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the Wing candidate for Governor through the
district, and hopes thero to meet the people, be-
cause, he goes on to say
IF any have doubts. 10 the great importance
of clectIng me. aud will be out those occasions,
| will remove those doubt, bv Il word IN tho
private circle. do not expect to speak on either
of tho OCCASION | audc 10, and mention my
purpose to be present, > much for the purpose of
draw ing out crowds, TO hear tho candidates for
Governor, 10 let tho good people know that
wish to SEQ them once in the flesh. For the
fact cannot be disguised. that where am TO be,
thcro the multitude will 30 also. Gen. Jackson
was worshippcd hy his trienis--Davy Crockett
was looked upon BY tho curious with astonishmcnt
MIR. Clay follow cd from city 10 city by his
admirers-but am OF tho wonders OF the
world. in the estimation Of men of all parties.
Whatever NAV DO the result of the election, II
must be admitted that whilst tho Row Mr. Brown
low cha RI TO beat" Ia his manners as he alleges,
he IS also mot slow at Il circular
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Tho Warsaw Signal contains humorous state
meats Of violence III or about Nau,oo.
irvine Hodges was murdered there; he said his
best friend killed him; Vet gavo no name. The
Signal thinks ho gayo the name, but it was sup
pressed.
William Backcnstos, lato Sheriff of Hancock
has been ordered TO leave the holy city. He is
accused Of being tho correspondent Of the War
saw Signal.
Patriarch Bill Smith, of Nauvoo, brother of tho
Prophet, whose wife died about four weeks since
was again married on last Sunday wcck-having
been widowcr about Is DAYS Ills bride is
about Is wears Of age ami he Is -.
The split among the Nauvoo Saints is growing
wider. Bill Smith heads party, tho twelve
disciples the other.
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4. artist, whose breast is full OF tho love oil
.,mani,y, might mako glorious painting from
Z. eJlowing scene described by the Tribune
cheerful handsome boy from the country,
-...,orJav got tired, while walking through the
Z. streets. and taking off his thick, heavy shoes
-, Them carefully beside his campcd stick. and
i,;d himself down on an iron grating IN William
'.,oa,-bls head on his cap and his taco sunward
ia slcpt pcaccfuy and well, undlsturbed by
,ho Noise and rush Of the trampling crowd. Many
a hard, storm face, corrugated with care gre"
lid and EXPANDED into kindly smile at tho sight
81 this bravo boy sleeping securely, with his
wc,l,b Of new shoes unsuspcciinsiy beside hun
800, "a If all the world woro honest. Poor BOY
here is not "a rogue in this great wicked city,
Who would hayo dared to rob thee.
The rcposc of the boy, the security felt his
head on his cap and his face sunward--the con
,,,st betweon his fresh rustic look and his plain
dress viii, his thick heavy shoes beside him, and
The well clad, bustling, hard worked suspicious
passcrs by-night DO told on canvass. with good
effect. A scene like this, caught rs If by inspi-
ration, shows tho true genius of the artist.
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ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Richmond
and the country joining, that he has permanently
located himself III the city, with practice
various branches of his profession
From the great opportunity he has had of acquiring
medical knowledge the east, well from the diffe
by close his business; he hopes be able
please all who may give him call.
DR.. ARNOLD has one of"Grants improved gradua ted
Electro Magnetic Machines and Galvanc Batteries This
instrume mt much in in the east 1t is
used remedial agent, and frequently too with the
greatest of where all other remedies have failed
and of for and chronic diseases
callv Palsy, t1out. TIcDooreux Rheumatisrn Pains
the sad limbs, Blindness. Deafness, gene
raj debility, all special Diseases Liver complaint Dypep-
STA and chro mic
eectng the most wonderful short application
June 2Itb, lc45. eft.
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ISAAC T. HOPPER, tho venerable Quaker

ISAAC L. HOPPER, tho venerable Quaker
whose benignant conntenanco and antique cos
tumo familiar to citizens, was assaulted
III the street on "Wednesday by o ma n! He
was standing the eastcrv side of Nassau street
opposite DIR. Springs Church, when he felt him
sof rudeiy lostled by some person from behind:
aud. turning round to ascertain the cause of the
assault, no received 4 very blow in tho
face from female well dressed and Of very re-.
spectacle appearance, who leading a little
chlid, but with whom he entirely unacouain.
ted lie stepped back somewhat surprised at
such rude sa'utation from one of the gcntlcr scx
saving. Il believe III not turn tho other check
for | fear that that would not satisfy thee
\ mother gentleman coming along a, this moment
she lct! the Quaker and Immediately attacked
him. This man, having no faith in the doctrine
OF norl-resstanco, was about to return blow for
blow. bat was dissuadcd from doing so by the car.
nest rcmonstrances of The peaceful Quaker, who
thought the woman must certainly DO dcranged
This opinion was supported not only by the cir
cum>ianccs above alluded to but by tho scarcely
less surprising fact that she spoke not a word!
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AtHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of sundrv Executions
- TO directed, from the Wayne Circuit Court, will
the Court House door i'll Ccnrevile, w aync
county, Indiana. the 2st day of July. I6i5 between
the hours O o'clock and 1 clock, M, on
said day, the following property, to- wit.
\ certain parcel or lot of land iii the city of Richmond
Wayne county, Indiana, known by being lot No. 81,
the halves of lots No. 50 81, west half
of lot No "a; also, all that part certain lot ground
in said city known by being part lot No 81 boun-
ded follows to-wi,: Beginning the north
OF said lot; running thence south IL nches
thence 80 thence north III feet inches; the
east to the place of beginning in that part of said
laid by Charles w Starr and Jeremiah Cox. Taken
the property of Daniel d. Sloan satisfy Executions
o Robert C. Allison, Richmond Trading and Man
ufacturing Company, and others.
DAVID GENTRY, Sh w C.
June 23d. lc4J. fee 81 Dots
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4 Ordinance repeating part of Ordinances, entitled
An Ordinance to prevent the running at large of
Hogs i'll the City of Richmond passed and approved June
9th So and June nth 1872
SEC. |. BE it ordained by the Common Council of the
City of Richmond, That much of the Ordinances
latve to the running at large of hogs in the City of
Richmond. passed and approved June 9th 1910, and
June 18th 1872, compels the Marshal his authorized
agent impound and sell barrows and spaS found
running large the City of Richmond, be. and the
hereby repealed Pfortied, hohrerer, that
thing contained this section shall be construed as
allow any family or householder the privilege of
letting than two barrowS spayed of
each. large under the penalty contained in
tins Ordinance.
SIC. >. BE ii further ordained, That person,
householder within the limits of this city. having
than hogs specified in the foregoing section
ming large the shall. conviction thereof be-
fore the Mayor, forfeit and the Of dollar for
each and every additional hog found at large, with
of suit
3. Be it further ordained. that person. resi-
ding within the limits OF this city having boar
running at large in the city. shall convection
before the Mayor forfeit and the of
dollars for each and every offence with costs of suit
Passed and approved July TO- 1915.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor,
W. w IYSDE, City Clerk.
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SIERIFF'S SAIE.-By virtue of a Decree and Ex-
~ ecution To directed, from the WAYNE Circuit
Court, VIII expose public sale the Court House
door IN Ccntrevle. Wayne county, Indiana, the 9,
day OF July, So between the hours of O'Clock.
and four O'Clock, p of said day the following
property, to-wit:
FourtN-Scv 10 and ffy four {)I} perces
land lNng and situated the county Indiana
and being part of the south quarter of section
bcred " township numbered thirteen (l3), range
), particularly described in a plat of
made by order of the Wayne Probate Court, app
cation OF the heirs of Jesse Clark late said
deceased Taken the property OF Jacob Hutton and
others, satisfy said decree and execution in favor Of
w iIIiam Cluwson. DAVID GENTRY, Sh W. c.
June Odd fpr fee S.l(
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IF0R sALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN!

The erteasire Cafding and Falling Establishment, BE-
longing EIias Macy, Ia Laurel, Ftankia CO., Ia.
ME building and machinery is all new. and doing
successful business: the subscriber having carried
last year upwards u 900 lbs oo and will cara i
lbs season. The building 30 feet by So three
stories with plenty of power: II being lease
the of Jas. ConwelI X Co.
The above property be had low. the subscriber
wishes up the business. ANY information rcspec
ting Will gladly be given by the the premises
Persons wishing situate themselves the above bust
ness turing, Will DO well call and
themselves ELIAS MACY.
Laurel, July 9th, SI5. -,c:3t-
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From he Futon RegiSfey.

DIED--ln this place Of Monday morning tho
eth inst. after lingering illness, Mrs. LYDIA
K. HAWKINS, wife of Joseph $. Hawkins, Esq.
aged 30 years and days. Living. she was re-
spcccd aud beloved, and dying sho is universally
regretted by all who knew her. lior husband
has lost ;iieciionaie companion, her relatives
and acquaintances a warm friend, and society one
Of its brightest ornaments. She worthy
member of tho NJ. r.. Church, and died in the full
hope Of 4 peaceful and cIoudless immortality.
'Then weep thou not that worn mortality
Hath cast off all that did its lot enc umber
1t ncodeth not tho weary hours 10 number,
Far from the thradom of the flesh set free
She dwes in glory rejoicing spirit
May like her angels crown Inherit!
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II ME! LIME!.-The subscribers prepared
j II to furnish any quantity of LINE at their Min on
ELkHORN. will deliver ii. in any reasonable dis
short notice Their facilities tor loading at the
Kiln much improved.
d Lime be had by applying to Daniel Morrison,
on VI lrket street, Richmond. la.
NORDYkE x THOMAS,
July %. 1915 EFT
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DIED,-A Madison, Louisiana, the Doth of May
last. DA TEL Il. COX, the 9Sth of his age the
only remaining of E1Iz Cox, of tins city.
Bitter is the cup given o this widow and her
ghcrs they enabled to drink with
mingIingS OF Gods tender For they call
ed to sorrow as those who have no hope They may
all needed thor
the well ttested facts that the deceased truly
honored in his life. and, his death. he possessed the
peace of God which passct all nderstanding.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16
CHEAPER THAN EVER HEARD OF IN THE
MARKET!
1T the Cash store Of JOSEPH w. G:II.BERTs
West Room in Tie Richhuond IfoteL

IT>IIF subscriber has received and is off: ring a
large and fresh supply OF almost article
is usually kept in Dryt'ood Stores, prices correspo
ding with the prese scarcity of money and
truth OF The assertion call and examine before purchasing
clscwh here His stock of Dry Goods purchased in
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore and Groceries in
New Orleans and Cincinnati; and consists part
Gaiicoes. at all prices,
Lawns and Ginghams styles and very cheap,
Brown < bt"hchcd Muslins, cheap the cheapest,
Alpacia and Parise Cloths,
GassIneres and Satinets, Summer Cloths,
Tweed's Buffalo and Iowa Cloths, Genoa Cloths
Tickings brown and bleached Drlings,
Summer goods--at prices to suit buyers,
silk and Cotton Velvets, Checks, Irish Linens,
Brown and bieached Table Cloths, Vestingr,
Plain and striped Linens. brown Hollands,
Assorted Parasols, Sun Shades and Umbrella.
Dress Silks, Bandanna and Spittlefeld H'dk 'fs,
Black Italian Cravats, plain and fancy Stocks
Cotton and Bingham Handk rchiefs, Jaconets,
Gum Elastic Worsted and Webb Suspenders
Cambrics, Bobbnets, Swiss and Null Muslin,
Laces and Edgings, Lace and Nett Wells,
Ladies kid, silk, pic mic and cotton Gloves,
Gentlemen Gloves, assorted cotton Hose * Hose,
Embroidered Shawls and Scarfs Ribbons, Combs,
Assorted Artificals, Threads,
and great many articles too tedious to mention.
ALso-A good assortment of Boots, Shoes and Ladies
Slippers Leghorn and Pam-eaf Hats Florence braid,
Straw Lawn and Chip Bounets Ladies travelling Baskets;
Mems Boots from 81 ,o00S3,oo y pair Ladies Slippers
a 37a cts. u pair
AIso-A general assornen mt of Groceries, Just receiv
ed from New Orleans which will be sold at Cincinnati
prices, for Cash.
AIso--Queensyare and Hardware; Common Cups ana
Saucers cts: y set; Knives Forks at cts u
Scythes. &c. &c.
i All of which will be sold unusually low prices
for Cash, approved Country Produce-AND NO MIS-
TAKE. JOS w. GILBERT.
Richmond. March 26h. ISIS. 1877
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4 APPRENTICE WANTED.-An intelligent
Z Boy, with industrious habits, about 10 To years
of age, wishing learn the Carriage making business,
obtain a situation by applying Immediately at th.
mandatory of the undersigned.
:. r. LIPPINC0TT.
T. s. \ Boy from the country preferable.
Richmond, July 10th, Il -. 29tf
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oHERIFFS SALE-.--By virtue of Decree and Exc
cuon TO directed, from the WAYNE Circuit Court,
will expose at public sale the Court House
Cenreville. Wayne County, Indiana. the 9th day of
August Ic-i5 between the hours of ten o'clock, A VI
clock ?. NJ, of said day, the following described
property. to-wIt:
The north half of lot numbered one hundred and nine.
numbered the plat OF that part of the City of
Richmond. W avne County, Indiana, laid by Charles
w Taken the property of Elijah H. Citizens
satisfy Decree and Execution favor of Susan
Cuhcrev. DAN I'D GEN KY, Sh H. )" e.
july 10th, 1915 p. f. 81 %. 23-ts
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NAXES-LiSI NOTICE.-All lands and lots
which the for 1914 not paid in short tne
will be adve rtised for sale. well a
siderable which have heretofore been forfeited TO
the of bidders. Those int rested Will
the advertising by attending 10 the matter nse
diafejY.
have paid their for poll and personal
property will please do without further delay. 1t will
be rccoilected that convenience, and ample time has
afforded and that cannot have those oelinque
called individuality without mourning expense far
my centage the amount collected; hence,
such neglect this last notice. must expect to be waited
by III the shane Of an ofccr
+. WILLIAMS, Treasurer W C..
TredsuFe}'s Ohce,
Ctntrevie. 9Th mo. Juno PIN, l. i. ! 21-29
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VALUABLE real. ESTATE FOR SALE.-Wili
be sold at private sale, the property Fifth
belonging the Estate of DR. Morris Lancaster, deed
consisting of two LOTS. substantially enclosed and
proved by a large BRICK DIV EI.IINti HOUSE,
of the best rals and finished part
the neatest and most approved style: well of good
water IN the kitchen; large Cstern for rain water
the door, together with ontbuldngs-ai in the best
der Aiso.about thirty Fruit Trees, consisting APP
pie Pear Peach and Cherry, of the choicest selection.
The situation is elevated and airy. commanding a fine
prospect portion of the surrounding
the desirable locations the
Richmond. information, of
WILLIAM X. FOULkE Administrator
Richmond, May 1, 1915. 20tf
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TEMPLES AMERICAN LiMiMENT.

The CHEAPEST, and automatically Tie BEST Of all
Lninehas betoye the public:
NJ o better general application be made, when
applied according to drections,} for the CURE of
Burns, Bruises. Sprains, Calls, Swell
lings, Piles, ChiIblains. Frosted feet,
Cuts, Poll-Evil, Fistula. Sweeney,
Pain in the Breast, Cholic, Scratch
es, Scroiula, obstinate old Sores,
Rheumatic complaints, &c. DC.
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FOUND FEW DAVIS SINCE

BY the subscriber small of money which the
have by giving satisfactory his claim
1t, and paving for this adv rtse!nent
JAMES BETTICE.
Richmond, July 18th 1915 3w
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HNAILORING-REMO iL--WM. F.. Mcdowell.
respectfully informs his friends and the public that
he has removed to the We'll known stand recently
pied by Samuel E Iredel Mann doors east
Reeves Pares Store: where he is prepared o at
tend all calls his line with and despatch
He returns his thanks for the liberal support he
extended to him. and hopes, by close application TO bust
10 merit and receive continuance of custom.
Richmond. july. 1915. 21tf
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ID E>IOvAI..--J W. < " W COOPER, have re-
IL we'd their Hide. oil and Leather Store No.
81 Main street No. 81, Columbia street, between
Main and Walnut street, CINCINNATI: where they
keep general of Leather, &c consisting Of
Hog Skin Seating,
Calf Skin do
Skrting and Harness Leather,
Russet and Black Bride 90
Bag hides and sides.
Sole and Upper Leather.
Calf and Kip Skins,
Morocco, Lining and Binding skins,
Also,
Spanish and dry hides,
Tanners Oil; Tanners and Curriers' Tools,
Osborn's Patent double grinding Bark Mills.
Dealers the above line invited TO call and exam
mo our stock ] w & w w COOPER.
n B. Leather in the rough taken IN exchange for Hides
and OIL.
June 18th. 1915. 2i-bmo.
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Numerous testimonials of its efficacy be seen
wherever the article Is for sale.
For sale at the Book Store by J. W. Gilbert. and a
Earnest in Richmond and by merehants generally thro
out the Western country.
July 9th, lo43. 2etf
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W. n. DAVIS,
OF CoLUHBuS. ONO.
RESIDENT SURGEON AND MECHANICAL


NTOC LID inform the Ladies' and t;cn,leneu Of tlli.
w city ana The surrounding and country. that
ne has made Richmond his pcrmancn am
now prepared all orders the line his
sion II the shortest notice. and Musr.
PROVED
TEETH. from a full set. on Col ,rI
upon the principle OF ATMOSPHERIC Pressure.
Having all the recent important the .
adapting the flatc the Gums. which enables him
Plate work in all cases purposes
ma>tication, ANA in point of durability,
and clegar OF finish. equal, II not SUPERIOR,
thcr manufacture
EXPOSED NERVES DESTROYED irithoat taa, by
single application Diseases the teeth cured. Tecti,
hte III almost instance, without cicanSC ana
set plNotS. and
The best of reference be gwen, i desired.
CHARGES 50 moderate that Dental operations are
placed with the means of every person.
The Public invited TO call and specimens
ms office.
n.-OFFICE at James IIunnicutt's, Main -.
Rictipond. Dec 9Th. 1874. so
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8. B.. IlEE1IED4Es

MANUFACTURER of Coaches, Barouches, Friends
WI CarrvaIls York agons, Ph#tens, Buggies, &c
Also superior article of Coach, Cabinet, and Japan
I.RsIsH manufactured in Phil phia by whose
knowledge of the places him without rival War
oil crack
Iaces Cloth, Silver Hub Bands, Door Handles, Lamps,
Lock and Hinges, Riggs &c; all of which will he fur
nised the lowest Cash price Persons distance
be accommodated by dropping line the subscriber,
Main opposite Mr. Brookins' Hotel. Richmond Ia
June ii, lo45 IL IN IA
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sc, SmOke-IIOu>e. Dairy, Cissern,
stable, &C.,

Also. for sale.--A splendid two-horse FAMILY CAR
lAGE-lnade of the best materials, together with
excellent HARM ESS for two horses. IA good Horse
Will be taken IN part pay for the Carriage and iIar
Cali and VIM. WIGGIN>t
Richmond June Is, l-iJ. 2Itf
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DRUSTIES paint, varnSi, white wash, sash, tools,
scrub. shoe all other kinds of all sizes. and
cry variety large supply just received and for sale
wholesale and retail al REEDS Drug and
Iune . 26-tt Chemical Store
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-16

Handsome Residence For Sale.
VINIiE undersigned offers for sale, favorable, TERMS
the residence III which he resides 1t is situated on
Market street immediately east of the Public Square
of the most pleasant locations in the city The,
building is IA Nv O-STORN BRICK, recently built in,
modern style and besides being of the best materials
finished in superior sly 1t commodious and
ent. and has all the endages of comfortable
ling. 1t has
W;ish-IIousc, Smoke-IIOu>e, Dairy, Cissern,
stable,
all III good order. The grounds neatly laid
well cultivated, with choice collection of best
and vines.
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vAIUABLB EXTERNAL, REMEDY.

HUNTS LINN E-ST.-Ihss c=lsb-st=i remedy EorS
for = IL. Offered Newly cS rrbcs the esi-
5flty which I aas o5taEs ~ the coG5 " essehsss.l vhe.r
= Iatro1 @ hls iuiacrd The proqeteE 70 sr
sale tan2 ne couGtzY There As e; seen
discovered sNrs. r-sy that proved CERTAIN n ~
es.cs .1-nty ra-ir n fol yH- d-,s-s: hheHz6-
b-iS-s' --oa, 4 rt's - f.NlESS - NJ JetatS ~
ir5ctSEs y i1r HhscsS. BE-5ss- SAG teuH Croa7 isf
n ~ tccs- T6C-3 .4car, A.. sc.
Ih- following letters hiEaly eriiceH; FhySctacS
who have bad ehas-- Of Hospital ihe Stag Ss safe
Piso Tor lay vea-s III powerful evidence "a iavor
Al this c-ba- External Remedy and i hcirrt qua A.
- i !; Nost ks confidence 90 tAr pbr- tos partl-
cUlsrs, ts certificates ACCOMPANYING each box frics .
e-a-s
II Der SIR. Received your Of ysSIsstsv sskiac
>tagtnn kucwtHc ~ cenFcsI;lon, md h1rins frequently
as ~ cIu recommend y1G safe ext-raai snaeiy,
and IL eriaioa The Ses' Liairaea; s99ys ~
very truly ana respectfully veurs;
C5l PissRs v.~ CorSrtA>pr.
AL. e9aeis Il The above oP.ai,22a;x c4pp Nn
Thu, Lsineat sold ~ Eushion 20 10 Efo;dwly 70
sscr eue BroaiyAy Eogrtee.th street A. II y D.
Sds. = Fulton sjree; - Broadway, = E7S- Broadway
Asy'r,sll. - William MslSim. 81 orutdNAY uuoa
~ Bor Of Gand,t Moss, coraer Of Cannon and
Cfa1dsts; HurStis. i0i \sSsaEst Of Ana; BonSa
taI 2lI HIdsoE; AUSTIN, come. Cedar nuc NasSia
Wlsr-si; Hbb4-d y Gosh, John II. NJ, HIVES, ls tn
Brooklyn; GuIrk Of itinuc aud Colum5t->ts
syn, and Druggists generally throughout toe nrc
Su;cS. and BY HOADLEi PHELPS 60. IL Water.
70 them or &c i proprietor II >nS !9e VII. b a,tss@eS TO-
Bush HTyss rs. DIsbrow as \ Hill 2oS GTr~nw,ch't
Guam Brrckrr acd Lhsis,npherss w AtSon % ;lFius
street, Cox Sh Sargent. sth street and 3D. avenue
Cib,us Ii Sthi Jackson ~ Iherry-St Ho;ton
10 Est 5roatwty: Colby 81 pr15!-s'; EysfTt' % Hadsoa-
avenue, Cosgeshli ChahaE-s'. Cram5ic Houston and
Bower 40 tinF