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Farm tor Sale!

AN d OF the very best farms in tI,e tovu ot pbi,e
- burg; known as the Lee Farm" situated on
Tue hehhebec river about five miles from Bath the
saa iarm contains about three hunnred acres nj
winch there is splendid wood lot OF abont two nm
dfed acres OF Snip Timber and other kinds Of iim-
per thifty acres in the field and seventy acres IN
the pasture There is a wo story brick pnn ~ ~
the farm and barn ana out -bui ngs. "'0 vi
This is rare chance tor ship builders
For further partit uars please call at
S. ii. .COLESWOkrHY'S
50 Exchange ST., Portland Maine orst
S. II. COLESWOkTHY'S. in
52 Washington Street, Bath, Mane.
sep5deod&wtt
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Commission of Insolvency.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have been appointed and duly qualified as
to receive and decide upon all claims
against the estate OF Levi Knight, late OF Yarmouth
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, which
estate has been represented insOlvent; and that
Bonney q Pullen, 90 Exchange ST., in Portland, on
the first Saturdays OF October. November and De-
eember, respectively, A. d. 1870, and on the first
days OF February, A. D. 1871, from ten to twelve
O'Clock in the forenoon.
PERCIVAL BONNEY,
STANLEY 7. PULLEN
Portland, September 6. 1870 sen7diaw3tW
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The first Frencn gun taken in the war
was bya sergeant of the Prussian 18TH rides
of Gorlitz. The rewards he received consisted
of 800 tha!ers offered by the Cologne Gar tie
twenty thalers offered by the town of CarIs-
ruhe, sixty thalers offered by merchant of
Breslau, and 100 thalers offered by coun-
cilor of Posen; altogether about $500.
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d. two and One.half story brick dwelling
t#,,. house in the western part OF the city, on the
-G2sAline OF the street cars, thoroughly finished,
ana III goot repair, lighted with gas throughout,
dance Of hard and soft water. The lot contains
nearly 1000 feet. If the purchaser desires it, large
part OF the price may remain a term of years on
a mortgage. Apply to w. II. JERRIS,
ap19dti Cailoon Block, next East OF City Hall.
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Nho Is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ peen daly appointed and taken upon him
seii the trust OF Administrator of the estate OF
AbNER R. BINFORD, late OF Baldwin,
IA IN t1e Oounty OF Cumberland, deceased, and given
oohas as tne law directs. All persons having demands
II PIT the same; and all persons indebted To said
estate are called @ upon to make payment to
p.,,, sOLiVER ID. DYKE, Admir- of Sebago.
--., oePte Der Otll, 1870. w3t37
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For Sale.

FINHE desirable property situated the westerly
L corner of High and Pleasant Streets, tie late
residence OF N. Blanchard, Esq., consisting OF three
story Brick House upon large Ct containing about
l0C00 square feet. One of the best locations in the
City. For particulars inquire of
JOHN G. PROCTER,
Real Estate Broker,
sep9d3w 93 Exchange ST., Portland
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Notice..

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against pur-
"A chasing note given by d. Jordan, TO Robert
Greene, July 18th or 18th, 1870. Said note being
paid and lost. d. JORDAN
Eep1613t* r. GREEN
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EOtice of Meeting.

Not ce hereby given to the signers of the Articles
VI Assoclatlon tor the manufacture use and sale in
the STATE OF Maine of the ''A Abel Loom" SO called
Inat tne hrst meeting of said signers will be held in
OF Exchange and Middle Streets, on Saturdayv III. H.
tenth day OF September next, at ten O'Clock x. NJ
for the purpose OF organizing. under Chapter "a ~
poraton TO Manufacture said " Abel Looms - in ~
State OF Maine and all fabrics of any lind that NAV
be made therein. -A''
j. A. KENDALL,
One OF the Signers Of said Articles.
OSsh
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For SaEc.

d Y VIRTUE OF a- decree uf the Judge of PROBATE, l
I'D offer for sale the following property belongIr
to the estate OF the late 0. nj. Marrett, viz.-The
following described Real Estate in said Portland
viz:-Ihe lot OF land and dwelling house thereon at
The northwesterly corner OF State and Deerns
Streets, bounded: beginning at said thence
westerly on Deeripg Street about twenty-s (26)
feet; thence through the center OF the partition wall
between this house and the house occupied by Gen.
II. B. Ayers, tc the northerly end of said wall !;
thence parallel with State Street land heirs
James Deering and Mary Preble; thence easterly
by said land to State street; thence by State street
to first point subject to right OF passage-way
AZ feet wide, in common with the two adjoining ten
ements in the block of four AZ houses, OF which this
is one, being the same property conveyed to said
Marrett by S. II. Libby and Walter Hatch, subject
to widows dover, and mortgaged to Maine Savings
Bank.
LOUISA o. MARRETT, A1ministratrix.
seti15 DIV
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The following music was sung at the II
o'clock celebration: Introit, "Hear my Pray
er," Niedemeger; Kyrie, Credo, Sanctus, from
Gounod's "Messe Solennelle;;" the anthem
"Ascribe unto the Lord" by Travers, during
the offertcry; Asnus "Nissa Anglica,"
"Gloria" Calkin, and Post-communion "Nunc
Dimittis."
This terminated the ceremonies of this
morning, but this evening the Rev. Morgan
Dix is to preach, and hot house flowers will be
added to the already beautiful decorations of
the altar. The music will also be magnificent
and large attendance is anticipated Y.
EUe. Post, 18th.
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Farm for Sale.

Offered at a great ba rgain; t h
a eT&l y Lamb Homestead farm in West
fl ,ra N-Sn brook, three and half miles iIom
Esgf7IIIgsM Portland on the road to SaccararI'a.
u 4-t-ll-isTT-5 SAID excellent farm consists OF
about seventy i've acres convently divided into
moving, pasture and wood land; has good well Of
waser iaigs barn ,conyient house and out buildings;
has also valuable orchard OF 150 young trees in
goon bearing condition. Another valuable source OF
profit belonging the farm is excellent gravel
bed, the only in the vicinity, and one from which
the town buys largely. Situated SO near Portland,
upon the main road from the country to the city,
'ns iarin offers inducements such as lew others can
o1er TO any one desiring fam either for profit or
enjoyment. For particulars ipqure CT
G.. Il. Z. WARREN,
ihIioaNWu Saccarappa. M
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Richardson's NeaU Meth0G

:, observes our hearty recommendation" N. Y.
musical review. "UnexceptiOnable in taste and
STYLE" Dwight's Journal. 1--WE quite endorse Mr..
Dwight's opinion" New York Musical World. IA
School that won do excellent service" Deutsche
Musk Getting, Phil. "SOundest, clearest best book
for the Piano." Phil. Evening Bulletin "Will su-
persede every other of the kind" Worcester Spy.
IAN improvement all other Piano Books %
Syracuse journal. "POssesses merit not claimed by
other works." CLEVELAND Herald. "Common sense.
plain talk, and brevity." Boston journal. ePre,
sents many new and important ieas,' N Y.
Tablet: mo Piano book comparable in value to it''
New Covenant. " -
No long dry lessons, nor wearisome exercises but
Sprghty Studies throughout, and Charming Melo-
desired Price So Is. Sent postpaid.
OLIVER DlISON & CO., Publishers. PIT Wash
lnst0n Street, Boston. CHAS. II. DIISON & CO.,
III Broadway, NY. sep16tc
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w a N IT e ID .
BGarderS Wanted.

ENTEEL accom- modations for gentleman and
NJ wife (pleAsan parlor chamber) and few sinSe
gentlemen, may be had il applied tor at 20
HampSlire ST au02itm&
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Wanted.
Wanted

A SMALL Tenement aud room suitable for a Dress
a Makers Shop; need not be connected.
CHAS. p. MATTOCKS, Atty at Law,
S8 Middle Street, Or
sepS Mrs. A. d. REEVES, sc Free Street.
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For Sale or Lea

CHEAP for CasnI Lot OF Land, Store and House
Sthereon, in Cape Elizabeth (Knightville).
Call at the premises aud inquire OF
mar2dtf b B. CUMMI NGS,
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-19

The schools of Virginia, now closed, are
to be re-established under tho fnrvnshin ,,i~-.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-19
House for Sale,

4 HE pleasantly located two story House. No. 10
4 Park St, now occupied by Mr. G. X. Babb, is
for sale. The house contains nine finished rooms
Fine lot 4SX90 feet 1t not so1 by Sept 25tn, it will
be 10 let. Will be sold on favorable terms.
Apply to W. II. JERRlS,
Real Estate Agent,
Sppf13sow
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@EAa &sqAg Z

Good Two Story House for Sale.
A NEW, two stolied house on Franklin st, near
II the Park, contains fourteen finished rooms, gas
and brick cstern, conveniently arranged Tor two
iamler. Terms liberal.
Apply to WM. Ii. JERRiS, Real Estate Agent.
sepi4d3w* Next east of City Hall.
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FOR SALE

TIME subscribers being about to close out their
L business on account of the ill health of the
senior partner offer their stock tor SALE and store to
let, af0rding rare opportunity for any one wish
ing to engage i'll the Wholesale Grocery or Flour
Business.
j. r. RANDALL & CO..
l26 Commercial VI,
Nav oe-dff
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'erms $500 per onnune, in adrance.
A SINGULAR RELIGIOUS CEREMoNY.-The

A SINGULAR RELIGIOUS CEREMoNY.-The
Roman Catholic ceremony of translation,
which is rarely performed, has hitherto been
quite unknown in this country. 1t was per-
formed, however, in Cincinnati, Wedndes-
day, by His Grace Archbishop PURCELL
in the chapel of st. Glare Convent, oc
cuped by the Franciscan Sisters of the
Poor. The remains were those of st. Aure-
hoh' a virgin martyr Of the second century,
VINO IS supposed to have been member of
lion.
These remains and sarcopbaqus which
contained them, were brought from the Ro-
man Catacombs to the Convent of ST. Glare
by Mrs. Peters, who has endowed that con-
vent. This lady will be remembered as tbe
first female ever admitted to hear mass with
in the tomb of st. Peter. The remains were
prepared for the ceremony with care. Bones
which were incomplete were first embalmed
in wax in their proper relative positions, and
the rest of the body was then constructed of
some material. They were finally draped in
the simple babIliments of a Roman maiden,
and represented a natural and almost lileike
appearance. AT the close of the ceremonies
at the chapel, which included sermon and
benedction by the Right Rev. Rev. Archbish-
OPP the remains were carried in a procession
and placed in the sarcophagus in the tomb
which had been prepared for theis reception.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-19

The subscriber offers for sale his
A9fN--G modern-but residence situated on
ESTrafs-An the eminence overlooking Wood
Es3 iIfIh4IV4T ford's Corner, Westbrook. 1t con-
Mlzl9rE-tain tains 12 good-sized rooms, with an
excellent cellar, is supplied with an abundance OF
hard and soft water, and it is in good state of
pair. There is large stable on the premises. The
grounds embrace two acres, handsomely lad out,
and on which is fine vegetable garden, the vegeta-
bes to be sold with the house.
This of the finest locations in the vicinity OF
Portant-wthin five minutes walk of the horse
Gals, and affoIdng fine view of the city, harhor
One third Of the purchase money may remain on
mortgage il desired. Possession given Immediately.
Enquire of SAM'L JORDAN, ESQ.
P.S. grove containing TIVE acres adjoining on
the south, also an acre of tage land on the north
will be sold with the premises if desired. aug25-f
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II o LEI.

CTORAGE and Wharfage on Custom House
~ Wharf. Apply TO LYNCH. BARKER 81 Co.,
oc1Gtt 139 Commercial st.
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Brick House for Sale.

A LOT ofland on Cross street. Enquire Of Edward
N Howe No. "A Daniorth street, or OF H. j. Libby
No. 1i6 Middle street. may14dtt
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House and Land for Sale.
.EOR. SALE

fHHE subscriber offers for sale. the brick house No.
80 Deering street. Also several desirable lots
opposite. CHARLES PAYSON.
June 6, 1870. jun6tf
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For Sale or Lease.

II NEW modern built House, situated on High
a street, together with large garden; desirable
residence tor gentee family.
For particulars inquire OF
sep7d2w JOHN c. PROCTER. 90 Exchange ST.
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Geo. Ig. Davis & CO s
BULLETIN.

A FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE FOR SALE AT
n AUCT. .ON.-We shall sell at Public Auction,
on Monday, September 26th, at II O'clock M, un-
less previously disposed of private sale, the resi-
dence of j. Ii. Fletcher, Esq, on the corner of Dam
forth and Clark SITS.
This property is admirably located and is in per-
tect order containing Is finished rooms. The house
is well arranged Tor gcnteel Iamily residence,
with bath room. hot ana cold water, with wafer
closets &c. The grounds around the house are
well laid out and enclosed by good faced wall laid
in cement
Lot contains 1912 square feet, The premises may
be examined any day previou TO the sale. Terms
exceedingly easy.
GEORGE r. DAVIS & Co,
Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers,
sep8td Corner Congress and Brown Sts.
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-19

Portable Steam Engines.
COMBINING the maximum OF efficiency, dura-
bility and economy with the minimum of weight
and price. They are widely and favorably known,
more than 800 being in use. All warranted satstac-
ory, no sale Descriptive circulars sent on ap-
plicaiion. Address
j C. HOADLEY & CO., Lawrence, Mass.
jul1d6m
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Store to Let !


FsN Middle, between Franklin and HampshiI e
W Streets In good repair.
JAMES A. FOSS.
Portland, June 20. jun21tt
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Brick House for sale,

I OCATED on the westerly side of Cumberland
~ near Elm street; Contains rooms, gas. pen
ty OF water. The location of this property makes il
desirable tor any person wanting house convenient
to the centre OF business.
Apply to w. II. JERKS. Real Estate Agent,
sepGd2ws Cahoon Block, next east City Hail.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-17
4 Old Settlers Picnic,

The usual annual reunion of the Old
Settlers Of Wayne County. will take
place on Saturday, June 4th, on the
beautiful and commodious Fair Grounds
adjoining the town of Centreville.
The large numbers who have hereto
fore made it one of the special duties of
the year to attend to these meetings,
need not be informed that they are OF
the most deeply interested character,
and, we have no doubt, have with our
selves happy remembrance of the oc-
casion last year and Of former years. To
such persons, simple intimation of the
time and place is sufficient to insure
their attendance We can assure the
public that every effort will be made to
render the coming re union more attrac-
tive if possible, than any which have
preceded it.
All the old settlers are especially in
vited to be present and participate In
the proceedings, bringing with them any
relics or curlosities Of by gone days, and
readyto enlighten and amuse themselves
and the "boys and girls of the period"
with their raciest sketches of frontier
life in ''ye olden time.''
Come out verybody to the Centre
vile Fair Ground, OH Saturday, June
4th, prepared TO have an old fashioned
good time.
DAVID COMMONS,
2 9,; / :;r T 5esHs. Executive Com
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-17
List of u. S. Patents

Issued to the citizens Indiana for the week end
ing May TO- 1870, and each bearing that date. he
ported weekly for the Palladium, from the Office of
DAv1p BURR Solicitor of Patents and Attorney in
Patent cases, Washington City, D.. e.
No. 1O2, 839-Platform for Harvesters;
Christopher Lidren, La Fayette, assignor to
himself and R Jackson, same place.
1O2. 947-Head- Block of Saw Mills, Corne>
lus Meiners, indianapolis.
1O2 ,89O-Harvester-D ropper; Aaron Ward.
Dublin, assignor to himself and Jesse Hiatt,
same place.
1O2,919-Vise; Edwin Crawley and Thos L
Baylies, Richmond.
IO2. 94O-Double and Single Tree Fastening
for Carriages, Joseph Ingels Milton.
O2,e41-School Desk and Seat; Joseph In
gels, Milton.
1O2,954-Mode of operating Shutters for
Hatchways, James H McKernan. Indianapolis.
102. 959-Clod> Fender and Cultivator com
bined; Denj. Nicely, Daleville.
1O3, OO2-Flour Boiling Reel, Allison L Will
liams, Orth, assignor to himself and John q
Bell, same place.
Reissue No 1906 Device for Hanging Flue.
Hole of Boiler Heads; Edward Regan, Indian
apolis Patent No 99,7o7, dated Feb. 8, 1870
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-17
Woman's Suffrage Convention.

On Wednesday and Thursday next.
18th and 10Th inst, the Woman's Suf-
frage Convention, will be held at Lyce-
um Hall, in our city. There will be
earnest workers present, who will ad-
dress the meeting on this important re
form, that commends itself to the hearty
approval of all who have taken time to
think and to investigate its merits.
Give to the females of our land the
right Of suffrage, and their protent infu-
ence will not only purify the approach
to the ballot-box, and civilize the con-
duct of the male voter; but will tend to
bring about most thorough reforma-
ton in morals, regulated by public opin
ion and aided by the due enforcement
and observance of law.
We hope the Convention will be
largely attended, and that an impetus
will be given to the work that will push
it forward toward the Accomplishment
of the glorious object of universal suf-
frage.
Friends and opponents of the meas
ure, maze and female are invited to at
tend and participate in the delibera
tons Of the Mass Convention.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-17
OLD SETTLERS FESTIVAL.

EDITOR OF THE PALLADIUM-Allowm me
space in your columns, to direct the
attention of the pioneer settlers of
Wayne County, who are patrons and
readers Of your veteran paper therein,
and elsewhere, to the Importance OF
holding an Old Settlers Festival, prop
ably at the Fair Ground. near Centre
Vile, some time in June, proximo. Such
an association is laudable one. Hop
ing that the imm ediate descendants Of
our pioneer fathers and mothers will be
alive in the matter. and perpetuate and
place such an Old Settlers Meeting on
a basis that will ommemorate and res
cue from oblivion, the historic sketch
es and history Of the earliest settlers Of
the White Water Valley. Soon these
sturdy, stalwart, early settlers. who have
braved the privations and hardships in
cidents to a. frontier life, will be remov-
ed A word to those who l am cotem
porary with, land who are in possession of
much of the riches of this world. Re-
member your ancestors, when they came
here almost penniless, how they strug-
gled in labor and want, to leave you 3
legacy, OFT of which you have grown in
property and money, which, if not
guarded against. will make you a less
useful person than your fore fathers,
and, instead Of building up happy and
prosperous country, as they did, you,
by reverse of action, may pull down
or destroy this noble boon so dearly
bought, yet kindly bestowed on you.
1t is not SO much for the good OF en- in
dividual and country, the wealth you
have, as it is in the wise and proper use
made of it. Let me invite you to aid
and promote the history Of your fathers
who had to endure SO much toll for
your enjoyment, that you and you,
children may read and rise up and cal
them blessed. If such history is de-
ferred till some young and fast living
ones may assume to write of our fathers
many valuable truths may be foreve
hid from the rising generation; henc
GERS, which were SO pregnant Of good t.
the now great flow of population, will
| be lost to them, simply because the his
| tory was deferred to fnture generation
Let there be a great gathering on tn
|. occasion. Let the N Getting not be ex
clusively confined to one day, to Estea
to invited speakers from distance, il
long winded speeches., but a basines
meeting relating to the local interest o
our county. ..-
Such gathering should assume rath
err grave character. All attempts t.
ape the fashionable follies of the da
should be ignored. These can hardl
afford that pure and elevating enjoy
ment that would naturally be suggeste
to those present, who are far advance
towards the evening shades Of life, whe
they look around them, and those CO
temporary in age, are removed froi
their places, here and there one left a
monument Of the past.
A NATIVE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-17
BELLEVUEPLAC e.
TREATMENT OF ALL FORMS
ChrOnicDiseases
RICHMOND, INDIANA.

4 FIRST CLASS HOME FOR INVALIDS.
"A Location the finest in the West-absolutely
free from malarious influences. .s=
Richmond is not surpassed by any Western city
for fine surroundings, beautiful drives.
The House is brick-contains seventy-fve rooms
light and airy-has been thoroughly reprinted and
furnished throughout with new furniture, carpets,
&C., and is furnished with all kinds Of Baths incud-
ing the Russian Bath Special attention given to the
treatment of Epilepsy, Paralysis, Chorea and all
forms of nervous diseases.
Invalid children will be carefully cal ed for with
all the attentions of the Home circle.
REFERENCES.
Gov. c. Baker India ina polls.
Bowen, Steward & Co., indianapolis.
Rev. DR.. Archibald, Prest. Hanover College.
Rev. DR.. Mutt, Prest. State University.
w. s. Single, La fayette, 1ud
T. Roger, Cincinnati, o.
J. Harshman, Dayton, Ohio
Col: w: j: May, Louisville, Ky.
U. E. Ewing, :"
Harvey Keith, Louisville, Ky.
Mai. r. C. McNeery, Nashville, Tenn.
Thomas Black NJ. D., Nashville, Tenn.
j. w. Smelser, NJ D.. Memphis, Tenn.
James w Mill, Chicago.
Rev. DR.. Scott, Prest. Springfield College, Ill.
s. c. Munhail, Watsek,. III.
Hon. J. T. Hatch Buffalo, \. Y.
| Hon. &. s. Prosser, Buffalo, N. Y.
Geo. Colt, Niagara, G. w.
NJ. II: Throop, Esq, Ne. Pine ST., n. Y. City.
Hon. CYRUS L. Pershing, Johnstown, Pa.
Rev. DR.. Pershing Prest. Pttsburg Female
| Academy
CHAs. ID. PEARSON. MD.
Late of indianapolis, Ind,
| nS-tf PROPRIETOR.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-17

A sca'hing article appeared in the In
dianapolis journal, last week, in regard
TO Rev. VIM. II. Goode, which we pur-
pose copying next week, That Rev.
gentleman has not yet deigned to either
point out when we ever did methodist
Minister Injustice" or TO acknowledge
that Aestold positive falsehood when
he uttered that SANDER. We are pa
tiently awaiting his slow movements OF
reparation.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-17

The LATE Dr. BoBBs.-The Richmond
Wayne county, Medical Club publish
IS the following in reference to the
death Of the lamented DIR. BoBBs:
Gin view of the death Of Prof. John
S. Bobbs, Of Indianapolis, we, the mem
bers Of the Richmond Medical Club,
would give expression to our unfeigned
respect for his character In our esti-
nation he long held prominent place
among the mos. sensible, intelligent and
upright men Of the State; while as a
physician, he was remarkable for his tai
ents, his culture, bis devotion to the
profession. and his honorable intercourse
with it's members. His family and
friends, and the College Faculty Of which
he was a leading member, have our full
lest sympathy. We will cherish his
memory as that Of a true man who kept
his piece in life with rare fidelity.
iSigned:) JAS. f. HIBBERD. ISRAEL
TENNIS, w. P. WARING, j. H. MCINTYRE,
EDWIN HADLEY, :. C. WALKER, VIERLING
KERsEY, DoUGAN CLARK, r. E. HAUGH-
TON, j. R. WEST, NJ. w. HOBBS.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-17

Rev. THOMAS CoMsToCK--On Sunday
last, we attended the CentraI Charge,
and heard good sermon from the new
Pastor. He is mild and very pleasant in
his manner of address, and, withal, has
an earnestsess in tone and action that
carries conviction Of that fact TO the ear
of the listener, especially when he be-
comes warmed up in his subject. His
theme was that God made everything to
work together fo- good, to those who
loved Him; and he handled the subject
well. We judge him to be a thorough
ciplinarian-with zeal according to
knowledge, and that he will rightly dl-
vide the Word, and that the Third
Charge will prosper under his admins
tration, we have O-manner of doubt.