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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-31
QligIcy & l3uttcrwOril,,

D RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
IL the public in general, that they have jus,
received an assortment
GROC ERIES.
Suitable for family use, which they offer cheap
for cash, lead, or mineral---Among which will
be found
Sugar, Coffee, Young II. Tea,
Imperial, Gunpowder Souchoung do,
Molasses, Mackerel, Cheese,
Crackers, Almonds, Raisins, Figs;
Loaf Sugar, Dried Peaches,
Dried Apples, Chewing Tobacco,
Smoking Tobacco. Pepper, Allspice,
Cloves, Ginger, Nutmegs, Starch, Indigo,
Soap, Candles, Flour, Corn Meal, Corn,
Mustard, Paste Backing, Playing Cards.
Writing and Letter Paper;
Kegs Oysters, 10 barrels Porter,
French Brandy, American do,
Holland Gin, American do,
Madeira, Teneriefe, Malaga &Port Wines
Rum, Claret in bottles, (sup.)
Lemon Syrup, Spanish Cigars, Melee do.
Nails, Brooms, flasks, Powder and Ink;
Sloughton Bitters by the gallon or bottle;
$500 lbs. well cured Bacon.
Du Buque, May IL, 1886. ltf
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J58lgIY{8l2sDlN NI@7PlNh.

1TYHE Subscribers have just opened that lafge
u and commodious house at the corner Of Main
md O'Conncll Streets. The house has beea inn
rrsssdss q considerable expense, and is now ready
ils the accommodation of Travellers, Boarders,
aad, Families.
No trouble nor expense will be spared TO render
il house Of comfort aud convenience TO those who
win favor hin, with call. His table will be deck
ed with the varieties Of the season, and his bar
with the choicest of liquors.
July Inlay. 7. TANNING & co.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-31

LAND Ho!..-Since the LIST OF January, 1887,
the people Of the State Of New York have re.
dnced their debt to tho banks TWENTY MIL.
LIONS or DOLLARS, being more than quarter
of their whole, bank Indebtedness. The agsre.
gate reduction in the country at large, is at
least FIFTY MILLIONS.
AT the end Of June last, exchange on Eng.
land was 90 TO % per cent. above the par Of
bank bills, and specie IL to Is per cent. pre-.
MUM. Now, exchange on England is q to
I, Cast packet 81 a g. premium, and specie
70 3. Our debt to England is mainly can:
celled, and we have still S30.000,00O Of cot4
ton OF, hand, ready 10 be shipped, which will
bring England largely in debt 10 u.s..
In these two items Of bank debtedness and
Indebtedness to foreign countries, we havS
worked ourselves clear, since the LIST OF Janu-
ary, 1887, 10 the amount Of nearly or quite
HJspRtD MILLION OF DOLLARS. The liqnida!
ton of debt among individuals probably a.
mounts to a still larger sum.
When VIC speak Of cur lereign debt being
MID. VIC mean. Of course, Ia speak Of the na.
lion - Il whole. and Of ii,a; debt whiclisis r1o,y
on the market forrens.tiarce Bankrupt debts
do not enter inio such calculation, nor those
which arc for the rIesen, suspended. This
latter clas- will he provided Tor gradually, and
viii be more tlan eGnaiied by the enlargement
Of credits on the other side. But il we. yvara
q cs'imp'e Inc Whole amount IL deb. Which
will ever be paid IS nav dos. she naiinual bass
llHce wol'. probably, exrE then he in or
favor..--[N, " Jonrnai O. CONNER
y ----
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Knickerbockcr Magazine.

TIME subscriber having been requested to act
rs Agent for this highly popular work, will re-
carve subscriptions and lorwand the names Of per-
eohe who may wish tho sans. The terms are
Avs dollars per annu,n, or three dollars for six
aonths--the money in all cases 10 he paid in adj
vones. Specimen numbers can be seen al the Of
Zee sf t,e lows News.
~. .. JNo. B. RUSSELL.
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Half Breed Lands

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed, claimants Of interest i'll tbs half
breed lands. are not cooperating with Niessrs.
Ain e. Little, IN sale Of the half breed lands,
OF any portion Of them. That we do NOT re-
cognise their right to sell, and shall contest
any title which they shall pretend to convey,
and that whoever purchases from them, can IN
no event hold greater right than those gentle
men possess, which we believe TO be much
smaller than they pretend to claim. There has
as yet been TO judicial asceranment ct the
rights of the claimants, and we, with others
are endeavoIing 10 have an vestlsation take
place, and a final ,'e,c-rnino,ion made as 10 the
claims Of all, before any sale, il, order ,ha,
Justice may be done TO every one. Inc course
pursued by Messrs. Ali g. Lit,le has "a ten
dency to throw every thing into confusion, and
create endless trouble aud litigation. We
therefore warn all persons against purchasing
from them.
Mary l.. Johnson, Jas. X. Mcdonald,
Eliza y. Gilderslevc p. Walsh,
i. II. Gleim, Geo. Patch,
Jno. O'Rour e, Greene f.rsin,,
Michael lesson, Josiah Spauldirg,
Edward Walsh, Henry Mckee,
Oils Reynolds, Hugh Turnelty.
+. Dor,hey,
VIM. i.aughion, BY Jno Walsh ard A..
Elizabeth Hunt, Gamble their ally's
Sheldon Norton,
Philip q. Hamburger, attorney in fac, for
twenty eight addii ,nal claimants.
ST. Lous, July 70, l837..-Sept. %. l7-9w.
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OUEENSWARE.

Us received, All nov opening, large assort-
81 m:nt Of Queenswa-e Of every kind. and for
sale lowby SCOTT & TAYLOR.
Sept. 30 II
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STEUBENyILLE JEANS.
lust reed ny $. b. smeItsr, so pieces of
q Jeans, Of very superior quality, which will
june ;. l-.f 81. X. NFERRALL.
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JOHN PLumsE, j.. See'y.

LoGIcf L. -"What do you think of
single blessedness!" said gentleman
to his friend. .Why," said he, as to
single blessedness, It vii! do but it
certainly can be regarded only half as
blesesd % double blessedness." 81
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William N.COricIl,
ATTORNEY mr. Inv,
tsE DU BUQUE, w. +.
Du Buque, June ;, 1887.
MEDICAL MOTTO l..
DIR. llaIlll2lr OtMa

LATE OF ALTON, ILLINOIS,
"AViNG determined Oh a permanent resi-
dence in D., Buque ofe.s his professional
service to tho public. lie deems it uanscessa'yt 10
say more, as his acquaintance with the diseases o.
sss s.c,oa Of country, aid AN experience OF eish,
wears practice, he hopes will e.ttle him 10 liberal
shars Of public patronage.
Dr.. Luron will devote special attention to tbs
diseases Of wo,nea and children, and TO operative
and dental surgery.
Once aid residence on main street, nearly OPP
posi,e the stors Of Mr.. Green Weaver, where he
may be 70 md at all hours, unless absent profess
sic ,al business. Private Office up stairs.
Du Duque, Oct I. l3-n
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There Ii no yieni! 80 .aaas a. sie one Whoa.
friendship makes its frat appearances whom eloaas
Of gloom obscure his sly III K !, f5s.v
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-31
PugL,c---No. Z.

PUgLlc---No. Z.
AN ACT to amend AN act entitled IAN ACT
for the arpoinlm: Mt of commissioners 10 adj
JUS, The claims to reservations of land under
the iouueeh article Of The treaty Of eighteen
hundred and thirty with tho Choc,aw Indi.
ans"
BE it enacted by The Senate and House Of Re-
presentut'res nfMe intel States Of .ame 1ca,
IN Congrcss assembled, That the comn.i ssion.
ers provided for in the act hereby amended. OF
a majority Of them, shall have full power and
authority to adjourn their sessions 10 such place
or places. within the State Of Mississippi, as
IN their Judgment the interest OF the Govern
mcni and the claimants may require such ses-
sions to be hell
SEC. ,. find be it further enacted, Tina. in
case OF the death. resignation. or absence ol
any one o(the said commissioners, the remain.
ing two commissioners shall have fall power
aud authority TO proceed and fxecnt The pow
ers given by this act. or the ACT here by amen det.
SEC. 3. .And be IL further enacted, Tina, the
said commissioners shall have all the power Of
a court OF record, for The purpose Of compell-
ing the attendance oi witnesses. administering
oa,hs touching matters depending before them.
preserving order. AMI furnishing coniempts;
and shall have power TO make all needfuI rules
for the regulation OF the proceedings before
them. as we'll as to employ tn' or m re tier.
n tars, and onc or more agents 10 collect ies-
iimony frstl,e United States.
SIC. A. Ind be it further enacted, That for
defra, ing The contingent expenses of the said
commission. the sum Of five thousand dollars
be, and the same is hereby, appropriated. out
Of any money in tho Treasury not otherwise
appropriated. >,
SEc s. inn be IL further enacted, That the
said act shall be, and remain in force. until tho
first day Of Angus. next.
SEC. 6. Ind be it further enaetde, by the ou-
Mority cjoresaid. That the compensation be
made to the district attorney for his services,
shall be equal 10 the compensation allowed TO
commissioner under the act hereby amended.
SEC. 7. IND be IL further enacted. That mo-
thing contained in this act, or the act which
this is intended to amend. siial! be SO constru-
ed as TO embrace the claim of any Indian, or
head Of a Chociaw family, who has removed
west of the Mississippi river.
SEC. e. .And be it further eacctcd, That #
it shall be proved 10 the satisfaction OF said
commissioners that any claimant has attempts
ed, or shall attempt, 10 substitute The child OF
any other Innian as and for his own. OF has
attempted or shall attempt. by his testimony,
to substitute for The child If any olhet claim
ant the child If another Indian, the name OF
such claimant so attempting 10 make scch sub.
siitation, shall be stricken from tho list Of
claimants.
Arpsovsp, February e2d, 1899,
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FOkSEE, Es1. having been recently appsssd g.
- Al Agent by the Central COMMITTEES lsdi.saGA0
the edisnsial cosps Of the State Of INDIANA. HptW
10 offer his services agent fs editions a
residing in Other States, and all others WIN hsvs
any person or psrssns residing in aid Stae 49,
will be kept NJ in1ianapoia, where any busssO y
line will be puncsunlly attended 1nssvcfoas sse
and all orders speedily and faithfully exscsted. TO-
por cont commission will be exacted oil en1
eders ii newspapers, who mesbens q de- efiesI
ISOLATION in this Ssaee, and sscb ossn - 1sses % -
hssealier members ~ die saas, veil - ssse No.
interest in pro0otng tfs edsssisl corps - Ne 49,
States, are respectfully requested ias us sss'es 49,
moNshs in their papers, II consissas to ssnss; 49,
which time she usual price will b paid t1 -
tdssuch arc, and may become, memhsrs q - -
lion, and until disronfinoancs - ordered.
October. IA, 1887.
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1o csnoUND RsaAsR -
81 oUDsTaTUfD ron c..
VIE psspRise8s - - assfeaa. -
u s1ps0ivs sopnseA, bslisse shsv - [oe}
~ eeEecsee AsRe1b0, . as and cssiah s1St
NJ: a. Sease, - n - ealsasl ssssn aay
npoe N: hs.aa sysasa; IN article ~ - eS6
productive a. disasnoa eoassquDars
Ths aesioa a shis nsdieiss sna q, -
vsrsai: no pars a de sysssm sscapiae - i0-
however, upon the osgaas q secse4sa 81 - -
is great power - particularly naniiisssd R-S
viii Be soea 10 have direcs oloes Onn - kS-9(
ssd % be peculiarly adapssd - ~ sssasnnae
ferers, and other diseases, in which oesDik
Of the hrer and PORTAL eireaf pssva5l.
IL Is ad@isAsss in al eaaa. whsss u = -
cleanse the son0aeh aaA bewoh ID ro0ovn 49,
and exeisss . qsick and healthy aesisa e - n-
er gandulaf viseera al the abdnunsa. Upine SZ
its opera ton, il pFuaWess . free eifeulaeian 4 ~
on the surface a The bsay, aeeampaaiea ~ a-
spirasion. ls does ma exhauss liks ir>saie
msrsly with safssy, bus With great bsnsas 6G9
'ndispensabay necessary In eases ~ losR anaNw,15
them intense temporary iapssssieas NOD - sv1ss@
e'n'.: seldom, IL ever. do good, bss sssd - ianSS
IL Is cleansing and Posifying - d. syu.n, - ID
sses harmony with IL kno~n as~s ef liz - hvsy
sdy, ons q ths noss valuable assielss sv~eGHa ~
lie uial an0 inspeesioa.
This mediciae may b had q Aposhse,s;.p n ).
street.. ons door above ssh ssssss, Ciaeia.eu ~
the following agents in the Sease ef lsaia.a.
Dr. A. Carser-Grsssshusyh, Dssssw e.u,ev
DR. }: y. Whisessl-knishsssowa Hss,v 60
DR. y. Iewis-Clahsb~sgn, Dscasae 60
Ilr T. fasion-Andssson, Rush eoussv
Messr. Pierce and Ssewar-Na,sse, d.
WIN. Y. Wyley-Indiamnpol.a
Ford & Walker-LAhyssse.
z. I. Psrcival 4 Co-Harfssk he,So,-
<. K Cansr-Danv;lie, Hs.A;rAs csss,y.
I. w. Wshsser-Cnwfsd~iuaN 49,.
Alsxande, Vanpsls-Nobls, Sa.Ay essse
Mason Il Gri6sh-Cnnasuvils, Fsyssn &C.,
Thomas MorrOw-diss. assss IL tGon. ~
Wayne.
J. II. Wighs-Mlna, wayus eouusy.
Dr. =. Proeesf-(ssssneassle, Psasam e,.sx.
J. 4 J. howsM-ledi, rask eoansy.
ID. N. Fisld-Js0.rsosvills
Lyon T. Wileox-Evansvills.
Allen Maker>ace-Chs.sss6eld,M adisua esssey.
b. Bsighswell-Richmosd
4. MGlA
Ons Of the Propsisssn aaa Gs.ssl n
CINCINNATI, De-. 16, 1851.
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THE pebble nfasssd dat havs appointed Edward
Feks Psineipal who3ssals aeess In Riehmoed, Ia az
,he sale Of my Enbsucasion, fs de Of RbssHesi
Paralysis, Spsaina, Lobago pain in de bach, Numb
nss., CsiIbiaiss, Bruises, Csanps Burns, Sea6s, Ssss
Threats, &C. &C.: and, IN order prevent d. public FROM
being "pcs:d upos = P.rie. PsePsr:.n... a.vs es.'d
20 BE- Impressed il de ela0 Of soc bols. Eaeh bin u
dirsesioas win also have saoe, eDsd viii I'D III, il
~ ON hand vdsia9 This Enhsoeaaisa sass IN hi
- r.edy fx - f,Io~iaedi d hses viz: ~ Es
FSseks, Sse.ey, fesus, raas, - CAa6e e sill gise
s,eulSsle selieE br0Rs, 90, q.
nrEw sIe e ~ AieansnS Nsl1ey: - N1aa Lxis,
Gsssr: ~ ct }. 4. DxA.iss Dig Asss, . ~ dssvs
Esse q - Rmk. THOMAS vDCKERS.
Rieh~ozi, ID mo. "a, l69a 4:3n
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WIN LINDSAY l. Co., Aposhseasiss Il Iadiaa.-
w polis have besn detected imposing upsa he pub
lie, bsss eosnserfsis Of GARDENERS L1NIMENT.'
external appearance Of hsr preparation calico
iassd deceive, being fee 1se u the sensins Ths
only mode Of detecting s eoansssss Of se-
Of James s. Glascoe, Of the firm Of Gascos Has-
Mortar the seal Of bottle The Genuins Gardnsrs
L;nment prepared only by the subscribers follow
lowing certificate will show:
NoTscE.-I hereby certify that have sold Glascos
Harrison, the only Genuine Recipe for manufacturing
'tsAKDNER's CELEsRA VEGETABLE L.rNrnExr,r (as
prepared ny my husband, JAS Gardner who deceas
ed) and also certify that else have knowledge
the recipe They, therefore, the only
MARY GARDNER.
The propriesors deem il necessary further,
there other preparations lately similar
purpose the said counerfs order deceive and mis-
lead the public fog views substituting anala
gous names.
Th- valuable remedy discovered fnr The
If Spr.ins Bruises, Cuts Wounds, Corks Chafe..
Calls, Film in the Eye, AMI every external complaint
which horses are liable.
ALso-For she human Flesh. it exeels in the of
Burns Scads, Fresh Wounds, Rheumatic pains, swelling
Df the Glands Of the Throat Coap, Agve in die Face
Rineworms and letters, Painful Tumoss, &c.
has q been recommended with signal ssneess, BY
sumbers Of The respectable yseians 0tis city,
We SORE 7IfRO.4 4 attending SCARLET FETER,
70 preralenf last ,rissey. (
(.4U71O.t-Persons wishing purchase the article,
particularly requested call for by name,
GARDENERS VEGETABLE LINIMENT,'' which
will prevent the frauds imposed em by sub
situtiDs such sardner's Enbrocation,' "ard
er's Lotion" 'ardner', Nerve and Bone,
vhch pr0priesors find been the great
-Dt. GLASCOE & HARRISON.
Sole propresors and Of Main and
ours streets, Cincinnati. Sold by all Druggists and
Traders in and counssy.
Cincinnati, April 7sh, 1888. 13-3m
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James G.. Ferguson,

~ HAS just received from Hnl1B|
J: ! ! J
k ii phia, large aas0rtmess aowI
Ya eIry, gold and silver watches, Q ~
did aIabssses time pisrs, alsas =,
~ ~ ~ pattern Of Bseass pins, 6sgmdnI
ear drops, Cutlery, TsaeiDst 81
complete of Bsissania uaa5DI
steal INSTRUMENTS, Pocket bs.is ~
nearly every thing called - = 81
line Tbs public respectfully javised .sll aa10
inc Ciorks and wa efes repaired ~ usual
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-28

N1Ew ARRANC:EMENT-ThcS Subscribers have en-
tered into coparsnershiP in the Eosndry, Nsehine
Man9 Stove, Copper heee hea sd F1ossgh business in
the name and under the firm of E. GROVER & co. and
they patronage of their old friend the public, for
they render grateful acknowledgements
and continuance of said favoes
for the future.
The business OLD firms will be settled ~ the
EDMUND GROVER,
JOSEfH GROVER,
JOHN HAINES,
]. w. SWAIN K Co.
J. MOFFfTr 4 Co.
July IS, 1887. x|M
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R u M0VAEs

q e. IREDELL, has removed his Tailoring snop 70
one door ,osh Main Pearl street. where he IN
se,S. IN carry ON the TAILORING BUSINESS j" all its
various branches being thankful for past favos would
respectfuv request . eonsinuance Of the same
NJ D. He also agent for Mr. divers improved Pasens
shoulder system for cutting garments.
Richmond, Nov. 4th, 1887. 4Ju
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HATS! MATS! CAPS! &C.

TIME undersigned have entered iaso pannesshp N ~
m.mufaesoev Of Fiss BxAvEn, OrrER, RoaAs, Saix,
and Wool HATS
Turr also manufaesuy Ladies' Blaet and DFab BEAvEa
u.r,. ,er customers and public in esssra
ov.,ed r. CALL and ey Be suited in shaPs sse COLOR
quality and PRICE.
Tney have now hand, and intend keeping, Senefa
..sor,men, of Mems and Boys fine and eoafre CARS
Coxrsy MEacHAxrs particularly invited 20 call AND
examine their stock as large and warranted 10 be equal
in quality and style any in the esssrn eoonIy. oo
viii be received and punctualy attended ~ ana
IL ~ CALEB SHARON,
JOHN SUEFRINS.
Rrcmnoxp, De. 9th, 1887. Ae1
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ARE just receiving, from PHILADELPHIA, large
superior Of PLAIN & FANcY DRY GOODS,
which they CASH, exchange for
try produce They respectfully invite the friends and the
public generally call and examine their stock, they
suit their with almost every thing and that Of
EhebesO they may wish purchase.
RrCy1NoND. April y, 1887. 176
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BlNlG0VAEo

uDOOT & SHOE STORE.-The subscriber has reno
Ii we'd his stand 70 the recently occupied BY John
Mont & Co. one West Of L. J. Sasser's Hotel,
the Boot and Shoe business in
branches, and hopes have share Of pub
lie patronage
Likewise fos sale, GooA ~ the bests
80 poir thick D0oeS h00e~Do4e.
% d Calf d Dc Dc.
70 e Wowen Kid slippers d.
HENRY 8. CROKER.
RIcmAoSD, Jan. 20, 1885, 9:0
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Indiana Mutual Firc-Insurancn
COmDanv.

Chartered ye.sssy S0sA, 1881.
OGce, Ne. n, Dlske's DailAia0s op9ssoo06n
nisg,s Heel, Indianapolis.
JAMES BLAKE, Presidens ssd 7fcsmv
CHARLES w. CADY, Secretary.
THIS Company being fully organized, 10 M ~
receive applications for snssssanee.
Every person insurcs in this COMPANY hprenu.
nsrbe. OF il, with all the privileges ineiaeas aN
ration, and IL imanediasely inseresssd iss easn -
sion and prosperous condition. The assured. - go
making his application for insurance., IL Fequd 0is6
psomssory Obligation, called the psemisns - 49, :
screst, the Of which - deseraised - - - .
sured and the hazard q the risk, which - - u1nS
per cent in advance. No fnrsher paymess = =
less losses should occur, during sse period a 6s - ~
being fos which policies issssd, 80 =
assessments made equsably upon al shs ssD a1iu
Of risks, the amount Of $1,000, The ass~sd uncD
his note fDs $40, 5 per esns. a which paid 6so4
e., and 81 Ees the Policy weUId make oey - - .
frs. payment. As the Policy fos six yeas aAR
ssssn trouble and anxiety saved % tbs assuse ho
ing required 10 make annual seaswals a issua -
insa, asd one-AsH Of psrsoaai psupsry. ss.
The contingency upon which The asssnHssnS - - =
the prssnum depend, b ssA u Gvv 49,
sufed in this company advese sbsm-ls psssf - -
the actual results in simSAas asdsseso = -
luced. No Mutual lnsusNnes Co0paay - - Usl9
States ever met with such adverse 6aesD - 49, he
sIus., ,ici. 10 said - sesrB AH
Mes IL 10 considered inconirovsstible that = Aie
company will prove safer, cheaper, and csrssislyaaa
Iabie, than by any other method yet devised.
Partial Losses will be psid ia fall exesdiag -
mount Insured
JamesW Green, Esl. AZ Richmond, 10 hereby AdYo
horised 60 act Agent for the lndiaDa Nssuf -
Insurance Company. by order Of the Boasd Il Di9A
CiIAs. W CADY, ~
July, -, 1897. Hh
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THE subscriber has made arrangements with E. Jones
Co.. which viii enable him 20 keep constantly hand
Of CASTINGS. consisting Casae Soees Cs,a.
C~Ageons Spsr and Berai Gearing Reg kons -dsSru.e
HosxA JNoaes Haeea Bofes, Fen RiGEt.e, lie. &C.: All
of will b sold the Foundry prices and
All oeden left with him will be promptly attended n
6eh mo. 14th, 1881. (23d) E EvENS
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VHNHE subscriber sespsc1aIy inf,n.s ~ 49,
Riehmond and To- vicinity, dat - ~ 49, ~
ed, with great care, ss shs easesm eisiss .
etc., which ~ oAess he pebble a ~ - :
ssodafag ssrsa.
A. il l. hisinsenaioa - foem Q pssmass0 1aao0
die eea6denes sfhis essssosss, 81 vAieA, ~ ~
3. .ssght regsissioa; AID, with ssliases =
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DIeeAing Z Tooah.DFaWing, ~ J0Aa ooaHrnan.
Wno saSci0 skars Of patronage from shs puhlie ana
will be prepared wait thaw shoir bom>a N
his, De Yves Of Mafca ssss near d. Rictmox
k1cee1.
Riehmund, Sept. 2, 1897
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A WORD TO TINE WlSE..eAn those who ars
~ indebted subscribers either by NoTE or Boo<
account requested settle the longer
INDULGENCE eonof be given The neglect this notice for
20 days. will necessarily compel legal msas
ures. Money owe, and without money cannot pay
Dec. Is, 1887. 49M E. GkOVEk Il w.
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BATES Il WALES,
CORNER OF MAIN AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
rrYHOLESALE Dealers in DRUGS, PAINTS
w OILS, DYES7JTFS, GLASSWARE, ke !,
have On very stock, which they will sell
low a. purchased of the mountains .4eycsfs
Mas~ksetre.s and Hsseians particularly invited
examine their assessment. GIN. GAG.
Feb. J. 1893. Assn
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1GHE ssbocsibsn rsspectfay ias de pube thas ssy
ssil cary Aforesaid business, jsncsioa
Of - Fort Wayns and Lnganspor roads, in the norssm
part this Borosh and have Aand for SALE quansy
Of right and leh hand
= Gu q n 8,
with WROUGHT SHARES and the mould-boards well
ground Also-
Coulter PLOUG II =,
expressly for ploung sodan Of which ia point Of form
Materials, and workmanship, surpassed BY
manufactured in the West.
hArOid PLOUGHS Systematically and Substantially
repaired, the shortest notice.
s. D. 8. HORNEY.
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