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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-28

BeAs, Mattresses, 6 Cabinet
FURNITURE.
CTEPHEN SANGER respectfully informs the
- public that he has on hand at hs upholsterng rs
tabli.hment on King street. few doors ABOVE Mr.. L.
Hurdles Chair Factory,
BEDS, M.4TTR.4SSES, &c.
and will furnish to order any description of Upholser'
ing or Cabinet Furniture the lowest possible prices,
and with the utmost dispatch.
NIB Repairing promptly attended to.
NAV 6-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-28
Notice.

,~. Steamboat POTOMAC,
&aa> Joseph hewitt, master, be-
ms ing In complete Order wili'
Fr,da,, tue l7,a I,stsnt, resume running to NOR
folk and Richmond leaving the City of Washington
at 5, and Alexandria az o'clock, p. NJ Returning
leave Richmond on Tuesday morning, ana Norfolk on
Wednesday morning, n, o'clock.
Fare to Norfolk, including meals, 81
Do to Richmond, do
NAV Is NATH. WAT LIS, Agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-28
The genuine Medicines can be had of
WIN. POMER0Y, Alexandria
.Xudia China.

lNNlN CNlNN.
u Boxes Canton Dishes from l6 to 1s inches, supe'
u rior quality
S do do Desert and Tea Plates, Hat and deep,
pencilled and enamelled, very cheap
2 do do Bowls, quart and half gallon, VIII be
sold as low rs Liverpool ware
Is groce Pint Porter Bottles
with a general assortment of CHINA. GLASS;. q
E.aR7Y7ENJP.3RE, wholesale and retail
mo % ROBr II. MILLER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-28
O1sUepsia Cured, without

VYsYSYsM S~0' W'"'
MEDICINE.
x.us .,h.crber still continues to apply the newly
discovered remedy for Dyspepsia with much sue
cess. His price is moderate. n,,v of
noUrS MEDICINES & DYE STUFFS,
-. n. ,v,r,sn,s As pure and cheap IS any in
Az Country merchants aud physicians are par
s;cuiary invited to call Orfor.srd their orders COCO
credit given to punetual dealers. .,,rp
NAV Druggist, Fairfax st. Alexandria
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-18
Etam he Gtnctef E.trntel..
PRESERVING BEES IN WIZ FL

PRESERVING BEES IN w \ Tx,
Ma. IucKtR i have seen several articles Oh the
subject of Bee, your valuable paper, tho Gene
see Farmer, ana being subscriber wish to elVe
to the pubic the f,nits OF my experience. have
kept bres RI fifteen years Last spring liiend n
mime told me # would bury my bees N The
ground could keep them through the winter IL
that manner accordingly buried two hives that
had but very little honey. Twas confident that
they would not winter for the want Of food |
therefore thought would try the experiment |
took thom from the groand the 18Th day Of APril
md founi them IN good health They had not
made use of he honey, rs there appeared 10 b.
m ohhoneY IA the spring when put tiem IN the
ground They must be buried below The FROST
aud in such manncr as to NeYrn1 the arr fpm e7m
M 10 Item. II. Il. CLIFFORD.
On this suhjcc,, we find the following paragraph
in the new spaFers-Whe II orr lneted We know
no..
paEsEBvfSG BFEs IN WINTER - Mr. Elhcredgr
of Montro,e, Prnn., Who keeps considerable
quantity of bees, buried seven hives IN the ground
last fall 10y placing them on the glounl covering
them FIRST with straw, and then burylng them IN
the eatlh To the depth Of about ten inches About
the fist OF this month he loal them out and foand
them 10 be IN excellent condition. Some ri tn
hives shen buried pooly wovi led with h.
ncy, aud Mr. T. is of of opllhon that they could
nat have been preserved through the winter IN the
ordinary way.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-18

plough goes just SO deep the soil GOES, and u d e.
per. The question ten comes TO thus which =
preferable, deep n sh,ljas sol about sheh
there can In no dispute. Who'll ffst comneht Cd
the practice of deem plough'ng on my tnm, TIN
people who passed along the road would stop AM
inquire with sreat earne. taess, Whether wes not
afraid of running my laal. After expressing my
conviction offs utility they would INST generally
reply that 1t might do for your wheat, but wouli
not for corn. But can only sey, lint have l9nWl
best FOR every crop. Would pursue tb.s stateez
lu,ther, but fad my paper giving GU. II @hat |
have advanced will all III interests Of usreoltifa
IN any respect, shall be nappy. Yoars, fespe't
fully, AMI sincerely, JonS II. CRAVEN.
+ 5. Our haeyes, has just commenced Il this
county, while we shnll have moro thaa aa asefesH
crop OF straw, we sball MT hsyatbs4 rraR -
grain, and even that vi, be NOR IN I'fen. tim
any that haye ever seen, bon, infested WITH
very thing tha is bai-rot, s,ab smat aud rust
] IL {.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-18

interest and they have done it from pure aytnp'-
thy md noble sentiment for, not for America -
G,t France. have two hundred thonsand Poles =
ven their best blood The Americans ha'a no.
parioken the hospitality and oaicn tho hrehn %
Poland. as did the French emigeanls aud the so'
dlers of,he Gsrnd Army Tic liheftea ana com
merco of America were not naenaeed by ensna ~
were tinsr Of France and England in counting
then, upon the sympathy Of the American people
We slall never forget what we owe them iof l,e
vorc of sympathy and tho welcome snPpiy san' !"
he du,l, houi OF our agony We shnll not iorFet
what her AGENT suffered IN the prison Of Berlin, for
hnviny carried consolation aud hope 10 our ru"t
soldiers in the forests OF Posen, nor shel We forget
TINT oven 10 his hour, they interest themselves n
otn situation. aud pray for Our d'livcfanee
WDDZNNSkt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-18
THE, WEST INDIE

from yamaiea.-i,hc ship Ofbt, at Now
York has furnished pagers from tins isiand 10 the
18Th of June--lS days later than before ho, they
contain no nelligcnce-all ether topics being nier-
god in the engrossing SUBJECT OF heS'o e'"ahc'pa'
ton We su2jo'n copy OF paprf Pdiporuhg 70
h. A memorial of the delegates OF The Planters OF
Jamaica addressed 10 the British Ministers:
MEMORIAL
1--WE claim from the General Government secu-
,,v from future interference with our slaves either
by Orders In Council, or any othef 'qode no! yecos
nzcd by our laws
We claim tina, sec,arian MISSIONARIES shall be
cfl 70 Incorporation Of those luws, winch goYcE1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-18
POETICAL.
From TIC Ne,p Engiand 4Nagastnc.
STANZAS-DY REogccA, cHE JEwsss.

From TIC Ne,o Eagfand Maya INC.
STANZAS-DY REogccA, THE Jkwsss
If had Juba's chorded shell,
Ger which the first horn music rolled,
l., burning tones, that love To dwell
Amongst those wires ofirembI'ng gold;
IF, my soul ono note were gwen
of mat high harp, whose swce,er tone
sr.,,ii ,ts majestic strain iron heaven
And o,owed like ffeloun1 lsraefs throne
II, 10 the deep blue starry sky
Then might my soul aspire, and hold
Communion fsrvent, strong and high,
With bard and king, and prophet old:
Then might my spirit dare to trace
The oath our ancient people trod,
When the gray slfcs of Jacobs race,
Ike faithful servants, walked with God
Rnt I,racl's song, alas is hushed
AMI all her tales Of triumph told,
And mute is every voice that eushed
In music to her harps Of gold;
And could my Tyre attune its string
To lofty themes they loved Of yor',
Alas my lips could only sing
Al that we mere, but arc no more
Our hearts are still by Jor,lan's stream,
And there our footsteps fam woali be-
But oh, It's like the capt YES dean
OH .in his eyes may never sec.
A clou is an our fathers graves
lni ,.rkly spreads ger Zon h'i,,
Galiber their Sons must siani rs slaves,
Or roam ike housecss wanderers still.
Yet where the rose of Sharon blooms,
Aud cedirs wave then stately nd,
Even now, from out the place Of tninhs,
Breaks deep voice that stlrs The dead
Thf,ngh the wide worlds tumul'uous tonr
Floats clear and swcc, The schema word -
Oh, virgin daughter, faint no more
Thy tears ore seen, thy prayers are heard.
What, though with Spirits crushed and broke,
Thy tribes like l.ser exilrs rove,
Though judith feels tho stranger YOKE,
Anl Ep1raim l., a heard IS dove -
Yet ye, shHil llt!,'s LIoN wake,
Yet sllti' the d,y II promise com',
TeY sons from iron ha1Alsc break,
All God shall lead the Wanderers home :
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-18

BY Samuel NJ Lowell May the Ia.ircIs obtatnee
by fnrefnibes be ever revered, and shine
CT whlie their "a nan 10 sBaeril tie land u Ash-
erty, -. -
BY ms l. Poindcxter--IIon John Ttler----
faithful Sentinel on the Watch Tower Of Liberty Z
the friends Of the S,aies and Of Constitutional L'0-|
cry, will not soon forget, that Ike the bfpvsl
Spartan he stood aiene, IN defence or Their rgnss.
by W. + Tansddl-- The rilustrious Fofet2n-1
era ofthe Amcricsn Revolution
The mcopcst r,ll, the migh,iesl river
Roll min..liug with their fame for ever 800
by T. Il Lanier-- Republic sm--A Distinction
assumed by many, by few deserved. & Ssssi ssse
Ky J. T. ,Johpson--.Tho defenders Of Sfnto
Rights Their glo,y shall he immortal ~ Tho
shame Of those who ugh, against thom. lsg4s !.
Gy J. G. Carter---Party 3piri--A Rossonpus
and noxious weed may it speedily be. eradicuted
from our soil. and the fair lowers of rcppblIcan-
Ism aud peace flourish III lis stead. gs5ss -
by J L. Poipde xlor-Du folmor able and wov-
Thy Republican Repre- sentative. May he yet live
to triumph over hosa Eleelioaeerng Jackalls, who
by Misrepresentation have bustered him down for
tho olol Of Henry
BY W T. Tunstali Tie Orator Of The Day
Ills successful effort day happy dusury Of his
future usefulness
by George w. Cooman--The Twenty -Four
Sisters Tho eldest ns beautiful and as graceful rs
the youngest May they never nufliiur among
themselves without cause, and may they ioscr
have cause Ia nurmur.
by Coleman Echois-.Thc Ote,or OF the Day---A
acalous and patriotic advocate Of Consolidated
Bni0n be deserves well of The Ladies.
By l. PoinIaxlor--. Tho New. bora Federal
lists heirs Of Jackson and the Proclamation
by WhitmolI p TunslnlI-- Jackson The frat
article IN the creed Of modern political faith
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-18
lsY FLETCHER * TOLEP.
TERMS.

,-,.r,r ct pr anunnn. puahic ID isance. No sub
.,.,, yi ,o fece,sed for les than month,
n,ca, viii b, disc ,uttdned that at the discretion oil
a. n I,i,rs) antil all arrcaragcs are paid.
r. ,pvER risEIENrj will no inherited at 50 cent.
=, ie.s1 tho first tna, ahl - - for each
i,.,cs Tha-n dist be pad for pree
,,,.So elr -efoa Or tho payment assaned by
sas5,ous,hlc ,nrsoa IN f.yuchburr..
IN ,oter- nj ire.scJ II the Editors mast be post pad
&, ,,cv Win not be rtteAded to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-18

Diamond 6atUtaB,o,sA "A SIX. foot Yorni,n!cf
lately entered a store IN one OF our principal
wharvcs in search OF employment. lie could do
any KIND ofeho'e, be said nd boosted much Of his
strength. Stout ~ you are, sald the clcfk,' III
bet $40 you cannot carry that bag Of suit (peniing
10 very largo ono) twice across this store ana
back again, AM te1sr lay II down The Yankee
slooJ Tor 'nomeoi scratching his head aud gazing
at topo with hook at It's end, which dangled
ihrout a scuttlc, mud then accepted the wagcr.--
he shouldered the bag with the utmost oase, car
Rcd II ice backward and forward and then hung
II upon the hook aforesaid. Mister said he,
guess III itoube you for that ufe ten didn't lay
II down. hung u mp The clerk. much To his
dissatisfaction, handed over the money, and the
Vcrmoncr leit the sole saying, caicha weasel
asleep! Not 50 had days work Better than
ehoppins ioss Bosto" Gaia1H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-18

a Convention Of Ednots IS now IN session in Co
lumbus, Ohm II embraces ony the conductors Of
papors in that State. The cbecls FOR which it has
assembled afe rather Indehnite no particular de-
sign Is stated, Bat only the general one Of improv
my the f" condition of the periodical press through
out Ohio One Of the Oho editors, who is, we
suppose, mambGr, has laid down a chart for tho
guidance of editors ia future such as he hopes viii
engage the serious attention OF the Convention.
Thera is hereafter TO be 10 seryllliy, vugar-
y, nor Righteousness ,--rfinaples are To DO
contcndcd for wilhpu, abuse OF personality -
criticism IL to bo just and stern " without aduln-
ton or ylndctyc nesg !" aud sound morals aud pure
religion 10 be advocated " without bigory or secia-
ranism" Let US sum 1p. The Ohio Editors arc
to agree TO &c Jusi. moral, nogaanImous, religious,
faithful and discriminating Verlly, they Will he
mol only an excmpinr 10 tho other portions oi the
umion b1t shining lights for the illumination the
Whole couutry We shall be glad to see the agree
niani made, and faithfully complied with.
We doubt not their sincerity or zeal the objects
are all laudable aud more or less st,aInablc. with
rigid individual selfdisclplne and perseverance,
There is, however, another point to which their la
bors will be directed with great prospect of COM
pietc success and we shnll be delighted to see q
good eject inasmuch us il might he an examplair
for concert csew here. Editors for themselves ].
maintain their own characters for dignity courtesy
and integrity, without the cooperation OF the whsle
fraternity, but in toe matter of dollars a. CENTS
are not so independent They must go with tho
mass as long as hard work will permit them TO live
a, the current prices. The Ohio Convention there
fore purposes TO devise if possible some means
of securing 10 editors and master printers better
remuneration for their responsible ard arduous du-
tics" An efficient scheme of this kind would go
far TO many of the other objects Of the Con-
venton. Talents character and industry would be
more zraousy devoted to profession in whchthe
rewards of labor were more sure and ihern,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-18

We find tho following advertisements IN the New
York Courier g. Enquirer.
Nairimory.-A Gentleman Of high respectable
ity Ilule above forty Ave. of ve.y romantics hab-
Its, and widower, without children, scsidiEga
little distance in the country, wishes 10 ally hltn-
self to Lady, OF undoubted honor. nom the are
ofihir,y, up to his own II is not SO much TO q
cuniary Advantages he looks as to ccnfegssfes
and domestic home. Should this NEE, tass e.
"a Lady, possessing reciprocal feelings,
will condcscond 10 address line 10 :. u. { Z 49,
Office New York, stating age, situation, Sc and
what manner sn answer may be rarlrned, shs
may rely upon the grsatts. secrecy and .of be-
9as c'seftef - ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-10
CHEAP GOODS.

\ AN nov receiving from New ork a
large anu general assortment OF DRY
Uoods, iiafow are ana Cutlery, CHINA anC
Iaueensw are; Boots X shoes, Sc aIshin caps,
with almost every article OF merchandise
usually Kept IN TINS market, ali Of which
viii DC soid at the II, ST reduced prices
tor Cash anu such articles OIL traae as may
SUIT l have declined creating eDtIreiy
and Will sell al suiaii ADVANCE troiu cas- L
ern prices. IhanAIui ior past ia.ours.
oil cat my Ola customers anu Those wishing
to purchase to cali anu eAau.ILe Tor tuenl-
selves.
A1TlCUS SiDDiLL.
+. 5. Real French Brandy, Port and
Madeira Wine, which purchased Ia New
orh, expressly for medical purposes.
A. >.
Richmond oct. 18th. 1888
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-10

/ ill.,, L.iAci Is pecu.i,r., adapieu To
the pIe>e"t. prevailing disorders III The
breast ana unIs, leading to consumption.
Common cou, and Coughs, when are
oc.a>ioueu L.. INSTRUCTED per.PeratIon,
viii rc"diiy weld TO ITS Inf"ence, remoy-
ing those tro:.iesome lrrItations, winch
ac, s> IA consta !, stimulant TO cousal;.s
ii c;s,s p;.Iu, ..n! INDUCES rest to ala cinI-
neni t.e.rce. Persons afflicted win pu.-
moulry complaints. ticcuin. VI Tue iuii.->,
&c, >paSniudlc asthma, i@ipitatioh III the
heart, aid consunp,,ve affections, even
In the n, ST adva,sc,! perioN, II iiis, VII.
tind iinI,euitte geiIei, from It's .einark"-
he power oi d,mIn,>hin. the Irriia III.
Of the 81 stem; anu the Neioclty ui ne
circulation, anu by Gle nsIn, ana hed,ii.
the disor,.ered parts. |; also I'll .u> l,n
mediate relief lii tne ~hoop,ns Cough.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-10
State OF inclana, /, 1'rooate Court,
| andnlnh cnnnfx (

state OF inclana, xrooate Court,
andolPh county. November term 1888.
Nov at this day comes Jeremiah smith.
administrator vi the estate of !, ililam
Brewer deceased, and files his till of COM
pant Ia tLis behalf, praying the settle
inent OF sAio estate as Insoivent. 1t il
therefore ordered by the court. that notice
OF the hilng aud pendency Of the said bill of
complaint, oe published fer sig weeks sue
cessiveiy In the Richmond Palladium.
weekly newspaper printed and published
10 The town vi RiChmond, Wayne counts
Indiana, notify ing the Creditors Of sa.d Is :
tate-that unless such. creditors Lotifv the
40 minIstratOr OF said estate of the exis.
tence AID extent Of their respective cla,ns
by thing the same, or a statement of the
nature description and GATE Of the con-
trac' or assuusIt upon which the same NAV
'e iouhoed IN the Office of the clerk of said
court To De held Al the court house in
lnchestes, on the third Monday Of eb
ruAry next, the will be postponed in favor
OF The CLAIMS Of more dIligent creditors.
and that all such claims as shall then and
there be flied will De finally heard, acted
upon and determined by the said court.
Attest. e. CONWAY, Clerk X. PC.
November 18th, 1888. 4l6v
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-10
V:.luablc Family Medicincs.

JUST received from Vaughan & Peter
son, Druggists, Phiiadelphia, the follow
ing chemical preparations, ''all of which
are highly recommended to have stood
the test of many years experience, ana
have the approval of many respectable
ply sicians. All warrented safe and GER
tain m their curative operation.
d.. Weayerss celebrated EYE SALVE.
This .aiuaoie application Is rapidly
and deservedly superseding all others for
sore, weak, and infamed eyes. 1t has
frequently effected cures hen other pre-
parations in high repute, and all the rem
edies in common use had failed ,and when,
from the severity OF the disease, loss OF
he eye sight was seriously apprehended.
Price, ID cents Box.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-10
New u1:at Factory.

~ DlLfchN, respectfully informs
the citizens OF Richmond and vi
clnlty, that ne ha commenced the ha,
making business, on slaln street, one door
west OF J. Block 5 and opposite E.il Brown S
store, and from. MS experience and oppor-
tunlties OF Icing acquainted with the bu-
slness he hopes to merit share of the pub
nc patronage. He will keep on hand an
assortment, of mems and boys fashionable
ami plain castor and roram hats, which he
Will sell on reasonable terms as can be
purchased In the place. Furs, lambs wool
and approved country produce will be ia
ken in exchange for hats.
Richmond, April 9th, 1893. 10
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-10
TAKEN UP.

SfY Oman Pening, living in the north
east corner Of Randolph county. Ind.
on the 4th day Of November 1853, two es-
trays of the following description to wit
one light iron grey mare supposed to be
niue years old last spring, fifteen hands
b III, shod before, had Oh a leather halter,
NO other markes or brands peceiva Bile, APP
Praiseu to thirty five doliars.-1'he other
light bay horse, fourteen hands and one
halt lnch high-supposed to be five years
old last spring, shod all around, some sad
die marks, a little white on the left hind
foot-had small piece of rope on his neck
no other marks or brands perceiva Die.
Appraised to thirty dollars. Both apprai-
sed 10y Caleb CoggsheiI and Henry Martin.
true copy from my estray book.
>. v. SHAILOR, J. p.
November 5th, 1898. A.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-10
AOVERTuSEMENT.

eNHE subscriber has opened his grocery
= store, at his old stand on Pearl street,
a few doors south OF Mr.. 4. Siddail's store,
where he has ON hand and for sale, guam
tity OF FOREIGN and DOMESTIC LIQUORs.
His assortment consists of almost every
variety of Liquors, Confectionery, Groce-
ries, Dye Stutfs, &c. &c. Several kinds
of wine bought expressly for sickness, all
ofwhic will be sold wholesale or retail to
suit the purchaser. Cash paid for whiskey.
JOHN SMITH.
Richmond, Nov. 80, 1888. At
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-10
NOTICE.

THE partnership hs1eeofore existiag
between Strattan & r. u this day do
solved, by ats own limitaDa. All deoes
due the said firm will - found in the
hands Of Daniel Reid lbr collectiOo. All
persons indebted TO 3 I'd firm viii do yell
to come forward andmake settlement nm
mediately.
STRATTAN u REID.
A. 3. The business will b coutlaued
ind carried or in the old stand by r. &
B. Strattan They have a first rata toey0f
GOODS on hand, Of all kinds suitable for
the western market; and will sell low Tor
cash, or good trade.
j. p 4 B. STRATTAN
October 5, 1888 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-10
MAKING Up MAILS.

enNHE great mails are to be closed at ali
dlstrl uting Omces one hour before
the time liked tor their departure ali other
mails half an hour before their departure
unless the tune OF departure IS between
y O'Clock r. VI. and , O'Clock n. Va IL
which time the mails Will oe closed at 6
O'Clock p. NJ
All Letters put into this Office after 6
O'Clock r. VI. will not oe mailed excepi
letters for distribution.
DANIEL r I'D p Ii
Nov. 9Th 1889.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-10
Dr.. JVe0rer's Worm Tea and Salne

Dr.. JVe0rer's Worm Tea and Salre.
Very superior to the Worm Teas IA
common use, which are directed to the
sole oiJect of destroying the Worms, With
out removing the weak state of the dIges
tive organs, on which their production
mainly depends. This preparation moi
oul, destroys the disease but removes the
cause, by siren, thening the $, stem gen
orally, and the stomach and in,es,ines
p lrticu.arIy. The Save is v,luable
addition to the efficacy II the Tea.
Price, % cents Bottle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-10
Alexander M,CuPdv.

GRATEFUL for the liberal patronage he
has received. respectfully informs his
friends, and the public generally, that he
continues to carry on the TAILORING
BUSINESS, in all its various branches,
at his old stand on Main street, two doors
east of J. NJ. Laws store, where all orders
in his line will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to. Having a regular
correspondence with some of the principal
merchant tailors of New York, he is con
stantly furnished with the latest changes
in the fashions. Garments cut on the
shortest notice, and warranted to fit well
Improperly made up.
August 10th, 1899. %
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-12-10

Another brilliant achievement at the
''Priz. Sc Hing Officer Let the balance
of the ;rokers in he Uri.n .shide thei
diminished headsr' BEi!OLD! adven
iurers, the triumphant result ofone class
Nos. lO-43-4S, the grand aud SPLEEN
nia capital of $50 .eOG!! was absolutely
SOLD ~ this office ~ gentleman of thu
ciN. in the New Y"rh Lottery, Clas. N ,
l3, for 1888. Adventures, YOU hav,
ba 'elN time to write f,r tickets, before
Lotteries cease in Pennsy wanna
6. A. COOK.
Pitt~hurg. Nov 2O,h 1893.