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EsraHeasrcaEa's Pills.

SIisI Pts assist aid good ing
Il eli tie bad Il IS evident tlat tao the bad pre-
dominate the good the tho good
qurcs TINS proved by the that IN almost all violent
disease, patient requires Large dose and they
have little effects hat only proves the necessity
there etance until powerful p1rgng takes place
No viii Doubt this who viii
it, Let important truth be deeply impressed
mind, that all weakness 10 morbid,
OF the blood AMI that three pills II perserered in, will
all such humors by the stomach and bowels, which
he Iuly termed OF the human body. Yea
those VINO have hot bile
Two pills Will probably very
ton such which let them be perseseed with
til the uniform and good health restored. Do
ever, fail have them in any
Illness have been restored by them for be
assured taat il you require medicine That nothing viii
better YOU. The human body 5
subject arrangement, but puFgaton with this medicine
l}kANDRtiii solemny every reads This
that il his oP non and opinion founded on eze
called a!hnGgh IL demou-tfabe fact. that there is on
dsease1 but viii the human body to the prln
Ne state Of health ENJOY by tho pat1arrs old
NE ~ construed to keep the body health
them. may he prolonged much eyond no.for.
remember. II IS RiPTiOA that DESTROYS life, and
these pills corruption. Natural death never
take place until the principle OF life is ont,
would seldom be in me weakly 50 years
age, were always careful purge the
. ARE or CoUNTERFEITS-Ask to see the
Ger Of Agency. All sell genuine have
one. Shun tdrug for YOU purchase pills them,
which they sell you for Bandeths. yen
deatH 70 get WORTHLESS CouNTERFElT AR
The following the ONLY AUTHORISED Aorxrs:
$afnnol Iet7eo. Richmond J T. Durham, GenucHiiie;
II. Reynolds & Son, Dubn: Crarey, New Boston;
Con0eIl q. Hazard, Cambridge CIV: w roneIan, All
ington; VIM. Lewis, Hagesta,rn Samuel johnson Co,
William burgh; John 1hornbnrgh Economy: Burgess *
Carr, bcrty James Beard. Brownsville aud H. r. Ma
loney. Danlapsyiile.
July II, 1910. 27tf
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\ NR. VI. VI. BURLINGTON confidently offers his scr
y those Of the who afflicted
cruel disease lie viii warrant permanent
lated Tees i'm ercry which carIe Of the bone has
been TTodaced, the REDUCED by
hectic below the lie
that Cancer is ackn5WI edged the opprobruln
medical SCIENCE ard this confession
bic result Of ideas,
and treated BY md potential
has the entire nf
agcment TINS location Of The disease doubt
the practice deuced from proved
mental. being local, evidently,
disease o. general system;
without though frequently with local
An fH Sustained by part yeJ that injury viii
tie quickly ds57ied. tlrEe De
to malignant action, By the of habit Being
assured Of the correctness
the first Indication mode of cure,
ranged action Of the by tae exhibition
tiona remedies, which viii always prodlee resolution
forming that Of scIrrhouz BIT If proeress
resputo1 be effected apyira-
aer the matter has ceased be deposit
ed. formation.
The used perfectly nnocuous consequent
" may taxed persons Of all ages npaaity-
Those may wish be safely and radically Of
this oatasome complaint, would do well adopt only
"a tsnal mode by meeting Daniel D.
Soan's Hotel, Richmond, Indana, the txteenh of
January; where, If We have enough patients, viii
time and We viii agree in written
tract ID cutting them
atedae gratt,, md t. pay them the e1per4se ney
froa bozT9inz: those there M be
tiaI a No ordinary circumstances shall prevent
our being there The time have appointed
We obliged lho-e that are not afflicted who
may ZEE this 10 aporise their friends Of FOR de-
r9z that all may be healed. " conscious taat ours
the has yet been dsrogescd that has
a curative effect IN cancer
Phldelpnia. Penn. iOth mo- 25th, lo3o ~ II
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DANIEL Ed. SE.OzN-s
& .. !. :. G. = - = - e = e z }
RICHMOND. INDIANA.

The subscriber taxes this method Of aarmng his friends
aud he public generally p1Ecaa-ed the Tavern
Sand, Sc recently sold By aisH Mr. Tnaddeus Owen
ami has agiA commenced the business Of Keeping Public
House.
TIE embellishments has been very considerably enlarged
and Improved within fsv moatas pass. and VIII ao5!
desirable ac-oaac 1atIons any inland establishment
the lis Table w5f he supplied with The
country affords, aaI H5= charges saa! BE moderate.
/ ne piH be kept supplied with
liquors And inc House VIII be furnished wita good
=oFtn2ent Of newspapers.
The subscriber MS sincere thanks ILLEGAL
support heretofore extended aIn and confident that
ne fan % give satisfaction al VINO may favor
with a call.
r. \ fer good Horses for saddle harness aa3 few
carriages vii 5e kept for accommodation Of Traveller
anH osaers may wish them.
Richmond, J une -ta. 1883. 22-tf
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E0rEsoE-s Ills.
Tie Vegetable UuirersaI Medicines Of tte British
College Of HcaHh.

lac vegetable IHIrtTSdE t-ct-ttttS tits % '1to4.
College Of Heath.
ME Hogan sYeren Of Meaeine having Fl;h for is
tsmeaas ramPaed over prejudice aad oP.o-
ton. aai has become tr0-Lt-reaotriles!
These Medicines cure ALI DISEASES that admit oi
cllreuY because al diseases have one oTg'-ll2a
rs:v Of the Blood aad medicines only tae
mos. certain and e9carnus Of al purifiers OF the b.oot-
but tey Lease the ansch IN heailhI! action - make %
17od--uhlch heaa The following speaks for Itself:
N0RRISOEtS ATTI0N.-B British Caas-s
or IIeaitt, H4ts..g. Place, Felo itoaa, LONDON, Jssi
Il. $50
whereas EToraIo ~.pleaFd N3at- 81 New York, late
General cent BRUSH College OF Health Lanoa :
publicly making Of my io- the sale OF certain
medicines purrEtiay be mine. This - to certify aat
Al, in 40 connected VITA such medicines, and 3at
7rotes: against Of my by the SAD HG5a:so
Saeph-aEd Mat in aay manner whatsoever, the same BE-
ing calculated t.ead the public. AMI llrsaaE declare
that Dr. George aylof, Of " al New YORK,
only authorised Agent il the United States OF America
and f.out 43 aone ana Agents daily appointed by
him. can my feIieae had genuine IN witness waese
OF, have aeregatO my hand aai seal
SI.1el JAMS MoEls5<. the Hvzeist,
President the British College OF iieata-
GEORGE TAYLOR, 81 W al street, y \ oTA. Member
OF me Bltisa Co.lees OF Health, and
Sol. Agent l,5 t8e L. States.
The above Mel.c.es may Be had genuine the Book
Store of u T. HOLLOW AZ
RIcanoal la. Dee. II, 1910. i3tf
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NTOFICE-Tbe S:a-S-aa.5e-s IN the Richmond Ira
ding and N@aa featuring Company herehv no.
tiled that -.a AID last i2staaeat. Sc each
share OF Stock il said Company. Will be recaseI TIE
ls day OF MAJ ISL At ahJ-l time those Who sa have
paid all isstaznts due said staek v receive
tacates of the aumher ri held by rez9ec.Ige
Ana those who IN their Stock
of tie sans. before tae above named time thev
rH positrlg be proceeded against, arc0-d, the po
visions of charter; enycolsis:ent with the severity
times has been extended towards DELINQUENT stock
hoaebut after the time herein stated. shall exir-
ed they need further indulgence.
By order Of the Board. JNO. HAINES. Serv.
Richmond, Oct. 9Th. Is 40. sO-1m.
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REMITTANCE BIZ MAIL.
FROM THE POST MASTER GENERAL

FROM THE POST MASTER GENERAL
AZ P2,tnras.er may encl3se Nancy ~ 1ttleF u re
rrftLr ~ = yes~.jqper. pry tx s.tjseriyton II u
ltii ersga a5.a alt the letter. n '7r'ttsa 81 h"eJ.
Earr-Sams subscribers may not Be aware OF the a
e eratlsn. Il will BE- 'aa by requesting tie
a5e they reside 70 frarA taeiE Letters contain
I'M, subscription money, ne wal 10 = a9on De's sa'shsa
, m letter contains nothing what refers - the sub
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and gravely soil, and hoed his corn, at was IN q
garden,) he thinks as often as once. Here We
have additional evidence of the truth. that to
bring any thing to perfection. requires intsiIi-
renee. industry anC skill. Jxo. L. PLU1iMER
Richmond, Wayne CO.
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& VI iLL-N9o ~ III : = y"i la1 No.. .'e gu
~ ~ Il I'll 49, 80 - -
@ ,''s' - ' ,,o fy ,9,d er,r,, P,-
clans VINO are dlf.3 using them in taear practice.
Haadre4s aai thousands bless the day aey became ac-
GIaln'ea win re-, es-S'5o ~ fl.'' m
popularity unprecedented in the history OF medicine
When taken atco"IHs to tHo directions accompanying
hcn, they hs beneficial ia the prevention and cure
Of Bilious Fever iae- AMI Agac Dyepsle, Liver Com
plants, 81. Ihairta, +apa lice, Asthma D.ePzy hea-
npti-'n EA.arzoea of Spleen Piles Cole, Female
DISTINCTIONS iearstlFh u1ea onsne Nusea' b'Steh-
,u,eaa, Haai,aal ca-enes, fo-s Of Appetite, B.oehea
Saio~ CompcNoa, aud in Al. cases OF Iopo- OF the
Bowels, here ciartr OF an aaereat a. nneaed They
are exceedingly "' ia their oPera''o", peoius.os neither
Inc following heg ll'saEas testimonials OF the eora-
ey 0. tlo-e eeic1'a" rms tar i1a care %" it*eF ON
Debility - aa,c been voluntarily given - medical
men Of the zrea;ct celebrity ia the N5rt,-
We. enc uajcr members al the Mati"al Faculty,
them in or tra lie, mo-. rlaerIy rceonucn8
fi.is~e 'a.e 9. g used.
Doctor EE.A iI.t., Doctor :. y. AFW AFTER
R-iLlNH%EI. - K. =, bEitEARD.
From Or. Eli Tad. President Medical Society
OF Connection, alI Principal OF the Insane Hospital
I,ar'to74, o@t'i >Fte"t1ef ;, l655
My personal aa1tan.e in DR.. Joseph Pie ticy Pc
ta-s' together h tie very Grorble impression his tai
ent and his etarte derived from hz friends have salts
fed wei! entitled the medical hanors he
received lab College, ana 4as the public may safely
fszsson.
P9rtsnzouth, ~, .4s4sstst I3tt, 1889
p3croa Par-as:-D Dear sir:--I should be glad if you
would send ne ~ next packet a s.y of your Pills as the
colo ,a-roose- ti, ~.antier Braudess and Esan's oils
ii the mars. hcn Brtaden aad EFans arst nitro
4o1>4 'Ae'' aii.-ce' '"@ i't''- on IN ~ 2"7' ~
''es ma 'S oc- USED '''- were ''' '' - Ns e4"' -
'oa6-' ,.,. -
by ''eI3n lac ABOVE 2 - ss,. W., o. g
lot -, ~, -, - -. - 20
Fff4ctoj @teff ff2i iiF +e"r'i - 54f q ifoStae"ce
~, II - Dt.t" mar - i'30'
es'I IS 3fs M eye 'e's a'G''t ana ra1'af''' me-
dt'le' >t'2e e'c1@ oeih- PROG i' ~ Ire ON " ito
4i'iy ',7''l '1 are 12f4ey superior - 4+se = i'.a
"t'1 % mormon . l Is \. y 30,
g.. r,, .lt--t'3 - =. .'oh' ! &c.
''@e pressure - t s''''''t 20 '"f e.
"ey % >1 e..' u, 'e.', '5 oe ' uS s'7''s"' ana
"a al 51ir.2'@- eia@itt'ns iF3ia INA. soat.e.
,. toI5s' F-4essi1tE' "5'o. II l IL Vi. -:
i~ttf4ft = !-5teF 2't -. 3t5.a 9''s@ffs' qfit1
.t,r "'..''s' ',l..-'z-sPI'' 1A'-'7' -1.i' ~.
Wy -A5+t ''Pe.,'eF s''c me 'lf "seaey OF your
o 's i3f ''17 IlsG' an leIt me Al
49, NJ " " - 80 - I.s 's I'm leu, NJ, '
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EEfNGIR, Cinnar:gn, Back Pepper, and A-splce,
Cloves, Nutmess, Mace. GiageT-root. Sal Soda,
Saorata Candles, Sau Backing, Ink, Family Groceries
and yaroue other a.ticles- red low for cash.
IRWIN REED 4 BROTHER.
August 8, 1910. 3i-tf
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NOTICE..

TO the Citizens of wayne County:
VIE undersigned being appointed COUNTY SUR
Z NEY OR, informs the Public that his oflce is
Richmond Robert MoErison's Buildng urtars aud that
peroI living distance. obain his services by
depositint lire in the Post Once directed him, at
Richmond stating therein, what place ne attend
do such service. and what public place IS
WILLIAM COX, Coanty SUrrftor.
N p. .7Hktas Of Coarepaset,g done By TIE subser,-
Der. neatly. aGiR on short notice. Na. Cox.
Richmond, Nov. p. 1899. 46
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O--S2 b WILL Ais
Y E>PECTFUILY requests all Indebted 20 him. to
make payment ne il very much in wan, Of CASH
al; this time.
q y. B. He has constantly on hand a. all times.
81 DDLES. BRIDES. HI R-NESS. UEIPS COL
L~3HS and SADDLE TREES; al 81 which he VII
sell fair AMI reasonable
RIcHNoxp, Jan. 1st, 1S40. If
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As the time for sailing i hand, take ta,s
tho3 inform public prepared t. take IL
Pa either lead foot, having arrangement 70 have
killed with despatch; tho=e Interested solicited -
-s cali. We propose paying fair prices i'll each Tor
hoss Pork Market opposite The Market
Ha.Ise. AQCILI.A JONES i SON
I1th 1Itl, 1910. 1910
n OEEcr.-ALL rERsoNs, knowing themselves
! = inla1tet H. l.. WethcsalI, for BLACKSMITH
ING, Note Book Account viii please pay
Edmund Evans & Son. who authorized
HENRY J.. " E.ItIEIsAI.D.
Ili-hfu,,d. Dec. l9th. lSt1 4gif
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TFaoai THE IxDIANA FARMER.
CHINESE AND OTHER CORN.

I canno, recoIiect that any notice has been ia
ken in the Indiana Farmer OF the merits OF tho
Chinese corn nor Of the comparative value ot
other kinds Of corn. have taken some pans to
investigate the properties Of such varieties az
were accessible 10 me; and | VIII now offer Inc
result Of my researches, for the consideration Of
others As to the Chinese corn, the reports
from the different parts Of the Union arc excee-
dinghy various, indeed they are coniTad.ctory.-
Spurious seed, difference Of climate and OF soil,
and Of cultivation, may have occasi1ned theSo
opposite results.
purchased Of Hugh Hamilton Of this city,
paper of Chinese prolific tree corn; and planted
eieh, grains in well MANFRED garden spot: the
remainder Of The corn gave to my tenant, with
the request that he would give 1t IL far trial on
nv farm. Tho following IS the result ot my eX-
pertinent:
l. Each grain, (thero but ono grain IN Il
hilI) produced from three 10 six stalks OF the $40
Of our best common corn.
q The suckers, us they called, were scarce
" disipguishahla from The central or main stalk.
g. Each stalk, (suckers incuded) produced one
and two
T. The cars varied from eight TO twelve inches
in length, being measured soon after they were
gathered; and contained ten, tEeiYe and fourteen
rows.
s. The corn ripenod one or two weeks sarlisr
than the comncn kind
g. The grains white, nearer circular than
any corn am acquainted with, and moro or less
nlnty.
| intended to have asrer.ained the exact pro-
duct Of the eight grains, IN weight and measure,
but when the corn was nearly ripe, the Nor
way rats clumb up tho stocks, and eating through
the huslis, destroy ed many fine from cad
to the other. a. it Isl must resort 10 calculation
Considering ) ears, rs tho average OF each grain,
wo have 10 ears from the eight grains; and allow
ing II rows TO each ear, and fifty grains IN row,
there will DO 600 grains each ear; this multi
piled by 10, the whole number Of oars, makes
$4,000 grains tho product of tho eight planted.
Five hundred grains, i found measured 10 ounces ::
tho 81, 900 grains, therefore, would make exactly
80 pints of shellod
As extraordinary the product of single
grain is, cannot, think, grant this corn the
pre-emnonce Il profitable crop, unless it viii
yield moro tn tho aero than other. Whether
it will thus surpass other varieties OF corn, may,
perhaps, be determined by the following cCmpaFi
son | took from The field, after the corn
shocked, of the bast grains of Chinese, Baden.
and Hackbury corn, II grains each; and
weighing each dozen, tho result stood thus:
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IMPORTANT DIScOvEgY-TI

dreciea 70 the leaicai advertisements az III iiaFcS
celebrated compound STRENGTHENING IoNIc, and GtEsAN
AFEEENT tiis, "A.eh are s15ic1e OF -eet Eatae =
me alteFed dsraSere1 by O. l. fI7r4IeA, ce4eEa1e pay
stefan ~ Att4osi Ite7la watch mas been used VITA IN
paEaAsied success 'ta'aE- is Ines eiae e
sisis g sNo As1 80 .ae lehman aeilt Az. nc ON
Poaai Strengthening l9n'e us They are eaea put up N
srati PACKS, ana s1oil o'a be US = eiesf pen
Those who 1T icted would do ~e 10 make fa
tas aTaa5le medcne, a sey never produce sickness
naassa 4le using. safe and eaectial rea1e ~ fer
DYSPEPSIA ar lNDlC'E~ ION aud all Stomach Cena-
plants; PAIN Sne SIDE Liver Complaints Loss OF ApRe-
Kite. F.atJess. Pap5:atou Of tire Heart General DeG
spa=no.e aaseoa i,hona, As''snas Consumption,
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RIcnEa ND HOTEL
IL g- - -La
Corner of Main and Marion Streets:)

.. 49,
Corner of Main and Marion stTeets;)
EU
ME Subscriber has saaen Tavern House tine
z Is Main and Marfoa streets. Rlcan5a5. In.
Vaeze he al eXer; hg1-ef render saose may
vor u1 vi,l teor comfortable possible Pro-
esss3as 81 themselves lsaa=s eTsgzn-
e gi eaieaso. e-ta5a character MS house bv
more substantial rec 7laggs tons.
FLEMING; WASSON.
November p. 1910. 37-:f
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IL grains Of Chinese, g2 gfs.
do Baden. 13 +"
do Hackbury, 50 -


which divided and multiplied as before, give "a
little more than 80
Rachberry-Again, granting stalks To hill
and to stak have IN each hill 2ll2
grains, which divided and multiplied as before,
gives over 334 QZs.
Thus il appears that if the Bfden corn can re
Gcclimdted, and II should not deteriorate, II viii
carry of the palm tor prnductiveness, otherwise,
the Chinese corn Will Justly claim a. There ~
ono other thing be considered in the compari-
son, and that is the quality Of the corn; whother
food for cattle, for domestic use, there any
material difference, which wouid turn the scale IN
favor Of ei;hsr variety, ! cannot decide Some
object TO tho Baden corn, on account Of the cars
setting SO high on the stalks. This Is reasona-
bio objection on the part of q short
| have ntimated tia; tho Baden corn not
adapted 10 this latitude 1t has been tried in this
neis hb0FhoOd by n number Of our farmers; and
thoy all agree in condemning 1t as late in ma
turing for our seasons. | must excep, myself,
however, though not farmer, from among those
who consider II unfit for our climate. From two
years experience with II, my farm, am inclt-
ned 10 think, that in good, warm soil, with
proper exposure and suitable care IN selecting The
earliest and best ears for seed, il can DO made
succeed: my second years growth Of it, Is eyi-
IDENTIFY better than The first, much, however, If
not all iaprov ement may be due to the fayorab!e-
ness Of the past season. in which my second crop
was cultivated. Let the of the corn ma
'u'h9 u'is year ac "a' ~ VIII, NY ihtShh3a ~
persevere in the cultivation Oft, until arrive
n, unwavcring decision in regard to lis adapt
bii,y to our latitude.
To return 10 tho Chinese corn: IT NAV not be
unintsresng, nor indeed uninsiruclive. 10 state
that several other indiv lduas this vicinity tri
cd this grain. this year. and TO show how various
isem nine the reports of these cuitiyaiors wead
be, will observe that nearly all of them failed To
succeed; one no planted in rich soil had
abundance OF suckers TO his stalks vet raised bat
little corn; another had single sucker to
any of MS stalks; and the produc, OF his solitary
stalks was poor; another had suckers enough:
but they were not Claturod, and Of course were
unproduc,ise; some of his were good some
better and some best. Now listen 10 the causes
OF failure: the first person. ignoran: of the man
nsr OF treating this grain, pulled off the suckers
as fast as they appeared, the second planted his
corn on stiff clay. with scarcely food enough in i,
TO support single stalk; the third used clayey
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aud Coosr6,,. sUrI 90. NJ, 'ul M Ia 'he TN
poiai, u he purse X the ssod IN as hands.
shich It OF the matn Obj 'ots OF the Wig
Triumph i'reser II sepHale.
The President say.,-aud this pant Of his Mes-
sage an,ids ns sincere sausiatlion,-th't a las
b, en- h,s "eoad jg,tahe and feasure" to concur"'lh
Congress. N al MEASURE --the Land Distribution bill
ul course acindrd-bnt tlis. Nc 81 I'd TIA thefe
lounj-t,on FOR the aIltgs1on hat he signed
the D,su,Lurion Bill reluctantly, and under The
pressure # circumstances, from tie force # winch
he could ut c,ttseae himstll. This is some allc.
walton of tie pam nd cleJ b, the veto; aud viii ia
he same csfent, dash the Jay ftlosc, ohio, .aking
no pains to Disguise ooaoeal her hostility to tie
GUaigr efd he peto yer make The SIR vocal with their
: out, .vef that IL omened paper,
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M cARI.>rr DISSOLVED

L''i'r' ir'm "ae Ion thai Mr. CrltenJcn Attorney
"'"'r7 anil NJ. LIVING, Secretary Of the Trrnsur
cd 'h' " as in The Cabinet Friday last and that Nrsrs.
be seortar, of VA. mud Badger Secretary OF The Navy
To- oWcd IA their footsteps day Mr.. Webster
and Mr. Granger yc remain the Cabinet We shall, how
csc drGoilr before paper goes
pres. which shall insert postscript
The National tneilgcneer desebes this rupture Of
H1tioa Cabinet The first uim OF the persons who have
engaged the laudnIle design breaking mp the Wing
parry nj lonst 81 separating The President from ""Thc
point nearest their hens have been get iii of
these srIlug patriots md soundbcndcd statesmen, whom
public sentiment mud his know hedge Of their merit ia.
duoed the lamened Harrison place charge Of sever
al bmnch's o the Executive Admnl-trniou.' We concur
with the lurllig'nref believing hat accomplishing TIN.
m-ohicf they could tufdy hive inflicted a more fatal IN
jury upon The common ~eat.
The question no" by whom They to be succeeded
Rnmor uamc- judge Abel T.. Upsl1nr rs prominent M m
Der Of the Adm'nsation-a deNte,ous foph.t who how'll
OF the Boston samp emily life and hn sin ever since
Di-unionl-t " no The be- we know not but if
the head is to be snmple Of The body the Cabinet wl
be constituted ofa o Wild and visionary Ab-trnctons.
sccndcnt' in roirs, the neg oil she practical Bean
nf theories viii to,m hr supple ofour Executive Reports,
while all the great Of The country will bee neglected
We shnll have m nee Of gold, raper-nnd age OFT
ron IN fact But We iofhcnt further comment now.
W Since the above written, have the follow.
ing somcw hal peeted notice Of cabinet Chnngc from
the NaIHpnan the Ectcatoe We take the liberty of
im''zme one or Two remarks, winch stke with some
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w. s, Bank sUPplemtta's dsS'R"meat.-Th's IN.
sinuion has made further assIg ,mehl 10 Messls.
Robertson, Ba,afd. Nrwbold Cope anu Taylor, 81
a | lands. leuene lis. goods, e.. &c. iesull. s to
sad institution ptiot 10 The ith INST.
IFmding up he Bank ia Michigan las ad,er-
tsed rs intention 10 wind up lis aliAts speedt, as
pnss.ble. II IS said 10 be The best bank IN that
state.
2eanfylraaia Jobacco The Harrisburg IulelIl.
PeuGtr that There two hundred acres OF to
batcO land Ia culiyaIon III York County. DUNG
the present season.
Letters from Bishop Ne ,de A .sisant b shop ol
the Proieslapl Episcopal Church of Virginia. win
Is now trav ling Ia England, lave been received.
Weiegiel Team thai h health has not nalesIal,
Improved though we sce by HE English papers inAl
be Oceasiona !, ofiICiai"s III The Church,s Ia that
soBnrry. u shop Meade Is exptcted 10 embark
iiom England on has reluIn home the last oil thus
NINTH.
ehIonu..Anf.to Cen Hrrison The Wings uf w ash
ingioo county. Mar, ls"d are soon IL commence
The eIsciion al - bouum,eur TO General Harrison.
the summit ii se Southern Mountain. adjoining
the Bsek Rock. opposite Hagersown. The Mnn
ua,eni Is Ia be the woikmanshp OF their own hands.
aud ahbou ia fouRh IN is structure Will be durable.
isto be bnsll oil so1e, fifty feet high upon CO.
finhisD base II t~eai, ieei, aud ms lowering To-
".l be seen d the distance VI III T., miles.