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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28
NEW YORK ELECTIONS.

VIC nave saiu, IN announcing the
progress Of the elections in VIRGINIA.
that the Wings have reason TO be con-
graduated on the result, rs far as ascer-
tanned. 1: 10 with no ordinary sati,-
faction that we are now able 90 saw
the same Of the result Of the Como.
ration Election in the city Of N1w
YORK. We feared that our friends
we're SO sunk in apathy. or rather tina,
tneir strength was so scattered by the
division OF sentiment among them in
The canvass for the Presidency. AZ NO,
to be able 20 rally upon any one point,
We are happily undeeeived. They
yet have strength enough 10 accom-.
plush any purpose for which they will
consent to unite. The election, in
VIRGINIA disclose this fact, and the
following result Of the election Of las,
week in the city Of NEW YoRK cor
roborstes it:-yfaf. Int.
FSsa fAs .hss Fork Csssn. Of Ss,.yJ,,
We give to-day the result Of the
election IN each Ward for Aldermen
and Assistants. The result cannot but
De gratifying to every Wing. II will
Be seen that ssrenfeen Wards out of 3Q
the whole number in the city, have re-
turned their candidates for Aldermen
and Assistant Aldermen; giving The
wings Q majority Of f,co in the CITY
councils.
The Wings could have carried their
Mayor with but little effort; but in con-
sequence Of the late hour NJ which
Mr.. Geer was brought forward. MANY
OF them voted for Mr. Lawrence, who
has generally discharged the dutie. Of
MS station IN q manner which has Civ
en- satisfaction to the public ard secur.
ed Tor HIN. the appreciation Of all par
ties.
The result Of this election proves
what we have always proclaimed 10
our fnends at q distance-tbat not
withstanding the overwhelming popu.
larity Of Gen jackson, Van Buren, !,
IN very decided MINORITY in this CT
y and State; and when the Prcsiden-
uai contest comes on. IL will be found
that even IN this State, the cause Of
the Constitution Is destined 20 triumph
over the party in power.
The effect OF this exhibition of the
real weakness Of Van Buren, in his
own State, cannot fail to be most sal
u'ary IN other sections Of the country;
and with the indications already re-
eeived from Pennsyironia aud Ohio.
we may with great justice anticipate a
certain triumph in the pres;dential con.
test. At all events our friends both
here and elsewhere. will now be satis-
ned that success is within their reach.
and sure We are that they will prompt
y organise for the coming struggle.
and prove themselves worthy Of the
great cause for which they contend.
The whole number Of votes polled
at The New York charter election for
Aldermen, last week, is stated in the
Courier at 26. 776-of which, accord.
ing TO Una: paper, the Opposition iicke.
IN the different wards had an aggre.
gaze majority over the Tammany par.
ty Of ia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28
III. Provia.nes Bsak ReISsru.-Th

TIE Providsnce Bank ROJ5sry. The
Philadelphia Inquirer says:
The vault Of the Merchants Bank
AZ Providence was burglariously enter.
Ed between Saturday night aud Mon.
day morning last, and robbed OF bill,
on the several banks Of Rhode I,land
and elsewhere, and checks Of the
amount Of Sl3S. SOS ~. besides slO.
I.51 81 IN gold sovsFeigns. A reward
OF 3 10, 900 10 offered for the recovery
o. ell the money, aud q pFoportionnts
sum Tor any paEt thereof. No tEace Of
the bold burglars bad al the last advi.
ces been obtained"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28

II q estimated that not less than
three hundred wagons were IA town
Yesterday morning at oas time. 70,
hsh. They met With ready sale and
good prices lor the produce brought ia.
and procured their supplies Ia Sac or.
DER aud At comparatively low rates.
.4ier. GAG, .apr2 y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28

that Mrs. Wade Was murdered. Al
this moment. they heard the report
Of another pistol and on entering
the apartment. found that Brown had
placed the weapon close 10 his breast.
and sent its deadly contents through
his own heart. The blazing powder
had set his vest and shirt on are. both
OF which were in q blaze, while the
miserable young man was gasping bis
last.
The recovery Of Mrs. Wade is vet
considered doubtful. The whole con-
tents Of the pistol are still in her left
breast; and some fears are entertained
that Inflammation may ensue. She
was yesterday in 4 high fever, but il
was hoped that snodynes and other
remedial measures would have 4 ten
dency to arrest its continuance. From
what we can learn in relation to this
sad affair, We think it at least charita-
bic to believe that the whole was the
efec, Of sudden but strong monoma-
MIA.
ashington whitaker. who after le-
gal trial for murder in New Orleans.
was found guilty, and committed sui
eide in prison. has had the honors of a
public funeral in Clinton. The fune-
raj procession was composed Of the
Major General, Bngadier General. Col
onels and other officers Of the militia OF
the State. the volunteer company OF
the Jackson Guards in uniform, and q
large concourse Of the male and female
inhabitants Of the two parishes Of Fe.
lieiana. Infammator: addresses were
delivered denouncing the Governor Of
Louisiana and the people Of New Or
leans. A public meeting was also
held and gre at excitement Prevailed
Public .opinion. il seems. was strongly
in opposition TO the decision Of the
Court-hence all these proceedings.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28

The House Of Representative b = vos. a
lOz 70 a. hes postPOass uasil Ghs krus Tuss-
Day N Nay Bsxt, Ne eSnsidsrstios sf ths ~.
'o'ui'oa fFO@ 'As ssaass, aEi.s De z1d 81
asy soS The adjouEaSssi q coazr....
The Public Lssas-eha surpl,,s nsv-....
Deposh sanss-EssOiztloas = Iss..iry iu..
'hs Hsiuss q an oases hsii by esssais psv.
Bee -. "Aitaey. n sOsoseiioa vlsA sAs Ts,,-
'u'J DsraFi'aesi sd Dsposa nanks shs c.
nsFal APProPsistioa Rili--aaA q bsn FOE a..
pFotseiiO4 sSc defence q Ne sos,h.,, al
western EFUatisrs--havs formsd sAs priseip.l
s~Aise'' fos eoassassss,oa 80 Ai.su...os dur
ms ihs last seek.
TAe Haiioaai iasslli.sassr ss.ass ss.i thar,
are - fever thsa ssvss huu1FsA bslis Sspsnd.
ins ssivsss ~ svo Sisu.ss - ce-~r.ua. sous
% hea - ne@ss,sus i1postases aaS great
uEgsssy.
Ths foilOvns y Ne sossluaiar paragraph
q ". Lsighs speech o. Ne Ezpuasiax Rsso.
lutioai
i" The Esaiieasa fsoa hlissouEl AID ~,
'Aspsags severe Fsueay, be e : i,r,s. 4
resets ssPfoseh, bsi ths falii : nsa 49,. -
% ihoes sbo ooapsl - - IL lei =, 81 -,
tesn. and neiihsg eonpsomiss ~ ffa~ahi~.
40 deePais for aiiuFss- ~ ws f.il nv. ~
sa ~ egain. " We s0atinas 70 fsa, snS havs
- sst'fe sefpss ~ coed vet y nesnmpli-h.
-, iei - iraes@a 81 hsqassth 4 - - -.
neeFney - An,sFiea- Lei - Size ~ ~.
go 49, ssas - 1ay hen6 h assn - -.
-~ ~ ns.sso, - - nsg snsaaiI 3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28

The National fnlelhgeneer siaies
that The Tolls on the Chesapeake and
OHIO Canal have averaged siglf 6un-
dref aokt7ys Pr dsy since The opening
Of The Caaal this Spring.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28

The recent municipal Election in
Cincinnati was . complete route Of the
Van BuIenites. If the POPULARITY Of
General Harrison in Ohio is TO be iudg.
ed Of oy the result Of this election. \,
4" overwhelming. indeed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28

befs lsh~sd Eisefioa.-The slse.
'ion ios GoveFnor snd other State Off
GERS which took place IL Rhode Is
and on Wednesday, resulted ia the
sseeess q the administration party -
se'urns iFo@ all the towns except i've.
eve ff1aeis, the Van BuFen and Anti
Masonic candidate ior Governor, Ca
majority. The Whigs had lost four
members otlhs Legislature. and gained
ihFee' khode island has gone the
way % Aaine, 81. Hampshirs and Goa
neeeesi. "Ephsaim e joined 70 kis
ldeis, Be kin aIons."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28

A1'porfaaf .MOvs. II, Is probable tina.
CongEsSs and the President may again
become the advocates OF the Internal
improvement system. A bail IL now
Sesors Congress which provides that
ne General Government shall become
Subscribes. 10 q certain amount 10
al the railroads finished, and which
may BE- undertaken, in consideration OF
which The mail Is 10 be carried free q
charge on them during the eontinu-
aaee OF their charters. The PROPOSE
hon comes from leading members Of
ibe Jee kSon party, and will therefore
probably be adopted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28
FTom he Bee.

Previous to blowing up the fort a,
GolIad, on the 2;Id March, the Georgia
xolunisers. consisting Of $50 men under
Coa' Ward, attacked a body Of COO
Mexicans at Refugio. $50 Of whom are
reported to have been killed and The
rest routed. II is also stated that on
me xSth ult- General Houston attack.
ed the advanced guard Of the Mexican
army which was repelled on the main
oody' and some prisoneTs were taken.
amoas whom were 2 spies Of the enc
my.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28


rs rumored. that his owner has
lent John BaseOBabe 10 a company Of
Southern Gentlemen, TO take up the
challenge from the North. MAY he
extend has fame. and become BY the
result Of The rivalry, the Champion Of
me Union
.9R0fhev Match Race.-The banter Of
H'okOTy John 10 Miss Msdley. has been
accepted by the owners Of Miss Med.
icy, the race 10 come OF over the La
Fayette course. on the first TuesdsV
N December. lec3G-fouf mile heats
-, 900 aside--one fourth forCeit-ibe
rules Of the Augusta Club TO govern.
The Duke Of IYellingion's Waterloo
charger old Copenhagen died At Straih-
holiday, ~ The l2fh Of February. tie
vas foaled on the day Of the ba.,le Of
Copenhagen, whence he name. The
late Duchess used 10 wear bracelet
made Of hair from hiS name.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28

Judge Smith attended at Front Roy.
al'on Tuesday week. for the purpose Of
organising The Seperior Court Zoe the
county Of Warren. Col. Robert Tur-
eeF vas appointed olerk-Philip viii
iiams u. attorney Tor The common
Esaisb--and Giles Cook commissioner
"a shanesEy~-l Wineiesfsr Repu5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-04-28
LATEST PROM TEXAS.

The schooner Equity, Captain Mars
ton, which arrived al New Orleans on
the 9th inst. from B-azoria, brings high
" important, IL not disastrous news
IL appears, says the New Orleans Ad-
ver;iser, that Matagorda had fallen into
the hands Of the Mexicans who had
blown up the fortress Of Goliad; but a
rayof hope still hovers over the cause
OF freedom, inasmuch as the brave Col.
Tanning, with his gallant comrades, A.
mounting 10 only 800 men, fought his
way through the whole Mexican army,
and made good his retreat TO the body
OF the Texan force, on the Colorado:
who had mustered 5000 strong, and
wefe advancing TO meet the inhuman
and despotic foe. when decisive bat
tie was expected to take place. The
Equity brings passengers a number OF
women and children, and several yea
sells had been detained for a similar
purpose; for IL seems as the Mexicans
advanced, they cruelty and indiscrimi-
naeeiy slaughtered ALL over ten years
OF age. The whole Texian population
were either in the field, preparing 70
coniend for liberty, or die As became
freemen. They feel the land or hon.
orebie death Is theirs; then they are up
to sacrifice LIE, or bequeaih the bless
ings Of liberty 10 posterity. even with
the hope that their ignorant and savage
foes may be the FIRST to profit by that
chiefest blessings Of existence. Fur.
thes reports state that Houston had q
sklrmish with Santa Anna, and the lat.
ter had been driven back.
Disagreeable As is the above news
eandor obliges US to say that some pas.
sengers in the above schooner doubt the
fact OF Tanning having succeeded in
ms glonous enterprise; and il is further
observed, that the Texan force 10 def.
eient BY 1000 Of the number above sta.
ted. But all are agreed that the feel.
ing was good. high-spirited and san.
guine as 10 the result, except az re.
CARDS agonizing apprehensions FOL
the wives and children of the soldier.
We still hope. for tho cause of humani.
ty, that the above information respect.
ing the cruelty of the Mexicans. NAV
be exaggerated.
Other accounts state that Col. Fan.
ntng had, by orders Of Gen. Houston
demolished the fort himself, and effect.
co safe retreat. These conflicting
statements are. however, not calculated
70 benefit Texas, and should be eau.
uously put forward by those having the
interest Of. the country AZ heart.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

IN PURSUANCE Of degee Of the Grant Pro-
bate Court at their August term 1886. will pro-
coed to sell At Public outcry at the Court House
door in the town Of Marion the firs' Second day
in the 18th MonsI, next Commonly called the first
Monday IN December.) between the hours Of 10
O'Clock in the forenoon and in the afternoon. the
undivided part Of the real estate Of Thomas knihgt
dec, belonging to the minor heirs o. the said dec
being situated in the south east quarter OF section
seven Township twenty -fou:, Range F. one mile
valuable farm AMI thriving Young Tearing orchard.
Il will be sold subject lease that Wall expire on
the first Gay Of March next. The pan belonging
to the adult heirs will also be sold at the same
ouicTy.
Tems--one fourth Of the purchase money to te
paid hand, and the balance in thee equal annual
instruments, on two good freehold securities to he
approved Of by the guardian.
ELI OVERMAN, Comr.
10Th mo DIST 1886. 1885,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

lnE winter session Of this institution coin
~ "a the 18th Oct. II has now been in OPer
ns nearly two years. From The number of
- That have entered tbs Gall, and the pros
80. large addition during the winter, arrange
hve been made To obtain competent assis
|As SION ss il may be necessary. II is de-
- y have two departments, male and female.
haAsdl will be divided into three classes, jun
. IDLE, and senior. To complete the full
- = ssch will require year. ], is expected.
hi&s school will be furnished this winter with a
1;nl ~ philosophical apparatus sufficient 10
- lsis experiments necessary 10 enable the
~ fsuy to understand some Of tie most useful
nssiss IL goud English education.
1sellsving will embrace some If The branches
ssssass q stuiy:
OaAsgnpay, Reading. Penmanship, English
ons, Geography with the use Of the globes
10y, Deposition. Chemistry, Botany, Natural
ed nenl Philosophy, Mathematics, A.
{ aiiel aaalyticalIy. Algebra, Geometry, Trigo
-, Nsvigaion, Surveying, &c. Ancient and
- Languages. None will be admitted for :
asa pssssd Than half SESSION. Session went,
nseta Terms Of tuition made known by ap
~ b he principal.
w. McGOOKlN, A. 3.
~ -. 1896. 49,:
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL he soM at public sale at the late residence
Of Thomas Voc. ard, deceased, 10 Newport. Wayne
county, Indiana. ON Monday the 2Sth Of Novem
Der, 1896, all tho lersonal property Of said de-
ceased. consisting Of Cattle, Sheep, Corn, Hay
O,tz, Wheat, Household and Kitchen Furniture
credit Of twelve months will ne 9iven BY the pun
chaser giving note with approved security
Sale 20 commence at ten o'clock on ga. 'lav.
JOSEPH MORROW, AG,n'nis
JOSIAH WOODARD,j traitors.
November 2, 1886 44-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
PHYSICIAN AND DENTIST.

THE subscriber takes this methed Of informing
his friends and the public in general. that he has
located himself in Richmond, in which and the vi
entity, he proposes practising medicine on true
Thomsonian principles. And from his opporiuni-
Of acquiring theoretical and practical infcrma-
iion, he hopes TO give general satisfaction.
In the denta: department. he will wait on females
at their own dwellings if required.
NIB. Operations ON the teeth warranted we'll
done. He may be found BY calling at Jesse Idens,
Front Stree, opposite Friends meeting house.
EDWARDS SINGLEY
Oct. I'D 1895. 42-3mo.>
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Taken Up,

By DAVID SANDS Of New Garden township,
Wayne county, Indiana, on the I'd day Of October.
1886, three es,ray HORSES, 10 wit: ono grey
mare, three years old last spring. fourteen and a
half hands high, appraised to twenty-five dollars
one bay horse colt, two years old last spring, ap
praised to twenty-five dollars; one bay mare colt
one year old last spring, with star in her forehead
appraised at fifteen dollars, by Samuel Henderson
and Jehu Boren, this Gath day Of October, 1856.
A true copy from m, es'ray book.
JOSEPH MORROW, Up.
Oct. 81, 1886 PA 3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

THE excellent quality Ct this article IN render
ing Shoes and Boots impervious to water, thereby
obv,atinv the serious Inconvenience, and conse-
quent diseases, originating from vet feet, has made
Il an object worthy the attention Of persons in every
station in life. Two OF three applications in the
course Of 40 many months will render leather, how
ever much exposed to vet and cold, entirely water
proof besides improving the wear One box is sufi-
Glen, for two pair Of boots Price twenty-five cents.
Sold BY IRWIN REED, Richmond. Ia.
Oct. 22d 1895. ~ If
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Taken Up,

by Thomas J. Larsh, living in Centre township,
Wayne county Ia. four and half miles southeast
Of Centreve, on Friday the 4th INST. a bay horse.
four years old, fifteen hands high, both hind feet
white. shod all round, harness marks on the
hams, other marks or brands perceivable. APP
praised at forty five dollars, by Ehu Fletcher and
William Shipper.
hereby certify the foregoing to be true copy
from my cstray beck Given under nv hand and
seal, this oath day Of October, 1886.
HARLAN ROBBINS, il
43-3t
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Dissolution.

ID pssseship heretofore existing between
~kSTANTON e. Fl. s. HAMILTON.
asesal coasent this day dissolved. All
m"as claims against us are hereby
49,. ~ ~ are ready to pay them. and those
- ase requested, once for all, to come
" 4 ndebo1 their accounts. The books " III
9 - old stand where settlement will be
~ sahes patty.
ass will b continued by H. 8 HAM
Ne has INV on hand and intends keeping
ssD'smeat VI Boots Il shoe q
sslW 10 the public on as good terms as
y psneured else here.
Nov. 5, 1885. 44-,f
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A BARGAIN:
O. MOONEY. OF ROSSVILLE. OHIO,

HAVING in contemplation change Of his
present business, announces to the public that he
has to the amount Of 81 500 or 1000 in value Of
Liquors, comprising general assortment of first
rate quality, all purchased in New York in large
lots, with the exception of the domestic; which he
offers at any time between this aud April next, in
lots to- suit purchasers, at prime cost. with add
ton Of carnage. Those who have cash to pay Cor
this article will find it much to their interest, 10
give him can previous to purchasing elsewhere.
N. B. He will still continue to supply his Gus
toners and Others who wisl, to purchase on a ere.
dit, at his usual reduced prices. O. MOONEY.
Rossviile Oct. 20, 1886 43 3m*
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

THE Subscribers having entered into copsrf-
nership under the firm Of !. E Jones, & Co, res
pectfully inform the public that they have essah-
lished Foundry ON the north side Of RichmnnS,
and are prepared to furnish al kinds q Cassinea
with dispatch, and in the nsssest manner They
siIl also furnish patterns il wanted on fair terms
They are also proprie:ors Of The Richmsod Cot
ton Factory, and vii: keep coassassly On hssd
supply of Cotton Yarn and Batting, which they will
sell at half cent advance en- Cincinnati ps,ces
lie. JONES.
JESSE n. HUTTON
JOHN HI. HUTTON.
ELLIS r. COALE.
October ed. 1896. ~ Att
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New Goods! New Goods
HENRY j. PYLE.

Having purchased the store formerly kept by
Stokes and Dow, would respectfully solicit share
Of patronage from his friends and the public in
general. He has just received fresh supply Of
GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
in his line, and is also receiving, constantly, from
Cincinnati, Goods suitable to the market, which
will be sold at the lowest cash prices. Country
produce also taken for the same.
Richmond, Oct. %, 1886. 43tf
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SOOO,18. REGARD.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber, living in
Wayne county, JESSE ROBERTS, hound boy,
between thirteen and fourteen years Of age. All
persons are hereby warned against harb,rng or
TWISTING him on my account after this date, As am
determined net to pay any such debts. The above
reward will be given to any person who will deliv-
er said boy into my hands. ALLEN GRAVE.
llth month 9Th, 1896. 44-3t
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NOTICE.

The undersigned having taken out letters Of
administration on the estate Of THoNAs WooD ARD.
deceased late Of Wayne county, Indiana, all those
indebted to said estate are requested TO make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims against
said estate To present them duly the ncafed with
in one wear from thi. date. The estate is solvent
JOSEPH MORROW. Admins
JOSIAH WOODARD,{ traitors.
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- y. TEST & JOHN b. STrrT.
wneys and Councillor. at Lar.

IVA OOUHSCff0TS az L0tr.
mn ee.ssed Into partnership in the practice
49, Csscuit Courts Of the counties Of
~ Ca''a, vii give their joint and unrc-
saa Csssss.
Na.1 fss'dee in Lawrencebure, but will
6S~sysc add Union Courts regularly dur
o0e. j. b. Srrrr re.iAee in Ceo,r.v;ll.
rseasssnssl business eunsec,ed with the
1< = o Otherwise, ~iIl receive HE prompt
'V1s, Nv. 5, ls3e. AA-n
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TO FARMERS.

WANTED, large qua nifty Of WHITE GOOSE
QUILLS. good price will be gwen for themby
ISAAC B. SOUFFRAIN, at his Char. Manufacto-
~, at the northwest corner of Front aud Main sts
Richmond, Oct. %. 1886. 10
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

= TestsDents, and great variety suita-
be for schools;
IRIS. BLANK BOOKS, STATIONRY.
naPYGRG RRlYul.v'GS
Siis, leather, landings, bindings buckles.
=. esasral assortment Of Queensware,
uuass, Dye Stufs, Drugs and Medicine.
GROC r u I E 8:
NrCEE. TEAS AND SPICES.
y large assortment Of Hardware and
~. Nails, ShOvels, Spades, Andirons,
ndbssd Tongs, Sleeves, &c. &c.
~ 1--we described stock Of goods comprises
- svssy variety usually kept in village stores;
hssvs selected with great care in the eastern
~, ~ 10 1attsss himself they Presen: as
- alssstages to purchasers as any to be met
- hNis market. He respectfully requests the
ulbb call and examine for themselves.
ninond, Nov. Sab. 1895. 43-tf