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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04
Notice.
Feb. l6. 1895

:" ESSRS. Stuart s. Smith, have left
iU their accounts and notes with the
undersigned, for collection. All those in
arrears to them, are requested to call and
settle up.
JNO. A. WATKINS.
Jan. IL. 1889. no 35-tf
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04
Notice.
ZOE & DAVENPO.,T

ZOE & DAHENPOaT
TEAVE moved their Store to ne store
room lately occupied by Levi c.
Harris, where they intend keeping on hand
a general assortment of MERCHANDISE
suitable for this market. They invite
heir friends and the public to give them a
all, as they are determined to sell Goods
at Natchez prices.
December 80, 1888
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04
FRae4 eU79L

FRHsz eUP7lx
THE SUBSCRIBERS are now receiv-
ing FRESH ASSORTMENT OF
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE
QUEENSWARE de.
Our friends and the public arc respect
fully invited to call and examine for them
selves.
GRIFFING g. CAROTHERS.
Feb. l, 1889. 80
Also supply of Sugar and Salt
G. &c.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04
MATTRESSES FOR SALE.
March Is, 1889

MATTRESSES FOR SALE.
EyHE subscriber respectfully informs the
IL public that he has lot of double and
sngle Mattresses on hand, which he will
sell low for cash. Enquire Of Bone e. Nc.
Ginley, or the subscriber.
M. JOHNSON.
Rodney, Sept. &c.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04
Caution.

" persons are hereby cautioned not
NIL to trade foi note drawn by the
undersigned, in favor ofone ]. u. EVANS,
dated January llth 1889, payable on the
LIST of January 1910, for one hundred and
fifty dollars; the consideration for which this
note was given, has entirely failed. will
not pay the same unleDs compelled by law.
r. W.. WORTHINGTON.
March 4, 1899
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04
Notice.

Notice.
r HAVE just received, and am now o
IL pening FRESH SUPPLY of
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
BOOTS e. SHOES
HATS, SADDLERY,
GROCERIES &c. &C.,
Which in addition to former stock, will
render my assortment complete.
JNO. G. KICKS.
Rodney Feb. l, 1889.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04
Lost Note.

Il OST about three months'since, a note
drawn by Jeremiah Watson for $l05,
in favor Of the undersigned, dated the Doth
of May. 1888, and payable four months al.
ter date.
Said note is belieued to be entirely LOST
but if any person should have found it, they
will please return it to me Immediately, as
shall make application for its renewal and
payment JAMES MCDONALD.
January. Is, 1889
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04
Tanning.

Tanning.
THE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to in
form the citizens Of Jefferson and adjacent
counties, that he has employed superior
Tanner for the purpose ofkeeping in opera
ton the Tan Yard formerly owned by James
Stuart, situated near the town of Fayette,
where he will keep constantly on hand, all
kinds of LEATHER, such as
GINBANDS, HARNESS, Birdie
UPPER SOLE
KID and CALF SKINS
DEER and SHEEP SKINS.
Hides will be received in exchange fol
Leather or Shoes, at cash prices. Gin
Bands and Negro Shoes will be made to or
der.
THOMAS II. STUART.
November 80, 1893. 80
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04

Administrators Notice.
nERSONS indebted to the late John Fxt
and John T. Fort are requested to
make immediate payment-and those hav-
ing claims 10 present them within the time
prescribed by law.
EDWARD BRADFORD, Adm'r.s
December IL, 1888 3i-4t
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04
Cd "a CD

HAVE Just received and offer for sale
= l0u for CASH ONLY
so sacks SALT
IS bags COFFEE
90 bbIs SUGAR
90 boxes SPERM CANDLES
90 do SOAP
Loaf and Crushed SUGAR
MACKEREL and SALMON
Cognac BRANDY
Peach do
Tenerife, Madeira and Port WINES
Champagne do
do CIDER
Holland GIN
Jamaica RUM
CLARET ROSE
CORDIAL, superior
WINE VINEGAR
RICE, STARCH, MOLASSES
POWDER, SHOT and LEAD
TEA, RAISINS, PICKLES
SWEET MEATS
BRANDY FRUITS
TOMATO CATSUP
TABLE SALT
SARDlNES
l shall keep constant supply of the a
bove articles, all of which are warranted to
be of the very best quality
During the season, Planters can be fur
nished with
PORK. BACON, LARD, &c.
on the most accommodating terms. Call
and see.
80 JOHN A. WATKINS.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-05-04

I'LL persons having claims against TIE
- estate Of the late Margaret a. Reed
will present them to the Undersigned within
the time prescribed by law; and those per-
sons who may be indebted % the estate,
will make payment to
STEPHEN DUNCAN,
Actiag Erecstor Of Marga a. Reed
October Is, 1888 27-Bt -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-09
POLITIC A l..
DELAWARE LEGISLATURE

The Legislature of Delaware is at this moment
the scene OF extraordinary and unprecedented
proceedings. BY law of that state, the choice
of Senator o! the United States is directed to be
made by the two houses, not IN Joint session, but
each house acting for itself and voting separately
for Senator. Of course no person can be elect
ed Senator unless he receives a majority OF the
votes Of both houses. The Senate Is composed
Of ma jority of Van Buren, men--the House Of
ma lority Of Wings There would, however, be
IA ma lority Of Wings in both branches, if the per-
sons elected from Sussex county, which contains
a large Jority of whg votes, would fulfill The
pledges exacted of them previous to the election.
They have, since their election, abandoned the
whig cause and joined the Loco Focos. In thus
state of affairs, majority of the Senators and
Delegates from Sussex have proposed to their re-
creant brethren TO resign and refer the whole
question back TO the people. The Loco focos
refused and the Wings, considering the means by
which their opponents have obtained an acciden-
tai InoJorlty, Il fraud upon the people OF Sussex,
have determined not to go into the election OF a
Senator until the next meeting of the Legislature.
1t happens, however, slngularly enough, that the
Van Buren, men succeeded, at the opening of the
session, in eecting Speaker of the House OF
their own kidney-a man who professed to be Il
Wig but has proved a Loco Foco This circum-
stance gave the Loco Focos an opportunity for a
conspiracy against the popular will, and 1t was
agreed that the Loco Focos Of the two Houses
should meet in Joint session, elect Senator by
their votes, and that the Loco Foco presiding Off
should sign his certificate, relying the force
of party vllany in the Senate of the u. States to
ensure him admission to his seat in that body
But the conspiracy was discovered before it was
ripe, and the l lth inst. Mr.. Frame, one of the
Wing members, by direction of the majority, pro
pounded to the Speaker certain interrogatore:
designed to ascertain, whether he had agreed ts
sign the certificate, and the following day, the
Speaker failing to answer, MIR. Frame submitted
an order for removing him from the Chair. This
brought him to his senses, and he gave satisfac
tory assurance that he would sign such cert
ficate. The resolution was then ordered TO lie OF
tn table. This is said to be the first instance ii
the United States, in which legislative bod,
has undertaken to exercise its undDubted and in
hcrcnt right, of removing it's presiding officer =.
/ Baltimore Chronicle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-09

L FOR>Ff- ESQ having been recently appointed Gene
- al Agent by Central Indiana polls.
the editorial ct State of INDIANA. beEs leave
offer hIs services editors
residing other and al
person or persons residing said State HIS office
viii be kept at indianapolis where any business his
line viii be puncualv attended Instructions received
and all orders speedily and faithfully executed Twelve
cent commission will be exacted all collected,
and amount forwarded the order the creditor The
editors OF newspapers. who members of editorial
socaton III THIS state and such Others design become
hereafter members of the well those who feel
interest promoting editorial the United
States, respectfully requested three
months n their papers if consistent, free of charge; after
which time the usual price viii insertion,
such and may become, members OF the
ton and until discontnuance ordered.
October, ii. 1887. 40
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-09
BUCKWHEAT CAKES.

If any lady of our acquaintance will try the
following receipt and let US know when the bat
ter is ready, we will pass Judgment on it in per
son. Being an epicure in the article, we should
like to test ito three pints Of buck~heat flour
mixed into batter, add one tea spoonful OF car
Donate of soda, dissolved in water and one of tar
tarc acid, dssolv ed III like manner first apply the
carbonate, stir the batter we'll and then put 10 the
acid-thus the use of yeast IS entirely suppressed
ed, and cakes las light feather, are insured
One great advantage is, that the batter is ready
for baking as soon as il is made.
Miners Journa'.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-09

ally fatal, the Kidney Worm. have had them
so bad that they would drag their ,oins for
week and with all the experiments l could try
they would die. Three applications Of from
half to teaspoonful of rats-bane given in an ap-
pie po,atoe, for three days has always effect
ed cure The rats-bane should be good, say
with confidence there is no injury to be sustained
from its use to swine. L. r.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-09

IINHE prooreta-s ,h4s article aner protacte, a..
expensive research. believe shev have obtained from
vegetable kingdom, and substitute for oaio-
mel; caomel any beneficial effects
upon the human article free ali Substances.
productive OF disastrous consequences.
The this medicine upon constitution l. uni
sersa part OF she system escaping IT'S influence
great power particularly manifested From this, il
will he direct upon bttare organs,
and 10 be peculiarly adapted the bo,ss
fersrs, and to-yaitg congestion
OF the Arcr and portal cirt!e prevail.
|, i admissible IN all eases, where il -
cleanse ire stomach ami bowels |, Obstruction,
and quick and healthy action of the liver 9TH
er glandular viscera OF abdomea, Being difsble
" operation II produces free circulation IN ha vessels
on the surface OF the bo. accompanied by gentle per-
piration 1t does exhaust like drastic prge still,
action universal and il be repeated.
merely with safety, but with great benefit TINS
intense temporary impressions made b s,ron. eai
clnes, seldom, do good, but tend
ina constitution.
IL cleansing purifying system acts in per-
feet harmony wiki the known lars life unonh,-
edy one OF The most valuable articles offered pub
/ lie trial and inspection.
This medicine may he had Apo,hecsres' Hall, Main
street one door above 5h street, CINCINNATI and also
the following agents in the State Of Indiana.
I Ir. \. tarter-t'reensbuEgh Decatur county.
/ Dr.J. NJ. Observation-Disclosures, Heavy comfy.
DR.. y. observation-disclosures, Decatur county.
/ DR.. +. Passion Anderson, Rush county.
! Messrs. Pierce aud STANDARDIZATION rant county,
Ford 4 walket-Ialayette.
/ T.. i. PerciyaI X Co--Iiartford. Dearborn county.
/ r. II. Charlottesville, Hendricks
! L. W. Nebsef-CraV louisville, Montgomery county
! Alexander Nanpelt-Note, Shelby county.
/ Mason Il t;rlfhth-ConnersvIlle, Fayeue county.
Thomas Morrow--dist- agent Tor Union, Favette and
Wayne.
j. II Wright-Mlton, Wayne county.
DIR. :. Procter-treencastle Putnam county.
J. X j. Bowen-llodi, Park county.
DR. y. FIeld-JefersonyiIe.
I.von Wilcpx-Evansville.
Allen Makepeace-C chesterfield, Madison county.
For sale bg b BRIGurwELI. Richmond, la. also
IRWIN REED Il BROTHER
A MILES,
One of the pToprietors and General Agen,
tINcI<NATf, Dec. l6, 1877 10
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PARKER 4 GREEN.

SAMUEL w. PARKER, OF ConnersvilIe Fayette CO.,
and J. w GREEN, of Richmond, Wayne county, have
entered into copaneTshp for the transaction OF civil b
siness in the Wayne Circuit Court All such business
trusted with either viii the joint both
J. w Green continues his old stand door
Bank, where still hopes pub
lie patronage As Master thancery he viii admins
oa,h take dispositions, acknowledgements OF deeds,
mortgages &c.
july 18th, 1888. p If.
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To the Public.

Office Of the Ifading and Manufacturing Company,,
RtcitDond. Jtue III 1897.
4 T election of the Stockholders in 'THE RicHMnsp
"A TR>DI~G AND MANUFAcTURING CoMrAsY,'' held on
FIRST Monday June, 1885, Benjamin Fnighum, Isaac
r. Jones, LevInus Hing, j. X. MandenhaI +. Newman
Jonathan Townsend and Abel Thornberry, elected
directors for year. Al meeting OF the Directors esc
held the day James k. Mendennal Pre-
den- Warner VI. Leeds continued Secretary. and Eli
Brown. elected Treasurer.
fL5-Tbey still continue pay tle market prices for
clean and linen rags, and wool
sheep Those who wool for sale will please call
Levinu King "a; wooeR factory who IS authoe to
purchase for the Company.
W. VI. LEEDS, Serretay.
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: II K Nc FOt y ID X \

THE Subscribers having entered into partnership
der tine of /. T.. JONES' Co., respectfully inform
public that they have established Foundry the north
side OF Rehmon prepared furnish all kinds Of
'astngs dispatch, and IN the Ihes
will also furnish patterns ifwanted, fair
l. l.. JONES.
JESSE IL. HUTTON.
October 22d 1896. 43tf JOHN NJ. HUTTON.
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The following article is taken from tina, deserv-
ediy popular periodical, the Genesee Farmer and
IS from correspondent that has written many
valuable communications for that paper.
Cure for the Kidney JVorm.-Wr Tu,l.I
herewith enclose you a recipe witch ha. in no in
stance failed 10 cure hogs of disease very eener
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-02-09
Wood and IrOn It,rniug

y Vii r bcf- n
Vim. Bancroft Factory, Richmond. - now pre-
pared TO All all 0rdes III his line and his long yn-r,-
ooG and Iron Turning he Aaiter himself lint by
close attention business. lac viii he enabled 70 please ali
persons who may give him call. Cabinet a
kers invited call and examine his workmanship,
patterns, nd prices before purchasing elsewhere
y b. VA iED.-A large quantity Of lumber, softs-
be FOR which the liberal prices will paid.
SIMEON MACY.
Richmond, sumo Q, 1898. 2etf.
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The Memphis (renn.) Gazette, loco foco
journal, has given up the ghost died for wan,
of patronage. The following is an extract from
the editors valedctory: =.
Last Will and Testament of the Memphis Gar.
In the name of DEMOCRACY, Amen!
Know all men by these presents. that We, THE
MEMPHIS GAZETTE, being of fair type, good pa
per, and sound politics, but enfeebled and emaca-
ted beyond :he possibility of resusctation, by the
romantic attempt to subsist the promises of
men, convinced that cannot possibly slrvivc
the present year, and feeling disposed to release
moving spirit from all further expensive con-
necton with our leaden tabernacle, and to joy
full participation in the coming holiday revels,
have, IN due humanity, and justice to all parties,
resolved to ante-date, little, the regular day of
demise, calmly dispose ourself this our
winding (up) sheet, 'cast off mortal coll de-
clare oursef defunct on Christmas Gay, and make,
ordain and publish to the world this last will
and testament.
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AGENTS FOR THE PALLADIUM

CHARLES II. MOORE, Milton.
JAMES MINER, Esq. LewisvilIe
SAMUEL HAZARD, New Castle.
RICHARD HENDERSON, Greensborough
BARSABAs SPRINGER, knlghtstown
SAMUEL SCHooLFIELD. Dublin.
JAMES l.. RUssEY, Munceytown.
JEH1EL WATSON, Laporte.
JESSE WAY, Winchester.
MARX E. REEVES, Washington.
JAMES E. REEVES, Hagerstown.
ISAAC BEDsAUL, Marion.
JOHN THoRNBURG, Economy
JONATHAN UNTHASk, New Garden.
THOMAS c. COFFIN, Annapolis
BARRETT BARNETT, NoblesviIle.
JOHN H. WRIGHT, Indianapolis.
WILLIAM RUssEY, Jr., Boston.
Dr.. JAMES NJ. KNOX, New Paris
ARoS PLEAS, New Lisbon
JAMES FoRsEE, General Agent.
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THE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
prepared all kinds OF 81 =
YER WARE, on notice. and handsome and sub
stan,ia The highest price Will be paid all times
old gold and silver. }. c. FERG son.
Richmond Nov. :. 1885
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Just Receired.
E\N AND ERESss Ga

Rh.Sh
care AZ the Fast, and atapte. To I'm, ~ -. gray
nG,,o.S. my ra,w,; comprising Fancy Foreign, az.
a.. r. ''>' 'Rot FRIES, CRockERY
received rom me public, aud respectfully sol,rs
en- " me same to deserve which, no efforts shall ~
wanting on his part. ''a snail DO
~ ~ fRonucK Of all kinds take, !, sxcl.
JOHN WILLIAMSON
y r.. Corner OF -Han and Front 49,,
RfeHMoNp, 9Th mo. Both. Is3s ~ 'aee".
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4 SMALL DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
"A For Sale on Front street, nearly opposite Ne
hodIsi Westinghouse Terms will be made known By
1lFing Of the subscriDor 81 premises.
EDWARD FRANCIS.
Richmond, Jan .Jta f139. 52,fc
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BOOK BINDING.

THE subscriber prepared all orders
business with despatch. Persons wishing BLsss
Books made them ruled any pattern leaving
directions The best OF pa per will be used WISHED.
work executed ssyIe which persuaded will
the appreciation Of ali who Try MIN.
Gran assortment Of BLANK BOOKS will be kept OF,
hand. and OLD Books Press moderate.
fETBfSDERY situated on Main street. over Ellis p.
C0ales Boot and Shoe Store
Z. G. YOSGE.
Richmond, June ., 1888. 2Iu
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Terms of Advertising.--ON Doll

Terms of Advertising.--ONE DOLLAR per square for
three Insertions and TWENTY-FIVE CENTS for
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$50 ems, counted square, nothing counted less Khan
square all square, aud less than square and
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DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per annum; three squares
TWENTY DOLLARS per annum Merchants, Druggists,
and Others advertising by the year, will be charged
column of 1000 MS 10000 per annun for threefour,s
a column, $4,000; for half column, 49,, 90;
quarter of column, S25,00-A deduction OF 30 pc,
Will be made advertisements longer than quarter
column, inserted by the half year year,
altered Chancery notices and petitions ot divorces
paid invariably III advance Advertiser coming
from abroad. must he accompanied with the cash. Iness
ordered for publication ny a brother publisher
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we SEQ that such vindication is without avail
since it i. clear that no such acquisition in the
first organization of society can ever take place"
"With regard to individuals Of any gen
Grafton, their right cannot go beyond the limits |
fixed by orIty of such generation
''Vith regard 10 whole nation, IT can |
not confer rights on any one extending to an en- |
enactment on the rights of another generation"
1.-The notion prevails to a conslde cradle /
extent among men who have not reflected much I
although the MATERIALS Of the world belong to
others in all ages equally with themselves, that
still they have the right TO transfer to others the
result (produce) of their LABOR which remains to
them above their subsistence. But they
should recollect that these LABoRs are N
sEPARABLE from MATERIALS which are not their
own, but which belong to the great Of the
present and all future generations"
'.There is therefore such thing
successor IN the meaning of the word as received
at the present day. 1t Is only misunderstood
ing of rights that could have tolerated its use
existence among u.s.
s'in whatever aspect, therefore,
template the operation of wills, either OF lndIsld
uas or OF entire communities; in the disposition,
well of that kind of property which is personal
and exclusive, of that which is Indvislble and
. common, met by incongruites and absur
dities impolicy and injustice, to such extent
that II IS much to be wondered at that they (wlls)
. should ever have been tolerated among men"
1t will, no doubt, be thing to the ma or
iiv of our readers learn that it for the su-
premacv of such doctrines these that the Loco
Focos of New York have so long siriven to bring
under their control oil the department. of the
government and that it for the prevention of
the anarchy and ruin which must have ensued.
that the Wings have preservingly labored to
thwart them. We far from imputing such
prIacI pies designs to all the supporters of the
administration, but think it can be maintained
with the most perfect show of reason the rise and
progress of these excuses have been the legti-
mate consequences of the icentious spirit of Gen
Jackson'5 dynasty. disregard of the restraints
of law by the head of the government necessari-
ly brings law, however hoarv and venerable, into
contemp; amongst the uniformed and illiterate
portion of the community, aud thus spirit OF
wild anarchy and agrarlanIsm, such these car
dnal principles of the Loco Focos of New York
disclose, is sown broad cast through society. The
phllosophIc historian who shall write, hereafter
the decline of the tone of the public morals oil
this republic will be led to ascribe 1t to the nfu
ence of Gen. Jackson's administration, with as
much plauslbility the decline and fall of the
Roman Empire traced to the corrupting intlu
ences of luxury, idlcncss and the decay of public
virtue amongst those who. in the days of thei
strength and greatness, were not deemed too veal
for the subjugaton of world
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COLLECTION.

~AMs FL 1. MUMMEY. win colt,., -,
- accounts ana diners; II encouraged. as 10 ,.,l.. A.
Any Inducements WI deposi, any security required "
FOR testimony OF character, he will refer anv
10 the following ndiyidnals: se"emsH
j"nS Hn~rs, J p..t
H. W. DAVIS. ! 1'f'Hh'oad Ia
70 \. faRQuu.n.,
ifwls DAVIS, ! Mr. Pa, ,,,.
DAVID CorruM.
sroar s err" G"Ssrr. rernuaptou", os.o.
kIfhmond, October 31th, 1885 -,
i'NSN FOX SAIE.--lhe undersigned, WISHES -
u sell n FARM containing Acres. win -,
tnPeH eInent, und comfortable buildings The l,,a !. -
me best gda1tty well wateFed. and in healthy s,n.,
and only one mile from New Castle the county a, ~ H.
~ county, Indiana. xviii be sold extrcmey lou, . ~.
ale ANXIOUS to Turn 1t INTO available 10.
o' iot'ef information, enquire the premises or NJ
BOSTON, october 9Th. 1898
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Silver Ware UfactOf.s

.AIETS, OILS, and By Z. WOODS; for sale by
i Jan. 26 lS39. l. REED X BROTHER
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ID X. w. LTND.S y

Having returned 70 Richmond would respectfully
his citizens. the
profession lie may residence opposite Mr.
-. D. ~loan'. Hotel
Richmonr, Sept ~, 1885. 37:tf