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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-04
= Word to men about Boys.

hrl" l. uu place in the { IIiou where
Al working man j. worth - much. and
no place where 4 ho} Is worth 80 little.
- IA California. / hr rypu,t read at
the meeting of the ir"trcjI"u ami Re
lict ~ncirty. Ihrr>.la. evening. turlch,-
the subject ~ - vital r"iur la seek
iu4 fui employ meant for boys. the >rcr,-
i-IN -Ia~: ~ hcirlrr We turn Labor
league and trade Unions are. against
H.. Either Tie boys now growing up
here viii ruu largely to hn"dum-. "r
thcl must have employ mrut or hr d'am-
i>hcd from the c"ulmtlN. Ne know of
- u"mhcr al promising" hrN,- who have
i,,l ~,uG hast To- remain. hrcaIi~c there
were 30" avenues opened h,.Ic 10 honor
HhIr employ meat. We ave riumnrim"
t"I immigrants all Of the. time " hen cN-
cry California hn\ we'll trained would
he worth - 81 nI;Iu. ~ much d> inur Nv .
cIH%c Immigrants. Not long ~" the.
pulpit 1" ~"luc ,>tcmt IN this city took
Hp rlIr subject ut -.hnodum~. but miss
ed tie most vital point BuN> need
SOMETIMES attractive places of resort
iiut forced ldicne~~ l. to-dal the ~uulrt.
of the greater paTt utIu,cuiIc Naglaucl
and crime. " hat nope l. there tul a
boy trimming over with activity who
can liud un honni;Ihlc work To dn
/ lri" never was Il more blind and bra
tai crusade Na9cd against boys than
that Iu>picd 10y some OF the Labor
leagues .,iid unions of the country. 1t
N"u want hnudlUm> and Migrants. limit
the admission ct BOYS to one on TWO
hcI" and there. among master mrchan-
and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-04
CHARLES %. uorkI>~, Agent.
tOct1 INndon,iIIc. VI.
SALE AND LIVERY STABLE

Tia" subscriber has bought the Prescott Stable
III rear "f the II. ,Iuhn~hurN House. which has
been new ly fitted up and - ",,, assortment e. new
Horses. Harnesses and Carriages Of all kinds from
Saddle I" sin HORSE tuaCii. Horses huu.ht and
sold Harnesses. Carriages. Express Wagons and
Cart Horses for sale. second handed and new and
leaning or Iohhng done at time a r,.;isuIIa lie
prices. JERRY DREW.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-04
Estates.

I STATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT $.
In Probate Court held al the Probate olhcr III
ST. JOhnshury. i'll said district on the lfIl uiN "i
September y. ID. 1872. 80
Jonathan NJ. Pillsbury. executor OF the last VIII
and testament Of Charles .a LAO" ,S %s
his administration account for examination ana
allowance and makes application for a deere 81
distribution and PARTITION at the estate vi sal"
deceased.
Whereupon. it is ordered by said Court, that said
account and said application he referred l" a ss
sion thereof be held the Probate Once
i'll said ST. Johnsbury the sth day Of October.
\. u. IS7 for hearing and decision thereon: And II
l. further ordered that notice hereof be gwen 10
all persons interested, by publication of the same
three weeks successfully i'll the Caledonian Il news
time appointed for hearing, that they may appear
at said time and place and show if any they
may have. why said account should not he allowed
and such decree made.
BY the Court. Attest.
ASA L. FRENCH Judge of Probate.
\ true copy of Record, Attest.
1896 ASA l.. FRENCH Judge of Pr"hatr.
.,TATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT -.
- In Probate Court held al the Probate oifc" III
st bloomsbury, i'll said District, "n tn" 2l~t day ct
September y. ID. lrI2. $500,
William T. Warden executor of I'll" last VIII
and Testament of Duncan Harvey. late of Barnet.
i'll said district deceased presents his adnlnlstra,
tion account for examination and allowance. ana
makes application for decree al distribution and
partition of the estate of said deceased here
upon it is ordered by said Court thar Saih account
and said application be referred To session there
of he held the Probate Office III SAID 81 Johns
bury. on the 18th day OF October, 4 u: 10. Tor
hearing and decision thereon And II Is further
ordered that notice hereof be given to all persons
Interested 10y publication of the same tire" weeks
succcssvcly i'll the talcdunian, newspaper pun
lshrd at ST Jnhnsbury previous I" said time ap,
pointed for hearing. that they may appear at said
fim,. and place. and show cause. il any they may
have. why said account should not be allowed and
such decree made
ASA l.. FRENt II. Judge. of Probate.
\ true copy of record
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-04
The Stallion, George Rogers,

Will stand for the season OF Isl. at H. VI Wilcock :
Stable, At the Tr"tting Course in st. bloomsbury.
George Rogers has Just hrrH brought by Jerry
Drew from Long Island and sired by Rysdyk :
Hamblctunian. and the dam. Messenger mare
from Bath, in the STATE of Maine. He is wears
old, a nice, chestnut color weighs about 900 lbs
and can step fast for Young horse Terms So la
warrant and 80 for the
PVT MNiI' YER N....nt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-04
To BlackSmithS!

F"I SALE ., BLACK smith shop and Dwelling House.
situated III Tia" village of East T"p-ham. There is
GOOD water privilege brlonging Ia said shop Il
urSi rate Turbine water wheel fan blower. Il large.
grndSt"m" and "trip hammer. with all the ucce>>;t-
~ machinery for drvn. the same. There is Il
good custom business. and no other blacksmith i'll
til" place. Possession given immediately. Apply
I" SAM Ell MILLS.
343 south Ryc.at,. VI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-04

Making l"i cont
ior rh. year ,ndu- august l. -. g." h' pad Il"
1h, II'i~ur'r. al has office ma N"utp'lI'r "u "I Doe
iur, TIM. ltth dJN ui b'I"t,I. -.
Members Will nud ru the hiud- ct agents 81 thu
tuIui.Iry schedule show ia thu amount "i .t~~'~-
m,ut~ due from 't,h r,.-ir'IN ely and ar" PHril,r
LARRY desired t" so that th~r assessments paid
les IlIit date Doe. refreshments must tee. pJ ~ ii' %
due liiu~'. hu tail t" thus pay ought not &"
poet {" Ice. paid II their property = destroyed ht
me. \ hltl' attention l." tins uu ihr pant 81 the
un,luhrr~ ut thu "mrlnN ~ the prti"f Ilw'. Will
Them rNptu~' and trouble 80. See. \cl ct
Interpretation NuUI policy. HhIrh Will Ice ru.
t"rr,d| J. + TIL l'~IF\ Treasurer.
N"uIIrh,r. NJ. August -, - 3i-Hl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-04
House & Small Farm for Sale

The John Morse place. cunsiStin. of Il tw"-storN
house and ont buildings and about Ii acres of
land situated in the village al ST Johnshury Cen
ire is offered for sale There is good spring water
running I" both house and barn. All the land Is
about the buildings. level. accessible. easily work
ed and i'll Il good state al cultivation.
The place Is desirable for any who wants II
small place i'll a quiet village convenient to church
,.- and -chuuls rs the trains run, scholars can
attend the 81. bloomsbury Academy, OF the High
School on the Plain from this village and board at
home.
For particulars. enquire Of {. NJ. STONE at this
,,tir,. al. an tI,. r,r,.,,i... eff
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-04
BARBER SHOP,

Mr.. +. &. GILL bcgs leave To announce. To I'M.
public that he has bought the Barber Shop former
ly occupied by ". Parker, situated in the Avenue
HOUSE. Block. on K K. Street. st. Juhnsbury
By strict attention to business and by .muloyin
first class help, he hopes 10 merit Il good share OF
public patronage. -.tf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-04
ON e ASY TER M S !!
Farm for Sale !
Connecticut Valley Farm
for Sale

y iinr Farm. owned hy The late John &. Gleason.
less than Il mile from Il. l.. Station. Store huIch.
Academy. Ac. III the Village of MClndo,.~ Fails Is
offered for sale
said Farm contains over 300 acres well divided
between meadow and high Land p.I~iur.l-,. and
wood land. II has Nv" good HOUSES with an oIuI
mental pond adjacent tu unr of Them. 1t contains
Il LARGE lot OF valuable pine. birch and other tim.
her. easy ut accrsS I" the mill. The location and
resources of the farm render il one at the most
d"~Irahl" III the Valley of the Connecticut river.
Will he sold either together III separate, lots a.
the purchaser may desire.
For further Information inquire OF
MRS. j. {. GLEASON
"a 81 N,InIr,s E.II. "
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-04

lIlE"I' hcc"nurctiug rod ct Il 10
r"m"titr uu Il New jersey railroad
hn"'>r recently while the train was in
MOTION. and Wa> driven through the
side ct the cab. where the engineer.
N'liiam Hahn. Vas sitting throwing
him back lnto III" tender. tearing out
the sd" al the can and breaking il hole
III the boiler from Whence" issued Il ter
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-04
Wood! Wood!

l.. &. WOODBURY. will deliver I6inch SLAB
WOOD i'll the village at - per cord. H., will slso
do iubbing of all kinds.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-04

Er,,a,', u E,,. amt Hrrh> ,rJ,rd ol".u,,
cur, III. .,,'i",r,"g C"D,rio"'.
Dyspepsia Heart Bum Liver cruil,.r.
Loss OF appetite cured by taking d lev h'''.,-
I.,--irndr Low Spirits and sinking ,,l.--
cured al once.
Eruptinrr- Pimpl,.~ E"tch,.~ and all impu.
81 the hl''d bursting through Ih' skin or utn.I
cured Reality 10y following TIA, directions co. ..
hottie,
kidney. BLADDER and Urinary p,rau@'rn,r' ..
IiahlN cared Ou- hrrtl, viii convince rh,
~hrPrctl
Worms expelled from the system Nl''...
least difficulty. Patients suffering from r.,
Nalrut di-'a-, will Sc marked cham, r.. ..
better in their condition after tHkIu- ur' H...
Mdn dlft'uiii'~ ar. MOI" prevalent Than ...
ally ~upiu>'d III thu N"rlu- aud the. Nil. rr.. ..
Quaker Htt'r~. a SUI" remedy.
Nrrv"u> difficulties. N,ural-ia. Ar. -.-.s.
relieved.
Ehrumatic~ >wcllrd Joints and S,lott .-
tiun~ removed 81 greatly relieved 10y Im- H....
hI' medicine.
Bronchitis. Catar.Ir. C"mvul>ioIl- and ii.-r.. -
cared cor much relieved.
rirlc@lt breathing Pam III The l.pn--
Chest almost invariably cured hN tahin- % '.A
tie ct TN Quaker iiittrr>.
Al difficult female arrangements ,tlm.-r
adj, CAUSED 10y violation "t the organic Ia-
prevalent L" tn. American Ladies. yi,ld I,.l'
this invaluable, mri'inr-ihr Quaker HitI'l-
M impurities Of thu. Blood and diseases .r,....
T." th' ~.trur. always curi 10y til" Quaker lil'r,--
rIhrI, acc"rdIn- T." directions.
The. N-rd ind in the Quaker Eitr,r~ just .
article they stand III need of IN then dr,...
Years.
L., IL. 4 .I.. nj
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-04
Farm for Sale in WheeIock.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm situated
i'll Whccluck Vt. containing about e2J acres. and
is of the best farms i'll Caledonia County. The
buildings and fences are all good. There are TWO
good sugar orchards and about sixty acres Of wood
and timber land.
said farm is pleasantly located about one half
mile from the village and five miles from Lyndon
Vile Depot. Will also sell with the farm. II de
sired. 30 tons Hay, no bushels Grain. good Cows.
l pair heavy horses two year old and one year
old Colt. Also the farm tools and sugar utensils.
For information, inquire of the subscriber on the
premises. WILLIAM CHASE.
Whr,lock Sept l. l-12 set
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-04
fur SALE.
Small Farm for Sale !

The subscriber offers for sale his farm, situated
in th, Southwest part of st. Johnsbury, two and
one-half miles from the plain: said farm contains
"a acres of excellent land There are a comfortable
set of buildings IN the place-running water 1"
house and baln-and Young apple orchard just
coming into bearing.
want to sell because Of Ill health >-
32tf l.. I. FAhNhA VI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-10-04

me CELEBRATE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-13

EARrHaUAxs.-On the morning
of the 18th of March. the inhabi-
tants OF Los Angles, California, ex-
perienced . rocking of mother
ea.th's cradle, TO such an uncomfort-
able degree that those living in
the second and third stories Of
their dwellings, came down very
hastily taking no order on their
going, and not even thinking about
putting on their garments. No
injuries, either in person or prop
Erty occured-oniy full.fedged
scsre. Al Yassiia some walls we're
thrown, down and number cracked
Al Lone Pine. the shock was very
disastrous-to life and property
killing about % of the inhabitants.
and wounding about thrty-one.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-13
CONGRESS-,

= In the Senate, Wednesday, Aaril 10.
the Baltimore q Potomac Railroad bill
was referred to the Committee on the
District Of Columbia. A large number
Of bills from the Military Committee
were passsd among them the following:
That minors shall not be enlisted with
out the written consent Of their parents
Or guardians; declaring several military
reservations open to prescription /; ex>
tending the time for fling claims for ad-
ditionsl bounty until January 30, 1873 /;
also, the House bill paving the oficeis
and crew Of the Kearsasge $4,000.
Adjourned.
IN The House . bill passed providing
Tor one cent postal cards, not exceeding
~ BY 61< inches. tho hce to DO used
only Tor the address and the Teyerse for
communications, all cards containing
obscene, or scurrilous matter to Be ex-
cluded from the mails, and the sender
fined and imprisoned. 4 Committee on
the Moro Memorial Services was ap-
pointed. IN the Indiana contested cleo.
ton case, the Commiatee on Elections
ispertsd IN tavor Of J. n. WuSos the
sitting member. The bill revising the
laws il relation to mines. assay ofRcss
and The coinage wss discussed till Cd
jeasnmsot.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-13
FEARFUL STORM ON MONDAY
NIGHT.
OS6o, 80 Worth If Coal Destroyed.

On Monday night last, IN extra.
ordinary storm occurred. extending
from Texas, in . northeasterly di-
rection. and breaking in all its fury
on the Queen City. Licking River
rose more than fifteen feet and the
Ohio about twenty feet. About
one hundred coal barges filled with
coal from Pittsburg, and moored
on the Kentucky side Of the river.
we're destroyed and 100000
bushels OF coal valned at about
e250. 900, lost. We notice that .
Pittsberger recommends the city of
Cincinnati. il she wants the coal
trade. to build . coal harbor. which
he estimates will cos. 100000 !.
Little damage wss done on the
Cincinnati side of the river
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-13
TERaklBLE STEAMBOAT ExPI.O.
SION.

The steamer Oceanus, when twenty miles
below Cairo, on Thursday morning exploded
her boiler, tearing the boat fore and aft. and
making = complete wreck of her. All the
officers Of tho boat are reported killed, and
from sixty TO seventy passengers lost.
Among those reported ~ missing, We notice
the name Of G. B. Hun, Of Covington. KY,
formerly well known citizen of our city,
and Treasursr OF Wayne county. Later adj
vices state that the first engineer aad mate
were saved, and thirty.two othsr persons, o.
board The Belle st. Louis. We trust our old
friend HUI i one Of the thirty.two ON the
Belle. s9g
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-13

The question Is what are you
going to do about it2'-Richmond
Independent, April 6.
Nothing in parucular-only to
shampoon the little joker, with HE
hat ON. BY showing how the indie
pendent 'Barkis' was fairly gush-
ing with admiration for the inc
briate Andy and writing modest,
self-iaudations to prove his-the
little jokes's-supreme apprec:a-
tion of Andy's acrobatic displays.
"This and nothing more" Y.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-13

besidss shs inmsetsl AslA Of RaanockbSrn
vhsrs BTes achieved the libsrty Of Scotland,
ftom The Astls tall enc my look down upon
shrss Of 10 mod importanA and hardly CON
tested beatle ID rs IN he history Of Scotlasd.
the fine snonunsnt 10 Wallace, iAed high
upos Abbey Craig, Ana the tins- staiaSd walls
Of Cambus Kenneth Abbey, in short the
whole valley Of the Forth; and that river. in
iss intricate windisgs. looking hks huge
serpent dragging its slow length along.
In the sscrst chamber mentioned 10 the
private passage, leading BY devious winding
ways to the open air, through which James
V used 10 20 forth as the 0uidman Of BAL
leueeich, and in various ether disguises. The
cemetery surrounding tho old Grsyfriers
Church is sich Ia beautiful monuments Of
many msrtyrs; especially 90 10 the one to
the martyred Margarets, and one also, to tho
Asst Covenanter. Mars Work 10 . strange old
building, never finished, and built Of stone
from Cambus Kenneth Abbey. and it is said
John Ksox boldly told the Earl that his
vanity would b. Of % avail, and ~ it trAns-
PRED. Hooked with interest upon the very
old-tns building. Bothwelps house the Both
well Who became Mary's husband-ani Darn
lsy's nursery. where Msry's son passed his
infancy By this time our company, with
exception Of our own particular party had
departed, not wishing to remain aswe did
among these relics Of the past. and We sup
posed No had taken leave of their pleasant
faces. Upon reaching the station We found
We had still consid erabls tine ct oar disposal
before the trsis started for Rdinbure, and We
took walk down 70 Camhus Ksnnith, cross
ing the Forth IN . boat. We had only time 70
look upon In venerable walls ftoa without,
and examine the handsome. nausolsum which
Queeai Victoria has here erected over her
ancestor. James III.
We reached tho station in tine to catch the
train, and 30 were whirlsd bacx ~ Edinburg,
which we reached about ., and imagine our
surprise and delight, when ~ entered the
parlor Of our hotel, to dad the whole circle.
of our friends looking coy and cheerful in
the brilliance Of gas lights. There was hand
shaking and mutual coneratulstion al around
a. II We had besn..parted for weeks instead of .
few hours. We passed the evening IN social
converse. and the relation BY The gentlemen
Of their adventures BY land and ses, the most
ludicrous Of which were told BY the wag, and
thus closes our first tour.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-13
SheriT's Sale.

nY virtue Of an execution to No directed
u from the Wayne Cire1is Court, ! will
expose At Public Sale, at the Cburt House
door in the town Of Centreville, Way ne co UNITY
Indiana, on the 10th day Of April, 1869, be-
tween The hours Of 10 O'Clock O. n. and
O'Clock p. M, on said day, the following prop.
erty, to.wit:
: 4 part Of the northwest quarter of sectio.
twenty seven ~, township fourteen II, OF
range one west, and bounded % follows, ..
wit: BEGINNING at the northwest corner Of
said quarter; thence east sixty-four "a rods
and links {, stone in center Of Turnpike
read; thence south twenty eight 20 degrees
west, ten 10 rods and three 5 links To . stons
corner in center of said Turnpike: thence
north eighty-nine 80 degrees, west twenty.
eight ana one fourth 28K reds to Gum tree
l6 inches diameter; thence south seventy .6vs
and a-half 75L degrees, west thirty.two and
seventeen links 80 68-1O0 TO . stone corner in
section line: thence north seventeen and one.
tousth IN rods to beginning, centainiow
four and one-fourtl ~ acres.
To b sold - the property Of Henry Hun.
ter, 70 satisfy said execution iu ny hanis il
favor Of Joseph Fiuney. Said sals without
rsltet from valuation or appraisement Laws.
WM. H. STUDY, Sheriff Of ", c.
4. b. Young. Atty for Pt'G
March nd. 1871 3-Aw.pf$l3.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-13

0RA1UIFoUs ADv.nTIsING.-WehA have dOns
our full share Of gratuitoss advertising for
the last IS years, and have eoncladsd n
quit right square ID. Az sstiess Of cor
&c. T., &C., for the bendt Of churches, or
dsrs, and societies, We shall demand from
each 10 cents per line. The taking tickets ia
payment is hereafter to be discontinued-ii
ws desire 70 attend we'll purchase tickets.
All notices of purely charitable institutions,
We win gladly insert free Of charge. We
hope this brief notice Of our declaration Of
intentions Is explicit enough. "You pays
your money and you takes your choice Of
papers 70 advertise for you.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-13

Rons, April 9.-The Pope has
refused to receive . cum Of money
offered him by the Italian govern
ment. In declining the gift he
declared that when it became nec-
essary for him to accept aims as q
&c cans Of maintaining his subsist
snce hs would only receive them
from the Chatholic world
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-13
TO THE SUFFERING.

The Rev. William Il. Norton, while resid.
ng in Brasil as Missionary, discovered in
that land of medicines remedy for Consump-
ton, Sersfuia, Sore Throat, Coughs. Colds,
Asthna, aud Nervous Weakness. This ROM
edy has cured myself after all ether msdi-
cinss had failed.
Wishing b benedt The suffering. I will send
The rsceips for preparing and using this rem
sdy 70 an who desire n FRRE OF CHARGE.
Please ssnd an envelope, with your name
and address on Il. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM b. NORTON,
676 BROADWAY,
37.ly-ele.l NEW YORK ClrY.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-13
Or. N. Hilton WILLIAMS,
No. 2e5 West Ssventh-st.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
TnsAss SPECIALLY
DISEASES OF THE
HEAD, THROAT IEDtHEsT.
EYE AND EAR !!
DrsEAssa Or rRE
Stomach,
| Liver and
| Blood,
| TOGETHER WITH
DISEASES OF WOMEN AND
CAILDREN.
DISEASES OF WOMEN AND
e. CAILDREN.

w are now treating many Of the most
severe and stubborn cases Of these with un-
equaled SUCCESS.
Our mode Of treatosst 10 the most scientific
and modern now 10 uss. II 10 an undesirable
fact that many Of ~ following diseases ariss
from Liver Coapisiats, Wig: Dyspepsia,
Kidney Disease, ln1amed and ultin a,ely I'll
cerated Sore Throat. Catarrh and Consump-
ton also the various diseases peculiar %
females. II Is unwissp then. for those who
have any Of the various forms Of these dis
eeoes 70 delay tssaGmsnt for single day
wire relief 10 within your rsach, Tor what
10y now seem inoipisnt u ita character may
wy soon develop itself into a incurabls as1
complicated disease.
We have cured thousands Of these cases in
every form, and are therefore able to rsa;iss
their frequency, and are acquainted With the
true mi de Of treatment. -
O6ce and residencs, 9oS West Seventh-st.
Ofice hours from . to II, from , to Z, and
from to9. 30.1v
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-13

We trust Clara will excuse us
for not giving her cffusion room
more practical and less fancy
would suit as and our readers.
Bolt Is too personal to be use
iul in bis remarks. We knov
President Grant will feel bad when
he hears that J.... has been
90 severe on him, and for that rea-
son together with the personal one,
and, also, that the Cincinnati Con-
vention will not repay the interest
he takes In ventilating it 10 ad-
vancc, We are compelled to lay this
Mrnder-sbolt' to one sids.
'Sassafras,' il good in the spring
10 thin the blood; but our friends
idea Of performing miracle on .
'sore-headed' politician and max
ing him 10 right. by thinning down
his blood, by copious doses Of the
root Of his signiture, seems to us
. hopeless experiment. The trou-
bic is not 90 much in his blood a.
In his head. Get that once right.
Mr.. 'Sassafr,a, and there'll be no
) further troublc-ao occasion for
thinning the blood!
"A methodist would, We suggust
a.s more methodical, by keeping
tut Of newspapers, with matters
that belong exclusively to the
church. We try to keep 10 view
the rroverb: re that passeth ny
and ,aeddleth with strife belonging
not into him, 10 like unto one who
take!h dog by the ears
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-04-13

One fact was disclosed in the House debate
Tuesday on the Senate tariff bill, and that Is
shat free tea and coaee are among the pos
sibilitise Of legislative action This session.
The present Senate tariff bill u bsssa on
The ouss FREQ ia and co6es bill passed BY
be House last spring. A similar bill, which
was passed this winter, il stiii in the custody
of the Finance committee, which can report
q any Tins, end pat II on it, passage in the