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. PAINrs-soLD OUT.

Having sold my entire stock of Paints and
Painters Goods. TO Porrs Baos shall deem il
q kindaess. il my friends who are in need OF
such Articles. viii give them : call before pur-
chasing. ~ n M ~ -. - z
Having disposed Of my PAINr Srocx, -
above stated, am now prepared TO give increa-
sed sssention 70 the regular Drug trade -espe>
c'aiiy IN the line Of Druggists, sandriss, Ia
strsments, Ac., &C., to the manufacture and
preparation Of MEDICINES. together with such
private Recipes for Liniments,u Syrups, Be-, a.
my trends or the public II large, may bring to
me for that purpose. s 80 -. -
80 - sss 8. W. PLUMBER.
Hchpoud. Sd mo, 10. 1889. ). 4:2w
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n Rev. Mr.. Sim, gave his lecture on
'Character and Characters" on Monday
night. The audience was not as large
as it should have been, for SO good q
cause, as the proceeds were designed to
subserve--a Home for the Friendless,
or for the high character Of the Lecture
and popularity of the Lee turer The
shortness of the notice, and unfavor-
ableness of the weather, is the reason
for so elm al attendance. We hope
Mr.. Sim will not take the sparseness Of
his audience as indicative Of the .sch ar
acter" of our people-mere professions in
favor of . ''Home for the Friendless;'
for their feelings are warm in the good
cause and material aid sufficient will be
forthcoming.
NArIosAL FREEMAsos- Ons OF the best
publications in the u. s. IL this paper
and every Mason should take ii. Sab
scriptions for three, six and twelve
months will be reoeived byiBro. VIM.
W. Austin, or at the Palladium Office.
where specimen copies can be seem
The No. for this week, of this great
illustrated paper contains, Life of Frank
lin, { Illustrated. } Coprtship Of Benja-
min West. Miniature. Legend of Lake
George. Ny Three Old Men. Courage.
Work to DO. Capital Lessons for
Young Men, Organ Grinders. Ea.
your old Horses. Letter OF Burns
New Qualifications for q Bishop. Cen
tepnial at Albany. Death of Marconnay.
Anti masonic Convention at Pittsburc.
Grecian History. Oath No. 2. Self
defiance. Templar Relics. Intelli gence
from all Quarters. Replies. Jurispru-
t1euCD. a 81 &@sncEE
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CANOIDATEs-ANNO
Tsuus--e1 for subscribers; 81 for non-suoscr1Ders
to De paid invariably in advance. so g1-- ~

1rncr cexxox PL.As, 9th Juditial District.-We
are Authorized to announce John F. kibby, as can
ddaAe for Judge OF this Distsict subject 70 the de-
cison OK the Republican nominating election ana the
decision Of Republican Conversion
SaERrrrAwe are authorised TO announce Jacob
g. BoS.xss - candidate for reelection to the Of
fee If Sheriff Wayne County, subject 70 the Apr
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SCHOOL TREASURES REPORT.


SCHOOL TREASURES REPORT.
Statement of Common School Fund for Tu.
itien, Received and Expended, since set
tlement March Ath, s67, and up to settle.
.ment, Marck Sd, 1858:
1867, March 4, TO balance on settles
So sc ha- - ment, this day, $3,251 80
June 6, To amount of May
~ 81 xsa ss5r Distribution. 6,9l5 70
Nov. a. To amount of Nov.
~ tSs@ Distribution. 1910 46
>. --
Whole amount received daring the go 'as q
year. .................. $1o,s7s oe
1885, sss~-lA e4 CREDIT. Gr4 -E4
March 8. By amount of Tuition
vouchers,( filed with - "a SIT
e~1'A the Auditor, this day, 50 631 so
Balance in the Treasury ,346 Sc
1887. Special school Expense Fund.
March 4, To balance on settlement
49, this day ............$ 1876 Is
June 6, To amounts Of May Dis
o triba.ion .......... s,2s7 80
Nov. il, To amounts Of Nov. Dis
s4s rIoutlon. w w
Whole amount received during year, 50 Sill -
1868. CREDIT.
March g. By amounts Of Expense
vouchers, flied with tho
Auditor. on settlement
R-s - THIS day.. $1.U54 3t
Balance in the Treasury. .457 43
The above embraces the expenditures for ten
months Of School. ending February 28th, 1863
sg.sr JEREMIAH HADLEY,
" S1o Treas'r Of the School Board.
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Read who Says So.

From Rev. W. d. Seigfried, Pastor of Twelfth Bap.
fist Church, Philadelphia.
Gentleman 81 have recently been laboring under
the distressing effects of indigestion ACCOMPANIED bv
q prosecution of the nervous, system. Numerous
remedies were recommended by friends, and some of
them tested. but without relief Your Hoofend,s
German Bitters were recomme nded by persons Who
had tried them and whose favorable mention of these
bitters induced me to try them. / must confess
Thousand aad one" quack "Bitters," whose onIv
Aim seems to be to palm OF sweetened and drueged
liquor upon the community in q sly way and the ten
dency Of which, fear, is to make many confirmed
drunkard. Upon learning that yours was really a
medicinal preparation, / took it with happy effect.
IFS aeon. not only upon the stomach, but upon the
feel that have derived great and permanent benefit
from the use of few bottles
<A-< sA Very respectfully yours,
W. d. SEIGFRTED
40. 254 Sbackamaxon Street
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;Sxnopsia Of Council Proceedinas...,


ia March Hs-An awning vas aalowet
TO be erected by Mr.. Tarr. in front O
his property opposite Huntington House
Jeremiah Hadley, Treasurer ofschool
Board in IBIS city, made outshis annual
report, (see another column) and the
allowance forservices Of his colleagues
for past yesr-350- each-leaving the
ICouncilI to pay him Mr.. II. what they
deemed right and proper for his servi-
ces. Thu Council unanimously voted
Ito allow Mr. Hadley 5000 for his SER
vices, and the other School Trustees the
smount stipulated above-these several
amounts are paid out of the special
school fund. ~ Z Tn.s .zgq Tsgxg
J. A petition from the different Fire
Companies Was presented, asking the
Council to equalize the pay Of members
OF the different organizati ons some of
whom being property holders have an
allowance of $40 in taxes, while those
who are not, are not allowed anything.
Also, to enact law so that the Chief
Engineer and his assistants be clothed
with full power as policeman at fires &c.
Referred to the committee on Fire Com
panies
On petition of Fire Co. No. 2, a bridge
from Engine Hall of that Company to
shout four feet beyond the curb, was
ordered to be built by the Street Com
missioner.
petition, asking for sewer along
Main ST., from the Intersection of Eighth
and Main to the West end of Main st
ut gas works, for an outlet for waste
water, was referred to Board of Public |
Improvement. up
The Council was reminded, by peti-
ton, that Broadway. between 9Th and
9th streets, was ordered to be graded |
aad graveled in 1865, which said work
was, not yet done. Referred to street
committee.
James Sullivan, fireman of No 4. was
exempted to the amount of $40 in taxes
on his property.
s E. j. Salter was allowed the privilege |
- OoAANAuS q AisCItu III tue rear OF his |
house on North Pearl.
Thornton Cain was appointed one of
the Board of Registers, in place Of N.
K. Nixon. resigned.
The Mayor was authorized by resolu
ton to cast the vote of the city, on the
stock owned by it in the c. & Fl W. r.
H., for eleven directors on the LIST of
Aprilsnext. sCc 3 Ewod0 9'ra2.gI
The Council suggested the following
persons: VIM. Parry, J. II. Moorman.
VIM. A. Bickle, Timothy Thistlethwaite,
A. F. Scott, and N. S. Leeds.
The sum of 1920, divided among
nineteen citizens and owners Of lots,
benefited by the drain or sewer running
from the springs situate on lots Of Ed
and J. Cox, West end of city.
was assessed by the Board of Commits.
sioners, who submitted sheir report to
the Council. Report accepted.
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DIR. Schenck,s Mandrake Pilis-A Substitute
farC Gal

DIR. Schenck's Mandrake Piils-A Substitute
fzr for Calomel.
These Pills are composed of various roots havisg
power to relax the secretion of the liver promptly
ing those dissgreabe dangerous Effects which often
follows the use of the latter. -
In all bilious disorders these pills may be used with
confidence they promote the discharge of vitiate
bile, and remove those obstructops from the liver
and hillary ducts which cause bilious affections {
general. 81 pep s#s&1 5s -
Schenck's Mandrake Pills, cure sick headache and
all disorders Of the liver indicated by salow skin
coated tongue, costivness, drowsiness and general
feeling of WEAKNESS and lassitnde, showing that the
liver is in torpid or obstructed condition. 49,
In short these Pills may be used with advantage ia
all cases where purgatve Alternative medicine is
required. as s0a#l-5 - lsss-s6 Srssse asss seaa
Please ask for cdr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price rs cents
per box. sFTe t0ss@s p ~ = sasg
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From Rev. VIM. Smith, formerly Pastor of n.
snesntovn and hillvile IN. ~ Baptist Churches.
having used in my family number of bottle. of
rees.e snsm IS IN excel Mt medicine especiaIly
sdaPted to remove the discs they are
when debiltated, and useful in Disorder Of thS
liver loss of appetite, &c. have also recommepded
men % several OF my friends, who have tried them
ana Iouuo them greatly beneficial in the restor.t;o
OF health. Yours truly, VIM SMITH
s-a4ass e66 Hutchinson st, Philads.
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YIN - u MHIloN;
For the Radical cure of ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
CATARRH, and all affections of the LUNGS,
THROAT, and AIR PASSAGES; for General and
Special arrangements OF the NERVOUS system !;
tor Disorders 1,T of the stomach and Bowels.
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION increases the
dues the CHILIS and FEVER and diminishes the
Erpectoratioa. 1t checks the night sweats, always,
Grated and the patient rapidly gains esh the cough
and the difficult breathing speedily relieved the
sleep becomes on calm and Tss:hag the syseasons
tbs, &C., DISAPPEAR WITH RE ALLY ASTON
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The PRESCRIPTION should be used in every Dis
ease, by WHATEVER NAME KNOWN. in which there is
exhibited any Derangement Of either the NERvOUT
or the BLOOD Systems. It is unequaled in Female
Te e:
BEST and the most ECONOMICAL Medicine that
can be taken The average dose, is two teaspoonsful
any circumstances, to use "Cough Mixtures" for tie
Cough "Expectorants' Weakness Iron for the blood
Anodynes for the Nervous Irritation Acids for the
Night Sweats or Whisky or Cod Liver Oil for the
W asting Its Specific Action is upon the Constitu-
tional Dondition, and, through this Condition. upon
Statements from Patients. &c
COLLEGE HILL, CINCINNATI 81 was in the last
stage of CONSUMPTION In ten days after taking the
decreased, and finally altogether disappeared A
mere skeleton before, am well stored with Aesh
Ny restoration is marvel to all who know me-
"Your Prescription saved my daughters life. and
aas probably saved me hundreds OF dolars."-Rev.
.. HUMPHREYS, Remsen, N. Y.
owe bless God forthe benefit have received from
FOUR Prepared Prescriptien."- p. PERroRrNR.
3lossburg, HEM. .ls~-s-. = s##zs-.f
every one to whomI have recommended it has
The " PREPARED PRESCRIPTION " ia nut nm in
81 bottle, andis sold in Richmond by all DRtG-
lists generally, orders may be addressed to the
Sole proprietors, OSCAR G. MOSES & Co. AZ
,oRTL ANDT SrRsDr, n Y. Consultations free. A
circular, containing testimonials of many cases suo
essfuy treated will be sent free, by mail, to all who
viil write for it. So
spn ALL seA - sse
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Sealed proposals will be received at
No "a South Front-st at any time for
dough nations. a
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Ten cents per line will be charged,
this season for all base baH notices
payment invariably in advance.
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CONVENTION OF GOOD rEMpLARs.


Gen. Ton BENNETT. . candidate for Con-
gress. will address the People Of Wayne coun>
~ on Political questions. 1t the following times
and places:
At bin .ton, on Thursday night, March 26.
Miltoo, Friday night, March 2z. -Stas -
0vLsdies and Gentlemen, are cordially 10,
vited to attend.
Col. JoHS q FARoUHAa, a candidate for Con-
gress' will rpeak at Dublin, Friday, March
20. at p. m. Citizens Of Dublin and vicinity
are invited. A47s @te9A4
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Father Eddy, was visited by several
OF his friends in this city on Thursday
Ito day. morning at Charlottesville, with
the view of presently surprising him, in
the same way Rev. A. Merine was. -
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For Sale,

For Sale,
uHIGHTEEN ACRES OF LAND WE'LL srTUA-
II TED ON THE LIBERTY PIKE, ONE AND
a half miles South of Richmond, Timber, Stone,
Sand. Gravel. and good Water. two story Frame
House enclosed. The above property will be sold
sbargain il application be made Call on Jesse
Meek on Ruby Farm.
eke.st.7 =. JESSE MEEK.
46-tf Jan. 9, 1858
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ETTERS Of administration on the Estate of
II Daniel Scheible, late of Hagerstown, JefIerson
ceased, have been granted to the undersigned. by
the Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas Of said coun.
ty. All persons having claims against said Estate
are required to file with the Clerk of said conntv
within one year from this date The Estate is probs
bly, insolvent.
JAMES PERRY, Admipistrato
s 2-vS.
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r e M e M B e r .

That tAis Bters - Alc1o1ic, contains no R.m Or
Whisky, and cannot make Drakor IS The best Tonic
in the World.
r..
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"FRANKLIN GAZETTE. find on
our table new paper just started at our
old birth place, in Franklin, Warren Co.,
Ohio, with the above title, edited and
published by j. NJ. Edwards With Mr..
E. we have no acquaintance; but th e
proprietors. Martin W. Earheart and
Stephen A. Burroughs, we recognise as
old acquaintances of near forty years
ago, when we lived in that pleasant and
thriving town. Ex4.tatra4 49,
The paper is as neat as new pin-is
all right politically, being thoroughly
Republican-its selections are good
editorials have the genuine ring and
vim, and it deserves liberal support
from every citizen, particularly from
those of the Republican persuasion
A paper from that region, in Old War
rem especially '.live'' one like the
Gazette, has home look that makes us
feel comfortable under the vest, and
we gladly Welcome it as an x. and as .
sure Indication that old Franklin is pro-
gressive, and is bound to prosper, pro-
ylded this ''means of grace a WELL
conducted and literally patronized news
paper-.is properly appreciated.
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Ias Wendall Phillips spoke in Phillips
Hall, on Wednesday night last, to . very
crowded audience s~ =.
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! MACHINE SHOP MEETING The largest
public meeting We ever Witnessed in This
city. came off at Phillips Hall, on Sat
urday night last. Resolutions were re
ported by w. A. Bickle, Esq. and pas
sed by the meetings copy Of which we
should like to have had for publication,
but as every body was there, we presume
it WAS deemed unnecessary to furnish
them for that purpose. The committee
was instructed to offer sufficient induce
ments in land and. money to get the
Shops of the c. c. &c. L. C. r. r. located
in this city. This is large enough mar
gin, we thought, to bring them.
Since the above was in type, we learn
that the Machine Shops will be located
here in Richmond. We have not beard
the terms. ss-ss. vi b.s. IA. ss~a.-,. y.
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Day and night equal now, March 10.
1ne nsglsty 81 Voters lor this township. car
be oeek3 Qe tt1e 4an Library. Depot Post
4 Office, Assessor's once. and Mayors ONCE
II MAsossc. "A commandery Of Knights Tenn,
plars was ofganized this week 1t Evansville, BY
Most Eminent Grand onmander, HAzsLarea.
The sfrisndsef ,Rsv.- A. MARlHE, PASTOR of the
Union >Chspet of fhis city, RENE abered him
ffRssEs Tly and very pleasantly . few days ago.
Dr.J.W. colberson. WIN be in. his Office
over sSamsonR QrpgsIore. every Monday. All
afflicted with diseases of the Eye or Ear, should
give the Doctor csli rs he never fails to cure
or givepermanent relief. Il 20 asassA 49, 80
The Street Commissioner, hss already set
good exsmple OF cleaning up CUTTERS &C. in
PIT Of city property, and property >holders are
invited TO go and do likewise BY . notice pub
fshed in to,day's paper by the Clerk: See it
and go 10 work. ..s4siia3 =
Farmers, the Flowing time is at hand and
the Empire Plow Works have the Flows on
hand-just the kind you need. Go 70 Messrs.
Bratz Perry Co.'S Mandatory on Main street,
between 7th and 9th, and you cannot help be-
ing suited 59 sss4isJ 4ssa 81 = -l4 a
On Tuesday night last the switch engine at
our depot, ran into a baggage car of the C. c. &
]. breaking the steps-no other damage.
The Bird was mistaken last week in avering
that w. w. Austin's dog received a nick in his
caudal appendage. Our friend A doesn't own
q canine, and therefore HIS dogs continuation
received no damage. Take the TALE back. Cal.
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r-'SSs' S -''ee' - AN''AT ~ RI, =
10 make assurance doubly sure
I'll take"-PLANrAr1oS Dir7sss.
They never fail,
Th great Stomachie Heals- is just what the peo-
pie need A rnedy they can rely on. For Dyspepsia,
heartburn Headache, Dizziness, Ague, Liver Com
plants, Pains side and Back it has no equal no. the
least among its virtues is its extreme pleasantness to
the taste and ipsnsedioe beneficial effect Try it suf
ering Dyspeptics, and be cured Such are the asser-
tons Of those situated to know. From the vast
amount of this article sold, it have great merit
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toll
ct articie-superior to Cologne and at
half the price. 1-2w.
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TThose of our subscribers in the CITY, who dr.
not receive their papers regularly from the carrisr 8
they will let us know, the omission shall Be promptly
rsmedied.
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TENNESSEE. bsasie
MFlfPHIs, October IL.

sIe-s5A-+I sls4l - u4E14EE146Y OEkoBcE LIZ
! "A negro named Steve Torrences alias
Twine, was arrested last night by de-
tectives on charge of completely In
the murderous assault on Mr.. Alexan-
der, and burning his house near this
city some weeks since. To-day he con-
fessed that he-Was one Of q party which
was regularly organized for plunder,
and of which Doc. Woods, who was re-
Gently captured after a desperate re-
sistance, and being severely wounded,
was captain. Terrence states that they
left Alexander for dead, Woods having
set FIRE TO the houses In several places.
BE further states that one rule was that
they should forage only on Democrats.
He was committed for trial. ; 0rS
"A shooting Rffray occurred this morn
Ing between Sam Gibbs and William
Westry, two negroes, In which the for
mer was severely wounded. ase
At q colored Methodist church on
Gayoso street, this, afternoon, a negro
fired q pistol at y dog sitting on the
steps. A policeman came up and at
tempted to arrest him, when he fred at
the policeman. The congregation rush
ed out and an indiscriminate firing took
place; the police leaving in haste, but
being reinforced by other members of
the force and some citizens, the negroes
fled. Although some thirty shots were.
hred, no one was hurt.i e0.T = s..-,.ss.s {
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EUROPE.

-5 asi lF7e MADRID, October 10.
The ProYisional) Junta Issued a
programme guaranteeing many re-
forms. Among them are the adj
ministIation, decentralization, uni
versaI suffrage, religious liberty. the
freedom of the press, the right of public
assemblages, radical changes In the
by jury andthe equality ofSalI men be-
fore the law, the judges of courts are to
be appointed for lie.
John p. Hale, United States Minister,
had cordial interview with Lerrano
to day, and notified him of his proba.
BILE recognition by; the United States
after the lapse of one year.
FLORENCE, October 10.
The italian Government has officially
recognised the Juarez Government in
Mexico.
~ s9Ft.,s LIVERPOOL, October 10.
Reverdy johnson wilt received the
address OF the authorities in this city
on the morning of the 3d.
NAPLES, October 10.
Vesuyisus threatens another erup-
LONDON, October 10.
The leaders of the Junta at Mad
rid are monarchial9 in their prece.
dence, but have agreed TO ac.
cept republics If the people SO pro-
nounced at elections. .4rl-s5,t
The prellmfnaries of a naturalization
treaty sIu1ilar to that recently conclud.
ed between North Germany and the
United States have been arranged be.
tween Lord Stanley and the American
Minister,
x ra LONDON, October IL.
Mr.. Gladstoue's address to the cleo.
tors of South Lancashire is praised by
the Liberal sorgansT who contrast its
frank and positive tonelwIth the que
utterances OF DIsraeli. The Tory jour.
| mails do not take up the no Popery cry
ofthe Premier, but rest the claims OF
their party. in the parliamentary cam
vass, on the brilliant foreign policy oi
the Ministry; the success of the Abys-
sinian war: the necessity for the de-
fense of the Church of England from
the dangers by which IL is menaced,
and the inaintRinauce of strict economy
and expentltturss..s.O On the latter point,
however, they are sharply sassailed by
the Whlgs, who point out the incons
sistency; betwe cen the.pYeeepts and PEac
PARIS, October IL.
The reference to Schleswig made by
the King of Denmark in his speech al
the opening of the Rigsdag. induces
the en1f.otffcfat journals here to de.
clare that France is pledged TO the treaty
of Prague, and that Prussia must moi
| depart from the obligations OF that
compact. The fears of an European
war r'have abated! The Presse howevei
says the armore of France were never
buster than at present.
EsT - glse MADRID, October IL.
The Local Junta, at the request OF the
U. s. Consul, have granted permission
TO the foreign residents to build q
| Protaatant tChnFch within the walls al
the city. All the provinces have for
mally recognized the authority of the
Central PROVISIONAL Junta now in ses
sion in this city.