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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17
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DlscovEGY-CoPy RIGHT CONC TO b SECURED.
Lc-Of nll the editors who have been called TO
tho discharge Of the IABo.iors daty Of editing
tho JclTorsooi1n, tlorc hive been Or. two who
havo made nny projections - tic .rh yming trado
only two who have been guilty Of perPe:ra;ir1
VERSE ifcalon. One WAS oar particular friend
George Pa;tison, and tho other is our fifteen mile
neiphbor, John S. Reid. The productions Of the
former have mover been printed IN book but
tho illusions Of tho latter have been duly printed
in a neat littlo book, which hc h1s significantly
chrstonod ..luL zar!'-(hc tnkcs this name,
probably, from Tho sen fowl chilled GULL" but
tho printers have left out the letter IN spelling
i,) We have never examined Mr.. Reds work :;
bu, supposed that tho Jeiersonlnn was belng en-
bcllishcd by copous extract. from II, II the sly lie
Of Moore's "Lala Rooldi, prose md poetry
combined, Wa, that FAMILY poetry, published IN
tho Joliersonian Of the -Sll u't nnl "inscrIbcd'
10 Mr. Holloway, extrnc,nd from TIC Gu Y
book? We should like 10 know. i, 80 Intcrcs-
tinoly beautiful! We should also like know.
If Mr.. Read i. no, now engaged in converting IN
10 prose ito Gull" par, of hi. book. and rcpub-
fishing tho same III us piper III series CT "ar-
,icIos' which he dcdIcni,. TO the lion c. b.
Smilh''--!our number, Of which have uircndy
uppen rcd, and the filth viii probably be forth
coming this week. There Is moro po-c-t-r-y
thai tru,l, in tim, which he Fns already published,
and our opinion is, tia! John $. Reed prrsumcs
700 much on tho '.GUL,. 'abItv Of his readers, II
hc .urposcs they can DO "0CLL'rd more by bis
prose- ,hnn thcy havo baen by hs poetry. We
are aware that some one his sajd, that
"'1'i4 very daag'r o,s % attack 4 poet
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17

srnsty: thus tho animal ia nou ri<rcd. Bu, how
docs /, i've! As hrc1.l,cs tho air INTO liz 'nn-s
!, with Ihal nj lrEc~ portion at electricity
which is immediately deposited IN tho oxygen or
blood Of ITO I,1r- ~ cl q nw-s from :dcin ID The
misunderstanding ,..is electricity WIKI i; 'hcro i
nets on the pn-c 'os OF .h7l organ and causes sl3
- couIr act, nud 5y that contraction the hood is
driven on, through The arteries INTO all parts OF
the body. carrying th's electricity along with II.
The heart thus vara;cl expands I.nmodiaiciv, ana
receives another charge from the lungs. and there
By Is ag7in electrically ch1rred and acts Is be-
r3ra Th,s lie yi.a' action IS kept up w'.tc tho
anitna. lives. Tho electricity thus dispersed
through The whole boiF IS located on tho nerves,
wb.ch causes i1ctn 10 become the quick ming part
even That which gives feeling 10 the body ana
lscnsIbilItv to ia p1rts--thc extreme points oil
~ hch IRE the strongly electrified, and there
nv rcnIcrcd tic most acute III feeling. such rs
the ends of the fingers. Ac. There IL one par.
| licuar org1n Of the animal body which | shall
now notice, to-wit: the oyc. We can dlssect 1t
4 nd discover It's formation all so NICE md COM
p,ctc. and after ali TINS Is known AMI understood,
Why does t!a, csc scc1 Al this compete forna
ton nlonc vii not fnnEc il soc. Tho nerve. loca
ted in tho cyc, is formed with he largest bslb OF
tho cni cf my nerve il TIC body therefore. tho
end of TINT nerve contains the creates; portion OF
irtcctrlcitv ana is t',ortbv rendered tho most
stba of in tic whole b2dy-lts cover. NJ be-
! ny So Gear and transparent. lets the impression
J Of an rnat.rlal objects fail II. un.nicrraptcd
md from IL conveyed by the electrical notion To
aon-ibio and fprItnc parts Of tho body. From the
ends of those nerves, lhcro "a = Co3t'nua flow or
current Of cect5lcItv. 10 aud from tic boy. OF
/ which We ora not aware except by minute OBJ
snrVatlon even lie hair. commonly considered
/ rs the covering ornament ot tho body, IS 4
strong locator Of Electricity aud Of great in
TINT respect. 10 tho heaith and strength OF tic
body and | ~ 81 the opinion that many ct the
human i.trl'y thc eo,crs IN bat respect, ON
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17
NEW E...s:n.ssst.ss-.si

The Subscriber has remove, his establishment 70 the
building Immediately ot REEDS Drug Store, where
he offers sale wholesale ans reta one OF the best
asst enis Of
Family Groceries
IN the CITY embracing almost article used IN do
nestle life. I.c VIII also coatiuue the
= BAKE; IN G. + u = \ l. :
IN all It's forms, Broad Crackers, Cakes, &c Wedding
and other parties will be supplied on the shortest not zee
and the most reasonable terms. HIS assortment oil CCs
FECYIONARIES. FRUITS. NUTS, DC, cannot be
Ncellc city and viii be sold the most advai'-
An
EATING: Ai-OOS
is attached, will be served the best stvlc
OYSTERS in various forms, PICS FEET, COFFEE
OF Ais, and the other delICaeles OF the season
The undersigned will also purchase all limos OF
Country !'ToGTce,
for which he Will pay the highest price in CASH, or ar
ticies his line of business.
Persons wish sell where they can get the hi"h
est price and buy where they get such articles a
they want. the Unrest Tticc arc invited TO give n
call and there will mistake but that ihcy Will b
accommodated Grateful for past yors, future patron
age . respectfully solicited
Richmond. Oct l2;h, 1916.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17

THE WAY the HONEY GoEs.-Nr. Walker hiss
published n the mon. cfil..jal report of the
receipts INTO and the expenditures from the Irea-
Slry during the month Of October. The gross
receip:s were 5>.135950 of which Sl.o53. $50
were on account OF Treasury notes. Tic expeu-
dlturcs la tho month Sl4.0e> .66l y. or
s5.372.7il p beyond tho receipts. and deduct
inu tie re: surv l.o!e>. over SIX millions md n
Cuar.cr O dollars. OF tho expenditures S.l33
ti:,1 were on account of the army. and : 90 -
81 on account OF the navy. This IS ten
millions rni for ycar would give than a
hundred aud twenty millions for the war. Ii is
ccr;ain ~eafo ca;og 10 pay pretty we'll for a. we
&c. of Mcxico-[ Baltimore Patriot.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17
Esa..e: Il al E.EsE1Es Va <sE z'i'.
feC. t:..,1.I hi L., ol.n..
Tc -ti;.icuy that

take pleasure n thus communicating to the public
a account OF extraordinary cese performed
wife by the Of II IoFs EaIsaIn Of LverWolt Size
had time suffered affection the i,
her symptoms follows; Pam and in the
right sic, AMI the p- Of the stomach pam under the
shoulder ii Ide, costEcne attended with ycowness OF
the skin, am! frequent ATTACKS oi JIuadlcc.
She h4l t4e1 almost every thing ami her physician
cculo give her Iut iittle 10 the pros
pcct of her being we'll the general opinion
she might be patched mp little, but that She
could be cured. THIS her the time
that she first of the papers of tins place the
of the wonderful performed by
the above medicine She resolved to il and nmedI
atcy the agent obtained the large bot
ties, and commenced using and by the bot
used She felt herself entirely cured. II
months since, and she slI continues well.
LEW Is BURk.
Richmond, May :. STD
r. For sale by DR.. J. Howcls, agen, for Richmond
Indiana.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17
a splendid E;arEsl for sale.

FEHIlE undersigned offers for sale the FARM up
4 on which he resides. about 81 miles south Of Rich
rlond. the road leading 10 Liberty The Farm con-
tains I69 acres, good of cultivation. The loca-
ton high and cotnlnanGngthe improvements h1ad-
cof4ce DrcEirg of Brict. commo tious ami well
arranged The grounds around the dwelling are beautl-
fuliv arranged with Fruit Trees aud shrubbery. There
is an excellent well at the coer with stone Dairy
Several feIGs well supplied with stock water
and a FILLING Spring near the house u ne Barn .
good and OF Logs. There is an Orchard Of excellent
Fruit upon the Farm.
.5 TIL farm j, vel known, ani all acquainted with
il admin, pleasant and heahy residence, and Is
desirable every respect. Purchasers invited 70 call
ami examine It. DANIEL NIDDLEhALFF-
October 9Th. lSi6. 4i-iw
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17

BEWARE OF CoNSuMPTION!-iIow many per-
sons put of from time to time that most important cal
to their heah-until late. Look
around Us Particularly n our city and will daily be-
hold hundreds OF persons whose countenances bespeak
suffering with diseases of the lungs and proracied
cough last approaching their Immortal destination. with
rhaPs being sensible Of their
May this warning awaken them due season. and at
once seek reef which Is to be found IN DR. Duncans
ENpector~ut Remedy, safe pleasant aud certain med
icne FOR tn OF cough and the prcmontory symp-
toms that lead TO consumption his medicine immeti-
atcly heals The rriiatc membrane of the bronci and
lungs gives strength aud support the enfeehlcd Frame
thus causing the lungs 10 throw Tf the sisc sccreied
matter that accnmuidtes and settles upon them.
Read tie tololri"g case and eure-Dr. Dun can-Desr
Sir: gu Will please acccp, these lines Ia.
been spared from the fli,l hing fangs Of Consumption
by the time Of Your ncstinaie EXpectoruHt Rem.
edy. ad a call Your CITY November last, during
ascvcre cold ana camp spell, which caused take
bad cold, attended with fver. My throat became
sore; cou q, rv hard and Obstinate with scarcely any
toraon; pain and soreness breast length
sweating nj night commenced with much weak and
debility DURING this used many medicines,
cra beng highly recomme ndcd the papers, but they
all tended TO Increase suflerngs, BY blncing my
system, aad only giving temporary relief my cough
naine that my disease assuming serious and dam
gerous character. began be alarmed, took the
OF our best iysicians Who at recommend
ed your "Ex torau Remedy, and advised pro-
euro SIX bottles at once sent TO your Cincinnati Office
for them and commenced using the medicine
the second day my cough felt much easier. and began
to throw up large quantities Of pheem and matter On
HE sixth day my cough disappeared my strength gadu-
ally Increased, an - ~. TIM" ara truly happy 20 state
that am rendered sound IN health, and attend 10
nv occupation az ia ~ CHARLES WILSON.
/ Springfield, O., Jaa. -, 1916.
DERIPNEuMONY.O OR EXPLANATION OF THE
4 Ii Nt,N, = disease very common n "a Weaern
Stacs aud suddenly hastens It's victims 10 that homo
whence traveller returns. This disease originates
from the cold aud Sudden changes climate
nosphrre. Iniimatio of the Lungs . first
bya shverng codness, followed with hca burning and
fever; the breathing fficult,
tghtness IN the thorax short cough which dry
and continues distressing and obstinate;
difficult and These the
toms of TINS disease. and when not attended
end consequences Almost all the deaths
at this season Of the caused lnfama-
The Lunos and d Pleura AT Tn. first attack
of this disease there should be time los, procuring
Dr. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy.
fN9Ior sale al the Richmond Book Store.
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4 f Lnsd T % f N Of thereon orMe
mnrls in f,E
OWNERS NAMES.

No. 3, Centre Township.
Turks heirs,
Nennamon, Charles
No. }, Franklin Township.
W hite, John 's-es;ate,
90 DO do
No. s, Greene Township.
Davis. james ".
No. (, Jackson Township.
p-otI,.vy E.-,eI,-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17

GA great ialker never wants cnemles-ihe
man Of slnss speaks little and hears much.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17

CONSERVATIVES CURED.--RrJofcE! REJOICE
Y = REJ1IcE..-T0r the Heat is Giaf'-DR DUN
CANS Expectorant Remedy brings hopes and flat
teriIr prospects The consun.ptive paticnt chose life Is
with great suffering AMI pal aud reduced 10 u
slender thread. JJDespair not.-sNhlle there = If
there i hone and Won NAV be healed and raised
again the blessings Of health Perseverance Il then
only necessary that before the lungs too much
liberated. and certain Thousands
of ersous annually from the consumptivc
grave BY the timely OF Dr. Duncans E1pectorant
Remedy. Read the certificates OF cures performed in
every part of the United States. These evde
sufficient all that DR. Duncans Medicine IS
safe remedy, arrests that serious disease
consumption infancy and secures health and hap
piness.
For sale at the Richmond Book Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-11-17

RON and NAILS, well selected lot, just received
i aud offered 70. sale, BY
May 20, lsaS. HAISES & FARQUHAR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-05

DIED
On Thursday evening, 81 December of dropsy ir the
rain, HERMArr ABsER only son Of Henry Edward and
[sussn Kummel, eyed year and II days
The friends and acquaintaDces Of the family,
pe ctully invited to attend his funeral Saturday az
[rnt on, at O'Clock, from No. ~ Vestry street.
St Fatbush, on the ID inst EL,zABETH widow Of the
late Charles Ludlow, ip the slth year of her age
The friends and relatives of the family respectful
requested to attend her funeral on sunday at hale
|past o'clock from Trinity Church. without further no.
Itce.
His friends and relations invited IA att nd his f
neral at O'Clock on Sunday, ?. Nj.
ON Friday morning. the 9Th nst of conxestion of the
|brair WILLIAM HEray, son of Strong " and Martha
Moore aged IA years months and days
The relatives and friends Of the family and those of
his unce, VIM Moore. are RESPECTFULLY invited to at
tend his funeral from the residence Of his father No ~
Catbarne street, on Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock
In this city, Dec 4, Mr. JoHr Low, in the 3lst yeor of
his sae, of consumption
The relatives and friends, also the member of New
Work Lodge No. TO- o. of o. F. and the order in reue
raj are respectfully invited to attend his funeral on sun
law aternoon at o'clock from his late residence cor
ner Of Clinton and Division streets.
AZ Lowell, New. son, Of consumption, Mr.. JAoop p
N,rro , printer aged o. only OF Rev Norson Of
Billsrca Mr. N. Lieuensnt in the Attn regiment
M nfautry from the commencement the close oil the
Isst war with Great britain
In Albany, the LIST instant. ABRAHAM vossuaoH,
|RevoIntionary patriot in the s2d year Of his age.
In West Cambridge, Nov. 29th, Mr.. WILLIAM CUTTER
pensioner of tho resolution, aged 49,
In Watsrtown, Dec. I'D, Mr. jaws NrurAN, aged 76
In WsIieboro', Me-, Nov. rs, CrARLss MnLxH ESQ
Lls<- RI prese NATIVE Of that town aged 76.
IN brooklyn, l.. I, Nov IS, Mr. Wm GsAv aged "a
for many years manager Of the Boston Crown Glass
Works
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Important from santa Fe.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 40 p. M.
The st. Louis Republican has later dates from
Santa Fe.
Great fears were entertained that the stock OF
provisions would be altogether inadequate to sup
ply the army during theswinter
The American soldiers were in a stataof in.
subordination, and were daily committing out
RACES on the Mexicans The consequence was,
that assassinations were becoming very nu-
merOus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-05
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
= u I 4 q r. Az uYr.
Embsristion OF Troops for Tampico.

WASHINGTON, Dec As II.
me brig Mary Jane arrived al New orleans on
the Zo.h nl'. from brazos st. Jago, with informa-
uon that the steamer Neptune left Bnzos ior
TamPics on the 2lst ult., with severa! com panies
OF the I'd regiment of artillery
The steamer Sea was taking IN the field battery
Of the regiment. consisting of two Is Founders
sixteen 3 Founders, and other munitions Of war
passenger in the Mary Jane, direct from Ca
MARCO, informed them that there was nothing
new from the army.
The schooner Berlin, with government stores,
from New Orleans for Matagorda, went ashore in
Matagorda Bay on the Och ut., and is total loss.
Commodore Stewart has not yet received his
orders from government.
1t is said that Levi u. Slamm has been appoint
cd purser in the navy.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4-9P. M.
The remains of DR.. Hassler, who lost his life by
the wreck of the Atlantic, were inferred at Laurel
Hill this afternoon
Our flour and produce markets are inactive
merchants waiting the steamers arrival
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-05
TO JEWELERS., MINIATURE
PAINTERS. &c.

~ COLES, No. 1877 Broadway. I'd floor wholesale and re-
~. tail manu- facurer Of description Of Morocco
Cases reduced Miniature Cases. with aud
elegant style Of Gold Matt, Ladies and
Dressing aud Travelling ysry Boxes. Watch RnE
silver plate neatly arranged to order Also Trays made and
hued to Jew elers show short Dsguereotype
Miniature Cases made in the nestes the lowest
market prices variety of the above articles constantly
N -IU Broadway Third floor New York d3 ssrc
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
peIsons have again made the attempt
~ to initiate DIR. Chrstes gavanic articles. The public
warned TO be then gusrd and
the only s2 Broadway The following copied
CAUTION THE PuBLic- We feel il duty to caution
the public against purchasing Of the limitations OF Dr.
fered We state with conddsnce its truth that
im atoms possess beneficial nueuce whatever ana
must be regarded in other tight than direct We
know thai the genuine articles really vauable
believe the couuterfe be than worthless; there
tore we say, be sure you 60 to the right rlace.
Purchase only Of the Authorised agent, which
each city. Only agency in New York. ls2 Broadway.
d3 ltsr H..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-05
TINE Mercantile Journal Of March 1896 gives
the following notice OF the most popular remedy Of the

HE Mercantile Journal Of March Is 1876. gives
the following notice Of the most popular remedy Of the
wv. WILD Cherry e WIs nAt "a NJ
s
This medicine. coming fom sucha respectable source.
sfS si.ssE ~ .s ss
h OF ..s
every part q The coSnt,y particularly in me Middle .nd
merits as remedy for coids and coughs ssctoss Of the
elS None genuine :sG BUTTS the wrapper
also b Mi.
Causod. % uD&W
READ THE FOLLOWING FACT.
saSs s s y m a.d
ga the SKIN eI,hs hssd-aso falling of Of he hair; and
sos ''siss sshs
Which h sny X. .2n and rs ion
hair Thi, sac which be certified BY applying At the
'S f,sps.ss only sy %M SoLE Boston
70, sale " A. "a s sAshRs RruSs cS Fulton
a,S by H. Johnson z7s Broadway. and by druggists
YANKEE DOUDLE-No. *.
rom john Tviep John ei f..r Ri,ebIs .sd
Warning 70 f..aon.bls Young Msn-Ths Bowiiss Green
oss nsy w -sy S::, Sss
EgErsEs sT sFrE sc q"
Knick.rboeksrs Of the oden time Queen Victoria Mrs
kesn Mr. Sims; Yankee Doodle snd his youngest Boy Ge
d S f"'' "a GKA sli1% so Nassau street.
PUkEACHAMPAGNE WINE.
A nd fas%ss: T S:
just been received by the subscriber which
Of hotel keepe' and private genemen cali
The above Wines are equal 20 any imported in thus city
For sale By b. DAILY.
nj Im.r Importer Of Wines, q Broad street.
TO SILK MANUFACTURERSA AND OTHERS.
rINO be sold with mm edsfe possession the Factories
Buildings, and Mat h'nery with privilege situate
four aud equally distant twenty 6,e mil esq from the
cities Of Hartford and Norwich, known the Daesve Silk
Factory
two each Of pitch the feet by DO two
each of feet pitch and wheel houe tench -Four
large boarding houses with sx other
dious Of ~hch doing profitable business
-Four barns and other build. and about OF
The Frcories are now and FOR eight years
.ucresu' orertion and replee with
rig superior dye house with apparatus thew and
also two Sc Of machinery which may be taken or rot
~ ~ ,e !. o(Jav,v . os ~ tne purchaser
lhe waer Privilege in the State the mills
nryer having been stopped by the longest Drought All he
nave oeen erected within 10 years. the ereafer
~ AZ cost oil $50 900 -aad all IN first rate re
Ths,s !. s,., Of the eoutemps.ed New York
ana Na noad P.ssaf through the land Of this cate
or IN ~ neghborhocd. which would greatly
Further and full pucusrs nay b. had nv .ppIvas 70
at1m- Z vYsE SONS, i72 Peal st, Ny.
DIM POUNDS OF very prime Weak Fish hound. tos q,
~OV Their with good assortment ~ best Iandnn r,ns.v
Borax Potash and Acids always and fr ss A. "a
TAI, WEtxs& ANDEEs. IN, Druggists,
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PAINTINGS AT AUCTION
LEVY will sell, the auction room 1913 Broadway on
Saturday evening, at 6x o'clock number OF ancient
and modern Panngs OF importation The sale
VIII be positive and without reserve Go and them.
Also, various other articles dI2t*re
MONDAY 2is instant 1896 will be sold at Auction at II
l o'clock IN the old French Cabinet Ware House. No 81
Beekman street. the entire stock Of elegant latest style
q city made Cabinet Furniture Can be examined
till sale. d. 3tsfh
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C(M POUNDS OF very prime Veal Fish kouod. tose,
OV ther with good assortment of best London Tmesv
borx Potash and Aeds swayn hand for saIe Al re.
tail, ny WEbxss ANDERs IN, Druesisrs. ~
H1'rh Fulton, cor. Water It,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-05

SALE OF VALUABLE PAINTINGS.
A LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION of an.
"A cient and modem Paintings Of all schools. recently
then Their original carved now on exhibition
and Chambers where they seen every DAYTON
10 A. M until p. M; Entrance ~ Chambers street.
The sale Of these Paintings will take place Tuesday the
9Th Wednesday The 9th and Thursday the 10th of
at O'clock. precisely. in the evening d5 5tissrc
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THE NEW DISCOVERY,
GREATLY IMPROVED.-Csmstock'si iron jet POLISH
" for etoyes Tenders Firsplsces &c Sol only BY A. H.
Comsock Hatch Co. No Cev i.ndt st.. opposite the
National Hotel and warranted TO give atsiaet'oa d. no
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THE PLANO-SLNGING
ENGLISH

M RS MORLEY, Pupil ofthe Celeb. ted Crovii and Sir
Iva George Smart. prepared give lessons In Singing in
Enssh q Hisn and on the Piano Forte her residence
able terms Mrs also ready teach schools in classes
In the city or in the country.
70 musical accomplishment, connected with refined
education is the sures passport ety in all various
aactons and those who wish av themselves Of such
vsnsgcs, should place themselves under the utesgs OF Mn
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UTICEIn the matter Of The estate Of the late john A.
Notice hereby given that the have been du
macknac in the of Michigan of
estate OF John A. Drew late of Macknac county of ch-
deceased have taken upon themselves that
trust by giving bonds according to law.
Msckinac, Michigan, November 81, 1886:
WILLIAM +. DREW,
HENRY JONES,
SAML X. HARING
Dc 8wsrc Admins of the of John A. Drew.