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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-16

in regard to the execution or tR Treaty Of
july 4, 1881, by France, approve Of the
President late Message, recommending the
prohibition of French products, and the en-
try of French vessels into our ports.
Mr.. Mason, of Ohio, moved to lay the
motion to suspend on the table.
Decided in the affirmativc-Ayes 1l9-
Noes not counted.
Monday, Feb. g.
MFR. Pinckncy moved to suspend "the
rule" for the purpose Of taking up his reso.
lutions on the subject of slavery. After
some remarks in opposition from Mr.. Ham.
mond, the motion prevailed. There being
a disposition shown for debate, MIR. Mann,
of NJ. Y. moved the previous question:
Decided in the affirmative. Ayes l02,
Noes 60.
After various motions the part Of the res.
olution going to refer to a select committee
the petitions and former resolutions on this
subject was adopted. Yeas l24, Nays 49,.
The report instructing the committee to
report that Congress has no constitutional
authority to interfere in any way with slav.
cry in the States, was adopted. Yeas 2Ol,
Noes 7.
The following part: "And that in the
opinion Of this House, Congress ought not
to interfere with slavery in the District of
Columbia" was adopted, yeas l6a, nays
Al.
The question was then taken on the fol.
lowing part Of the resolution "Because it
would be violation Of the public faith, un.
wise, impoltic, and dangerous to the Union;"
which was adopted, yeas l27; nays 76.
The question was then taken on the con.
cluding part Of the resolution, which in.
structs the committee to assign reasons for
these conclusions, calculated to enlighten
the public mind, and repress agitation, &c.
This was also adopted, ayes l6s, nays 6.
The committee was ordered to consist of
nine.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-16

"Twelve friendly Indians arrived yester-
day from Tampa-They will act as guides
10 the expedition which will march in a few
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-16

It is stated, on the authority Of q iette. writer
from Washington, that the otisr Of mediation on
the part Of the British Government, bstween this
country and France, was made, not AFTER tho
usual form Of communication between Govern.
ments, through the ministers Of the respective
countries, bat by an autograph letter Of the King
TO the President; and that, of course, the Psesi-
dent returned his answer in the same form.
We see it stated in some Of the papers thst Dni
Xavier Chabert, the fro king, has been killed in
New York by the explosion Of some chemical in.
gradients with which he was making experimente.
Te Rev. Mr.. Post, late Of Washington city has
accepted call to the Pastoral charge Of the cir.
cular (Congregat,onaD Church Of Charleston.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-16

The February number Of the Southern Agri-
culturist has come to hand. It is rich in the,
variety and sterling value its articles. See tho.
table of contents.
Arc not the appetites of our agricultural readers
sharpened by the bill of fare which We lay bssore
them in the table of contents Of 90 many sgicnl-
tural periodicals. Canthey resist the tsmptas;on
Of reading from week to week such tables With.
ont subscribing for at least some Of the works, ;
that they may be able to read tho asticlos shem-
selves?
There is a subscription paper in the Book atofs
where those who wish to subscribe may hays
an opportunity Of doing so. The Editor viii
take pleasure in forwarding their names, psovidsd
the amount of money furnished 10 be forwarded
be not less than FIVE dollars. We would not put
the publishers to the expense Of postage for less.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-16

We have received the February number Of tho
Tennessee Farmer, published monthly at Jones.
borough, price only one dollar per annum. Az
evidence of its great variety Of valuable matte,
we refer to the table Of contents which viii bs
found in another column.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-16

The Prcsbyterians of Georgia obtained char
ter from the Legislature Of that State, at it, last
session, for Literary Institution to bc called
Oglethorpe University and they are now making
cxertions to endow it. A manual labor Depart
ment is to be connected with It.
The Georgia Conference of tho Methodist
Church. at its late meeting also resolved to take
measures for the establishment and endowment
of q College to be under the charge Of that Con.
ference.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-16
FLORIDA SERVICE.

Charleston Courier, Feb. 6.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-02-16
Monday, Feb. 6.

After receiving and referring to the Com.
mittee on Foreign Relations, a message
from the President concerning the mediation
of Great Britain, (which viii be found in
another column) the remainder Of the day
was spent in discussing the question sug-
gcstcd by Mr.. Benton's resolutions.
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22
DOCT. JU k0.\,S
s p EClFIC DIN MEN

This valuable medicine is celebrated for curing
the following diseases: White Sweliings of very
descrpsi NJ Sore Legs and U:c. oflorg stand ing:
Oiandujar tuHors; Feions or Casarrhs; kheumat- t.
&c pains OF the Jo,nts; Sp aims, Bruises. and Te.-
tiers; Chiibi4'ns. parts affected BY FROST 1t is
also good for calds and Rurns.
FOR g'andular swel!ings. i; is superior to any
meoicsne yet known. 1t is much safer than mer-
c"r'ai applications. (as it does not contain the
smallest atom of that min erai, because il does
lay the patient liable to injury from exposure 10
cold.
1t cures the worst Felons or Whitlows on the
Application OF forty light hours. hcb
have stood SO long As to become a systematic dis
order, require the Medicine inwardIy to remove
them entire'y. But in most cases, by apply ing
this Ointment externally .. directed il will give
relief
Certificates uf important and bill Of irec.io.s
accompany r"ch o''t.e \ frs-sh sappw Of the above
Bedscn jnsf ceiv.d and fvr hy y S,.,,l and ~
lindsay. Richmond. Ind. J. &. jameson + Co. P.ri,I
,, and A. Scsibcer, Greenvi0e.O. Al-6..
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22
LA MOTIFS COUGH DROPS.

iHfS EiiNir IS peculiarly ada pied 10 the preee n:
prevailing disorders Of the hreas: nd lungs leading
10 consumption. Cumacn cnds end coughs
occasioned hy "as,ructed perspira,ion vii, readily
' ieij 10 its influence, removing those troublesome
'rri'ations which act as Constant stimu en-; TO
coughing. IT casts pam. az q induces rest 10 an
eminent degree. Persons ari ted with pulmonary
complaints. bleeding at The In gs, &c spasmocic
asthma. pap ion Of the heart. md consu nptive
ah-cf,cns, even tic most advanced period. Of lEe
VII fad immediate relief. from its temark bic
bower of diminishing the irr'abiii:y Of the s, stem
md the velocity Of the crcuaton an;! Nv cleans
ng and healing tie d.scTdered parts. II also If.
o.ts immediate relief in he wloopinr couyh
Certificates and direc,i Cor usiu. accomrary each
o;tle fresh supply OF the above nesiicir,e just
eve and fr ea!c in Richmond. hy a. Sda'i and W. A.
lindsay, and j. q. aI.esou 4 Co. Pa il. Ohio
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22
SPRING FOUNDRY.

THE Subscribers having entered into copa.'
"ershio und the firm of |. E Jones, & Co, req
prcifu'ly inform the pubic that they have cs'ah.
Is1ed a Fs"Indry on the nrrth side "f Richmond
aud are prep"ed to furnish all k.n!s nf Castings
wit, di>p,Ch. and in the n.aie-f manner. They
s also furnish patterns il wanted fair terms
They are ais, pr'pri-"rs "f the Richmond Cot
ION Flc'"ry. and wi; keep constantly on hand -
SIMPLY of Cotton Yarn and B'',ine, which they will
sell at balfa cent advance n Cincinnati prices.
lie. JONES.
JESSE: NJ HUTTON
JOHN III HUTTON
ELLIS Il. COALE
October 22d. 1885. 42-f
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22

Take0 Cp BY JOHN Robinson, living tour miles
east of Winchester Ran lolph Counry. I0diaus, one
E.tny sorrel mare mixed With white hairs star in
her forehead. snip her nose, lump on lser hack,
La hands high. supposed To be - years old, shoes
orr her fore feet; appraised to twenty dallars BY
W ilam Mennedv and Sylvester tFuden, this Sih
day Of October A. b. 1896 before me.
PAUL W. WAY, J.P.
The above 10 a true copy from my Estray book.
rVW
Oc: 22d. 1896 423t
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22

PHYSICIAN AND DENTIST.

1IlE sus scsil,er takes this meihch Of in orm; oc
y eiesds and ih- ,s'bI,c IN general. that he has
lsssed hm.elf in Richmond. in Which and the vi
snay, be pwpnsas practising medicine on true
nrasooian principles. And from his opp,r'nn-
ssof acquiring theoretical and practical inf,'rmi-
IN, ke hops . to Civ, grneral satisfaction.
I he deass! department. he will wal, on females
= thes ows d=eIliugs il required.
n. Operations ON the teeth warranted well
1se. He may be found by calling Jesse ldens,
|pst Street opposite Friends meeting husc.
EDWARDS SINGI.EY.
Oh. I'd 1896. 42-3t~
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC DROPS

Many articles arc before the public, as a cure for
that most obstinate and forrnensing disease, the
Rheumatism; and from close observation we are
led to believe. that they have very great cxsen,
failed to produce that desirable result: and NAV il
not be attributed to the fact, that articles said 10
cure this Troublesome disorder. also recommend
ed 10 cure almost every disease with which our
frai bodies attacked, and in their prepara ton
that object is KEPT in view, viz: 10 have the medi
cine a cure for III diseases
The Vegetable Rheumatic Drops arc offered to
the public 4 remedy for Rheumatism; and as no
case Is FDo~n where perfect cure Was MT effect
ed, we are justified declaring it a valuable med
cine for that painful disease, and for no other is !,
ecomme nde d.-Puce so CENTS
Certificates Of important cures and a Lill OF d.
fc'ions accompany each 'r,;lle. A fresh supply
ust received add f'r 9 'e by a. SiddaII and ". A.
Lindsay, Richmond. Ind. and by j. 6. Jameson g. I
o.. Par's, y. C'UTroS.-T"ke notice that the
'o'les are stamped gesal l.. Rheumatic Drops 81
nd the wrappers sign-d" 20. L. S. Crosby e. Co, -
With red ink. None others are genuine.
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22

ISkcn Up on the 26ih day Of Novr 1885
by Martin Friend. living abou, three miles nur,,
Of the Mississinawa River on the road known bv
the name Of quaker trace, bay horse with small.
blaze in his face, his right hind foot white, some
saddle marks. abo7t 14l hlnds high. supposed u,
he 20 years old. appraised 10 Is dollar, by James
Reeves aud John Divon
certify the above 10 lie a true copy from m,
E<ray look.
JAMES iiICKERSHAM,J Up.
Oct. 22d 1896 do3.
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22
PJIRT.JC SALE.

WILL Be sold at public sale on Friday the 2Sih
ssyef October inst. az the farm I,ieIy owned BY
10 ssx. one mile south cas- Ot Richmond. . vaTie-
- Popeny. among which lI"rsc-. Csni".
sSsssp, Hogs, GSaiu ofali kinds, farming utensils.
"ososhold and kitchen fnrrs ure. &c. Sc.
Oi'e 10 commerce. &, 10 c'Ui,,ca. when the terms
1n se 1sd- known.
SAMUEL PAXSON.
Oc I'd. 1876 12-lw
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22
DIR. r. WHITES
Vegetable Iools-Ache Drops.

The only specific ever offered 70 the public from
which permanent and radical cure may be OBJ
tanned Of that disagreeab!e pain. the Tooth ache
jaw in extracting the Teeth. which often prove.
more painful than the Tooth ache ITSELF and cold
passing Il or the decayed Teeth to the jaw thence
to the head, producing a rheumatic affection With
many other unpleasant effects. such a. a disagree
able breath, bad taste in the mouth, DC; all Of
which are produced from foul or decayed Teeth.
am happy to have it in my power to offer to the
nine times out Of ten. il properly applied. pre-
serve the teeth from further decay. and the
disease in such as are decaying and have not CON-
menced aching, restoring them health aud use J
Tulness.
Certificates Of important and bill Of directions
each bottle. fresh supply of the a owe
Medicine just received and for sale by \. S,dda and ~
L. Lindsay, Richmond, Ind J. C. Jameson 4 Co. Paris.
aud A. Scrbner in CrecnviIle, Ohio.
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22
HALF A CENT REWARD.

THE aisve reward but no other charges will ~
given for the "ppre hen ion anil return II JACOB
ROSS. an indensed apprentice 10 tho Wsgna-msk.
ing business. who left the subscriber, living near
New L 'ston, Wayne county, Indiana, on the lss u6
this month.
Al! persons are hereby forewarusd from irustiae
or sustaining hin. on r,y account.
LEONARD u. TEMPLETON.
Oct. IA. 1885. slO9s
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22

THE subscriber having declined business in
forms hrs old customers t'at he vii: he found a, hi
old stand 10 receive wha: accounts they may be
ing, he expects start east shortly and must
have funds. Please attend To this
ALEXANDER STOKES
Oct 22d 1886 42,f
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22
PUBLIC NOTICE.

The Qualified Voters Of the Borough of Rich
usrd viii iake notice that an cleo, ion will he held
= Isssdsy the 9th cy of this inst. at the b. rus.
: aGds"s Dsege's "n Font street, for the purpose
= sIsessg one Councilman in the place of ID. p.
1.hsay resigned.
y order Of the Boron,b Cmnc;l.
s. w. FORSII., High Cons'. !.
Oet 22d 1886. 70
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22
NOTICE..


THE prcpric'o,s Of the C,mp-ny School House,
are requested tn meet ~ said beuSe on the 94t h
inst. (Nlond ncx') Il, 6 O'cioch Z. NJ. TO c..nsul
upoa the c. ur~e ;o be pursued relative SAID PRO
perry, or school. puHcuaI ai;endance is re-
Yuesed.
E. GROVER, Clerk.
Oct CPD 1885.
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22
wHlGS ATTEND.

THE committee Of ofvg!ance Of Wayne Town.
chip. whose names are published in this paper, are
requested to meet at ihc brick Schooi House on
Monday the 24ih inst. at one o'clock p. NJ
And every friend to Harrison and Reform is also
respectfully requested TO attend.
ALEX. STOKES, Chair
Oct. 22d 1886
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22

- ~ town Il NEW LISBON. State oflndiana
~'se 18th # ll'h month n4x;.
'e ."I he off.red a, public sale number Of
s'd town. which - pleasantly situated on 4
ese bnh of the SslaInone river, near the
II @ o. Jay County. and nearl. in a direct line Of
hA w.yse.
~e To commence at 10 o'clock on said iav
sse'e a,tendanec will be given. and conditions
ID Known ~
=. SAMUEL GRISELL. Proprietor.
iVsA mo. 10Th 1886 42-3,
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22
OHIO ELECTIONS.

=. .as;ety Of all parties to learn the re
= ~ Ohio elections is heightened BY
1. ..u,sl delay Of the mails. We give be-
~. .ssry Of the returns SO far as we
~. - ale to ascertain them.
y..ce, ~ Harrison candidate for govern
.,.ea,d over Baldwin by about COCO
SHORTY.
-. v.R; Cd Taylor Webster, V. b.;
~ n Coode, H.; 4th Thomas Corwin, H.
4 1,omas L. Hamer, V. B.; 9Th Calvary
-. H.: 7th VIM. X. Bond, H.; 9Th Jo-
q R;deway, Sem, H.; 9th John Clancy,
j I: io,h Sampson Mason, H.; l1,h J.
lueSey, H.; 18th Alexander Harper, H.;
. ~uposed v. b.; 18th do; 18th John
Alien, H.; 10th e. Whittlesey, H.; 18th
.pesd v. B.; 18th Matthias Sheplcr, V.
; 18Th v. B.
I lAis statement be correct, and we be-
/. 4 Is. there will be ten Representatives.
coeeress in favor Of Harrison and nine for
J Buren.
1e Whies will have a considerable ms
y n the state legislature on joint ballot.
,bert McIntire Esq. Of Fountain County. a
vas elected to the Legislature on the Sd :
u, to supply the place Of William Tenn "
=, ESQ. deceased. =
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22

eAc0 Up 10y Ira Cook living ia Green's
os"sa'P. Randolph Co. Indiana. a dapple
s..e. supposed TO he three years old last spring
~ 80 kes aud the right fore FOO, white, bIsze-
~ ne blaze running down on the 1T nostriI. the
- GAS. nearly fifteen hands high with long
~ Iseassd at fit, d-'lIar. by Willis G. WiIlmore
Lsny book. '"e copy '''" IN!
JASON OvERMAN.J
-" 1870. 42-3l~
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22
DISSOLUTION.

Tho partnership hcretofre existing betveed
Arm iro, 2 Grimes and Levi Keesans, trading uodes
the firm If
A. GRIMES 4 co.
s this dav dissolved ~ mutual c"nsent; any persoh
having claims against I'D firm Ill please io psse-
eat them at the fs~mer flee f,r p4ymeoi; and
tn g. indeb,ed by b~k accouns would eeraisly Do
veil TO pay either of Immediately. il . t1ees.
nired ,n close the concern witlsouf delsy.
The bp.k will he found At tho lumber md -
ormerIv, where the last named Of she 6frn win
,,tend daily To receive the mecdf"I.
ARMSTRONG Ck100
I. KEERAN0.
Richmond, Oct s. le06 -
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22

q our paper is again occupied with
.;.at;ons, and with the proceedings OF
,s..,;.on meeting held at Centreville on
letting was unusually large, although
S...er was extremely inclement.
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22

.~..vIyASlA.-.-But few returns have
aw. The Harrison ticket carried.
-aout At Philadelphia, by average ma
-. II about 1900. John Sergeant and
q =. ToIsnd, H. are elected to Congress
:. c;ty over J. NJ. Read and NJ. Long
uAN. b.
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22
6llerNtcNrc and (fflfet.x.

rasps saw rules. gauges and steel SOU
hammers. iron, japan and brass cand.esticks. .nnf
ers an trays brass and TIN fos=ets and drive
knobs. plain and cut glass do. brass conmode
knobs and srgs, FIRE irons brass and
anf'rons fry pass sho vsl spades hoes trace and hat
ter chains. anv, eecy balance ,honet
and scyfhc st"'es. skates, c,mbs Rass, knives
knives and ork'. ohsel brace and bits kniv-s
hatchsf cutting knives. and ecythee, plane
'r"s. au-ee.. entfts. hsnsaw.. mill and do,
sheep shears. carp~hser's as:x. axes, &c,
a variety ct Saddlerv and Sahder's Tools,
COACH TRIMMINGS.
SrhoOf <snd kSxHHk R00ks,
BOOTS = 81 SssfD ESs
Glass. China. ana Queenswart.
COFFEE. SUGAR, TEA, sc.
Iron, Steel, and Castings.
The above stock embraces large varietv
# goods and are offered for sale at low prices
Richmond. Oct. 9Th. 1885. 4on
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22

.-onmunication Of "Observer" IS omit
- -.nt OF room, but we would suggest
40 I'D others, that there has probably
much published already, on the sub
~ vhich he treats. as public informa-
~niYeS.
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22

~ ' an Bur,.:
i% hn . LOT Il -
Bot. g., -. :. e, :
which rnaI...d!
|'mcd an..S.S| ans.aS|
(t,,a.d!ic,ed. ~
|, nd his pay;.,d
Y required ~
F'e'e s . Dr.
enunn en- men 81 n
q 3 !. hav. bs..s
M N ..
which wsSS.
bout. ~ Mys.
!. the reIst;s;
A. " each -.
sn Mr. Reid -
no was .hss,
|'hpanly with =
!. with hiuS
:ses, use as h,
m Col. Spsa,r :
c'''os. 70 81
(.m to g. -
8 to pay D.
ms land a. 3
'Pt. led ~ =
ven 'evsr5ls
e! enter !aa4s
|ol,s befos. al !
Pm: He ssI1js
ID land siIirI -,
lands shsdl i~
fined to hr.I hsv!
= extendag b '
|ented aadd.I.i
*ha, ne,sauI 4
!. Spence. =. -.
| ~. they ss2 ~
cohoofT a ~
district 3 ~
| 'oId Il beca. nari
" Aaa 70 wo1 ~
| I We opine II =.
.,ew, @ -
few daysi,u] 49,
bic citiassLl - =
| Of bis iaali. =. Al
ashingsss q s,,os
lntl be ~ &c
'ngress- !. =
re. felIss ul "
rds. hH In 4
Unds sCOs,
he re'p " b
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3 Mar il "
wishes 4
lion. fam s'
The ka - va'
lest a ii h'laat,
'isedly. psass, ]
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22

byi
S,hl -, n
, Accles Rachel
!, Agent Ell
Aker DAVID
q Boswell Hiram K
:Brosdway Jacob
Bryant James T.
n: Bond Caleb
10 Bsown William
,.. Burgess J +
Ily Br,t,on " iiiiaan
ne Bake. FIJI
TO Bailey Ann
an Bowman Lew ]:
nv Becson Isaec
ic Bunker Jesse
re Barnes John
e, B,lla Isaac
le Brown George 3 2
D. Brattain John
$ Bra z,ngfon Ssmuei 9
{. Brooks Robert
Brown James
h Bell Mrs AdeIia
= B nd A ID
A' Bond Sam;,ei
Burk r bert
Barnett Jeliu
C.
iCytudor Van
,, Ciawson Isaac
-,Oheeseman Mrs
! Cup, Abraham
',Clalk Join
Coygsi'ell Tristan
lCarroil James
Gales David G
iClswson Mahton
4 rlCa;mer WIN +
!Cox Daniel
Crews Rebecca
sCrasnpson Samuel
lCoale Samuel
Davis William 2
lDoug!,cr'y James
Dwiggins James
Davis William NJ
Deem Jep,ha
Dow ID ID
Dona;son Christian
care Of I aleh Shrevo
F.
Engle Isaac
Eidridge Job
Eas,on Barbara NJ
Eagle, Casharine
Ewing Peter
F
Fleming William
Farmer William
Fisher J0l,n
Fulghum Se!ah
Solomon Fussell
-srimcs Anderson
iasniI William
Godfrey James
ioland George
;eIii art William
iarard Nathaniel
sa'rigus Elizaoett
joseph
raves Nathan
II
iudd'eston Jonathan 2
hancock Wesley
fopkins Sarah
[unt Jonathan
lopkins Benjamin
[unt Edmund
lusf James
lnrney Jonathan
Iurt John /,
Iawkins William \
ART William +,
Needaam +,
iait Isaac Y
III Robert Z
Andrew Y
ans Joseph v
hnson Joseph W v
nes James v
X v
ute William II , "
lily James "
L n
weiien Samuel 9
ncasier Dr. Maurice z
M Y
,ore e. c. Messrs 8
Persons inqu;ring for an
i please say they are adv
J. w.
HALF A CENT
THE aiNve reward but n
en- for The apprehension
'SS, an indensed apprenti
business, who left the
~ I ,Sfon WAvnc eos,0sv
Richmond palladium., 1836-10-22
The following midi iduais are agents and are fur
nished genuine article Of my vegetable Tonic for

Vc&St9OIC
sale. viz:
DR.. Bruce Of fHisboromgh, Wayne Co. la.
DR.. I. J.. Butler Of Economy,
VIM. Springer. Vandaiia. ''
Reeves. Merchant Washington .s g
Hart NCo. Newbuvgh, IS
Morris Il Co. Lewsvifc. Henry. Co. IS
Mr.. OK. Tavern Keeper IS
Al the late Store Of VIZ. Lasseur. M;ddletown
Ne.srs. Whites. mer. RaysviIIc.'
Sc"dder Il Haanaman wholesale agents, Indian
apoiis
=. Hughes Jamestown, Boon Co. g
Id. smith. L,fAye yette, a, the Office Of the Free
Press
DR.. J. Pegg, Covington.
u. n. Parker near WiiliaHspOrt, IS
Dr. J. T.. Miller. DanviIe, III.
Asher Cox, Connersville, Ia.
Dayton Smith, AT Cunw ellis Mills, {"
Thos. Wooiiey. Mer. Shelby 20. g
Spear and Morris. ieesviiie. Laurence Co. +"
Ne.srs. Crabb * Lux Brown.,owp
Forrest WchS. near Conner.ville, IS
VIM Conn. near Rockford
Messrs Burns 81 :" ellis, Rockford,
d II. RadI,ff. near Brow u. jackson Co."
john c. Hubbard Columbus
-Mcssrs. M'Lane & Dune ehue Bedford, Lawrence
County. Ia.
NJ Floyd. Mount Pleasant,
Pa,vin and Mulford, also W. NJ wooi.ey Of
Cincinnati. wholesale and retail agents.
Druggist Minshal of Eaton Ohio.
DR. Joel Busg. near F, ankfort, Clinton Co. Ia. |
T.. F. Willard. Mcr. Munceytown
Luke Evil, Druggist Wilmington,
Mr. Johnson. Bridgeport
Mr.. Hunt. Belville
Gideon Johnson Mer. Nonrovia,
Ben jamin Kirk, merchant, Of Cambridge. Ind. |,
Henley n Go. Carthage, Rush CO Ind.
DR.. Bcason Of Beason cr Franklin town. Ind Il
Mr.. horn 5nrgh. New Castle
Mr.. Chadwick, New Paris, Ohio. "a
WILLIAM LINDSAY.
Richmond. Ind. Oct. y, 1895. 42.tf IC
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Fall and Winter Goods.
JUST RECEIVED
AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
(Corner Of lWuia and Front streets.)
r.. II. THRNER

Is now opening an assortment Of Goods suited 70
the present and coming seasons, consisting in part
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Morrow EIihu
Meliendcr John
MeIlinger Petcs
McNeal Sarah
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Ncwby George
Norton William
Nosdyke Ellis
Newport David
Ncl>00 James A
Nicholas James 3
Nixon Joseph
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Osborn Eli
Oliver Eiixateil,
OIds l.. man
Patty Mark
Pease George =.
Pennington John
Price Sarah
Prohst Henry
Pugh Ch,sles D
Pi!ket Fanny
Perry Josiah
Parker D. Sa amuei
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Query George
Robertson Williams
Riglor ElisAbe.h
Rice Susan
Ransford Richsrd
Reed Abeiler
Richards Charles
Roopc George
Rat'ray Matthew 3
Ruby d. ]
Roberts EI,xaheth
Ratlif Cornelius
Ruseey William
Smith John
Stafford Eno5
Sufrins David
Shaffoer Samuel.
Sinons Samuel
Stedhasn Thomas J
Sl'eGer Henry
Sherman George 8
S'nRley Edward
Smith George w
Sufrins John
Sp,iiard Ansircw s
Spankl,n Richard
Smith Nathan
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John Taylor
Turner Samuel E
Thompson Charles .
Turk Mary
1urnerJ
Jesse
Thomas Ellen
Thomas Stephen
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Vaughn William Fl 3
Vinyard John
Val'n George D
'ennerman Ann
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Wheeler Avis
James B
Wright Isaac
Wood lsaac F
V.sodkirk John z
Walker Margaret
velch Rachel
VdInoit Joseph
Valton Joseph 8
1al!s Drury
7ilscn J"seph =
ills GJ
Talker John
'il.iamson AugusiiH
lard Nathan
7
Ork Alfred
oung Thomas
: Of the above letters
eriised.
BORDEN, p. NJ.
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Persons inqu;ring for any Of the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
J. w. BORDEN, r. NJ.