TO that place to melt and
hide their gains. s..
The negroes ara leaving South Csroli-
m. in large numbers Most Of them are
moving westward The Atlanta, Geor.
gia, papers state that an average number
Of Mt least ons thousand. pass through
that city every week. seeking their for
tunes in the great West: Sixteen hun
bred have recently passed through Col
umbia. on their way to Florida. and six
hundred lsft tho vicinity Of Colamhis.
A Mrs Graham va. found dead from
cold and starvation, in housc on the
'.Point." in Louisville, KY, on Tuesday.
Her husband had been III for MANY
-. -$&h
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-31
OF what Precious Stones are Nssde.

First as to the diamond which,
though the king and chief of all, may be
dismissed in two words-pure carbon.
The diamond is the ultimate effort, the
liberalization, the spiritual evolution of
the coai-the butterfly escapes from its
antenatal tomb-the realization of the
Goals highest being. Then the ruby,
side by side with the sapphire and the
Oriental topaz-both rubies of different
colors what are they? Crystals of our
commonest argillaceous earth, the earth
which makes our potter's clay. In every
100 grains of beautiful blue sapphire, 90
are pure alumina, with one grain OF iron
to make that glorious blue light within.
The ruby is colorcd with cromic acid.
The amethyst is only silica, or flint. In
100 grains of amethyst 90 are pure finss
the same substance as that which made
the flirz IN the old finder box, used be-
fore cur phosphorus and sulphur headed
matches. and which, ground up and pre-
pared, makes now the vehicle of artists
colors. Of this same silica are also
cornelian, cats eye, rock ystal, Egypt
ian jasper and opal In 100 grains Of
opal 80 are pure silica, and 10 water
1t is the water, then. which gives the gem
that peculiar changeable and iridescent
cOt0f10R WHICH Is 50 Ecduetiul, unl NuiSka
renders the opal the moonlight queen OF
the kipgly diamond. The garnet, the
Rrazilian-not the Oriental-topaz. the
occidental emerald, which is the same
species as the beIyl. all these are CON-.
pounds OF silica and alumina But the
bergl and emerald are not composed ex-
clusively of silica and alumina- They
contain also another earth known -
glucina-from Slukos, sweet, because its
salts are sweet to the taste The hye-
cinth gem is composed Of the earth, not
long since discovered, called zirconia-
first discovered in that species Of hya-
cyuth atone called zircon. The zzircon
is found in Scotiand. TO every loo
parts of hvacynth 20 are pure zirconia.
a cryaolite is portion Of pure silicste
of magnista Without carbonate of cop
per there would be no malachite IN Rus
STA, or at the Burra Burra mines; with
out cafbonate Of lime there would be no
Carfara marble. The turquoise is moth
ing but phosphate Of alumina cOlored
blue by copper; and the lapis laxuli 10
only 1 bit OF earth painted throughout
!. with sulphures Of sodium.-Ne0 EWk~s
Tnex 1ssss -. SO. !. 0z.:ey
49,
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New Advertisements,
FL. j. HAYWARD,
ATTORNEY AT Law.
OFFICE. VAUGHAN BulL DING,
iOe, Main Street, 81 asegv,
,Essa ssese ~ DICHMOND.
., e = rsssHa srss s -

For 6ale--House and Lot.
an South Ki9tt sssssg ~. squruo non MAis;
" comfortable Dsipk bs1anG, lasgN Lns, go6
Shrubbery and Fruit frsss. . p
For Particular ean on THQS, CASH On ~
Jan. 81, 81, - sssse ssz gsszasaze1
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-31

Ali who vaue beautiful head Of hair, and its pre-
ssrvaton from premature badness and turning gray,
viii not fail 20 use Lyons celebrated Kethairsa. Il
ruff, AMI the hair 10 grow with luxuxiant
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, n. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold By al Druggists
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-31

colt, tSInaeX46J 70 regulate the sale
Of spirie1ou vinsOus, malt snd othor
intoxica1lnG dquoss, - pschiblt the
adul4eraaod Of liqaprs, 20 REGAL II fer
mer laws contsavsning the provisions OF
this oct and prescribing penalties for
violation thereof 49,. !.
The bill contains twenty i've sections.
u provides tAat 80 f1ssoa shall sell or
bsrtGE directH 9 fnillseslly, aoy intoxi-
caang nquor Z hess qua1ttty than one
gallon ae@a gfsswloboae aicenses ~
petition 70 b aionoa By q leaet ~ enty
respectable freeholders reading in the
town or ward Whege tha liquor 10 70 be
sold, and Hok QeEe tkR one license shAu
be granted a the n9Dorial Of the SANE
Pelnoners OF any q toem. bonas g
be IN the sum of JEW Tor sellers O I'M
distilled, and $1,000 foe eellers Of dis
thIed Liquors; reondittonAd that the seller
"snder no dieoederly conduct on the
premises. nor e16se a1y gambling The
nrsts :class e peys p hce1se ~ ~ per
yesr and the 5000 eaaes vloo per
yearE9oA oe 500 or gwen aw1y
.. ounosys, nos m.noss OF insoxicated
PeEsvns, not 2. s,scs0n uays' nor 70 any
PoE:On "ao =. a 80 04pls Oi Gesung M
toxlcaeeo, atter oeang warned "by the
sncn person, or ~ the township Irus-
tee Of the Townships which he resides"
Inc Boiling bill, which WAS the spec
iai order OF the day ON W Wednesday last,
was taken up and discussed by Ross,
Baker and Kiser against it, and Grain,
Hnghes and White IN favor. The pre-
vious question was demanded, and the
bill passed-ayes, Is nays, 32-three
Democrats. O. Noiu. Stackhouse and VIII
ljams voting ave.
Breaking quorum has been common
Law. Ii was not heard Of before as.
when for the f3rnk time the opposition To
the Democrata had n majority in the
Tao;alature The nr.ct;co ~ hraak;no
1 80 80 49, Co. sT -
~ w 800 ~. DcS,
fPSsss, go en'
ePv. aos.s y p.Is
Pe -. -
9.r~e' 80 ~ noiu eo.".o4 = ny
Sso. Aus nSon Representative "ese'
tesorteu 10 II OUT once; tnat was 10 pre-
vent the transfer OF the control OF the
Sease TO, the traltorous secret organize
ton of the Sons of Liberty in 63. 1t
is full time the practice was abolished,
and Hughes measure seems to be the
way to do it. The Democratic members
declare that the right to break a quorum
to prevent Le9islafion is enc of the rights
of the minority: that If it becomes a
law Democratic necks will be placed nm
der the radical heel: that IL ia contrary
to tho snir;t and lettor IF the Const;tn.
tic,
t
LUG pial maniAS ~ sne uuSy Oh tue
Suusee VI Haocsaoa 70 1en0iu on uuty
rom the time the poRas are opened until
the votes are counSeQ out was passed
In the Senate THURSDAY, @
90
Tn. .,o.o Ann m, ,u,r,c .caoo,.
MI 1910 e.ss.1 - .o"k
..-,,.sa - .. nas ~ Oo11 On n LHuss.on g N
permittnr snv inhahitet a. ~. 500 over the 500
Of six years. whethsr alrsd sisgs. 10 attend IL
common scneor me- q shasss- ssas.a.sI .ls.s
NJ n sid The law 8 present excludss from our
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-31

@ao sA5At DIED. zs $3.50
On the 5th inst, MAKrHA HIT, relicto Of Benjamin
Hin, at the advanced aGe of eighty-sighs years.
s. The deceased removed With her husband from the
Sats Of North Carolina and settled the eAst fork
Of White Water, three miles east of this city, In the
year 1907 at which spot abs lived Eear half century
The few last closing years of her lite she resided with
her Oldest son Ben amin, this vicinity. She vas
lifelong nsmber Of the Society of Friends. Her re-
mains were deposited At the Friends old burying
place 1t White ates, in the presence Of large con-
courae Of friende and descendants W.
AtCanbsidee City, Indiana, on Saturday morning,
January 19 1857 twenty minutes past three O'Clock
Mrs. KxfrIx 8. 81. UNDERWOOD, aged 20 years, 10
nnonfAs aud 10 dAys, Wis Of John l. UnderwOed, and
daagAter of Rev. q. -. HHis, of Eaton, Ohio.
Also RnrrrB 0rLBRnz A, infant daughter of john I.
and Restis 3. II. Underwood.
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II hereby given to the citizens Of WAYNE Township,
Wayne county, and Stnts Of Indiana, that intend
% apply - ths Board Of County Conmnsioners at
their next term. connsocinG on the 6rst Monday of
March, 1867, for license to sell intoxicating Liquors
ii less quantities than quart at time and suffer the
oaue 70 - dFauk the pgemises where s0ld, in
ooedanss with act approved March 5th, 1859. The
promises wherein Intend sell said liquors To-
Gated q follows, to-wit - On the south half Of Lot
No. 10 IN that part Of the city of Ricumond. Lad cut
by Isaac E. Jones, on the west side of Fort Wayue
Avenue north of the railroad track and northwest az
the railroai Depot two doors north Of NcWhinney 3
ware house, aad bsing known as the Richmand Re-
AETHON HECK. (
Jan. 81, 1857. ls-4w.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-31

Heimstreet's iniDitabls Hair Co2osine nas bsen
steadily gro wing in favor for twenty yeass II
upon tn aboorbents 1t the Of the has, aa
ahanges to it, original color BY deerees All in.
Simultaneous dyes deaden and iajuFs IL mir. Bsis.
streets net dye, but il csrain In IT, rssults, pro-
Price SO cents and St.oo. Sold by III dealers.
Saratoga Spring water, soldby Al Druggisss.
May 10, ls66-ll ".
sss szaza aaas siassas 80 s.sss $500 sisxa i
80 ess sssg. gsszHS +
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-31

SnNoxDLE.--The Cincinnati Commeyci0I
in abiding to the impeachment question
in Congress, makes the following sensi-
bio remarks:
The impeachcrs do not make much
progress. Mr.. Ashley, upon his respon.
sibility a. q Representative, does not
know any more Of the crimes and mis-
demeanors of the President than all men
know who read the newspapers. His
disturbance about impeachmentis there
fore, scandalOus humbugs and it is
not . sure thing that the imposing dem
onstration in the House was not procur-
cd by stock operators in Wali-st. So
far as there is any earnestness in the
movement to depose the President, it
arises from mistaken calculation by
the President makers. There are mem
bers Of Congress so nnwise as to believe
that the patronage OF the Executive Of
flee will be needed to carry the next
Presidential election !; and SO they sup
port n movement to throw Andy John
SON out and put Ben. Wade in. But
there will be no trouble about the next
Presidential electione Unless Congress
makes it. The Republican party in the
North would not be strengthened by the
possession of the Federal Offices. II
the Thirty -ninth Congress will stop its
nonsense and devote the remnant of its
existence 70 hard work. the people will
be obliged and the elections take care OF
hemselves."
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-31

Poor Meyer, the lager beer in Chicago, who has
achieved 'national reputation since Wednesday
last. victmized 70 the extent of seven kegs Of
lager, the strength Of his good fortune. Chicago
paper tells the story of the visitation. IS
The saloon OF Mr.. Meyer WAS soon filed with q
crowd Of congratulators, all anxious drink at his
expense 70 his good fortune. When the place was
FIRST invaded the good man not at home, but the
one in charge felt himself justified responding 10
the call from about two hundred and rolled cut the
lager in volumiucus style. Presently the owner
pofaug in he haA not heard the story. and his
6rss exelamatioa was. ~Aein Gotsi Vat ish dish r.
When told that he had drawn the Opera House, and
that they congratnlasng him. he rushsd bshind
The counter 'sGott in Himmelll Pse ticket in ~
tam place at ALL No peer goes from dis place
unless has de monish-'' And he was good ~ his
word. @
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-31


.Tns RuL1xa FAsszon"--Failing IN.
it, own Efforts to ssy anything that eAaS
possibly damage Eenatess ld11os, per-,
sonally r. posisisally. tie ''Trus Julian
CeypsvAsud," sxtrasts the venom from
the Indianapolis Hsvs1S, and deals II out
through its colninAs to tt readers. The
dirt thrown at our hopOred Senator. from
either OF those vile and polluted sources.
amounts TO about the same thing these
two editors are fitting 60 workers they
are birds Of feathsr" both having .
"ruling passion" Of invstsrate hatred
against o. r. MOsrox-the Peoples IA
vorite-the Soldiers Arm and steadfast
friend One, bates the Senator because
he has succeeded in circumventing the
Vaccinations of the traitors and cop
perheads Of Indiana,-the other, because
Brother George is considered by the
People as no where in comparison to tie
MAx Of their choice. The epitaph Of
these two coppsrAsad editors will read
thus: "In their hatred they were not
divided--in their final doom, they are
not separated--they "roost" we'll To-
gether." sH a oB So II