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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-13

CARD-Dr. Eosfman's Elisir. n HsskS.
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, @e.-The afflicted viii
find by referring to "Ur. Edstman's Medical D.
rectory,' list Of preparations, which. Il veert
experience has proved the most successful and
universal restoratiyes. for all persons afflicted.
no matter by what cause produced.
Let all persons in ill health, call upon the aRoat
and obtain pamphlet entitled a. above, in Which
will be found much valuable medical inEorwasieu
"a full description of the above medicines, VIII
the testimonials Of the remarkable cures II va,i-
disc asses.
Those persons suffering from sny disease for
which they are recommended. sueh q Liver AZ
fections, Loss of Appetite. Cosiveness, Debility,
Pain IN the Breast or Side. Coughs. Colds. Co.'S
sumption, Bronchitis, Influenza, Asthma, Rksu-
mat,sm, Dropsy, Pleurisy. Dyspepsia. Js1Ddsee.-
Chill, Pain in the Head, Back, Shoulder, SIDE Or
Stomach, Darrhoea, Bowel ComplsinH, & Q &c.
will find sure remedy in soms Of the psspesa.
tons mentioned in the Pamphlet. All q whieas
are kept for sale by
DR.. JOS. HOwELLS. Riehmesd 4.
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COLDS AND COUGHS.

The sudden and frequent changes of the at
mosphere in our Western climate, subject US
sooner or later to these annoying Affections, and
when not early attic nded to the lungs fail pre-
to consumption, their insidious DESTROYER. How
often have you been warned of the approaching
danger but you fear not until the citadel of life
is attacked and rendered hopeless. How inpor-
tan, is it then to obtain in time few bottles of
that valuable medicine,
DR.. j. r. Duncan's Eryectoront Remedy:
which is certain to arrest the cough, heal the sore
ness and irritation in the trachea and bronchia
tubes, remove The pain and tightness experienced
in the ches: and qreast; also, giving strength to
those who are weas.
fTRemeTnber that it IS Dr.. ]. K. Duncan's
" estern Office, Nc $50, Sycamose st, Cincin-
matt. Ohio, where the above medicine is sold in
large or small quantities Price 81 per bottle
botties tor So discount made to those who
sell as agents.
For sale at the Richmond Book Store
Richmond, February 9th, 1e47. IF
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DR.. EaStmau,S
SPECIFIC EMBROCATION.

TINE wonderful cures performed by this pre-
Il paratIon such to almost defy credi-
biilty.-No EXTERNAL REMEDY ever devised, has
proved SO universally Successful. 1t Cures
Rhunatlsm. pains in the breast, sh oulders, limbs
swellings, tumors, weak back, sciatc hip
disease c-doloreux, sprains, bruises, stiff Joints
ague IN the face, tooth ache, &c. 1t is used
xtensiveiy by the profession and all who use it.
consider 1t decidedly superior to any linme nts
oPadlldoes or any preparation of the kind. 1t
possesses, Tour times the strength of any of them
II IS Tree from any unpleasant smell or grease.
Try IT. 1t will recommend itself, and YOU will
never be without it, when once acquainted with
Is virtues
For sale by Eastman & Bigelow, sole Proprie-
tors, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; also for sale in Richmond
Ind, at the Drug Store of
DR.. ]. HOWELLS.
May 25th, ls47. Sim
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SOUND LUNGS RENDER HEAL1

sol Nd Luz GS RENDER HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
Our happiness depends upon health. for what
is life worth to US If we have it not? We inhai,-
it world where disease unfortunately stares US
IN the face daily. None, scarcely, exempt,
and no one knows what moment sickness may
come. We see CONSUMPTION stalking forth
gathering in its cherries embrace neighb RS,
and even our nearest and happiest friends. Does
ii not then warn us to be prepared TO meet this
Insldlous destroyer at the very Threshold? Ey-
perience and long suffering answer in the affirm
alive. Know ye, therefore, that this evil DESTROY
er is at hand, seeking whom it may devour-
Procure, then, Immediately, the antiGote against
this malady, have 1t ready for attack, } which
is Dr.. j. r. Dnncan's Erpecforant Remedy. 1t
Immediately puts stop to the evil doer, DESTROYS
its poisonous fang that pierced the Lungs, gives
new life and vIgor to the enfeebied frame, and
finally restores the Lungs to Sound Health.
~ DR.. J. X. Duncan's Western office, so
s ycamore St, Cincinnati, where his Expectorant
Remedy is sold in large or small quantities.
Advice is given in all cases of diseases.
ftNrFor sale at the Richmond Book Store.
Richmond. Feb, 9Th, lS47. If
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FOREVER BANISUED
BREAK THE CH1Ir,

seems to have been and to be their great aim i.
fever and ague; and 10 purge. drench, bleed and
nercuriaize in all the other forms of billions fe-
yer. What have been the consequences? They
are too well known 10 need relating. Tens OF
thousands have cied; multitudes have had their
blood poisoned by mercury; scarcely any have
bee n permanently cured.
I'm, l..
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Qualifications for License.

Hc 10 po'HS tio ''uhuo VI til'
Newspaper pross, as though it were some
thing very extraordinary. that tho York
shire guardians Of tho public veal. in OIL
don time, should refuse license to any bu,
good christians. BY tho laws Of this
poodly state Of Ohio, no man can receive
lceDse to poison his ncishbors unless he
can satisfy the authorities that he IS in the
possession of n good moral character &c.
&c. Where's the difielonco'- Daily
Queen City.
0TAbout $50 Germans passed through
Pittsburgh on the 9th nit. on their way
to their property in Iowa. where they nrc
to settle. They nre all Lu;horans, and
their pastor is with them.
There are now in London upwards OF
100000 Foreigners; Of whom 40 900 nre
talinns.
If We wore to adopt a motto for our pa-
per, says an exchange, it should DO Old
Rough and Ready's-
''CoME AND TAKE ME-"
urSilver is not n legal tender in Eng
land, and tho Barrings could not some
,imo ago. raise money upon silver bull
lion 10 tho amount Of ESQ 900; and Meth
or Earrings nor Rothschilds could get pa
per, with their Endorsement, discounted
by the bank!
Isaac Walton says. that affection is
divine dot. which, though it be no; pleas
ing to mankind, yet, Almighty God hath
often imposed it as n thorough bitter phys
&c, TO those children whose souls are dear
est 10 him.
PRIDE OF BIRTH--We abhor it: that
man must be complete BOBBY, who prides
himself on his fathers bravery, talents,
or wealth. His course shows tina. his
race has sadly dcgenerated. Who would
not rather be the first in family than tho
last!
The Chronotype says tho worst men
make the best liquor sellers. because they
put the most water into their liquor.
Tho celebrated Seminole chief. Wild
Cat, has. it is stated, offered to the govern
mont, his services and the services of
considerable number of his people, to DO
used in tho Mexican war.
0TI, is said ,ha. Fanny EllsIer is go
ing 10 revisit this country. Tho .knick-
erbocker' says, that instead of our ci,i-
zens giving a dollar apiece to see her stand
on one leg, they had better give tho money
to those poor devils who have but one leo
to stand upon.
The West Point graduating class of
thirty-eight will be ordered TO service with
the army in Mexico.
A petition signed by abou. three mil
hons of Fronchmen. is before the French
Chamber Of Peers and Deputies, for the
emancipation Of the blacks in oil tho
French colonies.
Why are Generals Taylor and Santa
Anna like blacksmith and his bellowsl
Because one elbows and the other
STRIKES"
:, a Sour TEMPERED MANA gentleman
mus describes a certain English critic:
why he is pcrfec: crab appIe-a de-
coc'ion OF verjucc--the qulntossence of
!acerolty. If wished TO convert the river
into it,
Inc British colonies throughout tho
"orid occupy an area off. ll9.7os square
a "mos' with total population of lO7. 7eS,- ,
heir exports and imports amount
=. y o,o35.ooO sterling. and they possess
'''if''So tons Of shipping.
The number of applications for patents
/, uufins tho year. has been .o73 the mum.
SeF OF patents issued, 6lo; All patents
have expired.
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PURE OLIVE OIL.

-
On Canal, bef~een Main & Sycamore streets,
ciNcINNA OHIO.
WILL receive and sell Flour Whisky,
w Pork, Bacon, Lard, Linseed Oil, and all
other articles of Produce, and render account of
sales forthwith, in all cases.
The senior partner, ANDREW McCLEARY, late
of Rossvilie, Ohio, soIcts from his old friends
and acquantances, share of their business.
July 6, le47 No 25-3m.
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Dentists Stock.

a GENERAL assortmen Mt of Porcelain Teeth
~ manufactured by w. II. BrHRINGER Gin
cnnati. Also Gold and Tin Foil, Instru me n Is
&c, kept constantly hand and for sale by
J. HOWELLS.
Richmond, March II, Is47. l2-tf
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RICHMOND FOUNDRY!
STOVES, HoLLoyv-wARE, and
CASTINGS,
G. N r. I II, N n p - ~ q =

! STOVES, HOLLON-wARE, and
CASTINGS,
! "A e in n a a i Pr ice.
"HE undersigned would respectfully inform,
II the public that he carries on the Fouadery
business. al the old establishment. He has now
on hand. for sale, 4 superior lot Of STOVES;
consisting of Nos. l. ?, and 3 IMPROVED PREMIUM
COOKING STOVE; SPII-aAN's IMPROVED COOKING
STOVE. seven and template Stoves of different
sizes, with general assortment of + rankin and
splendid Paror Stoves. Also,-Pots, Kettles,
Andirons and Wagon Boxes. He also manu-
features and makes to order-cAspISG MACHINES,
coNDENsERs, SHINING and MAPPING MACHINES,
broad and narrow POWER LOOMS, FUILING STOVES,
and all kinds of machinery used in manufactur-
ing establishments.
MILL GEARING, or ALL KINDS,
made on the shortest notice. He feels confde Mt
IN saying that he has the largest and best selected
lot Of patterns in the Western country for Grist
and Saw Mills. He has. in short, the latest
improvements in the Mil Gearing line.
TO PLOUGH MAKERS.
He has patterns for all the good Ploughs in
use. He has Sloop's Ploughs-right and left
handed; Woods Plough, four different sizes; all
OF which he will sell at CINCINNATI PRICES for CASH
THRAsHING MACHINES.
He has an excellent Thrashing Machine which
he manutac lures, and will sell for or appro-
we'd TRADE. For ease to horses, and neatness and
despatch IN tine execution of work il is not info
rIor TO any in use.
The undersigned returns his thanks to the
pubic Tor the liberal support bestowed upon him,
and respectfully solicits continuance of fayors
I5All kinds of Machinery repaired on short
notice CASH, WHEAT. or good HORSES, will be
taken IN exchange for of the above articles.
7Hls STOVE STORE is on the North side
OF Main street, opposite the Richmond Bookstore
where customers will be promptly waited on.
THOS. O'IARRA.
Richmond, Feb 9, SAT. la3l 49,
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l. T. L T f. II S
the Post Office in Rich
on the lst day Of July, 1917
' Landes, Samuel
Lyman, Thomas r
Luster, Henry alker
Larsh, Mrs Margaret
Merritt, Ephraim ]
Morris, John
Mosby, Miss Mary r
Miller, David S )
Miller, John
Martin, James
Myers. John
Nedlin Harrison
Maschneir, W N.
Meek, Joseph
Mitchell, Jesse
Lain, James
Morris, Robert
M'Larc, David
Michel, John
Moore, Miss Barbara
Newland, Nancy
Nayler, Rev. A z
Negeugerd, Heinrich
Norcross, William
Newiand, Nancy Jane
Norton, Eugene
Polsten Joseph
Phares A w
Putihan Elisha
Price Israel
Pitman Elv
Pos;iew wait Jarvis
Reed Jno NJ
Reese Charles
Ragsdale James ,
Ramsey Mrs Harriet X
Sehmockenberg JuaciI-
i'm job.
Stagg Rev Isaac VI
Shank Michael
Swain Stephen
Smith Mrs Sarah 2
Sand ers Tacol
m SIdGali 4
Strawbrid ge Joseph B
Sharp c &
l.. Stokes Jane
Smith VIM [saddler)
Shook Asher
Smith Samuel
Sisk Noah
Smith Miss Emily
Strale Miss Mary
Saxton John
Smith \
Shrader Daniel
Smith Samuel
Thomas Aida G ,
Tullis David l.
Templeton Mr..
Temple Alexander ?
Thomas Jacob
Thomas Miss Elizabeth
Taylor John c
Nenare John ,
Wore Azel
Nlnlng II G..
W illiams n S
w asson Nathaniel
Wooster & Mattux
W iltze Elizabeth
w atson William
right Eli
w illiams Sarah
w etherill Clayton
iliiamS Eliza Ann !
W GOD ID w
w GOD Joel
w asson Nathaniel ". I
w ilson William
w iison J. r.
w ooGruff Charles G.
w alters Rickendall I
w right Susannah /
W ait w iiliam II.
\ oingens Gerhard Hem
rich
letters in the above lis.
Adrertisei. /
MES ELDER, ?. NJ
A.. St
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MINERAL on SODA WATER.-Dmo11
Iv1 d OWNS Celebrated Minsral os 8e1a
Water; put up in bottles with all kinds ofSyyupo.
For sale at Dr. HOWELL'S Dru1 Sfese.
Richmond, Msy 1s, Is47. n
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THE GRAEFENBERG PILLS.

O"N4b 6bVO RuO SkSOs
TWENTY THOUSAND B0IES SOLD EACH AND
EVERY WEEK.
IHE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY desire
10 call the attention Of every one interest
ea IN the health o. the grea. snd beautiful West,
10 their views respecting
BILIOUS DISORDERS.
This class of diseases IS the GREAT SCoURaE of
the western hemisphere. Go where we may,
their sad effects are seen and felt The brave
and seii-denying settler who presses his way to
the west, 10 make the "wlderness bud and
D.ossom as the rose. meets this dreadful evil
he IS wiling TO work hard and endure every
privation. thanks be TO him But in little while
he is seized with some form of bilious disease
lbs strength now is weakness. A cloud comes
over his prospects; and he eNciams, "leould that
there ioere some medicine 10 prersnt this dreadful
ect, and TO cure II ,chen does seize upsa its rc-
ftn!" From the moment OF the landing Of the
Pilgrims o: Plymoutt 20 the present hour bilious
diseases have sent sorrow and Gesolation through
out the land Let the graves Of the loved and
the lost tell the story!
A inomentous question here comes up Does
the Supreme Ruier intend that the toiiiag
SONS OF THE WEST
men ,oHling 10 bear the heat and burden Of the
day, should Of all others be subject 10 SO sad ca
tamifyi 1t Is not irreverent TO say
o. No-NO-NOm 90
And why do say Mo- Because there is no
class of diseases that can be certainly pre-
vented and cured those now spoken Of
i his is the Great Fact 10 which the Graefen-
berg Company would call the attention of GOV
ERNORS, CLERGYMEN, JURISTS, LAW
4ERS, MEDICAL MEN. PHILANTHRO-
FISTS of every name and sect, HUSBANDS,
r AIHERS, WIVES and MOTHERS in the
entire " est. There is reason why Bilious
disorders should not be
FOREVER BANISHED
from the West The reader NAV not believe This.
he may emile at the idea. But in these DAYS Of
Great Discoveries why should not something be I
found which will control and cure diseases which
are, IN their nature, comfortable and curablef
1t is a well known fact that the true nature Of |
bilious disorders has been but partially under !
stood Here has been the great secret Of the ut /
ter failure of nearly all the medical men and |
medicine vendors of the day. To
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anu "a 1a"eS "hcie II ID III the SYSTEM 10 eT0dl
cate ii torouchiy
/ Al these ends are surely attained by the cele
brated
CRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
Let them DO tried throu phout the Great West
and the Bilious faint which cIings to the system
almost like leprosy, will be eradicated Health will
will be speedily restored: the salow complexion
be made fresh and fair: strength and pIeasurabls
sensations will return, and the next season will
not find the
GRAVE IAWNING
Tor the victims of the diseases referred to. We
venture to say that if these Pills were furnished
to every family in the United States at the ex-
pense of
THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT.
II would be the most economical and mercifuI
expenditure ever made. WHY? Because from
every family BILIOUS TENDENCIES WOULD RE-
BANIsHED! The " est would no longer be dread
ed There would be
NO MORE SICILY SEASONS:
The inhabitants there would be as free from
such complaints as those Of the healthest por-
tons OF New England.
1Tunlke all other anti bilious medicines the
Graefenherg Pills utterly prevent the formation
of the disease within the system Those v,bo
use them according TO directions
CANNOT BECOME BILIOTS,
With these remarks the Graefenberg Compa-
ny invite still more extended trial of their Pills
lst- Let neighborhoods club together and get a
sapDty and distribute TO ecery family
I'd, Let Clergy'aen recommend and distribute
them.
Sd. Let Landhotders furnish them to the settlers
on their lands.
4h- Let Emigrant Societies and other philan-
hroptc bodies furnish them to the needy.
In short, there is earthly reason why the
West should not be perfectly healthy; that on its
beautiful prairies and beside its noble streams
strong and vigorous health should not be en-
joyed
In the following diseases these Pills also a.
chIeve equally wonderful trumnhs
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y EN- AIMING in
~ mond, Indiana. {
Adams. Eli NJ or A w
Pharos,
Allen. James NJ
Armpushe, Jacob
Atkinson. Presley L
Adams, Richard
Anderson, George
Addleman, Mrs, Ii
BuiIa. John
Back lin. Matthias
Bruinieid, Hiram
BewIcy, Martha
Berget, Joseph
Rrakenslak, Henry
Bradley, w ashington
Bond, Lydia
Butterv, John
Barr Margaret
Bennett, II p
Burnett, James II =
Beck well, Sidney
Bowling, ilemo
Bell, George
Crawford, NJ \
Croson, Thomas
Cone, Alboin T,
Cook, Seth
Cox, Samuel
Cowardlng, James G
Clark, Stephen
Crawford, Moses
Collins, Mr..
Commons, Elvira
Culbertson, David
Cotton, ID J
Davidson, Nathan ?
DGglis, Elizabeth
Delhi, DIR. ]
Daley, John F
Demoss, William
Davis, Rufus
Dulin, William
Edwards Richard
Ikins, Miss Sarah An
Fcnnilnorc, Caleb
rench, Israel
Foster, Miss Rachel y.
Franklin, AInbroS
Fox, Richard
Forster, Jeptha
Gchner, Jacob
Grimes, Alexander Jr.
Gowdy, Thomas c >
Grimes, Alexander
Gunckle, John Adam
Gardner, Esther
Henderson, David F.
Hays, Mary VI.
Hawkins, John
Hammond, Thomas
Hunt, Catherine
Harvey, DR.. Jesse ?
Hendman, w lillian
Hort, Elizabeth
Hallgrew, Carl
Harlan, John c
Hutton, John
i;allowell, Abraham
Hunt, Elma
Harris, Addison Il.
.aw kins, W lliiam
] ones, John
J Jones, James
]essop, David
Iessop, William
J enkiugs. John
ones. Isabella, .
Jones, y athaniel
heerans. Levi
kes!ing. Ann VI
Kennedy. Mary Jane
K Kennedy, Caroline L.
Kidd, Archibald
X nowlton. Miss Emily
Jos
Lay field. George 7
Long. Joseph
Lad, Richard
Persons calling for l.
viii please say they are
ia
Richmond, July 6, lS4
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The Pill of the Ner World.

Their wonderful efficacy in these complaints
arises from their power to OPEN THE PoREs:
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN TIE STOMACH AND
BOWELS: MAKE THE URINE FLOW HEALrHrLY AND
CLEAR: AND TO GIVE TONE AND STRENGTH TO THE
SYSTEM.
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE.
40 John street, New York
Tin towns where there IS branch the
Company will appoint one on application by let
ter post pad) otherwise
Persons wishing the Pills sent by mail, can
order them.
Prce-25 cents per box
MYERS SEATON, Centreviiie,
General Agent for the State of Indiana.
Feb. 9th, 1e41. 7tf
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DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, MECHANICS.
MERCHANTS ArD EVERY BODY


Are respectfully invited TO call, examine his
stock. and enquire prices.
DR.. HOWELLS is prepared to supply Pedlers
with Drugs on the same terms they buy
in Cincinnati.
n B. DENTISTS can be supplied with every
thing in their line. such Pocelian Teeth; gold,
silver and tin Foil; Instruments SC, on as good
terms any where else.
Richmond, April q, lS47. IS-y
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FRESH
|DRUGS:MEDICINES
Just X G c Ell d.
OR. JOS. H0WEllS.

w ISHES to say 10 his friends and the pub
w lie generally, that be has gust returned
from the east, where he has purchased 4 splendid
assortment of DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS
OILS, CHEMICALS, DYE-STUFFS, GLASS
WARE, BRUSHES, &c. &c. all Of which he
has selected with particular care, and he can
warrant them equal in quality TO any in the
country. He has purchased on terms that will
enable him 20 compete in prices with any in the
west; in short heis prepared give entire satisfac
ton to all, both as It respects price and quality Of
article
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The sum total Of these appropriations
for the army for the last fiscal year, be-
ginning July LIST, 1917, is S3l, l7o,671 96.
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u BLANK Bank Cheeks and Netss for sale ct
the Bepk Store Of .. P. Ho1ro-.r
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and in cases where it is in the system, to eyadi-
cate it thoroughly.
Al these ends are surely attained by the cele-
hr.tad
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PR EVE NTION.

z true theory is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-04-22
STATE OF NORTH-CARoLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.

In Equity-March Term, ls47.
Thomas Moody and Mary his rife, Alfred llor-
nedy and Rachel his ,cife. Samuel Andrew
and Eleanor his arifc, Nathaniel Woody, Ma
than Woody, Hugh Woody and james Woody,
against
Nathan Elicit and Catherine his ,rife. and
E'och Woody, minor heir Of Joseph Woody
deceased.
Original Bill.
appearing in this cause, according to law,
that Nathan Elliott and Catherine his wife,
and Enoch Woody, are not inhabitants Of this
state II is therefore ordered that publication he
made for six successive weeks in the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder, for said defendants to appear al
ahe next term Of the Court of Equity for Orange
county, to be held at Hilsborough on the second
Monday of September next, and answer said bill
Or the same will be taken pro coniesso as TO them
Ahd heard accordingly.
JAMES WEBB, c. NJ. f.,
e BY O. +. LONG, Deputy.
Price adv. $500. 7l-6w