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Sir OF those Flooring

Sir OF those Flooring
BOSOM SHIRTS, IN BOX, FoRNINE DOLLARS.
SIX fine puff bosom SHIRTs in box, for...........ss
SIX small plated linen bosom SHIRTS, in box for.....
SIX linen bosom SHIRTS, in box for ..............
SIX linen bosom SHIRTS, fine In box, for......... 9
SIX extra large SHIRTS, in box, for........... Il
Look at them in the window, at the
Corner OF st. Charles and Canal Streets
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS EQUALLY
CHEAP.
EB.-So hsuse in this city underseIl u.s.
LEIGHTON Il HAYMAN.
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|. Cotton advertised for sale tomorrow, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, on the ieyee, foot OF Bienville
street, by CLss. 7. Nash.
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Correspondence.

r-- NEW ORLEANS. May i, 1863
To Z. rcALABREsrI ESQ.,, Leader Of the Orchestra Of
the New Opera House:
Dear srThe rndersgnsd subscribers ana habtuss Of the
Opera Ouse desiring give testimonial Of their high
appreciation Of the truly artistic which you have
conducted orchess and of the sxerons and skin dis
played Manager during the season
70 tender you a OsPLlMENTARY BENEFIT 20 take
place Opera House such day you may
They remain. sir. respectfully yours.
O. Miltenberger Jno O. Gaines,
6hss. LATTE. d. Jsmson,
O. A. slocoub c. Kock,
Gussave Olivier, Felix Limet,
Giquel, H. Gally,
Oscar J. ForstaL A. -ecOuri,
E.P. POnpsEt o. @. Olivier,
Avg. Couturie G. +. Krull,
Bernard Avegno, George A. Breaux
A. ChapeIa, Alex. BonDeval,
ID. Michel Victor Prsdos,
A. Carriere. G. Kohu,
V. Carriers, p. Naspers
C. C0uteux, r. LabOrde,
J. W. Hineks, c. Cavaroc,
@. II. Baquie, John Pemberton,
A Elmer Bader, p. Fourchy,
Ernest hntsnberger, MA deLiEardi,
james Pollock, w.. BuddsndOrn.
j. @. Vale. Puech,
Aug Bonn, v. Perriat,
Ernest Forstar, A Schneider,
H. Perslta Adam Ginen,
l. B. Pother. d. p. Kenner.
II. Frelsen, =. b Fleitss,
Arthur Forstal, p J. Lefebvre
b. l. Miilaudon, G. Foster,
l. p. Where, All Noulton.
n. Michel, II. L. Peire
II. Psychsud, DR.. O. Huard.
Emile Terregrossa A. y. Jones,
j. S. hsileur, J. DaFuentes
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$4,000 REGARD.

STOLEN from the CANAL BANK, THIS DAY, pack.
age made up for the Southern Express Company addressed
M MoRGAN'S SONS, New York, containing FIFTY
THOUSAND (s5O,OO0 DOLLARS. in Legal Tender Notes
of One Thousand $1,000 Dollars each. All Of Letter O.
and dated 10th March 1862 and Numbered a. f,lows.
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AND LEAVE YOUR MEASURE

AND LEAVE YOUR MEASURES
A NEW SONG OF THE SHTRr-DEDICATED TO
MESsRs LEIGHTON 4 HAYMAN-BY TIE
MACHINE POET LAUREATE
/
In the fam'd Crescent City,
Corner Canal and IT. Charles street,
The cay the fair and witty,
Morning and evening. you'd always meet
"Our Shirt Factory there hourfhes
Repete with endless treasures,
Which the entire public nourishes-
So "Wak IN and leave your measures"
IL
LEIGHTON HAYMAN ruling
Der that store priced by and known to an
Are fsithfal vorkwomen schooling,
Always ready at every call
Good ut and make good style insuring,
For ready greenbsck treasures,
With col lars and cuffs quite enduring
So walk In and leave your measurss.n'
III.
All kinds Of good material
For shin msking Is there to be found.
By femsle hands ETHEREAL.
OF ht and Of work most sopnd.
Six matches Shirts for Nine Dollars.
In a box. perfect treasures
With well sewn seams, buttons and collars
80 walk IN Al leave your measures y
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BOsOfsls,

Extra Long and Large Shirt BOSOMs;
Night SKIRTS and Boys SHIRTS;
CUPS and COLLARS TO put Shirts;
SHIRTS made 70 order az SHIFT FACTORY. cor.
ner St Charles and Canal streets
LEIGHTON HAYMAN.
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Post once .KrOftce.

PosY OyyIcz, New Orleans Nov 5 lisa
rni furtAs notice the Nails 81 the New Orleans once
viI closed follows:
Mails for Mobile. Montgomery, Atlanta Augusta ana o.
lumbus Ga, close daily stsr.n
Ossst Mail for all Post Oces sp river a. Bsysu
Sara, closes Mondays at 8 r. H., and FridsysstsLH
vicksburg Mails close ct ST. svsy Tuesday and Saturday.
via the River.
Nails for Lower Cssst close ct T. every rss.dsysn
Friday.
Nails for cOvngts. close Of a r.. every Monday ana
Thursday.
Mails for Algiers close daily stsLn
Mails for Stations opeousAs Railroad will close daily a
2P.n.
kasfo Laourehe Parishes on MOndays Wsdaes.
days and Fridays. stsP.E
Mails for Galveston, BrsEos Santiago BrewnsviI-
Texas, close ct A. n Sundays, Tuesdays. hursdsyD
and Saturdays, via Opeousss Railroad
Nails for 0uschts sr. d Wednesday, sn1
Saturdays, via the Rive
Mails Northeastern Red River close tn weekly
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday.
VIII ssfsrvsrdss By every clearing,
for said Port
Mails NORTH East and West, via New Orleans ana Jsokso
Railroad, close daily ss6P.l
way Mails via jackson Railroad closes 81 gLH
OFFICE HoURS-Opeas A. T., esssst re-
The Delivery VIII be Kept ops. untD7p.E
BUHpAYh-oGcs opsns A. T., and clssss IN.
3. W. TALIAFERRO,
Postmaster.
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Economy!
ECONOMIC. ECONOMYn
TEsTIMONrALs-

We the undersigned, having used the PErRoLEUM
STOVES the last year. less take pleasure
commencing them s Housekeepers who lOOk to Economy
It's Cooking Qualities superior any Of the old fashion
Stoves and it's ECONOMY unquesiOnsble 1t is as
easy manage any ether stOvs Baks Better and
Quicker it's is great that it will not be
long before its zee becomes nearly universal
The best proof to subssntsts Testimonial that Mr.
JOSEPH R. De MANY gives fall guarantee on bis
IMPROVED SOUTHERN PETROLEUM STOVES,
And will take them back within six months they do not
fuh all he claims for them they liable to get cut Of
order.
j. c. Angel D. D. ST. months in use, u gals. oil month
J. G. MOnrose, u msnths in use......lO =. :.
8. Pablo, Is months in uss..............lS E.
A. s. Beck Is months in use............lO :. =.
Jose Barnes, IS months in use..........lo =. =.
r. Berger, % months in use..........s E. E.
Mrs. Isabella Kerr, Is months in use....5 =. =.
NJ B. DubuissOn, % months in use...s =. =.
Pedro POns, Is months is use........l0 E. :.
Duverney Farrar, IS months in use......lO E. =.
Octave DeBlAne Months in use. I'D =.
Mrs. A. N. Mackay ls months is USE. 50 e. =.
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Carpet and OiscIofh warehouse.

ELKIN s. CO.,
No. q CarondeIct Street,
Offer for sale. at Low PRICES:
Velvet Brussels and Tapestry Carpets; Threepy and
Ingram Tapestry Carpets; Floor 0n Cloths all widths
Table on C1eths xaftings. 4 white check
end fancy; Msngs plain and f.ncy; Widow shades
in every variety DAmask Reps and lace Curtains Mate
Table Covers; Lphosery Goods.
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". 4. HOdgsOn,
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER
once No. Ell Commercial Place.

Having taken Commission, prepared to Sales .,
PUBLIC AUCTION OF REAL ESTATE City Suburban
Country; also. OUTDOOR SALES every description
and would respectfully solicit of MEMBERS OF TAG
BAR ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS. Symbols
AsSIGNEEs, and others, SUCCESSION and sYNDIC
SAILS, SALES OF BANKRUPT EsTATEs. SALES
or MERCHANDISE and PRODUCE, In Store Ware
house, Press, on shpbosrd, in Bond; SALES OF
DAMAGED COTTON, and CARGO SALES Sales 70,
Account Of Underwriters whom may Concern PORT
WARDEN SALES, SALES OF STOCKS and SCRIP
HOUSEHOLD and OFFICE FURNITURE, LIVE STOCK
etc., etc, etc.
with Col j. B. WALTON In the business he possesse,
the advantage Of having the assistance experience Of
Messrs. GREEN ELDER On the oHce) so long and
fsvorably known REAL ESTATE AGENTS, thus en-.
sblDg him to guarantee entire satisfaction who may
employ his services Appraiser In making Sales and
trusts he be favored with shave Of public patronage
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CHEAPER than Parties leaving the City for the
summer would do well to call at COL Magazine street,
Address Post Box lsSa
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Ph0f0granhs
OF ALL SIZES, PLAIN AND COLoRED PICTURES
Copies OF Pictures
Made by me beoe and during the BY appIv
ing at my Old stand. lCl CANAL STREET, where can
nov be found daily and shall be glad TO my enda
and the public generally.
JOHN Fl. CLARK.
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NEW ORLEANS, NEW oPEaA HeUsz,
To sessrs. @. hitenberger and ctherS
Gent en-I is with mingled feelings Of pride that re-
ceive your note Of to-day, ering complimentary
benefit to take place at any time should name
Feeling leader Of Orchestra as one Of the
Of this Opera House, have done nothing
thsn my duty gentlemen much attered for your
kind oer and In accepting Il wosd beg suggest night
ofFRIDAY Sth inst the purpose
With many thanks for your kind consideration, the
honor remain gentlemen very respectfully your obedent
servant
E. CALABRESI.
Referring to the foregoing correspondence has been de-
eidsd that the performance alluded to would place on
FRIDAY, Nay g. 1865, and would consist Of
l. The Vaudeville, in act, entitled LA CRAvATR
BLANCHE, BY Of the members of Dramatic Com
psny.
2 Meysrbeer's celebrated Symphony LA MARCHE AUX
FLAhBEAUX, by the full Orchestra.
5. The third act Of GOunOd's FAUST By Mesdamss Pre-
seguin and Fsuschst Messrs Daniani and Van
Hufien.
Overture by the Orchestra and second act Of Rossu
WILLIAM TELL, by the full of the Lyric Company
s. Fifth act Of heyerbeer's L'AFRICAIEE, BY Madame
Audibert and N. lie Chevaler.
Doors will be open o'clock and the performance viii
commence at "a O'Clock precisely.
Box Office open every day from 4 N. o4P n, whore
seats may be s. cured in advance.
AdmissonBoxes $40; Psrquette % So The rest Of the
howe at usual D ices.
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SOUTHERN
IMPROVED PETROLEUM STOVES.

The Undersigned, having bought the interest Of Mr. wM
MENT takes pleasure in Informing he parties who have
these Stoves, that he has supply of GAzoLINE.
which may be found at the moderate price Of IS cents the
following stores;
-FIRsT DISTRICT
At No. les Magazine Street. Julia NOtre Dame
THIRD DISTRICT
Att. MARUGGs, Dssphine and Frenchnen Streets
JOS. R. De MANY,
No. los Magazine street.
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McLaughiin

Is still REGILDISG and making FRAMES at
esI Msgssine Street,
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Having been annoyed many times lately by inquiries as to
wheherI the Sam N. Todd lately Senator from
the parish Of Jefferson, deem due myself and friends to
state hst although have been engaged business in this
city for the last twenty years. have candidate
for public Office whatever; and had desired Office GER
siny should have accepted it from the radical Repub
hcan party Of this State.
SAM'L MANNING TODD,
rs Magazine streat
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STATE1sOF LOUISIANA,
New Ories nr. April es. 1855.
Notice hereby given that the Coupons due May
l. 1863 the Levee Bonds by authority Of act Of the
Legsa No. 2l5 approved March 2 1867 will be paid on
and after that date at the Louians National New
Orleans the Banking House winsOw Lanlsr Co.,
No % Pine street, New York. at the option of the holder
ADAM GIFFEN,
Estate Treasurer.
H. PERALTA,
Auditor
II. Cusacks,
ESTABLISHED IN 1881.
Has resumed business at
asI ROYAL STREET, CORNER OF ST. PHILIP,
As
Importer and Dealer In Drug. and Medicines
PAINTS. OILS AND DYE sTUFFs,
DIsTlLLBRs' and PERFUMERs' MERCHANpIsE
ARTISTS MATERIALs,
DRUGGISTS sUNDRIEs
SPANISH WINES and FRUITS,
And CoRKs Of all qualities and sizes
HeIecOmmends himsef 70 his friends and the puben genera.
j. 8. Knapp,
DEN TAI SURGEON
.Baronne street...............I5
Near Canal Street.
Preserve your Decayng Teeth possibef not have them
extracted without pain and replaced BY the best artificial
stitute that be produced.
To all Interested
CAUSE OF LIBERAL CHRISTIANITY.
The First Congregational (Unarsn) Society announce to
the public that services will be held IN the Church
81. Charles and Julia streets. EVERY SUNDAY At
and p H., the following Clergyman officiating:
The Rev. henry :. BADGER, Of Cambridge, Mass
The Trustees cordially invite ali
Of liberal Christianity 70 Join them their efforts 70
tain the Church
By order Of The Beard Of Trustees
CHAS. J. LEEDS,
JOHN NJ. eoG giii''''''
J. Q. A. FELLOWS,
Secretary.
New Orleans. December IS 1857.
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FOURTH OF JULY.-The celebration of
our National Independence comes, this
year, on Saturday. The time is ap-
preaching and we have not yet heard
of a general organized plan to commem-
crate the day herabouts; but suppose our
patriotic fellow, citizens will not let it
pass by without doing something to keep
in grateful remembrance the successful
efforts of the Fathers of the Revolution
to establish FREE and Independent Re
publican form of government even if they
do it on private account--in the form
of picnics composed of families and
friends. If we cannot have an old-fas b.
ond celebration, with the usual accompa-
nyments ofnoise and confusion. let's have
quiet, rationa. and reasonable good time
in the way suggested. We should never
forget the scored bequest guaranteed to
every human being, who is under the
protecting @gis of our Constitution, en-
unciated in the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence: that call men are created equal;
that they are endowed by their Create r
with certain unalianable rights. among
which are life, liberty and the pursuit of
happiness.
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BAND VIsir.-In return for the pleas
ant visit paid our city by the Urbana 60.
Band last year, on Thursday last the
Richmond Band reciprocated, and are
delighted with the reception received.
Maj. John H. Popp, of our city. on be-
half of the Richmond Band, replied to
the tender of hospitality on the part of
Urbana's Band and citizens, and elo
quently thanked them for their warm
and cordial reception. After being feas
ted-shown around their beautiful town
of not less than five thousand inhab-
misunderstanding the prominent citizens
thereof, and being made comfortable
generally, and after spending delight
full day and night in Urbana, our Band
returned to Richmond, all feeling that it
was good to have been there. Conform
ing to the style of tales = 'he New York
Ledger, the '.to be continued" visitation
between these Bands, is confdentely
looked for and expected.
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FREE HoRrIcULruRAL FAIR-On Sat.

FREE HORTICULTURAL FAIR-On Sat-
urday last, the live and enterprising
members of the Richmond Horticultural
Society held fee Fair in the Hall Of
Engine Co. No. 3, and quite number
of our citizens availed themselves of the
rich and beautiful sight of Fruits, Flow
ers and Vegetables, that were spread in
profusion DER the tables. We had rot
time to be in during the day; but at
night we visited the Hall. The Presi
dent of the Society, JOS c. Ratlif, re-
warded our attendance, at SO late an
hour, (just as the exhibitors commenced
packing up their Horticultural jewels),
v it'll fine specimen Of each kind of APP
pie he had left. John "A. Mendenhall
presented us with fine bouquet of
Straw berries, Cherries and Flowers-all
tied up beautifully together. and Mrs.
w. w. Austin handed US magnificent
and sweet smelling bouquet of Flowers.
For all of which the donors received the
only coin editors possess in profusion-
thanks. The Strawberries, Cherries, Po-
tatoes, Raddishes, etc., on exhibition,
were all remarkably large and fine, and
the beautiful and variagated Plants.
Roses, ETC., from the Hot Houses and
Gardens of our Nurserymen, added
much to the interest Of the exhibition.
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We were shown . private letter from our
young friend ANDY MCDOWELL, who is now at
st. Jo., Mo. He is at..work At the carpenter
ing business in that city, and he writes that
there is plenty of that kind Of work to do
there. at remunerative prices. We always
feel like rejoicing at the we'll doing of our
young friends-particularly those who like
ANDY. proved themselves brave and efficient
soldiers during the late ''unpleasantness" with
"our Southern brethren" and their Northern
democratic allies. who for four years, kept MP
constant and united FIRE on our valiant boys,
in front and rear-on the bloody battle-fieds
and at their Northern homes. May Heaven
bless and prosper our glorious 'boys in blue p'
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MASONIC CELEBRATIoN.-The brethren
of this time honored Institution at An
derson, have made complete and ample
preparations to celebrate the Anniversa
ry Of St. John the Baptist, at their city,
on the Oath instant Among the eminent
speakers to be present, we notice the
names of Grand Master HAzELRIG, Rev.
J. v. r. MILLER, and Hon. LON SEXTON.
Ample refreshments have been provided
for all who may attend, and Half Fare
Trains secured on all the roads. Knights
Templars and members of the Scottish
Rite, will be provided with horses for
the occasion. The best of Music has
been secured and every arrangement eff
fected for general good time. The
Committee, Bros. Hanson and Brown,
extend cordial invitation to all F. & A.
Masons
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LIFE Il EAITH ST RENcTH,
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Daily or Premature Emissions Sexual Weakness OK
Mpotency; Weakness arising from Secret Habits and
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Weak Spine Lime" "Brick dust" deposites in the
Urine; milky Discharges &C.. and ali the ghastly
train of Symptoms arising from Overuse Excuses.
A pamphlet, containing full particulars, with Drec.
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and English, accompanies each box, and i'll be sent
by mall free of cost to who will write for it.
Price 81 per Boz, Sac Bores for IS.
ASK FOR MISUNDERSTANDING PILLS, AND
TAKE NO OTHERS.
Sold by all the principal Druggists will be sent BIZ
mail security scaled all observation, receipt OF
the specified price by advertised Agents. or by the
sole Proprietors, OSCAR g. MOSES co, ~ Cort-
land; Street. New York. Agents for Richmond and
vicinity, POTTS BROS SAMPSON ROSS Dr.
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A New RAILRoAD.-Articles Of asso-
citation we're filed on the 9th, with the
Srecetary Of State for the Muncie 4
Cincinnati Railroad Company. The line
is to run from Muncie to Hagerstown
connecting there with the White Water
Valley Railroad to Cincinnati. The
capital stock is $4,000. The Direc-
tors are Henry c. Lord, T. A. Morris
w W. Smith, VIM r. Jones and Arthur
F. Patterson. ~m
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CAL ON MATCHED HORSES indus
trious and interchangeable contemporary,
c. R. johnson, of the Bird, not only
supplies the columns of that paper ahun-
dainty wit, local reading matter, but he
is an excellent Judge of the proper
marks. brands. &c. that should always he
found on horses to make them perfectly
match each other. Whilst viewing with a
critics eye,' the beautiful forms Of a pair
of blacks he found hitched to carriage in
front of the Gait House, one day last
week, he discovered what he termed a
'l.ttle horn," growing on the inside OF
the near horses fore legs, when, on look
ing at the fore legs of the other animal.
what was his establishment at discovering
the same kind Of protuberances-then
Calls admiration reached its climax, and
he declared to by stander, that he new
err, in all his born days, had seen so per-
feet q pair Of matched horses-in color,
size, general appearance-even the 1.-TWO
little horns were Of the same size and
the same height from the ground ,"
Whereupon, he hastily drew forth his
note book of locals, and noted the dis
covery but on examining his local
columns of last Saturday, we failed to
see this snatch HORSE item, and hence
we produce the incident, so that our
fellow-citizens may not fail to know that
we have one good Judge of horse flesh
belonging to the "press-gang" Of our
city" in a horn !" Is
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-06-16

"Jacobs Ladder" was not like the
step ladder some individual borrowed q
few days ago from David Graves & Sons
Wood and Coal Yard; but, notwithstand
ing the dissim.larity between the two,
the aforesaid individual is respectfully
requested to return the latter to the
proper owners SO they may have the use
of ia short time.
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HORSE FArR.--Recollect the Horse
Fair takes place at Centreville on the
25th and 26th inst. The managers as
sure those who are fond Of seeing super
ior horse flesh, that they will lose the
opportunity If they fail to be present on
this occasion --4---
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-06-16

V1NrGAR.-G. w. Barnes d Co., have
several barrels of fine Cider Vinegar
certainly the BEST we have ever tasted
fact is, should we assert that it was man
ufactured from the same kind Of fruit
spoken Of in scripture that "set the
children's teeth on edge" we might be
excusable. Enough to say it is tie Vim
egar for pickles Go and try it. -.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-06-16

Last week, the Trustees of our City
Schools, had the work commenced on
the new public School House, at the
Public Square-the cellar is being ex-
cavated and the lot is being filed up
with the dirt taken from it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-06-16

CIsrERN CEMENT David Graves &
Son. have just received large quantity
of Cement, ut their Wood and Coal
Yard. Now is the time to supply your
selves with a superior article of Cistern
Cement. Give them call at their office
on Front-st, few doors north of Pearl
Street M E. Church.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-06-16

Messrs. Conner & William Erwin, are
now the projectors of the Livery Stable
recently owned by Mr.. Templeton. They
are eentlemanly and accommodating men
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DR.. Schenck's Mandrake PilIs-A Substitute
b +. for C0lOmel.

These Pills are composed of various roots having
power to relax the secretion of the liver promptly
Enthusiastically as blue pills or mercury without produc
ing those or dangerous effects which often
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In all bilious disorders these pills may be used with
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Schencks Mandrake Pills, cure sick headache and
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In short these Pills may be used with advantage 10
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required.
Please ask for CDR. schenck's Mandrake Pills"
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price IS cent.
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A drunken woman was found lying i'm
the gatter on one Of our streets last Satur
day-the Marshal procured an express
wagon and conveyed her home.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-06-16

Irwin Reed, Esq, gives thanks to the
firemen for their exertions in saving his
house from being totally destroyed by
fire, on Sunday morning week.