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,AAar r. ASSOPAOu
from the Illinois State Register Of July IA.
'Bills for the repeal of the Internal Improve
ment law Of the last session. laid the table
until the 18th Of July next, this day, in both
Houses Of the general Assemb'y-the vote in the
House stood So to Gin the Senate 10 to IL
So here ends hope forever, the opposition to
noble system Of lmprove ment, the Governor
to the contrary Notwithstanding
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LII persons knowing themselves indebted the SUBJ
scriber, either by Note Book Account, would con-
fec favor by calling and settling the Immediately,
he closing his business in Richmond and purposes leaving
get his affairs settled here. His Books
residence until first of August next,
which time he will be obliged to leave them with proper
officer for collection. L. J. LOVELAND.
Richmond, July 18th, 1887. IF
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FoR GovERNoa-DAVID WALLACE.
FoR LIEUTENANT GOvERxoR-COL. DAVID HILLS.
FoR REPREsESTArIvE CoNoREss.
JAMES RARIDEN, JONATHAN M'CARTY.
FoR REPnEsENrArvE IN THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS, JOSEPH MORROW,
A. w. BOWERS, NATHAN SMITH,
RICHARD J. HUBBARD, CALEB LEWIS,
GEORGE HOLMAN, THOMAS TYNER,
HENRY HOOVER, J. c. HAWKINS.
FoR CLERK THE CoURr.
JOHN FINLEY, SAMUEL HANNAH.
JAMES WOODS, A. F. SHORTRIDC:E,
JOSEPH v. GREGG, PETER FLEMING,
FREDERIC DILLON, AMASA BOND.
ABNER HAMS, JAMES ILlFF,
WILLIAM GRIFFIN, HARLAN ROBBINS,
SAMUEL DELONG, JEH1EL LAMPSON.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
JAMES NJ BAXTER, WILLIAM RUSSEY, Sen
DANIEL REID. JESSE WILLIAMS.
BEALE BUTLER.
PRosArE JUDcE.-G. w. WHITMAN.
STEPHEN b. STANTON.
FoR County CoMNDsIoNER-DAN1EL p. WGGINS.
FoR COkoNER-SAMUEL w. FORSHA,
THOMAS p. ALBERTSON.
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New Post Once.

a TSAMUEL TESTS Factory, on Whisswa sss, o.
Amile below Richmond; where any number Of ready
urned bcadosfs of the best timber and fashion
both plain and fancy together with all
POS1-OFFlCE (rURSINo) line-wiil be furnished
dor ON the cheapest and hest terns for appeoyoo
paper The subscriber will pay the highest price, in cash,
for good CmERaY ScANTLNo, four nches square and
twelve feet or more long.
As therc is of lots he will
rect CIDER MILLS and ScaEw PREssxs m excelless
quality, for those who may give him call in shat line
May ~, 1887. 3in WIN YEAMAN.
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| hand given To Daniel Reid sometime IN me
1893 dosrs for will pay the sane unless
am eopslsd to BY Law, received vaise fos II
and capable Of doing business g " TN. 49,
was given. STAN1ON "AAA>1A-
Ei-hrc,i, exh 9th 1877 13N
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JUST receiving large and general of Boots,
Shoes and Brogans, which offer wholesale retail
the accommodating terms. Country eEchants
particularly invited CALL stock consists of almost
article the trade. and we'll selected for
accommodation. COALE & HAMILTON.
April 22nd, 1887.
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J. s. SULLIVAN would respectfully inform the public
that rs has associated himself with Janus PERRY, of
Union County, a Practitioner Counsellor Law, and
opened the Borough Of Richmond, the north
side Main street, between Pearl and Fontwhee he
IL: &c L--:- .h L
receive their prompt and joint attention. 2l-3m.
RICHMOND, Nav 25h. 1887.
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Fruits or the Pressure.

NEW stock of Goods have just been received by the
subscriber his old stand-cOnsisting of JMedicines
Paiats Oils, Dye Woods Tobacco, Cigars & nus, Books
satonaryLquors, Fruits and Confectionery
the public cheap for cash. IRWIN KEslsD..
Richmond, July %, 1897 29N
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Property For Sale.

HOUSE and lot the north side of Main street,
IA Richmond, the bridge ths national road, be-
ing No. 1, laid ny Rober, Morrison. Also, 10,
No. IL, in West Richmond laid on. by Oliver knsey
For partric inquire subscriber VIM Bancrofts
Factory JAMES 1Oi-DF.N
May 20th, 1887. 2l-3m
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N1EW ARRANGEMENT-TheS Subscribers hay en-
tered into copartnership in the Foundry Machine
Making, SyoUe Copper, Sheet Iron aud in
the name and under the firm OF E. GROVER l. co. and
they patronage of their old friend the public, for
past they render grateful acknowledgements
proms deserve continuance of eaid avors
for The future.
The business of the OLD firms will be settled by ths
EDMUND GROVER,
JOSEPH GROVER,
JOHN HAINES,
J. w. SWAIN l. Co.
J. MOFFITT6 Co.
July l5 1887. Na
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les Wrieten - A1sy Dseesaooess heeSning ,
Saate fesCoaney Co0nt1sieaer ofnanAeapl
~ 1n1tanas
By .ssalisg ,ine sat me down
Near snail Winebesser city.
just anothsf idle clown
To drill psdaaiic dissy.
With pen in hand and look profound.
] ask The muse b aid me;
So il my doctrine is not s0uDd.
hope you'll not upbsaid me.
My heart is light Is summer bseszs
That fans the rosy morning,
Thaa eenfy murmurs through the tees,
u aiehs II sve's setufning.
Coassassd with NY humble lot,
Consenssd with my station,
Grandeur and wealth are all forgot
With pride aud dissipation.
Ny clothes are Of the eoarses, kind
Scarce keep in winter:
When through the cold and chilling wind
To see my friends ! venture.
While some wish sran.i,ory e!se,
On luxury's lap are sporting
Though forsone never smiled me,
Yet ! can smile On fortune.
] never mumur At their lot.
Nor crave their shining laees:
For thsy muss die and be forgot
Like every wind that passes.
Like flowers that open with the day
And blossom in the morning,
With many q tint and colour gay.
And dies at ewes returning.
In me some foolish thoughts arise,
And vain fantastic notions;
Like thoughts to navigate the skes-
Or range the polar oceans.
want you all to be aware
At the ensuing election -
Select your votes with freemen's caro-
Hand them in with discretion.
Governor is first upon the list;
Aspirants, Dumont and Wallace:
Support the candidate you wist
To be clearess Of folles.
Our Senators are next arrayed
Upon the ticket paper;
Aspirants for the seat is said
To DO A. Kennedy and NJ. Akor.
ask voters of Randolph here
To take rational thought
So the candidate from Delaware
WOn't lick US up like salt.
Two Sheriff candidates como next;
Both men of good description;
And here we have their names expressed,
NJ. Garrett and J. Wilson.
Garrett know has served US srus;
Therefore let elect him;
And then the course he may pursue,
Is open for inspection.
County Commissioners come next
Number of Candidates unknown;
There is one l wish you to elect
And that is Jacob ID. Freestone.
now will ask favour more,
That is if you please;
When Commissioners voted for,
Remember George A. McNeess.
Let powers in Randolph all agree,
And settle their collision
Randolph is the place for me,
Freedom and firm cohesion.
uly %. 29-ls WINCHESTER BARE
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TAKEN UP,

10y Martin Friend in Madison Township Jay County,
ID black horse, with small and snip his fore
right hind fore foot whteabou four
hands and half high other marks or brands per-
ceivabe four old las, spring Appraised 10 thirty
eight dollars bv Peter Fox and Coueway stone.
certify the above sobe copy from my Essray book
ABRAHAM LOTS }. p.
July %, 1897.
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LII AND SETTLE

ALL persons knowing themselves be indebted the
subscriber either by Book account, would confer
particular favor by calling medatey and settle the
have declined business and exceedingly anxious to
books settled possible therefore hope
interested will neglect this notice Those who
would do well call and balance their
by The books will be kept the old
stand, up stairs.
JEREMY MANSUR.
Rrr..noSn Nav I'd 1877
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-rruOy yOTICE...THE qualified voters ol
II Way.e County hereby notified that there viii Dc
A election held on first Monday August next az ms
m. under The diree:ion Of InsPeesos d sessne J"
~ yer,l Townships purpose Of elsetins oae Fro
n 49, n ~ Covsrros Noah Noble Gitsa sndsr my
h.rt ,h;s 2Sah day q ysne, le3,
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STRATTAN & MEEK,

STRATTAN & MEEK,
ARE Just receiving. from PHILADELPHIA, large
superior of PL LAIN Fancy DRY GOODS,
which they will sell for CASH, exchange for
produce They respectfully invite the fends and the
generally call and examine their stock, they
with anos, every thing (and that
The bcsf) they may wish to purchase.
RICHMoNr, April -. 1887. LIT
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NIOTICE...SOO L.4BORERS W.4NTED.-Ths
undersigned, contractors the Cumberland Road Ii
Wayne county, Indiana, will employ, for years.
from 400 to 600 laboring hands said road The work
hands for the aforesaid As induce
wokmcn from dis,nnca by misrepresentation
this work. state what be dened that healthier
situation be found in country. proyisoua
cheaper wages better Experienced hands such work
would be preferred. 3T.hER & AKIN,
GREER, HILL, r Co.
WES7EREIEL0 H1L~S(lA-
Richmond, Indiana, July Isl, 1887. 25t
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T PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE
July Is, 1887.

JUST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE
4 this Office, "A DISCOURSE, delivered at the
Meeting house. Grace-churchstrses London, Sepem-
Der Is. 1872 bv THOMAS STORY. This sermon is
now reprinted from hope that the matter which il
IA ms NAV edhe Of the serious and i'm
IL taken down by sts1ographer. and
permission of author Price la
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-07-29
The Richmond Trading and Manu-
featuring COmDany.

THE holders of ss-h of said COMPANY hereby
notified, that the End ilstaln.~.
cents each share required be paid at their
in Richmond day of Eleventh month, mo
vember) next. BY order of the Directors.
w. NJ LEEDS, Secretary.
Richmond, 7th mo. 22nd, 1887. %
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NOrlCE - HssGsv GIVES, that AaSs this day -
poiased }. = SUaAs~as ny Auosnsy, eisss IN my
tbcss who shsussivss ndsbesd -, eau.
,hssefors, sd fesske ~ eaag hin -
otee Main hstwsaa Pearl and freas sessssss 9eA.
changed rssidesce lndanapos aud ssand il imns-
date need Of al that is due
6HTAxY wishing procure few Of LAND,
% seru.s 10 inu,edias. vicinity of RicAsnnA eaA
d" 10 By calling j. Sovan, myself ladiAaaSaais
July !, 1881. IS :1m WILLIAM LlND6AH-
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

~ I.0OrTssaAss this meshea - infssa - eaas-
-s % Nehmoad anA the people of ths vieiaisY -
20 attend all eali. The practice Il NE.
ciNE ana sCk"ckH Frsn = practice Of eight ysars q
the diseases Of the he s. .aeA in
his services to the Inhabitants place Pprelar a.
and Office Vain door Meas R.nchar
store.
Richmoad. Juns llsa, 1887. 81,
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c. WEST, N. ID. PFacti0i0ncf Of MeAicine,
surgery, Acs
NV ILL promptly attend 60 any business entrUsssd %
w him in the line of his profession. He will, also,
when otherwise engaged perform all ss Usual opssa.
tons in DENTISTRY, the latest and impsUvsd fash
ionable style.
0JOrvIcc the soutssids Of Main street, RichneaA
nearly opposite ID. H. Sloan's Hosei
May 9th. 1887. 43-3m
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The heirs of said deceased

NOTICE hereby given all persons Interested in the
estate Barbara NJ Easson, decd the
Of said deceased win be present.
ed judge of the Wayne Probate Court the FIRST
some subsequent of said Court be
holden Cour. house and for said county. the
second Monday August and sAa The viii thea
and there be proven and admitted % record.
Richmond, 7th. 1887. D
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a assorsme,, of DRY GOODS, for Spring and
"A Summer, opening and for very low price,
by f. Il. TURNER,
RICHMOND, May Is, 1887
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THE subscriber has made arrangements with E. jones'
Il Co, which will enable him keep constantly haDd
variety of CAsriSGs consisting Cooking Sorcs Crsks,
udgeos Spur and Becai Gearing, Rag Irons, .3ndirens,
Plough Notes. Wagon Bores Fan Rigging &c &C.; ali
of which viii b. o!d the Foundry prices warranted
All ordars left with him will bs promptly attended
9Th liza, 1897. (23d) L. EVENS.
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STOVE, COPPER 4 TIN WARE Mandatory.
Ohm MOFFlTT & Co., have established themselves
81 in the Town Of Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana,
stand of John Most, few doors Of the Bank
Main street, for the purpose Of Manufacturing Store
Copper, Sheet hon and Tia Ware, all its various branch
They attend keep hand general assortment, of
COOKING, TEN SEVEN PLArE STOVES; also, gsner-
al Of TIN WARE which they will dispose of on
IS sonable can be boush, elsewhere.
MERcmANrs and others the wanting Of
the above articles, solicited give them call.
JouN MoFrIrr, JAxEsE LAKE,
(susravrs F.. HAYNES
0rTN. b. COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange.
kICHMOND, April LIST, 1887. l3sf
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NEW GOODS.-W. z. T. S. Z. FOULKE

"AVE just received . and splendid assovsusss e
Il British and Fren:h staple and fancy DRY C0OOSs
sogssher with general assortment of SHOES, HARD.
WARE, GROCERIES, &c. &C., which hoy ass dssss.
duce May 80, 1851
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SUPERIOR Sicily, Samos, Port, Cogniac, Tenerif and
- Malaga Wines: Cosniac Brandy, Jamaica Rum and
Holland Gin, JUS, received from the East and warranted
pure a imported. For sale by IRWIN REED.
Richmond, July %, 1887. 29:6
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intermediate points, cents per mile.
OrFor seats apply at our old established Offices.
rNeil, Moore l. Co. have the only lines running from
Columbus to Cleveland, Huron and Sandusky.
Columbus, July 20, 1887. 29-lm.
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ID EAL ESTATE FOR SALE...By order ef she
Probate Court, undersigned sell q, psbc sale
on WEDNESDAY,, 2nd day Of .7ssg~sf nexe, - ssai
estate of Samuel Woods, decd, consisting Of FARM
100 situated adjoining the Of Sasbuy, shses
the widows dover There is tbs premises e0ed
brick dwelling, orchard and neveraine sYngs
barn, and the necessary out-budings TEAxsLOne-alf
! n and the remainder in twelve months
| VIM. WOODS, Comm ssoaes.
July LIST, 1887. 25:ts
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Jaw XNRI01.

RAW XHIIUs1s
JAMES W. GREEN, Attorney and COancelloe
at Law and Master in Chancery;
Il AS permanently located himself in tbs Of Rich
mond, Wayne county, Indiana where all communi-
catons and business in his professional line will receive
promp, and punctual attention As Master in Chanccsy
he is legally auhorzed by the laws of this STATE admin
lister oath take deposon and the Of
deeds, mortgages, &c.
(t-tl6icc in .Norrissons BRICK bnlfing, Ncnsne
and .4ddiew,an's Store.
/ July LIST, 1887: a5u
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Literary and ScieM tiffc.
THE subscriber received small addition of Books
Stationary for the benefit OF Students and Others Call
and sec. IRWIN REED.
Richmond, July g, 1887. 2S;1
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REMOv Al..-D0ct. j. w. SoDoerp.
M lSHES respectfully to inform his friends chat -
w has removed his ofcc and Main seroe
door Of Marion sree-oppoaise the Rchmoad H.
tswhess he win coa,aus as practice Of his profession
July l, 1887. 25-6
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SNnn Pairs thick BOOTS. best quality;
AOO For sale by COAI.E 4 HAMILTON
RIcanoxD, April y, 1887. l3d
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Fare Reduced.-NEIL. MOORE t. co

a RE running three daily COACHES, from Wheel
N ing Cincinnati, and have reduced Fare that
Columbus TO GAINESVILLE, $500
do to wheeling,
do TO Springfield,
do DaytOn, $50
do 70 Cincinnati, 500
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WILLIAM r. OTTO.
SAMUEL w. SMITH.

Tho Indiana Wing and Political Intcgeucer will be
published Mammoth sheet and be issued weekly. Its
mechanical execution will be exceed by that Of any
other periodical in the During session of the leg
islaturc semiweeky will be issued containing f
and accurate of the debates and proceedings
TERMS.-S2 50 in advance for hf,y-two numbers, s.,
90 the expiration of MONTHS So 50 the end of the
volume. No will be discontinued unless the
of the Propre,ors until all aearage. paid. 1t
highly desirable that the should be returned
before ,hs first Of August Pos; Mass requested
and authorized Agents
o. Any person obtaining subscribers and becoming
responsible the proprie,ors for the same, shall receive
copy gratis
n. b. Since the issue of the prospectus it has been
thought the publication of the until
the third Wednesday in September Those having copies
of the prospectus will please them until the s
September.
o. Editors throughout the State win please copy,
favorably notice The above.
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RICHMOND FOUNDRY

RICHMOND FOU NDRY.
WE have . good assorsmens of CASTINGS hand
which viii Warrant; and making STON Is Of
the and PATTERNS. warranted
stand and give satisfaction As stock
be had constantly. uaabe kcep up good
Stoves and Cassngs bu
such this avoid that difficulty, therefore
vse old and CUSTOMERS call and sec for
themselves E. GRovER will give his personal attention
all times cuss0mefs-oue arrangements will enable
him 70 be constantly tho Office.
Z. GROVER & BROTHERS.
NAV 4sh 1887 lsn
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E. GROVER Il BROTHERS.
lsE
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FEMALE HEROISN.

On Wednesday the 18th ulsimo, whilst of Con-
resonal candidates making electioncerng spesch
meeting Washington in this county, where
male population of the place asssmbcd child Of
years of age fell into WE'LL sevsnseen
feet deep, in which pump with wooden curb and
rough stone about three feet tho bottom. The
space the curbing and the pumssock from IL
inches, and the bottom about 16 inches
The mother child much alarmed deprive
her of of rendering assistance, but ncghborne
woman Mrs. Bond, descended well Instantly, and with
the child in her arms apparently dead, asesnded half
up when she found it impossible gas the summit the
persons above Gall femaes held young girl down by the
feet, and with much difficulty drew the heroine and her
rescued charge. physician being immediately called, The
child restored life and with the exception Of
slight bruises well Few females could
display such energy and of mind did this in
circumstances attending the accdon here related
TmE OHro PoLrrIcAL REcnrER.-The first number of this
paper been received and fully sustans the character
protested prospectus which published few weeks
Such of friends DESTROYS of subscribing for
paper metropolis Of Ohio will please call and
anime it,
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From TIE Cineinnoli Gazette.
CORNS.

Many persons are sorely afflicted with corns,
and the tendency Of the nails to grow into the
flesh, on their feet. The suffering Is often DIS
tressing, beyond patient endurance. The sug-
gestions here made, arc founded on personal ex-
pcrience and observation, for about twenty years.
To procure direct relief from corns, take Pliable
leather, thick buck-skin is good; for a single corn,
take piece the size Of a cent, and in the CEN
tire cut hole large enough to let the corn into IT.
AMI remove the pressure from off the corn to the
adjoining parts. The leather can be attached by
some adhesive plaster, Diaculum. When done,
the patient will find that he can walk with COM
fort, the leather preserving the cornJfrom the wor-
king Of the shoe or boot The cause Of all the
painful arrangements on the feet, is seemingly
by wearing shoes and boots which are to email,
or not fitted to the foot. The consequence ls,
nature being violently obstructed produces dis
ease, pain and suffering. Whatever the Size OF
the foot may be in childhood, or in more mature
years it should always be at ease; 1t should have
room enough no attempt to compress can be made
without producing corns, the nails growing into
the flesh, thick hard Jumps Of diseased skin,
and dcformity Of the foot, with much painful
suffering.
The operation Of the leather, by removing
pressure off the corn, appears to call the curative
power in its aid; and if the diseased foot is kept
easy, the disease goes away; nothing more is
commonly required; and If any sensible soreness
exists, sofiening the tender part with lard or Oh
i've oil, with something that is not acid or salt, is
all that need be done in common cases. 10 keep
the nails from growing into the flesh on the sides
they should never be cut short in the corners;
they should be cut straight from one side to the
other and be kept as long as may be, not to en-
iangIe with the stocking, boot or shoe. Keeping
The corners well out and the foot free Of all un-
easy compression, is at once the way 70 avoid
these infinmiiies, and effect a cure. No person,
who is afflicted should ever attempt to obtain re-
h0Un
Ions medicine. If the arrangement be great,
md the suffering severe, these last resorts should
nc had under skilful surgeon.
When the nails grow in At the sides, If they |
lrc thick, by scraping them, with piece Of glass
N tho central parts, moderately, 50 as not to cut
Trough into the flesh, countcracts the evil. These
'eing sore grievances, to those who have to bear
he infection, it appeared duty to procure the in
crtion Of this statement in the newspaper, in
he hope il may DO copied by other publishers,
nd provo beneficial in pointing out relief to the
uffcring and afflicted. I
VICTIM. q
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The Hon. DAVID w will address The citizens of
this place and vicinisy this afsemoon It O'Clock.
~ We presume one, after reading the speech Of the
Hon. Thomas Ewing published in this paper, will expect
or deem apology necessary from for occupying
much space article. IL of his best efforts
is replese historical facts and dednesis
We need not attention of readers
His known patriotism talents will assen,ive
perusal.