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GENUINE
REIDE w ATCHES.

THIS COMPOSITION, discovered twenty years
IL ago, by the French, and BY constant experience,
has resulted in producing metal that for acutal
wear and appearance, is in every respect equal
to gold.
The Cases Of the Watch we advertise and sell, are
made solid Of this material and with the ordinary
care taken of a Gold Watch, are Warranted to
wear equally well. ss 8 =
They have full jeweled Patent Lever movement,
are of the same quality that sell in Gold Cases for
$4,000 and upwards. e+ea fzrss
We will sell them at the following prices, to be paid
on delivery of the Goods at your Express Office.
Gents Large and Medium size. full jeweled, patent
lever. with Vest Chain to match $1,000.
Ladies size, full eweled patent lever with elegant
ass Leontane Chain to match $1,000.
Ladies small size, Every Handsomely with chain to
match e15,00.
E0To parties purchasing case containing six
watches, will make liberal discount.
The Genuine can be purchased only
through US or our Authorized Agents.
All orders must be addressed to n
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Read who Says So.

From Rev. VI. D. Segfried, Pastor q Twelfth Bap-
list Church, Philadelphia. =.
Gentleman 81 have recently been faborins under
the distressing effects of Indigestion accompanied by
a prostraton of the nervous system. Numerous
remedies were recommended by friends. and some OF
them tested. but without relief. Your HooHand'a
German Bitters were recommended by persons who
mad tried them, ana whose favorable mention Of these
Bitters induced me to try them. ! must confess
Thousand and one" quack "Bitters," whose only
him seems to be 70 palm OF sweetensd and drugged
dency of which, fear, is to make many q confirmed
drunkard Upon learning that ysars was really .
medicinal preparation, toek it with happy effect
Its ion, not only upon the stomach but upon the
nervous system, was prominent and gratifying.
feel that have derived great and permanent benefit
from the use of few bottfes. - 7eg
STA s9e Very respectfully yours,
w. ID. SEIGFRlED,
20. 254 Shacka ma xon Street.
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DiscussiOn.-Do not forget the discussion be-
tween Rev. Mr. Moore and NJ. v. Wilson, commencing
Tuesday evening, Sept l, and continuing FIVE nights,
at Phillips Hall Tie resolutions under discussion
are: That the Bible sustains modern Spirtualism in
all its phases ant that the teachags and phenomena
of modern Sprtualism essential to the happiness
of man, here and hereafter. Mr. Wilson affrms, Mr..
Moore denies. Admission l o cents.
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Is urged upon the attention and trial of sufferers
from this most horrible of all diseases. Dyspepsia
shows its ravayes in thousand different forms, such
as Sick Headache, Heartburn Depression, general
sense of uneasness and feeling that you not
we'll. Food stresses you, rises and sours On your
stomach; breath is bad; skin at times is flushed and
hot; don't feel as if you could stir about;
and, worst of all, Indigestion Constipation are
nothing or less than Dyspepsia. Thousands
upon thousands suffer and die this way and neither
themselves their physicians know what ails
them, except that they surely dying.
Reader repeat it, this is all Dyspepsia. If You
would have proof Of statement if you would save
yourselves and children from an early grave it you
would have health and energy and strength, again
we beg you TO try one bottle of
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GRANT AND CoLFAx.

A Union meeting will be held At
Sevastopol School house on Thursday
evening next. Good speakers will be
present and address the meeting The
"Boys in Blue" are expected to be pres
ent. Democrats and Republicans, turn
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure

viii also be found Invaluable in all cases of dia rhea
dysfn'ery, collie summer complaints, gripping and il,
fact every disordered condition of tie stomach
Sold by druggists in city country everv-v here
1t 81 per bottle, or by application TO
x< ss c. G.. CLARK 4 CO..
Sole Proprietors, New Haven, Ct.
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From the Rev. 4. d. Fendall, Assistant Editor
Christian Chropicle, Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from the use Of
Hoohands German Bitters, and feel It nv privilege
to recommend them a most valuable tonic. to an
who suffering from general debility or from dis.
eases arising from arrangement Of the liver.
Yours truly,
3. D. RENDALL
From Rev. D. Merrige. Pastor Of the Passyunk
Baptist Church, Philadel2hia.
From the many respects BE 1econnsenAAtious rven
to DR.. Hoodand's German Bitters, was induced to
give then trial After using several bottles found
them to be good remedy for debility, md . most
excellent tonic for the stomach. 5s =
D NERRIGE.
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arrangements,

II is Sovereign Remedy while for Fever and Ague,
and all those diseases which generated in MAS
matte climate. it is certain preventive and
That its wonderful medicinal virtues may not
stand alone upon statement append few
unsolicited testimonials from those whose position
in society and reputation citizens will place their
evidence beyond all question, and carry with them
strength and conviction to the most incredu.ous.
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Mr.. Lester Sexton, wholesale merchant of thirty
years in Milwaukee, of the most reliable and
careful men in the State, SAYS, under date
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Jan. "a, 1863
MEssRs. C. G. CLARK Co New Haven, Ct:
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dyspe psia
Cure, and it has proved perfectly satisfactory
remedy. have hesitation in saying that we have
received GREAT BENEFIT from its
Very respectfully, LESTER SEXTON.
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Hon. Geo. w. Julian is now in Frank.
lin County, and is engaged therein max.
ing thorough canvass. The old adage
OF "he that runs may read will be rem
dered In October. "He (that's Reid }
'''N rum" but with nary prospect Of sue.
cess. &g-t +NEmEa8&
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tits curious, if true, as stated by a
scientific paper, that people with grey
eyes are better marksmen with the rife
than persons with eyes OF other color.
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Bloomington Nursery.
18th Year. 400 Acres 10 Greenhouses

TUyHE LARGEST and best stock, 5000, 900 Fruit
Il and Ornamental Trees. Hedge Plants, G,ape
Vines, Small Fruits Apple and other Nurser Stocks.
Roses, Bulbs, dc. of choicest sorts and shipping
sizes, very low for cash. .
Those who would save me- ney will send At once 2
red Stamps for Fall Catalogues.
Bloomington, Mclean Co. III.
r. X. PHOENIX.
4-24-sm. n. 8. w.-St Louis.1 - go
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STATE AND COUNTY FAIRS.

Indiana State Fair-Indianapolis, from Sep.
% to Oct. 8.
Ohio-Toledo, from Sep. FL to Is.
Illinois, Quincy, from Sep. 81 to 25.
Michigan Detroit, from Sep Is to t..
Pennsylvania -Harrisburgh. from Sep. 20, to
Oct. 2. 45Ie =ks. H8& alE e
Kansas-Leavenworth from Sep. 20 to DC. 2.
Co. FAIRS IN INp,ANA.-Union Agricultural
Fair, Henry. Hancock and Rush COUNTIES
Knightstown, Aug. rs to %.
Vermllion county-Newport. Sept. to 4.
Hendricks county Danville, Sep. to 4.
Jefferson county-Nadison Sep. l to 4.
Faye,te county-Connersville. Sept. l to 5.
Rush county-Rushvile. Sep. to IL. 8,
Posey couuty-New Harmony. Sep to IL.
Dearbnrn county-Aurora. Sep. to IL.
Morgan county--Martinsville, Sep. 8 to H.
Franklin county-Brookville, Sep. Is to l8.
Bartholomew county--Columbus, September
Is to 10.
johnson county-Franklin, Sep. is to 10.
Switzerland and Ohio counties--East Enter>
prise. Sep. FL to "a.
Union Agricultural Fair--J ohnson, Brown.
Shelby and Bartholomew counties-Edinburg
September % to 26.
Monroe Bloomington. Sep 20 to 20.
Wayne county-Centreville, Oct. 6 to 8.
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* EH EH EN
The attention Of our readers is directed to
the adver tisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, another part of the Palladium.
This truly Valuable Medicine is recommend
ed by all who use it. Read the certificates.
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z3fI;XIE

RooT's PESTACHINE preserves the Lille of the Hair
changes it from grey to its original color in three
the hair from falling is the best
!ice for dressing the hair found in the blarket
ndruff and diseases of the
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x4-Those of our subscribers in the city, who do
not receive their papers regularly from the carrier if
they will let know, the omission shall be promptly
rsmDdied. IA EM4aE 81
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Stitched or Peered

Stitched or Pegged
Boots i and Shoes.
M ABE OF THE BEST MATERIAL.
iSH and IN a substantial and workman like manner
made to order, at
HENRY EMRICH.S SHOP.
Two Doors South of PIummer,s Druv.,oro
On South Pearl Street,
Where be respectfully invites the citizens of Rich
mond and vicinity TO give him call and share Of
patronage,-beng sure from The good quality OF h;s
work and the general satisfaction given heretofore
that aii Wit &c we'll pleased with his manufacture
lsS-A good supply Of BOOTS and SHOES.
made at bis establishment on hand which he i .si,
ling at very low rates for Cash. 81 - -
RReparing done at short notice zfsfsseTsassszs
Richmond, May 20, 1858. Iau
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u. T. QU1MBY & CO..
WHOLESALE JEWELLERS.

OrEIcEs.-17l Broadway,N. Y, II Hanover ST.,
dence, r. 1. 81 24-5 mo.
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From Rev. VIM. Smith, fermssiy Pastor Of the
vineentown and Aillville en- j. Beptiss Churches.
Having used in my family namber Of bottles of
your Hollands German stters, have to sav that
regard Thorn as an, zcel NJ medicine, especiaIlv
adapted to remove the discs they are
for They strengthen ald invieorate the system
liver, loss Of appetite, &c. have also recommended
them TO several Of my friends, who have tried chem
and found them grsatly beneficial in the
of health. Yours truly, WIN. SMITH.
o66 Hutchinson ST., Philada.
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Grant Club meet next Saturday night.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

You will how it will dispel your bad feel
away any species of Dyspepsia; how soon it will
give you life and vigor, and how soon it will
make we'll man woman of you. For your own
sake, for the sake of every body suffering beg,
we entreat you, to try it.
For Liver Complaint and Bilious
noronnoxn
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Home Testimony.

NEW HAVEN, June l, 1867 .
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r e NJ e NJ B e r /.

7z0f de Bisseys AlcRo;c, eossasns - Rsr or
Whsky, and ean"ot make Drankard De 6ss Tonic
IN the World.
IIar 81 a s3 8ae8 l34es3reT
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DYS Pc ST A,

Indigestion. Sick Headache, SOurness or
Acidity of Stomach, Rising of Food,
Flatulency, Lassitude, WEAKNESS,
Biliousness, and all disorders
of the Stomach and Bowels,
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AT WORK IN EARNEST.
They Are Wide Awake, and Grant, COtfax
and Victory will be the Result-Surei

On FRIDAY ufeht last, Col. NELSON, addressed the
largest crowd Of citizens have together
on the streets since %, At the anghan r we
importance Of the contest at the ba and TO
the proper meaning of the words; LIT US HAVE
PEACE (" uttered 81 our iuvincible CT ief Col. Nci-
son 4 certainly one of the most pleasant vnd logical
sneakers we have ever listened to, and he has the
faculty of driving truth into the conscencos and un-
posseseed by those who address the people.
The "Fightng Boys in Blue were ont in FORCE and
presented fine appearances. Their nrm and regular
STEP as they marched through streets to the soul
stirring strains of martial music, showed they had
not forgotten the time when they services were given
their country to preserve by bayonet and bullet
and their solemn resolve maintain by the right
of the ballot that which thus gained at great
= sacrifice of blood and treasure
GEN. CARL SHuRz. addressed large number of his
German fellow citizens, in their language at
Phillips Hall, Wednesday night last We are in
formed by those who understand the language, that
It vas OF the Generals most eloquent and con-
vincing efforts, and we are sorry that every German
city not present to hear the truth as It fell
from his lips.
On Monday night last, Hon. R. W THOMPSON, came
very Unexpectedly tn our city, about O'Clock and
put up ut one of our Hotels. An impromptu meet
ing was resolved on, and the "Fightng Boys in Bue,
soon gathered two three thousand to the Vaughan
corner. and the veteran and inimitabe orator of
Indiana was induced to make them speech, which
be did to their entire satisfaction His eloquence and
reasoning faculties improve with age and the political
The work goes bravely on, andconquer we must, for
cause tits just.
Township, and elected the following officers:
J. G. Grave Pres't.; N. Harlan, Vice Pres't; VIM.
Commons Secretary. The following is the executive
ner |; Sd, r. Sugart; 4th, J. Powell; 9Th, VIM. l..
Robinson; 9Th, J. H. Duterrow; 7th, VIM. s. Std
ham ), 9Th, ]. Commons.
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=" ANTED.-Eeaciiers. Students AND
w orher intelligent men and women, in bust
nesspayiug S1o0 70 $500 per month according TO abb
lily For Particulars address Zeigler McCurdy Y Go.
Lombard Block, Chicago Ill. A-6m
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No. of Auxiliaries and branch
Societies visited
" Bible meetings attended
+" Sermons and Addresses
delivered
" Miles travelled
" Letters sent out
Circulars sent out
Amount paid TO the Parent
Society donations
" book account
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4 D0LD DG2HEnT,
4 "GreeH GHe" Robbed OF 23,o30.--I8
First Dguggod and then 2IlndcTeI
IRON the St, Louis Despatch: 18th

Mention was made few days back Of
stranger having come to st. Louis and
being robbed of a large amount Of mon
ey while seeing the elephant on Green
street. From the preliminary examina
tlon this morning We gather the following
facts.
About ten days ago a man named
Robert Goss came to this city with
large amount of money In his possession
the result OF four years OF toll and in
dustry IN the mountains where he had
worked as miner and afterwards as a
trapper Going around town viewing tie
city, his evil destiny led him to the clas-
sic precincts Of Green street This
thoroughfare is not whit to safe for an
old resident, but for a total stranger with
nearly three thousand dollars in his
pocket it is positively dangerous. Goss
besides being a stranger is not very
sharp individual, and his long absence
away from civilization has not been calcu-
lated to improve his wits Such man
therefore was not likely TO pass unscath
ed through a large city like ST. Louis.
Gsoss went into the house kept by
Amanda Kelly, on the corner Of 9th
and Green streets and going up to the
bar asked for drink When paying for
it was easy to see he had money about
him, and after handing Mrs Kelley
a ten dollar bill she told him there was
company in the other room. and told him
to go in and make himself at home while
she went out to get the bill
changed.
He went in and took another drink
Mrs. Kelly remarked to him. you
have some money about you. Z es some
little, replied Goss. She shortly after
ward persuaded him to enter the next
room and following him, shut the door
and tore of his coat and vest, and took
all his money amounting TO two thousand
eight hundred and forty dollars. He
had forty dollar bills. When she had
plundered him she ran cut, and he run
ming after her as far as the door of the
house. The liquor he had drank was
drugged, and when she was pulling of
his coat the drug had so affected him that
he could only offer feeble resistance. A
policeman shortly afterward entered and
he told his story and Amanda was ar
rested
After going out he fell on the side
walk overcome by the drug, and did not
get from under its influence until the
next day. He swears positively that
Amanda Kelly is the person who stole
his money. He has not recovered dol
lar of it since it was taken. He is a man
twenty nine years of age, peaceabe
quiet looking person, and has been
in the United States twelve years. He
resides in Philadelphia where he has a
wife and two children, and was going to
see them with the earnings Of four years
in the mountains when he struck Green
street and Amanda Kelly,
At the conclusion OF the evidence the
court held Amanda to answer before the
Grand Jury Bail was fixed at s., 900.
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personally 957 IS
Maing their cash receipts S12123 90
They donated Bibles and Testa-
m9nts, in qalue 1877 40
The number of volumes circulated by
them by sale was 4l6 Bibles, 497 Tesla
ments. By Donation, 303 Bibles, 26S
Testaments. Thus 7I9 Bibles and 765
Testaments were circulated by their per-
sonal labors.
1t gives me pleasure to bear testimony
to the faithfulness of the men thus asso-
ciated with me the past year in the Bible
work. They have proved themselves
well qualified fol the work, and have
generally been cordially received in the
work assigned them, by the officers of the
societies within whose bounds they have
labored. In this connection would add
the different ecclesiastical bodies in the
state, who cooperate with the American
Rible Society, and they include the
large majority of the Protestant Church
have very kindly received me as the rep
resentatIve of the American Bible Soci-
ETY., and passed resolutions pledging
hearty cooperation with the Society, and
endorsing the plans of the agent. and
with very few exceptions carried out.these
resolutions sol on their fields Of labor.
:, nc supetintepdentS and officers of the
railways, steamboat lines, and stage com
panles,, have aided me, and the cause
hluch' by granting me favors as the Aoenr
OF this noble society. am under snec;aI
o6llgat Gas, to the superintendent of the
W estern Union Railroad, ard Hon W
/. Price, proprietor of the stage lie from
Sparta to Hudson, for favors conferred
The press, has shown willingness to
publish notices Of Bible meetings, and in
various ways aided in the Bible work.
To all of these | would acknowledge nv
gratitude for favors conferred.
BY the blessing of God, we have made
a very creditable advance in our work in
Wisconsin the past year, but very much
yet remains to be DONE We must as far
as possible, supply the thousands that
are annually coming into tins state. We
ought not only to do this thoroughly, but
aid in the foreign work, which is so rap
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me bieie Cause in WiseGnsin--Fort the
year ending March 3lst. 1858.

- ne following report is submitted TO
cue Illenos OF the American Bible Society.
lci 'ne encouragement of those who as
SYST OF giving the Word of Life to all
without note or comment. | give the
fgures 1867 1868, to show the compare
tive increase:
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In addition to what the Auxiliaries
have paid for freight, Agencies, and 9TH
er incidental expenses:
1867. 1865
The remittances to the
Parent Society were Sl6.SS9 IS SI7let 40
Number Of Books
sent to Wisconsin 2S5S2 On SO
The value of those sent SIG 362 Sc sl26T2 IL
The labors of the State Agent include
the following items, in addition to the
general supervision Of the work, secur-
ing suitable persons as County Agents,
arranging to have counties canvassed, to-
geethher with lumerour labors not speciG-
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IN PROBATE:--sEa nitoyyoe 60. Court.
In Of

TN PROBATE --aEanitowo Go. Court
L In the matter of the estate of Matthias Holbeck
Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Margaret
Bohman of Franklin, representing among Other
things that Matthias Holbeck, late of Franklin on he
Fifteenth day of November, A. D. 1867, at franklin
died nestste, leaving goods, ctttels and with
in this State, and that the said petitioner is the widow
of sale deceased, and praying that administration
said estate be to John Stroheld granted it is ordered
that said petition be heard before the Judge this
Court, ON Monday the Sth day OF June 4. D. 1865 at
10 o'clock A. NJ at my office IN SAID County.
Ordered further that notice thereof be given to the
heirs of said deceased and to all peTsc Interested by
publishing copy of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hering, II the Afanitowoc
Tribune a weekly newspaper published AT Mauitowoc
in said County. GEO W. BARKER, County Judge
Dated at lianitowoc, the 10th day of May AD-1S6S.
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TRIUMPHANT IN 500 CONTESTS!
WALTER & WOODS
PRIZE,
MOWERS AND RfApEhS!

Take the lead, and used everywhere.
Two Grand Gold Medals and Imperial Cross of the
Legion of Honor-being the
Highest Prize Awarded at Paris Universal Exposition,
1867.
500 First Prizes in all parts of the World
Over $4,000 now in Increasing demand with
increased facilities and improvements for 1858.
Pronounced by all who have used them be
THE BEST IN USE,
Hoods Prise NoeeerS--one and two horses
Uoo2's Sslf- iaohtl9g Keeper with without Uoode
Netc ko,c;9g attachment.
Woods Hand Rake Reaper.
HGiHe's iEjtssofs RdJresters.
Manufactured by the Walter A. Wood Moving and
Reaping Machine Co. General Office and Manufactery
Hoosick Falls Rens, County, N. Y.
Branch Offices and Salesrooms:
New York City, 40 Cortlandt street, P O. Box $685.
o. II. skinner Agent
Chicago, H.. BOG Lake street. C. Z. Whitman Agent
Alexandria, Va, A. T. SKINNER Co.. Agents
Madison, Wis, NJ. E. Fuller & Co., Agents
Foreign office, ~ Upper Thames street. London Eng
Send for new descriptive circular for 1865 3-3m
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CtAfsD.-I HAVE NOTIFIED ALI

EHAIsD.-I HAVE NOTIFIED ALI.
~ that are indebted to me bj Note or account,
through tho OnAxGEnrno NEWS mid by letter
through he Post Office 10 call and pay mo some on
their accounts if they could not pny me ALL NGnny
have paiIno attention to either, md feel compelled
TO pince all Accounts nnd Notes in tho hands OF an
Attorney that are not partly pa, or satisfactory ar
Judgements made by the frst of March next. as
much as ! am opposed toput any ono I'd; cost, ,5but
do 70. F. II w 3RlG0MANNS
june 8 .t,,t, ,,,;, =. .,sttI ,fIs s@'-l'iv