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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27

Aug. 8, I555.-5I-t Isl d
gJ The Montgomery Journal Flag Of the
Union Tuscaloosa, Selma Free Press. Voice
of Sumter, Marion Mercury, GreensbOrough.
Beacon, Columbus (Miss) Argus win pub
lish the above gill the first Of January next,
and forward their accounts for settlement
.4af. ese .a r. j. w.
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Commission Business.

TIME subscribers respectfully tender their
services to the public in the capacity. Of
Commission Merchants, and pledge themselves
to discharge the responsible duties which
may deyolve on them, faithfully and with des-
patch. Mr.. CHILD viii be in Mobile By the
lstof November, ready to attend to any bu-
siness which may be entrusted to our care.
CHILD HTBBLER g. PERSON.
Geo. G. Child,
/ EEdred M. Hibbler,
j. Erskine PiersOq.
Pickens County, Alabama, goth July, 1888
Att 1st d ].
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For Rent.
Morus Mutfcaulis.

HaIHE Subscriber has at Arcola, Marengo
IL County, Alabama, a nursery ofthe Mosus
Mu ticaulis or Chinese Mulberry trees, from
which he viii be able to save from fifty to
sixty thousand cuttings for next years plant
ing, if applied for before the first of the ensu-
ing March. Apprised of the great scarcity of
the Chinese Mulberry tree, caused by the inn
mence loss Of cuttings, the effects of wet and
cold weather of last winter and early last
spring; hearing too, that fruitless efforts have
been made this fan, to procure the cuttings
from the North, have concluded that It
might not be unacceptable to such as wish to
commence the silk business in the South to
learn that small supply Of cuttings from this
most choice variety Of the Mulberry tree, may
be obtained nearer home, and from trees acc
climated. The cuttings can be boxed up and
forwarded, with perfect safety, to any place
visited by steamboats,. In another year ex-
pect to have one or two thousand plants fol
sale Letters to the Subscriber, post paid,
viii be attended to. .. -f
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- = ,AVlNG purchased the IN.
IL terast Of r. Hooker IN the
business conducted By Hooker &
Hill VIII be pleased g receiVetAe
orders Of the public. His stock 81
i 80 Drugs and Medicines
i teEf conf lsts, and Wfl bere more 50
b e0ntnueq scce ssi0nss He's nov feceipiiip
4 choice 6a16llInent Of Fancy Groceries ana
Pickles. among which are superior Wines On
draft and ID bottles, Mixed re gIea. Relch6n
John Bull beesteak sauce, Preserves Rhnbs fb
lof PIES ana taEtN, Preserved Dam oIa for pies
and tarts, PickIed Lobster. Eari;ne-. 49,.
berry Brandy ID. Syrup, Lemon 'syflp. C,Isea
jelly. "A ee1eIaI ituerf q g :, - :. =
from D. AandFeth'F, Pliiladelph IS which Ie
invites The attention Of tie 49,
march Ia ssas q 4
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CARN-

{ A IilATcHER would return his thanks 70
his former patrons, and thaeof the late 6Fm
Of Simmons &ThatcheE fOT hesupport extend
Cd the firm, and respectfully soheits cont.
uannce Of the same to J. w. Simmons Who
VIZ continue at the old stand.
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CePaElneEshlP ~.

! - - E0EVEaE1li lAgenss. -
Our Warehouse Il 9steanihoat Iandihr. =
large spacious au3 secure. fbeinQ lie one ior.
merry occupied by @. s. Aiil,) and The Ane-
ton establishment up town, tie most central
and convenient lOealionin the Place being the
FIRE proof brick building, corner 81 Nam and
Market streets recently occupied bg =. b.
Drake q Co IS al Auction and Commission
house. The stFictest attention viii 81 an times
Be- given to Receivnp b ardin1, and Storing
Merchandise q Cotton and Auction Sales
most promptly alleIded to. ana the eafIiestre-
turns made On 81 eOnsignmenlt, whether die
posed ofat public OF private sale
CYRUS s. AKIN.
9qs .a) WM. II. GIBBS.
U N. B. We have engaged the services Of
E. B. Drake Esq. az Auctioneer A.&G.
Columbus. Oct 1888. 5tf
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JOHN McRAE.
Arcoia, Nov. 10, 1855. Ia d.

AfcOla, Nov. ~, 1o0o.---Oo. II q.
u The Greensborough Beacon, GAINESVILLE
Reporter, Tuscaloosa Monitor, and Southern
Argus, Columbus, Mississippi, publish until
the first ofMaFch next, and send their accounts
to this Office for collection.
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vE1HE undersigned offers his services 70 be
friends and the public n ganel, a Fac
tor and Commission Nerchanis re r.
ce;ve eonaionnenis with the express UNDER
sia0dfnn f,af 10 accan snees WI he gwen g
!. llvali.s r,s.la. exceDt 81 Cotton actua 81
uEosznssion. AUG 6-3n GEO s. q
1.-THE Selma Free eac0p, Greer
~. voice 81 sum rr Counts
- wiII lIish he bofs iles end
,e;;F ~ IS I6 IS ST
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f 81 .EDSStt SassS s8oEg8e. :
rs nov receiving General assortment a.
real u irdl and isce oits
Books, both III Anelican ana EhQlish nfirl.
tiers: also allthe Lar Books 81 general e.
and having made aFEane iIelss with etaEsl 81
the largest law pi6Ib iel ID the courg y, BE
Is prepared to supply the non with 81
stand ia works, on Eea sono1ls terms, tok eller
M n the serent sefniIIaESs 81 this and the
adjoining States.
nn1sE 66k1. p
eonoficiil6 ed gers y6tfI Day. oo
Casb. Invoice and Steamboat books Record s
ior circuit and county courts Sc. &c. oid
n The no stl Etia iii eE. ana 81
the iiIst quality of paper. bools Win
Sc found superior % any that have been 81 eled
for sale. having been made tooIder under he
own sapeftl1lon.
Elephant. Super Royal Royal Dem aaa
Cap Drawing extra line, Or aEll alA
tchite6l and letter paper d a lualis
ties ruled and plaiin. BE paper loF q. tia1
partieplsin and fancy eolored ol
Bronze for fine drawing ant boxes g The
bestgualify~-A ED psnci.r. extra and com
Irluu-.l EiilIliila Daag q EeEiug
ing ink, &c.
q
Al tie Enolls B ~. 4 ..eI,esn Annual foE
1888 hsF with & esrs1y oi
bound Emo NJ hoo Christine
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Tvs n Scotland Ireland
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ElROM he subscriber on the 3Oth inst. :
II bright sorrel mare about Z years old, hea.
w made, star IN her face, shed beiofes has
the splint on one Of her fore leps.
Aiberal reward win Be given for the deli.
very Of said mare q me near Jamaslsn
SumpteF County Or to A. w. Sotsby II Co.
lumbus.
REUBEN GUM =
Columbus Oct so. 1885. -7-tE Is
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NTOTICE Is hereby given that ID conior-
IL nifty with the provisions Of deed Of
trust given ~ Mark Westmoreland 81 the
County Of LoWndes and State Of Mississippi
Oh the 26th day Of January, 1893, and duly
recorded ii the Office of the clerk Of the Pro-
Bate Cour Of Kemp er county, State Oh Ylissis-
sippi, to me. Henry Dickinson uf the county
uf I.oyndes IS trustee to secure the paY-
Ident Of d sum Of money therein mentioned, to
William =. M Winston, as trustee wal expose
q pubIic aie and sen 10 the highest bidder, for
ready nl0neY before The Cont hglAse door a
tie town Of Columbus, 1owndes COMFY State
81 Mississippi. on The 18th day 81 loveIn5e
"A ID. 1885, the following described act, pies
cbs d parcels Of land lying a eInper county,
State Of Mss g Wit The East half Of the
North east quarter Of section twenty seven, ia
ship ten north Range ionrtfa east. also
q V norta half 81 section twenty six, township
q nor kange fourteen east, also the south
east quarter and the west el Of the north
west qnagtsr Of ton tVsrs three town.
ship ten mo oG RANGE TOO ei
with al and singII |ar
Il HENRY TI1rtffT
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

WYE will continue the Factorage and Com
w mission business in Mobile.
MINGE & RUSSELL.
We refer to-
]. Mckenzie, Esq. Montgomery, Ala. sas
]. Johnson, ESQ. Wetumpka.
Messrs. Dickens, Webb, & co. Greensboro.
M. Walthall, Esq. Columbus, Miss.
Col. William Armistead, (e.,o. Al.
Col. James Pickens, otSei Gu ma
Dr.. William A. Christian, M.rsnoo -
Richard H.. Adams, Esq. DA ' 'eiiso 1u'
Col. A. H. Christian, Sumter CO.
James Semple, Esq. Perry co. so-pE
The Montgomery Advertiser, WetumpAl
Sentinel, Columbus Argus, Miss, Greensboro
Beacon, Demopolis Bulletin, win insert the
abovef or twelve months, and forward their ac-
counts to M. g. r.
June 52-1y
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27

,u pg s s q Young sHHaff
.uns Nay , Yamq WIN 80 Tur.
oraotd " Young ] s
y Listef Boa Lsasrs. aa 90
. TwR 4 Graves 3 Calhoun +
VIM N, lssPh w 4 Dowd J Il
= Salhoun2 fabh Thomas boiling
81
A. c. BURGESS, P. NJ.
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D. BOWRRs {
SURGEON DE.9.1.Esz,

o. BOWREs 2.
SURG Gov DE.1.1.IS7. {
y Ii EbarsIly patronias5
by The Ladiie1- and Cen,
tlemen of Columbus and
its vicinity, for the three last years, begs leave
still to offer themhis professional services, and
pledges himself TO perform all operations IN
the line Of his profession, IN the most modern
and approved style. In addition to ordinary
operations, he win perform the following Il the
most scientific manner. lst Put n whole
sets Of teeth, mounted on gold, with spiral
springs. ID Supply the roof Of mo,Iths,
where practicable, Of deficient either from
malfounation or aecident) with gold. Sd.
Cure inhammationin the Antrun, (cheek bonel
sc. He feels confident from his loug exberii.
ence and former success, that he viii give sat.
isfaction 70 all who may favor him with call.
Room on the second floor Of III. w. Hunts
brick building, where he may Be found It an
times, unless professionally engaged.
RKFERENcEs:-
Doctors E.ipseOzbs Guitar, Jones, Estes, and
Malone--Col. Young, Ne: Robert By4sc,
Witter, Mr.. Habbard, Fngacis r.. sGsTepoys
Esq, r. Evans Esq, ~. I'm. b. VViaSton
Ma. Wm. DOsosiag. Cal. 4. d. Bib. e. r
Calhoun Col. \ VI Byyn, James =. Raller
Esq. aa . ea@ sG % -
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AVE ~ HOUSE.

lOn Royal, belceea 81. Frdnsis Daa.
Phin Streets 80
gHN JUS building ioruefly occppiota by Plat,
Stout EsQs1 has been atlsomelve s..
fitted and fitnishca. and WIN Sc opened fsrths
accommodation Of franaiarf and steady boari-
ers On the lst Octobegnext. Every. atfention
VIII be- given By The proprietor q make he
Wayerly House pleasant and agreeable Is
those who may choose . patronize the esta.
bfshment. - -. -
80. a %. J. MOVES.
Mobile, Sept is 1888 8 Il s. :
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27

Dissolution of CO-Partmership
NHE CO-Partnership heretofore existing
4 between the Subscribers, under the firm
of Purvis, Andrews g. Crawford, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business OF
the firm viii be settled by any one of the sub
scribers. ROBERT PURVIS,
WARREN ANDREWS,
JAMES CRAWFORD.
June both, 1888. 4l-tf
The Columbus (Miss.) Argus, Montgomery
Journal, Tuscaloosa Intelligencer and Selma
Free Press, win insert the above until forbid,
and forward their accounts to this Office for pay
ment t. Mobile Chronicle.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27

27614
This rich and splendid scheme win be drawn
at Alexandra, ID. G.. on the 18th November,
1888, at 8 o'clock p. NJ, and the drawing re-
celyed at Cincinnati, on Thursday, 22d Nov.
There win be 10 numbers placed in the wheel
and 10 drawn out at random, nlaSing 27,Sl4
prizes and 39,7ll blaaks. This IS one Of the
largest Lotteries ever drawn IN the United
States,yan truly a brilliant affair. AT Schny-
ler's Office in the City Of New York has been
sold more prizes than at any other establish
ment IN the world. In the last $4,000 Lot
| tery No A, so, SO, the Capital prize (S100, COD
was sold to MIR. John Moore, Of New York ii
whole Ticket; and who VIII ever forget the
grand Capital Of $50, 900. also ID q whole tuck
let sold BY Schuyler to Anthony DEFY, Esq- 81
| the same city: and sundry other grand COM
iortables, such as $1,000, 25. 600, q. O00 15.-
900. Is of 10000 dollars &C., &C., too tedious
to naelhion. There il always g / shot N the
locker at Schuylers.s All orders addressed
to the subscriber enclosing the cash or Prize
Tickets, will receive prompt and conf dental
attention, and always answered by return mail.
The Official drawing forwarded as soon as re-
ceived. 7 - -
IScuyler's Lottery Herald, containing tie
drawings 81 an Lotteries, Schemes ahead.
Bank note lists, &C., IS sent gratisif requested
to all who order Tickets. ~. -.
Prizes in the above Lottery cashed AZ sight
as soon as presented at my Offices. Cincinnati
New York, or New Orleans. 20
Whole Tickets go Halves s To- Guar.
tiers S..
~ A package containing al the numbers
placed IN the wheel consists of25 Tickets. 6
$50 each, = s Nggg
Warranted 70 draw st least, 20
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yeates mrs sN -

I,ss,SS Mrs W White d. PHI
ain i,u MS Il AZ Wells Thomas J
ebgto o d Thomas AWright n 30
T' 9f SamuelWilson A
btog;,. Woodland Thomas 2
ools. ;S SOhn Whfltoh b A s
iHi,r,ul I Thomas Woods Jonathon II
Ollinos,o benjamin Woodard DR. Q n
God ~ a Il Word c Y.
itbe,o' Williams Jonafhanw
'ROn Samuel " Oiu l ~. n
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27
Commission Business.

THE subscriber having returned to the
u city, viii give his personal attention to
the interest of his customers 9kfNHA
t- ROBERT l. WALKER.
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~. ANTHONY 81 4. scIIlt l'I.ER

Tennesseea0f MISSISSIPPI money! q. gooa
River Banks, received s par lor Tickets.
when the postage Is paid. go
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27
100 600 DOLLARS,
NHE largest and most brilliant Lottery
IL ever drawn in the United States.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

Class A. for 1888.
Authorized by Congress, and the payment
Of prizes guaranteed.
TO be drawn at Alexandra, d. G. on Sat-
urday, November, 18th, 1888.
u. s.. GREGORY. g. Co, Managers.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27

Amount rishea on Is whole TICKETS 500
"a. do bali AS
do d0quarleEa q
Clubs or iinaividI1als ordering Packages vii
i allowed 5 Der cent discount.
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HEN e ne. -
nov 5 s.lw
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ICOlumbu. Oct 80. le8sew7
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27
J. M. CALHOUN,
GEO. TOMLINSON
BANK Of THE CoLUlIDus q ToMBrcBr

oct 29leSs 9-2wia
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Columbus, Nov. 6, 1888. -et.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-27

GAINING. .. y .ilY Nov. 9th is
lrabr' ~ l'1 mi before LIST day Of jan
\ sp0t t'Esp y Nh he General Post Office.
[. I'll be SUD-
Y euefs
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-25

Community begin to feel the truth Of the fol-
lowing remark Of the Columbus Journal. Such
editors are not a thousand miles off.
fc-Those loco TOGO editors who essay TO ere
ate the jealousy OF the poor against the rich,
oun n, be suffered to go about the streets
after night-fall. They are none to good to apply
fire brand to the possessions of their for
tunate neighbors.----Cieve. Her.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-25

NATIONAL CHARAcrERisrics --.England, 4,
Temps (Paris paper, observ as a vast mauuf,.
tofing laboratory, universal counting hou,e
Frances rich farm. tending to turn itself d,
manniactory Germany Is an uacultivated v,s.
because they are philosophers and no, pcas.s
who till It, Southern ltaiy is n village r,,.,-.
Belgium Is forge. Holland is canal.
Sweden and Denmark are carpenters yars-
Poland is Il sandy heath. Russia is an ice ho..
Switzerland is chalet. Greece is a field !, -
state OF nature. Turkey is field falow. -
is a gold mine. Egyp, is a workshop Tor apa,..
tices. Africa is a furnace. Algiers Is sser,,
ground. Asia is grove. The Aniillss ara NJ.
gar refincries. s. America is a store. M Aner,
is tail full. Spain is a till empty
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-25

Census OF SAvANNAH.-The Savannah Geor-
gian publishes census lately taken by author
ity Of the state) the city of Savannah, and the
county Of Catham. 1t appears that the present
population of the city is l,S72; viz: whites
1916. free colored 757, slaves 2,799 In 1880, i,
was 7,716; increase 1000. The present popu-
la'ion of the county is 20,O70; increase 5,943
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-25
From the Detroit Advertiser
RISE OF WATERS.
iecam sch, August 2.
Mr.. EDITOR:

Mr.. EDITOR:
In your paper of July 2Sth, there is valua-
bic article 'On the Encroachment of the River
| think there Is simple and easy way OF solv-
ing the mystery, that You have overlooked. 1t
is well known fact old residents of this state,
that all streams and interior tahes, have been
on the rise for several vears,and now much
higher than they have ever been known at the
same season OF the year. A creek in this town,
that has formerly been dry in summer, the last
year has furnished sufficient water to drive three
run of mill stones, and all the business in one of
the largest Touring mills in the state. Oar inie-
ror lakes that have outlets from two to
four feet higher than they have been known
and miilers mo can be better iidgcs)
satisfied that their quantity OF water has in
creased more than one quarter. The assertion
make after having been more or less concerned
with mills in Michigan for the last fourteen
1t is fact also within nv knowledge,
that in many instances the roads of the country
have been overfowed, and Il new route selected
on higher ground, and this too al an elevation of
from three FIVE hundred feet above the level Of
the Great Western Lakes. And Grand River of
Lake Michigan, by far the largest and most no.
BILE river of state, last fall four feet per-
pendIcular, circumstatce that has never been
known at this of the year, within the
memory of the oldest Indian on the river
Situated as Michigan is, being perias ula and
the source Of her principal rivers near the CEN
r ire OF the state, and at an elevation OF from
four TO six hundred feet above the great lakes
Erie, Huron and Michigan, is not the mos, ma
tural answer to the question, that for the last
few years we have had much greater fall of
water. either in rain snow bath, which has
caused the Unprecedented rise of the Detroit
river, and all the connecting lakes? To me- the
above facts are satisfactory explanation OF the
phenomenon, particularly am credblv iIi-
turned the unprecedented rise IN all the
rivers that discharge into the northern lakes ha
been noticed; and in my opinion, it will not be
necessary for us to make trip 10 Hudson's Bav
the Lake of the Woods, nor to Black rock tc
solve the mystery, nor to the antiquated and ex
ploded notion of a seven thirty wears rise and
fall of the Great Western Lakes; but TO refer tc
the simple fact that more water has been dis
charged into them than usual and which of course
must find vent through your beautiful river
POLITICAL MADSEss---A Philadelphia paper
contains letter from New Orleans, which state:
that 10 such desperate pitch was the party
fee.Ing carried at the late election in that city
that nearly every man went to the polls armed
and that already there were if cen or twenty
dueis to come off Immediately after the election
There had been eight fought within the last two
days previous.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-25

ne contractors for carving the mail tri-weekly
between Louisville and New Orleans receive per
annum. SISO,OOO
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-25

consists in virtue and knowledge. Let the edu-
cation of Your children, then, be your first care
-Common School Almanac.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-25

Al the late commencement of the New York
University. the honorary degree of L. L. d. was
conferred on his ExceIlency VIM. W. Ellsworth,
madge of N. Y.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-25

The following from Paris paper Is :.
leaf Ia the art OF rogery.
a lady went the other day into a .hoo !.
Rue Richlieu 10 buy i cashmere shawl. All
,ng arranged The price, took from her 81
bank nate, and was in the act of handino \ =
tn the cashiers counter. when man. ~
been observed watching her al the shoo -
rushed IN, struck the lady, and snatch,a, y
note from her hands exclaimed. al have 49,
forbidden You 10 buy shawl, bat will wa,rb -
and YOU shall not have onen He then g,
on, OF the shop, and the lady tainted wav -
her revival, the master of the shop bes,an - -.
dole with On this scene of Violence. and re,,n,..,
she had SO brutal husband. MY husb,nJ :.
claimed the lady, 4 never saw the man ees.,. =
IL turned out she had been robbed; parsu,, ~,
instantly made after the audacions rogue; bu,
was all IN vain, he had got clear of ~
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-25

FoReErruLLSEss.-A rogue asked or,
pretence Of being dumb. A lady hss'.s !.
him with equal simplicity and humase,r
long he had been dumh. he was thro.s
guard, and answered, 'Fiyc years, madar
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-25

GIVE invite the especial attention OF our rea-
ders to the following list Of premiums offered by
the directors Of he Miami Valley Agricultural
Society. The munifcence Of the scale ofawards
IS sufficient to give character to the society
Cannot some of these cups and pitchers be brought
to Wayne county? We know our farmers could
fthey would, be honorable competitors tor macy
of them, and no doubt successful in some.
MIAMI VALLEY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-25

a ah rs ass,n had been n, trained 50 win they
perennial. NE
The father and brothers, having /. rce..
their tolls OF the buster seasons. read 49, In
books as are obtained from the public libr,.. "a
kno"t edge thus entering, IN with intu.,.s., ~
domestic order, forms q hallowess aII,,,..' ed
most sheltered corner by the ample fre..s.
reserved for the hoary grand parent, who i q
and p,oas content pass thu eve OF YEA -
lie. -
Tho sacred hymn and prayer rising da,,vs
such households, is acceptable q hea,.n
their hanno!e scenery, some OF oar wises, al -
iiiustrious men, rulers OF the people, savr. ~
Interpreters OF the law ot God, look bach -.
" 10 their birthplace. They love 10 60
edge that in the industry aud discIpline 81 -
years, was laid the foundation of their ,,.,,s
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-25

Names Of well known physicians
parts Of the coinfsv-Dr Graves, Dr. =.
PiIsbury, Dr. Too'haker. DR.. SIaSghses. g.
ham, pronounced KiIi'em. These hn1
nough to frighten hypocondriac oafo W.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-25

CRoss QrrsrIoSrNe--Al late eminen, distiller.
residing on Washington street. who had an anti
Psthy to all aqueous PARTICLES but STRONG waters,
suspecting his mil merchant frauduiently dilu-
ted his milk. ioterogated sterniy one morning the
boy who delivered it. You little rascal, what
did YOU put dirty water IN the milk fory Scorn-
ing the foul imputatioD. the lad Instantly replied
~ didn't SIR, sntc feyther take it CLEAN from
the brook !r,--Boston Sentinel