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A CARD.

THE subscriber avails himself Of this
opportunity 10 return his sincere thanks
to The inhabitants of Camden and its 81.
cinity. for the liberal patronage and sup
port they havr icndrred him. during his
residence in this place. ard also to inform
them that having sold his stock Of mer.
chandisc 10 Mr..
y. =. GERALD,
who will continue the same business a,
hi. old stand. he soliciis for that gentle.
man continuance Of hat patronage and
support from bis Gust 'ners. cpnfden,
that no exe.;ions will be spared BY him 10
ncrit their confidence and give them en-
tire satisfalion.
A. CAToNNET.
April 9.-ll-n:
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TO RENT.

NY Kirkwood Houw. with furniture.
II wan.ed) for the ensuing summer, and
probably Tor longer period, ii desired,
Also four Lots, in fine order for culsiva-
ion on Campbell ST. Also two or three
male aud female servants, very trus.y.
w. E. JOHNSON.
April 2-lo-s.
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The Editor goes on TO say Iis whole aHa''
vas intended 10 operate upon the Virginia Lice
tions which commence thc ensuing week
Now this caps thc climax Of inconsistency.
Mr. Van Buren writes letter, which the CarotiHi-
an p-ounounces 8. .ank abolition. :. TO operate on
the vrs,aia elections Verify if such be the
fact. he Is irss entitled 20 te STYLED he mag' 'iau
than ad supposed him In be, and We learn to"or
the frs. time that the advocacy u ran: oso'ifioH
was thc 7roar. w,y % operate upon the Virginia
elections so a. n secure the ascendancy OF the ad-
yoca.-. Virginia will m d,nbt consider hcrsri
h,,hly co,uoli,nrn,cj b7 Il: Ctroiaian.
IT,. contested, election. between jaws GRlHhn,
and G.u. ID .<.r, NEx..Sp. i,r The I?;' Con-rrs
sisn.l District, in Nor.h Carolina, ahcr having
occupied large portion OF the attention Of Con.
v,c.. ,r the las: three as,h., ha, finally been dc.
cid.d hy ,ha, body. BY rejection Of The ea'ns
Of both gentlemen. Thc decision has satisfied
neither Of them The c1-c;iou goss back 10 the
people.
Ytssry.a The Gov rnor nf this Star, the
Hon. l. ". T.rEwELI, has rnGsnra his ":fcc
Tnts even, s,sE 3l~cr IN The Bis, ut Fhr C"r"T-
nor IL seems bad t.laic NJ his m!nc. iHur d!s",y
on The ,I,?uoa os ,hr arpnns.ng scsolnt'ans. By
,nr L-ci-.a'rr- t. sr.ian. tu, bc determined. sso
,hs, ,s.. S,s.e staona he nearly scar S,shoa,
Governor, hY withholding his rcsignation tii| acE
The adjournment of ,ha, body. ;;.as drprvIag the
the reprr.. n,s,irrs Of The people :ron Choosing
ono To rupfy his plscr. he could no; 10 our
oaiaion have cho-cn ,ne,had better calculated to
cxh;b, h,s eontcnp, Of shr people ard thc'r 'ePfe.
rea,l.ises. aaI nc will, With ;1,s paHv. Thosc o..
gan b~ xas douh,tesa bc remembered by ,hrm,
during the p7e-en, month. IN s,s'ag e1P'csa'on
cs coats anation through The ba!!c, box
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Ea-aet Of bitter fatu Z Etsr, da'ed
"a ,~,,,,.xs-,, A.x-h so

NAsi1ScToS. March 225.
"You sec The $ nate have iise.l the :e5d
Of May -. ,.sr,r ad ,urnincai. II ihs, 'ay
shouiI h. ssnc..,nci by ihc lioa-c Of Re-
pFcs.ni .;,yc. there i two thirds oi the pre-.
sea, ~.s>:nn uf Congress already past. And
wha, ih,s vrry mural to enquiry has been
doac! The ansser "a ,his q 'r,iipn feel no
dss.re ~ make. thu pul,,c journals answer II
10 ,ny o,r;nsm, m ws. MI very ctcdnab'c
In our cosn.ry. Lns speeches ahoat any
,arig and ess:y thing. diI! ~q,abb'cs IN tho
il Has Representative. ab,n' i,os,is, o! order,
cnu,san, .ps,nsins of psny p,l.ics on the
with scs-e Iy any cserlHioa tn. ds'lr r'.aord
ef ~ha, ] read nf = r,as--st,paT. P-oesta-
,ays." atsu,ne iiom wi.al wc know 10 what
Ne Il, nu ..ua'y, n in M',er 1o'ds. making
thr las; four nnr.,. oi .lr Ptr"t.Hi s,'',soa
Of Con,sc.. su S Iut.tay oi very -'T-
pie rule Of CON mn arithmetic; we easily
run 20 ;he D My. aud SEE whai wlll b.
done By tho rrcsca, Caa,ress Ta,s an
ssrr yo,, viii a,rer with me IN S,y'a,. is AIT
"a cansy nrn l,,oa desc. .:ly 10 b. wished
Whose f,nig i, u TIT, ;',in.> move on ihis
uniouardiy! rnur i:irn!r ii,F'. say IT The
fann of the OPP e,.'n. charge neither
siar BM am SURE The people will no' t'c
satisfied wih the rcsui, Srns,or Ben,"n
SAID. however, the i,a time was at the
Cip,iof. fhsi no9. that the Administration
had The mal,sts IN hssh House. Of Congress.
,hi; ti,inss shnal go on bc, or. That tbs
pubic basiaess should nn longer stand still.
rha, every man should .',or the mark"
s,nccfels ho,,r he will make his prou,,>c
good. Bu! reilly IRON the M,.soar Sena.
,os's known opinion Of tho importance Of his
ovn expungiag res'.uiious. and the example
I've ha. set Of making tao days speech 90
them, am slsa,d things xsll aa go ou much
bc,,.1. new that hc has gn every thing IN
the way nc would ,sre II. presume the
residue Of the SESSION III the Scaalc will TO
devoted mainly to the d,sseussion OF these
res,!u.ious.
.sp1E-Onr reader. wi!. not require rs 10 say
tia. ts. writer Of th~ a.s,rs letter ~ what
deeply in.baed with ,hr virus Of ahiystry. II IL
were not 50 hr wou.d scsScri. ask whtss- jss!i Il
is. ,aai the bannrss aF Congress proceeds
;swa.dIy Our correspondent ssys he chargrs
neither side;' Al evidence Of hi. justice which
few oi the opposition ilnIsats, lie cannn, wi,h
proprrty charsr The Administrations Nth The faul;.
because Il d,e. not belong 10 ihrr,. and he 9i not
e. course, charge his brr,hien The Wing, with
this evil The daily sqaabS'c>" oi which he
spcak. relative 10 points Of order arc nearly al
raised. wi'h scsrcriy an exception by ,br orpss,.
tim. and ihrsc sgnahhles arc sa'rd 10, 30 ",ies
pn,p'se lhan 10 effect delay, a. as 60 give The mi.
naEisr opportunity 81 charging the majority
LaSiurxs Uf ION hus the
cG,r: claaoi ti' 10 reoo,i themselves Ep JoUa
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IBY AUTHORITY
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED At
Tue TWENTY FOURTH CONGRESS
FlRT SESSION.

PrnLre. No. 81
AN ACT making further appropriation
fer The suppression Of Indian hosIi.iacs
in Florida.
Re.oired By hs strn'r and Hoas, Of R-presrnia.
trrs a. tr fai1d 2ai,, Of .,mr,ea IN CGa sr.ss as
sraaii,d, Thai The SUN o, fvc hundred thousand
dollars bc. aud the same j. hereby appro-
priAted. ou, of any money in The Trcasu-
~ mot otherwise appropriated. in addi-
.i"n TO former appropriations. for sup
pressing lndian bos,ililics in Florida.
JAMES K. FOLK,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,
VI. V,N BUR N.
Vice Prcsdcn, Of the United States and
President of the Senate.
Arm 'vEp, April l.i. 1896.
AND lew JAs'K on.
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NOTICE.
April 9.-ll-n.

THE subscriber bcgs leave to inform
his friends and customers. that having
purch scd from Mr.. A. CATONNET, his
en,iee stock Of merchandise on very libe.
raj ,erns. and added his own 10 it-he has
removed to that yell known s,and. corr
ner of Broad and Rutlcdge Streets, where.
preparatory {" his laying in an entire new
supply he will continue selling
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IN clIaNCERY.
kERSHtW DISTRICT

Dan! Aiken.
Elizabeth VI. Russell. oiLA''
NV Owens. aInr'x.
81. al.
Bs ririhr of an or'lrs Of The II N. the
Court 'f Cisnc"rs or K.ssi,ax District.
passed a, February T..rm, l<3I. will nj.
i"r a' 'n''!ie sale. a, public nu. cry he
fore tn C,ars II 'usc in Cam,i-n. within
the u1aal hours 81 sale. on Mon lay The
scenah day OF M.r ncx.. being the sal.
DAY sa AaY. the following lrac; of |an'
belonging {" the E.,,,c III The late n
Resell. cad soi.. for distribution anon,
hi. heirs, viz:
One lrac. nf lnnI situate an Little Bea-
vcr Creek, in the Disiric, aforesaid, 60 /.
iainiag ihy.iTo acres more o, less, nnd
bounded on the South b.: land. of VIII
liam Dnnran. and on all ether sides by
lands Of Fergus Rnss-ll.
Terms OF Ssic.--So much cash rs will
paw The costs Of sale. and Tor The bslsncc
at The purchase moncv credit until the
iirss day Of January next. with interest
from the day Of sale; 10 b. occurred by
Bond, with p rsonaI security. and mort.
gage Of the land # required.
Purchaser tn paw Ior p,pcrs.
WILLIAM. J GRANT,
Com'r. 10 Equity. X. d.
April 9..ii..s.
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Tailoring Establishment.

THE subscriber grateful for the liberal
share OF patronage received since his
commencement. in the fall, hopes b. elise
application and readiness 10 please all
who muy call 10 meri: continuance Of
the same. Ills work u,Il be executed
with neatness and despatch, and in the
mos, fashionable manner; his prices will
be moderate for cash or punctuai custo-
ners.
Wanted one or two boys from II /, 10
years Of sgc, as apprentices to the busi-
ness.
J. L. BRAsINGTON.
March o6--9
70 TA3.ozs.
Having beenauthorised 10 sell and teach
the Tailors
MASTER PEICE,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TINE Subscriber (on retiring tn his Plan.
IL iation iu Sumter District during the
summer. respectfully inform. his friends and
customers. .ha, his store in this place, will
be replcn'.hed with fresh supply Of
SPRING GOODS
IN short time; whore thcH orders will be
thankfully received, and pune.ually attended
TO-
GEO. S. C. DESCHAMPS.
April 0.-ll-2,
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being the complete guide for instruction
in The whoIesrl Of measuring and cutting
according to tho variety Of fashion and
form with Plates Illustrative Of the same.
BY Scott & Perkins. reporters Of fashions
aud teachers Of cutting garments at New
York. The above system can he had with
oil the necessary articles belonging there
to if application be made 10 The subscn.
be:. J. L. B.
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en- g LIS =
G.aR DE.r SEEDS

English Garden Seeds, Of the growth of isaS.
which th.y can recommend with great eon6denos
10 their friends and customers, ~ being fc.h and
genuine.
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Cemmeretal Heeoru.

Rerised and corrected Beeaiy.-.HareA -
Cotton, Is q 20
Corn, 5a 20
Wheat, s. I 50
Flu-. Camden Mills, sIo, country so a . 50
Fodder, lZ,
Bacon. IL I-2 90
Whissry, IS 40
REMARKS
Ccrros article csniIune. IN arrive freely,
considering tho Ia:rncss Of the s-ason During
the former par, Of The week, slight depression
~as experienced. and the mddling and osdinary
Qualities wen, down little. Pricrs have, however,
came M a:an TO tlios" Of las, week. and wc there
fore continue our quotations IS To 2n cents.
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sASO A$Ss 4 LIZ
AND
CDTTDN BAGGlHG.
The subscriber has just received a COM
ple,e supply Of
Sugar, Coffee. Molasses, Tea,
and LOAF SUGAR,
I5e pieces Cotton Isassins, &c
ALSO,
DRY GOODS,
Sniied 10 the seasou,
Superior French aud English
PRINTS.
Fashionable Spring Goods,
fr Gentlemen. wear.
Ss6<ilery, Nns. Sk0es, H,sd
N.1HDW:1kE,
On hand general as.or meet Of Domestic
GOO lS. consisting Of Brown and aleachcd
AukI.sNG4 axD sRE.EfxGA.
9DEE1RR DRIEn,
7.8 and A. Cotton Osnabnrgs,
So BARRELS =. 8. T.oCa,
An Of which will be snld low fos cash, NJ
on accommodating terms TO punctual cus,o-
mcrs
Those indebted n Mrsskill & Rosser, on
no.e OF account. for 1888 = and s arr re-
qucs,ed to make payment. rs !, is desirable
10 close tho books Of that concern.
2. M'CASKlt.L.
April 8 lift
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DRY GOODS, FOR CASH,
AT COST.

AND GROCERIES. WINES AND
CONFECTIONERY, on very reasonable
terms.
From his customers, and those of Mr..
CATosSRT's. he solicits continuance OF
their liberal patronage, which he hopes TO
merit by close attention 10 business. and
a firm determination, TO sell GOODS
cheap.
w. J. GERALD.
April 9-ll-.f.
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FOR SALE.

THE Plantation lying iu the Fork
Of Gsannies Quarter and Flat Rock Greeks,
twelve miles abovc Camden, on the road to
Lancaster. 200 acres open, and not long
brought under cultivation Part Of it good
Upland, suitable for Cotton cul,ure-50
acres creek bottom, open and highly Produe.
tive. A good water Gin is a.tached, and
commands the water power a, all seasons.
Every necessary on, building on the place;
dwelling house containing Eve rooms. aud 4
healthy situation. 45O acres in The tract.
For particulars. apply to
DANIEL L. DESAUSSURE.
March l0--s:::4t
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Law.

THE subscribers have formed eopark.
nership for the practiceof Law and Equi-
~ in Sumter District; Mr.. Crosby can be
consulted in Sumtervillc, and Mr. M'WiE
lie in Camden.
w. M'WILLIE.
J. J. CROSBY.
Feb. e-c"3m.
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WANTED.

A light. strong and spacious Barouch to
buy. or in exchange for very superior
close carriage. w. E. JOHNSON.
April 2.-l0-3t
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The above catalogue Us srrd completes The as.
soslmen, Of serd fof this climate general ock Of
which will always be krp. on hand and sold q tho
us:ai prices.
ALSO
Books oa Gardening
YOUNG s. M'EAiN:
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TOWN LOTS.

Horseshoe Robinson. etc :, William F.. Burton
Esq. Philade! phia. George Lunt, Mass. Rev. IL
J Whitehouse, D D., Edward 5. Could. Gren.
vile Mellen, Esq. Mrs. Emma {. Embury, Rev
f. S. Cannot, Boston, Rev r. Reasley, d. D.,
New Jersey, James Brooks. Esq, Mai e, Miss
n F. Gould, Rev W. b. q. Peabody, Charles
Vest Thompson, Mrs. 4. A. Ware, Euos T.
fhroop Martin,
aud many other writer's. whose contribu-
! ons to the Quarterly Reviews, and othe
leminen, publications. have won deserved
lencomiurns. The furegoing facts, in rela.
liion TO THIS Magazine, since it came into
the hands Of its present Proprie,ors, are
.iven, not in a vain OF Boosting spirit, bu,
t. show the course which is intended TO he
pursued, and the means which are at COM
,nand TO effrc; the fulhlment Of the prom
iSe assumed by the work, and so literally
icon.men,ied tv the public
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SHIN GIL =.

On hand 100000. mostly Of the frs, quail
itv and laid infnr cash, which we will sell
on pleasing terms.
1WANTED IMMEDIATELY, anv
.quantity of poplar and ash flooring, ususI
thickness and width: weatherboardins,an and
3 inch PANEL boards II inches wide &
Upwards; also II ard , inch pl INK, any
width, inch and inch and quarter wtd-
b ards-ail except the ash flooring TO lie
good yellow popar. and square edged
SC1nt'irg not less than IL ieet long. from,
3 iy 1 20 6 by 6, aa- many intermediate
szas, especially 4 by., > Nv ), &C.
Joss, poplar, OK am sycamore. from Is
~ % fee; lon-. ?. br S. and intermediate
sizes mp to 3 BY 10, all which vi. be ac-
counted for by board measure.
Ss@yer> and others vii find i, 10 their
ints-es 10 furnish the above articles, or
any part Of ihem-seeine they will not b..
s'iftared % 90 away without, 1.-The root Of al
evil"
A. GRIMES e. Co.
Richmond, Marrh 18th, 1895. Al,
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y I E Re STIN
To those who wish to improve their
STOC

The noted horse, MoxEy CHANGER,
owned By Maxwell and Conwe,l. which
stood 10 Richmond last season, and kept
by Daniel Clark, will stand the present
season At the stale of Thomas Maxwell
= miles south east Of Liberty. Union CO.
:. fndlIra. : 10 the insurance. Hewas sired
hv Old Bertrand OF Ky. aud he bv Sir Ar
IchIe. and he BY the imported Dloinede e:
his dam was sired by COOKS Wits. ard he
~ the imported Whip. His figure ana
action IS not inferiorto any in the western
country Pasture can be had Oh reasona-
Die terms for mares from a distance. and
returned home, without charge. Fer
further particulars refer TO bills.
L. MAXWELL.
]. certify that KEEP, the above named
hor.e. last spring, he is a horse of excel.
lent condition. very sure foal getter. and
nnlS m ~ haxe zen breeds very 6ne.
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an "Ordnance, regulating Markets and
Market-days, in the Bore Of Richmond"
SECTION L. Be- i, ordained by the Bur
gesse- & Borough Council ofrhe Barough
Ipl Richmond, that Marke, hours shall close
lat 9 O'Clock from the lst Of April until the
lst Of October, and at 10 O'clock from the
Isl of Oc1ooer until the lst of April.
Sec %. So much of said ordinance. a.
regards the close OF Marke, hours. is here.
by repealed.
| Sec 3d. No person shat: be permitted
Ito purchase marketing during market hours
70, the purpose OF selling the same again.
under the same penalty attached 10 a VIC
laslon Of any Of the provisions Of said ordi.
nance.
Passed April 5th, 1896
FRANCIS KING, Boro' Clerk.
April 8.
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Potts, Reynolds, & Go.

No. lO5 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA
I'D ESPECTFULLY if,rrn the Merchants o.
~ Indiana, that they have received al
jof Goods, cons 's'ing Of a full ana general
assortment Of British, French and Domes-
tic Dry Goods. WHICH they oft;r for SHE by
THE piece or package They ha,,er them
selves that a better supply or superior
ass rtmen, cannot be had on more advan-
|tageous terms, either in the Philadelphia
Tor New York markets.
Philadelphia. Feb. 90. 1886.
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Public Sale.

WILL be sold at Public Sale. on
Saturday the 18th inst. at the resid ence
Of the undersigned, four miles from Rich
'tnond on the GreenvIlle road: 60 bushels
of Corn, In lots so as to suit purchase RS;
Hay, Oats, one fresh mich Cow aud sew
eral other cattle, Sheep, Hogs, one-horse
dearborn and naraess-Also, q quantity
ot potatoes, and great variety Of other
articles too tedious to mention
t-cSaie to commence at II o'clock.-
Terms made known on the day ofsale.
ISAAC JEFFEHIS.
April Q. 1876 Its
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Wlu aDo receive asteatioo. O. g.
every other subject connected via ~
present ard future happiness Of mn y.
co'umns will be open to calm a,l -
CT. Us discussion.
In fine, |, will be the ohlec, Of IL =.
,>he, TO make this perodi al, % r., ~
resources and abilities shall enable =.
IN every respect useful and int No.
pa,lor and fireside compan.on-e ~
newspaper that may be admitted -
the domestic circle not only with in,,;
" bu, profit. And in order tha, the yors
full mind may find IN it both en,en,:
ment and instruction, its pages, in -
fion TO more grave and severe compce;k;-
will be sufficiently diversified With =
pleasan, and amusing, 50 far - may =
fort with 'nnocency. In the chss,caep :
news will be embraced in,elliRt nee -
foreign aud doMe>uc, especially wha,.~
shall have a bearing on the in,erees :
humanity sketch Of the psoceedsas
congress. the state legislatures, &c. r.
politics will, however, be wholly e.
ded.
! To the Society Of Friends 1t 10 p,,~
ed this publication cannot fail 10 b. Z
general acceptance. They have -
wanted suitable medium through ~
they can occasionally speak. a. vel q
unexeeptionablc periodical. embs,eiseS
general objects 0: a weekly nevspss
which they may with satisfaction plsei
the hands Of their children. Such, /,
hoped, the one contemplated will Be ~
Aud while it will be The wish Of he -
to avoid giving to it sectarian ehssssh
it will be his steady aim to su.taia il u
dignity, and consistency with In i
portant principles and testim"ais
which the society is Distinguished.
The Family late!l'Qence1" vii
Iprin'ed on large sheet Of 40 d p,pssh
issued weekly, al two dollars per a.
- able in ;.dvance.
Pos, Masters. and others who .haIt
come Responsible agents IN obtaining !
crip'ions. and in collecting and f,.rwa !
monies, snail be entitled To CONS
# lOpe' ceni.-"r, If they prefer {
copy of the paper for ever, eight Ell
hens procured. the m,.unt of whoa
scrip'ions shall lie ior~ ssdcd. q.
! sufficient ncourag"men nj DO secsl !
~ il proposed to- commence the pssk :
tion il the Fifth month next. / 4
| therefore desirable that the names IL j
sc'ibers be sen, IN early-say, by thss i
"f the apprnschn g Year,. Nleess
Friends in this city, (4,h mo- llthl
avoid unnecessary expense If ls,s,aNs. =
requcs' ed that returns may be msde,a :
II can he done, by private c0nveys j,
and where il j. necessary t. send b 4 q
he names Of all the subscribers 10 90 Il
rhood should lie included ia one asy
letter.
Sub>cribem viii be expected to Co !
the amount Of their suLscnptiuas, =
reception Of the frs, number Of ~ p t4
THOMAS MCLINTOO =
| Philadelphia Cd mo. %, 1884 ~
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EDMUN ID EN E Y s.

HAVING bought the entire stock OF
A Coale Il Mason has removed MS store
Opposite their cid stand, and now offers
for sale:
Sole OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AMI
SkirtIng. Coach covers and Innings.
Hog. sklns--kipp, Cali skins and
Upper Leather.
4 general assortment of Lasts, Boot trees
and Shoemaker's Findings. BOO r
$ III O : &c.
Fourth mo. ., 1895. 1877
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ONE CENT REWARD.

u ANYWAY from the subscriber on the
Goth of March, 1896, an indented
girl. about 10 years oil, by the name OF
Lydia Rose, had on hen she left, blue
iinsey frock and blue calico bonnet
This Is TO forwarn all person.. from trust
ing or harboring her on my account, as !
shall pay nc debts OF her contracting; the
above reward and no thanks to the person
who shah go TO the trouble of returoing
he, TO the subscriber
HENRY HESTER.
March 2Sth, 1886. 1876
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-16

Is hereby given, that have taken ont
letters testaruentary on the estate of 10
seph Stubs, late Of Henry county, led.
deceased, fran the Henry Probate Court
Nj persons indebted to said estate are
requested 70 make immediate payment,
and those having ciai,ns against the same
to present them fer settlement within one
yrar from this date.
GEORGE EVANS, Executor
Sd mo sth, iS:6. l3-:}w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-04-16

THE Subscrii,er will receive u
Gays a large 10, Of Gsrien Seed, q
ted 0 the best quality importedl =
10 wing IS a catalogue in pnn:-
Bean. (Eog',sh) Broad windsm;t
ea,ly Yellow Cranberry, early Yees
weeks; large white Kidney; lsqF !
Luna; Beet, early blood Turn1 =
(hne;) early Scarcity: early Orsse
blood red ('rue and fine;) yeilos
rooted; sir John Sinclair's, or SYST
Mangei WurtzeI (iarge root f1s,
French Sugar or Amber; Bru .selsY ,
large purple Cape VERY fne:) @
early York; early large Scosth;
Dutch; Russeli's new early Sss4
fine large late Drumhesd; Css1{
Horn livery fine for tine table } Csse J
early Dutch; Cucun.bers, early =
early Frame; early green CIur
green Turkey; long white TuAe !
Pncklev; Girkin, or West India,
ling) Lettuce, early curied SiIs
and fine;) royal Cape head Co.
ren"isbai', or Rose (earIy ~!
M-longena. OF Egg Plant, psrphe u
Mustard, White o. English; 01Aes(
white Portugal; large yellow Dka
dark Red; Parsley, CURED OF d.
Russell's new early dwarf (,hsis I
to he one Of the earliest pes e
early Washington. OF True
doubIe-blossomed Frame, sss!y
Bishops early dwarf; dvsf ~
Il superior pea;) Maro~fsf; -
(eatabls pods;) knights tai -
or Cayenne in pod } Rsdahso
top, Scarlet "a superior sodj r.
top; long Salmon; long 49,
Naples; Satisfy, OF vagssd
Squash, early Dutch bosh su
Cocoanut livery 6se) Tscs1
Apple large and small;
white Dutch; red Round; ~
English Norfolk (fos field e. {
yellow French; yellew ~
field culrure;) yellow Seose :,
sort J yellow Swedish. L1ee =
or Rita B.ga; D,Ies ses y B,
rior sort.) r
Call at the Richmoo4 Dr. i1
nvD Z
Feb. 2Oth, 1895. "