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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11
House and Lot for Rent,

lawA ON Federal Hill, situated in good ne gh-
FIFTH bood comfortable House for a small ia
-N- mily, and possession given Immediately
ESTES * WHITEHEAD.
July % is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11

Dogicidc.--Seyen hundred and iiity-eigh dogs
were killed in New York last week, for 6S6 ct
which the premium of five shlllinss . head was
paid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11

The amount of sales of the Illinois and Michi-
gan canal lands, which recently took place nj
Chicago, was al ,6l9,SiS. There still remain I'M
sold lots estimated to he worth S200,0OO, making,
with interest that will accrue, about $20O0,OO0,
which will be realized by tho sale OF the lots in
the town of Chicago alone towards completing the
Illinois canal With these prospects (says the
Chicago DEMOCRACY who vii longer doubt the u'ili-
~ ofat commencing ship edn@H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11

ElccAi0t Of Hmm Rroirn. ]

FI'cH70T y UfHTV Hf0TH, IT.
O. Country Merchants, as well as those from
Town, respectfully invited TO call and make up as
sorted lots and parcels of Goods, which shall be fur
nlshcd on the most satisfactory terms.
June 30 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11
SHOT.
virginia Patent. by Robot Raper. Wythe

VIZ subscriber is now receiving from the JACK
son ferry Tower. general assortment OF shot
prices NN l LANG ASTER.
July Ii Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11
EXNc11BuRG CLOTHING STORE.

TNllE subscribers beg leave 10 inform the in
L biIantS Of Lynchburg and Campbell, tina
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-03
BY AUTHORITY.
Laws Of the United States, passed at the
Ia Session of the 24th Congress.
lPrnIIc-No. 81

PUBLIc.-No. 53
AN ACT making additional appropriations for
the Delaware breakwater, and for certain
harbors, and for removing distractions in,
and at the mouths Of certain rivers, and for
other purposes. for the year one thousand
eight hundred and thirty-sx.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That the fol-
lowing sums he, and the same are hereby, ap-
propriated, to be paid out Of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for carry
ing on and completing certain works heretofore
commenced, viz
For continuing tho Dcllwarc bro1kwater,
one hundred thousand dollars.
For continuing the Improvement of the hsr.
Dor ofChicsgo. Illinois. thrty-two thousand
dollars.
Fer continuing the improvement Of Big
Soius bay, twelve thousand six hundred dol
lars.
For the continuation Of the work. for tho
preservation ofthe beach at Province,owp hs-.
Dor. Massachusetts. four thousand foGr hun.
dred dollars.
For the continuation Of tho works for the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-03
TPUBLIc.-No. GIL

An Act making further appropriations
for carrying into effect certain Indian
treaties.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
Of America in Congress assembled, That
the following sums be, and they are here
by, appropriated out Of any money IN the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, to
carry into effect certain Indian treaties,
viz:
For the amount stipulated to be paid
for the lands ceded in the first article Of
the treaty with the Cberokees Of the twen-
,y-ninth Of December, one thousand eight
hundred and thirty-fse. deducting the
cost of the land1o be provided for them
west Of the Mississippi, under the second
article Of said treaty, four million FIVE
hundred thousand dollars.
For extinguishing the title Of certain
half breeds to reservations, granted them
in the treaty with the Osages, IN eighteen
hundred aud twenty-five, according to
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-03

For the payment of the sum stipulated
in the second article of the treaty Of eIc-
venth April, eighteen hundred and thirty
six, with Aub-banaub-ba and his bard,
for cession Of land to the United States,
eleven thousand Eve hundred and twenty
dollars.
For payment of the sum stipulated In
the second article of the treaty of twenty
second April, eighteen hundred and thir-
ty-siy, with Kee-wawnee and his band,
for cession of land to the United States,
six thousand four hundred dollars, !,
For payment Of the sum stipulated in
the second article Of the treaty Of twenty
second April, eighteen hundred and thir-
ty-six, with Naswaw-bee and his band,
for cession of land to the United States
one thousand nine hundred and twenty
dollars.
For expenses attending the negotiation
ofthe said treaties with the Pottawatamics
six hundred and thirty-six dollars and
seventy-fivc cents.
To defray the expense Of removing the,
Choctaw Indians residing in the State Of.
Mississippi to the country provided for
them, west Of The Mississippi, river, thirty
thousand dollars.
SECTION 2. And be IL further enacted.
That the Secretary of War IS hereby
authorized to direct the account to be.
closed upon the production of proper
vouchers, for blankets delivered to the
Chcrckecs by order Of the commissioner.
SECTION 3. And be IL further enacted,
That the pension allowed by an act Of the,
present session Of Congress to Colonel
Gideon Morgan, shall be paid to him
from the date of his disability, to the
twenty seventh Of March eighteen hun
dred and fourteen, .ngrecably to the four
tecnth article of the sud treaty with the
Cherokccs; and that the sum Of eight
thousand dollars be appropriated for that
purpose.
SECTION A. And be IL further enacted.
That no part Of the appropriations hereto
fore made, for the eastern Creeks shall
be paid to any Indians who have been
engaged in hostilities against the United
States, unless in such change Of circuni-
stances ms mny induce the President Of
Tue OHltfu .StNlts w uIItCt titt suiue lD w
of ,he ann,,,y due to inc sseiihhififofd ri.
dians and TO the eastern Creeks may be
paid to The friendly portion of those tribes
respectively, unless otherwise directed
by the President.
SECTION 5. And be IL further enacted,
That the funds appropriated by the act
Of June fourteenth eighteen hundred and
thirty-six, entitled "An act making ap-
propriatiors for the current expenses oi
the Indian Department for Indian an
nutics and other similar objects for the
year eighteen hundred and tiiriy-six, for
the removal of the Winnebago Indians,
may be expended upon such of the said
Indians as actually remove, and upon no
others. And the said Indians shall be
removed either to the neutral ground of
such country as.may be assigned to them
by treaty on the southwest side Of the riv-
er Missouri.
APPROVED, Cd Of July, 1886.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-03
APPROVED, Cd of July, 1886.

EXTINCTION OF PoLAND.-The Rrssinn
Government takes every son of Polish
family, except one, rs a recruit, thus multi
plying the chances, of extinction to the Po-
lsI population. II lends money to Rus
sions and even to jews, for the purpose of
buying up the lands of the Poles in distress,
of whom the number, as may be supposed,
is not nconsidcrable. The forced intro
duction of the Russian language, as with
out it, no one, however well qualified, can
hold an Office; the prohibition. Of Polish
history in schools, with the enforced study
OF the history of Russia, and in Russian,
nre the addiiiohal pfoofs of the Emperor's
object. Still more striking are The meas
ures against religion the United Il. e.)
Caibolc) Greeks are forbidden to consider
themselves Of tic same religion with the
Roman Cotholics, aud consequently cannot
ofTicinc as usual, in their churches the or
der that all children must and shall be bap-
tised ut certain number of hours after
their birth by the Russian Pope, if not by
priest of their own religion; all this tends
to replace the Polish and Catholic by
Russian and schismaiic population, ,..
As an instance Of the Emperor's pefson-
aI character, a late occurrence at Kiow IL
worth noticing. A Polish gentleman, u,
Mr.. James Joroszynshi, was travelling with
his sister, Madame Drzewiecks, when
they were suddenly arrested by the govern
or of the town, as being bearers OF letters,
and pamphlets. They were stripped and
searched, and letters found on them. The.
governor consequently simply put them un-,
der an arrest for so trifling an offence. But
unfortunately the Emperor arrived a, Kiow,
on his way 10 meet Lord Durham, and the
case was reported to him. Instead of cx-
tending his mercy to these unfortunate per-
sons, he instantly ordered the gentleman to
be put in the prison, and afterwards to I've a
private in the army for life and the sister,
though married, to be shut in convent
Such is the Russian Government. These
unhappy persons are connected, through
&c, to Prince Metternich.
London Morning Chronicle.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-03

DnEss.-it is sometimes said that e.
males go to meeting on Sunday to look
each others new dresses aud bonne
That's scandal |! they go to show their ow
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-03
THE TERMS
OF THE

@soSs- 3scapS @gspH6liesa.
J S2,25 per annnm. II paid in adeanee, a
mt of 25 cts riH be made.
paper ,eN be discontinued until arredrdges
ia ereept at the option of the publisher
|rertisments conspicaoasly inserted on the nsn
|ms--and rhen not marked icM be continued
forbidden and charged accordingly.
RDeral discount made to those teho adrertise b.
lar.
PRINTING
all kinds eIecmed ,cih ncatneSs and despatch
5 o6ice'-in The building No 1913 Thames St
rear Of the Sarings Bank, and directly orer ht
ling room of Henri Bull.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
RtcNU eOsea SendjnassH.

THE winter session Of this Institution COM
rnenceo on the 18th Oct. II has new been in ope.
alton for nearly two years From The number Of
students that have entered this Gall and the pros
pect Of large addition during the winter, arrange.
ments have been made to obtain Competent sssis-
tants, as soon as il may be necessary. 1t is de-
signed to have two departments mile and female.
The school will he divided into three classes, jun
Tor, middle, and senior. 70 complete the full
course in each viii require year. Il is expected,
that the school will be furn'hed this winter with
chemical and philosophical apparatus sufficient 10
make all the experiments necessary to enable the
~tudcn, fully understand some Of tie useful
branches Of good English education.
The following will embrace some "fthe branches
in the course Of study.
Orthogrsphy, Reading, Penmauship, English
Geography with the use of the globes.
History. Composition, Chemistry, hbtany, Natural,
Mental ard Moral Philosophy, Mathematics, A.
rithmetck analyticaIly, Algebra, Geometry, Trigo-
nome,ry. Navigation, Surveying, &c. ancient and
Modern Languages. None will be admitted for a
shorter period than half session. Session twenty
two weeks. Terms Of tuition made known by ap-
plying to the principal.
w. McGOOKIN, A. B.
Nov. I'd. 1896. 43-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

The public ore hereby notified that Isaac =, On
sea, Joshua Harvey and Levi Keesans, did, on the
18th day Of August last, enter into coPartnsrshiP
10 trade in the above article, under the name ano
BY the style Of Bennett 4 Co. at the yard former
y Of A. Crimes + Co., in the the town Of Richmond
where oil kinds Of lumber viii be bought and sold
- formerly.
Wanted immediately, oak, ash, and poplar -four
ing Of any CONVENIENT length. Also, half inch.
three quarter, inch, aud inch and quarter vide
boards (poplar); inch and half end two inch plank
Of the same three quarter inch, inch and half and
two inch oak boards and plank i also poplar josts
from Is to Is feet long, % BY 6. 7, 8, g. and TO-;
oak do. Same length q by 0 and 10; oak posts for
fencing BY at bottom, and by = At top. feet
long, also Of larger size, BY at bottom. and 5
BY At top. same length; poplar fencing Thick and
] to inches wide, from IL to l0 feet long; like
wise poplar Misunderstanding Of any common length
inch thick. and to inches vide; anc in general
all kinds of lumber in common use. All the above
to be square edged. ]. BENNETT. q Go.
Richmond, Nov. 5th, 1896. 44-Smo."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
zigcr Loose.

All those indebted to ISAAC JACKSON will take
notice that bis books are left in the hands Of VIII
liam Cox, ESQ.,, for collection, and they are re-
Quessed settle their accounts with him either by
paying the money giving their notes before The
5tb day of December next. Those who neglect
his notice may have topay costs.
WILLIAM COX, Up.
Nov. 9th, 1896. 4.-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


Notice is hereby gwen that the undersigned have
taken letters Of admin stration the estate OF
JonS WArsoN, deceased late Of Randolph county,
Indiana. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and all
those having claims against said estate notified
to present them, duly authenticated, for settlement
within one year from this date. This estate is
supposed be solvent.
ROBERT WATSON. Admir-
Septem,,er 2Otb. 1896 4j-3,*
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
a BAREAlNs

n MOONEY, OF ROGSvILLE, OHIO,
HAVING in contemplation n change Of his
present business, announces to the public that he
has to the amount Of 81 500 or {, 900 in value Of
Liquors, comprising general assortment Of first
rate quality. all purchased in New York in large
lots, with the exception Of tho domestic; which he
offers at any time Between this and April ext, ia
lots to suit purchasers, at prime cost. with addi-
ton Of carnage. Those who have cash to pay for
this article will find il much 10 their interest, to
give him a call previous to purchasing elsewhere.
N. 3. He will still continue to supply his Gus
toners and others who wish to purchase on a ere
dit. at his usual reduced prices. O. MOONEY
Rossvc Oct. 20, 1886. AZ 3m~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing between
s. B. STANTON & HIS. HAMILTON,
are by mutual consen, tn, day dissolved. All
persons having claims against u are hereby
informed that We are ready to pay them, and those
indebted to US are requested. once for all. TO come
forward and close their accounts. The bOOke will
found at the old stand where settlement will be
made by either party.
The business will he continued by Fl S. HAM
tLTON. tie has on hand and intends keeping
&, general assortment Of Boots Il = y Oe .
which he offers to the public as good terms Is
hey can he procured Else here
Rickmond, Nov. 5, 1885, 44-lf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
Taken Up,

By John Wright Esqs. IL miles West Of winches-
les, Randolph county, lndisna: One Bsiodle Cow,
~hi,e-faced, black belly, mask'd with smooth crop
1T Of the right ear, supposed to be years old. sp
S....-, ns..ex., bei.re me f.ul w. WsyJ. r.
The above 10 . true copy from my Essray Book.
Paul w. Way Up.
November 25th 1890. St.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

nUBI.lC SALE Of the real estate of
Il ISAAC PARKE deceased, will take place
on Monday, the 18th day Of December, 1896, in
the town Of IIillsborough, Wayne county, Indiana,
between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock on said day
TO be sold subject to the widows dover. Iems
one-tbird be paid in hand the balance in sin and
twelve months, the purchaser giving note with sp-
proved security to JOSEPH NJ. FRAME,
Nov. 10, lS36.-4e-3t Adm'r
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
TO FARMERS.

10 FAT{MEKS.
WANTED, large qua atty of WHITE GOOSE
QUILl.S. A good price will be given for themby
ISAAC B. SOUFFRAIN, at his Char Manufacto-
~, at the north corner of Front aud Main sts
Richmond, Oct %, 1896. 43tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

Aside pusiisbss Of The iadys BOOB - eusaec-
I'D With other popalss periodical. - suGeeass, e
The eoevenienee Of remistance, tho following sys.
ten Of CLUBBING:
Iadys Book asd Bslwef's Novel;, Tor 1s|
Lady, Book and Mswystt's Novels, It 81
Bulwes's and Marry sits Novels, IL u a., 35
Bulwef's or Msnyaft's Novels and Saturday
News, IS
Lsdys Book, Saturday News. and Sketch B"ok,
Tor g
L.dy's Book, Celebsated Trials, and Sketch Book,
foe 3
Buwcs's OF Maryatt's Novels. CeIsbsated Tnals,
and Sketch Book, IS
SIR WALTER SCOTS NOVELS.
A premium Of oil the Novels BY this celebrated
author will be given to any perion furnishing ten
The Lady Book, free Of postage: ono half Of the
Novels for five subscribers, and the cash, @l5:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
New Goods! New Goods
HENRY u. PYLE.

Having purchased the store formerly kept by
Alexander Stokes. northeast corner Of Main and
Pearl street, would call the attention Of his friends
aud the public to the stock Of new goods just re-
ceived from the east, consisting of the following
DRY GOODS
blue, drab, green mixed, PLAID, striped and other
other kind Of sstinets; silks linens, lawns, mus
bomba1ines and hbaxetts; bed ticklngs and
large and beautiful assortment of caIicoes and
ribbons Of every description; fur caps,
fine and low priced ;zconet aud null muslns, and
ready made clothing, candle-wick, &c.
An extensive assortment Of
HARDWA ARE,
Consisting Of table, pea and pocket knIves, tea and
table spoons, butt hinges, tacks, nai brads
skates, horse cards. curry combs, selves, &c.
CROCKERY AND QUEENSWARE
OF all kinds.
Teas, So & ars, Cenee, stare b :
Powder s Shot,
PERCUSSION CAPS, LEAD, sc.
large assortment
= III O E ..
The above mentioned goods will Be cold At the
lowest cash prices: oil kinds Of country psoduce
taken in exchange f0s the same.
Nov. 10Th, 1896. 45tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
PROSPECTUS
INDIANA JOURNAL.


TnE Editors Of the lnd,sna journal respectfully
inform the public that they design furnishing their
numerous readers with tull and sketch Of
the proceedings If the General Assembly during
tho approaching session. The Joasnsl will be pub
lisl,ed twice a week, usual, Outing the session,
one dollar, payable in advance. The price to reg
ular subscribers will he the same as heretofore,
Two dollars for 50 numbers, in advance, or three
dollars at the expiration Of the term. The f'rmes
mode will always be found much to the interest Of
both parties.
As the Journal has to depend exclusively upon
the patronage Of the people for its support, il is
hoped that those TO whom this prospectus is forwar
acd will give il as free circulation ~ possible.
Persons wishing to subscribe will please forward
their names to Us BY the commencement Of the
session IN order that they may be supplied with the
first numbers. The utmost care will he taken al
why's to forward papers according TO the direction
given. DOUGLASS Il NOEL.
INDIANAPOLIS, OCT., 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
PAY UP!

The subscriber being under the necessity Of call
ing upon his customers to settle up their accounts
md notes due, would esmessly solicit immediate
attention to the same. BY which future indulgence
nay be given, bu: fos the present ] nU<r have
CASH. IRWIN REED.
p 8. Those Who know themselves to he in
icbted Cor small would save considerable trou
de and expence by settling the same without fur,h
= notice, ~ ] cannot 1yse!f wait upon them.
IR
Richmond, Ind, Nov. IL, 1896. 45tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
FALL & WINTER
q % % ID s.

CONSISTING IN PART q THE.FOLLOwINC:
Blue. black, brown, olive. dahlia, clarst, green,
drab. and mixed super ans c0rm0n cloths: blue.
brown, drab, lavender anc buckskin cassimeres:
blue. brown, olive, drab, geen, check and striped
sattioets: black, lasting, prcetta, beavette6a and
constitutions cords. red, white, scarlet asd Efess
6annels: rose. whitney and saddle blankets and
loI ed bookings: red, brown, green and blue can
ton hauoels: black, red, greenand drab tabby vel
vet. black and oolored silks and levantines. 6Gur-
I'd sIlks, gro de naples, and Inca sarsnets: blue,
yelloO. green, red and white horen:es blue brown,
CRIMSON, purple, and black merisess figured and
pristed merlnoes: bombaxines AID bombazetts:
ginxha,ns and colOd. muslins: twilled
down. mersellles and valentia vesings 6gured aud
plain book jackonet, and swiss ousios: csmbric
and null msslins and bobbioets hDbbnet, grecia
net, cotton and thread edgngs audlaces silk, cash
mere mefin6, scotch and cotton shawls: silk,
pr1ssian, damask, uerino, hermnt and cotton
handkerchiefs: wosted, pelreans comforts, bob
binets and blond wells: Irish line1s and bleached
brown muslins: black and col0rd worsted and
cotton hose: lambs wool and cottonbal hose; men .
stocks, suspenders, linen bosoms ana collars Rus.
STA tOwtllng and i0e0 and cotton siaper: ribbons,
and worsted and cotton findings: mems
buckskio. beaver, worsted and elk floves women's
kid, beaver, sklined snd fur top doves: leghor !,
tuscan, cottage and satin mixed bonnets: miss
unstable aud shaker bonnets: wos. lasting. seal
and leather boots and shoes mems coarse and fine
boots and shoes wOmens elastic boys and childfens
boots and shoes: looking glasses, bresd trays and
sarvess: combs great variety: japan silk and
sia calf and morocco pocket boom; mems nutria
fur and seal caps; boys seal and fu caps. drovers,
gig md Wagon whiPs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Of thick Boots
and Shoes at Wholesale and Retail, At the Shoe
Store opposite the Bank, Richmond, Indiana.
H. s. HAMILTON.
Nov. l2, 1885. ATT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
LEFT the susvice Of the subscriber on the night
Of the 23d inst. bound gill; named Louisa Mellon,
aged about Is years; no expenses on her account
will be paid By me after this date.
OWEN SEANY
Nov 25 $685. 47-3t
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r.. ST. Victor.

rncrFULLY informs the citizens Of
- several persons having e..
ss1h - hear IN eaP', g : %s2p 20: . = !
~ = experiments Of NATUhAL
= esecuted, he will consequently,
-. "a Dsc.) after tbe perform
80, give an explanation to the
<~ n thDss who may wish It at 50
5S6fGusl charge.
%~m atroduce the Mysterious Ring,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Wilt be sold NJ Public Sale. at the late residence
Of HENRY NEWTON, Of Wayne county. Frank
lin township, Indiana, the following PROPERTY
Com, Wheat, Oats, and Hay. the property Of
Thomas Morton, deceased. Sale to commence at
10 o'clock. Terms made koOwn on the dav Of
sale, by w. B. SCHENCK.
Nov Is, 1885, 46-3t
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ADMINISTRATORS SAIL

AOW1IVJS M IONS SALE.
Will be sold - Public Sale on Saturday the lOtt
Il Deermber, 1886. at the public house VI William
;smes. in Boston, Wayee county, lod.. ono Eight
tay Bass Clock, one pair Of Bedsse.ds and SON.
.ood articles Of bedding, The penoaal property o
DR.. Wm. L. Wesles. deceased, late of New Boston
Wayne county, Ind. Sab Il one o'clock On SAW
-sy and attendance given BY
THOMAS WESLER, Adm's.
Noseobes 10, 1885, Ae1e
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BLEEDING.
CUPPING, AND RAWING,


Who sclicits = share of patronage from the public
and wall be prepared to wait on them their ow
homes, at hiss in Frankla street, one door above
Main street on the east side.