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Ten Becauses. "A hundred re,

en- OeCduScS.-A Dunureu Iea-
son might he given why Lyons
Ia hairon should be used by every
intelligent human being In prefer
ence to every other preparation for
the hair, but ten will suffice. Here
they are: Because itnourishes the
fibers, mnltiplies them and makes
them grow; because it thus pre-
vents them from whitening and
bleaching; because it removes tho
scurf and dandruR ,Khieh choke
thcm as tares choke the golden
grain; because it keeps the scalp
clean and prevents eruptions; be-
cause it renders the hair lustrous
as satin; because it makes it plant
and elastic; because it is fragrant
and delightful dressing; because
it docs not soil the pillow, the cap
or the hat; because it is without q
rival in cheapncss, aud because nc
other article sold for the same pur-
pose, in this or any other country,
possess all, or even one-hslf, vi
these invaluable properties
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JESSE WMLIAMs.-Wc are
gra'iiied to learn ,hat our old
friend Jesse, is not only in the
land of the living and himself and
iami Y enjoying COOL health, but
The people of Minneapolis, Min
ncsola, have properly appreciated
him by nominating him FOR Sheriff
Of their county. Mr.. Williams
served as Sheriff of "O!d Wayne"
and it is only justice Tor us to say
that our county has never had an
officer in this position, who attend
ed 10 his duties more honestly,
promptly, and faithfully than he
did. We hope that the Repnhli-
cans Of Hennipin county will elect
him by an overwhelming majority.
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The grand result OF the Geneva Arbi-
lration, Is truly triumph OF reason over
The sword, in which Christianity and
civilization jo;ce; and is crowning
act Of glory TO President Grants AID.
miEistration.
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ssDo you think that Gen. Grant

10u o"AAn sAos oCu. VI "HU
meditates the permanent usurpa>
ton Of the executive officer
No, l do not; my opinion is
that Gen. Grant is, in the main, a
conservative man. He has made
mistakes, bat can not say they
justify his removal
"What are your personal rcla-
tions?"
Very friendly ! have oppos-
ed some Of his measures. but l
have no personal feeling against
him. and indeed this is one OF the
reasons why it is disagrecablc to
have my name mentioned in the
connection you name"
"You say the Democracy would
support yon with pleasure.
you arc mistaken. The Dem
ocracy is yet too strong in num-
hers TO lis band, COR thai is the
meaning oe the passive policy.
Three millions Of Democratic vc-
tiers can not afford to sell them
selves to two or three hundred
thousand Republican voters, and
that for mess OF pottage which
the Republicans and not the Dem
ocrats are to enjoy. don't believe
they will do it. l think the passive
policy already a failure"
"Do you like the new depart
ure?"
40, net exactly-win or lose.
Had the Democrats not adopted
1t; but in its place adopted the
platform Of 1868, they would have
been still more disastrousiy beat
en-. The new departure made no
recruits, because the people did
not believe it honest. The Dem-
ocrats did wha. they could no
longer avoid that is, accept the
amendments; aud the Republicans
have to thank such writer's az Mr..
Stephens and Mr.. Forsyth that
the step in advance did not make
further inroads. BY 1876, the
issues Of the war, the amendments
and tie kukiux will be out of the
way and there may be new and
complete reore anization Of parties,
but not now
"What do you think OF the Iiu-
Klux.'
"They may be exaggerated. But
there is enough UNI finished vic
lencc at the South to Justify Tx
newspapers in all the cutlery the,
are making. This alone woult
beat the Democracy
"Then yoa think the fight mex
year will be a straight out part,
fight p
II think it will be as far rs TIL,
Republicans arc concerned. Th,
parry is really not divided. It's in
ternal discussions merely cxllibi
tie exercise of individual free vii
and 10 it good. not harm. It vii
act as body, and think it vii
poll larger vote than ii did il
1868, no matter what framework
or what candidates arc opposed t
it. The pooplo believe in the Re
publican PARTY on account Of it
liberal discussions.
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The best and purest Medicines
and Dru gs, are always TO be had at
the Depot Drag Store of NJ. B.
Ballard. Prescriptions faithfully
compounded. AIack's medicines
will cure on, if any will.
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John Suffrins, the pioneer hat
ter, who has kept pace with the
times and always had tho latest
styles and the best goods since the
days Of yore, now has in stock
both Grant and Greeley, as well as
other late style hats, including the
fall style silk hat. Don't fail 10
look through HE large variety be.
fore making your purchases.
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On "Wednesday night Messrs. Amsden, Jones
and O'Connel went into McCoy's saloon. on
Main street. AMI IA ised row and committed
stn assault upon the proprietor, hitting him
three or four times it'll sling.shot or brass
knucks. The city ped the benefit of such
an occurrance in tie shape OF fine from
each of the !,arties
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DIR. HARTMAN, having dctcrmin-
ed to remain ia Richmond, has
Withdrawn his property for sale.
He will be found as usual at his
Office, opposite the Warner Bald
ing, where calls in the line OF his
profession vii he promptly attend
Ito. - 273.
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Clncinna;; Marker.

cincinnati: Market.
Clsc!sNATl Sept. IL.
COTTON : Demand good at full prices;Icw
niddiing, 2oIc.
FLOUR-Dernand fair AMI market. firr;
family 90 IS to co.
WHEATON "a nca 81 10
CDRN-45c
RYE-S Is TO IS.
OATS 36 40c.
BARl.Ef-7D to SOC.
PROVISIONS Pork: Ia
LARD--SIzc.
HOGS 81 60a6 25
EGGS-20c.
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Eariham College is in full blast, its
entire corps Of Pr fcssors are well dill
ed and thorough, ami the institution is
a credit to the Society under whose
auspicies it is conducted.
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Our friend Ell. Daily is building
shop for the manufacture of certain ar
ticles o: furniture, On the lot owned by
his mother, on Washington, Avenue.
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Be sure to read the article in reference
to the charges made against Gen. Grant,
BY Mrs..Julian, published in the Radicsl
and concerning which, Isaas $50 mneh
exercised this week.
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TAXES.

All Delinquent State. County and Rail
Road Taxes MUST be settled before October
lst, 1872, or shall be compelled to enforce the
Law.
JOHN SIN, Treas.
r. S.-Thc Tax Duplicate for Wayne
Township. including the city of Richmond,
will be found at the Office Of w. II. bradbury
4 Son. N. E. Cor. Main and Marion streets
Up Stairs.
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In speaking of the result. in Maine,
the Cincinnati Commercial Of the 11.h,
says:
cit has been estimated that If the
Republican majs rity in Maine yesterday,
fell short of ten thousand, Greeley might
count on carrying New Hampshire and
Connecticut, and that if it exceeded ten
thousand las it docs considerably the
chances were 10 favor Of solid vote OF
the New England States for Grant,"
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As consequence Of the blessed rain
last Thursday night, the Wheat ''lookcd
up" and .'grcened.'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1872-09-14

Indiana Yearly Meeting OF Friends
commences at this place, one week from
next Wednesday.
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The Fulton Market is revel-
ling in all the excellent varie-
ties ofFruit-, Vegetables, Meats,
etc. Go there and fill your
baskets. Is 3 ~ 40
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For the Palladium
CAT IN THE WELL.

When We lock at our leaders like Greeley
that's fell,
To be comrades ofr.bels al, partners as we'll;
There is a secret we know that they dare not
to tell,
Bat this much we know there's cat in the
wei.
I've antipodes never together can dwell,
But thistieysean do just rs easy and well;
For, if honest, the same tale they never could
tell
Which shows very plain there's cat in the
we'll.
Such fellows in paradise never would dwell,
cor Heaven) if money and power was ia hell;
They'd follow it there W IT'D the der ii to dwell,
Wnen all must agree there's a cat in the well
When Sumner AMI Greeley, renowned in the
past,
Comes down to the filthicst rebel Mt last;
And when thus united, it's hard for to tell
VIVA. they'll do, bu. we know there's / cat in
the well! JEREMIAH.
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The New York Daily Times and
Herald, ut the p. Q. News stand
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Geo. w. Julian, last Saturday
went to Eaton, Ohio, to enjoy a
meal of Ohio crow--thinking the
foul bird would taste better than
the Indiana species, and his health
would be rejuyinased by the
change; but, from the account the
Eaton Register gives, the editor
of which used to swear "By
George ~ the Buckeye genus is
no better than the Hoosier. Only
100 feasted together en- the foul,
fricasseed a.la-Julian, in the after
noon, and then Is supped on the
offal at night. The Register says
that at night "ihere was the same
array of empty seats, the same
frieid air-even the Democrats
feeling down in The bottom of their
maws as he spoke, that somebody
was getting awfully fooled. No
life, no cnthusiasm,no spirit OF vic
tory all was dead, dead, dead.
And SO this first effort ended"
Raw for Greeley /!
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"uOtucI iIotuc. Luz ouOW-t Cut0,
two of them, were blown down and
the occupants stl uggled out of
them, into the rain, reminding one
Of rats running from under fallen
hay stack. The people seemed to
take it as good joke and laughed
ut the mishaps and t!uckings Of
each ether rather heartily. One
old farmer seemed 10 be especially
pleased He turned to his wife
and wi ii grin that reached alme st
from ear to ear, "that rain reaches
our house"
Wednesday last, was in one sense
st least one Of the most interesting
days Of tie Fair.
I &c day opened ialr ss a flesh
blown rose, and up to noon Of the
day everything was lovely. About
dinnertime fitful gusts Of wind
commenced driving small clouds,
the breadth of q mans hand.
athwart the sky, and amen the
scene grew darker end darker un-
Ill suddeLly-Dish a howl Ike q YER
table de,nD5..c stern burst upon
US. The wind came from west,
but suddenly yecrirg around to the
South it blew like the ,st trump OF
Gabriel. We Glanced to be in
Floral Hall when the rain. com
menced to fall, and the exhibition
at that place was OF a nature not
down on the bills.
Pictures On the walls scemed
suddenly gifted with life, and s.siv-
ing to free themselves frcm their
fastenings to seek shelter from the
driving blast. Dry goods tapped
in the wind. or were carried across
the hall. Sewing machines, plan
oes and melodeans were drenched
with rain, and flowers were broken
! off or blown bodily from the stand
or pedestal.
! Those within tho hall crowded
l
| hither and tliither, seeking dry
spo' and finding none, but the la-
DIES stood it like "maltyrses'' and
sill preseHted good humor.
During the high. Of the storm
the tent oil one Of the side shows
! was blown away, leaving exposed
to the rude gaze Of the world the
two headed COW and the four al M
!, ed baby. The damage from the
storm was considerable, but every
thing was soon put to rights and
the Fair continued on the even
tenor of its way.
/ The magnificent grotto. formed
and fashioned Of Flowers, by Nj
James Smith, Tin the employ Of our
old friend Gardener Mendcnhan,
and who as thorough, artistic
landscape Gardener cannot be ex-
celled here or elsewhere, was the
handsomest thing we saw at the
Fair. Whilst We stood in front OF
it, VIC heard more commentators
OF the excellent taste displayed il
the arrangement OF the fowcrs-
its beauty-its evident perfection,
than on any Others OF the numer
Gus floral beauties, that greetct
the eye in every direction.
The Cross and Wreath exhibited by IL
Case, deserves more than passing notice
they We're very fine, and shovel most exec
lent taste in form and arrangement. TIL
Floral Department had ou- best live repre-
seuta.ves-M endeuhall, Teas, Case, and Hi
and we venture the assertion that no Expo
sition here or elsewhere, has ever presente
finer and more beautiful varieties of the Flor
Kingdom than has been exhibited here at II
Industrial Fair this week.
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Ladies, fpr fashionable n ii,nery, o a.
K inds. call at the Store OF MIS-. ,: a.
Tiff Davis, on North Franklin Street.
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The Richmond Conmandry, under command
of its superior officer, Sir Saml. ConkIin,
made a fne street parade on Saturday evening
last, headed by the Richmond Coruet Band.
They marched to the residence of Sir Knight
E. A. Jones, (who has been confined to his
room BY sickness for some time) and to Sir
Knight Jno. Elderkin, and gave them sere-
al
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Isaac claims Liberal victory in Maine.
"Whoa, Coley j.
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W. W. Rattray, the grocer, at
Citizens old stand, opposite Phil
lips Hall who has tor a sho.t time
been slightly indispossed, lis out
again with will, serving the
cause of Republicanism, and Grant
and Wilson, at the same time he 10
serving his customers with some
thing in the way of fancy and
staple groceries, at the very low
est figures.
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Black Ink, tor schools-oc. per
ho,,,c--at the p. u. News stand.
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Frank Leslie's Weekl,,' at the
y. o. News stand. 50
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N.Y. Office open from 7:15 A. n. to ':'o
Pm. On Sunday, from 9:ooto lo:oo
B. W. DAVIS. p. NJ.
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Norway White Pine, ash and
Walnut Flooring at .ohns0n's.
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Now is the time to subscribe
for the PALLADIUM.
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Averill Chemical Paint Is tue
best.
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Now is the time to subscribe
or the PALLADIUM.
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Ayeri,l Chemical Paint ut Com
mons, II
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Get A. C. Faint, at Commons
- X.F -
rear Depot Iluf
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Z Etio.t 4 Hugou IRE oNsring furniture cheap
or ,lan ever. II you want TO procure bagains
row Is the time to do it.
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The fines. and best hats at Suifiins' Hat
Store
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THyO THE WORKING: CLASS, male
- or female. $50 week guaranteed Ro-
specialize employment a. home, day or even
ing; no capital rcauired full instructions anu
valuable package oi goods to start with sent
fire., by NAL. Address, with 6 cent return
STAMP. NJ. YOUNG l. CO., Is Cpur:landt-ss
New York. 254d
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loo AL RECORD.

II. C. DICKINSON, Jcweier, sso
Main Street
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howe TO SEW!

The finest work in the Sewing Line We have
ever seen done by machinery, was exhibited
by our friend Phil. Dickinson (agent in this
city for ne Howe Sewing Machine J, at the
| Industrial Fair, just closed. Hundreds Of
admiring eyes gazcd on two perfect portraits
one of which was a complete medallion port
RAFT of Eli1s Howe, ir., formed and fashioned
by this Sewing Machine stitching the complete
outlines of the face, and forming the hair of
the Matchmaking perfect stitched. picture
every stitch perfect and "nary one dropped
| The Gun-saip "Galeno'' was also stitch pain :
ed. A machine tlat will 10 all tina. cant help
do all the delicate er.b, oidered work required
/ for the baby and the balance OF the family
/ II we wanted a PERFRcT ,mlchinc We can
| conscientiously use part Of the expires sion the
"b'hoys' use occasionally and say 'silow 3
Is THAT" and recommend every ody ans! his
wife to go to Phil. Dickinscn's immediately
and order ore.
We visited The Fair on Thursday forenoon
and many things we locked at, deserving
special notice, we shall give next week.
Thursdays programme at the Fair Grounds
was carried out exactly. The two races We're
very fine an the interest manifested was con-
siderable. Tl%thse mile dash was won by
"Dan Biown.' driven by Dan Brown, CT
Ccn,ervil.e, and the time was nine minutes
| and two .econds, Tie race was closely con-
tested ihrong bout BIZ i-r. Peters Ebay Lucy"
| The pacing race. three best in FIVE, was won
by"Billy Hippo owned by Mr. s. Shepherd.
In three straieh; heats. This was very
one sided race. Ri lily was much the fastest
horse, and couie easily have distanced the
other two horses in either heat, and came very
near doing so, notwithstanding the efforts
made by the drive. 20 hold him in. I liu
crowd was much larger than any day previous
and leaves it no longer any question as to the
financial safety o! the association upon the
expenses this year. We had hoped to have
been abe tc have given our re aders tho pre-
MUM list ID fu.l this week, but are unable to
do so, as 1t is not completed as We go to press.
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AGENTS TO the RESCUE.

Scatter the truths among the people. Rich
ardson's Personal History OF Grant, tells
more truth about the man than all the papers
in the world. II you want To know il Grant
is thief, liar or drankarsl. real this book.
Agents can make large wages f.fr the mex.
few months selling it, as it is wanted, and we
give overwhelming commissions. Address,
american Publishing Co., Nartior, Ct or
w. ID. Bliss & CO.. Tuxedo. Ohio. 264
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GOING NORTH.
GOING SOUTH.

No. 8 arrives State Line at 9;55 p. m, and
No. 10 ut 6;lOa m. No. ] leaves Chicago
Dsily, except Saturday. No. 10 leaves Lo-
ransport Daily, Except Monday. All other
Trains start Daily, except Sunday.
F. R. MYERS,
Gent Passenger and Ticket Agent.
- =, 1rsf.. WAYNE h. IA.
N WMF GOING SOUTH.
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Mail. 3;O0pm Mail -. -. 9;45sm
Express IN; 4Oam Freight, 3;25pm
MAILS-Arriyal and Departure.
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Hon. j. ii. Wilson, speaks this week
in Shelby county.
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Richmond Markets.

corrected weekly BY n. ". Briggs an
ibOs. Nestor-tbs former gives ~ de prices
Of Grain, and the latter, the prices Of other
produce ard Groceries
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Richmond and Chicago Division.

Nos. 2 and run Daily. All otHer tra'n'
Daily. except Sunday.
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John Henley declines the nomination OF
County Commissioner, rendered him by the
Democrats at Centerville, last Thursday week.
That we lge wouln'. work. Mex.
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/ From the "U. s. Mar. Tor sentember |

From the ~. s. Man'' tor September
By section 1913 any article not
weighing over twelve ounces, and not danger
GUS to the mails or Post Officials. is made
samples, by Section 1853, is subject TO postage
at The rate OF two cents for each two ounces
or fraction thereof. This includes wearing
appear', hardware, groceries, and, in fact, as
the law provides, call other articles not above
the weight prescribed by law" Another
radical change is that, By section l25, al!
such matter may be registered on the pay ment
of proper postage and the registry fee. Here
tofore letter postage Was required on al!
packages that were registered.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-06-12

A STRONG CONVERSATION The mem.
bers of the Philadelphia Convention,
having nominated the president Of
the whisky ring and the president of
the Young Mems Christian Associa.
tion and chairman of the Congression.
al prayer-meeting, will enable the
Radical party to drive a heavy bust
ness, if the combination Of great spr-
itudl and moral interests avail any
thing these demoralizing times. The
combination is on the plan of Beech
ers righteousness in great gains,
no difference about the means. The
men who are running the Radical
machine will run distillery through
a prayer.meoting with as much com
placency as Beecber delivers politi.
cal speech in a church, provided II
makes votes for Grant
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.Husfif0r General.

1t seems that the Reading Conven.
tion was peculiarly fortunate in select.
ing our nominee for Auditor General.
The Bedford Gazette, published at the
home of Mr.. Hartley, says:
"Bedford county was honored by
the convention in the nomination OF
VIM. Hartley, Esq, for Auditor Gener.
al. Mr.. Hartleys peculiar qualifca-
tions for the Office TO which be has been
named, were recognized by the rep
resentatives Of the Democracy of the
State, and it was solely on account of
his singular fitness for the position
that he was singled out among the
good men named in connection with
this nomination as the proper person
to fill this place ON the ticket. We
have known him intimately for fifteen
years, and we give it as our deliberate
Judgment that he will make as honest,
careful and efficient an officer as cyor
presided over the financial accounts OF
the Commonwealth. Hero at home
no man enjoys a higher reputation for
integrity of character, and in the
northwestern counties, where Mr.. Hart.
ley has acquired largo business inter
csts, he is immensely popular. He
has mover been politician, mover be.
fore sought an office, though always
taking keen interest in public affairs.
He is man of refined culture. IN
graduate OF Jefferson College,, writer
OF much force, and logical and effec
tive speaker. The Democracy of Bed.
ford county owe it to their brethren
throughout the State, to show their
appreciation of the honor conferred
upon them in tho nomination of MIR.
Hartley, by turning out en- masse at
the coming election, and polling the
largest majority ever given in tho an
nails of politics"