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Close connections made at Cincinnati with all
Western trains, and at Parkersburg with the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad.
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Master Of transportation.
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srIt should always be kept in mind
that the only issue between the two
great parties is, shall the rebels rule this
country, or shall 1t be ruled by loyal
men8 All the talk about any other
question, is only to divert the attention
of the people from the one great ques.
tion which divides the two parties.
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n cathartic, nor was ever
any before so universal
ly adopted into use, in
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but efficient purgative
Pill. The obvious rea.
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WEverybody has been predicting
that the coming Presidential campaign
wilIBc an exciting one. As yet we
have seen no evidence oft. The peo-
pie appear TO be quite cool upon the
subject.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-14

sAfter selling out his party 70 the
Democrats and helping elect their ticket
last year for city officers kc-True
(JuliaR) Republican. .ssr
q Our course was an independent one,
and there was no collusion On oar part
with either Democracy or WHISKY
Our Firemen friends, saw proper to nom
nate and support US, and we let conse-
quences take care of themselves We
are satisfied that the result has been ben.
eficial TO our city-however disastrous
It may nave been to us, and no one but
a confirmed blackguard, or a blackguard
radically confirmed, would for moment
accuse us of sale of our political prin
ciples for Office, jobs or money. One
thing certain, we have never prostitu-
ted ourseif by pretending to be Re,
publican aud an abolitionist, and, at the
same time, write editorials for demo
cratic paper, in condemnation of our
protested principles. as did the editor
from whose sheet we take the above ex-
tract. We are 'comforted' With this re.
nection- ~ tssesa haeo9z 5tnas aat,eH
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An unintentional pun was perpetrated
The other day by one Of our veteran dem
ocrats that deserves mention After the
slaughter Of Pendletol and Hendricks
and the nomination Of Seymour was
made certain, a Republican asked this
Democratic Sachem how he liked the
nomination. "Ah!" replied he with a
deep sigh, /" we will see more (Seym our)
trouble as a party than we ever did be-
fore ~ He evidently had scented trou-
BILE in the political breeze, and was over
come-sdone Broacn."
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At the meeting of the Richmond Horticultu-
raj Society on. the 4th. Mr.. Updyke exhibited
the Black Cap, Ohio Ever bearer, Scarlet Red,
Yellow and Red Antwerp Raspberries; Cherry,
Red Dutch. and White Grape Currants; also,
samples Of Black Heart Cherry. and Houghton
Seeding Goosebelries Mr.. u. sets his rasp.
berry plants in rows eight feet apart and three
feet apart in the row.. He stated that his land
when first planted with the raspberry was very
poor but as he improved the quality OF. the land
he found his fruit to improve in proportion -
John A. Mendenhall, exhibited the Ohio Ever
bearer, Seeding Black Cap. Purple Cane, Rsd
Antwerp, Kirkland and Philadelphia varieties
Of Raspberries. The fruit exhibited was all of
excellent quality; but, for market the Black
Cap was recommended as the best for Shipping;
the Red Antwerp, however, was thought it's
superior, when grown near market-all agreed
that it was too soft a fruit for shipping. Hiram
Sulserr exhibited q sample of White Sprout
Potatoes of this years growth. at the meet
ing on Saturday next. the cause and prevention
Of potakoe rotSwill claim the attention of the
Association and members are requested to
bring samples of potatoes grown by them.
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Night Swsats or Whisky or Cod Liver Oil for the
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Z - Statements from Patients. &c. saate Ia
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GlSTS generally, orders may be addressed to the
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Thomas Mason. ard DR.. T. H. Davis have
gone east =. Engineer r. A. Howard, is again
a resident of our city james NJ Brown.
Became nthusisstica sitter his depression, and
procuring cob cannon he loaded it to the inuz-
Gle and she went. Hail Of the cob went thro'
the transom of his grocery. and the balance
rushed in close proximity 10 his rhroat making
a slight wound in that useful conductor Of
bread. meat. &c.-A made him more <Sey-
mour) than he had intended. Since tyging the
shove. we notice that the Bird SAYS it was q
small cannon" but doesn't say whether it was
a metal one or made out of a coo; bat the gen
down cob until we see more (Ssymoura OF the
remnants. A friend suggests that the name
of the democratic candidate be spelled sHorutio
e. Moore, After November next his friends
will ali spell 1t 'He-rxsh-ko Ssgh-mcre!'
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DOOK AGENTS WANTED, FOR HowLAND,s
ID LIFE OF GENERAL GRANT, AS A SOL
DER AND STATESMAN. An accurate History
vol. of $50 pages, finely illustrated. Agents will
find this the Book to sell at the present time The
largest commission given. We employ no General
Agents. and offer extra inducements to canvas .ers
Agents will see the advantage Of dealing directly
with the pnhlishers.y For circulars and terms adj.
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April -, 1853 8. II p. Co., S2.so.
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~ b. Ballard, the Loomist, returned from vir-
gina. and his peregrinstions in Wisconsin, and
Illinois, last week, and reports crops Of every
kind No. T. Whist We think of it, Bro. 3. AL
so informed US that an old lady, in one Of the
counties in this State, complained to him, when
that she had heard others speaking in praise Of
that sort OF -four, and had got her "Old man to
get some, and tried to make both biscuit
cakes and bread ofit, apd 'twant worth q cent?
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Col. Bickle, is now -laboring to open the eyes
Of the democracy hereabouts by amounting EN-
with some patent Democratic salve he has re.
esntiy come into possession of. He sweat
snuchly in his endeavors to make his hearers
SEE MORE lSeymour) of statssna pship in the
de. aocratic Candidates, and Of straighfor wards
ness in The platform than belong TO either; but
like all his past democratic efforts At speech>
ssm asking, he failed to mako hrs ointment stick.
seTiis cheers for Seymour and Blair were as thin
And faint as the noise made by freshly hatch
ed locust in its first endeavors to yell .Pna.
= roan9 The democratic ratification meeting on
Friday night last was, like the New York nom.
nations very weak but the best thing that
could be dons.,
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The students Of Earlham College celebrated
the 4th at that Institution. by reading the dec
1aration Of independence. delive ring grafton
and winding up the ceremonies withsa BALL
base ball. -s5,s
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Sun STRoKE.--On Saturday last, q
stranger from Camden, Ohio, was over
come by the heat when near the IRE
mont House, and fell to the pavement.
He was taken into the Hotel, and soon
recovered so far as to be able to return
home
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HEAD QUARTERS, Post No. %, G. A. R.

ii 8 RICHMOND, July Sd, 1868.
At regular meeting held on the eve
ming of July Sd, 1868, at the Hall of Post
No. %, G. A. R., the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed :ass S3T TEaT IT'S
WHEREAS, By a dispensation of Di-
vine Providence, our comrade and fellow
soldier. DR.. Joel Vale, has been remov-
ed from time to eternity, and.
WHEREAS, We hold in grateful remem :
brance the noble, self sacrificing and
prtriotic deeds of him as soldier, the
acts of charity and friendship, as well as
those Of kindness and humanity as a
physician and neighbor.
Resolved, That in the death of DIR.
Vale, we feel that we have sustained an
irreparable loss, and that while we de-
plore his loss. we may profit by it, by
endeavoring to initiate his many virtues
and good deeds. ..
Resoiued, That we offer the afflicted and
bereved family Of the deceased. our uni
ted sympatbies and coincidence in this
their time of sad affection.
Resolved, That copy Of these reso
lutious be presented to the family of the
deceased, and also that they be offered
to the city papers for publication.
BY order of the p. G.
j. j. FINNEY,
D. LEsH,
W. p WILSON.
@ ~-,<<s Committee.
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Earlham's Catalogue is printed. The charges
for the preparatory department is $1l5-colle-
giate $125. There is room for q few more stu
dents. The LIST Of Sept. next is time for tue
management of B. Q. Hobbs, Earlham stands
second 10 no other college in the West.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-14

Ed. w. Warrington. Esq, his returned from
= six weeks visit to his relatives on Long ISL
!. and. with renewed health. He left Flank Wig
gins there, who was rapidly recruiting under
the influence Of sea~breezes and fishing exer-
1cise-we trust his health will be full restored.
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The temperance preaching Of Rev. z. Toby,
advertised last week was we'll attended, and
we are informed he did the important subject
full and ample jnsticS. Tho meetings are to
kept up every Sunday afternoon. on the corner
of Main and Fifth>sts.; at l>2 o'clock, during
the warm weather go ffaii95@f p. Ht' ~ =
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Why Jas blind man at the White
House like the Democratic Party ? Be
j cause he would like to see more (Sey-
mour) there than any place else, and
can't = o-
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Read who Says So.


From Rev. ". d. Seigfried Pastor of Twelfth Bap-
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them tested. but without relief. Your Hoofands
Herman Bitters were recomme1 ded by persons who
had tried them, and whose favorable mention of these
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that had sion to Patent Medicines from the
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aim seems to be to palm off sweetened anil drugeed
liquor upon the community in sly way and the ten
tiency of which, fear, is to make many confirmed
drunkard. Upon learning that yours was really .
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Its &C ien not only upon the stomach, but upon the
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Very respectfully yours,
w. D. SEIGFR1ED,
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& Hon. G.. W.. Julian, reached home frons
Washington last week-he will soon be on the
hunt OF q Reid pole that the democracy are
now using in this district to bob for cells with
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-14

Jehiel Railsback Esq formerly of this city
and now of Bolivar CO., Miss. has been elected
to Congress from that district. Good. He is
now on q visit to his ather,s in this vicinity
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No. Is Maiden Lane, J

10 z, No Is Maiden Lane
Ne1 York, Dec. IA, 1867
In my Card Of Nov. 1, 1857, I stated that,
s. for the purpose or more fully supply.
tns the wants of the public, and In
order to prevent INSCRIPTIONS dealers
from palniins: off Inferior and worth.
less goods as the Morton Gold Pens,
shall hereafter sell goods at whole.
sale except only to duly appointed and
authorized Agents,'' etc. To this plan
have since strictly adhered. =
In accepting Agents. great care has been
sexercased to appoint those who, by long
continued fair dealing, have acquired q
reputation for honesty, responsibility, and
probisy-n1en in whose word the public
have learned to place confidence. These
AGENTS have agreed to keep q full assort-
nnent of my pens, and tc sell them at my
published prices. Thus the public are sup
piled by them with just such pens they
want. either as to writing or price. and get
full equivalent for the money paid.
No agent Is appointed to travel from
place to place, or canvass the country
70 til at all who want Morton Gold Per
must get it from the Local Age It or frora
None need apply for the Agency excer.
In conformity to the above. the liberal dis.
count To Clubs" being sufficient induce.
ment to all others.
u > 80 Ist.t A. MORTON.
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jason Ham and wife, Thomas w. Roberts
and wife, of this city, and Auditor and wife, Of
Centreville have gone te Minnesota on pleas
slre trip aud to recruit their health. -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-14

In noticing the Choctaws last week, we neg
dected to say chat old "Iso' was among EN-
AS large as life and twice natural We did
not see him but the Bird did.
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sa' R. o. Dormer, Esq. has returned from his
"trip to Omahaw, in good health. He reports
, -uhs Nebraskes crops Is excellent j