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Address.'' '- ' ; ' '. , .. ' B. W. DAVIS, . , , , -i , Lock Box 130, , n RICHMOND, INDIANA. Or call at the. Office, No. 526,' Main st.
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T h cfol 1 o w i if gjb r t i clej sir o na'th o j e n of Rev. J D -Severing!) rius, editor of 'Der LutheriscLo Kirclieufreund and ta translated especially for the Palladia CM: ' " ' -r- . . . Falhef .Iiyacuitli" La3 Trccentlv be-'
' come tfifi lion of the 4 dav. Years ao -this cithTJtteTJrlesrtra' fcflf)woran el--iunt and fe&rlees preacher. 2iow and
tiitn, appeared accounts of liia sermons:
and extracts Vent the rounds of the pa- . ...... A . - 1 , ' -
iiKia r,ji.n ue uas recenuy., spoken ej
ireeiy concerning the approaching Romish Council; and has written so brave a protest against the rchn&e of his -su
perior, the Atlantic Cable must, needs ; , be first to make it known, and all papers copy...".! Then came the full letter,
.. . 3. ana eveiy euttor in this, , great newspa-
.5 ci lauu uastei-ca io puniisu it. Then
-;i " was said that the .lather would come
fYmrerics!v and we werfc obliged to pru claim it;, but scarcely had "we. that-ia press, than it was said that the fio iiiuch praised IJoik would not only, come, but thathewaa already lauded. What have not ptople done in " the , way of 7noise over his arrival?,. 'Mostly. in the papers, for in New York where. w&-'wer nff.i
j dentallj-. during tLe daya, of his arrival.
wue niitw iioiuing, oeyonu what the papers had to say of Uim. f Although the name of the steamer in which ho came
over,, was not given, yet he' was sought J
uui, uuu iespue tuac ne only Ktiew LatAn and French, yet. the reporters were able to give exact information as to his appearance and movements. One-is re '. ported to have passed himself off as a servant, to obtain t admittance to his room. . In tho great Fifth Avenue Hotel the Father rested .himself. Here call ed upon him the great light of the" Nineteenth Century. Jle visited Henry Ward Beecher and conversed ,.with him through an interpreter. His age ia forty-two years.; -In his , twenty-eighth y.ecr he' entered the Order of Carmelites; ant five years afterward, as the celebrated preacher, ho ascended
jjuijjii ui isuim xyame., lie soon be
gan io ue persecutea on account of his
liberal uttsrances co.ncerning various
anuses , ucn ttireatentd with excom municatidn by the "superior of his con vent, he gave up his ijlace and c.amA to
America. The deprivation of hi.? priest
iuiih. luiiows, as me uahie informs ns. In that case he becomes simrlv Mr
Ajvjavn, .iiia isiuuy name anU tUls MX,
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' -I he annual saloof niortg'ea ainkinfcfund TJnd takes pace oo the 14th of December.
TssaK IlApTK is enjoyini a sensation in the persons interested should take totice.
Kliom. .1- otatk och o. r und rias rounded
to the
es a jovial old fellow now lie. I mr ini
lirfcTiH&res of "physicaUest me linms 1--
-William B
in? in ilunioe county, was born Slav
nde4 up
c I.tlt. J u J
Sixoftne "great -financial
1st.
inagnitioent sum of A8.:!14 852 37. hav-
increased since last vear 53i.5H. 33 .
ineasureh" to Le t W e "re reeciptof this inarrelloasllr chean and
presented in. Congress, in a short time wiit.as p handsome Maa!Be.fr December, Its UUe'of con.
we are inlornied, come from Indiana meinbers. k tenta ;- Yrie& acd ciiariuinireujbracine the usual
Jl9 ofl'illJSfcetcfceSfcStoriea, poems, and attractire eiiifraTin-3. The publishers announce in' the prospectus for t'ue comfng rear, a serial story for a4, bf ta PfpIar M jtine a-riter, James i BANtLiN Fitts, and a juvenile serial by the young people's favorite, Horatio Algrr, Jr. Tha price of this periodical is a marvel to" cvervbo.ly a hundred pape first-class niustrutfd Ma,;azine.for fifteen eetits,"
or 5 1 ou per year, 13 mJ..ed wonderfully cheap. Elli ott, Thomes A Talbot, Publishers, Custon, Mass."
AS t14 tPbster-'arErattSTillrrnamcd Jehn
san, agedseventv-eight years was married the
1 othej day to a vourg lady of sixty summers
ivDcai.vo the 3 ear ending June 30, 1SC9, the total revenuo collectioiis in this Sute amounted to $2,412 937 . 12. . The total assessments amouats to $2,570,682 OS. ' ' ;Thb Terre Haute- Journal. iays the divine right of a few politicians to govern the 203,0JO Democratic voters in Indiana may Le disputed when the proper ' tfnas "co'iaes. " ;,"
: ibiS morning a few minutes after 11 o'cloxjir, in the midst of the sno-.T storn there was a vivid (lash of lightning and a distant clap of thunder. . This w. certainly a remarkable phenomenon'. La l'ayt-tte Courier, 22J. ' . TgE Jlepublican State Convention to bo held February 22d. wilt be composed of delegaie3 chosen on the basis of one for each one hundred, votes cast at the last election for' Hoffman fr r Secretary of State, and one for each fraction over fifty." -' " ! 1 . c r Evassville ' sends a committee, headed by the Hon. John" I aw, to Washington to use their" influence to make that city a Dort of en
try, to secure a local Dard of S'eamboat In- !
pectbrs, a branch of the Federal Court an i i
uaibor improvement appropriation.
If is reliably reported that there have been
one hundred -and sixteen ennvtrtinre i.n '
Berry street Methodist
Wayne, since the opening of the series of meet-
mgs by Dr. and Mrs. Palmer. . Twentrfivi . received the blessing of sacctification, whatever . that may be. ' " . ;- -..-I' : l r -. . . . t. . Tns Township Trustee of Perry township Vanderburg county and another Sabbath das-
ecrator, went out , quail-shooting on Sunday lV. : Separating 6ne of them shot at a flocK of ' On Wednesday birder but instead of hitting the ouails. the ' Mr. pewitt O. Sn
wboie discharge was lodged in the face of his comrade, instantly destroy ins left eve. - 1
DjEUNpTISTS'2? FEB BILL IS .M !
TO OI Jt MUSlCAI, FKIENDS. Celjevinjr at tiie musical interests of our neighborhood will e benefitted by the Introduction of Pe ter's Musiealionthly, we have made arrangements w ith the fublber to offer as follows our paper one Tear and .Peters' Musical Sfbnthly for six months, (one roiume,) for 52.25 ; or any one sendiug us a CIub,of ttt-e subscribers, at $1.25 each, n ill be presented ivilh a half yearly subscription to Peters' Musical MonUiIy and when we tell our friends thit th:a is equivalent to giving them at least 60 pieces of Mu sic, they will see that we wish them all to "sing play.Vnd be happy." ' . 3739 Broadwat Wood Yakd. Lu. Clark's wood from this Yard r.nirlv mmndin
the Library Building on Ii road way,; between Pearl and Marion, is sound, good
v 00a, cry ana nlce:,and it "goes far
ther than that from any other Wood
i x aru in tue etty particularly when he
cauls it a greater distance.. In addition, n ft 1 3 vi it. . - - t . -m '
a ui iuu most pieasanc ana ac
commodating fellows in the biz. Give
mora call. ....... .....
MARRIAGES,
the 1st, bv Rev. A. HI Kinnan.
bamantha A. ilankins, (Artist) of this city.
l;1?veer 01 the id inst , by Rev. J.: V. R.
"iwrj &gstttg, .uote to Hannah A. Dickinson.
RICHMOND, DEC. 7, 1869. Candidates for Congress. Several
of the papers of this (4th) Congression
al District have expressed - their prefer
ence - for Hon. Jbrre Wilson, as their next candidate for representative honors. From the various reports reaching us, as to the condition of Hon. Geo. W. Julian's health, his shattered nervous condition, which is tho result of his arduous political duties 'and great anxiety for4 the public welfare, that has caused him to forego sleep to such an extent that his life is despaired of, it is supposed by his most intimate friends that he will not be able to' " attend the meeting of Congress at iCs assembling the first of coming session. - and that his physical condition is such that it vill preclude his being a candidate for the place he now occupies. '
LKjyson, me ex-inonlf and priest it is; whom men so fete. ' He... received attentions aliko from Catholics and I'rotestaaita. (j He visited Boston, and received an invitation from . the'Evangelical Clergy of Baltimore He is learning English; and is said to think .of publishinor a paper which' everybody will certainly esteenf.1- . -. ' t: : i . In the meantime we have dsCv inteU ligence of his movements. ;; At one time it was said ho. would issue a letter to the ' Catholic population of America, then' came a denial xf this. And so we have constautly news concerninrr him.' ilerwillnot renounce Catholicism; -jet ' speaks friendly of the FrotestJints. t We do not know, exactly; what we havo in biro- Whether he will go. over to one or the other of the Protestant churches, or
iorm a new party, . The 'Christian Rad
ical of last wetk, think he mav bimo
XOVEMUCRis 57,ASD !yOVEM B Kit l S69
oldest iuhabitant," is prooo to .foriret tbe
State of the weather, particularly iter tbe lapse of J erera.I yearsuulesa be bas.like our old friend RobKRT S. Coca a an, been careful to keep a diary. Ilap- j peninof to meotion ia his presence, last week a con- ; ersation Teirardinpthe remarkable mcth of Xovemten that has just fllttel br, w here a difldreuee of '' opinion occurred as to tha year IS57 aad 13-17 of the same month, when similar weather prevailed; he at ' ouce. informed us tha t Sov. 1857, must hare been the time; according to the best of bis reclleMion. -.mi. -
as be bad kept a diary for the past forty years, he would dpcida the matter by handing us a copy of that month for the two years above mentioned which does, as will be seen, decide tho question, ami gires to November, 1857, the award of beinjr far team than its bad successor of 1369. We are under obligations to Mr. C. (brthuj furnishing us a copy of bis observations, and are sure our readers will thank bim also: ' First of November, 180T.'
ttlCHMOND '"IARKETS. Corrected weekly by Tnvs . 'estob.
v noiesale.
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ConsKLiLS Katliff. Incidentally alluding to the old subscribers of the Palladium; in the presence of our friend
Ratliff, he stated to us that he thought
he had taken it about as long a time as
any one else, and that his subscription dated to the first No. printed and published by Thomas J. Larsh nearly thirty-nine years ago. We find by referring to the old subscription books, that he w3 correct. He .has been with t lie present proprietors, HoJloway & Davis,) for nearly thirty-three years, and we hope to supply him with the old Pal. for many years' more." -,; For fifty-nine years he has resided on the same farm, just north of and adjoining Richmond, that he settled on when he first landed in Old Wayne from the State of North Carolina. He will be seventy-two'years of age next Christmas, and, to prove to us that he was yet vigorons,he informed us.that last winter, he cut his cord of wood and pil-ed it up
in a day, and, during last harvest, he made a full hand in the field! Cornelius Ratliff, is a fair eample of the vigorous old men yet living in the good old county of Wayne and State of Indiana, and we shall, from time to time, pay our respects to those old men and fast friends who have aided us by their coun sel and support ; in keeping our paper afloat and sustaining ua;. for which we hope ever to feel crateful. God bless em! ' - '.-..'.
ho- can "'defeat the ' Catholic
movement which-"
away all organization: c holdino-
oniy tue noctrine tliat Jesns Christ is theSaviuurof the; woild. The New
lork 'Herald' thought not long since
that it. would be a . possibility , to, make Hyacinthe an American Pope. There
-are costly palaces enough in and around
iNew Xork, and of gold to furnish him
a magnificent residence there is certain
ly no lack. That is tot a bad propose
tion., ; He will remain a Catholic,-uacd protest only against certain usurpations
-of the, Catholic Church.-; lie miht make
a good Pope. He does not willingly
nave instructions ijiven Jiim, but would
.rather make iiis'own Irtws. ' The Catho-
"lics- would be
bins,- for
teachings with the driest etooaenco and
mo . IUUW.UUU) muse consequently acknowledge him with joy, for they greet hinijevery day as the lore-most hero of
the Church. ;; . .. r ' , :
So, why not? After uttering: go ma-
ny moans over the possibility of a fu
ture Pope for. -America, let us uow take hold, for we have one whom we are ablfi to "greet with a Hosanna.' Washington will become empty. The Jesuit.1?
shave arranged for the removal of the . Capitol to tit. Louis, in onler to raise
Washington to a second Rome. The
. Capitol with its splendid dome becomes
the bt. Peter u Church, and the Treasury the Vatican. The other buildings are cicely fitted for nunneries and convents, If this be ail.airanged and wc must, perforce, have a Pope, then vole we for Pere Iljaeinthe. '.,. '..'., .
Richardson.
noa 51 ARRET. Cincinnati, lec. 6, 1869.
A decline in tha market, con4enient1v-Tn3 were not go firm at 1 10 as on the previous few' days, v , r - ' j. - Indianapolis, Dee. 6, 1809. Satnrday was a terribly disagreeable dav, aul retarded out-door opcratious in tho slaughtering busine dotisiiTeribly. '.Very few hogs were received ' and the pens were empty by erenioir. 1 1 ' 1 ?.;! ":'zi:ax U:':'.'. t'bicaco, Dec. 6, 1S8 9 I ; Tbis market was active and excited; The supply was li:bt, and under a spirited demaud on packing and Sbfpping account, values further appreciated to the extent of 13 to 25c per 100 pounds, prices aivanuing to 9 ,40 to J I 00. ri ; ; , ... , . FAIR ! FAIR ! Tableaux ! Tableaux 1
No heavy frost yet. ., " 2nd, 8rd and 4th. Days fine and warm. ' th and iGUi.. Riiiuio, raining-all day. ' th., Kaining all night, and all cay j river and creek up to its banks. 1 - - . . Sth. Hainmp, dsrk wet day. .;- ; . ; ' t. Sth. . Cold last night, but no freaie. r , ,. h ltftb: .Cleared off fa the night ; heavy frosf. " ft ltth. JlOre pleasant clear. ' -- ' "' IHhs. Morning pleasant? evening rainy. 13th. Uar pleasant and warm. ... J4tbt Darne. eicent mad nkntr. - '
i: 15th. Day clondv and cold. .
l?th Kained last nitfht and
17th. Dark, cloudy, cold, 4e. 16th.' Morning warm; afternoon Iiainiug : 19to. Heavy storm ot wind, snow and rain snow in tbe evening. ; , . . . ' . ,
i 20th. Cold ; mer. at zero at 5 a. tn. '.'.. 21st. Cold; mer. at zero; cret-k closed: eVeninjr snowing and cold. i. J i-r:; .xr.i ... - s. ... " , 2 :d. Cold tast night; creek closed. . ' r. . ' ??J- knowing this morning ; 7 inches deep and - cold. ' - - - - - J 24th. i Cold j mer. 4 deg. above zero. ' : j 25th. , Cold ; mer. at aaro this morniue. ' , i
; 5tlj. X Id last night at 6 ; mer". 5 deg. below
aero; creeic trozen solid. - ' - , 27 th. i Mornioj?, more moderate. 23th. , fcltill moderate ,. ... . 29th. MorninK waim and thavrfne-. "'' "!'
Srtth. ' Heavy rain-lust night; streams gettine on a spree, i- . i ..- .. ... ;- ....,, ..- - . . ,, First ot November, 1S69. ' 5 o'clock, dark and cloudy ; commenced, raining t a o'clock evening pleasant.2d. - Morning clear, day pleasant.- :. - - I . 3d. Day fine; no Jrze perceivable.; . ; . - 5th. 6 o'clock warm; evening cloudy.- ! 5th. . Day warm and pleasant. -: i 6th. Heavy white Irost; evening cold ; liko for J
snow. t. , - . 7th. Cold and snowing some. 8th. 7 o'clock, frozan some. " ' ; i 9th. 6 o'clock, ground covered with snow; evening dark and cold. 10th. Diiy cloudy; evening, threatening storm. 4 11th. Clear and cold, bit little froze. 12th. 6 o'clock dark, cloudy; threatening stotm. 1'itll. 6 O'clock SllOlvin- at nir.l,f !, nrmtn J
. B' ti
ij;uiij( Giircmi, noi coia.
lth. 7 o clock, ground covered with snow lio-JiH; i
not cold, ,,. ,, .
, loth. Ciear at 5 o'clock and day pleasant. . . tb. Ground covered with snow at 4 o'clock, at o cloclr, inches f continued to 11, then rain. l'thi Uiah wind and rain last nicht and mU- '
enow ing in the altcrnoon. . . "
lith. I hanksgivir.g day pleasant. ' - IStU. 7 o'clock m . TAlninn-? nifrhl tf. .,.
y and disagreeable. ' , 't
-wtn. Snowing last nightj morning cloudy and cool. .... - - - , Slst. ll o'clock, moon shining; cloudy; not clear. I 22d. 6 o'clock, (roze pretty bard last night; then , sleeting; eveuing wet.
Flour. per bbl. . .. : ' per 100 lbs... Corn, per bushel.., Wheat, per.busbei. Corn, Meal, per cwt . Oats, per bushel... Potatoes . .. .... Batter, per lb do. , k Kgj-s. per doz.. dull. Bacon, clearoides.... Hams.... .... .... .. Cheese.... .. . ...... Shoulders irdi... .... ,
.Table.....; . Shipping, ,
f 5 60
2.7i 80 l 100 2 25 40
30 20 25 IS 23 15 16 20
Ketail 6 CO S5 2 SO 60 ' 60 35 30 20 25 13 23
t i : . Kioimoxn, Jfov. 25. 1809.
rWa. tbijiJeriguedDuutisU,pr' KUibmond, and viciniiy, do hereby airrt-e.ou our honor as gentlemen and . member, of ..the. Denul J'rofeaaiijn, to . abide strictly 1y the following Uiil of l'rices, to take effect
A full set of 23 Teeth, on Kubber.(Gum - Teeth,) . .. 4 ot 1 1 i'eth , vu Kubber, (Gum Teli,) : . H . . i-. One Tooth on liubber, ( Uum.) ..... -. KirehAiWniwrlfmth.ttn fJofiber.tinra, A full set of Temporary Teeth, (Plain Teeth.) .,... .. ..... ; . ;.i A, half set of Temporary Toeth! ( Plain 1 Teevb,).One Tool h on Rubber, Tempor'v Each addftional Tooth, on Kubber, Te'm"porary, . . ......... A (uirf of Teeth (23oYg;,U" r A half "! in ,i t, '
vuc i tJ"tu, Ol! irC'IU, ... .... ...... Kach additional Tooth, A full set on iSjlrtr, tame as Kubberl -w half " . ti ' One Tooth on' Silver,.... ... . .. A full set of. 23 Teeth, on Aluminum.' A bait " ' H . n ' OneTooth'...:r. Each additional Tooth,.. . . .".""."'""" " Repairing on Rubber, each Tooth.?"! Resetting Upper or Lower 8et, Extracting oue (1) Tooth, with Gas' or "" Chloroform Each ad litioual Tooth, under 'same "operation, Ext
. . r. - .,.. ........ ... ... oil tilling orainary cavities with gold, from $1 50 to 3 (M) large crown cavilies, 3 00 to iO 00 lreatment at nerve and filling nerve and cit-wn cavities, from . 2 00 folrt00 illing, with I'm cr Silvr a m ,l
C.eaning leeth, from , 50cta to 5 00
ireatment of Irregularities of Teeth, fri m 5 00 to 50 00 "All previous emratremenf a fnr i-,.rl t..
der this Bill of Prices.
o deductions or deflation will bo made from tho
acove prices in any ca3a whatever. -'--Terms, I'oiitivtly CktA. - - WM.R. WEIiSTER, W. IT. lIEWETf, . E. M. NEWTOX, M. K. HfLLTS THOS.ROSE, A.N.NEWTOX. - n38-3mo
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3 00 1 50 125 ' 0 65 00 10 00 4 10 40 00 20 00 6 00 50 00 25 00 8 HO 2 50 2 00 10 00 1 00 50
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THE HATTER: 22G MAIN strfft
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' - - -tsr-K.'! -- . - IIELMSTREET'S Celebrated - Hair Uestdratvie? JL IAIIXABLE I J A 1 11 COLOR1 HQ The prcnwtu rUrav and tnrmina cfthtfhair
rabidly increase 1 with the -pre.tent generation, it tias
become a matter of great speculation as to the cause v- M-on aildv.the f.dlowiag pronertr to wit. - and theories areVbim4ant In regard to ft. ? t 't The Borth balf of the SH.uth half of lot 169 in that The insfantaneous dyes. cum posed of Tuna'f caustic;' Part f t'e citv of Richmond laid out br John Smith give anything bin a natural appearance to the t.air- situated In Wayne ' countv Udiana. it bein? thaiu? dyeir g it as cloth isdyed, furuishes but poor coun fourt' P of said lot number oue hundred and ' terleit of nature.. ; -(..if.. ., i,. tv-nme T IS?.) - J 1 J lux
B:-.:., . "ONLY. OTJE :. Hair Dye'bas been proved poisonless. Professor Chilton, whose reputation as an analytical chemist gives his t-tatements the weight of authority, announces that,. - -. ,v , , ' A BS t i, TJT E1.Y IfARxllIESS, as well as admiribly adapted to the purposes for I
waicn it is designed, lhis is important, as the public has just been warned, by two leading scientific organs, against ' ' .. - ; THISTY DEADLY DYES now before the public. ' CltISTADOROd HAIR PRESERVATIVE, as a Dreasing,acts like a charm on the Hair alter Uveino-.
Try it. ohP.Kv.-?j.
Consumption. The Three Remedie. "fcHkca's -Pi-Lxosic Svbpp" for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, and every form of Consumption. The peculiar action of this medicine ripens the ulcers in the Innes
promotes the discharge of the corrupt matter by expectoration. . Purifies the blood, and thos cures Consumption, when every other remedy fails. - r ''debenck'a Sea-Weed Tonic" for tbe cure of Dysi pepiiaoi indigestion, and alldise-isea arising from debility. This tonic invigorates the digestive organs, ''.supplies the place of th i -gastrin juice when that is ideficieut, and then enables the patient to dijrest the 'most nutritious food.. It L a sovereign, remedy for all cases of indigestion. . r :.
"Schenck's Mandrake Pills," oa'e of the most VaN . uabje medicines, ever discovered, being a vegetable
BUOstitite for calomel, And. having all theuseful piop-
, erties ascribed' to that mineral, without producing
auy oi its injurious CH.-ctS.
lo these, three medicines Dr. J. H. Sclienck.of
Philadelphia, owes Ms" Unrivaled success in. the treatment of Pulmonic Cocsumption. Tbe J'ulmonic fyrnp ripens the morbid matter, discbarges it, and purifies tbe blood. The Mandrake Pills act upon the liver; remove all obstrnetioi s therefrom, give 'the organ a beal thy tone, and cure: Liver Complaint, which ia one of tbe most prominent causes of Consumption. . f a ; The Sea Weed Tonia invigorates tho powprs of the stomach, and by atren gtht nirg the digestion and bringing it to a normal and healthy condition improves the quality of the blood, by which means tbe formation of ulcers or tubercles in .the lungs become impossible -The combined action of . these medicines as thus explained, will cure every case of Consumption, if the remeuies are used in time
; and the use of them is persevered in sufficiently to j bring tho case'to a favorable termination. 1
, Dr. Schenck's Almanac, containing a full treatise
on the various forms f disease, his mode of treatment, and general directions Low to use his luedicine, can be had gratis or sent by mail by address- . ing his Principal Office, No. 15 Jf. Sixth street.
.,, iiuaaeipuia, i'a. ...
; Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea-Weed Tonic, each, $1.50 per bottle, or $7.50 the half dozen; Mandrake Pills, 25 cents per box. r For sale by" all Druggists and dealers ' ' ' ' 4G-ly-S M P . -- -. f . - '
; Stitched or Pegged . Boots and Shoes,
ilfAK OP . TJJE BEST MATEniAI.; iVM. and in a substantial and wnrtmniJib
made to order, at
HENRI EMRICITS SHOP,
T'o Doors South of Plnnimer's Drugstorr, "On South Pearl Street, Where be respectfully invites the citizens of Riclim nd and vicinity to give him a call and a share of .rfronage, being sure, from ihe good qualitv of his work and the general satisfaction given heretofore that all will bo ell pleaded with hia manufa-ture' . JSsr-A good supply of BOOTS and SHOES, ins.ileat his establishment, on hi.nd, which be is selrngji i very low rates for Cash. jPRepairinguone at abort notice. . . , ,x U. EMRICH. . Richmund, Oct. 19, 1S69. Utf :
c , f HEIMSTKEI T'S HAIR COLORING RESTORATIVE -t IS NOT A DYE. : Its operation is not by any chmical effect. The result is pr duced by remedial ageuceies, as mav be easily detei mined by Hie fact of its not coloring" th sKin in the least, and its having no effect upon the color of healtiiv hair---giving exactlv the cIt the hair possessed before turnir g grey. This ompoSitjon is the result of many experiments made with the vhiw.of removing. certain causes by tbe use o( remeilies. That jt has been eminently saccesstal tbe" exporit-nce of the last thirteen years' has fullv demonstrated It has been used by thousands of "people and it never fails accomplishing what it is desigued for. tn' , v-. ; . , - -J.. ..T -.",-Vf. It n5ay bo used as free as water, and with as much safely. .Composed 4 oil and stimul ting spirit, it furnishes an asreeable article for the toilette, requiring no other dresinr to accomnanv it ns
Soon after application is thoroughly commenced, the small g'and- at the roots of the hair grow dark;
iiio serreuon or coloring matter may be observed at the roots of the h.iir, followed ia a few davs bv the turning of tbe hair, which thus progresses until the desired change is rrr,dured, and the hair nossesses the naturaf i-or.r and gro th of youth. The Rest .rath e is sold bv the principal Drn"-g:si throughout the World, at Fifty cents and One dollar per bottle. Ask for llrimstreet's Hair colorinir and take no other. - - '- - .. - " JOUX F. HENRY, Sole Proprietor. ' -8 College Pl'tee, Xsu York. . ' Sold at ' Wholesale by PLUMMER & -MORTITSSON,'""
' r' ' t ' JCicnmona, Indiana.
TO CONSUMPTIVES. THE Advertiser, having been restored to health in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, alter having suffered several years with a severe lung affection, aud that dread disease, Consumption is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the means of cure. ! -' - - w- . .... . To all who desire it. he will send a copv of th prescription used ( free of chage), with the directions for preparing and usinsr th cn
The Wayq Make Money n AS BkftlSCpUNl EB 15 y eenu, Uifpaid op or before the 20th inst.
nSBIUFF;S SALE-
BTyiRTCE OF A pfcCREE A.VD EXECL'TIOS , to m., directed from the W vne (,'nmml pi-,.
I expose at Puhlio Sale, at the Cort in the town of Ceatrjrille, Wayne Cjua-
i.ourt, I will
ti-.uio door ty, Indiana,
pa wiitraay n5wk5r?im: Between tha hears at lao'cl- A. M..and 4 o'clock
Fl.V.w , aS 1 . pr Vry of Nathaniel J,nes ad
SHERIFFS' SALE.
n YiVwrcE oif a decree and EXEccrrroir s JB-P to me directed fron the Wame Common 1
rill
expose, at Public. Sale, at the Court
Court. I
I loose door in the town of Cenirevflle, WtJB- Coun ty, Indiana, ' ' ...
0a the llth day'of December, 1869, Between the hours or lo o'clock A. M., and i -,'clock " ' r . Si., on raid day.sha tollnwiag pr pertv to wit f oflf unl eixtr-tbreefeaj in thatpaft of thecJty f 1 of Ithmond, Wayne County Indiani, laid out by D'SKoberlT8' ? 1od lorchae1 by Jonarhan and ft
fi.ld a SCKB t'CRB Fob CONSrirmOM. Asrmii Uttnw
cniTis, etc. The object of the advertiser iu Pending the Prescription is ta benefit the afflicted, ami spread i
miormation wLicu he conceives to be invaluable; and be hopes every suflerer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription, will please address - WiEV. EDWARU A.-WILSON, Vt itliamaburr. Kings County,-New York. - '- SARATOGA. - .' ... ':, ?; SPRIN AV-Tr;' Saratoga, in the State of -New York, ia one of the most leui.rkable m.ueral reservoirs uoon the surface of the Globe. Within an area of a mile in diameter are some thirtv mineral springs no two o them alike. In some of the waters. Chloride of wvlium predominates ; in others, Jodine, ilaai e&ia, Sulphur, Chalybeate, etc. The beneGVial effects of some of thes waters, as medical agents, are known through
out ine civilized wort. I. 1'robubly .ne hundred thou-
sina persons visit these
1'J Oe SOU Is tha nrnnnrir nf tfl,;ii:
-..,..,.-,j.00i.,. ,n-cre ana execution in mv handajin favor ot Abraham Earnest, et. aU. Sala S wituout relief from valuation and appraisement Uwa. ... A m. A. Bicat.Br JACOB S. BALLEXUEB. ' ntsV"'31- ' - . .. su-invc, ' " FOR SALE OR XE ASS ; : The. suburban residence and grounds of J. W. ' Manzy, situated K f a mile west ot the citv. ThU - is one ot the most desh-abla place in the country It fronts JO rods on the National pike, runs 120 roda nack to a public road, and is hedged on 3 aides.- -
a i.t V "U" ORCHARD, and all the frmta common to this clime. 1 he buddings are commodious and handsomrfr con"s1ofBa" f fr,?at nd ererSr, Two Story Brick mVelling with IO Room Bath . house with hot and cold water, Milk boose u ash house, moke house and W ood house. A aood Ham Carnage house and Cora Crib with v. agon abed ' attached, -c - ',: An Hver Flowing Fountain . - sqppl.iea water for the house, milk house and bars. : - 1 he proprietor desires ti move tioutii or this nronerty voult not be offered. H tor terms anr.lv tn . fh.a u ,. i i ' -J ' ''A :' '"'J
noi0-t
Weak Back, Pains of the Side, of . ,; . ... the' Hips, ' and about tbe Kidneys, are relieved at once by the application of one of " ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS - i . ? "Gainitomt.AltL, Nov. 27, 1848. V - ".Venrr. Thy. AHcock tt- Co.; During aii extensive ' practice f ten years I have been a frequent witness tf the magical qualities of your Purous Plasters. I. can certify that they are all yon claim for them. ' J i ;; ;j ;: "ROBEUT E. CAMPBELL, M. V "
Dr. Myer, of Savannah, Ga.,savs ther are tha best mechanical supporters for weak muscles ever disc:-vered; that by their warmin? orooertio
hnnir Ttnu urt ami hu.Itk . t . . -
mtl-seies-art? en-firrv-tfof. i
wh re Allc.-k's PUsters Cured --pi gentleman of a ; weak spiue: that he dailv nresc-rih thp,n .:.
i-. practice, with tha haDuiu't nxnl..
j. 0fl; t'.i-,. '. r -:c HchPAC6.33-4w i
2)d
24th
Dark aud cloudv: still snow rtm,tn'
4th. Clear, and fine day; evening clear.5tb., 6 o'clock, wurui and lfi.-.snnt
2th. Morning warm; thawing; no frost. tTtp. i Snowing lightly, last night. .'.ft .
iieavy, wnit frost, and light freeze. iVclocl raining, nearly a'l day; disagree-
State ofs Indiana,. Wayne County, SS ; Timothy G. ilerviafe J in the Wayne Civil Circuit Jane fc. JTervin. ) Divorce So. 2434.
Be it known, that, r-rt this 29th day of yoveraber, t)9. the Aboe named Plaintiff, hr Jnhn w r
t-ivil Circuit Court, bis-complaint against said "de-
iu ine aoove entitled cause
2tn
2'itth. .
able d'4v
Otii . I: lection F. W, Road ; raining nearly all d
The
A. D. Richardson died on the morning of the 2d inst, at five oclock. On the afternoon of the 30th ult., he and Sirs. McFarland alias -Mrs. Sago were married, - Henry Ward Beecher officiating. The remains , were removed-to Franklin, Mass., on the . evening of the 3d and were interred next day. At noon on the 3d, ; before the remains were removed a. preliminary rite was solemnized in a private parlor of the Astor House.-.- c;?,.. ; The ceremonies consisted of the reading of a few psalm selections, and the deliyery of an address by. the Rev O .13 Frothingham, followed by a few remarks from tbe Rev.? Henry ir Ward Ueecher, which he closed with aprayer. Many members of ihe Pt ess, literary men and women and prominent citi zens were in attendance. Mrs. Rich ardson goes to reside with her parents ia Charlestown, Ms??.
Fair on the Evening of Dec. 20th. Tableaux oii the Evening of Dec- 21st" Benefit for 1 the Home ! ! A Dinner will be 4 given on 'Tuesday, Dec.'Slst, at Phillips Haltlthe proceeds toga to the Home. The ladies respectfully invito the patronage of the
. men of the city to their weltserved-tip and i carefully prepared TURKEY DINNE R Price- only Fifty Cents Call and take Dinner with tnem save ijour long walk home, and benefit the ' Poor by giving,your support.; , w iC---1' ":'--3T- ' W' , The attention of our readers is directed to the advertisement of COKS UYSPKPSIA
t CURE, in another part of the Palladiua C
: a nis truly, Valuable Medicmeis recommended by all who use it.; Head the certiocatea.: ' The Purdue University will bo located between the prosent time an I the first of January.
rapidity wih which Pi 5wit.v P.U,.
TBR8 have ' Iwcome a household necessity throughout the civilized nations, U without a parallel in the history of the world. Over five million bottles were sold ; in twelve mnnth.
and the demand U'dti'y increasing. nUich and poor, young and old, Indies, uhvsicians
ciergymen.uuu tliat it revives rtrn.min,,
lends strer.gih to I lie System, yior
mimi, and is exhausted natures great
It is compounded of the choicest 1. . .a
neros. me eeietrale,J ' Uilnaya or i Peru vian Bark.ete, all preserved in pure St. Croix Rum. It is sold by all respectable dealers in eyery town, parish, village nd, hamlet through orth and South America, Europj, and all the Islands of the Ccean. . .
spirits, to the :
restorer-;;
roots and
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na.ra duly issued a Bummons which has been returned not fonnd, as to defendant, that said delendan;, Jane E. Jlervui, is not a resident of the Stale of Inciaii.! ' ... - i - j , Saul defendant, Jsma E. Mervin, therefore is tierebv notified of tho nlinj and pendencv of aaU complaint against her, and that unless ihe appearand answer or demur thereto, at the e i Hinw of the unid canae.on tho .Second Day of t:.e ni-at Term of -said Court, to be begun and held at the Court, House in t-enterville, on t? e First Sli-ndar ol Febrnaxj next, said complaint, and the matiers and things therein contain and alleged, ill be taken- as true and the eaicl cause will be heatd and determined in her absence. , . j .......... ,. i i Witness, The Clerk, and the Seal of saidsi,ai. Court, at Centeiviile, this 3tU dav of t Xovembor, ls69. " - I' V, ' 1 WM. W. DUDLEY, Clerk: Jch.1 H. Porp, Att'y of Pl'ff. n39-3v$9i -
:' . The American Spa Spring Oo 's woounuiDUE chalyuIate OS
h la bottled fresh at the lra Fabm Sprijios, situated near VVooPBKiuag, State of .New Jersey, oue mile trom Perth Amhoj. r The annslvsis ot leading Cliemists shows that the prinpsof the n Farm ar.-, on account of their medicinal and mrifforatinp propetties. fullv equil to Uie ce ebrateo prins ot t-pA, Fykmont, Eok and F BANZKNiiBRUSn, in (Jermfiny, and that thev contain nearly double th. quantity oi iaoji of the Iambus Tunbndge Wells, in England. The V"oodbrirtpe Ir-m Water has alreadv received the highest approbation of tha most pnn'ni n...:
Cians of this ami other citir. is can be seen by Testimonials at.tbe Company 's Office , .;7 . FHc.D-J.EililERlCH.Prcs't, -.-.. i .. . 27 Alaiden Lane.'. : The Greatest DiscoVery of AgeTHIS IS .ADMITTED TO BE TIIE FACT BY the Tliousands who ar now n.lni llr T., !.;.-
Celebrated Venetian Liniment. It lias been introduced aince 1S4T and no one once try iiijj- it is ever K-ithontit. It will Eositivelv cure tK. nmUr.nn.
tinned complaints, i: used as directed: - Chronfo ' Rhetimatiism. Sora THrnaf tt.
j Toolnache, . tiprains, Bruises, Old Sores, SvreUinzsl
Mosquito uites.and Fains in tbe hack, Chest or Limbs, Also taken intnrnallv, for Cholei a, Diar-rbcea.-Dvsentery, Croup, Colic, Sea Sickness, Spasms,a. - It is perfectly harmless to Uke internaliy. (ee oath accompanying each bo'tle.) It has never Failed to cureietery case of Diarrbrea. Dvsentery, add Cronp, if used when first taken. Alwavs have alottla in the bouse in readiness, and von will never repret it.
I'nce, t lfty Cents acd Cue
$15.
persons visit these "Mirin " nnnn.llr v
hundred thoi)aiid bowleg ot the a
td and consumed in the viri.ms licaiitlesot the coun-
irv. The Saratoga A. Spring Water 'a probably the
ui" ciioniie luiut-iai naier lonna on either cont
uciii. ii win oe ooserven mat it has ten per cent.!
preaier minerni properties than the celebrated Con
gress Prrinp, luur times that ot Baden Baden of
Austria five times that of Aii la Chapelie in Prus- i l?15 si : twice that ot Viehv in Fnni.,. . .,,!.. . ! f
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limes greaier man ice renowned .Seltzer ol ermany and equally over the Spas ot Bath, England.and Kissensen in Bavaria. . , f, i The reputation of this water is based upon its ef-? i fects in diseases of the stomach. lirr n.t. i
neys, and spleen, and acts with wonderful henffir. in ver. jull teictled, and everv one fullv
cases of Chronic Dyspepsia, Consiipation, Oravel, ' 8I -Tvars l, keeP correct time, ami wear and not Gout, hcrotula. Cutaneous Affections. General Letb- arn'sl- They are equal in make and finish to- tba. . arpy, Soreness, and Prostration of the svstem. ' " P8 gold, and so perfect in resemblance. that the best The value of the mineral waters has been prized i JU(1f?es can scarcely detect them from solid old -
"... "-u-e" "J meiicai men since the earliest ""-"- ; "er wiu wear ana Keep purtect time
uiiiuiuuii. a ceiciratea auttionty savs : "The vir- 1 "5 "niw, , tues .f mineral w aters have been best Vhown in the I we are now sen-Uajr the best to any order bV
ireaimeni or ocrrnre and chrome diseases." Ask for
Saratoga VA" rmg ater.and take no other, , Agent ior the Saratoga A Spring W'ater,v. '
Get the Best.
j. - SENT BY EXFaESS, C. O. D, . , . r , The Improved Oroide Gold Watches. ;--AMJFACTUUED by us. are all iluottn casea,' i"JL a mated and beatitullu
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Sold at -Wholesale by
JO UN F. 11ENP.Y.
8, College Place, New orlt.
J -'
PLUMMER & MORRISON,
Richmond, Indiana.
ERRORS OP YOUTH.
Sold
n..ii
Druggists and Storekeepm throuhoat the States. Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
-urvv3r4w,-i
by the United
WM. L. CIJASE fc ."CO., ' ,"nf9 Libert' Street, New Yoilc. ' .Dealers in all kinds of Machinery, including geclk.J3..l)ake;s PATENT STEAM I'UiiP f t v chape' patent bktck machines.
Steam Enpioes and B.silers, Fitchburir Machine Co' Tools,, Wood-working Machiney, Stamp Mills am Crusher, and Mining Machinery renerallv. '-'
oerja-loi? Circnlars, t-'rice List , Ac.
iliu.l.i . .WM.L. CUASKiOO., V;-n htxsx . "9 Liberty Street X. Y.
j A GENTLEMAN who snffered for years from
nervons ireumtr, rTeniature Decay, and all the ef-f
rects oi youthful mdescretion, will, for sake of suffering humanity, send free to a 11 who ned it. th
receipt and directions for making the simple remedy I by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit '
ny tne advertiser a exnenence, can do so bv addressing, with perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN, . nM-lyrlbSMPACO - LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS. 4 Martin Wells, Electrician, 112 Broadway, New York, Gives personal attention to selecting and supplying the best nd moat scientific Lightning Conductors. Keeps on hand. Iron. Galvanize! Iron and Por. net-
Cable Conductors, at lowest prices; alsoi Otis' Patent 'Initiator, or Glass Ring; also ... v - Wells' Patent Metallic "Attachment, superior to any Insulator in use.. The Trade supplied. ' ' - . Send for circulars and prico lists -
j press, for I5 each, and the Patent Lever, full" jew j ele.1, at S'O, payable to the Express Agent on deL-
.? . , , . , TilE OROIDE WATCH COMPAN Y. . . . . .. 143 Fulton Street, New York, W1M MAYER, ' - - ' Impoiter of . .. . FRENCH & GERMAN FANCY GOODS, as Alabaster Goods, China Figures Chessman, ' Musical Boxes, Segar StaDds, Work Dozes, T..iliat'Pnn.n...;n.. J II
Dressing Cases, tc, Ac., tc. - . s
.Vanufarturer of Traveling & Ladies Rag, v I'ockefc ' Books, and Fine Leather Goods, ' - . 148 Fnlton Street. New York.- -
Magnolia Water Superior to the test imported Germau Cologne, and told at half price. ' .': - - -
A 7 Cough, Cold or Sore Throail
Kequires immediate attention, as "nee- ' ' - ' '- . " i- JT.
.lect offen fesnlts in a'n ineu'r'abfe LutJiT 1 Disease. . .. :' - -
BROWN'S BIlOXClUAr,. TUOCIIE,
i uiua, luvnriauiv R.ve instact relief.
' -.' CITY CLKItK'SOFFICK, ) ' ' i : Hichmond, Jnd.. lec. 3, isoy. TO .WHOM ITMAY; CONCERN.! --. ro S! Of is HEBKBir CIVB.V, that, a 9 o 'clock, A; M, on the $3rd day. of December, 1S69, at the Clerk's Office) in said City, the Commissioners o ,ail City, will mset and proceed to appraise and assess the damages and-benefirs accrued to . tbe owner of any land or lot tbroufrh which the alley was established in rear of the property of IIesry . ' Wem it, et. al.t runninjr from 6th street East, intersecting' an alley previously established running from 7th street west. By order ot th common council." , r V
o u c i;
SHADES! SHADES!
Theubscribcrh.8openedaSHAf)E AND TABLE I fJ (mei C"untV.,udiaM' tbe rent? fn OIL CLOTH WAREHOUSE. t i for term not exccvlmsr seven years, of the
SHERIFF'S SAIiB. ' BY VIRTUE OF A CERTIFIED COPY OP A Decree, to me directed from the Clerk of the WayneOommon Heas Court, in a cause wherein' James Perry, Assignee, is plaintiff, and Thomas Lawler aud others are defendants, requiring me to make the sum of seven hundred and ninety-eight dollars nd eighty-three cents, ( 793.83.) with interest on said decree and costs, I will expose at Public Rale, to the highest bidder, - r :"t On Saturday the 25th day of Dec 1869.
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M and 4 o'clock
COMBITIOiV. . ; Two of the morf Uteful and Economical Invention of Am ..xi t is. iatjn are . 'J ' t HULL'S PATENT COMBINATION ; HOUSE: sHSATING ; AND COOKIff G 1 RANGE fc" TABULAR BASS-JJVIISIXG HOT-AIR FURNACES, Adapted for .Hard and Soft CoaT, 'also for Wood -... .Send for Circulars und Price List. ' MANVFACTCKEn BY ' HULL, GRIPFEN & CO, ex r ,Nos!-2S8 & 290 Third Avenue.
. . NEW YORK. " s
NICHOLSMINER a L SOAP ! TheBest'JSoap for Cleansing and Pol- . .'I , ishinp ' purposes in the worldl - ". e TRY IT I ' TRV IT I TRY IT X V ry it a Oil -gammed Engin-s or Machinery. Try t on Cammed and Greasy Floors. Try it on all Wood-work or Painted Ware, on Windows, on Miri
E3M
50 2w'
P. PKlRN,Ciiy CTerk."
Estate of Samuel Meredith: mTOrtCE ia berebv riven th,t Wm.irl.l,nm
11 Executor rf ai'd Estate, will make final settle- 4
mens wua saia estate at the January Term, 1870, of the Wayne Court of Common Pleas. '
Witness my name, and the Seal ef said Court
.... uib tbum vvaKtuuuafc" at i
,No 213 CANAL ST. NEW Y0EK,, where he will sell , j PARLOR AND STORE JHA D EH 25 Per-Cent, below Broadway Pricjs! j f f..5tor Shadea made and letters i to order; I Merchants and Pedlars'supplicd at lowest cash rales. : -: ... s. c, MH.I.ER.- j
. M.. OI laid nav. at the doer nf Ihn ITonrt TTra nf i n riMM . i t- r-
said Wayne County, Indiana, the rents an 1 profits i Glass Ware, on Ink or other Staius on the Hand.
follow- on anythi' jr "n which all other soaps fail, and it will
triumphantly vindicate its right td be called the' Beat iSp in the World "
part ol the city of Richmond laid out by Iaac E. ! L'se no other for Kitchen purpogpg. Ask your OroJonea.Wl'he west and dividinsJine ot eaid DroDartv J cer for it. Nl'-'HOLS A RKO..
i : I successor loi Umb CeO
in described Real Estate, to-wi't :
The east half nf lot Vo. twentv-six fMV, in that
Cheapest House in the United States!
E. Meeker,
108 NassauStreat, (near Ann St.) and 3? '.Aon St. 'itiTr.:;- t-. t.i '.. ; - - - ... ! -eqs e so'. .,. ; E W rY o r k',' , , . , . " '. - - i - - ; iO -. '- Manufacturer and Jobber of r. : j :.
PR -VIK rr?rv ds'
rintian, C'lROMOS
For BroXCHitis. Asthma, Cat aaan, ConscmptiteI sai.) at Centre ville-this 4th dav 6f December,
and Thkoat Ijiseasbs, fiey have a sothinir effect -
i SISGEft.Saad FUBLiC -HPEAKEIIS nsethem to J clear and AlrjiirtUn OtA y..; . . . . ,
OwiQa;to;the good repulation and popularity ef the Troches, many TcnrMest ah1 cheap immitatinut arm offere,!, wU& are yood for nothing. Be sure tooBTalM Brown's Bronchial Troche s SOLD EVERYWHERE. nVS.M P.'mlJ
B39-2w- '
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WM. W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
Bank.
Richmond; National
r,r.' ' c JlICIIJIO.VD. DLC. 9. lseo.
AMEETCof the Stockholders of this Bank will be held at the Banking lionse, on Tuesdav," January lith, 1870, between the hours of ten and four o'clock, for the election of Directors for the enMfn? rear. F. COFFfv. President-
'Attn nrirriPTit:
ill.-. j , j ;.. .
Notice,
r.
Charles W. Burkhardt
. vs. -
, i .uavij r . imiiii.
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ui. Ai'aciiment onore James V IA. Poe, Justice of the Peace - J of Wavne Countv. In liina
rOTJCE IS, HEREBY GIVEN, that on the .Oth J.t 'day of Derember, 19, at 2 o'clock, P. M.J at
w omqei id trio cut oi uicnmnnl, in wavne town--ihip, I will proceed ta hear aad deride upn the complaint of the Said Charles W. Burkhardt, whereof
tbe said David F. Smith, and all other persons con- I cerned, will take notice. JAMES M. POE. Justice of the Peace. j Pirhtncl. Pe. 7. ISW. nSOttpff 50 t
sold, rttnmasr from the Avenne through the center ofl a brick wa'l dividing tha two. houses on said ktlt w ;
me nacK part r said lor. kitnated in Hn rnnH,v
...1 w.... ... I i: J J
If such tents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum t3 satisfy said decree, inttrests and costs.
1 will, Httlie same lime and, place, exix seat Publio.1
thereif as may be sufficient to tlifcharire said de--;iee, interest and costs. Said sale will be ma-1e "without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. JACOB ... BALLENGER, James Perry. Sheriff of Wavne County. . Att'y. lor Pl'ff. " 38tSpfii0.50 '
Patents,
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American' and European
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40 Cotirtlandf St., N i'. f'
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