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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-15

The laws "a Ftsnce against dueiliag
are very severe; one provision Of the
ensesmest is very salplary. II CON.
Peis the survivor 70 pay sll the debts
Of the man whom be kills, and main.
tain bis family. That Is good provi.
sioa, providing, before he goes into the
Geld, be gives good secuniy for the
performances Of the pensnes; because II
be has rot the money--the Law may
beeoms inopeTsiiye.--U s. Gazette.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17

Or SAMUEL WALKER s. CLARENDON DIX
His partner, who murdered Mr.. Parker
at the Mechanics Savings bank
Louisville, Kentucky.
NV name is Samuel Walker. was
born 10 the city Of New York in the wear
1912; my parents were rich and we'll to
do in the world. l was educated for a
lawyer, but did not choose to finish my
education, so ran away from home, in
the year 1924, and came to the western
country, where my principal theatre of ac-
lion was laid. Nothing of importance
occurred to me till reached Cincinnati,
where became acquainted with great
many river characters boys like myself
who persuaded me to 60 OH the river with
them. l did SO, and Immediately went as
cabin boy, on the old steamboat Calado-
nia, commanded by John Russell. In this
manner, though not the most respectable
occupation in the world, Imade my living
for come six or eight months, getting a
salary of six, seven and eight dollars per
month -Being what is called a pretty
smart boy, Thought that was too little for
me TO have, and so Icame to the conclu-
sion to be better paid, by helping myself
from the passengers pockets, when they
were asleep. The first thing did of this
kind, was robbing gentleman Of his
pocket book on board the old Fe!iciana.
whilst she was lying at the New Orleans
wharf; to which boat then belonged.
This circumstance suppose the public
has never before known.
The next thing had hand 10, was in
robbing flat boatmen of about seven or
eight hundred dollars and great quantity
of Jewelry. This was done on the Leve
in New Orleans shortly after l left the
Feliciana. A short time after the robbery
went to Natchez, where I robbed seve-
ralpersons. then left there and vent
to Memphis, where robbed passenger
on the old Uncle Sam. / then left Nleulz|
phis and went to Louisville whore
fol. very near three yeafs1A Nithol
any thing but rob littla C6iI1reu
money when they had been "a
rants.
During the stay in this placea
acquainted with Geo. Loyeti.
Hoover and Thompson, who 3
since been hung, and conmitie
them, at different times, the foIlowi2
predations, Viz: In the first place xl \ /
shipped on board fiat boat, bound jor /
New Orleans, for which we were to getI
ttenty five dollars piece. All things
went toierably well on board Of her, till I
we got between Paducah and the MOUTH
cfthc Ohio between which places, we
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17
N d n u q; ~

Nm pursuance ofan order ofthe court Of Pro
-N bates for tho county Of fazoo AZ the October
Term ofsaid court, for the year 1898, the under
signed as administrators Of the estate Of Charles
A Weston deceased, will expose to sale at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder Mt the court
House il, the tovnof Lexington Holmes county
and state of Mississippi, on the 18Th day of Dec
ember next, the following tracts Oh parcels o.
land. living md being in said county Of Holmes
10 wit Tie N If ofS Is, the N W or OFFS H.
the N hfW HIS w ar of $ Is, the HIS w q
SS,EhfS w ar and the w HIS + or Sec Is, all
in township is, X 3 T. containing 1922 | gu
ncres. T. hf S + ar Sec 81, Elm w ar S 81,
w hC N w or s 81, Elf s w ar S 81, S fW hi
of s EorS 81 EhfS Eo S3I. w hf N j. ar and
.EhfN w orS 81. the w Lf i Eo s 3I.all in I
llR3E. also the l. hfN W ar 5 6 and the N hi
EhfSwur S6Tl3R3E containing 500 acres
\ Il Al. 1 { NJ nj
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17
- = -
NOTlCE!llI

"A Tx persons indebted to the undersigned q
1n- JOB printing and advertising, o. to ,hj
date, will please come forward and make ma, ",
ment. Those who IRE in arrears for the "S,.,
dard' up,'o ibis time, will also obliso by pnviup
We have had to pay cash for I'LL our expcns,
and 1t is hoped those indebted will make prom
payment.
Those having claims against the subscrib
will please have them presented by tho first
January next.
Editors of newspapers who may have d
counts against the Standard office for adyertisa
arc requested TO forward them TO Lexington \
snediately when they will be collected and pa
G. S. SMITH.
November 10 90 lw
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17
PO Eft 4 ".


oh. the white sea gull, the wild sea gull
Ajoyiul bird ishc,
Az he lies like Graded thing at rest
In The arms OF a sunny sea.
The little waves rock TO and flo,
And the white gull lies asleep.
As tho fishers bark, with breeze and tide
Goes merrily over the deep.
The ship, with her fair sails set, goes by,
And her people stand 10 note,
How the sea gull sits on the rocking waves
As still as an anchored boai.
The sea is fresh, the sea is fair,
And the sky calm overheard,
And the sea gull hes on the deep, deep sea,
Like q king in his royal bed!
oh! the white sca-gull, the bold sca-gull,
A joyful bird is he,
Sitting, like king, in calm repose
On the breast of the heaying sea!
The waves leap up, the wild wind blows,
And the gtills together crowd,
And wheel about, and madly sceam
TO the sea that is roaring loud;-
And let the sea roar ever so land,
And the winds pipe ever SO high,
With wilder joy the bold sea gull
Scndcth forth wilder cry.
For the sea gull he is daring bird,
And he loves with the storm to sail;
To ride 10 the strength ofthe billowy sea;
And to breast the driving gale
The little boat she is tossed about,
Like a sea-wced TO and fro;
The tall ship reels like drunken man,
As the gusty tempes,s blow.
But the sca-gull laughs, at the pride OF man
And sails in n wild delight
On the torn-up brcaslof the night black sei
Like foam cloud calm and white.
The waves may rage, the winds may roar
But he fears not wreck nor need,
For he rides the sea in its stormy strength
Asa stlong man rides his stcsd.
Oh! the white sea-gnll, the bold sea gull,
He makes on the shore his nest
And he tries whist the inland fields may be
Bat he loyeth the sea the best.
And away from land thousand league
lie goes mid surging foam;
What matter to him ia land or shore,
For the sea is his ruest home.
And away TO the north 'mong ice-rochs stern
And among the frozen snow,
To seat that is lone and desoIatc,
VIII the wanton sca-guli go.
For he careth not for the winter wild,
Nor those dcsert-regions chill;
In the midst of the cold aston calm, blue sea
The sea gull hath his viii!
And the.dead whale lies on the northcr
shores,
Aud the seal and the sea-horse grim,
And the death of thcgrcat sea creaurcmak
A full, merry feast for him.
Oh! the wild sea-gu, the bold sea-gull
As he screams inh his wheeling Eight
As he sits on The waves in storm or calm,
All cometh TO him Alright.
All cometh 10 him as he lileth best,
Nor any his will gainsay;
And he rides on the waves like bold your
king,
That was crowned but yesterday!
The Gift, 1888
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17
CONFESSION.

Or SAMUEL WALKER 81 CLARENDON DIX
His partner, who murdered Mr.. Parker
at the Mechanics Savings bank
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17
DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.!


MN pnrsuance of IN order of the Probate court
Af Yazoo county, will on Monday the Bird
dayof December, 1898, at the door of the Ex-
chage, inl Manchestei, expose to public sale to
The ghest bidder on credit of IL mouths, the
following described lands, situate in Holmes
equity and State of Mississippi, viz--the South
ives quarter and asthalf of the north west qr
ofsction n, township II, range east, contain
ing all 240 acres.
Also, lot number ono hundred and sixty, in
the town Of Manchester, county Of Yazoo and
stat aforesaid, belonging to the estate OF JAS.
+. IAINElY, decd Bond and security will be
required ofthe purchaser, and will make to him
sud title as was in said Rainey at his decGase.
ALEXANDER II. MORTON,
Om of observation-disclosures Of Jumes +. Raincy,
deceased.
November 2, 1888 3wp
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


III GREEABI.Y TO an order of the Probate
AA Court of Holmes county made on the 5al
Of November, 1888, for the sale oil the real estate
OF William Allen, deceased, we will sell to the
highest bidder the following lands, viz: TN
west half south east quarter of section ls, sovtL
west quarter Of section IA township IA range
east; west half south west quarter section no :
of town'hIp IA range east, west half south
east quarter Of secton II township ID Of rangD
4 ;east; ives. half south east quarter of section
no 8 township ID range 4 cast; cast half son,t
west quarter section no Of township ID rargs
east; north east quarter of section no %, towr.
ship Is range A east. The above described
land is well improved, and will be sold on The
23nd of DECEMBER next. Those who wish d
purchase would do well 10 attend the sale, as \
will BIO sold on credit of one ,lnd two years
MARY ALLEN, Adm'x
JOHN B. ALLEN, Ad'mr.
Nov. l0..".. .6ap
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17
n. b. HAMER.
DANIEL BLUE.

Adm's Of ,hcetate C. a Weston, decd.
Lexington Nov, 1883 22r-6w
essThe MNuchater Wing Will pubFEh the
above for fouI waeLs and transmit tho account
to this Office.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-11-17
~ % Il Il G. IL +.

WE|E the Undersigned hereby give notice ttn
Wv we intend keeping open an establishme
in Lexington for this season at least and perha
longer. We would also give notice that NJ
Cornelius Lane is our authorized agent to tran
act our business in Tchula. Any arangems
that may at any time be made with him will
strictly adhered TO ION our part.
CRAWFORD g. RAY.
Tchula, September, %, 1888.
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ADVERTIS III f n IT S.
Great Sale of school Lands.

conformity The provisions OF an &C. OF the eens'ai
Assembly tbs State OF lnliaia, entitled an &C, 10 ai-
iho,;.. tho school lands. therein named ~
for o:hsr PURPOSES approved January Isl, lc5. will otter
f.. sale a, Nj NCEIiOWN. Delaware coua'y, lndiana
commencing Monday the 2ist day OF May neA re io
low,, described LANDS wi:Thc n L. or. = - G- and
= W. us Of Fractio,.l Section !; al OF traltoiai se
,io,c Soc - Ea Of section ~ III ioWnhip ~,
ra,s H. in Delaware coassy, Indiana: ell! OF ffs:n'ai
Ssc;o, i: tbs \. Z az. E. a. y. half Of the n '" o.
= L. or " w. o. nn4 naii CT tbs = W. o. OF sec
, all e sections and IL In, n hall OF IN. n
E ar = T.. CO. Of n T. O.. 5. T. end > !" ft o.
fractional section S. N f. Or. N W. =. W. and ',
half O: the Z o. sec:aa s. ~: n > Z az: *
" W. or. OF ss~oa o. the w. Of sec:oa IL; al o.
sections aca l2 eli Of secioni3 except the Is fa. CT
N. e or. the v. L. y. ". and T. hall OF the :,
W. or OF Ii: the " e Gr n w. Or AID W. IAN
Of = w Dr. Is; she y. Z. n w -! . hai
OF III. = W or. OF sscca 81 ,owasap -, IL. ~
Randolph coun;v Ini;aas; all O. .-,aaal sections IL D
ard q IL range ~ township - IN Randolph counv I'D
The above lands will be Offered sor sale IN Las: q esq
s. quartz. s-ciio nall AMI swo oaF-
ter oy,r:,s TIE sail viii f.o, day 10 DAY
,r,,,i all of said sot ofe-c o- sac cie
s,r: o. hc purchase moa.y, AMI yeas's i,.s:ess on TIE
,csdus will be required hand ,as oalancs r'ay af shs
c,.;n Of tie purchaser remain interest o. six cent
ne. a,aun 10. ten years Provided shs ste7es be paid
a,ch v.ar in advance within sixty days taereser- any
pv,cl,..r OF said lands aS, full ,yusn: viii he entitled
:, deed Thos: avail themselves OF ,ac c.esif VII
o,,v receive certificate. OF rurch.sc. map O. pf.s 81
said lands can b. seen At C--ks Ole in M1n-sysoxn.
., ..,s, 20 DAYS before the d,y Of sales.
NJ M'PtdETRIDGE. Commissions.
>s.rh ~ 1ccs lots
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ssrcat Western Agency.

EOtSf. ESQ recently appointed reic-
81 Agct by the Ccnal comm t.ca n, lidanapols 10
editorial corps ,he SAT-. of INDIANA bays leave
for Editors OF
residing in States, and all o:hs-s who have demands
any pa-soA residing il said Sata lis once
will keeps indianapolis, where any business IL ms
line VIII pl.c,uaIlv attended Instructions received
all orders speedily and f.tlfiiy executed Twelve
par commission will be exacre all sums eollecc l.
a:s! the of creditor he
who members OF the cfio-ia as
o il and sIc.i design 70 become
hareafts- nesio- che wol! those who eei
interest p-on,ot,g the editorial corps in the tnitad
States -espec.lcy request ID issft this notes three
mo,tls their p1res CONSTANT, rec OF cAaSo a!:eF
ni, time IN. usual price will b. pail each
oss.a may bccone, members OF the associa-
- u,til disco sti.,ua.,.c o!derci
October. II, 1897. 4u--sin
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SELECT MIsCELLANY
woMAv.s FAITH.

~ CT ff=s Lssoox
6ss fovsd yor,, .rh.s sFio sc,cy liF.a:
Of b,.ss wa " y b-r~:
That biiss has .ii': j., 4orroyr'a ai.'.,,
And y,s-she iozas yoi npsr.
S,s ios-d you- ;v.sesi yeus Joyous ,o:;,
80 Taug.s every ,;aF: u sa.i:.:
= The sEss.ssss Of r.Ia, tone il gone,
Md ye;-s.is isses yor still.
? s;;;s, Iev'd van, VIM, vo; ,ro:,-!iy s.o.:.
- Tbs s1yes;o Of .ns gag:
That pride, the bi;,h: Of ...nc .,as ..ysa,,
Il Un!;ks Ter Iov,, awa;.
gis loy'd .oi, v.,,n yo.- hrs. AL hea.,
Offy-sS..s's sniics could boat:
Saw that snls dccnr-ie1l par
Ard then sine :os ell su rsosi.
On: -,-., .:ns-oiI f1i.. sss-t y-ry~1
inwosn,a's sest!s BREAST
Wis Ike tia. s.a- ti.as s.zys asl Cows
AIoas in nights 5a:. vest.
That stays becar1s e1.h os:i.r gay
Has lsf: tso .ois.y saors.
AMI that she wanis.sr or hi1 way,
The, VANS her lig'i: -, ia'-a.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-14
Indiana Mutual Fire-Insurancc
COMPANY.

Chartered January oCfh, 1885,.
Office. No. II. Blake,s Bailding, opposite Brow.
nins.s Hotel, Indianapolis.
JAMES BLAKE, President and Treasurer
CHARLES w. CADY, Secreta-y-
THIS Company being fully organized, is now ready t.
receive n,,.iira fos insur0nce.
Every ,e!zo. who in this Company becomes
,sJe OF II, all privileges incident 70 coTpo-
raon Immediately Interested in it general eH:-a-
sion .ni condition The assured At the time of
making hi. ooca.on required give his
obligation. caleb te premium note, winous M
,.es, ,c amour, wnic! is determined by the
soeS aad the risk, which he pays
per No f7r;her payment required,
should duriog ias period Of sx years, s
being which policies issued, which times
made eIutaby upon all the notes s.fcer'.
10 loses. To iasara building of the 1At class
s.. the Of 900. tne assured would give
MS no.e tcr $40. per which paid in advance
-, 81 Policy would make oniy g3 for his
frss payment 4. ths Policy Coz SIX years. rs'ch
required annual renewals the Inc
company teosrds of estimated raid. Of build
i3zs asi one-taJ of personal property
The contingency upon which Sac assessments c0Ls
premium eepe Taorh IN fayo. Ct she
s,eeI in sis taei.-n proof Of
"a. actual results in may similar Institutions
suced. No Mutual Insurance Company in the United
adverse fortune IFS
e-aoas. be said of stock
II. considered incon,royet.e that insurance in this
company VIII pross safer, and certainly more eio'-
tabs. ,san by any other method yet devised.
Partial Losses will be paid full exceeding the a.
nlosn, ias7-ed.
Jan.sW Green, Esq. Of Riehmoni il hereby duly az
Ager, for tse Indiana Mutual Fin
Insurance Company by order of the Hoard al D.ser"s
CHAs ". CADY. Soy
JuTv Is. 1885,: 2-'y.
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ME ss>rrss hava, e,:,.,i i,to Nv
de- ,c firm OF Swdi,, Co., tax, pleasure IL afa-a-
TIE ,ity ;aa, tacy have e-ectsi commodioas
Hscha, Snce. III, Kcanoai Foundry. & a-a nov
ready give pfcnp, attea,iol all orders f Ca- and
>piana, Macainas, rurnias Latsss aay kiai of ma
ciaery: also f.. snrs e,,e. IN wool iro,
description. ia Ing smpieyed FIST woTkme,. abe,
with coahdsase e., ,aeic ability AID dispositions please
eir n qualities AMI p:icss) ass Patronage
s,ie.ous public.
JON w. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR.
ABEL. TI.OENEURY.
Rjcsm,,l. Jan I. lS3. 1ef
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MILL COMPOUND EXTRACT OF TOMATO.
OR sUBsTIT FOR CALOMEL.


Vii. p.op.ieors OF this artci.. after po,acssi
expe.,si.e ressaIci, believe tl.y ha ob,ainst foa
rse; AZ least c,iosnel any beneficial effects
upoi article ,es tom all sJbstnn
pso ic.i.o oil disastrous consequaaces
The this meacine upni the constitution uai-
vaai of tag ysaln escaping its iutusaca IL is,
its great power IS particularly manifested From fis. II
will lie ~ have direct effect cpoh thc diiiary oa's,
a.. be ,cIlaty adapted TO the nsa.aeat oil basous
rer and diseases, in which topfiky cong ,ssol
OF the Grer n vi portal etrc!e prevail.
Il is ainii-sah. Al ali cases, whsre u is necessary I"
caans9 the stnnacA ani bowels it removes oastacso'
All exc4t5 qiica healthy of ivc7 anl 9th
ea:ailar yisc.ra of ab omea Being diIsibs in
IT, ore-a.o it produces circulation IA ta ,seses
sI.!ace OF boy, accompania. by ssatls rr-
spi,ao 1, aocs exhaust ks dFntic rurges si, ia
action is universal, and be ofte, tad MT
!ners win safety. iu win grea, banen inis becomes
inaips,saby in Of long ssana.ns Tor In
them intense temporary impressions made by strs si'-
cncs, se!dom ii do good, BIZ; tend u n.c 'o SIAM
ina Of tie CONSTITUTION.
1; cieansas and Purifying to The systems acts in per-
fee. harnony win the known lars of iie and uniaaat-
ely of tho valuable articles ever offered To- pub
lie trial aud Inspection.
This may be had a, Apo.hecare.' Hail. Main
door abo:e t street, Caca"nt: and also OF
the following asenis il, the ssa's of Indiana
d.. 4. Cas.er-Greensburgi,, Deca.u, county.
DR. J. VI. Whitsse,-knght s.own. f,nry county.
DR.. n. Lews-Ciarksburs Dacasar coun'y
DR.. L. Pasloa-Anferson X asa county.
Messrs. Pierce and STANDARDIZATION, Grant county
VIM Y. Wyley--f,dianapos.
Ford & Wa!kcr-Laiaye,te.
Il. r Pe.civs & Co.-ilat,ord Dearborn county
r. r. Car.sr-Danrille, Hendricks couniy-
r. ". Webs,el--Cravf,rdsvil!e, Montgomery coiaiy.
Alexander Vanpel.-Noble, Shelby county.
Mason s. C..t.s.h--Conaeis vill. Fayete couity
Thomas MoIlow-dis,. ngent ior Cnioa, tayatta and
Wayne.
j. n Wrigh,-Nilson. Wayne county-
Dr. S P.sc,sr-ts as.le. futaan county.
j. & J. Boa c,--Lodi, PAX county.
d. ~ Fic!l-Jcf4rsoagiiie.
LYON 6, Wilcox--Evansville.
Alien Makep-a:e--t 'hesserfcld, Madison county.
b. Observation-Disclosures.
A. MILES,
O,c of the propriesors and General AGENT
Cincinnati, Dec. Ii, 1885,. ~
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Stove, COPPER TIN WAR
MANUFACTORY.

EOI.N NCFEITT & Co, hare established taenssiFes
:, ,, Town O. Richmond. Wayne Couaty. Indiana a;
ne old of Z. T. Turner tae conner OF Nam aad
C:oa, for the puross OF AaariaciaI1nS os'res
Siees ron 7fs ggre. il all its variols branch
es they intend keep hand geacral assortment OF
f,,,,sr; Ten SEVEN Plate STOVES; aiso- geaeE-
s-o-,nea of TIN WAssE which taey VI. dispose OF Oh
asoz,a5is terms be bought elsewhere.
MERCHANTS AID oihs-s from the codl.ry, wanting anT OF
~. asovs articles. are solicited give them call
larry MoSFrTT JANIS K. LAKE..
Grsravrs T. HAYNES.
~ B. COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange
f:rRxoxp. April ls.. 1887. l.'ss
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EDWARD kiNSEY,

:.crncr Of sixth Walnut streets, Cine iunoti.
co.rstln,y hand and will make ~ order all AZ
tclas in his line OF business. amons which ars Tabs,
i1e.s.r, o,d Ten >.ooas Tea ai Cc,, set., Un Pitch
ers Of v.ro, n,,.saS I,os AMI Tvmbcrs Soup Ladies'
E::sr hives &c sc. all al which bc had At the
establishment, ,ae most rcaso,aos serms lha
nublc are respectfully call and examine for then
selves.
r;,c;,,,,; C,~ IL 1877 45-,f
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60 HAS jus, received fon Phi,sdsl-
Zx-A-l> paia- a large assortment OF jew-
&~3rS eirr, gold ard silver watches. syis,-
n to did aa5as;e- time plea. almost eve
3 49, ~ pattern Of Breas: pins, fnser rings.
e NSE-es&&Ae ear drops, Cutlery. penciis. combs,
NANszs.. complete Of Britannia ware.
seal INSTRUMENTS. Porkes books, and
~ nearly every thing called for il mis-
Ha- Tn. public respectfully iavised AL aad
las. Cio-ks ssa xas-hes re paired ueual.
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Charles A. Dickinson.


EzeE AT ATT Il a ct ION.
TIE respectfully Informs his fssads and tins
n,bli- generally. he has opened BOOk-STOHE n
me RoSo.gh of Richmond. the formerly occupied
bv Dr. nsay, tho door 10 lssia Reed, where he 40
tends keeping always hand large and general assors
,,.,. Of sEc1e7r. Medical, and common SCHOOL
BOOKS, Stationary, all its varieties, ioge.e' via
~ thing Il, his line of business
Having ne ioca.d in shis place. ara being de-
D spare pains order to accommodate :ac
,- n, f,n Nv hoses their it5erGl patronage
The public respectfully invited to call and Judge Jor
sseEsei:es- .
COUNTRY MERCHANTS. TEACHERS. and all
o.es wsag purchase sell again, are iaosnsd 'aa'
,aev VII Ia s11p.ie3 a. C...ciaea.i prices.
''sy va - C. w APPLETON.
2;rbu,o,,i. No-. 1897. lot
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LAW YIsF3
CarDesstcs. and Builder.

N7CTTCE...Ihe undersigned having lately removed -
dis Ma &c, b2gs ieat i3om the ctZecs Of Kcn-
5l II vicairy re intends pursuing his occupation
es a HOUSE CARPENTER and BUILDER; he feels
himself fully the filnlens OF am contract he
nigh, un er.e in of his profession, and hopes ~
s.ric, atte.tio, to business the public
SAMUEL BATTER BY.
Pi..r,o,a. O.t %. 1897. Ae::f
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-14

FyI{E subscriber respectfully ff.ns the nha5itans o.
Richmond and its virai.y. that he has recehii stlcc'
ed with great care, cities general s:o.k OF
rnercha.iis., comprising DRY GOODS, GRcchHiH->,
watch he tie public on the most secoii
mc.- ti:ig
A. i= hsin.-,tioa 20 form permanent location MINIS
place. viii be efoas desiderGtrn to install h'ise N
the confidence for which. all his efforts WI:
b into raqs o; and. with reliance oil tie part
of he hopes 10 prosper
y r. Produce Of all kinds taken il exchange Tor
GOODS. JOHN " Williamson,
" e. Come Of Main ard Font strests
p,~u,,,.,, m, ~. 1897 2iu
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-04-14

MDNTAGUE'S BALM
sovereign and nfabie remedy .o- the Tootb-ache *
-. eaacual presrrv she Tcc,h Price 81 bottle
Offering Invaluable Balm 10 the public many cersii-
cates OF It's efficacy given. wiica the limits o.
newspaper forbid publishing. and which may be see by san
y me agents. i7its the pubic - nns: coaFc-
M uroof -aclou raaiave TINS most
o. ali aches, Tooth ache. -ive II trial when ali
have ailsd- (being careful 70 atnee strictly
each bo;;ia an Lee Ii Or fl
mo-, is mcrtsJ Suffice il 20 tha, in taousa nds
Of failed in single Instance IL isoad be
uses. after deaal bleeding. and spunyy
fore teeth decidedly bes: tooth wash
ever yet should be used with b-ssh instead
powder, substance containing that can caaiain
,e f,a. -,e gri., spoken of with susd
al who have used il have laid aside all other
-e,a rs ofee OF tie mouth and purifier OF The
breath.
f.. sale a. the Drug Store OF irwin Roed, Richrnond
Pri:che, SWAMI Censrvic: also town and village
Un,ed States by agents. All Orders tor tae
Palm will .acai.a f addressed Chas. H. Id
vvs- Ca.aaaI:. General agent 70. tte Western
clI
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STRATTAN & MEEK,

ARE Jus, receiving, from PHILADELPHIA, a large
erio. Of piAi> n Fancy DRY GOODS,
they viii sell CASH. exchange foe
prouc.. They respectfully invite thr ents AMI tina
public generally call and exano ,,e stock. thsy
sI, ,ha wiki almost every thing snd as q
dee besf) they may wish III purchase.
RICHMOND, Ap-il -, 1897. l7U