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/ Ef0NW ne CeNC1noO0 Whs&
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT CT TIL
| UNITED STATES.
The Washington Globe Of Monday, tn,
Z 5th ,nst., contains the following Proclama
ton by the President Of the United States
directing a convention Of Congress, on thu
first of September next, to take into consid
Grafton ssgreat and weighty matters"
The President has thus anticipated the u
sual time, for the meeting of Congress, three
months; and it will undoubtedly Re asked
what these ssgreat and weighty matters" are
which require this extraordinary convocation
Of Congress! Does any one hesitate to BE-
lieve that they are the total arrangement OF
the currency. the stoppage Of specie pay
ments by the Banks, the awful pecuniary
distress among the people, and the bankrupt.
Icy or stoppage of payment Of the Govern
ment itself! These are most assuredly
I'sgreat and weighty Matters" and require the
speedy interference of Congress. And yet.
let it be remembered, that fe,c days before
this Proclamation was issued, the President
formally declined, in writing, to the New
Y ork Committee, to call Congress together,
on the ground that there were no extraordin-
airy circumstances, or distress existing, to
render such measure necessary!
Now, what shall be said of President
who knows SO little Of the state of the coun-
try, as not to have seen few days before
the Proclamation was issued, the same ne
cessity for the convocation of Congress that
existed the time the call was made! All
must admit, that it exhibits, on the part of
the Executive, a lamentable ignorance of the
condition of the country at the time of the
New York Committee waited upon him; or
a deplorable want Of foresight of the inevita-
BILE tendency Of the pecuniary embarrass-
ments Of the times; or stubborn and repre-
hensible determination to set at naught the
Of the people, but which he had
not the fortitude to Presist in. He now
stands before the public in light by no
means enviable, viz: wavering, unstable, ig-
norant, an~ frightened politician. 1t is clear
that the overwhelming catastrophe Of the
Experiment" has frightened him to do that
which he resolved not to do few days
ago!
Here is copy Of the Proclamation from
he Globe:
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CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS

LIST District---RatlT Boon.
I'd District-JoHN EwrNc, AxoRr kIxSEr.
Ralph Wilson and John LaU.
Sd District-WnuAx GRAHAM and John
Carr.
4th District-GEoxcE III. Dunn and limos
Lane.
5th District-JoNArHAN M'CARrr, JAMES
RARlpEx, and John Spencer.
9Th District-WlLlAx HERoD ard J. b.
Ray.
7th District--ALsERr s. WHITE, TaoxAs
]. Evans, and Nathan Jackson.
The Van Buren, men are in kalic.
In the first District, either Gen. Clendenin
or John Pitcher, Esq. will be a candidate in
opposition to Mr.. Boom Indiana Journal.
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OF AMERICA.
A PROCLAMATION.

OF AMERICA.
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas; great and weighty matters,
claiming the consideration of Congress of the
United States, from the extraordinary ccca-
sion for converting them, do, by these pre-
'sents, appoint the first Monday of Septem-
Der next, for their meeting, at the city Of
Washington; hereby requiring the respect
i've Senators and Representatives,, then, and
there to assemble in Congress, in order to
receive such communications as may then be
made to them, and to consult and determine
ON such measures as in their wisdom may be
deemed meet for the welfare Of the United
States.
In testimony whereof, have caused the
seal Of the United States to be here
H. ST. unto affixed, and signed the same
with my hand.
Done at the City of Washington, the fl.
teenth day of May, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and thirty seven,
and of the Independence Of the United States
the sixty first.
m. VAN BUREN,
BY the President.
JOHN FoRsrTH,
Secretary Of State.
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OF shelter 100 u etsm. A. Ne Ase sss,i, ~,
si:e: ihsy arc ia. Aaesed o. The spos-sIe ~ -.
sel.d ~: add sAs 'esa ~ il The eMy. $500.
70 me s.e y No coace. u cpaisacaos sass r..
s'sa e.en !.may u We city. sses ysss NH
'pase'"o 'os The 'ood furnished ~ piesey.
SPvs1esh ysw..a
Nsthaosei Townsend bee bees sseoesiu,a - n.
President - Consul Il The Rerahle efresH E
the port New Orleans.
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A newly iavented Grading and thssshiae ma
chime By NJ. Nose, . highly spokss Of - Rochss-
Ter. Il cradles and shseshes With from O0 hers
e and meo, 8 acres Of wheat IN twelve ho0m.
Gee. Lamar, vics Prssideat q Tens, assised
q New Os3coas yia Nasehieuehes Nay =.
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Boaos Piggery.-About six miles from the
city, in West Cambridge, is the Boston Piggery.
At least 700 hogs are here constantly kept in
pork condition, entirely the osl from the DWELL
ing houses 10 Boston, every Of which 10 visited
in turn BY the city cars. The ofsI increases, anc
The contractor calculated that il viii be sufficient
hereafter to fastea 1000 hogs. lie now receives
four carr loads day. and pays the city $500 =
year, OF about 81 IS load He seceivs three dol
lars day fos what the hogs leave. The ciy Treas
ury loses 81 coo year BY the operation, add il d
said the nan makes three times dat sun. The
pig pen Is IN eaclosare a 6feea aeses, viii Psess
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TOWN OF DANE.MORA

II PROPOSE lying OF: a town. to be called DANE
MORA south side of the Mssissinnewa river i,
,ake county, Ohio Section q, in Township H. of
Range l, and offer the lots public sale the
FOURTH OF NEXT JULY.
This size is about twenty miles from Miami Canal
hirtvfvc miles from Pi9ua fourteen Greenvile ten
from Fort Recovery; eighteen from the Justice in
Randolph county, Indiana: and fifteen Portland the
of Justice in Jay county. Indiana.
l am not appris2d of EXTRAORDINARY advantages
this site possesses others. lay i, of offer the
lots for sale chiefly suggestion accommo-
da,on of the neghbors. The following made on.
from what know myself, and from information have
tanned from them. may be relied
The site is bluff entirely of the reach of
omh and nearly level il surrounded large
body OF well simbered rich land. capable of sustaining
dense population The neighborhooi considered heahv
by those who have lived in several 1t is supposed
be tho only good site for (wHEkE
PERMANENT for several miles around: and Mss-
snaswa here furnishes good miil-seas.
have been made for examining this sk..
illwrighi. Should this decision be favorable, mill will
be built soon as possible.
For the business of merchandising. and the ordinary
ehanca pursuits of the countEy Dae-nora should Thick
will be good situation.
The site will be shown ihose DESTROYS of seeing BIZ
Of tho neshborz. especially BY Mr.. Van Kirk. M
Mr.. John RplogeI. Terms of sale will be liberal.
June 3. 1887. (22 ~ JAMES G. BIRNEY.
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JOHN NJ. GALLAGHER.
OONIDI1EIONSo

larger dimensions than newspaper in the STATE and will
be executed in the best style of workmanship 1t will be
published twice week during the sitngs of the General
Assembly, and weekly the remainder of the 1t will
be furnished subscribers FOUR DOLLARS wear,
which be discharged by the payment of THREE DOL
LARS the time of subscribing The first number will be
issued the 20th day of June.
The PoLITIcAI REGISTER will contain the ordinary
rieiy of Polite al Literary and Miscellane
uar report of the proceedings of the General Assembly,
with the spiri: of the Legislative debates.
JOHN ID. NICHOLS will general agent. His
racep. will be good for all paid subscription
Comnunca lions connected with subscriptions be di-
rectsd (posf paid 20 him.
An exchange tenieed to the editors in Ohio. generally
Those who publish this Prospectus. will receive
thanks. Exchanges will please forward immediately.
Our political friends will favor by advancing
of this circular Names of subscribers returned by
the 50sh of une latest.
CoLUABUs, MAY 20sh, 1887.
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TERMS OF DvERTISING

Oe per three Insertions; ad twenty-five
cents additional insertion Per square for three
months 50; for six months So; $40 per two
SQUARE, SIS 80 per an,um squares $40 per
Merchants Druggists and Others, advertising by the year,
will be charged column of 1000 500 per aanum
for column. S5G for half of acolunn $50
for a quarter column, l5 deduction of 20 per cent
will advertisements longer than quarter OF
columns when by the half year year, and not al
tered Chancey and petitions for divorces must be
paid invariably advance Advertisements coming from
abroad, be accompanied with the cash. unless ordered
for publication by a brother publ .sher.
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GAEISG been appointed Agen; Of the Hartford Fir,
Insurance Company the subscriber il -aady %
policies of insurance all persons who wi- tsir
property insured against loss damage by FIRE.
THE company for which he is acting is Of the veal
hie, and in and they pledge
themselves ,has who business with tc COM
pay shall be treated in the liberal manner. aad all
losses shall be ABUSED with fairness and p.omp:iade
Persons xn- 70 provide asans. contingency of oaa
Of their property by this de element are requested
call oce in Ro5er: Mofrissoas Eesy building.
whers the OF insurance viii be made known ai sae
policies granted Communications by les.sr fpcst p.sd)
viii be 1,osr- ,.3v and chcesf1ly attended TO-
JAMES w. BORDEN. AcEsT.
R;ch1c I'd Indiana, January fs:- 1887. 49,
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4 SAMUEL TESTS Factory, o., Whisew a.es,
- mile below Richmond; where any number Of ready
turned beadosts of the best ,imber and latest fashions
plain with all articles the
POSI-OFFICE (ruEsrNe) lins-will be furnished 70
der the cheapes, and best terms approved
paper. The subscriber will pay the highest price. cash.
for good CHERRY ScANTLINe. four inches square and
twelve feet more long.
As prospect Of los OF fruit This he will e.
rect CIDER MILLS and Screw PREssEs of exceles NJ
quality those who may give him a call in :ha n.
MAY 27 1887. 2,,f WM YEAMAN
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New Cabinet Establishment.

VTVHE undersigned having entered into partnership wiz,
\ the intention Of carrying the CABINET-MAkING
b SINES III ali lis branches prepared 70 fur
their friends and the public with all articles of Furn
made of good materials and in good They
design keeping hand asso-tncn of parior and
bedseads- Of diferea. patterns; tables side
tables. aud stands of styles; sideboard
&c. They confident in assuring those who wish articles
In ,hcir line Of business that they and win
date well any shop in the place.
fANY quantity of soncd lumber suited 70. their
purchased. which :hey give fur
Hture. WATSON a DUNCAN.
RICHMOND. Feb. 25, 1887.
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ME subscriber having made arrangements for the
accommodation of the afflicted, with lingering dseas-
informs the public that he is prepared
patients for the of their maladeSuch act-
ed with Palsy; Epilepsy; affection of the Eyes; Wens:
hard Swelling and Tumors Stiff JOINTS by the
of mercury, Rheumatic affections; Rheumatism ;
White Swellings, Dropsy affection the Kidneys; Sick
Headache; Die Dolereux; letter Ring Worm pain
and weakness in the Breast; ST. Anthony Fire; Liver
Complaint; Palpus Cancers, and all other Scrofus dis
easesall such be cured in much less and suffer-
ing tn patients. by having them under nv
notice. DR.. WILLIAM A. BRUCK.
fb.5-Shop Main, Front street.
4th mo. o. 1887.
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PURIFY YOUR BEDS.

ME subscriber respectfully informs citizen Rich
mond, that his FEATHER PERrEcToR and RENov AToR
operation Mr.. Halls tavern. where will
happy explain its advantages all who call
mach,e he Of the Boston Medical
Heah) cleanses all dirt and impurities from feathers
king old lively and entirely removing all
traneous and offensive SMELL
HENRY MURRAY
june 3rd. 1887. 22-3,
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BLEEDING and TOOTH.DRAW1SSs
BY JOHN SOUFFRAIN:

Who soiicits share Of patronage from iSs 49, -
will be prepared wait them .. hetr nFn -
bis. in Franklin door above laaia 49,
side ,.,rsrr- fs61fu
QfrITIS a ro.od n-i-e viii gi.ea 81. :1ea ~ -
3 son -FTRNfN q. his Chair Maa.la-.osy, AZ zoe -
ives, eorne. of Froa: and Main - -
Jar 1. 1877
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ME subscriber offers a. private sale. few BUILDING
II LOTS. \ part of them situated on Main. near
the crossing of From: and well stua
stands they include the Offices of ESQ. Cox and PERKINS
and fronts adjoining the property of ATTIcus
formerly owned by SAMUEL w Smith; the balance of the
lie the south side of Main reasonable
distance and suitable for residence--one small
dwelling oni:. For further particulars terms
sale, apply the undersigned.
ACHILLIS WILLIAMS
RICHMOND, 9th mo. 3D. 1897 (22G)
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subscribers having entered into Coartnsrship
der the Swain, Co., take pleasure in Inform
ing the community THAI they have erected eomoiious
Machine Shop, The Richmond Foundry, & are now
ready promp attention all orders for Cag and
Spinning Machines, Turning LaIhes any kiad of ma
chinery also for turning either in wood iron OF
description Having employed first rate workmen, they
with confidence Gin their ability and dispositions to easa
their customers in qualities and pee) ask patronage from
a generous public.
JOB w SWAIN.
JON AS C.AAR.
ABEL THORNBURY.
Richmond. Jan. l, 1887. ltf
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NEW GOODS.-W. R. & s. L. FOULKE,

HAVE jus. rccsived a and splendid assortment of
i British and Frea:h staple and fancy DRY GOODS;
together with a general assortment of SHOES, HARD
WARE. GROCERIES, &e. &c. which they de,er-
Ined sell lo for cash. IL exchange fo country pro-
due.
Ma 81. 1887
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FLEMING ADDLEMAN, announce their Gus
and the public generally, that they have added
their former assortment of GOODS the
Aaron Gregg, who lately opened in this placerber
united stocks form assortment surpassed by
this of Indiana, and having lately been selected
loves. prices, be offered the best The
variety extensive and general. that would be useless
articles. Purchasers requested 20 call and ex-
for ,hense the -ssore room an the eastern
part three story 6rck building, nearly opposite
70 B. Brighiwas Main street, where all the usual articles
i'm the goods line obtained of the best quality
All Country produce taken in exchange at the
ma rket prices.
RICHMOND. Feb. 10 1887. 16tf
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LEATHER! ER!!

JUST received their establishment opposite the Bank
general of ather. consisting Sole. Upper.
Calf Lining, Binding Skins. Also large assortment of
Ruset leather ard covering hides Persons dealing in this
line Will please give call. COALE & HAMILTON.
April 22nd, 1887.
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DIR. BRA d. ETH'S
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS.

VLUE1 AD1L UNIV LROt1A Il 1LLN,
AN EFFECTUAL ASSISTANT OF NATURE
THESE Pills recommended by thousands of per-
whom they have cured of Consumption. Influenza,
Colds, Indigestion Dyspepsia, Headache Pains, and
OF fnes in the back part the head, usually the
symptoms of Apoplexy; Jaundice, Fever and Ague bill
tphus yellow and Fevess, of all kinds; Ash
ma, eiout, Rheumatism, diseases, Liver Com
pain Peursy inward weakness depression of the Spirits
Rupsures inhamma ZION, Eyes, Fits, Palsy, Dropsy,
Small Pox, Meazles, Group, Coughs, Whooping Cough,
Quinsey Choc, Cholera Mozbus, Gravel, Worms Dysn-
terry, Deafness. ringing noises the Head Kings Evil,
Scrofula, Eryspeas, ST. An;hony's Fire. Salt Rhcum,
White Swelngs, Ulcers. of thirty years standings
Cancers, Tumous swelled fee; and legs Piles
all eruptions of the Skin, rghul Dreams. Female Com
plants every kind, especially DISTINCTIONS, Reaxa,on
&c.
The subscriber having received the appointment Agent
for the above Medicine, Counties of Fayee Unon
Delaware. Randop, Hancock, Henry, Madison, Shelby,
Rush, and Wayne would inform the public, tina, he all
times, will keep supply hand, either Wholesale
Retail:-He WILL may be consistent, appoin,
Sub-Agen:s in all the prime within his limits. All
communications for Agencies, (pos. pad,) will receive
prompt attention, and terms made knows.
b. No Apotheary, Druggist, Pedlcr, is authorized
sell Dr. Brandre,h's Pills under
JAMES GROVER.
0I-C. w. Appleton of Centrevle has bscn appointed
agent that place, and also Dublin, Wayne County.
1fIsiehmond, April 8, 1887. lift 4
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LIME FOR SALE.

The subscriber feeling grateful for past favos
method of informing his friends AMI the public general
furnished himself with kilns burning Of
by which he keep supply constantly
hands, which he offers for sale the kiln per
bushe unsacked-and delivered in Richmond a.
cents. good measure, and free from core
SILAS BOND
RICHMOND, 9Th month. Sd, 1887.
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81 never yc, did know philosophe:
Who could bear the Too;h-ache pa,ea.iy.s
Much ado about nothing.
NfnNTACfp-l RAIN
MONTAGUE,s BALM.

MONTAGUE,S BALM.
sovereign and inallibIe rscdy for ihs Tootb-aehe
ecc,ual for TIE Tech. Price 81 tsses
In Offering Balm the public eersifs
of its efficacy might be given, which tbs limits Of
newspaper forbid publishing. and which Be eea BY eau
,ha but invite the public % nosc roes'as
ing proof Of lis almost miraculous povsr 10 feese 10"
of all aches, the Tooth ache. f",e - 'f,sI sssa
remedies have failed, (eag careful 70 adhere
3. the directions given on boe and let il rise o. fl
uFoa msrits1 Suffice i: 70 say shas i1 isou..1e
i. has not faiisS in singtz in5tasce IL sos,d
used ate. ali dental spcraiioas bleeding and span gss
teeth .cuy &c, and dscidedy she best sooss -
ever vet iscovsd. and should be used with hsh nsss
of aov powd-s substance coaiainng that can es
he fnozs psicle Of grit. j; is spoken Of wish
praise avd all who hare csed !; hare laid asda AZ
remeass offered cieasers Of the mor.s end pufiD"
bfeeh 49,
For sale a. the Dn,g Store of Irwin Rssd- kss -.
Pri.chet & Swain, Ceaterve: also every so~n -
in the Units States by p-opsr Al o.os. -
Balm will receive attention. II atdresscd 70 sn1s u
wards, Cincinnati. who is Gsnesai agent sos ~ :.
county.
June 3, 1887. 22ly
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
VTNHE partnership heretofore existing beween Edmund
Grover, Achilles Williams, James r. Mendenhall in
RICHMOND FOUNDRY, under the firm of 4. GkOVER.N
Co.. is by The business of the
old firm will be settled by the
EDMUND GROVER,
ACHILLES WILLIAMS,
J. X. MENDENHALI.
Tho business will in future be Edmund Ira
and Joseph Grover, under the style of E. GROVER BRoTm
Egs.-Those indebted the firm of F. GRovER & Co,
earnestly but respectfully requested settle their
without delay.
E. GROVER & BROTHERS.
May 4th, 1887. lStf
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591S2
Increase.

The Baltimore Patriot of Saturday Says--Green
peas, strawberries and potatoes. OF this season 5
growth. were for sale in the Baltimore market
this morning, in considerable quantities, Peas IS
cents per bushel. and strawberries % cents per
quart"
Watermelons have been brought to Providence.
X. l. from Havana. in great preservation, and Of
good flavor.
BY a census just completed We learn tina. the
population of Boston is 50, S23-5eine an increase
since 1850 Of 9,43l, or about 30 per cent.
PExxY RoYAL.-Farmers might easily save
the flesh Of horses and cows, and confer great
kindness on their animals, in preventing the usual
annoyance Of flies by simply washing the parts
with the extract Of pcnny-royal. Flies will not
alight moment on the spot to which this has
been applied. Every man who is compassionate
to his beast. ought to know this simple remedy.
and every livery stable and country inn ought to
have supply on hand fer travellers.
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RICHMOND FOUNDRY.

WE have a good assortment of CASTINGS on hand
which we will WARRANT; and making STOVES of
The LATEST and APPROVED warranted
stand and give satisfaction As stock season
TO be had constantly unable keep up good
assortment of Stoves and Castings but
such this avoid that difficulty the in
wife old and call and see for
themselves E. GROVER will give his personal attention
all times to customefs-our arrangements will enable
him TO be constantly at the Office.
E.GROVER g. BROTHERS.
May 1th. 1887. lsr
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TOB PRINTING neatly AID expsdi,iously ex--u.=a a:
- the PALLArIra OFFrcE.
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New boot and Shoe Mandatory.

JUST receiving large and general assortment of Boos
Shoes and Rogans which offer Wholesale retail,
the mos; accommodating Country me -cha
particularly invited CALL stock consists Of almost
every article the trade, and ws selected
accommodation. COALE 4 HAMILTON.
April Dad, 1887.
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). w. BORDEN, Notary Public,
and Conveyancer, Richmond, Wayne CO. Ind.
Having received the appointment of Notary Public
ready take the acknowledgements of
mortgages, &c He will also draft written instruments in
al and Office Main street, OPP
posi.e the Branch Bank.
August 9Th 1885. 3l-0
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"yOOL.! WOOI..-Ihe subscriber will paw, the
wv coming season, from 80 to 80 per pound for
all Kinds of WOOL shat has been ell washed either
the sleeps back in the tub; Other kind will be pu
chased. WIN BANCROFT
GLEN IoPE, Alb mo. lst, 1887. 13,f
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PROPOSALS
OHIO POLITICAL REGISTER.

FOR PU BIIsHING CITY OF COLUMBUS, NEwsfl
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MI EN'S and Boys Kip and Calf MoNRoEs; Ladies
lVl Kid, Calf and Seal SLIPPERS, SHOES, Doors and
EATERS. For sale by COALE s. HAMILTON.
RICHMOND. April %, 1897. l7,f
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FRANCIS J. METTAUER, y.

Mr.. ARrRED HucEK, r. N. Charleston, s. &.
Dear if-Dor.or r. Netauer, Of this place. has -
called upon by M. Monasre for l.er. ia which he recon-
mends the Mothers Comforts in all cases Enfss
confidence be placed in any sta'snen; toe
give any SUBJECT He is physician ofmuch skill and ss-
pcrience prac.sd in shs with great success
NV beliefie that the medicine VIII End itself
conse il dcnc and have doub: Of rs be-
ing remedy in affections Of the bowels Nsy'
''A'''' '''' THOMAS SHORE, r. n.