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ANNOUNCEMENT.

CONSTABLE.

MR FHITOH .—I*l"*e uni^tine" m* nam* ftn'tMAie f'*r Ihf r.ffiw nf Constable Tor Uninn Tn«n«hlr. at th» uppm'fhinr election. SnhI to the d«i»iun rf !ti" pfopl». «n«| nhlite ,*Jonr». v. JRPTIIA O. HOYLAN t.

SHERIFF.

Tn ermi^qti TV"1 nf th» trrerutaritr of th«» urn. pn*f)inr' nr f«» f-n*nn?inn. h*M at C-awfnrd«-t!||* on MayS 1®T0. 1 h«»r»hT.iinnnnnee m»*elf

For Secretary oj Stnlt,

fCORMAN EI»I)Y. of St'. Jn«ph Connt?. For Auditor oj Ftatt, JOn\ C. 8HOKMAKER. of Perr* County.

F^t Trffiturrr of Sin if,

JAiUvH D. RYWT. o? Marion Ownty. For A t'ornri/ Grnnal, BAYIjKRS W. FIANXA. of Vi*o County.

For fbiprritifmrfrai of Public Initrurtion, MILTON H. HOPKINS, of Montgomery C'onnty For .Twtq'f of Supreme Court. JAVFS ?,. WWIPFV. of Alton Connfr. ALEXANDER C. ixtWNKY. of OhinOnnly HAMI7K1. II. HC.SKIRK.of Monron County. JOHN I'KTTJT. of Tipceanoe Cnnnty.

DISTRICT TICKET.

'For Qmqrr*t—S'rwth Dirtrirl. MAHLON D. MANSON. For wig'—Eighth Judicial Dintrict.

TilOS. F. DAVIDSON.

For A tlornfv. 1itk Common PUat Dutrict. OEORGR D. HURLEY.

COUNTY TICKET.

For JirjtT'frntat'rr. JOHN W. COI'XKK. S For A iitlitor, JAMES II. WATSON.

For Clrrk.

ISAAC M.VANCK. For Trrarinrr. :i WAKItEN DAVIS

For Shrriff.

HL'Oll. E. SlD'KNKIt. For Corortfr. JOHN W.HUKK. *&For Sirvm/nr

JOn.N IH'CK.

•'ji Coinrairxionrrt. Flr^t Di«triet—JAMKS I.KE. Soonnd JliKtr oi—.IAMKS K. I1AI.I«.

Thint I)iftri"l—JAMFS McINTVKK.

LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.,

Napoleon Captured!

THE FRENCH ROUTED!

LONDON,

Sept. 3. 1 o'clock A. M.

French army has surrendered. Na

poleon captured. General Mahon

is shot.

The dispatch is signed by the king

of Prussia,

Township will meet at the voting pre

nominating candidates for township

Public Speaking.

John W. Conner, Democratic can

didate for the Legislature, will ad

dress his fellow citizens of Montgom

ery county, as follows

Stump's

Sept. 3, 7

Wayetown. Thursday. Sept. S. at o'clock P.

New Richmond. Friday, Sept !•, 7 o'clock P. M.

All. irrespective

Pleasant Hill. Friday. Sept. 10. at 7 P. M.

of party, arc re

quested to attend.

"Whore Does ho Monoy («.'"

Our neighbor of the Journal has

suddenly bt cn seized with a spasm of

reform. When a Radical is attacked iu this way, the disease assumes a roost violent shape, and like the Irih-

mtiu's pig there is a big cry. while but

littlo wool is clipped. A Radical

economist is curiosity, lie agonizes over dollar while millions and per

haps billions which slip into his

pockets are taken as of no account,

For example —in the last two issncs of

the Journal whole columns arc tal-en

up with the astounding discovery that

the Auditor of the County io his year

ly Statement of receipts and expeudi

tures, has an item which shows that

for "wood, light, dc.,'' there was ex I

ponded the enormous amount of S702

The Journal says, in order that they

might show how every cent wascxpond-

cd, tiny not long since sent a gentle I

man to the Auditor's office to take a

copy of nil the bills which had been

presented and allowed by the Hoard of

County Commissioners, during the fis

cal year ending June i?0th. and in sub-

stance say that the Auditor refused

the gentlemen permission so to do.

This is simply untrue. The gentleman

sent, demanded

books, papers, receipts. fcc.. nit/

of the Auditor's office for examination, and this th" Auditor properly re

fused to have done: but told him he could

eximine them in the office as much as

he pleased, or he would furnish him

with certified copies of all documents

ho wished, by payment of what the law

allowed for such work. This is tho

simple truth in this matter.

Hut the Journal can't get over the

8702. This amount of greenbacks

rises like a ghost to haunt him at ev

ery town. Where are the dollars? Oh

where are they Think of it tax-

psyers of Montgomery county! Af

ter ransacking offices and papers, and

questioning men on the .street corner

until their importunities became a nui

sance to their own party friends, they

have discovered, as all the evidence ol

NEW SERIES—VOL, XXII, NO 1

expense*) for the September Term of 8G77 25.

Circuit Court, 18fi0, the sum of

84G4 '10.' 'He desires information

an in.|«in«ndint e«ndiftnt« for the oflirn-of UDOQ the '"fuel, Mailt.", d*C." flllCStion. Sheriff. nnb *«t to thr Haitian of th* roHr«_ of Montgomery county nt trie n**\»r'nh»r r|yion [Jo must have it. Of the 8792, §375

JAMr.S N. nllRR. ... were spent for fuel, which includes. STATE TICKET.

(.)„], This supplied the

Clerk's, Recorder's, Treasurer's and

Auditor's offices, and also the couDty

jail cells and the court house. Think

of it. ye taxpayers! For all these

purposes for a whole year less than

ooe hundred cords of wood were used.

This included five terms of Court,

public meetings without number, the

poor man's Sunday school, with Mr.

and Mrs. Harter at its bead—pious,

pood people—who certainly would not

burn county wood unless they thought

they bad a rijrht so to c^o. The other

half of the 8792 was used for lipht, &c.

The "«{•:." question troubles our neigh

bor. lie wants information. He

must have it. The i'tfre." includes

$40 paid to that sterling Republican,

Ike Smith, for cleansing the public iustitution in the rear of the court house—used without regard to party,

I and which no other person could do so

well. Five dollars of it was paid to

another Republican—a former sher

iff—for mking said institution in

scarch of La Follel. supposed to be

iaierrfit therein. Some of it went for

hardware for the count}* jail some of

it for white-washing county offices,

court house and traveling around jail

and court house. Some for chairs for

court house, book cases for clerk's of

fice, new stoves for court house and

jail. In fact this $792. in addition to

all the wood and light, furnished all

the necessary expenses of the class re

ferred to above for all the offices and

officers in the county. We ask the

tax payers if this docs not prove that

instead of extravagance, exconomy

has been the watchword in the Demo-

cratic Administration—and, that none

but Democrats, would have done so

I well?

Township Meeting. Count.v Allowances and County

The Democracy of Coal (.'reck Reform

einct in Convention for the purpose of I ^,,

a a

officcs on Saturday the 17th of Sep-

tcmbcr. lion. Archibald Johnson

and other speakers will he present and

address the meeting.

Montgomery county to

onnttall^-

from the people by the Radical thieves

and plunderers now in power, by try

injr to show that the Democratic offi

cinls of this county, have been r.r/rav-

ni/ant in the use of the County iunds.

The last and greatest discovery made,

is, that at. the September Term, 1SG0.

of the Circuit Court of this county.

School IIou«e. Saturday. Sidener presented ati itemized M.

bill, which was passed upon as correct,

7 iind allowed by Judge Cowan—whose I loyalty and economy no one questions

i—amounting in all to the sum of I

S h! 10. The Journal says that one-

half of this expenditure was unneces

sary and charges it all up to Demo

cratic extravagance. We do not know

whether it was unnecessary or not—as

the Sheriff's business is something we

know nothing about, but comparing

the bill as presented by Mi'. Sidencr

with the bill presented just one year

before for tlie same term by a Radical

Sheriff, John N. MeConncl—we are

bound to say that extravagance is

again on the side of loyalty, and econ

omy on the Democratic banner. Hut

we will not waste words—but give

both bills- one by Mr. Sidener, Demo

crat, and the other by Mr. MeConncl,

Republican—and let the tax payers

read and judge for themselves.

/Sill ir?*rttni In Mr. Sttlrtfr. nnil al owel by Jn ll* Co/ran. ns prc.'iiit-'t! in the •hntrwtl. J. Knhi n*nn .1 niln SUttiTy .... II. r.nvnn .. ... WiUinm Cnwnn Williiim Suloiier Hen. Swnnk, ...» A. An'k'rson ... John Cnpnrr .. A. W. inuh SIIIIIIH'I Slovor S. A. Stilwcll Willinni Strnrnrt A I. MoUanii'l I. V. McAllister W 111 i:iin Martin (ifuiijtr Vntinr-iliill Williiim lirilton J. It. f*i|piier .Iiiinos Wricht. Jnhii llnitiin

Democratic Bill 8212 85. So the

b)oks will tally in every department

of government, whether city, county.

Siate or National. It seems impossi

b!e. no matter how honest or capa

ble Radical-! my be. for them to run

government of 3ny kind as cheaply as

do Democrats. Their dishonesty or

extravagance *cem.- to be a moral ob

liquify born with them.

which tbev cannot escape.

28 well and cheaper jthan his Republi

can predecessors—but wants the peo

ple to tharige froin economical Demo

cratic officers to extravagant Radical

ones, because the Radical State Con-

ises it to the people. Radical Plat

forms are the synonyms of fraud and

and force. Tax payers want promises

backed by actions—not promises,

which like pic crusts are made to be

broken.

"Where Docs the Money Go?"

The above is a question of great

importance, and we propose to answer

it.

In the first place a Radical Board of

Commissioners gave away of the taxes

collected from the people one. hundred

and twenty Jive thousand dollars, to a

railroad corporation, without one cent

in return and against both the letter

and spirit of the law. In the next

place, Radical lawyers, one of whom

is the radical candidate for clerk, sim

ply swindled the county out, of large

amount of money, as documents here

after will show. What we say are

matters of public record.

Io 1864-5 a Republican office-hold

er proved defaulter in a large amount

of money. The Auditor of State

brought suit against the county to re

cover that sum—and John M. Butler

and the fir T.hoBjsoD & Ristiuo

were employed by the County Com

missioners to defend the County—Mr.

Thomson appearing for and in behalf

of the firm of Thomson & Ristine.

These gentlemen entered into a con

tract in writing with the County Com

niissioners to do the work for a certain

is a copy ••This agreement witnesseth thai we, Ah'xiuider Thomson and John M. Hutlcr, nproe to attend to the case of the State of Iniliaii'i on the relation of the Auditor vs the Board of Commissioners of Montgomery cmintv. now pending in the Montgomery Circuit Court. September Term. IMif), in I)-half of the county, through all the Courts until a final decision is reached, on the following terms to-wit: Wo arc to have S-!00 each whether the suit is gained or lost ly the County. 6-100 each if is partly gained by the conrm-, that is. if the claim is reduced 810,0 )0 or over, nnd $-300 each if the suit is finally decided wholly in favor of the county. If any additional counsel becomes ncci'ssnry, the Hoard arc to pay for such couns-1, uj-on such terms as we an-1 said Board may agree to, as to the amount to be paid and the person employed. A. THOMSON

JOHN

S -M TO '.'I till 3 It)

I'i 00

i' 10 2t 1.0 '."1 till ihi uo St 00 S4 to

Total ..•.S4,i4 40i "..

permission to ttike /Sill prerevtcd by Mr. Mr Connel, and allowed by I "^f" om'n s^' 11"

Juthjt Comm. jurt rmt ueur before ths same term at Court. 1. JOHN N. McCONNK!,.

Sheriff of Montgom- I

erj county, nsk the lollowinc allowances to-wit:

for the September term of tho .Montgomery I'jreuit C«mrt» l.-CT. Kur nervine (irand and l'ettit Jurors 5 i?4 .TO Mil use per same ?0 (HI Uaililf fnr tlr-snd Juror? iu

KIPl.NO BAILIFF 9 FOIl COfKT,

Wm. Suman .11 ,lohi nvder Ill Iiiine.s richt 5 Milton Ktdsey 9 W. II. Nbircii 1-. .tames Ynnnr?diill 3" John Sparks .5 John Koss ...5 Jack Weekly ... l.enrKe Horsey 6 »oH COl'KT BAII.IKFS M.Rountreo \i tieorce Vanar-d.ll l-j 1-ur boarduia Jurors nnu ltnilifr ... Kor hor-e hire.... 1J I-or-stntioiiary. tn. K»mey Kir pla.-tericis patch on Court Koom Kur ultendiuR Court

How do these bills compare? hi t-

p««? Let ,h, books.

len or fifteen years, that l#st year for Court, SIG4 -10. Bill presented ess. 11 I /I I

879i.Ti"T-iJ".

This contract, provides among other

things, that these gentlemen will at

tend to the case, "through all the courts

until a final ilrrision is ntiehcd," and

McCartv, Auditor,

a 0

Com

Mont

gomei county.

1.1 36 CO

John M. Butler nnd .Mexander Thomson, attorneys for said d'*fcndnnts, desire to innke a statement to your Honot iiblc Hoard ns to their service in this ca «e. At the time of their employment bv the Commis-

14 (i Judge rettit nppoilcil ttic same to the Suit* 50 preme Court. Alter this Jnd$e Pettii commenced nnother suit, nnd in this case judgment was rendered in tke. Circuit Court in favor of the defendants. Again, from this judgment, Judge Petti? appealed to the Supreme

C4 W 24 00 1-.0 00 l'.fJ Lli

S 10 3rt UO 5 (U oo

Tutnl JC77 '-5

is the economy and where the cxtrava- chance caused your attorneys to attend that .,

Democratic extravagance in tho man- Bill presented and allowed Siijcner, decision of the Court wn« in in favor of the "'-i®

acement of COUnty affairs in the pa«t Democrat, for Sept. Term. 1869, Cir- Commissioners, thus relieving tt.e county .', 7 nT,''^ ?, 7 TM

Excess of Radical bill ovet nade in consequence thpreof, they ougfit to have additional compensation for the service rendered. We have each received on the contrac'. $300, and we think ihit we each should ieve a further sum of five hundred dollars.

Tiik

J. M. BUTU'R.

Signed. September 0th, ISC'o.

K. CORDIS. Hoard of DAVIII LONO, County TAYI.OR Bi'rriNOTON*. Commissioners.

that "if the suit is finally decided families of those among vou whe fall

wholly in favor of tho couoty," they field of honor. We .--end you our first contribution of ten thousand dollars. May the God of battles be propitious to you. Vicc In Francc.' The suit was finally decided "wholly

are to receive 5500 each—Mr. Rutler

8500. aud Thomson and Ristine 8500

in favor of the county" aud these gen-

r! H! the face of the above contract, solemn

A. THOMSON, J. M. BUTLER.

It will be seeu by the above that

1 from excess of what they had solemnly „.

The Journal virtually admiu'that! contract $200 each-tfcey bav- ^mined" thi .., |, «Qnn June 1st last, admitted tb.i Mr. hidener has done hjs work lulij

1 a a a a

promises to be broken and when they A°d these are fair representatives

say one thing they mean another, of the leeches who are trying to pet

Economy in them means extravagance. the public crib in Montgomery

Declaring the 5-20 bonds payable in

greenbacks, means the Gold Funding

Bill and leaving the question of Suf

frage. to the loval States, means the

Fifteenth amendment, which steals

that right from the States by fraud

they had each received on the contract House, and this, as well as other simi-

S300, and they coolly ask for S500,-j

each, more—or tix hundred dollars in

to his would be constituents! Let

him palliate this transaction, if he

can, by which he, as a silent partner,

3 S a

and the Boird of Commissioners—who are allowed by law These men defy no doubt, were cajoled and hoodwink-j all law and seorn all restraint: In the irofd old Democratic days the

cd by the plausibility of their storjK—, a »i whole uutnber of clerks employed io

vention in its Platform says reform is hearsal of their labors and troubles, eeeJed twelve hundred, but now, un

necessary in county affairs,?and prom granted to them in consideration of der this cco,,omial administ. ation, the their terrible trials and tmvels §20(Tj number ot clerks in the Treasury Department aione exceed

h, in excess of their contract.,

county. One of them—Mr. Kistine—

with one half of the $200 allowed Mr*

Thomson in his pocket as his share of

the transaction, is now traversing the

couuty and talking about economy and

reform. Let him explain this matter

now holds of the people's money, one the Radical administrations, and put ,.

representatives. These things must

be reformed. The people know that

men who thus crave for public money

while in private life, will never do to

entrust with public funds, where so

much depends upon honor anji hones

ty. Let the watchword be, Democratic

officers aod reform.

A PROMINENT radical politician of

our city, who has become jealous o!

Peter Kennedy, speaks of him as

"Lew Wallace's man Friday."

THE

war between France nnd Prus

sia, is rapidly drawing to a close. In

every engagement so far, the French

have been disastrously depleatei. The

Prussians have inundated the Empire

like a flood, and while they move in

compact masses, the. lrreoch ar§, 'icat-.

tered and bewildered. The destruc

tion of McMahon's and Biizaine's ar

mies, which is liable to take place at

any day, with the certain capture of

Paris, will close one of the shortest

and bloodiest wars record.

,. it JityNA AL ttOHA k.0liK.vl..ls i- the .j.p Kri'tich jirniv Thev tiro nio^t^ price ol which contract flu following irtuiti .itm^. hl_\ .m. nn i. starry name of a gu 1 whom a^litlit- jnntccrs. who have dune many veai can ceostw taker can io across the nth.

Elyria (Obio) Democrat says

'•We doo't take mue.h stock in this base ball folly, but do hope that all who can pray will remember the ljlyria spurts in their morns ng and evening devotions. Their eagernoss to uive and acccpt challenges, before learning how to plav the game, is bringing the town into disrepute."

the 9th of August, the French residents of San Francisro sent the following cable dispatch '-Soldiers of Fiance—Three thousand leagues separate us from the mother country, but our hearts are with you. In the uiid«i£ of the hazards of war you can i.ave the consolation of knowing that your brothers in California think of the

THE

!o tlcmen wore entitled to their money—I reigning f.miily ol lireat Britain con-

,3 S! 8500 each. Were they satisfied? In ^in«lV of Prussia,

af IS following pe- Ennli.-h warrior kinirin the person of

unmilitary character of the

If we^lcave out of account William III., who was not an Englishmen, it

oo I 'j written and signed by these i:entle- f,,ur centuries and a half since an

n1«. With the Yorkish and Lnnc:istnri in Kinjrs

withouf diers.

Representatives that the Secretary of the Navy asked an appropriation for four hundred more naval officer? than there are in the service of the navy And Congress passed the appropiiation. ThequestioD that now arises is, what has been and what will be done

Couit. The case in the Supreme Court was reversal, and sent back to this county for f'irtlter proceedings. At this stage of the proceedings, Peitit had the venue changed to tb$ Cbcuii Court of Ikione county. This There arc no such officers to whom the

of some fifty thousand dollars of indebted- ly "fobbed by party favorites, or is a .t m.. Hiddefnrd. Me.

I .T

iirirmZwp-lrT:I w™.

WAS allowed as biis lor .lerfflf Cmuit Oourt, AI ih© tizr.c the ftfrreement for fees was dent .....-• .Ooe thm^ only is cl&nr tbcro jui).to3

CEAWFOEDSVIIIE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY INDIANA, SEPTEMBER 3, 187, cJ WHOLE NUMBER 1381

ire no officers to whom it can be paid. WhaJ, is done with the money is the mystery.

These things need investigation they should be inquired into and corrected. but they never will be as long as we have a Radical House of Representatives. Elect a "Democratic

pmbed and es-,

posed and the rmhtful remeay applied.

day- -Musa c.it qnently Acquired a srood deal of thecitiz-nsof tViWord-sviiie an

1 1

A t'LEUiiVMAN in New York days since, explaint^d that "science must stop, or religion can not go on. The New Advertiser suggests that he stop.

....

There was due them-jof the House, the Secretary ot the to them of

ing already received S300. each, ^VtUof'"hcfu7.d.s oMheTr^ but they wanted S«)00 each, more sixteen hundred clerks inorc t-hnu

m, K. .t. rr .1- .!.» larger room, we have reduced the prices of goods our lmo I asreed to take.

all the departments in Washington ex-

degance of law. This is the way the people's money goes. This is the way their taxes are squandered. How l"ng shall it last How long will the people submit to be thus plundered and robbed Is it not time to clean out. the Augean stable of corruption, extravagance and venality? Is it not time to send men to congress who wiil expose all the rascalities and vibinies that have been perpetrated on the Government during

a stop to these robberies of the pub-

hundred dollars for services never ren- ,, lie Treasury? Is it not time Jar a dered, one hundred dollars excess

lhorouph jnge of ru erri

of an usurious contract entered into abuses' need to be investigated and between his partner and the peoples

experience in the management ot their

The heavy French cavalry arc tolcr

Oriental hor-es. and tlie balance are bought up in the Ardennes, n.-gcs. and other mountain di-tricts oi' I* ranee,

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

OTITIC is hereby liver, that the itndcr.-isncd has bee a iippuinted I'.X'-cu'nr nt the e-tate ot David A. Sh.iniMn. dcei-a.-cd. anl e-tate is solvent. JUSKI'il .1. SHANNON. sep3.vX Kxeeiitor.

EXECUTOR'S SALE.

Ol'K'Ki- hereby civen that will fell

kitchen liirnitiire and other aritcie.- ....

I 'hi ntne^npts and the uus t.j uiennnn. TKU.M.-I A credit "f nine months

race of Rriti.-h rovtil heroes came tf note with approved .•reurny. waivitn valuation r, .. :ind iippi'ai.-iiiorit Jaw-, iml uuit*r, cj.-h in •isncod. But from the lime of the hi

4 I t.

•j Great Elector to tho present day the rer.- J. SIIANXdn *. «opt Kxfi-titor. line ol HrnDdeoburr ha? never been =5oU v.

one nr more eminent DISSOLUTION.

How Ihe Money liot'i.

During the debate on the navy ap

propriation bill in Congress, General

sioners. the case then pendinsr was after- ... ., .. terward tried in Oie Circuit Court of this George .Morpan. ol Ohio, stated tn 9 u» county, nnd .iudffinent was rendered in fa- a speech on the floor of the [louse ofi ,LT' 'j .l._ J..r 1 r- -V r_ I _. ... '.. 14 to

defendant. From this judgment

N''*TfCh

*n $10

"""y I

times, at consnl At the last trial tlie comes of the money

cxnenso e.nd time. At the last trial the comes of the money is it tisea for

Sept. 3, 1""0.

,Uiree thous

and, over sixteen hundred of whom are nnf authorized by law. but arc cm ployed and paid by the Secretary in

These

stopped, and this can only be done by sendiug Democrats and Conservatives to Congress.

The French Cavalry.

The weakest point in the French army is the cavalry, although the present Emperor has made indefatigable efforts in its improvement. The sol diers do not lack a certain'wild courage, and are apt to hurry on to the onslaught, brandishing their long swords and uttering terrible cries, but when'near the enemy, half of them have lost all control of their horses and are carried to and Iro at random. The Prussian cavalry maneuvers ten times better, and whenever it comes to a concussion with tne enemy, it can utterly disorganize the latter ftnd bring him into complete confusion by one or two dextrous evolutions. We must not forget that this is the same cavalry that vanquished and almost annihilated the famous Hungarian cavalry during the campaign of 1 BGli, which latter had been up to that time considered invincible. It can not. he denied that the French are excellent swordsmen, but they arc so deficient, in horsemanship that they hardly find a chance for the proper use of their weapous. The Chasseurs d'Afrique t. the -only good horsemen

I arc almost tho-only good horsemen in

N A a 1

will be I

-.iveiian all Mims over i.i. tlio purcha^ei izivins I

J'er^nn-» kn^vins ih«*ra«o1ve5 tube indebted to the late firm will please MI1 and ««*tt |e.

H. HICK AN LM, .1. H. liWJN.V.

("rnvfnrdi'villp, Ind. Au u:i -3, I'-.O. St*p 3 *\3 it.'

NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS.

NOTICK

i« hereby eivn thai all delinque ti

x^pithl on or before th»* ?utb iy ot

-,i .1 .1 pu-t. 1-70 there will he n«» additi..n»l col!eeti..n With the mone} thus approprmtcu f.»*r. ehiinte I. A'l i-ixe rcmniiiinj Iinpii*! at theabovo date uilt be e.^lleetnd :»e.-i.rii'n^

IHW WAKHKN DAVIS. julvI'". Tren-urer M.

fair diviMoo oF it tsodc between the rciiTQ uiAUTPn-'^io I'FR |)AV

mtirely •ei

honorable. Liliernl inducement*. Pl

Adlre»* C. KAN uly- ni3

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(UREAT BARCAIXS IX

WATCHES, JEWELRY AND: SILVERWARE!

id that in answer to a resolution in order to reduce our stock as much as possible before moving into a

To Very Wearly Cost.

Sl'ror Trn «•»«, hf«t o'tnlitv anfl t:ircc?t vnrot.v in tin1 cit.v: P«trhrr«. now n^il Jir.n: I it'll I niticrn- Fruit Cak« II :u*tor». l»irkl«

REVIEW

UNTIL AFTER

The Election.

MERCHANT TAILORS.

OEI1K SCITAIII Al SK.N.

SCHAFHAUSEN & HUSING,

I I A I O S

.Vo. G. f'ommcrrinl Jiow,

fSItKlEX STRKKT.

,r,.,„i

I th-v bnvn nn-iied up. in the old hlurotti:

Krsi-Clnss

hordes, os well a-1 active warfare. TAILORING ESTABLISir3I KNT They arc mounted on small b'.it strong „„.i ... „.„n r,n nit nnier- fnr ciotbim:. Oriental stallions.

I nml will prmnptly fill nil order- fur t-' 1 innntiliiftun'i! fr« in tho b-t qu«mti "1 Cas-imer.s. Velvet. ,\c, or uiider any eire

IT"' \NTKI A'IKNTS—To «ei| the hutn" -liutW 1*1,. SKWINt MA« 'IIINK. It

I I, I IT 11 1 makes the Lock Mitch, (alike on hottii -in as long as Jselgium, llnllanu iind I -tJ i,

Spain stick to their prohibition nf the !,«r .v'i'v!U.-r '.'"'1 s'intn'r I export of horses, is hard to say. This C., All Other under-teel Shuttle M.n.huii.s I much is certain, whenever and wlier ever these lancers come into contact with the (rerman cavalry, they will be,j sorely cut up by the latter. ,.--i I The light cavalry, consisting of eight regiments of Hussars, twelve regiments of Chuffurs (•-••hi vnl. lour regiments of Chasm urs Ajnifpe. and three regimeuts of ^pahis. i~ dccidetlly better mounted than the c.nalry ol the line. They have a good many

liccn-ed under-teed lnittle M.V-

I snhl fnr lessihan ^'i" are itilriiiBciiicne*, and the yellei-anil Ii*er liable to prosecuMoii. Ai.dr.-s I JOHNSON. I'l.AliK .t CO.. |:..st..ii,

ITV KKSII)KNl/K H)R SAI.K. hnuse C":JtnIiiinil lour minis.

Cull I si and ^faking

'f*

r»

•dor.in lat Sf et

NOTICE OF APPLICATION.

viiTirF, Clark 111wnship Montgomery county.

Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.

h» rtdtv civon Mini, l»v !bc inu!u:ii th«» ni"mb»T-a rhcr«*nf the* finn «»f

Cunino «t (»wtnn IIi d:i i?ol \*rd, nl 1 It iv in it 7 In a it ^hip, to psivnll j'l-sr

l«df«

fh«*rc«'t t» n-'fiu'

incncv nnd cr,tnpound ihr duo pir:ner^h!p. nnd srivu full rccoipl and atqutthince I he nrni\

hr-rebv riven to ih* eiti/.cn-' of St:.te

]ii.)i:irn. th it I Ue.irL'. .-eoii. white lie inhniitiirit ot Mon'3oin"rv emintv in Hie Suite i.f Iniii in:t. ot no n-.'e of -'1 .ve ir-. will iippi to i'- IJoiird ot Cniutnis-ioniT- ot Mnntsi.ni-.-rveoupty. in the t:ite if Indiana, n' their.

re"ul«r ion. eoiuineiietns the hrrt M.-n-.a*

ti us 13 fiKOIltii: SCOTT.

AV WTKI) At t:\TS-T.', -ell Jlie OCTACUN SKWIMi MACIIINK. It lieen^d. make.- the "Kl.i-tic l.oek M'lcli." nnd warrunted for 5 year-. I'rice l.». All other much-lfif-i with an uii«.cr-!ft'd f«»r «»r '*v, infrlnKi'in'-n'i. Addre-- )(.' At N _.•*K W I

ACIIINK CO.. St. I...UI-, Mo.. linfiKo. Id.. I'iit.-biir h. 1'ii., Iii...^:un. SU.». J'Hi

PHYSICIAN.

SAXII:!. (.

MIIIIMI

Arc. l,ntestTl.-Siinderc:.i v:trie'v Tnble Ivory Iv irl nml Mlvcr ""J'.'- i'

nml price-' «»lil mill lilrrr «|M-ni l.u.iril l.ionlnu- ^n.l hnm«, l»in inoiiiU, FineJtwrlrr. BracelcU, Sral ltiii i»t *«•.. &«•> A''.

When we say Jlarf/ains we mran Bargains,

Only

25 CENTS

*. «.«blr»-, Wnilrrn,

HILDEBRAND & hl-'ton ifrtiik,

anil ark nn fxnmi itiiin "t' CJ'K'iis ami l'r o- =.:

& GOLDSBERRY. reon Si iTn-.vlorilrV lilo.

NEURALGIA PILL.

•^Omnv?

A dwellins Ennd cellar.

Cistern, wnod-tlnusc, Hable. Ac. I he hoti-e inii Wabash Avenue, opposite tnu Methn'li.:t church. Lot 1)5 feet ironl aui tr.- I net deep. Kur pa'icnlars ennuire the prenii^ot all a in ml JOHN ti. Ml. II LI. lON.

ESTRAY.

OTl" A I'.l) Ol! ... O livinc one mil' w«:-t aue.

TOI.KN from the subscriber west of Valley Citi. Mo.it-

cuncry count 'ind., on tie

t't(-V|

V*%

ward.d M. W I L.-ON »pi

.:W Kn--. I lid.

LEW WALLACE,

TTIiKNI-'i !r-

AT LAW. Crawrord-villc i,111 I'o-t Utfiee. I"

W E A S O N rom»ve] his four tH.firs ?«rth hi.- ,(^ ui.l.ov.-rl 'ikr*t»n\ Sew «roc».Tj t"rc.

nnvix. it. i.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

A 8AFE,

CERTAIN AND Speedy Cura ron

NERVOUS DISEASES.

It: Effects ara Magical.

J( i« nil I'VKMI.tS'li It KM Kit ill nil onec.-i of Vpiirnlsia Kitcijili-

|,.s

often cfrt-'Otinir nnfeot cure

ihim I wenty-foiir hour*, irom tlio nan of n,tinvrc tlinn TWO nn THUEK rti.i.s. No oitw-r forin of Neurnliii or NorvnU" 1M-*-r»n=e hn-» fnilert to .\ioll to this wonderful it KM lint At. AOEXT.

E\en the "rverest (Vises of Chronie Neunilei.i nn«l cpnrrnl ii'Tvona ilprnneetnnnt'.—of many yenr-' "tnmHns—ntTectiim the entire sy rem. its IHP for N fi**v iliiys. or :I t»'H- werk^ nt the n* most, ill way-" ntTnnls tlin most iistnnihiii!j relipf. nnil very riirclv fiiils to produce completnnd prnnnnpiit pure.

It p"ntnins no drops nr other iiiiterin!'' in tlip slightest dearep ii-jarioiis. even io the ino-t di-lient« svstotn. nnd enn always be used with the mo-t PKKKECT SAFETY".

It hns Inns h"on in eon^tnnt u«o by ninny ol our .M(IT EMINENT I'llVSICIASS, who civo it tlieir nnnnimoii-'e nml nntjnn 1 injiproviil Thef «lImviiiL'. IIin nc ninny of our best viti7.cn." te-tify to its wostiKurri. KKFICACY "llnvinir lined lr. Inrners 'T te- Donlour en .tor L'nivcrsiil Neurnlaiii 1'ill' per'innU.v,— nml in ii ii iin-n 111 -i I :i IICCM recoiniMi-iiili-il il t'« pn• i«-iit- -ullerinc with nennilnui—I hnve fniniil il WITIIOt'T AN K.Vt'KlTJOS. to aecoiiiplish •••l.t. the pi rprietors ii rlninii'il.

1 1

J. It. IIIU.INCIlAM. Pentist.

12 Winter street. Hostoii. I-Vb, lctli, 1.-07 Mr .1 I!. TOHY. lor ninny enrs mi npollieenrv in this riiy. mid lor three senr-* 1 nriim the war. in the Hospital I"P irtiiient under I, rv tjoverninent. thus penli- of it

I have known l)r 1 urner.s 1 le-Diniloiireiix or l"nivcr-iil Noiiriilaiu I'll I tor twenty yum-s. I hnve si.|il it a.id u.-ed personally, and I have never known nt ca.-e ivliere it ilid not cue relief. Clist' mers hnve told nn- tlicy wnii.il lint lie without it it eneli pill cost Uiiliillar.-. I think it the most reliable mid valuable remedy tnr neurnlcm and IKT\I.HI dIT-E.i^E? ill theworid.

MESSKS 'i T'KNKH IT Co Kor.i li.tic iiiiiu ii member of my family lms Siill'i red severely with Neinnlsia. The pun was aliaiisl unendurable. tru-d x.irioi:IDCtillCUH'ri uilihUlt III #111II.** r-1 tl \v(»lHtrin ilicu^r ol yi.ur 1M1. It lui-* pr«\«vl rEKKKiTi.v sceCEssi'fl. and no traees ot the tli- ei|se reinain. I can uladl.v receiiinuienil yioir remedy to all Millcrers tnun •N Vl

r',r,«':.,I.I

......

Itespectlllllv .Vnnr-1, !•. I h.I/ION, BOSTON, .March -1, fin Coun-eUrnt. L.iw. Sent bv iniiil nil receipt of pric id po-oiice. One paekane tl.nO I'n-hitje .« cents. Six I'aokaucs. •'•.titl

II is Mild liy all dealers in drills and iiK iliemcs and by •JLltNKI! i\: l.t).. Sole l'ropr tors,

I-JO I H1:M(1NT Street,

ainr-7 wl lit.)^ 1UN. ASS"v-

ITiilil. (Vrtniii. H"O- »li«l I'lllrii'HC. Ji„t rili'Vcs_ and inv ik 'fatei Alt. THK VITAI ri'N'I'TION'S, without e-'ii-ir- nt nnv tMiiir. iiinstancc" the slu'liie.rt I'.iofy

We keep on hand all kiii'ls of I- iirni-nii S to -my of cm. .... 1'arlicu- TliiMiinit cnniplcto mi'l onitoriu sinves. fnr innny years ntienib-d nnd

finniiils. which we sell at !oW tiL-nrc-. lar al teiitinn eiven to Cutting, Fitting & Making late-l and inall kind of Clothing, in the 1 fai-hionahle styles. All work ttuiiranteivl give s:ii|sfaetion. Call and sen iin.

ably weli mounted, but. the cavalry ol'j the line (lauccis aud dragoons) arc iu ferior in every way. Their horses arc in a great proportion of poor quality, weak, and hijih legged animals, thous |ands of' which will be uttcrlv worthless atter a lew weeks' service in the I field. How these shall be replaced „'I'rteu "b.",ib sid'-^

LIVERY.

Xj IV E

SALE & FEED STABLE I woul'l rc«pectfiitly announce that I am now prepared toaccoinmoHato the pobllcr with be-«t outfit in Ihowajuf livery tcmn» to be fonni in the city. 1 bavetho

I BEST TRAINED HORSES,

ears ,i 11 en'l «'i! IN ii-e in France, ami .( i|Ifnl mid e.Tperi'-nci in some pnttions of the I nitcii Htates. nnd it i,!?'i reputatinn onrwnrk ha i-1 n'lW ..fl'ered to the U'cneral public, witti ti ii,i .ou've'iri |ii-t "ivc" ilino absolute eonvietinn that 11 ear. never fail rri Male-r'. Item'.' exeti t.i aeemnplish »!l that isetanne.) fnr il. iri-.l MI I

It i-- HAHMI.KSS IN THE KXTKKME. at inn"-'.

•Hid iitwlcr all circumstances: and i- srio AI.I.H bv nnv remedv vet Itimu tn th-i wnrld wli'jri' fl. purgative I- iinhenti

It produces little or S'l ruvin 1 ..peration leaves the nrrins eilHrel tree Irom irrila'.io'i. and never, in lie-! iL'htest de/rcc. nv.rtaxcsnr (.yejles I |l n"rV"l|S s-,--tem. l-i till.i tot's |I|skaisks. Iniiipe-:i,nii) and O* pop«ii«4, 11 1 I N\ A I.I MH.K,

I« thr cniml RRIIIURK or TIIK !'.r.o(»n. nrwl IwVh'f*

'!ipn

Mo.

I'itt-lm. I.. */ItI'.'JiJT*1 ill.. t-rt. Uui Jiil\2ui3

IMMMMTV witii it- nc-

(••iinpjiiiMficn ts—men I:/1 i»n«l rihy.-icj«I,—.-uofi a-erc,»,n--ickn"—. liH-iiudu iu• i*-1 .u.d m»uy, ti-oW-UM'—• J!ldl»pn«»||i»71 l#» cx«K'l-t?. t.} the 11 nibtfcduic-* di't uiiiL'» me'ii.

pontU^n-v and di-tni-t.—alt ini'n-r r.n m:»isrl«- mliiKrlM'O

'JT,n""

1-70 one l!av llorse. with collar IL^ saddle ('. liar marks on both side= ..I the niU. one white hind Mn. tnleradlv ,-h.Tt tail abniit lit teen hands two iuehe liish. c.icbl jmr-nll. Anv person relurnu,! .-aid ti..r-'.- or ciwns .1.17 infi.rninlinii cnceriniii: 111m »i.

if retriiUf*'- nnd iuvi ir L?c." tho .tvoi- i" «r«E r.THMii 'i»»-nnsit(? #o-tiv('ii"--pile-• s»v»*s I'Mifwcd v»c«»r io iht yt• «in«icn**. |'p,f»

IHO N "T THO MVKI: DU»IP:»R»J- IHC TMNO yHlow(h»' "f lAi'sinn: sirid fr«.iri tinI -kiti. hillioiH "I -ii' ti! I -mvth iind

KHKCKU-. It tlio Kidn«-.v* r«-u wH. vi^rAtinnd Ii1 f}iv iicUon iiijd i- cr?j»in hrut^ pr»mpt r-C-! »:I in iitl "t Di-tr-itui J. :m 1 or» i-rv. ....

It e«7',ctnal in tiif-Hf'? nt I'llll Dr.i'v. liMwevcr uiliinMi*:. «*-p«'rh»lly \vi»ri»i-. n: lrruatioti .iiul 11 Oil ulnf.--

!1 hfSSKK I'll.I. or HKiK.-7F 14 1 IW-II(- h»?r. JI WILLI In: d. (t op«»r.« TI .i :i i»«:ncral :ii trrii'i f-, vvlicrr1^ II"' *»r i.n iiltd (*rsani^ui i- w.a n» Uv, nnd l» a hr:iltl»y ViiT'-r nnd v»I»ii»

(1 .i.• 11:veIy II-MI by the I M.I t.i 1 e-j•-111 mid ttior.iusn ciitmtie. iiiniiu ..I|.'-r thmi iln: nil'.* iiitniiiji:.!. irr-.-I. r'.eeipi ol prii-i- mid po-w.,

I llnx. SO a.» I'.i.tn^e .# I .no It i' -oi.1 ot 111 1 'il- i.ei -I in dm::- an I in and by 1 I l'.M-.n .v C't So!.- l'r.'.pn":or«. i'jn Ti KmiiN I' mi -J,,^ t.-T«J\.

ins is NO in Minit

T-U

in^ei,'. -V ". l" 'or Iteen-e in .-el I mtoxientire pqii- t-- in a les- quantity than :i_ -'J. i'tirn~- under the Temp rr.inee l. nv the Suite of ir.diana.: the t'-nii Mv plii"" ot" .n-im:-- in 1 h« prenil^'iid liqu«r" aro b«* n* 1 dr.ink i^ tiU ori lot II timber one .1) in bioek niitiilo-r tw.. in the orisrifnil phit ot the town of l. l' jii Mnritcoinery Coiin*v Irnlijriii. The iiou«e wheie --ii.1 I quo-, ure to -old mid drunk fu:iti il 13 leet Iroui me snuthe*" rin-r 1 -.lid lot. in I the troi.t |..\ver room of siiid binliJtn^ ofi .iol lot in Cl:*-rk Township. Monti. iuerv county, lndnr:i.

,.i"

ii. r.kAi• i.i:

IV .1

t. #.p'i»T'-*"

nn rWit-9*. of Ihrir

RIT| «, FK V-: TI 0\I I'Mntid 4 I 11 »•-. W ]i tn! iird 'v n- M-*..-' I'o Irifntnv and tb#» Mormon

»nil the finc»t

BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES Chnrsc.« nrcnlvray* renjonnblc, St-n-k men.w

find m.7 fire-pro«it hrick Mubtenn cxccilrnt pln for •'ollinaor keeping horse!* Win* In (he cent of the ciiy. ncarttie Cout Hirase

GEOCEEIE3

N W

:NEAV GOODS.

xi-:w .i'Rj.ci:s.

J0ll\ ISUlTTfl\ CO.,

11 it vi' purrh:i*P*l

Grocery Establishment

|lcr"to!nre owned by .Todcc Kileit

On Washington Sr«et,

Four door.- muli i.f the National ll«nk. have I IMUIPII

Lahje"" Invoice of New CJoods

To the nlrc:wlv on hr»n«l nntl HWTO now for sulo «i large* anil wall selcctcd stuck of

FAMILY GROCERIES,

1 5

#M 4-

Of the fm*-t qualities wli-ch tlioy prnpn'O to cell oil lis reasonable terms n* rniy liouao in ttic city. Tho«n wishing to buy tor eilhor

CASH OH COUNTRY PKODUCE

Will do well call on u». ns wc ore determined not to bo undersold by any one.

Itrmriiibri' the pl icr, .Urrrtlr «»PT»n-"e"be ol) puiiip, OIKOUUI WunhiiijjloM •Irt'T'l. jt

MEDICAL.

lit.w.uiJ) offerea

111 A I?

tin* |tr«j|»ru*!or of lat.urJi :«»tf of Cat wl.i- he ni'» not cur» |.| h\- or liv w.iit T.»r i,«) ci-r.tf pumph'ct on CiiMrHi free AtltlnM. Pr.lt.V ll'rrc, ^1 ma .w' I'uH.ilo, N.

l.i nB'TO—y

CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.

CAPiKIAOE FACTORY

-Ol"-

J. S. MILLER & CO., 'Established la 1856.1v

Mark' Stre/ t, A'orfh of Court Home.

SfllAWFOBDHtrilJiE, INI».

A "FTKft returning' riiank« to the pnblie forth t\ lihernl piitronace bestowed upcii ns for the thirteen veaiw. we wmild re-ine.iirnll.V on I ,he nttontion friend*nnd the piiblie(renerullj to nn inapcct.inn ol*

^l'KB(i! WAJOXS,

Sulkios siik! Sleiglis.

A fine ine.rtiii"ii! vuriejy nf which we kei-y enn-' in'-v mi han in our new li-ic,t »h"w room on Wn-hinsrti.n -trcet. -ee,,n.l fl....r »\eetnim t., v.e iinsiirpa-sed in.«tr'-«2'b ami finish, usine n.,re but the best ae'ected well sea-one! "ecmii! growth timber, and emnloyin!r none »mt _»Mc

h'll In rpom h»* -\ftcni

.'•rnOilii- Krv-ipehi.-. nml KrtinM*»n- ccncmily. frr.-iffilsir. «r tn' o»" Appoti11\ CfUfrh-. A«th»nji,, Iip

TMUirrh. (Ni'ir I'm in-. •.

hrji-h. Sour nn«I liittrr Mnmi»ciio. nnd jn»d f-iintn^H winii' IIHnnrn brrjrtth.dizziiifr?-. evtTiP'Uho'if. n^rvon*. or h(»iid»ch«. lih'Miin siti-in (»'»ii?jiftd ir.tl.miMimns in «iII thr'-*:ind :U kindr-.-'l iii-^-a««". can R!WMwiim IV I'UKh or srunfly ruhoved I-y thu milu vet puworMil remedy.

Snjirriur

Cl llln.

III. il eine.

I in? CKNTS.

jiffo. liMirht c«d»»r hair ti wiil P' Civ* by ret'irn tnai!, crrrct pirtarr ».f ruiir liinir» liu-V'iind «»r v. .?•» i:h Tiiirn« and da:e Marriage. A»l«lr--^ V/. I OX, I/r.t wcr V4, 1* u. «n vi n''. N.

MYSTERIES OF MORMONISM

S T.fr«m

it^^ristn

|ir--tp!if tun°. As^ni* ar« mucins v»th nnprci:«*d*,nif,fl mut rr.po -ub-rrrb»*p in d:«y*. nnt.thfr 71 mfwoJriT*. AOKNT^ \\A.VTM.

I a A N A 1 N A I

Usiiivr: err. nri tt. n^

r*..) r\,« I I pJ.UU TIIK I MTi:i STATKS

iikp iv Jiiray

her- t.. till" I'.nrX IN I. I. A/.RTTK, I he »t wekly ip"r f." 'tie lii'triiction nnd pi ure nf nil eiii'-e-i. Term*. Jrf.tU) venrly.- wi'h 3i MIIH I 1 11'I "MI

I fir po.t.-iijo nil bonk. 'I he Kdil-:|

enlionat t.iiz*-tte for one yenr e*»f.tfiin« Tiiore.'|

I rend ins in itt.-r. nn-1 of zr-liter ii«ri«ty arid inicrr.t i.n any nther dnnhle ci hunn Hi 1 A\ tl

Wll.I. pny ."peeinl n't. ntir t, lii^r -nihborn or diinceru'i' cbarae'er. Olfiee OKI MK 1- H'.U I'AI.KS ever puiili'lit ami al re-idenr». on .Murtet street, opposite ttie *old lor ?«.i«'. .S«nd fnr ..peeimcn copy, ennKpfcopal Chureh. Officc hour* from 6 to 8 ea. uinine list of valnablo ^bo''^. AJ.KXT.-. nd from I- to 1 p. m..closely obaerved. Fuic I AN1 KD.r I,. U. TLBINKR U.. *ill fluetuate with tho times •«cb5« aiujCw^ I'uil.ApnLnii A ,1'A...

I workmen. The sn-tnineil in tho nfidenee" in our vt-1

nufacturiri'.' ontv lisht w»rk enna much finer, larser. nnd bet_'*—

tli-oiaiiv nt her hnife in the \\e«t. nlidentIv assort that our wnrk and prtci

A r*«»ont invontsMti r»ionl fvor n'Id''d \S njfMi. \S luivt W II -e

We rim

hv sinv ofln'r 1 ihii-hinrnt.

The c.nrinu:i! in^riMi-^ in hii-in^^ h» inidfl iH nn^i.j'irv »i *mr f»*"i!iit(,« r»r Hu'tnrinrr. Wo eMU'/P'-cn! nncnlinnN U.M. in •*'«n Piilenl Au(iUiiUliiiK Fifth "Wliool

arm the cr^nti"-!, impi"^«i rsirriH?**. huirL'V or Mppn? f" n.vt,i'i",iv»M flinty npnt.

Siirvt'i'V I'iilcul Hutr^.v IVliool,

fast Ml.

pinne fetlrei «o that i" to nplii under nny

With I'ater.r Rtvet f.,

II IS IP PNS SI hi r.r th' eir'ii m.-Mnce.

Tlit' latest and hrsl IniproYomonts '.it ti tc. Ax [emi .- or 1 !.

A w.i'etv nf the latest Kyle? of f'..lent Tops ne.l finish'of every kind. At we rcccive the

l-'ilstWH Slvlcs Monilil.v

ew V'Tkaful I'hi'.ideiphin we«hnllcoiiin inulnctiire work ns reliable on hereto-

\U our Work is Warrsmled from

one lo I wo vcar-N.

Old Worli TiiKon in KxcJi.'in^f

|,tnnfJi»!f.'ind 1 rtniMUf? d», Mi-pst'di. WH invti"d nil I will rf*'(*f*!ifi?nd

t^k^mithiny nnd

til and our

I ann Wagons!^

tlnr farm Wnzr,ri« built exrt "®'T for thi? niirV.'t IIT r-:iideb.i er l-c&s.. of South He nil. Ind..'fib-

VFKY Ki:ST TmRKR,

^ml more with the view .-ifs'vini entire Mtif faeMon to pnrt'ha^er^ tbnn prolit. to tho manu* l.ictiiri-f or to U". We fu'1.7

1Yarrant Tln-m iv F'.n, i'l-iir.

K.fm..nib.

ol t'oiirt Hon.'

fart icy hi

ni.iec. Market y?iei-t" .Nort

Mil. .!::: ro-

DENTISTS.

•31. ii. fau:v.

DF.NTIST..warC

.V .r.UVflle Ind OlFieo rorner un fireen irveif. er

llook Store. Pr. It. tialev. Ions nnd I it or I liiiown to th« itit. ii in ml jauiT.O

A. J\-

.rS:- I.' ui-. -.^4

.-.mnrinity a« Mipioy.

a lir«t-'"Ia«j Pe

DENTIST.

T. MfMKCIIAX.

RL-.MWKNT

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