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There are only about THREE-FIFrHs of the ca,
SEES Of chronic disease that admit Of POSITIVE
AND RADICAL CURE. lOne-half of the incursbles
can be. under favorable circumstances. much
benefited, and the other half only palliated.-
am willing to treat any case and do what
can fer It but it SO happens that . veryilargt
number of those patients whose complaints can.
not be wholly eradcated do not wish to under>
go treatment. Now rs my time ct each point l
visit is all needed in examining and treating 4he
DURABLE cases it would be waste of time for
me to bestow my attention upon those whom
csn n'' eofe'd a3bls sdi ,s3Erf~3 - - =.
To avoid this, and save the patient all unne-
cessary trouble and expense, all are required to
write to me and await my answer before calling
on me at any OF the places I visit Each rer.
son Sc doing must answer the following Guess
tons: What is your height, weight and ger
How long have you been sickY Are YOU Of
temperate habts?5 What do physicians cali
your disease, Are your bowels usually cost,vc
or otherwise! Is your complaint hereditary
that is. have any other members of your family
so far back as you can trace, been afflicted in
The same manner as your Has emaciation Gloss
of hesh) been gradually going on since YOU be.
came aware of your present complaint VIVA,
is the condition of your mind? Are your
thoughts and emotions generally of dreary
nature or the contrary Have you pains Of any
FCu3f8CtoI.
degree Of intensity as nearly as you can and
the length OF time you have had them.
FitA plain answer to the foregoing ous.t;on,
will enable me to determine ct once whether
the case is . durable one. ivfas 9a3 -
lie 5eHt anss ox14 .---. ~ T9c-oT8 -Ts&0aS
i All letters may be addressed to CLEVko
LAND, O., as 1 have IN agent there who, viii
forward letters regularly by express, wherever
may be, 80 that they will never dc ,delayeii
beyond day or two on any occasion. ajafagi
AS soon as . letter comes to hand. I viii
take Che case into consideration. and in nv re-
ply give my opinion Of it aad the name Of tho
Hotel q which I may bsfound in the CITY near,
est you which I visit. ,1.gfsgofs r.f al 'ss
, iqAl11 eoresposdtsts must escsose 4 poet x,
paid envelope addrsssed 70 f1es..s1ve.. :. :
= Direct all letters as follows :19Yai -rai,s,p
ssitns43 i GI6sA. M.aFRENCb. jas b
Care Lock Boz 20. Cleveland, Ohio
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Z Coop IMPRovEMESr We had tho't
that the new School Building on tine
Public Square, was as near perfection, in
all its appointments and fixtures as was
necessary; but we notice our Trustees
are having well dug. cistern made,
and p portieo hui over each, in tho sear
of tue House, that, makes it, that much
more convenient and to our pleasem ent =
When this last i'm provement is cosss.e
ted. we can proudly point Q cur New
Bnilaing. ar d claim Z as til e MODEL
School House of the w est
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NJ. W. Grand Master Rice hasapdv-
chased an interest in the Masonic Home
Advocate, edited by F. NJ. Blair, P. G..
n, ana can now be found in the office
Of the same. We are glad of this as
Indianapolis is the place where the
Grand Master should reside. Brother,
Blair deserves much praise for the, life
he has given the craft by his untiring
exertions.. s "S .'f-lf
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A Partner Wanted,

To take an interest in new discovery Of great val
ne. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. The Partes
can have an opportunity the articles to their
entire sa The articles in the shape Of
medicine and has never failed to cure in halt dozen
different diseases that are very common to- man and
will prove fatal if not removed. have nodes,re 20
swindle any one. My reasons for a. partneris for
the want Of capital. Any person DESTROYS Of engag-
ing q very paying business, and to relieve the On:
tress of ads woud do well TO investigate this
matter. For further particulars inquire at the Pais
lgdium Office. ..q-ft. .
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The Way. to Make. {, Mon
Gas glLL DISC oDNIE6 = y cont
oHfpM dn Urbef6retl7e goth inst.

Rogerson & Tiff haven't their equals
sin 9t8T inf The West A. Paintersfn They pur-
pose starting trip through the prtn-
cipal towns in Ohio and Pennsylvania,
,"AI to give nerchantsi and 0thers tn per-
lsiueia amanent ad advantages of painted ADVERTISE
ments 80 Their terms are REASONABLE eaaias
tsT5als -.us'a RELIGIOUS NOTICE. - The Rev. Mr.
ss-sag 10 Mclaughlin, of Indianapolis will preach
-is7 sasi at Pearl-st. NJ. E. Church on Sabbath
-lss Boz next, at l04 a. m and u p. m. All are
'"'e invited. s'aaa'
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Brandreth's Pills.

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They remove all bad acsumufatons from the bow
els and purify and invigorate the system. Allwhose
health is not rfect owe it to themselves to take
few doses of Brandreth Pills, because the seeds OF
decay are constantly eracated by their use and the
principle Of life confirmed, thus giving vigor OF
body and mind to period when we have been used
to see the falerug step and the enfeebed intescf.
General Paez, tie d distinguished liberator Of vene'
zuela, says he has used them as his only medicine
for thirty years with the most satisfactory results
ForCostiveness, Dyspepsia, and asa Family Med
icine they are unrivaled. ." ''-.f
. Daniel l. Tenney, Esq, Astor House, N T., cured
bv Brandreth's Pills Of Dyspepsia and Costveness,
when ALI other means used had failed. ~ 9tt
seuttesnan, whose father died % consumption at
&c years was also attacked when about 81 with the
disease He had coughs. night sweats and general
debiIitv,7 Doctors recommended cod liver OIL burt ne
wasted away. At last be determined to use Brand:
reth's Pills. In two months they inside him sound
man. -4
no22 At Co. So $500 a- -gzs
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For the PalIadium.

1900 10 55d7 For the Palladium.i %
FRIEND DAvIs.-Many zofaus old set
tiers were gratified to- notice in your
iast issue the prominence you gave the
call for a Union Pic ME Of the pioneers
Of the White Water Valley. Such or
CARNATIONS as these are becoming more
common and popular in many places in
our wide land: May this contemp lat ted
gathering be what tho call indicates -
Tho the call is limited to parts of our
county and Preble county, o., it is to
be hoped none in other parts of Wayne
will feel themselves excluded from at
tending. Let the invitation be to all
the young and the aged--extend invita-
tons to veterans abroad to be among IA,
not forgetting to have the latch string.
out AN OLD SETTLER.
Ter. r~y-vr EzrT =, J-rr.~-TENET IT, Of
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THE HOME for the FRiENDLEsS

Has bees fttedsp with . Laundry, and has for the
past few months been successfully engaged IN
washing and ironing. By this means we have been
able to contribute largely towards supplying the
daily wants of the Home We would respectfully
solicit the patronage Of the public, and warrant sat-
isfaction. Clothes will be sent for and returned in
good order At as low rates or lower than anywhere
else. The application for washing May be left at the
post Office At the Home Sout, 9Th street, the
corner OF Market, or with any enc fthe managers.
On behalf OF the Board. - R'SS~ &
s...,, y 30 bsasta. r. NJ COFFIN, President.
RS~hnond Sent 4 1859. l-seg- .sT-: -TA.i55f
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~Next Monday. there will be rush
for the Public Schools. and the little
folks will need Books, Paper, States. dc.
They can find all they need by calling at
ELDERS Book Store, and the prices win
be, reasonable ~ ~
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d JMoyING>--TheT Telegram has been
moved to the Zellers' new building, be.
tween 9th and 7th, south side.
The old Boswell house has been plac-
ed on the lot east Of the Brewery-mov.
ed from the lot on which the Robinson
Machine Works are situated.
s. We Lynde is tearing down the old
buildings opposite the Warner building
Brick business rooms will soon take
their places. T 5}ZIHek -.
The offices for Treasurer, Clerk, Chief
Of Police, and Prison for females, are
being prepared in the up stairs of the
Warner Building They will be ready
for occupancy in two weeks.
Council meets next ETu esdsy evening
regular meeting.
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Cor HoME.-Geo w. Julian and lady
arrived at homo on Friday night last,
from their trip to Csliforniaand Oregon
safe.
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the National Debt is gradually
decreassingg;---it gives pleasure to record
the fact that. at NJ. B BALLARD's Drug
store at the Depot, there is no decrease
of patronage. The People know just
where to go to get the Medicines that
will cure them when sick, or where to
purchase Drugs. Oils, Paints, Dyestuffs,
etc, and they are sure to give Mac Bal
lard a call when needing anything in his
line. '.fe sf'@
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The Can ThApElTs brisk, and good
and pfovident housewives ares directing
their husbands to go to aNye u STAIRS
Stove StoreFand purchased lot of their
excellent Cans That is right-there
no Cans in the city better or cbeaper.
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8 EE A large stock of ell the various
kinds Of School Books now in uss,s can
be found at ELDERS Book Store, oppo-
site Phillips Hail. 7a II = - 7sa = Ia'Is
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@Camp Meeting commenced on the
10th and continued until Monday last,
Both ult. The attendance was unusu-
ally large on both Sundays. .yo1E9
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"HAYNKs;i INf1AN PHYsIcfAN We
call the attention OF our readers to this
advertisement in another column j DIR.
H. can be found at the fremont Hose
10 in our city, where all who Wish to syAil
- themselves of his services Ake directed
to call snd seq nlm 10
EE We call attention to the advef>
tisement of Peacock's Instantaneous
haG atieH Stove Polish ID another column of to-
.doS bFSt = - - ,rR1lta. .fYfr
ga days. pa PEREZ Where this Polish has
no i been Introduced no recoiamenda
-mOo i needed, and no person need be q
1rsio toapurchase the article where the III
'' satf Mark is on the wrapper.uAL rs
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e.GooD-A certificate for School Tesch.
ing for two years has been awarded by
the Examiner to our young friend EMMA
ELDERKIN. She has been teaching for
some time. very successfully and salts
factorily, aud the high per cent. given
her as an average on different branches
taueht( 9O) shows that the appreciation
other employers has been well founded
Hernum efous friends congratulate her
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snsnsea thssT every family
should have 2 Board1ofe Health, or what
Is the same. thing substantially: Wash
iBoardg IA little Practice on 1t is said to
contribute greatly to developing the
muscles as well as general h ealth. al, al ssl
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Go to Bachman's for any and all the
best grades OF Chewing and, Smoking
Tobacco @ SO 'S@ 81 hlHe
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GkYEER1si0sIFKs 0E GHftAlz4' TIANss

p ~ poor. fofforn. re. bless pieceq, q. hu
marty arriyea in the tEraker CITY on
Monday morning last, hpqihg travelled
on foot ali the distance from Ib;.isnap
oils Making his way TO Mckirrpanis
bakery, he applied for small piece Of
tread to. app eGse his hanger. ana being
requested TO earn it by splitting some
NO odD be kindly con sentasLI Being com
pIetely iexiiausteds by the fhtignes Of his
journey, he was not able to perform the
task for more than one1half hour, and
on going in from the hot scorching sun
he received small motscl Of bread to
extinguish the fortunes and ravages of
san empty stomach, and was then told
that he might leave. Christian, whence
comes your christianity p
24.S1 -a.5s Its - l...g.-Sa It. } FOOS.
g. AMESDE, Mr.. McKiernan, called on
us and his explanation entirely exhonor.
ates him from any insinpation conveyed
in the above card Of Mr.. Zoos The APP.
plicant- received ltwo~loaves of bread
from Mr.. NICK, forwliich he split an
arm. load of wood, til linked Mr. Nick.
and left-both partie'N being mutually
satisfied. Mr. Foos, it ppears, was dis
charged from the emp1oyssof Mr.. Nc
YKiernAn, and for that cause has sought
70 caet reproach ON him by publishing
ahis card misrepresenting the conduct OF
his former employer:e-[Ed Pal.
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228 Main ST., is the No to go TO and
supply yourselves with Tobacco, Cigars,
and Pipes-cheapest and best house in
the, City. 60 and see. % -so w.
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! TIE Patdic schools open in our city
on next Monday. Sept 9Th. .ISEd.

w Are you sick? Go to the old
Plummer Corner for your Medicines
AL. has, everything in his Drugstore that
you may need. Go and see.s .@EH
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: Go 70 4 Bachman's for the finest and
best Pipes you ever had under your ma
sal organ. rae '' sa95
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y ERGO to JAMEs ELpEK's Book Store,
Tor School Books, States, Pencils, Pens,
Yle,g q Z s.risu -d b-7H1 ssTsr-ss- bG5 30"
Ink, &C. ed5 e5 eats-. SO sT sae5- Sci
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10 n N n. p o r p

n THO8MEY lKELA nd NOTARN
"A Office No. 80, Main-st:, r .hmond, Ind
Attends to the collection OF all claims in o.
diana snds Ohio. Execute Deeds, Mortgages. And
Powers of Attorney, either inland or foreign BIZ
(German Consul) and KILLER Co., Of New YorE 81
am enabled to forward and receive any money pacfa
ges or other vAuabfes, well as to attend 10 the
transit of persons from any part of Europe or from
thiscountry. ~ -
strictly confidential and pso ..
Attended to. ,a;,4a,ss ay,@ IH
July 7sh, 1850. ietf
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hs Ta0SI nj BTE n ~ FFsa
4 Aeinan in Rhode Island was sent to
Jail for ten days for sleeping in church.
Nothing was done to the clergy man.
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H EF Next week, we will publish some
of the recollections Of the past, penued
by our old friend JESSE MEEK, now rel
siding inGosport. Owen Co. Ind He
purpos es moving his family to that place
in . short time. Oar thanks are. due
oursold friend forga lot Of extra line app
pies growth o. his Oven county
Orchard. .set.
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aT Hwss 8 aW7en9 7 PAID much attention
to our paper this wcek--engaged On goo
naI work. end typoing genfrsily nhen
We getytIe, hang of our new quafsere'
we'll DO better = sissoZs1
% az ,ate nv Car friends will fna gus adjoine
"a ,e7sE + ing the Richmond National bank-en
s:aR11nH han trance neXtotO D. BacnmanS AooScco
sqss4s Z and Cigar Counting Room, sMain-street
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6The following is the number OF
school children in Wayne township, ex-
elusive OF THOSE within the corporation,
as enumerated by j. j., Roney: Whites
males 1876; females, 67z; total, 1.483 9
Colored, SO males and 26 females;--
total 81 Whole number of children
(between six and twenty-one years 81
age) ,465. .-l9
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h TThe names of the hotels 1T which DR.
French will stop while. visiting the foregoing
cities have not Been inserted because he must
necessarily change them from time to time!Al
The omission1is unimportants however. As all
patients are required to write him letter before
coming to see him and in his reply the name OF
the Hotel will be given. T See the article below
headed Waste Of Time.'l euibrs3s ea3a51
i DIR. FPS object in making the foregoing visits
is to afford all parsons = less expensive means
of treatment than if they were compelled to
travel many hundreds Of miles for that purpose.
i tl4jc<a qlawcG 100 d95fw rIu19 5f5i al
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1EyDGoV a 4 Il.

DR.ass. 'aB .baH A r RI 4 M a ~, ~
0.~,v~y Has removed his Residence and Office to NO.
is, North Pearl Street. %-An $500 ~
oRss Hours: From 70 2, ,nA from stozP-
N. and at all other tims6 when - professionally
Tvc rryEys4u6apeds vg16 III D4EtpIt w ssrs4s
II n-Alt :. 4RrcHsoNp july 18th, 1869. 19:sm
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JEHIEL RAILSBACK,

N RESPECTFULLY announces to the citisens
III. Of Richmond and Wayne county, that he has
resumed the Practice of Law in the ROOM over
Hanes Store, opposite the Richmond National Bank,
where he would be pleased to his old friends and
all desiring his assistance in that line.
Ee-Entrance one door West Of s., r: Virgins
Co.'S Saddlery and Leather Store. 1FI =
Richmond, aug. Ia, 1862. .r-=Ta 23n
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HF
JURoRs.-The following named per-
sous were this day, August %, 1862.
drawn by the Clerk in the pres ence of
the Auditor. Recorder and Treasurer,
as Jurors for the October Term, 1869,
of the Wayne Criminal Circuit Court,
to-wit: eggs 4t sas1
Abingdon tp,- Geo Smith. "-~---"--
p l Boston tp,' Warmer Davenport.
Center IT,, James Eliason. feA 't'
Dalton tp, VIM Haslem.
Franklin tip, Levi Thompson. s,. +
ia Green tp. HenryW Charles. 60, -.
jackson Up, Eli Henry. .....l
ssg Jefferson TIP, Fred Dilling. g.. ~.
New Garden tip, Milo Lamb. ~
4, Washington tip, H w Shuman.
Wayne Up, Hugh Moflitt
aJUsoRs.--The following named persons were
drawn as Jurors for the September Term of the
Wayne Common Pleas Court:
Il, Abingdon tp, Hay mond Dobbs. .,.faa '''' =
Boston tip, Oliver H Fouts; a.d @'@
Centre tip, Jacob Brooks; laslf4
Clay tp, Elias Lamb; -
7 en-toa tp, Jesse Weaver; II a4yA0
! Franklin tp, Aaron Hin; al . y
Jackson tp, Josiah White; s ~ -,ro, III
Jefferson tp, Daniel Bowman; tcs+sf-,.
New Garden, Abraham Harris;
Perry tp, John w Good
Washington tp, Morgan Williams;
Wayne tp, Thomas Hunt. set ed iiH - us7
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Slate odROOfng.

+ r OF e S S L O N A l. G "A r D
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ForCostiyeness, Dyspepsia, and asa Family NJ
icine they are unrivaTled. tAA 90
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Richmond, Sept.1, 1869. f.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-19

KIND WoRDs-They never blister the
tongue nor lips And we have never heard
of any mental trouble arising from this quar-
ter. Though they do not cost much, yet
they accomplish much. They help ones
good nature and good will. Soft words sof-
ten our own soul. Angry words are fuel
to the flames of wrath, and make it blaze
more fercely. 4l5t
Kind words make other people good-na-
tured. Cold words freeze people, and hot
words scorch them, and bitter words make
them bitter, and wrathful words make them
wrathful. There is such rush of all other
kinds of words in our days, that it seems
desirable to give kind words chance among
them. There are vain words, and idle words,
and hasty words, and spiteful words, and
silly words and empty words, and bolster
Gus words, and warlike words. Kind words
also produce their own image in mems souls.
And beautiful image it is. They soothe
and quiet and comfort the nearer. They
shame him out of his sour, morose, unkind
feelings. We have not yet begun to use
kind words in such abundance as they ought
to be used-Pascal.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1869-03-19
No.12.
A Beautiful Picture.

A man who stands upon his own soil, who
feels that by the law Of the land in which he
lives-by the laws of civilized nations he
is the rightful and exclusive owner of the
land he tills, is, by the constitution of ma
ture, under wholesome influence not easily
imbibed from any other SURGE. He feels.
other things being equal, more strongly the
character Of man as the lord of an anima-
ted world. Of this great and wonderful
sphere which, fashioned by the hand of God,
and upheld by its power, is rolling through
the heavens, part is his-his from the CEN
tire to the sky. 1t is the space on which the
generation before moved its round of duties
and he feels himself connected by a link with
those who follow, and to whom he is to trans
nit a home.
Perhaps his farm has come down to him
from his fathers They have gone to their
last home but he can trace their footsteps
over the scenes eff his daily labor. The roof
which shelters him was reared by those to
whom he owes his being Some interesting
domestic tradition is connected with every
enclosure. The favorite fruit was planted by
his fathers hand. He sported in boyhood
beside the brook which winds through the
meadow There lies the path to the village
of earlier days. He still hears from the
window the voice Of the Sabbath bell which
called his father to the house of God; ano
near at hand is the spot where his parents
laid down to rest, and where, when his time
has come he shall be laid by his children
These are the feelings of the owner of thu
SOIL Words cannot paint them; they flow
out of the deepest fountain of the heart
they are the lifespring of healthy and gen
erous national character.