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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-07-21
In MemOriaul.

WHEREAS, He who doeth all things
we'll. hath permitted the dark angel
to summon beyond the turbid waters,
our worthy Brother, Hugh NJ. CALI
her, and he has been vanquished by
this potent conqueror, therefore,
Resolved, While we miss him here
and drape our Hall in mourning for
him, as our custom is when the for
saken seat and idle collar tell US of
our loss, we will mourn with his weep
ing friends and joy again i'll remem-
bering his life. replete with kindness
and enevolence, ever ready in the
brother part. even when another's
midnight vigils fell on him.
Resolved. That the memory of his
pure Odd Fellowship should prompt
all OF. US who have met him in honor s
courts to emulate him in those prin-
ciples which frightened his home and
cheered his friends wherever hailed
on the highway through life. te3
Resolved, That we do not in the
foregoing resolutions attempt to, paint
our honored brothers life, but point
to him as one who feared not to have
his ite's record read of all men.
Resolved, That copy of these res
olutions be furnished to the city pa
pers for publication, and copy be
presented to the family of our depart
Done on behalf Of Woodward Lodge
No. PIP l. o. .. F., by
SAN. HILL,
q. Ii. CoNkLE, Com.
j. w. TowLE.
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A stream of Death.

The Scranton (Pa) Times says:
But few that live along the Lacka-
wanna have become conscious OF the
fact that it is stream of death. No
where is there to be found living
thing in its waters. But a few years
since there were large numbers of fish
and cells in it. p One might see, in
passing along its banks between
Scranton and Providence. numbers of
men and boys fishing. Their occupa-
ton is completely gone. There are
no snakes, no lizards. no frogs, no
toads, no reptiles Ct any sort found,
and no Wild game upon its waters.
Everything is dead. The water, at
all times. Isx perfectly transparent.
But while il has ploduted death to
every living thing that has made its
waters its home. It has, at the same
time. improved the health of all who
have come to reside nearH.''s Bx
These Observation-Disclosures attrib.
uted to the drainage from the coal
mines which finds its way into the
river. -. p 80 =.
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Public SchOOls--MeefinEO Of the Col.
OPed Citizens

At a mass meeting of the colore
citizens of Richmond, held in the A.
NJ E. Church, on the evening of the
18th inst, the committee appointed to
confer with the Trustees of the city
schools reported. which report was
adorted.. festt. .-ar-fs
The meeting then adjourned to
meet on the following evening, the
18th. to hear :, discourse by Bishop
A. w. Wayman, which was delivered
to full house; the people coming out
AtSthe close OF the discourse, or
lecture, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted unanimous
ly:
Whereas, The Trustees of the Pub
lie Schools for the city of Richmond,
in reply to a written prayer, presented
by our committee, appointed TO confer
with them, have given US but little or
no evidence of their ability to pro-
vide for the 1edueationalwant Of our
children, scattered as they are in al
most every Ward or district in the
Whereas, Theaeaid; Trustees have
refused to attend our meetings called
IOE stuc CAptcSTCUsp ui pVSO. VI Oc4locI-
atiug calmly upon our real state and
surroundings. giving as a reason the
facts that other classes Of persons in
the community are asking for separate
schools, &c. Therefore, -.
Resolved, 1. That We do not now,
nor never have demanded separate
schools for our children, but simply
the common rights secured to all the
inhabitants Of our beloved commu-
nifty, the chief law of which says in the
State of Indiana, There shall be a
uniform system of public Instruction,
wherein, the tuition shall be free and
equally open to all. y s a.
2. That, being American .citizeus,
and citizens and tax payers of Indiana.
we never will disturb the system of
uniform Instruction in the State, by
asking for any special iavors in the
way Of separate schools, Tor the pur-
pose of fostering sectional feeling, or
denominational interests. -
3. That, while we stand upon our
common, and, as we believe, a Just
platform. we do not complain or muir.
! mar against separate schools for the
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The Taunton Gazette tells of q
young man who recently conceived
the brilliant idea of popping the ques-
ton by postal card. Accordingly he
despatched one to the idol of his
heart. bearing simply his name and
this character ''?" His feelings
can be imagined on receiving by re-
turn mail card inscribed most ener
getically: 81" When last seen he
had checked his collar box for Chica-
go, and was inquiring the price of
through tickets to the West.
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-a RAIN, rain, every day isarain,s but
last Thursday forenoon beat any day
I've had SO far Rain fell early in
the morning. then came showers
about every fifteen minutes thereafter
till l clock P. M-the mercury all
the while standing at the 84th degree.
in the shade The clouds finally dis
appeared, ,spd tho afternoon was in
deed most beautiful, except too hot
for comfort. Notwithstanding this,
quite number OF our citizens put in
the afternoon by attending picnics.
There was one at Fleecy Dale, gotten
up by the Good 'Templars. and, con-
sidering the inclemancy OF the wealth
err. we'll attended. Another at War
rem Shumard's, in the north part Of
the city, given by the friends and re:
lations of Mrs. Sarah Sanders, and in
honor of her 18th birthday. About
fifty persons were present, we are in
formed; some from Indianapolis and
others from neighborhoods on Mad
River. Ohio. The occasion was en- in
teresting one. and the company pres
cnt enjoyed themselves to their hearts
content. sEsls1.-.
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rev Paper.

We have received the prospectus Of
1.-THE Advance Guard" new paper
that Mr.. j. Talbot, of indianapolis,
proposes to publish shortly at that
place. It is to be five column quar-
to. having one department devoted to
the interests of the Good Templars;
one department to the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union; another
to Political Reform, and another to
Religious and Literary Miscellany,
each to be in charge Of separate edi-
tors Terms, 500 per year; strictly
in advance Twenty copies to one a5-
dress, $40, Or ten copies to same SIT.
Our fellow-citizen, Hon. William
Baxter, is to have charge of the relig
ious and literary department. We
wish the parties concerned success.
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Lasenh Wafsom.

Joseph Watson. s.eIa 3]as1s.
The photographer, is in Rich-
mond again.-He is located with
". B. Young,over Petchell's store,
where he will take the finest,
cheapest and most durable pic
lures of any man in the city. Mr..
W., established the first gallery
that was ever located in our midst,
and under his superintendance and
SPLENDID workmanship it grew to
be first class in all appointments.
He is here to do the same thing
ever again. h@ 19-1w.
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We would call the attention Of onl
readers to the sadvertisemept in San
other column Of the Hope Manufac-
turing Co. of New York, they adver-
tise articles that no lady, gentleman
or family can do without, and which
will save their cost in one week
Read their advertisement headed
F $S0t to $3.50 per week. $ IS 1y~
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A \ kHGhIsH kEAkDH
. 2!l |||||| 8
Il, Cordial Balm Il s,,i.sn!
AND TONIC PILLS.,
For Nervousness And General Ne
bflity,
Premature Decay, Mental and Phys
ical Prostitution, Fear, Despon-
dency. Over Indulgence in the
use of Opium or Alcoholic Drinks,
Tobacco, ete
Tie Gorilla! Balm i sy.i,sa!


During the year 1855 D..Lothrop had a
new and peculiar drug from the interior of
Africa brought promptly under his notice
by tie serysstRa nge effect 1t produced on an
animal who had accidentally swallowed a
large quantity. OwiRg to this circumstance
ne vas led to. make experiments on the
lower animals, and he soon discovered that
It had a very peculfar effect on the nervous
system. This Induced him to experiment
both ON himself and SOME Of his patients.
and such was the beneAczal eHscte, and SO
rapid the cure of those afflicted with ner-
vous diseases that Dr. Lofhrop came to the
CONCLUSION that he had discoveretia new
and valuable addition to the medicines of
the ph1rmacapOea. He soon found that
this medicine In Conjunction with others,
cured nervous diseases Of all kinds with
certainty and rapidity Of which he had no
previous conception. Perfectly safe, never
injurious, tonic and Strengthening in ac-
ton and certain I'm effects, zach y medicine
had never previously been used by the
.nedlcel professfon.S Numerous tcsfs were
applied. and the medicine given in all
Kinds OF cases and different doses until a,
last DR.. Lothrop was thoroughly satisfied
about its mode Of action, which is q COM
bined tonic and sedatfse to the nervous
system. - $50 -vfss=-.ssE 5een
All Nervous Diseases arises from irrita-
tion OF one or more of the nerves. The
cause OF this irritation is often obsure, but
OFTEN as plain as noon day It IS not, how
ever, 50 much with the obscure causes as
with the baneful effects and dreadful suf-
fer1ng caused by diseases of the nerves, that
we now have to do. From the simple ner-
vous headache to the deep-seated and al
most 1ncursable diseases known as epilepsy,
st. Situs' Dance, Trenoys y,air in the b., clx
specizs floating before the eyes, one and all
arise from a diseased state of the nervous
system. Let this disease be brought on by
any cause whatever, and the result remains
the same-naeaely: fearful suffering and
heretofors cssty very partial or temporary
relief.s5fsft >
This sure remedy is composed of the most
soofhtng, sire engineering, invfgorating med.
icine IN the whole vegetable Kingdom, and
Is a most perfect antidote tor this obstinate
class of naladie<.
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Grubbs q Harvey,

Grubbs d Harvey,
Wholesale Grocers. Southwest
corner of Sixth and Noble streets,
opposite the Passenger Depot, have
on hand and constantly receiving
large supplies of every article in
their line. and will furnish the same
to the trade at as reasonable rates
as any house in the west. Let all
retail dealers remember this and
give them q call = 81 10 Wv.
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Local n Offices.
$500 Per M.

VIII be charged ON All Gas Billie mot
paid ON or before the both OF the
month. 1
Office hours, A. NJ. to 6 P. NJ.
Open Saturday evenings till 8 2. M.
Consumers can save 10 per cent by
prompt payment of bills, and by
that means only.
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common good of all concerned, since
the wise law makers of Indiana have
SO decided-but we do maintain that
we have right to ask for, and rea-
sonably expect to be favored with
teachers of our own race, as we think
it thing impossible for other teach
ers to properly instruct and govern
our children, whose prejudices, or
other christian principles, would not
permit them to be educated in the
same room with their own. ss
A. That We tender thanks to the
Trustees for extending to us the priv
ilege of corresponding with colored
teachers, with the promise that they
shall have charge of our school, pro-
vided they pass proper examination
before the county examiner; which
thing we think possible as the ques-
tons are uniform throughout the
State. and as we have colored teachers
in charge of our free schools In al
most every city, town, hamlet and
neighborhood wherever we have col
ored children in the State.
~ w. S. Landlord,
J. NJ. TOWNSEND,
IE SAMUEL BUNDT,
Committee.
8 Bishop A. W. Wayman was pres,
emit and made an able. forcible speech,
fayoring the resolutions as reported
by the committee. Ie expressed his
surprise that his people had been de-
prived of the privilege of having
teachers of their own color in this
city noted for it's brotherly love. He
had travelled over many States, East
and West, but had never yet Witness
ed such an unjust state of affairs.
Even in the State of Maryland, where
he resides, formerly slave State, this
privilege was granted. He had not a
word to say that would reflect upon
the character or responsibility of the
white lady teachers who were here
tofore employed, but thought it a6-
visable to have colored teachers for
colored schools and vice versa, There
were plenty of. competent .colored
teachers not far distant, whose SER
vice could readily be obtained, and
could stand IL creditable examination
before any board of examiners.
- On motion a vote of thanks was
rendered the Bishop for his remarks.
On motion that the proceedings of
the meeting be furnished the city pa
pers, the meeting then adjourned
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Baxser'. Abolition to the Ci,y Of Rich.

InOnd.
William Baxter has purchased
several acres of ground of Hugh
Mofitt, just north of the Friends
Meeting House. (Orthodox), and
had the same surveyed and laid
off in building lots. The lots are
conveniently located to and within
but few min utes, walk of the many
large manufacturing establishments
in the vicinity of the railroad -
They will be sold on easy terms.
W. II. Dowell, Esq, real estate
agent, at the southeast corner of
Main and Marion streets. has the
agency of these lots. Mechanics
and others desiring homes in Rich
mond, could not do better than
secure one or more of thu e lots
without. delay. IF
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-07-21

Has a supply of Gas Stoves-the
very thing for summer use. Try
one-they are the most convenient
thing for hot weather ever de
vised.
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Are at No. 2O9 Main street, with
q complete stock of Pianos, Organs,
Musical instruments and Sheet Mu-
sic, all fresh and new. Orders for
any hing in their line promptly at.
tended to. Come and see.
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OPINIONS OF THE Pass.

tNew OrfchnS Price Current. New Orleans
s tE - louisiana
Tie great English remedy which is nov
attracting sllcn attention throughout The.
Eastern states, is the property OF DR.. Edgar
lnShrOp, an eminent ply sieiaa of Boston.
In cases of Nervous Debility and Broken
Down ConsAi tufisns, its effects are perfectly
iaarvelous, never faitiHg IN curing the most
STUBBORN cases, and giving thai reliefto the
patient which makes his Ii fe pleasure in
stead OF curse. In. Ilothrop viii be only
roo happy to send circulars and testimO-
nl0is OF leading men of this country free
upon application, and will furnish the med
fcine by express to the unfortunate persons
needfngtt These are not sensational state
ments, but facts, as the signatures to the
TESTIMONIALS now in the Doctors possessiOr,
are from gentlemen of standing who would
not lend their names for publication, unless
the article had the actual merit claimed
Davenport Democrat, Davenport. Iowa.l
How few people are found without some
indicat1ons OF nervous disease. This truth
ASs Afeeh recog mixed ever since classic ages.
when q sound body was held as the perfec,
ION OF human existence. Some from con-
genial diseases, Others from youthful irlfiis-
crei1On; some from alcoholic Indulgence or
100 Tree use Of tobacco. suffer from trcYnor
PaipitatlOn or nervous sxcitenaenf All OF
whfch can be removed and per;uaneatIy
cured by the English Remedy.
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Norton the Grocer.

Norton the GROCER, =
| Has the best assortment of sta
pie and fancy Groceries in the city,
and his prices are as cheap as the
cheapest 19-1w.
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s. Rees, tElc Halter.

At No, 10 North. Marion street,
pays especial attention to the reno
vntion of Old Hats. Gentlemen.
bring on your hats and You shall
have them again as good as new.
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Smoked Trout.

SmOked Trout.
Try those Smoked Mountain
Trout at Norton's. They are splen-
died. 8 19-lw.
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Ice Cream, base
For the best Ice Cream in the
city, go to Charley Price, Main
street, between Fifth and Sixth.
10 2-w.
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Ezra Snow,

Ezra Snow,
The Vegetable man, has left Main
street, and located at the telegraph
Office, No. 7. North Fifth, where he
will hereaft er be found with full
supplies of everything in the cat
able line. 19-1w.
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For Sale.
A Scholarship on Baylies' Com
mercial College, Keokuk, Iowa, for
sale cheap. Call at this Office.
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corrected weekly by n. W. Briggs and
Thos. Nestor. The former gives US the prices
of grain, and the latter the prices of other
produce and groceries.]
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ru,Jnd;,y.nol;s JouynaI "Yaa

The Indianapolis Journal, snakes
fun nit US" because, in recording the
baptizing of several converts in White
Water, we used the word "emersion'
to signify the process. The Journal
critic, no doubt, would have been sat
isfed had we used the word INNER
sion," and yet the signifeation is
about the same. we opine. We are
aware that s.emersion" means the re-
Of one heavenly body from
behind another, after an eclipse, and
yet Chambers in his Encyclopedia,
remarks that 1.-THE IMMERsIoNs and
EMERsIoNs of Jupiter's first satellite
are particularly useful for finding the
longitude of places.''A
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DR- DARROW'S REMEDIES.
BALSAM OF. LIFE!

The old Doctor has discovered Medical
Properties that will cure Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group, Whoopipg
Cough, Diseases OF the Chest, Lungs, Diffi-
cuis gs.ea thing, and all tse kisefsses of tn e
Pulmonary organs For - Blood Purifier
this remedy cannot be eXceffed.
Professor Walther, of this city says. @The
wcr3ai never knew such remedy"
Ore of our Druggists says: at is the best
Iaeasicin earth.' - = 55s
Ic1zn Mackey- grocer in this city, says:
ssI Always Keep the Bsalsasn of Life in m y
farlsly. 1t saved he life OK my son Charley
in a case of Group"
We have hundreds of testimonials equal.
~ As good.
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For Water,

For Soda Water, stfsE
And the best Lemonade in the
city, and all kinds of CONNECTIONS
aries, go to Charley Price, Main
street between Fifth and Sixth.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Wholesale Agents:

Wholesale Agents: sge
John +. Henry 4 CO., New York City SIS
johnson, Holloway & Co., philadelphia
Seth ). Hapce, Baltimore, Mdf5 ases5
2 =. Monte0 y q Co, New Orleans La
Illinois. =
John ID. Parks, Cincinnati, Ohio
strong z Cobb, Cleveland, Ohie.
Collins Bros, 81. Louis No.
/ b. E. Alfred, Louisville, Ky.
G.. EDGAR LOTHROP, M. D.,
/ -siss lore PaoPRIRToR, -E8s az
las cs.rs street, ne.s..
Who may be consulted personally or by let
ter, free II charge. iS-iV
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The following exhibit by
Auditor of Wayne County, Indiana the current Of the
delinquent collected
men 1874 school Supen
tendent of Public Instruction, and Congressional
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For Sale, Cheap. r.e2L
A new Top Spring Wagon. In
quire at the Bon Ton Bakery. Is 1
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]. A. Wall. ..-.-
At Union Grocery, 900 Main
street, does all kind of repairing to
Sewing; Machines. and also keeps
for sale Sewing Machine Needles.
and all other fixtures belonging to
the same. Call and see him. 18 1
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Beams Patent Pump.

j. G. Chandlee, in Reds build
ing, on North Fifth street, is man :
ufacturing this celebrated Pump.
It works easy, is cheap, durable.
and never freezes. Call and see it.
II 3w
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AGood supply

OF pre- paid Envelopes and Postal
Cards now at the Postoffice.
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STATE OF INDIANA,
WAYNE COUNTY,

era 1rE on 1NDIANA ezSs as1s1a
WAYHr oounrY sssaess ssss.l es5.ai a3H9sias. 80
couny do hereby
Township School Corporation Funds
June,1 49,, ss4 - ~sfaea4
Witness my official SEAL day June ss
n.
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IA MES WILLIAMS.

y DIR. LOTHRoP-Dear Sir:I Feeling that T
owe you n debt of gratitude can never re-
pay, send YOU the following statement of
whu your truly wonderful remedy the
have done for me, hoping that IL may be OF
benefit to You and to thousands OF Others
who have suffered like myself:
had been afflicted for about ten vears
with that most terrible of all diseases, Ner-
vous and General Debility, and although
had tried nearly all the remedies and many
Phys1cdans, had been constantly growing
Al length, by the earnest solicitations of
n friend. 1 consented to try the Cordial BALM
OF Syrfculn and Tonic Pills without the
slightest faith In their efficacy. had NOT
new hope, and no~, after the use of buf
four packages, consider yself a-well man
l. can retire al night and sleeY, sountiIy
something have been unable to do before
Tor years. am gaining in flesh, and, in
fact never felt better in my life.
Very Respectfully, W. II. ofOTCRY.
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DROP LETTERS.


Persons calling for these letters Will please
say "advertiSed," and give the date OF this
list. b. w. DAVIS. p. N
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It
IN use arm constantly receiving and sneak
for themselves: - :"
= BROOKLYN, Feb. 81, 1879.
u. EDGAR LoTHRof, MD: HAs
Deaf Sir-ln reply to your kind letter of
inquiry, Il will state that have taken two
pack ayes Of the Cordial Balm of Syriculn
and Tonic Pills. and commenced on the
in il on the start, I am now free to confess
that its effects In nv case have been so
marked fi.af am well satisfied two or fhref,
am gaining rapidly in flesh, appetite is
very mach improved. sleep sound of
nights, and IN every respect feel like a new
being. Very truly yours,
60 10 JAMES WILLIAMS
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