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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08
Sheriff s Sale.

1Y virtu, execution to me directed, from the
Wayne Circuit Court, viii expose Pa0iic sale at
the Court Centrsvile, Wayne county, lndI-
ana the 18th day of July. 1913, the hours
10 O'Clock, and O'Clock, T. 81 said day, the
following property, to-wit; -,
Certain parcels Of EroJni situated IL Wayne
county Indiana, ami known by tbs following descriptions
toxlt Thirteen the south corner 81 the
following described OF land, to-w: part OF tho
southeast quarter No thirtyhve. AMI small
part southwest quarter of section No thiFy SIX
township No fourteen, west OF meridian iIhe
drawn from tbs mouth Of the Great Miami River, ana
bounded az follows to-t Beginning the centre OF sec
thv-ge. running thence east one hundred ahd twenty
$40 stake thence south thirty degrees
links buckeye thence on the same
percnes and 40 to the section me
dos,.s nineteen perche ana DIV
stake south perches to STAKE on the
north side Cumberland Road; thence south eignty-
degrees along the north side OF sad road e NY
$40 post front Of tho trtk h5use
thence eishtyseven aud onehaf degrees, san
along sail road ninety perche7 5-lO tn
a stake north hundred and FIVE pefchc' and
40 place beganiHs~atd Itteen res To ifhni
thirty perches C1ntbe fland Road Also. part Of
the plat OF part Of tao cry 81
Richmond, laid BY john Smith, by nIn5ef Ave, 1ai
bounded follows, Beginning fea street at the
said lot; running thence east along an
aliey) thence north a,rty feet eight III
north 10 feet 81 feet Pearl street, thsnce
SAID fifty feet SIX Inches 70 the place
OF beginning rakon the property Of John smith, to
s,t,lv an Execution n favor Of William Addeman.
UTLLL4.H B.qKEI, .SLeriG, ~. c.
I,3, 26ts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08

ME partnership exisn. between the undersigned will
ceuse, by mutual consent, the 6ft day of 9th
NJ (Septcmber)
As intention of J. l.. PeTee from
of few weeks, all persons indebted
requested to make immediate settlement
otherwise and those having demands against the
frn retiring partner viii please present them
mediately for settlement J r PLUNMER,
9TH mo. Sin, 1913. (2S 80 ]. l.. PIERCE
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State Of Indiana, Jay County, to 'rit
Jay Probate Court. Term of August.

Phebe n Chandler, widow of Goldsmith ! Petition for
Chandler. deceased, vs.. Special
John c. Chandler, Benjamin L. Chandler, : Assignment
Benjamin F. Davis, Il Ruth Jane Davis, Of
and Amanda Ann Newport, Heirs o! said Dowcr
Goldsmith
ME above named heirs hereby informed that
Both day of june, 1913, the said Phebe N Chan
d!er, fled her petition the said Court. The object and
PRAYER of obtain order special assign
OF SAL Goldsmith Chandler, deceased, following Real
ton &c. township IL, range G. the quarter
and of section 3, township 3d. north of
range H. east half Of southeast quarter of
ton 10 and half of quarter section l3
township 2 north range H. the souhwest quarter
of section :, aud quarter Of session =, township
49, north range - east; north half and the south
quarter %, township "a, north of range IL,
east: half of half Of northeast quarter of
section q township %. north Of 2 east;
west quarter 3d. township 81 RoIth of range II,
east: so Lots 10 block No 6, and Lots g Q,
and II in bieck No 3 OF Camden The fol-
lowing parcel # land o-wi: Commencin. rods 3rth of
northwest conner Lot No l. il block No /, Camden;
thence north rods line; thence IL rods;
Also the following tract, (wh exeePtons) to-sit Begin
81 township a range II, east thence
Inks thence u and 10 Inks thence north
81 deg and links; thence north chain and
50 links beginnins-on WHICH are situated Ton
ard and Mansion House.
PHEBE y. CHANDLER, Widow,
By \. HAWKINS, her Any
Attest: c Hanna. Clerk c
jay /, 1913 (Pr's fee s4-Paid So $3.50
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GREAT BARGAINS
y r w GOO ID = i!i
CHEAPER THAN EVER!
= Q Z g II . z L W 5 9

las Iu.t received and opening large n--oft-
meat Of SPRING aud SUMNER GOODS, select
by Phiiade phia which he offers for u ie Al
low prices Tsy consist, part. o. the following
articles: Co:h Ia smeres. SatIhett=, Jeans. tacoe-
Mancheser CHAINS, Mousin de LANES, Lawns iarees
Afpacha Lustefs, Irish Popns. Grape de Ivu, Dfess S@=
Bonnet Skz great variety OF Shals. Sin Cause, Gea
cinett Grape Ribbons. Laces Edgings. Pic Nc and Plain
six Gloves, Cotton do Hosiery Umbrellas PaFaso-s: *
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08

Nmnb,r OF white males IN the CITY ct
Cincinnati, May lst, 1913, over tho
,,noI1I 10 49,
R,uo of white males to population l to
e. (lccordrng to Auditor OF States
cAtculntron, } which would g''o as the -,..
topniation of the city. lst May, lSi@, o+,ouo
WI to males over II years of age Ia
Hamilton County, May lst, lSl3, lS,loo
Whole population OF the County, i'a'iV
Cincinnati GI.Ctte.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08

It's stated by eminent medical men, ,hat
Al least one-third Of the children IN the
United States die from tecthing ana DIS
eases caused thereby.
The passage Of the Teeth through mo
gums. produces dangerous and trouble
come symptoms. 1t is known by mothers
that there Is great irritation IN the mouth
and gums during this process Inc gums
sxy.IJ the secretion of saliva - increased,
the child Is seized with frequent and sud
den fat. of crying, watching, starting IN me
sleep, and spasms OF peculiar PARIS 'I'I
child ghrieks with extreme violence "iid
thrusts its finger. into It's NOUN. - i -
precursory symptoms are not si'et e;.-ly.
feviated. spasmodic CONFUSION. uf'' s'i al
II sl1ueryene. and soon cause me "ts7Dl
,3or r. the infant This Iniaii!oie TtHhtdy
hsy preserved thousands Of Children "leh
.bo,ICrh. mast recovery, from conVuislons
a. 1oon as the "Oriental Drop" are rub
be3 on the gums, the child viii recover
This preparation Is SO innocent, 50 eii1ca,
cious. and so pleasant, that no cliid VIM
refuse to let its gums be rubbed with H.
When infant. are atthe age ofiour months,
though there IS no appearance OF teeth,
one bottle should be used on the gums, 10
omen the pores. Parents should never De
without this remedy in the nursery where
there are Young children; for 1t chiid
wakes in the night with pains IN the guns,
it Immediately gives ease by opening 70
nore,. and healing the gums; thefeOy
preventing Commissions, feSe1s, uc'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08
CASH FOR WOOL.

TEEiiE highest market price will be paid iii Cash for
i every description of WOOL. delivered a store,
west side OF Main street. Cincinna H. Ohio.
MULLER & McCULLOUoH.
Jufy 3. lS43 tsaz 81 2--3m
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RICHMOND WeOLLEss FACTORY.

ME subscriber having commenced tae manufacturing
business the ABOVE mentioned p aee ne Is 2tspa-
NELS BLANKETS, >ATTIEETTS and JEANS, e.
Their BY the shares, terms sutf9 - te
times He hand good assortment Of te above
named goods which he 3 willing 70 exchange fer 90 u
other produce He viii also Card Wool, Foil and Df%
Cloth for those him with theiF custom a. me
prices, ani hopes that By strict attention "
ness to give general satisfaction -,,-.- t-t>-r.
No., -. - 1eg3 I4-a
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SHOES. ECENETS, PALM LEAF HATS
Hardware. 0UeeEsV.Hrc, ErOEa,

GROCERIES,, CASTINGS, NAILS, 30. &c.
Having purchased his GOODS Cash. he l. able and
viii cheap they 5e so.f wet Of the
mountains Those wishing purchase t. sell again va
find il to their advantage give him call he Wiz sell
them "a cheap they be purchased III Cincinnati.
Richmund AprIi -, 1913. I-L
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08

ME undersigned has opened IL the MORRISON building
d and splendid assortment Of
BOOTS S SLD-&S9
embracing every article in line. His sock
made uD under hs inspection AMI direction and
purchased il the sale oes, he
offering them tine public.
Ills t.rs are low Wholesale retail,
enectfy merchants his stock,
long experience i'll business and arrangements the
East i'll enable him supply them, as low any esab
shment West. Country produce will be taken in
exchange for articles his line tic hand aud
for sale all kinds of SHOE FINDINGS, PALM LEAF
HATS, &c. &c.
LUKE LEAGUE
Ef,hr,o,5 r,Iy 9Th 1919 2S-3w
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, EAIAININCf IN the Post 0fice at Richmond, lad
= on The l-t of IN mo-. (July) lS43, which, II no.
ken out before the lar OF loan (oct,3 1915 wall Dc
NJ the GeEs5al Post o14ce as DEAD LkF1Ei's.
ldenJ L. Lewis Esqr.-
lberson Ell IlImbacker Ii.
lbertsoa Mr.. Lamb Ph'neas
Itler George Lewis Naihan3ei
ass Mrs c. lawson John l.
radbury Thomas Norman Henry
aitersbv Albert > Moore Jno. L.
ovd d. r. Mills is1ac
eli Henry Moftass James Jr.
4bcock Miss Juli. ..nnIorrIs 5. c.
n,k John Miller Mary
arms Sarah Messick David
card VIM Moore Mss Lear
eeson SoPhronia Administrator ct An
arker Francis NJ, thony Iou'hs
ain John Mostly Miss Virginia c.
rev Henry l. J.Maginnus
uthbertson Miss Ann EMcC"y ID.
asev Nelus Mckee Reuben
oner Amos MCKEE High q.
ammack William Newport David
lark Daniel Meeting WIN. {German)
onkle Georoe Old VI. p.
eryer Justus NJ. Pile Miss Charlotte
ole Joseph Price William
rev & Cook Peck Vim. \.
raj, Thomas Parsons William
,ckinson Isaac Prentice William ?.
unman Mary Ann foss Isaac
lyen Thomas Roney James
erickson Mary Aun Roberts Isaac
ckiqson S ,lomon Reid Daniel
nv Amos Reading james
ogle Jacob Reeves John
lerninp Samuel R9senbaum s Wander.
uiter Jufa Ann went
raham Mr.. Smuh OrIen
reer Caldwell Smith John :
reer VIM Stnrdevant Charles
ordon Iarkin Tay lor James NJ.
[armon William Thomas Addison
Lolmes VIM. H. Thompson Mary
arris Nathan Thompson James
ant Smith underworld Lewis
-arris Mr. WATSON Esther
-arvey Charles Wright E0os Is.
ones Humphrey woodruff Israel
ones Nancy "nsson James
mes J. NJ Wood Ben amin
1nes f. f. Ward Daniel
ing James ward MI j.
i,ssImsn D.nielG Williamson Joseph
ewiS Nathan Ward 4 bert
FPS JOSEPH 1ancey Waiter.
f-Persops calm. Tor any of the above letters, viii
remind US that they ars advertised
- 30 ACHILLES it'hlANi7' l. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08

AS0TUER REBELLION IN canada ht '0"~
;oo article IN the last Montreal Hera!d(2lth INST
contains Startling news Of another contemplated
,sbelion in Csnada. The article IS follows:
Organization of Another Rebellion WI ME the
L.oyal,sts are counseed by their rulers 10 'oige'
and forgive while the PaTticipa'ors 20 me ia'e re-
bsilioos are raised 10 the seat OF power, aho no
means le(, untried to quench the sPIrit oil ioyay
IN the hearts Of the Brush populatioh' announcer
.ahstI,on IS organizing 10 the midst OF us. start
I;oo az the assertion may appear, ana Wen So
ybe, the French Canadians have had fdVors
be,oed mon them at the expense OF the thofe de-
.o,ying Colonists of other ongins, 1t IS no less
true. ,l;.
Of Cavalry have been mancHuvering N the neigh
borhood Of ST.. Philips every Sunday, mounting
and dsmounliug, charging IN squadrons, and g.
,,o through all The evuutlons Of regular troops al
the word Of command.
On Sunday last body OF Infantry was seen by
some officers Of high standing, drilling upon 'he
north bank Of the ST. Lawrence some miles oeio"
Montreal Some were armed win fnnshe'@,
o,,ers with flsees, and many had shot belts and
,o.de, horns slunc across their shoulders. They
warn commanded by ono who carried Il ORA "n
sword in his hand which he waved above his head
when giving The word Of command. The men -
reared to be toeraby disciplined, marching and
going through their exercise, tfIpg IN companies
Sc, with great s'eadiness
MEETINGS are being frequently held 10 Montreal,
which are largely attended by the French Cana~
daus and secret societies, having tor their OBJECT
the dls memhermont Of CacAda from the mother
country prevait throughout the French districts
Outwardly all seems peace, but mischief Is brew
inc rapidIy-the British Government has been
warned, let it beware.
A HINT Mr. Estnbrook, formerly clergyman
of A,ho 10 this county, was well known Tor Ms
voooish turn of mind less than FIR fefrent
unaffected piety and genuine boneVo}ence. ih'Te
,re rn,uy anecdotes connected with bis long MN
isity-and he died AT very advanced age" hcii
nre well worth preserving. Towards the last OF
ms lie a propositio was made ~ the parleh--"r
salary to an amount corresponding with the IN
creased expenses OF living and the increased wealth
of tho society The motion was In d tar way OF
n,ssing when, 10 The surprise OF every one. the
aid ocntIeman rose and begging his friends not 10
vo,e n larger sum for him. lie asked IT rs "A favor
of ,hs parish. Some one inquired II 1t "a9 not
NE as had been stated that the present salary
was insufficient for his support. Mr- E'taor7oK
admitted this but begged that thoy wond not vote
hin a larger sum. His friends pressed around
hun TO inqnire The reason, which he declared pc
caltar and Of rather Il private nature On beng
nressed however. he stated his indpccmeat to the
course he had taken. lie declared that he was
appased 10 voting any niore money, because 1t
,rs SO difficult to get fcat had formerly been ro'ed!
The people were set into a roar OF laught"r--'ho
increase was voted, and, what was better, promptly
glgLi Barre Ga=eHc.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08

THE Press ~ DESMARK--TORTURISG An EDI>
TOR --FR.SKFJRT, MAY "a transaction scarce
Nv credible has recently taken place al Copenha-
yen. The ancient Danish laws for regulating
criminals processes authorize the Judge, when
there are strong presumptions against the accused.
to nflct different kinds Of torture 10 produce con-
fession Two modes of torture arc still retained
in the laws: l. Lashes on the naked hack with
scourge having knots or pieces OF lead al its ENDS
2. Solitary Imprisonment In a dark dungeon Tor
three days, and bread and water. On every fourth
day the accused is placed in q cell INTO which the
ligh! is ADMITTED, and then be receives the food
commonly allowed to prisoners. Ials unheard-ot
proceeding has been reserved for the present tune
Herr Hansen, editor Of The daily paper called
Facdrenelander, which is published IN Copenha~
gen. inserted in August last an article on the debt
Of the country. Two censers had allowed this ar
ticle TO pass, and it was quite forgotten by the
public; However al the beginning of last month
The Danish Chancery ordered prosecution.
Hansen was brought before Judge Gudenro'h !,
who ordered him 10 explain the meaning OF The
article The editor replied that he did not recol
Iect the circumstances which had induced him TO
write il, nor The ideas which wero then passing
IN his mind The Judge insisted upon explana-
tons and as he did not obtain them, he ordered
the unfortunate journalist TO the dungeon, on
bread and water. After being forty eight hours
in prison, he attacked by violent colo and
vomiting. He then wrote to the Judge that he
required Of him, bu! condition that his protest
against the proceedings should be entered upon
the minutes Of his examination. This was agreed
TO- and after al examination, which turned upon
matters quite Insignificant he was set liberty
The unfortunate man has ADDRESSED remons'rance
to the King, which mas been referred to Coau
/ ell Of State.
Precautions against Ere IN fasian piliagc,
Ia many Of the villages 10 RUSSIA every house
has small board affixed TO it on which IS painted
il number, nod under The number Is h,ore OF some
implement useful at & fire: on IS drawn
bucket, On another al axe, on thud a ladder, or
Il pole with hook at the end, for pulling down
Burning thatch or Fafters. The moment the fire IS
discovered III the village, the inhab'tan Of every
house Is bound II appear WIKI the imp!e cats
depicted outside his door, and there AFRO various
regulations for keeping order. such the appoint
ing one n3n OUT 81 a certain numbe5 to be captain
IF the gang. II IS the daty Of tho balF Of the
village to that these arrangements are carried
into effect.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08

MANUFACTURES IN NORTH CARoLISA.--A com
p'e:e revolution IN the trade in Cotton Yarns has
been effected in \. Carolina within few years
that State
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08

Gotten ~ n cheap but neat siyle, eub-1-
eng gone cg The h-s, f-'fc-s cz'a0'.
Err sale - Tho HOOK STORE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08

SAssArEA5 NEAD This IL q very pleasant,
wholesome. and heap beverage IN warm weather
Mix gradually wilh tso quarts Of boiling water,
three pounds and hrIf of good West India moas
SEES, and quarter Of a pound of tartaFic acid.
Sur il well and when COOL strain II into largo
ing pan; then mix in Il quarter OF an ounce OF
essence of sassa:rus. Transfer II To clean bottles
Ut viii fiji about a half dazsn.f cork il tightly.
and keep II IN Il cool place. Have ready ii box
Of soda, TO use with II.
To prepare Il glass oft for drinking, pour little
Of the mead into lumber, STIR INTO II small
qlantitv of soda. add sufficient ce-water to half
fiji the glass Give it stir, and i will immedl
atoiy foam up to The top.
II Is unnecessary to say tina; the tariarlc aa'd,
The essence Of Sassarls and the carbonate of soda
arc to be obtuino cd from The druggist.
Hiss Leslie.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08

io,..t,ogo vor the B,ston Mercantile I1urual
,,cva rested Oh the following slug lIar ad'criIse-
..Ncw drama lie porfcrmed'
Tn, learned blacksmith, E,Ihn Blrritt his
sruily consented 10 make his first appearance III
R,.tor ON the stage Of the Trcmant theatre, OH
Monday evening, 2jth instant, and the following
evenings and will perform tho part al delivering
tarco lectures The entire net proceeds u be Mp
oron,i,,ed towards the cost of remade!'ing th'
,uside or tho theatre for place OF religious woF-
shin The services will bs opened by singing an
.r,,inal bymn to tho tuno OF Old li1ndrcd-'
Petty well tia, for moral and sober Boston,
whcro whllom man burst not klss his we On
sundays Oh immortal humbug! thou mighty
lover BY which charlaiaus grow fich, ana ihPu>
dcucc and ignorance flourish.
New II,MrsHIRE PENITENrIARy.-Ih report
Of The warden of the New Hampshire prison 10
the LEGISLATURE, states the number OF conNicis IN
The establishment nj preseu, 10 he ninety nlne
The income during the last year has been 81
iS5 and the expenses S6,i31-leaylng surplus
income Of 70S dollars.
ANJTScoMu,S IScIpENr-On Sunday morning.
saws the Dubuque Express Of the llth INST, while
the steamboat Rapids was lying at on. landing
working of steam, a wild pigeon flaw directly
ovsr the scape Pipe rst after the puff had blown
oil, when the air partially returning, drew the
pigeon nto the pipe. and down into tho valve, so
that il became closed. From this position II could
no, be dislodged till the scaPe-plps was unscrewed
and taken off Several persons on the landing
saw tho bird ly IN. and the cause Of The difficulty
thus became immediately known, otherwise il is
possible that an explosion might have been the
consequence.
PARpoNEp-An order was received IN New
Orleans on the 18th inst. directed to A. Sidney
Robertson u. S. Marshall, from the President,
announcing the pardon and directing the release
of Raphael Casanova, under sentence OF three
years Imprisonment IN the parish prisod and fine
Of $1,000, and Imprisonment till the fine be pad.
for Introducing and selling slave in contraven>
sion of the laws OF Louisiana. Casanova was i'm.
prisoned about two years since. lie has been set
a, liberty.
J. G. Birnev declines being the Abolition cam
dIdate for the Presidency a, the coming election.
Ths seeds of plants are their eggs. a
flower produces 1000 poppy, COO, a tobacco
plant, 800 900, or 100000 and spcntwcrt, 600.
900,
Tho President, visit 10 Nsw York COS, tie
siiy $4,000.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08

GEnRGIA.-Wc learn from MIl.ed sevIlle, that
the Hon. George w. Crawford, of Richmond,
was nominated Oy reclamation the Wing can
dda,e for governor. the goth ult.
A. II. Stevens, Esq, of Taaerro, received the
nomination for Congress.
We understand that the second day, two
hundred and seventy-sx Delegates were present.
The Cony ention characterized by the most
perfect unaEimiiy and good feeling.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08

In !,.ktng over the Boston Mercantile ionrn'i,
,,fcve rested OK the following slug liar ad'erHse-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08

For ale I (tre
iics~ans, IiIe 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08

BLACK ToNGUE.-Ihis fr1ghliul disease contln-
ues prevail IN the back portions OF thus county.
It's attacks are numerous and fatal, although II
spreads but little, having been confined to the
section which 1t prevails for the past four
months. IL had at time reached Hartford,
within eight miles OF TVS, and its attacks there gen
orally prove fatal. We have heard ofn cases
nearer than that, ofany along tho river either
above or below us.-Indidna Blade.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08

ed and the Reformed Presbyterian Churches Of
tho United States, have taken measures to unite,
under tho designation Of the United Presby terrain
Church IN North America. They TO meet +,
by their representatives.. III AIiegbanv City, hear
PITTSBURGH on the ri Tuesday IN May next, to
adupt form of government. book Of pine, &c.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08

DENAININCs in the Post Ofics Richmond, Ind,
~ on The l., of IN mo-. (Juy) lS43, which, II not
taken cut before the loan (0ct1 ie43 Wal be
sen, 70 he GeE.-aI Posi- Once nEAD LELL Is.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08

Why is m editor like 4 heu9 Ans Because
he scratches Cor living
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q u u y
Epsyce for. tie .NOfkPr.
orIFT AND ROSY HEALTH FOR THE CHILD.
GOLDEN ORIENTAL DROPS.
TO PARENTS AND HURsEs.

frr-7-For tie relief + Children ruling teeth.-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08

II is said that lime ligtly strewed upon turniC
inst up, before the dew IS off she ground IN III
nothing, preserves the plant, from the fly.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08
NOV ELS.

Attest: c Hama. Clerk P {
JAY T., 1913 (Pr's fee St-paid So
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-19

0 ,c hundred and 1--WE, one hundred and nine, one
hundred aud lhiItesn. hundred and seventeen
ne hundred aud twenty one, and one hundred and
twenty ise .. Iepr rented ulon he plan Of The sad
,ow H. prepared by the Surveyor General Of the Ter
rito,y Of Florida.
The sale will be kept open for two weeks (uuess
the Io. are sooner disposed OF and longer; aud M
priv ate entry Of any lot, offered, will be admitted
until after The expiration Of the two weeks
Given under n,y hand al the City OF Washington
this eighth day Of June, Ammo Domlni 1873
JOHN TYLER.
By the President:
Tho. ii. BLAKE,
Conmissioner Of the General Land OGes