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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01

7fe itm9a} Htt3taftsd3 W roget that yye
have not raor' tins morning tJr the Setaont Resp
idons, which have excited mach discussion in
the Senate. The preamble denies the right or Con-
gress to annex a larelgn territory 10 he Uuiou.-
and especially u rsts 10 the anne 4lon Of Tcxas
on account Of tie fe.esabshmeni Of domestic srryl
nde, which, pror 10 tie fcy iu;iaulad been boli, n
ed by AeAeo. Ailer cum laiui0e ol the "auarchy
and dsofdel prevalent At the South, auA the out
rgr, To winch tn eif35ens o The fee States have
been for eais exposed ii closes with several
resolutions protesting ansl the annex tlon Of Tex
as 10 this conedeiacy, and against The adniq-
son oi any State lato the Unlot, which lscr-
ates slafefyi AMI declaring that Congress has full
power to abolish slavery the District Of Columbia
aud the Territories ot the L. States and to prohibit
the slave nude bettaeea liz aeeerul Fiul,sI We SHAH
endeayor TO mike room ir ila,r Resolution, in our
neXt-nol beeanse they more uhlmlnatory or
possess nlIfselila sil9a2tt hum, II Notice han the
petitions aHI aeluol4als o TIT women aud cn,licl
Of tlc -sagehol,ihe &G.es on the salue subject
but because they em5o,y the opinions of member
OF the G5nedyrley, spel,lug ihrou h ~ assembled
representatives. Tins fact lone cnttrs il totha DIS
uHeuon which llasbs,a testoard uPa3 1t,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01
.S'EGROES Es.E.s.YlEE5.
o. ;l.c ensuing Year.

I WISH tn hire so able Bodied Nc4re
u fscH, u few BOY to drive Carts aud Black
smith, To work upon tliel AMES RIVER and nan
AWilA CANAL. The work Is dry and under a
careful manager. Payments 10 be made monthly.
~ u. hERR
bank Square
Dee. % i'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01
NEW INVASION or TEXAS.


APT .de'''"F' ~ ''e l. - Navy has sent tae}7i
''"ih2 lH'ofh'i"h' ""ch he derived from i -"aIe'
ehi"eH 10 CFe"H' To Ne" orleans:
a o''''t"h CT 'n''hU! CONSISTING "i ao"l -
80 1917 ,, -, ,,I ~ ~ ~
November 99-\ battalion of c,,alfy cro,,,l art
Joined tie nfmlry, consisting of a ont go meB.--
.'oVeMo'r 90 0'""iIoh OF S"nP"f' crossed "a
ri.,' - - . ,', ,n, 1913 49,
stream Colorado in the Ii,ri,s of TexaS ontIeseI
about coo men entered Maimnola' from the interior.
"'''s'i III '"1' '''' CONSISTS G ne " ~ ''''
mn, rl,;.c i,,,, qiov,s
1t i. supposed that the first movement Of tie
NrXcans Is to tlk" poSses,ina of the thansas alrl,
"'' VIZ, lc''.' 10 inc "P"h"' rop''' inc Sqa'Ho'
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01

=, Ns5.lef. Allett :. Wlne, Ell.ll,, Whulsey.
Noihe-sl.
II is sail. by letter writer's fom Washington,
thai tie Ron herh delegation generally openly con,
de,ln aud rePndiate the pursued by MI
SL'ie. This be ttae tie, 1--WE it to Themselves,
not less Than then brethren ofthe South, to give
some public maniiestaton Of thu disapprobation
oa this question, the south will know no peutials
All who arc mol foi Is are against aud the day
Is At hand when tiose WHO do not demonstrate that
they our Ire1is, Will be I. sailed aud treated as
earaues.
We do not. BY any means, regard this question as
oetiled, l3r the present srssiou OF Con-
e'ess. il Is only patched II. for1 scason; aad We
my iool for renewal "a! In, e4eltemei, aud per-
hap the adoption 81 sll more decisive mea .uto,
whenever The qaestioa al The exaliun OF lox,s
siialls,e brought iaraa.d. 1l!a question viii Of
course open vide fell Tor the discussion Of
the institution Of Slyef IN Ill lis aspect, aud there
arc men IN both f5ases II Goa.res ii ho have beca
Tor yea,s iorsias thundetbais ulie heated cham
befs OF thefbfun, Which lhey Will ayad tbemayiyes
ofthal oeras.oofo lfnil aiaand them, with all ILc
mdisnIls eof VIII liz PoAar Of Japil,rs, seated
on Olympus the salt ituigjpcI i,siormcfs of toe
Void OF Aiordls. Tie contest canooi be avoided ;
anl the soa8er therefore The ,pru is 'ernnalcd
be The end @latil nay, lie better for all engaged in
it. five of.he 55afb are stroas onoa.h 70 deleaI
our rights, the balfle ranlot tlkc place TOO if
unable to do 20, the that our iu5cciIjly is
demonstrated, md sinh Tie feet Of our aulago
nsts, conquered provinces, tic befcs! We warn
or Northern ASSISTANTS, hoaeycr, dat though
Sampson sle@ lI5,t NJ PhIlistnes. vixen lie pull
led doal tie piila.5 ol he TeppIr, h. was himself
slam y tn sumo b,ew, and b4.ed aeaea'h The same
runs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01

Mn, Wolrr.--We hive received II letter from
this celsbraed ms senarN, informing u.tAa letHrs
recently ieoevedhy him tom l.ads Geofgrana, his
wife. have induced Inn 10 give mp his n, ntio3l Of
l'aeaching In this connlr, hr months lousrr IN
that he sprcparine 10 rctufnio New ok, there 10
embark IN The pachei Tor iIayre wruec he III pro-
ceed imnediaie. 10 njol'l his wie aa Eng
lani. y. lV,L I'm. IHg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01
DOIEsrIC nee.
AsroNTMEATsgY TnErREsIpENr,

ArPOiNTMEATSB By TIE PRESIDENT,
BY gai nth thc a.faict and cpaseat Of the Senate
JAMES 1.innfnI. oil georgia, 10 be commission
~ uscr the 9Th article al the Cherokee treaty Of
1885. vice Wilson Iumpkin, resigned
Ro6sR BaRros, Of Mississippi. 10 be a eornmis
rencr nad.r the law OF ad March, ST, relative 10
clsna- reservations nnter he 18th article OF The
Choctsw treaty Of ls30, vice L. X. X Pray,
rssigard,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01

It's stated in the Ncw lorh Amelican that Cup.
tam l.AwRnNrh hfAaSrf has been appointed IN the
eo,nmau ofihe Exploring Expedition. AID tllat he
has accepted the appointment. fhe Secotiao Is re-
gartcd un all hanls exerrat our, and Il nov
calculated npoa Is oert1rn, that the expedition viii
prccccd with all possible despatch.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01

The New \ fh Correspondents Of the National
lpteligrneer sftes--
Our banks j. is quite certain, vail resume PC
sic payments My fSt. TINS tic lav on wich
the suspension law OF this State expires"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01

oEs'HS GtSETESs LAYING BRAH,
Lyucl'nTrs, soV. 20. s<31.
fENiE hnnnal Nccne of u Snehtafi9s Of tie
n CITIZENS SAVING EANE Wi he hel1ai
itcir once outh'q tycuns, ld January, - At
'ock' T. M ior thc purpose Of receiving lie
r'Sncra refo,t and far dc esef,on u Officer tei
ilr thcp cusniac wear.
JOHN ROBIN. NcBtN1EG Pnsideal.
November 9O Will #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01

CANADIAN AFFAIRS.-We publish, IN pre-
cedmg columns, every important item OF intelligent
Ion the Canadls hich has reached Us. ll"lh "
seen that our neutrality has been seriously ce'liP'
milted by the open enlistment Of troops IN The GU,
Buffalo just during the Texan war, troops WIZ
embodied, disciplined, AID marched from Loni>'"'''
Natchcz, and other towns in the South ana "es'
Bat John Bull is more TO be dreaded dian 'i"A'''
aud hence, the oi..cia paptl at Washington a'i'"''
oquaus emphatic and earnest orders ilom the '>te'
tary OF State to the l.. :. District Attorneys Oh ''s
Canadian frontier, insructing them to arrest wv
with and to institute legal proceedings asa''s'
such persons rs appear to have been conctta''
aiding the insurgents. Tins is all VERY iisht--D"' W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-01

Jiscif,,;nn rz cited good deal ol interest - solhe
time but was SO much prnifaeied thai Wien x les-
tion Of reference came 10 be taken, bet"efs aaa j
o'clock there as no quorum presenti sofhe matter
lies orer unlH another daY. iaii report o' "ia't
took place VIII he published IS soon as our iefof-
ter cau prepare Il.
PREVIOUSLY fo.the DrAate above referred 10. and
Immediately after thc reading 81 the jonfnal--
Mr. Campbell oil South al Ina. rese, aud, by per
mission of the House stated tai he llad seen hlr
Washington correspondence in one OF the pubic pa
pcfs. which he held III his hand, aud lfom winch he
quoted ihe following paragraph
AS soon Is tbs end had been aeeompls he'd.
ncanug the adjournment upon Nj Shade :
l. spccch1 Mr. cauplrll, OF South tafollha inftieh
the,whnle Southern delegation Ia nrei ID the COM
.uijicc room otdie Committee ni Glat1ns 10 devise
ways and mean, Tor tie enaigeHes-to tate all ne
cessdry Steps toward, = dissolution oi Tie taion.
Such not lie tenor ol ms language bal sneh
was u, aH5sutacr.'
Nj. Cainp veil Observed IN substance that had he
kuoauihc ind gidual wha lad written tie ean.phun-
cation. hc should moi laseiroublet the llouse by cal
iur this matter 70 their notice. Bnt, as lie did not
know t author, and rs, the occasion referred To-,
Mr.. &. had bern appointed, together with MI Band-
naud Nh Johuson oi frgiHia, Il committee to rep
resent H. -lave0iiae interest NJ tie South, lac now
houalI it proper 70 declare IN his place. that no re
cl"ncc, direct indirect, lad been made by LIN to
. dlssu!uiioa Of the [ aien. Tie subject bad not
bcrA 20 much a, mentioned, OF III any wise Alluded
TO- and he be believed HAT every candid maa who
Witnessed the must .dmit tia the course par
sucdbF The Representatives Of the Southern interest
had been coGciIiaory rather Than suehas II
scented in the Publication which he Ind quo e.l.
o. The Senate VA engaged en the 2lsi inst in
debating Jli reported by tie committee Of linance,
prohibiting the circulation II Sim Pttsfers III the
District Of Columbia after the ,t Of May next under
f.t,i,r II. |,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03
:, - shall ny
From their firm base, az soon as -

am IN the service Of the union, nnd The ,hyl,
1uion. shall not be active or take ans par, ia
he diffusion of any sentiments calculated to weak
en- that traternal affection which binds to. elhcr the
Inherent portions of our county. | have no hing
I" do with sectional dUly. | 20 for the United
states On this brond altar have paid my ear.
nest snd all my political vows. As far rs any .S.
er'l"ns OF mine can prevail, this people shall 10.
nam united benefciaIly. thoroughly, fore,er---
united tor Whatever the constitution has decre.d
'he'r union tor Tier common deie nce--thrir com
mon rtpo"0-their common glory--knit firmly
together tor their common happiness and prosper.
Ity.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

We find In fa's'ga paper the io'iosing account Of
r.sasei'siiaa after srosaas II ssssrvs' h- s,suton
af tnse el men
eAy.>a,h NAMED Rice, having yesterday fallen into
The kzsir Cyrosf qBsFter 81 tanf Ella pSsd before
b. nsu4 b. 81 oi, hen ESQ sBfgsans sitsadrd. bat
sGrs az hs4f fI~fuun ursucc~ssiul 81 thrlf a.
tnsis 40 r.ssote the sosth Il lfr. drauten man,
fron ihe tsp ~aEtng from hs siesP, NJ heafng
thai the tasAueai BAD alre sttggsfe into the fo1u
sna .sia Il. eauii rrsiarr ihr boy q M and apPy ng
b.. a4ah 10 ha, % 80 youih, Ca thf same tns closing
the no.af,1 b, .fan s8e'ioa n dfa~iag the breath
frcu the patrai srtgalv r~naTst-4 hn h. sew min.
sts. 10 tss sstrn.hurni - al pissrut Tho was he
nisiA Psrsan ttis Raisdas nha rrsiofea ~ ssiilsf
nRah~f This esse h,' sieitsa moch spsoal'uon soe
2c 10 ths coz etst. thai a. ,nsF sni Hgh' - made
% thf nesn. step1e ~ th-ss iesisncss q 10
ssscsiston Whch ~eaie 10 hishy b<nsheisl 10 every
peat -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

The gentleman from Souih Carol,.s ,sU. ma
eal'y that he ~ili move CT order The .ais.' ush.
banner Move OF. .r '--Frem ~horn, ".
have been acting together az have sl~.,s b.
lc'ed, entd,ahy--siaect-ly fer the public rrcl
Move OF from H'i SIR exclaimed Mt W via
remarkable significance and catos.,ucs. Of l.e,
aud gesture. Lsr na 90 | remain where AN
where have always been. l,lsnd On src,,..
niion broad enough 10 maintain the liberty ana
happiness Of my country. desire. 60 far as
nave any part Ia the administration Of this ro,r,,.
ment TO administer II IN lis true sptit--,o sdn,,.
''er as Il it's illustrious trainers were pre,,n,
'nd overlooking my conduei--as If that eve n
pos'efity. which 10 hereafter TO scan our perfr,,.
anee' were. now N foil gaze upon Us. slsnlo,
mus, between oor ancestors and our posierl,y-
between those from whom we have received ~.
constitution, and those /, whom We are 10 beone,u
li-leehng myself shcredly bound TO act in II,
spirit and feeling also (addcd Mr. W., With peeo.
var solemnty laying his hand on his hearty thu,
an born for any good 10 my day anI rcncr.-
ton 1t Is the good OF the whole people Of M,
country standing upon this constitution. undo,
no sectional banner. with no sectional interest,
IeeUrgsor preJndices- no temporary expedieocy-
no sudden impulse shall move INC from my yroual
These coIumns, these wals,--
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

and woke ne. foanJ had been dreaming. Bot
be- dream hss ,cG deep and melsuch,ly iApres-
,ion apou ny spiris. aud that ia tho rcasou | AN
.ad THE morning.
The deacon TOOK the hint. The dream and the
circumstance IL us nsusiiun got wind into the
church aud the 'nopihs 81 the parish gossips were
shul fof some tine. P,oissfsAt Eyisc ,palidr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

nv sid.de csnp, Licueaan, Linuari. highly val.
aase officer. whom | earnestly recommend to yogt
favorable consideration and attention.
have the bonor To be- mo,i respectfully. your
obodieni servant, TIL. s. JESUP,
Major General commanding.
The Hon. J. X. Poinsett
Secretary of War. Washington CITY,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

: Atthe Eastward the giils call the young
men chap in the MIDDLE states, they call
them gentiem,a snd along doEn country,
they call them f,lious-BoaoH Herold.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

ToLrNInLr ooo9 Arx. IL u ssid tina, Wac
ct ten PAGES distant can. with his duelisg
Pss,ols. cut ,spe nias tines cot Of tea
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-03

PUsrsiS rtrs. Mics punkin, Of Yer
mont. has lately been mar.ed To Mr Pye
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20
To the Public.

Office ofae Trading and Manufacturing Con'pa"y,!
Istei.moSd. jlsae iiGt 1887. }
T. election of the Stockholders IN " HE iaichMoNp
the irs, Monday June. 1885, enan,in dshum isaac
f. Jones, Lsvinus King j. r. Meadenhail' /. Sswman
To,.,,r Townsend. and Abel Thoribe;ry, were eiecteu
drac,ors for one year At meeting of tho elect
held the mex, day, James r. Mendenaall was elected
H., W.r,.r II Leeds. continued Secretary, and Eli
Brown, elected Treasurer .. 60,
nA.They still connus to pay the market prees 10 lor
.o,ton and linen rags, and for wool washed or the
.h.n Cbose who have for sale will please cali on
evnus King lat wooen factory who is authorised 20
Pufcnn'0 ioi ' w N LEEDS, Sscretay.
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20
Great vcster.a Agency.
July. Is. IS2.

U FOgSEE. Esq. having been recently appointed Gene
~ al Asan. b. Cca-ra committee a. Indianapolis. 10
the e4ir7iai co-r g tie State OF INDIANA. be-s leave
10 offer his services as an agent editors of newspapers
.sine in other States. all others who have demands
on anv person or persss residing in said State His Office
will kept Indianapolis where any business IN his
I,s win he Ilv attended Instructions received
and ali orders speedily ard faithfully executed Twelve
er cent will be exacted on all sums collected
ii su,oaa, forwarded at order of she creditor. The
editors who members OF tns editorial
,ea,inn State and such Others design become
er the well those who feel
interest in promoting editorial III the United
States are aliy requested insert this
month; their papers, if consistent nee OF charge; after
time the usual price paid insertiea
- .h as are may become. members of the
,io, and until discontinuance - ordered.
Ocro5er. L. 1887. 40
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20
Sale or loO Acres Of Land.

DY virtue of an order of the Delaware Circuit Court
there will sold Public NenIe TO the highest and
bidder, the premises. between the hours OF III ana
O'clock on SATURDAY. the third day of Nov, 1855
The E half n. +. Or, and the = w Dr. OF she n
E. ar of Sec No %, Township %, North. Ranss IL,
East: estimated contain l2O Acres OF LaEc: lat9!y
the and property John Bowater Beas, deceased
and ted on of Delaware indana
in popuIous neigborood the ourishing village
of Windsor on White River at of Stony Creek
and near State Road running between Winchester ai
Indianapolis II miles from the latter place. ha soi IS
GOOD md there the and II has Naln
able springs timber oIcna, and an eSceens M
Seat ,hcreonhaving been amongst the first selections io
entry, II that vicinity
TERMS OF S.4LE-One-four,h of the purchase mo-
new paid in hand and balance in two equal annual IN
stamen,s purchaser giving his notes with approved
reehod security sale shall be approved by SAID
Court and the purchase money fully paid, title VIII De
made C,OR-NELIIIS p.4N .4CSDOLL,
D.APID RIBBLE,
JOSEPH .4.NII1O.N1,
Commissioners.
Muncsysown, Sep. 2S, 1888 So'S
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20
TT C9 ~ aL Es OE q e .
Cornrr of S5aIn ano faartoH streets,
Ho ! : s & SIS Nl9

AS g - - - AS9
~ ESpECTFELLT Informs his friends that he has ia
II ken this house. and repaired il throughout. and urn-
she'd IL in without regard trouble
a,=. b.. the comfort an! convenience OF
,,,~e Who may From his
--ce and determination please ne hopes receiTe
share Of ,se psrbiic-s patronas
Rr,rpo-,f No--rnter n. lS3c. 43s
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20
GOOD EARG A l n :.

THE subscriber proposes selling the following valuable
property in adjoining Huntsville viz one lot fros
l feet Street, l66 feet III length; iour io o
i,o fee, Main Sree-two of them neatly ienceo,
one he corne. Main and state Streets having
new built III the modern style, d hea,s
finished, also large stable with frame CRIB ana saSi,e
ROOM conveniently arranged. Also, one itUrDf<Eb
and sixty ACRES OF COG LAND, handsomely SIT
adjoining the town. elghty acres OF Wcn
under good fence, and about thirty set IN grass
VILE is situated Randolph indlana on oea'-
fII elevation, 81 miles Southwest, rom ihcheste
miles due Economy miles north from VIII
lansburgn twelve miles Windsor, on the statc
road leads Economy 70 Hunt 1goh "here the
state road running from New Castle 10 incfeser-
Also county passing through from huncietowh 10
Newport surrounded by country not surpassed per
hans IN the fertility soil and heahiness OF c-
mate, settled by industrious ana ebterpsihs
ruca of rers, having nexhafstbie bed OF IRON ore
within two miles; also, several mills and one merchant
mil, within short distance in successful operation
There is receiving ro rpaiis from norm
and south Merchants and mechanics "isalng
70 obtain desirable situation and purchase Valuape e
ronery reasonable vii! do well to call
and examine for themselves Terms viii be maj very
liberal AD~oifO'i NJ
n B. good opening for tavern stand no competition
..,a- ,b,, seve, miles 4. III.
Huntsville, Indiana, Aug. II. 1888 5i-t
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20

VTNHE will public sale. Sxih-day
(Frdayl the 26th Tenth month (OctohcTl neNt,
THIRTY or FORTY TOWN LOTS, adjoining the town
of MILTON, WAYNE county, Indiana Said lots are loca-
ted south town, bordering the cana i!-
ediatey vicinity of locks, which viii afford an
extensive power The public invited 10 examine
far ,hsmseIves Terms made k,on the day of sale.
JONATHAN JUSTICE.
Nut,, Ninth nj, o.tb 1898 3S-iss
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20
INDIANA MUTUAL F!RE-iNSURANCE
COMPANY:
Chartered January 3Oth, 1897.
Office, No. II, Eiakc's Building, Opposite BIO"
niug,s Hotel, Ind ianapoiis.
JAMES BLAKE. President and Treasurer

JAhfS DtIANL. Tco'tA' h'' "~ - >">
CHARLES w. CADY, Secretary
THIS Company being fully organized, is now ready to
receive al31.ira hons insurance.
Every person who insures in this Company becomes
u,ro,be~ all the privileges incident 10 any copo
r,.io and Immediately interested its general eXen
s;o, AM nr,sparos condition The assured, the time of
.k;rr his required TO give his
,-oiSsorv Obligation. called note ltAos IN
,ras, the amount which is determined by the sum m
z-ai and the the risk, which note he pays
ner cent in advance. No iIrlcr require ti
less should during period of ssr gea shs
being which policies are ssued at whcn times
assessments equitably upon all the notes seen
,ooyer such losses To building of the best class
of rt,ks TO the 1000, the assured would give
his note for $40, per OF which paid IN advance
- and 81 for Policy would only So Tor his
rs, payme,, AS Policy for six years. much per-
so,a trouble anxiety saved TO the assured III not e
mo required make annual renewals OF the insurance Inc
insure t,ro-r of the estimated value OF build
inye and oae-taIf of personal property
The contingency upon which the assessments or cats up
=, IN. nemm notes depend. much III favor OF the
sed in this company themin proof OF TINS,
,a ,.fal results in similar Institutions be ad-
dura3 No Mutual Insurance Company IL the United
States ever cs with adverse fortune stop its
e,.ions which be said OF stock conpa-
% It = considered ihat insurance III this
COMPANY will safer cheaper and certainly more equi-
,ah,e than bv any other method yet devised
PETAL losses i'll be paid i'll full not exceeding the
insured
Jam.s " Green. Es1. Of Richmond. is hereby duly
,horised TO act Agent for the Indiana Aaua Fire
Insurance Company. BY order Of the Board Of Dectors
CII.AS. w CADY, Ssc'y.
IN Is22 II-g-
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20

HRRIS TOOTH ASH--Prepared from the origin
NJ recinp, only Daniel Goddard \ Gold street,
New York.
The Orris Tooth Wash purely vegetable preparation,
possessing of cleansing the teeth and mouth,
restoring gums healthy and preventing
odour the mouth whether from
aecayed from a deTanged state OF the stomach
teeth and white teeth the most valuable
poor humanity, b, how many neglect the attention
means needed. Among these know of plea
eectual than the Orrs Tooth ASH clcanses
the teeth. strengthens the gums pues the
and sweetens the breath we recommend lis use 10
all, young and old. Boston Post
1.-The Orris Tooth Wash is the best detergent ever
used on our enamel boston Transcript.
To Public.--The testimony of the most
Dentists and members of the Medical Faculty. IN
every par, of the Union united of the Orrs
Ioo;h w ash.
From Dr. Eleazer Parmey, Den,ists'I have used the
the articles which i, compose feel plea
agrecable wholesome, and
eiie ELEAZtR PAnaILBY,
No. IL, Park Place, n. Y, January, 1882
From y. Dodge. of Imitation ncorrupble
Teeth and Surgeon Dentis, New Iofk.-''tien,lemsn1
consider Oirs Tooth Wash the brs il wish 10
keep tconstan hand for he omy patientspieass
send a supply. tSisaed) ~ DoD'L-
l23 Canal street, New Y ork, July Is, 1877
Recommendations have been reeeil ed from the following
from ;. VI. Meeks, VI. d., Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
J. H. Harris, Surgeon Den;si, Nashville, Tenn
j. l.. Igget, do. do.
- DIR. =. A. Saurtleff, Boston,
John Randall NJ d, do.
Walter hanaing. II D., do.
7. W. Parsons, surgeon Dentist. do.
Richmond Indiana palladium., 1838-10-20
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