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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

these buyers-.ho purchaser OF t1o broadclo.h
or the subscriber to the nows?apor-a patron 70
either the merchant or 10 the publisher! Which
are the benefited partics1 Cer.anly not the SCI
lcrs. The farmer, the blacksmith. the shoenl1-
llcr. and al others who give Of the fruits of their
labor full equivalent for tho amount received.
are much patrons as those who buy. The ap-
peal for public patronage erroneausiy embod-
led 10 advertisements is IN exceeding bad taste.
to say nothing of the argument which the appeal
in reality raises against the advertiser. No pat
rom ge can be conferred where full and fair
equivalent passes between buyer ani seller. and
he who is thankful for past patronage" or who
'.solicits the public patronage, IN reality &C.
ltnowlcdges I'm, he has been receiving moro than
his commodities were worth. desires the OPP
por,unity 70 do 50. little more independence
IN this respect, we think would comport mora with
the dignity OF trade and the interests Of the com
mnnity.
If sellers Of commodities and publishers of
newspapers. instead Of 50 much soliciting OF
'.patroDage," as they term i. would make their
several wares and their newspapers worth moro
10 the buyer han the money paid for them, they
would be offering a much substantial IN
ducemens for an increased business than by any
huniliating appeal for ''p2tronaga.' The news-
paper fraternity, in particular, under no OBJ
legation for .'patronage the poorest paper IN the
country that we know Of boing worth twice the
amount charged for it. A forciblo anccdoto on
of properly stimulating tho PRIDE and lndepen-
dcncc Of publishers and editors. will hero re-
late It, Not long after Franklin had commenced
editing newspaper, he noticed with consldera-
bic freedom tho public conduct Of one or two IN
fluon.ial persons of Philadelphia This clrcum-
stance was regarded by some Of his readers with
disapprobat ion and induced one Of them to con-
vev to Franklin the opinions OF his friends with
regard to it. The doctor listened with patience
tbs reproof and begged the favor of his friends
company al supper, on an evening which ne
named. at the timo requesting that the
other gentlemen who were dissatisfied with HIM
should attond. The doctor received his guests
cordially. when his editorial conduct was canvas
Sod and some advice given. Supper was at last
announced and the guests wero invited to an ad-
Joining room. The table only supplied with
two putdings. and stone pitcher, filled with
water. All wore helped, whom 1t was discover
cd mono could cat but the doctor. He parto Ok
freely Of tho pudding and urged his friends TO do
the same: but it out of the qucst'on-they
/ osied and tried i'll vain. When their host 81"
/ the difficulty uDconquerab,e. he thus good
| ma turcdiy addressed them: my friends, any one
W no ban subsst on saw-dust padding and water
! rs can. needs mans PAIRoNAGE. IL.
Dollar Newspaper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
Horrible Occupation.

A LONDON paper Of Fobru1ry , III relates the
particulars Of police invests CATION. from which
It appears that the keeper of small bnrying
ground had been in tho habit Of disiDtorrng boz
dies and burning them, to make room for other in
tcrmonts! Tho atmosphere in tho vicinity had
boon rendered ntocrablo. The dismal. work of
combustion had usually been commenced about
II o'clock in the evening. and continued through
tho night. Witnesses testified that tho practice
had been to disin.er the bodies after two three
days, and chop thcm up and burn thcm.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

SOMETHING PEETrY.-'rho New Haven Cor.-
rior says-a Of wit bong asked what pleas
uro no could find III tho company Of a pretty
woman, who was a loluacious ssnPcton? replied.
4 love TO sec her TALK This recalls TO our mind
fact, which happened ia one Of our pub'ic
schools, not long ago. boy about seven years
old was called up and logged by the toac,.er, for
squeezing little girls hand. After the punish
mont was inflicted he asked why no did it.
fic replied, 1t looked so pretty could not help
IT, Did no. the teacher deserve logging for
Furnishing the boy!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
Doctor Walter z. WauOstr0fchtS'
Jan. "a, 1874.
Aromatic Emenagogue PILL 70

THIS pill b. the experience Of has been proved 70
be the plus uIra nf medical preparations i ne cec
orated himself cured l3,Voe eases al
pressed sickness and other diseases incident
females. having used the exclusion of
other remedy such diseases, during continued practice
of nearly so years wthou, solitary instance Of failure.
used according 70 the directions They hss in
sroduced tn. continent in 1919. by DR. Thomas PHILIPPE.
OF NewbuTgh. New York he having obtained the formula
for preparing them from DR.. Wanostrotchtz himself
They have then been used extensively turnout
Of the States, and the - through
satisfied of their eaessiy challenges
world TO produce medicine form thar will Prove
su?erior in resvng the Affections of offering woman.
Fo. safe Mt the BOOK STORE.
January "a, lolJ. 4y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
HariinS's New Patent Gun.

Mr.. Harding, gun mal,or. Great Queen street.
London. has patented Gun for sporting and
military purposes. in which, by particular mo-
dilication. the power Is very greatly increased );
tho powder in the patent gun s ignited backwards,
and being thus completely consumed. exerts a far
greater power than when fired in the ordinary
way. a gun this principle will. at 40 yards,
drive shot through = sheets Of brown paper.
while 10 sheets arc regarded the standa I'd test
of strength BY the best makers of the present
dav There arc other minor advantages-a
greatly increased quickness of firing, almost
marked over the present gun as between the per-
cussion cap and :hc flint and steel.-Mr. Harding
has adopted now primer. which. resting nearly
direct upon the barrel. removes a great fault of
the present cap, the constant fracture of the nip
pie from the continued percussion to which it is
necessarily submitted. while the loading appears
even more oasy.-Poiy technic Review.
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w. H.. o AvI S,
OF COLUMBUS. OHIO,
RESIDENT SURGEON AND MIX iIANICA Al


VX@OJID into.n the Ladies ari Gcntemea OF this
w ci;y aud the surrounding and country. that
Intends makiag Richmond has permanent residence anf
prepared all orders IN
and UPON
THE rRINCiPLks
TEE II. from fall inserted GOLD PLATE
tnoa tbs principle of ATM1sPuERIc PREssURE.
Having al the important Inventions ~ the ART OF
Plate ans rhich enables him to war
Pa a the purposes OF mas
in poir, durability neatness OF TT and ell
OF fas, equal superior. ID any other manu-
faciuie.
EXPOSED NERVES destroyed 'riE.om pain, by
single application Diseases If the teeth cuset eeth
ed every instance without pa ~ e!eansed and
pivots. and WARRANTED PERMANENT.
TIVE bes, of reference can be given, If fesiied
CHARGES so moderate that Dental operations
ire placed within the means of every person.
The Public nv.tei 70 call ant examine specimens al
his Office.
GToFFICE at james iIunnicuti's. on Aiain 81.
Richn1oa ID, Dec. 9Th, 1914. So
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
DIR. ROGERS, CoaIpuUND SYRUP OF
4 iycryVOFt and Tar.
y safe and certain for Consumption Of the
Lungs, Splitting Of Blood, Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Pam N the Side, Bronchitis.
Whooping Cough. and all Pu'mo-
unrY ! factions.

y the whole catalogue Of remedies for Pulmonary Adee-
tio4s ersaly kaD~n an1 whose viz
thoroughly tested ms lax, every
knows Tarwater and purgatons among the
remedies for colds coughs &c and To confirm
this opinion prevalent unscienuhc people
authority OF the eminent professors OF medi
cine Tic celebrated DR.. Buchan. Of England, has
po, it successfully for years. DR. irhoa emnen,
Physician Of Petesbursa highly recommends teatnen,
Tar primo paily employed, but il is unnecessA
dwell this suiec TACT exPatinte at all
on the rdicIne, II be remarked. how
ever preparation the result Of years Of patient
I4baTed extensive practice, and fur
thermore. embodied the remedies employed
celebrated DIR Cooper. who, during twelve OF
practice whrh ne tea!ed great nunosr OF
cases Of Consumption, d lose siaglc patient,
reference statement that effect pub
shcd by him short time IL being generally
Gerstood and admitted that for Consumption, Iar
is equal in the LIST OF known substances, viii
briefly the that Iver.vort the other
this preparation, known be equally
acious in relieving the primary AMI mder stages Of
disease rad il conclusion be added thss
the skill and oeen exercised in preparing
make il concentrated possible, by
retaining ONLY The properties OF the several ingrc
and tie proportions nave beeh adjusted ard the
position esc .e iia s:Gct reference ;er cheGca
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

A SOUND NIND A RARE THING.-s'I once saw
snys Mr. Coci this subject forcibly illustrated.
a matchmaker told mo that gentleman bad put
exquisite watch into his hands that went ire
guarly. 1t was perfect piece OF work
was over made. He took It to pieces ani put it
together again twenty limos. No manner Of
defect was to be discovered, md yet tho watch
went intolccablv. At last it struck him tia.
possibly tho balance wheel might have been near
aamngue.. On APPLYING needle to it he found
his suspicion true. The steel work in the other
parts of tho watch went we'll as possible with
now wheel. If tho soundest mind be magnetzed
by any production, 1t must act irrcgularly.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

RED RIVER RAFT.-A letter dated .Iiead of
the Raft, Feb. 20,h.'' published in the Caddo Ga
zotte furnishes tho welcome Intelligence tina: tho
through tho Raft after great exertons. The
Raft. was about 1900 yards in length when the
first boat commenced pulling at it.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
OIL MILL FOR RENT.
SHERIFFS SALE.

nI viftus OF a decree ani execution directed.
1 from Wayne Circuit Court will pub
lie sale the door in Cen,reviie, Wayne
Indiana, the 30th day Of April. 1915, between the
% O'Clock, and four O'clock M said
day, ths following proper to-wit:
A certain parcel of lana situate the city OF
Richmon3. Wayne county, Indiana. and known by being
10 numbered sixyeven. (6 that part of said city
laid of by Charles wiki appufsBances, and
bounded the north thirvthree feet wde
by six,y-eighs, (6sJ south by
ot numbered sixty six 600 aud by Fourth
III SAID city
decree and execution in favor Daniel Miller and
John Caper- DAVID GENTRY, ST. w. C.
Apr! TN, l54J, s. l5ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

PENsloNs.-There is ono act for which Con-
gross always deserves the highest honor. 1t is
the pension act to old soldiers and widows. An
nually tho list must decrease. but it is sacred
debt which the people most literally recognise.
The appropriation for the ensuing year is for re-
volutionary pensioners under act of 18th March,
ISIS, SlS6.2oO; invalid pensions, 5 lSi,s0O. wild
ows and orphans under &c. of July 4, 1918, and
supplementary act. SlS0.OOO widows undor act
Of 18th of Juno. 1874, s .696; half pay pensions
to widows and orphans. 81 ,503; arrcaragos, ST.
wy; deficiencies of last appropriations, $500
ooo-total. S2,2oi ,0OO.
Inc Dorr party at Rhode Island have de-
termined to go into the election this spring, upon
mo issue of tho unconditional liberation of the
incarcorated leader.
After hypocritcs. the creates: dupes the devil
mas, are those who exhaust an anxious existence
IN the dsaPpoInimen,s and vexatons of business,
ana 1.-Two miscraby and moanly only to dio mag
nlhcently and rich.
M'ssoURI-A bill authorizing the State Treas
usor to loan the canal and road fund. which has
passed tho Senate. has beon amended IN the
rouse by adding a clause requiring him to re-
ee'vo from the Treasurer of the L. S. the S2l 900
30 winch the State IS entitled under the dis.r bu-
ton law
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09

DiED.---on the 3lst uIi, MART ia HUBBARD,
of Jeremiah Hubbard, Of this place, the GA
year al her age.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
CERUEfC17ES.

Tie oorcig e,csee Of The raiuc Of tis cdie,ae Is from
Mr. F. Hardte, l.rag hs side Of Elm, street.
fetc doors south Of fttM street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Fer thoae sirniinriy afTi ted shall
thi. statement, was lately suffering under violent
long protrac,ed cough, from which could obtain
ellie. bo,gh advised bv some Of tho most erinen, Pbv,
clans of this city To such degree afflicted that
became quite alarmed les, il should terminate in
The Doctor iength directed qui, attending
business and confne myself TO the This, though
against inclination. was about 10 do, when a
friend in judgment placed great reliance, endenv-
oFed persuade a medicine called DIR. Rogers
remedy for these diseases but such my aversion to nos
paten, medicines of any kind, tina, would lis
him, such his confidence in its efficacy That
he furnished with bottle al hs own expense and al
compelled ~ il. ieng; did and the
su be Judged iiom The iac; 'aa procured ssconi
bottle mysef and by The use of it. entirely recovered
health. ard have had OF III. attack.
90 therefore conscenousy recommend ali who need.
believing the for diseases of tho
Lungs. Coughs. Colds, &c, that is 10 be had.
Cincinnati, Nov. 9th, le44 f. HARDIE.
Certificate Of Daniel Cont,r, E.q-resiaes Fourth It,.
tro doors aJore Plum street.
This may certify tina, have used Doctor Rogsts remedy
for Coughs &c. after variety of other medicines
for tho and have deve much beneh, from
whilst thing else failed afford any relief,
confidently recommend il as being the certain
within my knowledge. am natural" predisposed To
disease Lung. and though have consulted the best
Physicians and adopted different times reasonable
means have never in one
relief this medicine. given my chill
den when troubled with Coughs and have found nothing 80
eff assisting the zion Of ihrgm.
Cincinnati, Nov. i4ih, lS44. ID. CONKLlN.
acquainted with tho write. Of the above certificate
aud his entitled to the fu confidence OF the
pubc. EDENEzER iiAknsos, Jus,ce Of the Peace.
a lady Of as city M, Johnson residing the ea'. nde
Of Uesern Roac, door north Of Long,ro~h street,
test,'fes 10 TIE f2l.ol1;ng remarkable
She was for long time suffering under extremely
troublesome cough attended violent pain IN the chess,
which continued to increase such degree that
confined 10 her FOR several weeks and ~
PEELED 10 consult physician being seriously alarmed lest
II should terminate in Consumption and though enc
NAMED under his Tor sveral weeks Undergoing various
modes of he failed relieve her the slightest
degree length she had DR.. Rogers pepsra
lion for Coughs Colds Dr. and first bottle produ
ced the effect her physician had long striving n In
She has repeated the experiment several times,
occasion required AMI failed in Obtaining the
desired relief
hereby acknowledge the above tn be statement
Of my and recommend Doctor Rogers prepa-
ration III persons afflicted with Coughs, Colds Ae
any way disposed consumption.
Cincinnati, Nov. l4,n 1874. DOLLY JOHNSON.
A L. SCOFILLFI. south Of Fifth and
SOLE AGENT w Esr.
fe.J-Sold also at the BOOK STORE,
Jan. "a, 1874. Richmond, Ia
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Smiths Lininlent.
aRD1a 3sh vn.9Np .aLH

EVEEIE L8 AZ I'D IA
nor the of sweeney. Poil-Evil, Fstu,, Sra ns.
Il Bruises. Scratches. Big Head, &c. that dis
Also for the human flesh il exceis the ct
Rhe tic Pains Swelling of the Glands Of The Throat,
Ring Worms, letter. Frosted Feet. &c.
Each genuine Bottle il stamped SMITHS LINlMENI |,
and signed by DENNY & HISoa, sole Praprietors.
None Others genuine. DENNY & MINOR.
The above Liniment s for sale the Drug Store Of
IRWIN REED & BROTHER.
Large Bottles 30 cents; Small ones 25.
Richmond, Ian. lst, ls45. If
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EIysEE sEAEE1s3

has for hire. several good saddle horses
1 -ougges and we'll broke horses. Es will De
suited he times LtN is BURN
Ricnnad, Fec. I2th, l545 7I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-02-10

disease. What appeared to he n cause in one case
mud n" elect in another. lie Ind for some time
Thought h't II wis occasioned by atmospheric inRu-
ence, which could not he explained, rs he stated at
the previous Meeting IN the same manner as diseas-
es which affect mankind and animals. ONE prysuns
ARE pre.diEposed diSease md ure affected Ivvhe
others escape. so some varieties or potatoes nre
hardy and escape this disease. while others are Ten
der and pre- disposed To il. This ia owing TO old
varieties; the Drane potato called also the Veto nnd
Arlington Blues, is affected, generally than the
Long Reds, whi'h have Cor long time been umong
us, while the Veto has been more recently from the
seed The reason that early planted potatoes were
less affected is because this haht prevailed late in
the season. Many things assigned ns causes are only
pre-dsposng causes. lie had found Crom experience
that potatoes planted late best for seed and grew
the most vigorously.
1t is important TO find preventavrs Of the disease
though probably no complete remedy will be found.
Hardy varieties should ho prefnrred seed from late
punting If not affected will be the best Pinster may
be useful. Mr. Everett stated the other evening that
the injnry least when plaster was used Mr.
Nellervie of New Jersey found that his potatoes
were affected in lSI3 after put in the cellar and so
he picked out those that affected and put half
peck OF Stacked lime 10 ehch layer Of the others and
they kept well. On planting last spring he put TIA
he spoonful Of Lime in ench hill aud after they
were up, and beinre hoeing, he applied to ench hill
about gill Of mixture Of lime bushels, plaster 3,
aud ashts 8 lie had rotten petaioe ia the
fall, while those Of his neighbors much diseased
Although lime may not be complete remedy, may
have favorable effect.
Hon. Sir Foo'c, Of Berkshire Co., said that WIN.
Partridge Of New York city, well knowa as n good
practical chemist in preparing piece of sandy Lind
on Long Island rnr potatoes, mixed with the surface
soil large portion Of puIVerized charcoal and he had
good crop, and dsensed.
The President remarked, that the discussion re.
minded him of the remark Of nm old physician who
consultation in n of spotted fever, AMI
having examined into the case, and his opinion being
required, said AFT N deah - so frSm all that has
been said this subject, it only appears that it is
dedh TO the pot0to.- Boston ChHicator.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-02-10
Vol, s. Whole No, $685. No. 30.
"IInve you cut your hnndp'' inqoired one.

"IInve you cut your hnnd3" inqured one.
"No! no-ihe sPlder-nonsieur is killing tho spi-
der"
"What quantity Of enrrails" CIRCULATED an ss.
tOni-hed Frrnchuinn, uncOnsciUus'y 10 Hinisclf.
Well might he be n-tnnished; the sprny or tho eK-
srrnhle vegetable had 4pntered her dress Gon head
Ia foot For myself, lhe moment ihc accident occur
red. had mechanically returned my handkerchief TO
my pocket, but Us cont en,S rennined.
"Whnt u monster must it have been" observed q
young lndy she helped tn relieve my victim from
her cruel situation, ~ declare should think il had
been living IN rnul0nwer'
Al TINT moment telt enr touch me- and GA
turning, saw my comparion who had cgfpe With
"Look Mt your pnn,noons," he " hiSparaiR$
Atrrnd, halr dead with the confusion nsl disnster
had cnusrd, I cast my ewes upsn NY ance white
dress, and glace the horrible extent uf my d
lemmn ] Ind been sitting on the fatal porket, and
hid crushed The liquid butter, mud the so(, pnrte
like vegetable which had hednuhrh and dripprd down
them, ill it seemed ~ lr were actually dssoving
my prnaln"ns.
Darling from the spot sprang to the place where
had left my hat; but before could reach it, sud-
den storm Of wrath heard at III donr.
A roll like u walchman's rattle, mingled with a
mother epirhet and name that nm angry Frenchman
never spares, was heard ringing like fierce tempest
whhou,lhe doors. Suddenly there was pause,
gu,gng sound, rs Of one swallowing nvoluntnriy--
and the Of wrath again broke out with redoub-
led fury seized my hat and opened the door, and
tie whole matter at once explained; we had
changer husband there he stood, the soft caulinow-
gushing down his checks, bl'ndng his eyes, SLING
his mouth, hair, mustaches, and whiskers New
er shall forget hat spectacle. There he s,oOd u
Stride like the Conssns, md STOPPING gently forward,
his eyes forebly closed, ms dropping from
his body, aid dipping chuIinower and butter from
every pore.
s,aid no longer but REFINING his hat, rushed
from the house, jumped into 'hncre,' aud arrived
safely home heartily resolving that, to my latest houS
would never again deliver a letter Of introduction.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-02-10

Whit a glorious World this would he, IL all its
inhabitants could say, with Shakspeares Shepherd:
'Sir, am "a laborer; earn TINT sei get thai.
wear; owe hate; envy no mans hnPp'nesS;
glad Of olbsr mans goods; content With my j"rm"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-02-10

The DEviL MARRIED. This is no joke, il is a
stubborn fact In Milton, Pennsylvania, on Christ
mas day, by the Rev. Mr. -SioeVer, Mr. John Devil
was joined in holy nurirnony to Miss Elizabeth shad,
oil of Milton This IS n marriage extraordinary; an
event absolutely unprecedented in ancient or mod
ern times, .hut the Devil should catch Shad in mid
winter and take her ''alve and kicking, to his wed-
ding supper. Mr Devil is said to be very respect
able young butcher. Bee
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-11-28
Brandreth's vegetable Universal Pills.

Be wise. No time must be lost BY the
use of foolish remedies, such as bleeding.
or mercury, for they both only rut off the
evil day to make il more fatal. Even in
infiainmatory diseases; bleeding ought mes
yer to be resorted to, for in nine cases out
of ten it will take away the power of ma
ture to effect the cure, even when aided
by Brandfeth's Pills. They can take out
the Impurities from the blood, but alas!
they cannot pn, new blood into the body,
this requires time, but they can regener,
ate old blood, but the Old blood must be
there. 1t is at all times easier TO eradl-
cate mercury from the system and restore
the mercnrialized being to full health than
it is TO affect the restoration of man who
has repeatedly been bled. Bleeding and
the effects Of opium are the greatest an
tagonists the Brandreth's Phs have to
contend against. Let US therefore be
wise, and when sickness assals us, ab.
stract the disease out of the bloc not tho
blood out of the body W hch bleeding daes.
Now, Brandreth's Pills not only purifes
The blood, bat they lessen the quantity at
The same time they make the quality bet
ter They only take the worn out parts
from the blood, those which, if retained,
would be source of disease. The good
effects which are derived from Brand re he
Pills have 10 be felt to be believed The
seeds of decay can be constantly eradica.
led BY their use, and the Principle Of
iife-the BIood-strengtllened. Thus
protracting vigor Of body and mind to a
period when we have been accustomed to
see the faltering step and the enfeebled
intellect.
Be,5dre Of Counter1els.--Tbe following
are the only duly authorized Agents in
Wyandot county.
D. & W:Ayres, Upper sandusky; Jo.
seph Shorb, Little Sandnsky; w. II. Jones
Il Co. Cary town; II. Freet, McCutchen-
vile; F. Bloom, Mexico; Henry Shoe.
man, Crawford tp.
Oct. II, I845.-7w4.