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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-06-17

60 Immediately to Old Nick's'
Grocery Store, Farmers, one door
south of Reeds Drug Store, to sell
your wool. The highest price in
cash always given there by our old
friend Nick Hudson for good, mer-
chantable Wool.
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THE success Of DR. S. Vanme-
ter's Intirmarv in the treatm ent
and cure OF diseased persons adj
mitted therein, for the past year
has been unparalleled. Patients
who have been the recipients of the
Doctors skill, speak forth his
praises, and "what man does is
the thing" is the standard DR..
Vanmetio always desires TO be
judged by. The Charleston Infirm-
AIRY has proved a success
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. Apples at lifts.
Miss Wedikind, Huntingtt

Miss Wedikind. Huntington
House Block, is still in receipt of
Fancy and Millinery Goods, and
the latest styles of hornets, hats,
aud everything in the Millinery
line. and asks the ladies' of Rich
mond and vicinity to give her a
call and examine her stock.
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Axle Grease.
ZEYEN a Bio are SELLING

j. ZEYEN d BIO. are selling an immense
quantity of clothing, for the people have dis
covered that their stock is not only of supe
rior quality, but their prices very reasonable.
Their stock of piece goods cannot be sur
passed in the city, and their furnishing de-
partment is complete in every particular.
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re- THE CONFESSIONS OF AN IN
VALID, published as warning to young
men and others who suffer from nervous De-
hility, &C., supplying the MEANS OF SELF
CURE.
Written BY one who cured himself, and
Sent free on receiving postpaid directed
envelope,
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn
NY. l0-6m-$7-S. Mp. 4 Co.
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do YOU want q fash

Ladies', do you want g FASH
ionable. or plain bonnet or hat!
Do you desire beautiful ribbons or
flowers ?? Do you want anything
in the Millinery or Fancy Goods
line2 Go Immediately to Mrs.
Sarah A. Davis's, and she will
show you and sell you any article
you want, at fair and reasonable
prices. Give her q call.
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Read the eloquent address OF
Rev. J. NJ Hughes delivered at
the decoration Of the soldier s
graves. en- the Both o. May last,
published in to-day's PALLADIUM,
on flourish page.
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ComohO,}v suC,

Somebody suggests that lit
tie horticultural instruction would
not he bad in Sunday schools, so
that the pupils might be taught
more regard to the sacrcdness of
their neighbours fruit
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LOG AL RECORD.
J. Fp. JLJFF, LOCAL FDIroE

NO. 8 Company threw the first wa
ter on the FIRE at the slaughter house.
Song Of the Marshal-"Clean up
That's old.
Weddings are liable to break out
row at any time.
The less q man knows the wider he
wears his mouth open.
Lawn dresses are the most appropri-
ate for croquet playing.
Richmond girls who want to marry
should 60 through course Of cookery.
The midnight felines have COM
menced their nocturnal mew-sing.
The pret,ier the feet and ankles,
thu easier they get up stares.
The truest proof of . mans religion
is the quality of his companions.
Saturday last was leetls dull for
business.
The golden bar plug tobacco--sweet
and pleasant.
TO succeed in business, advertise in
this paper.
Straw hats are warm enough for this
weather.
Mountain Sweet fine cut at 81 per
pound at Iliff $, 22S Main street.
Nude departure-Cupid leaving.
The Shoe Fly Doctor has wood
bined'
Fine cigars at lifts.
Early raspberries are being brought
In by our farmers.
Smoke the Punch cigar.
Best black and bright Navy 25c.
per plug, at lifts. 22s Main street.
The National bridge is having sub
stantial sides put to the foot Path.
Travellers by foot are numerous
both sexes are migrating in that way.
The inmates of the Home for the
FriendlesS are numerous.
-Of on western tOur-Webb Parry
The time to make hay when the
sun shines" is nearing.
Harvest hands are in demand.
Oranges at lifts.
Navy, 25 cents per plug at lifts
cheap Tobacco store.
Don't drive your horses too fast this
hot weather.
Several persons are Suffering with
"boiled" threats.
"A lazy Christian is rare sight, for
Christians are not lazy.
"A lot Of young people had pic mic
at Bakers grove on Wednesday, which
was pleasant one to all concerned.
John 5. Hunt received an order this
week for hook and ladder carr ia e ton
Georgetown, Colorado.
Punch cigars, wholesale or retail, y
lifts, 22S Main street. The Punch ci
gar is the best in the market.
Butchers are after veal now. 4
Ii three weeks old has slim chanc
for life
Eggs should be looked at as tn
weather warns. Beware of "saft'
ones.
john Mauzy was in the city tn
first Of the week. We arc glad to learl
that bis health is improving.
The Riverside boats are now uset
Oh the Paper Mill dam, and refresh
ments arc served on Newman's Hill.
Tho Whitewater Building Associa
ton disposed Of funds on Monday eve
n'ng at premium Of 649s4 per cent.
--Several men sacrificed So, the pic
OF days work, to hear the elegant ev
dence given in the case on Tuesday.
--oa Sabbath evening mex, the FIJI,
street Presbyterian Church will b,v
their Sabbath Sc,oo. conc IT.
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Mrs. NoGGLE was arraigned before the
Mayor on Tuesday, on the charge
keeping house of ill>fame. The charge
was sustained, and she was fined SIS
and costs. She Immediately gave secu>
rity for costs, and took an appeal to q
higher court. During the trial, Lafe
Develin, styled our police force Guar
dian angels
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AN Iowa school teacher, a woman,
has been discharged for forcing Zig boy
to show her how he kissed girl in the
wood house. Is there any big boy in
Richmond who would complain Of such
treatment?
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~ Tucla Eeoroe MeCullOuo

~ Uncle George Mccullough
complained to us that we had fear
fully slandered him, by publishing
that he had had FIVE" carriage
rides within the last thirty five
years He fears that his many
friends will think that he has been
putting on airs--becoming aristo
cratic, if that story remains uDcon-
tradicsed. He assures US that he
has only taken one carriage ride
the other four we're buggy ones!
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The Disciples of Indiana will
hold their next Annual State Sun
day School Convention in Laporte,
beginning August Sd.
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.FIazer's Axle Grease.
CHAs. LErvE,
Fl. c. +. L.

There lives in Richmond, under the sam,
roof, two husbands, two brothers -in-law, two
wives. two sisters, father and son, a step.
sen, daugher-in-law, father in law, a sis
ter-in-faw, and only four in all.
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A slung shot,ed fight cane off on
Seventh street, on Monday evening, be-
tween two young men, resulting in bad
wounds on either side. The authorities
have wind of it.
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NOTICE.-There viii be meet rg Of the
Trustees of the Richmond District Camp
ground held at Pearl street NJ E. Church on
the 18th of June 1871, 2 o'clock, P. NJ. The
preachers of he district are invited to at
tend.
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department..
CHAS. LEIyB,
Late Chief Fire Engineer.
LIST OF FIRES AND ALARMS DURING. MY TERN
OF OFFICE.

LIST OF FIRES AND ALARMS DgRING. MY TERM
OF OFFICE.
Nay 81, 1870, Il.30P. NJ. Railroad bridge
completely destroyed; loss $2o, 900; insured
$4,000; No. 3 Co. first on ground No . Co.
first water.
June rs, 1870; 40 P. NJ. Fire in an up
per room in New hinney's Pork house at the
depot; No. Co. first on ground; Hook and
Ladder in position before any water was
thrown; No. 3 Co. first water through nozzle
June y, 1870. False alarm sounded from
No. Co.
August IL, 1870; so P. NJ. Fire at Nix
on's paper mill extinguished with buckets );
| No. 2 Co. first on ground.
Sept. 2, 1870; 2A.M Fire on Washing
ton Avenue; property of Mrs. Daily loss
$l,70o; no insurance No. 4 Co. FIRST on
| ground; No. Co. first water.
Sept. l6, 1870; 11.5O p. NJ. The large
building of Thomas Mason, on the corner of
Front and Main sts., was entirely destroyed
by fire Mr.. Mason's loss $4,000; Elliot &
liogan's loss s., 600; insured $4,000; No. 2
"a % oh Saoouu ohh hESb W0scT, 1 hau tue
different Co.'s at this Ere been properly sup
piled with hose the loss would have been
much less.)
Sept. IS, 1870; 6 A. NJ. Alarm OF fire
caused by tie ruins of Mason's building
again taking fire /; No. 2 Co. extinguished the
fire; No. Go. on ground ready for action.
| SEPT. %, 1879. Annual parade Of all the
Fire Companies except No. 4.
Oct. 4, 1870 IL p. n. The planning mill,
and sash, blind and door factory of J. NJ.
Hutton Co. was entirely destroyed by fire ;
| loss $50 900; no insurance No. Co. first
on ground No. 3 Co. first water on FIRE.
F, Nov. 9, 1870; $50 2. II. The extensive
Wooden Mills OF Jackson, Swayne & Dunn
were entirely consumed by fire; loss S75, o0s;
insurance S4A, 500; No. Co. frs. on ground
and hrst water; No. 4 Co. remained on the
ground all night, and returned next day 70
extinguish FIVE in the rDins; No. Co. ha d
four streams on this fire.
Nov. 19, 1870; IL A. NJ. Alarm of fire
from No. Co., caused by the burning out of
Chimney on South Marion street. No water
thrown property of VIM. korthaus
Dec IA. 1870; 2 p. NJ. Alarm of fire from
No. 2, caused by burning out of a chime,
ON >. Marion street property of Mrs. Han
nah kitson No. and Hook and Ladde,
Co.'S on ground; water through No. q:
noz1le.
Dec. 25, 1870; 6. Is A. NJ. The Round
House OF the E. H. r. R. with three loco
motives partly destroyed No. 4 Co. first o,
ground No. 3 Co. first water. The weathe
being intensely cold, the steamer had he
supply pipe frozen and retu rned to the en-
CINE house; Nos. l aud Co.'s had tn,
water frozen in their hose. Second alarm
No. and steamer returned and ouepche,
the fire.
Jan. q, 1871; 4 A. N. Alarm Of fr
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-WANTED.-T. B. French, hav-
ing again returned from foston,
Mass, wants an indefinite number
Of good horses. He wants, this
time, small horses. Come on with
your stock, farmers
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George c. Vale, who disap-
peared mysteriously from this city
some time ago, has turned up
again in the city Of Madison, and
is once more in his Pa care.
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DR. Jos. Howell has located his office in
the building Immediately west Of Grace NJ. F..
Church, on Broadway, where he would be
pleased to soc his old friends and customers
who are in need of his medical skill.
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Jacob kearn's stock OF To-
bacco and Cigars canuot be ex-
celled in this city. Call and try
them at his store. one door east of
BENEFITS Livery Stable, Main st.
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"A brakeman on the Pan Handle
road, got his hand between the bumpers
while coupling cars here. Tuesday night,
and it was crushed in a horrible manner
Three fingers had to be amputatcd.
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III S. knollenberg was at Edlnhurg,
Scotland, last week. He was in excel
Ieat health, and enjoying himself hugely.
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Yesterday we saw a hungry
COW endeavoring to eat big shade
tree, on It'll street. She only killed
it,
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Dust on the roads in suffo-
eating clouds, is in an item.
The hete! business is lively.
There is very little sickness in
town, except trifling ailments.
More hitching posts are need
ed.
Apples at lifts.
Col. Leroy Woods is home
feom W ashington, D. c., on avisit.
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MANHOOD: HOW LOST HOW RE-
VA STORED just published by DR..
LEWIS. 256 pages. Third Edition THE
MEDICAL COMPANION AND GUIDE TO
HEALTH, on the radical cure of Spermatorr-
hea, or Seminal Involuntary Seminal Losses,
lmpotency, Mental and Physical Incapacity,
lmpediments TO Marriage etc., and the Ven
ereal and Syphlitic Maiadies, with plain and
clear directions for the speedy cure of Sec
ondary symptoms, Gouorrhea, elects, Stric-
lures, Ulcers, Boils, Blotehes and Pimples on
the face and body. Consumption. Epilepsy,
and Fits, induced BY self-indulgenee OF sexual
extravaganza.
The celebrated author, in this admirabla
Treatise, clearly demonstrates, from forty
years. successful practice, that the alarming
consequence of sells abuse may be radically
cured; pointing out a mode of cure at once
simple, certain and effectual, by means of
which every sufferer, no matter what his con-
dition may be, can be efieetaally cured cheap
ly, privately and radically.
~-This Book should be in the hands Of
every youth, and every man in the l. nd.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope. Price
SO cents. Address DR.. LEWIS, No. Beach
Street. New York. AZ 6m-Ss 50.
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The Masons will have grand
picnic at the Fair Grounds on the
oath Of this month.
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THE brethren of New Paris
Lodge, l. 0 o. F., have the foun-
iation laid and will soon commence
the erection OF splendid brick
building, 80 by 20 feet The first
story is designed for a store room,
the second for town hall. and the
third for q lodge room. The build
ing will be credit to the Order,
and an ornament to the town.
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| -Fraxer's Axle Grease will not injure your
axles like colored coal oil grease.
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New Paris Encampment. No 1879
/. 0 0 F, was instituted last
Tuesday evening by Cornelius Rus.
sell, G.. W. +. Of Ohio, assisted by
Palriarchs from Richmond, Eaton,
Oxford and other places. Seven
teen brothers were instructed in
the Patriarchal. Golden Rule and
Royal Purple Degrees. making a
membership of twenty four-an ex-
cellent start. At II o'clock, DR..
Ferris announced that the ladies
had prepared Il 'junch' for the
brethren. The brethren accepted
the invitation, but instead of a
lunch they found what in most
places would be regarded as a good
square meal. The tables, with
room Tor $50 persons, were loaded
with all the sLbstantials and deli
cacies of the season, with hot cof
fee accompaniment. The new En-
campment commences work under
the best surroundings, and will
soon take rank with the best in the
State. The following are the otfi
GERS for the current term:
R. f. Fleming, c. 2.
w. V: Whitley. H. p.
j. f Eliason, S. w.
Jacob Rhinehamer, J. w.
John z. Ireland, Scribe
DR. A. B. Ferris. +.
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IT is better than Castor Oil and cheaper
than'Pins par-Frazer's Axle Grease.
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DRAM FERRIS, residing a short
distance south Of this city, cut a
small patch of wheat, fully ripe, on
the l4th inst. This is said to be
tile earliest wheat ever cut in
Wayne county.
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THE INDUSTRIAL" have received
the first number Of this monthly, pub
lished and edited by Isaac Kinley, and
printed at the New Castle Republican
Office. 1t contains 80 pages; it's mechan-
ical get up is creditatle and its contents
are we'll calculated to do good in making
honest labor respectable, and those en-
gagged in industrial pursuits more self
reliant. We rather think our friend
Kinley's forte in conducting work OF
this kind. has been reached, and we not
only wish his enterprise the most ample
success, but we hope that the mechanics
of our city, the professional men, farmers,
horticulturists, and every body who can
invest 81 SO, will try it for one year
Address Isaac Kinley, Richmond, Ind.
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OUR SUMMER RESORT.
GlenWOOd Grove.

George Hoover, Esq. has been for
some time busily engaged in converting
Newman's Hill, that beautiful rise OF
earth between two streams, into plea-
sure garden. He has provided the place
with swings, out door games, refresh
ments, &C., and all who seek this
charming retreat will find rest, innocent
amusement and recreation which is so
needed by city folks. The paper mil
dam has bran new boats upon it, and at
fords a rowing stretch Of full half mile {.
Boa.ists can here give full exercise to
the muSc'es. The place is furnished
with a large ice cream and refresh ner
room, where all the delicacies of the
season can be had Beautiful walks and
drives wind around the hill and among
the noble oaks, and sparkling springs
send forth water at convenient distances.
There is not q more romantic and de-
lightful place in the State. The propri-
etor having gone to heavy expense in
making this resort what it should be, re :
spectfully asks the citizens of Richmond
and others to drive out and see the beau
ties of Glenwood Grove.
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! iitsbUrsh Cincinnati. anu 81. Lou
Railway.
PANHANDLE ROUTE:

ID, part. INDIANAPOLIS. Arrive
Acc Inmoda' n 8 10 am Fas, Line. 8 AZ an
Fast Line 80. 2.40 pm EXPRESS -. LIS an
South'nExp ll.5S pm: lnd'ps Expr 10.43 pm
PIQUA and COLUMBUS.
Fast Line. =. SAB AMI Fast Line. 2.35 pm
Express 10. 43 am South Expr ll.5S pm
DAYTON and COLUMBUS.
Accommoda' n 8. SIS am Acco mmoda' n 1885 Am
Fast Line :. 20 pm nd'ps Expr 2.29 pm
Indp's Expr $50 pm Nail ....... 6.35 pm
HAMILTON and CINCINNATI.
Chicago EXP. $40 AM Chicago Mail 1910
Chicago Mail. 80 pun Chicago Exp 1895 pm
y.OGANSPORT and CHICAGO.
Chicago Mail Il. 40 m Chicago Exp. 80 am
Chicago Exp 1905 Pun Chicago Mail..6.55 am
RICHMOND and WINCHESTER.
Accommoda n 8 40 am Aocommo'n .O0an,
Nail........ 1.30pm Matt. -. 5.36l'm
aud DpnartuYP.
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The Billiard Room

Is supplied with new and eieg ant tables,
rugged with Phelans Combination Cushions !,
and under the supervision of JOHN Gregg,
Esq, Cha mpion of Indiana.
June g. It'll
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~ Office open from 700 A. n. to s:"o
Pm On Sunday, from 900 to 1000 An
III. JULIAN. z. NJ.
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The Grand Jury, after return
ing II indictments, adjourned until
the 2Sth Of August.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-08-18
GENERAL NEWS.

A letter in German from the "City o.
Boston" has been picked up. 1t may OF
may not be humbug; it says nothing Of
interest.
The epidemic in Buenos Ayres has
been stayed-of course, revolution is
the present excitement. 1t is decidedly
discouraging.
His Majesty of Italy has had narrow
escape from death while hunting wild boars.
Numerous people have narrowly escaped
suicide under the operations of tame boars.
An NJ. P, from Bath, England, is COM
ing to this country for the purpose of col
lecting information in respect to the work.
ing of the American system of treating
habitual drunkards.
The convention of teachers of the blind
protest against the scheme for university
and printing house for the blind in WASH
ingtOn. They think it's originator a blind
leader of the blind.
The secretary of the treasury w.thdraws
all but the 8 per cent. loan, and the names
are published of the American bankers who
subscribe for ten millions, and the European
for fifteen.
Homogeneous are so short in Chicago
that bridal cars are proposed for the horse
railways, a tour out of town being too pro-
tracted." AS things go, next week they'll
have to be doing it by telegraph.