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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-04-28
AND FAMILY MAGAZINE.

A monthly publication, is now in its 18th
year. 1t contains full account of all mat
terS pertaining to the craft, supplied by its
large corps of able contributors, both at
home and abroad, and is one of the best
mediums of Masonic information. Price
81 per year, in advance; with Masonic Chi o.
mo 81 80. Send p cents for sample copy.
Address VOICE OF MASONRY,
No. 1873 West Monroe ST., Chicago, ILL.,. and
Nos College Place, or p. o. Box 1889, New
York City. 23-ly
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Cherokee Remedy.
he Great Indian Dfuretfc. 1nfn'
itely Superior to Buchu.

Nine-tenths of the human family suffer,
directly or indire6 thy, at Gme time or other
from disease or irregularities of the genera
tive system, while the victims OF lndfscre-
ton, and Quack treatment, are compare
lively numerous.
The idea that patients cannot treat them
ago been exploded. A good and reliable
medicine, prepared by an experienced ply
stefan, from the original indian recipe,
that is guaranteed to effect a
SPEEDY AND RADICAL CURE.
Can be as safely relied upon as the prescrip-
tions of the most skillful practitioner. such
"a medicine is the celebrated
CHEROKEE REMEDY.
Full directions accompany each bottle,
ouick and permanent cure is guaranteed.
Price 81 per bottle.
THE CHEROKEE INJECTION
Should always be used In cojunction with
the Remedy for both incipient and ofSti-
nate cases of GonOrrhpa Price S2.O0 per
bottle.
CHEROKEE CURE.
For seminal weakness, (spermatorrnea.) Is
a simple vegetable medicine that W as used
for many years in the practice of the ply
stefan who first gave the remedy to the pub
lie. 1t has effected cures that would scarce
ly be credited except on ocular evidence of
the fact. Full directions, with pamphlet
containing all particulars OF sniptoms,tr cat-
ment, etc, accompany each bottle. Price
$500. Sold everywhere.
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I Lieu Macaroof, of the Russian
navy has invented plaster for
stopping leaks in vessels. What a
pity that plaster couldn't have been
pasted on the State treasury dur
ing the last Legislature. It would
have made money for the State and
fame for its inventor.
An old gentleman named March,
says the Boston Herald, died recently
in Charlestown, who was most
eccentric genius. Though possessed
of some wealth, he had but one pleas
ure-that of theater going. He would
economize in everything else, but al
ways treated himself to sight of ev-
cry new play or actor, good or bad.
He left no heirs, and few relatives,
and his property was disposed of in
several singular ways. The principal
item of his will provided for the in
vestment of sum sufficient to realize
$500 per year clear, which was to be
expended in theater tickets, to be
given away to poor. respectable people,
not over one dollar each to be paid
for the tickets. The trustees under
the will are otherwise given full au-
thority in the carrying out of this
provision, and will to-day perform the
first act under it, spending the whole
sum allowed. They have selected the
Boston Theater, Museum, Globe, and
Howard, and will furnish one hundred
and twenty five tickets to each for any
performance desired by the parties
receiving them.
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A gentleman who lives in Port
land, Maine, owes great deal to
the tact and readiness of his SER
want girl and there isn't any doubt
he'll reward her at the first oppor~
tunity. He came home late not
long ago and after receiving the
usual curtain lecture from his wife
went to sleep. Morning came, as
morning usually does. and the
Portland man arose, AM dressed
himself. That's he dressed himself
as far as he could, but he didn't put
on his coat for his coat wasn't to be
found. His wife hunted up that coat
at once; and she found it, alas! in
the room of the servant girl. The
wife hadn't read the Beecher trial
reports and all about Tilton and
Bessie Turner for nothing, and the
manner in which she put that and
that together when she discovered
the coat was startling. She de-
handed an explanation, but the
poor man couldn't tell how the
coat came in the servant girls
room. He was taken unprepared.
Then the girl herself, alluded to by
the wife, as that wicked trollop,r
was called in and asked to explain.
She explained. It seems thai the
husband had carelessly left his coat
on a chair down stairs, the hired
girl being away from home. When
the girl returned she threw her
shawl on the same chair With the
coat. Before going to bed she
TUNED off the gas, and picked up
the shawl, and upon reaching her
room she found she had taken the
coat, too. but forgot to bring it
down in the morning. That was
all there was of it The wife was
satisfied, and the husbands graft
tude for the girls deft explanation
was spoken only in his eyes, but in
them abundantly. He'll not leave
his coat the next time.
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In reference to Patent Laws cheerfully given
Copies of the Laws and Rules and Regula-
tiOns of the Patent Ofhce, will be sent gratis
on application. In apply ing .forxaxPaten
the applicant should
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xXyAsHING. WASHING

Family Washings wanted at THE HOME
EORTHE FRIENDLESS. All washing
wedonc and at low price. 21-u
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THE CHEROKEE INJECTION
CHEROKEE CURE

Should always be used IN cojunction witt
the Remedy for both incipient and ohsti
nate cases of GOnOrrhea Price S2.O0 pei
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CHEROKEE REMEDY.

Full directions accompany each bottle,
nd if they are but faithfully followed, q
uick and permanent cure is guaranteed.
Price 50 per bottle.
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COPIES OF CLAIMS

Since 1895, will he furnished on the reception
of 81, the applicant giving the full name of
the patentee. nature of the invention tiay
ofthe patents, etc.
Washington City, Dec. "a, lS75s
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Susceptible Of being illustrated by model,
or 1T consists in a chemical compound;
samples of the Ingredients in their CONNER.
cial state, and also in the proposed prepared
form, should be sent.
Also, a full description of the invention
or discovery, and its advantages should be
given as is practicable, to aid In the proper
preparation OF the papers.
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ABPersons believing they have made an
invention or discovery in art or science, and
DESTROYS of knowing whether the same has
been patented, by Transmitting to us q
model, or drawing, or q sufYicient descrip-
ton to make the Invention Ineligible, can
have a thorough examination made in the
Patent Office, and the result of said eXam-
ination forwarded to them for a reasonable
compensation.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-05-05
.lexa. Gazette t. Virginia Advertise
IjNCLE BILLY OBJECTS TO CIVIL
RIGHTS.

| 'in,erviewed' Uucle Billy, good colored
friend Of niue, the other day, on the question
OF civil rights 49,,
.sDon't want muffin mo-, said Uucle Billy.
"G,l 100 much already iur dis n'ggah.
How is that, Uucle Billy? Is it no. good
,hipp TO be equal before the law p
Now, Malse Boss" gruuted Billy, plain
tiyeN, 'dar's jist whar de misery comes 10.
We're ekal beto' de law, an dar yer hit our
weak put. Bcfo' de law, eft uiggah stole chick.
en- an pig, yer jerked hin up. guV him thirty
nine lashes an let him GO But jist let cul
lud pus,ou try it DOW Yer hauIs him fore
Cour' au' sens him to de peniteutiary JUS; like
he was Que of yer poor white trash. Dat $
what lis 10 be ekal fore de law
suggested to Uucle Billy tnat this might
tc otvlated by being lit c more honest.
"Marse Boss, " interrupted Bill y, I'VE CAM
run agiu ma ur. It's nat'ral iur nlygah TO steal
ply aud ehickeo, tryin: siza. Yer know it is
au faint DO use tying to stop US. NV, We
uus are willin' to let you uus alone, aud you all
ii,' let Us alone 90 this pint. We're powerful
weak on dis pint, Mar>e Boss:
jus, here a preverse and disloyal spirit
temp,ed nc to hint to Z Gle Billy that the
colored people were Indebted to their Rtpub-
eau tlicuds for this change in their status.
Well, den, M&rse Boss, said he, ''all Is
got to say is, dc laws got to be changed. Mus
hah "a law for dc white man and a law for de
black man.
Strange as it may seem, some OF our best
citizens echo Uncle Billy's sentiment. They are
irclnrd to view the Uegro's minor tranSgres-
sious in lcnleDt light, and koow that some
of our Democratic judges impose lighter penal
ties upon culored men for sma otfenses than
they would do in cases whore the guilty par
ties we're white.
Before Uuclc Billy left asked him how he
would like TO sit down atlhe table with white
folks u. the hotels.
Great Gnddlemiyhty - exclaimed the good
old mau. Il allow ynuse tryin to make fun
o dis chile. Why, you knows yourself dat no
cu'lud pusson ebber lets 4 white mau see en-
eat if dry kin help it.
This is strictly true. The ordinary Southern
negro will not eat in the presence OF white
spectator.
swell, UIcle Billy said, lit is very evi
dent that you ,iou't want any civil rights
mt anything mo, thank you replied
Billy. "Ncariy done ruined now. Hev to pay
my own doctors bills lost all my money iu
the Freedmen's Bank nebbcr got 40 forty
acres an de mule dcy promised ME; an can't
help myself to little chickeu. iryin' size,
wiiout gwine to de penitentary. | Sc got 'nuif
cbb rights y
The above is no production of the fancy. l
is q true incident, honestly told, and 1t Is ln.-
possible to talk to the country negroes without
hearing Just such things as have related. -
Wallace Putnum Reel IN the independent
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REGULATOR
J. III. ZEILIN q Co
Nucnu. e,a.. and PhiladeIDilia.

j. III. ZElLlN u CO.,
Macon, Ga, and Phiialeiphia.
The symptoms of Liver Complaint are
unessiness and pain in the side. come
times the pain is in the shoulder, ana Is
mistaken for rheumatism: The stomach
is affected with loss of appetite and
sickness, bowels in general costlve
5, nletines alternating with lax. Inc
bend is troubled with pain, and dull
heavy sensation, considerable loss OF
memory accompanied with painful SEN
sation of having left undonc something
which ought to have been done. Ol!en
complaing of weakness, debility, aud
low spirits. Sometimes many Of the
.bove symttorns attend the disease, and
81 other times very few of them; bat
The liver is generally the organ most IN
volved.
Ncarlv all diseases originate from Indigestion
and Torpidity of the Liver, and re!iel Is Always
snxousy sought ster hasth i 'aH aimost m'ii nvsrby
snrnr.d Want ol action in the Liver causes
H.udsche Constipation, Jaundice, Pain IN the
shoulders Cough. Chiils, Dizziness, Sour Stonl-
ach bad taste in the mouth, bilious attaeKs' pa'
pitation of the heart, depression OF sFrits or !nE
blues. and hundred other symptoms, Tor which
SIMMONS LIVER REGu LATORls Is The oeS'
remedy that has ever been discovered IL scIs
mildly, tif .ctually, and being asimpte vegetable
compound, can do no injury III any quaht'tles
that it may be taken. II Is harmless III eve
way it has been used for 10 years and hundreds
of the good and great from All parts Of the coun
try vii: vouch for its being the lmrest and best
The Clergy.
my wifo and self have used the Regulato1
for wears and testify to its great virtues. "-Rcv
j. K. Fielder, Perry Ga.
Ladies' Endorsement.
"I have given your medcinca thorough trial,
and IN no case has it tailed TO give lull Satisac
tion."-Ellen Meacham, Chattahooche, Fla.
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Handmade WorSted Work.

In this departncnt can be found Infants
Socks, hIittcns, shirts, Sacques, Ovec Drawers,
in white and coIored, of the newest styles.
znss- Every lady should examine our stock of
the above mentioned goods before purchasing
elsewhere Was: lagton, nov ''-onl
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TEN GOOD RULES.

From the Martnsburg Statesman
The following was found among the MSS. Of
the lamened Rev. A, II. H. Boyd, D. d., af-
ter is d, cease A COPY was furnished me, at
my request, ty his-esteemed widow. | have
Thought that these excellent rules of his, tor the
gov, rnmcnt of his ministerial and Christian COZ
duct, might be we'll studied by any minister,
by these memorials, he being dead, Yet
speake,h. DR.. B went through part Of his
theological studies at Eilnburg, aud often
referred in after life, to the eminent Chalmers.
NJ.
Being on the eve ofmy departure from E lin
burg for the Continent aud impressed with
tn! conviction that | shall be surrounded ty
dangers and temptations, calculated to obstruc.
my communion with God, aud impede my pro
grcss in the dlvlue lie, ii is my purpose, 10 IT
lance upou Gods grace, to eudeavor. in all my
conduct, to have regard to the following res
uiutlUDS:
Resolved first. that will spend portion
Of every day iu readiog the Word of God, n
prayer and meditation, aud that no clrcum-
stances whatever, shall prevent me from lulh-
Ing these duties.
Second, That all my conversations, whether
With strangers or acuua,ntauces, shall be con,
ducted as u the immediate presence OF God,
ani with the view to my spiritual aud moral
improvement.
Thlrl, That will visit no place which may
have tendency to excite the uuhoy passions
OF Jur fallen nature, aud that | will not un-
necessarily, bring myself under the Influence OF
Nh'nl tcmp'atlouS.
Fourth, That will never BE- ashamed to
own my Christian profession. aud that | will
Suiy Ia rrcumm nd the gospel to those with
WHOM may have Intercourse, by cxomplitylng,
Ia my al ireSS and whole department, the fruits
I'll lhn SPIRIT, viz: gentleucSs, humility, meek
less, stability OF purpose, aud holy tranquility
OF mlud
Filth, That | will endeavorc to acquire as
hu.h information as possible 10 regard To the
ie'lSlouS, moral aud clvi state of the countries
III Which may travel aud that, to this end, L
VIII elubrace every favorable opportunity for
maA'ng Inquiries and for studying the mauners
"ai @>!o;uS Of the . 'ople.
>X h, faa, will constantly keep 10 view the
,'cFcu office To which am aspiring, aud that
Will engage i'll nothing which know would he
"c 'hSi>tent with the ministerial character, "r
""'e' would be ashamed ar afraid toaroW be-
lore the world.
Seventh, That uoless prevented BY clrcum-
>a'c beyond my coutro | will devote part
VI each day to the study of theology; aud, IN
I'a't to accomplish this. will endeavor to rise
v SIX cl'ck every morning.
"shth. Thar, 10 all my dealings, | will stu iy
'"s >trctrst possible economy.
,,.;th N'"th. That will watch against every temp
''o' >uhdue the first risngS OF uuhoy de-
,Is' ,I,'Ss' aud, by r,fecuug upon eteroal objects,
~ ' a''tertaln'y and shortneSs Of life, the love
y,5' uoa AS manifested 10 the gift of His Sou,
nrIsaV'r nr% TO grow 10 grace aud the knowledge
no,h. aeu'h. That will read over these resolu.
"VuS at least three times week.
A. II. II. BOYD.
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Dress Makers recommend 1t as being the best
Corset to fit a dress over, because it is cut il
such manner that the front and back seams tit
like seams /" dress.
And it is superior to any other Corset now in
use because its peculiar style of cutting gives
sufficient lu lness ri the bosom, without folding
nj tie top; gradually and closely dtting to, and
over the hips, is longer front and back than or
dinsry CorSets, and in fact is the only Corset cut
in This form. ...,,., -,
IT, addition TO the DOLLAR CORSET will
be found u large assortment Of other makes Mt
tn" following prccs-Sl.2 ., Sl.3O Sl.Io, S2'oo,
81 so and 50
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WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY
w MEMS WEAR, &c.-We have in store
these goods IN infinite variety well selected, and
ut low prices. ID. +. BSASdEAR.
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"ARDW ARE, CUTLERY
III GARDEN TOOLS, &c,
At IS King, on the corner of Royal st.,
Alexandria, Virginia.
The subscribers are receiving full supply OF
goods in the liae for the Spring trade, to which
they invite tn" attention of wholesale and retail
purchasers Than iul for pas! favors, we solicit
n continuance Of your patronage. Orders Will
receive prompt attention.
J. T. CkElGHTON & SON,
NH 20 IS King street, corner Royal.
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TABLE, DAMASk, NAPKINS, TOWEL
| i INGS, WINE CLOTH, &c.-We otter
these goods in great variety and at popular
prices. ~ r. hHAohh hAn.
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NsTANTAN EoUs STAhPlN =
~ THE
STAMPING DEPARTMENT

q EEN'S TION HOUSE,
and uair Goods Manufactory.
Material stamped in few seconds. Retail at
wholesale prices. PIC per yard for stamping
scolop; sc per yard Tor any pattern not exceeI-
ing inches Encourage home enterprise. Over
1909 designs, with daily additions OF our own
manufacture. Stamped Band and Sleeve given
Tor every IS cents worth Of stan ping done here.
CuAS w. GkkEN,
anl2 IS King street.
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CPRING & SUMMER SHAWLS, SKIRTS,
y SC These goods were purchased OF the
largest houses in New York and Philadelphia,
and are certainly very beautiful.
u. T. BRASHEAR.
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Under Vests and Drawers,

For Ladies' Misses Children ard Infants, in
high neck ard long sleeves, high neck and short
sleeves, low neck and short sleeves, with Draw
ers To match in Ill sizns
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HOSIERY,

FOR LADIES, CHILDREN and INFANTS
Our stock of Hosiery is large and vol assert
cd in qualities, styles and prices.
For children you can find the half three quar-,
ter and extra long Hose in English, French and
American manufacture, Brown and White Bal
brlggan, Brown anu White. Lisle Thread, China
AMI Pearl silk. Particular attention is called to
new stock of Childron's Fancy Cotton and
Merino Hose, just received.
For la lies-an elegant assortment in Bslbrig-
gan, Lisle Thread, Silk, Merino and Fancy Hose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-10

the military victory in which Ethan Allen
took the leading part but the I'M
mortal utterance in which he sum-
moned the British commander to sur
render. In whose name?" exclaimed the
startled Briton, when he saw the Green
Mountain boy standing with drawn sword IN
the citadel of his fort. SIN the name OF the
Great Jehovah and the Continental Congress,
was the electric answer of Allen, and these
words are written imperishably in letters OF
gold in the history of this country.
Thus did Ethan Allen define the cause for
which he and his countrymen were contend
ing. American independence had not been
proclaimed the Congress of the colonies was
still without central authority but the people
recognized it as their supreme voice. they
believed the Revolution they made to be
justified by Heaven and by their Congress but
it was reserved for Ethan Allen to speak their
conviction under circumstances the most
dramatic that could be imagined. He summed
up the inspiration of the whole Revolution In
a sentence.
1t is fitting that this event-this grand idea
Of the Green Mountain boy, which is more
than an event-should have this centennial
celebration. It is the swelling prologue to
the imperial theme which will in 1876 be
honored not only by this country, but by all
nations, and by none more than by Great
Britain, from which Ethan Allen helped to
wrest the dominion of continent. The peo-
pie of the TIconderoga district will have the
sympathies Of all Americans to-day in their
celebration of Ethan Aliens conquest, and
the idea he first affirmed, which all the col
onies in the Declaration of Independence
recognized as the fundamental principle Of the
Revolution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-10

graduating, and meaning never to row again,
would be very glad to have their last race thu
easily the greatest they will have ever taken
part in.
With such generous prizes the only diff
Guilty likely to deter the professionals would
be the lack of six-oared boats. But as tbs
twenty-five college crews alone own whole
fleet Of these craft, and as the Freshmen will
nearly all be through with theirs three days
before, they could doubtless arrange, at any
rate with Saratogas help, to provide them,
selves in this direction without going far
while OF the accommodations of the beautiful
sheet of water on which the rowing is done
the half has not yet been told. 1t lies, then,
with Saratoga to carry out the plan above sug'
gested. She can do it if she only will, and
we are confident that should she SO determine
neither she nor any one else will ever regret it.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

non Carlos, vile arrived 10 Paris yesterday.
rev. Charles Chapman, or Montreal, is staying
at the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
me lecture towns out West are In despair DO
cause Bradlaugh is coming back.
Mr. John r. Raymond, the actor, - among Oh,
late arrivals at the New York Hotel
Rear Admiral william Reynolds, United stateI
Navy. d chartered at the Glsey House.
me Boston Post says that the rumor that
Matilda Heron has written q play IS Heroneous.
Major Browne. or the Ninety seventh regiment,
British Army, il registered a. the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
Judge Pierrcpont will proceed 70 Washington
rms week to enter upon Ills duties as Attorney
General.
n the country papers don't quit their jokes
ohont BARON scnickins somebody viii be calling
tnen ioul before another week i past
Inc case or DR.. John Bul OF Louisville, must be
regarded Ia the light 81 a warning. lie gave up
smoKiug ana two days afterward ne died.
Toe mother or olive Logan and Hon. Charlei
rooan. United states Minister 20 chill, IS lyina
dangerously in st her residence in Philadelphia.
Thc Rtr.le Conadielne, q Montreal monthly de-
voted to literature, history, science, SC, has
reached its twelfth volume, ana contains many
able articles.
AZ Booths Theatre, on saturday night one
whole row was occupied exclusively " iduies.
II was understood they we're members OF the Mon
taoue cab come 20 see u. J. N. play X. ~
Presentations 20 tac Prince OF wales az 81.
James, Palace are considered OF the Qaeen equi-
yaleat 10 presentations to her Majesty. IL makes
no difference what The common folks, VINO ars
presented, think about r.
INC British survey Of Palestine makes rapid
prorress. The last place idenuned i BcthaDara
the tord or the jordan where John baptized. 40
account OF this viii be given 10 the next quarterly
pamphlet Of the Palestine Fund.
me democrats OF St. Louis talk q running
Major Ralnwater for Mayor We sincerely rejoice
there Is no sucn name in the New York Directory,
ana we hope the Mayor VIII not come here, as our
politics are sufficiently mixed already.
AmOvement Is making IN England against Cardt
"a, wanntna's new title, and iunnty enough
AGAINST "nis possible claim 10 the precedence K
which IL would entite him IN countries where the
rome Il viewed with less suspicion than in Eng
land.n
Professor Brugset, while accompanying the
Hereditary Grand Duke 81 Mecklenburg-scn
on an expedition 70 sinai, has discovered IN the
lierary or the monastery nine hitherto unknown
portions OF the "Codex sinattcus,n the Oldest
extant manuscript or the New Testament
Though written with another purpose the fol.
lowing lines may De well applied this gay TO Ethan
Allen and his Green Mountain Boys:-
They had no thought Of storied fame;
They only watched, with their hearts aaame,
kor the call OF duty, when 10 came,
Ahundred years age