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was y;bra,ory, another said it was csc illatory.-
Ia Joke the matter referred 70 inuiatto ser
vant-a fellow whose yellow face mad turned 20
Z color between blue black and an invisible
green during the quake, Is he te rnled 't-and
ne decided the question by saying that the mo-
ton was acabbleatory. And wabbieatory It was
too much so for comfort If not for safety
For one, have always desired to see, or rather
to feel the effects OF earthquake. single
convuisicn has sufiiced TO all curioslty--i
never wish to be present at a repetition. HE
same Providence that has power 10 shake a large
city to is foundation, has the power also to lay
every dome and s,eePle, tunnel aad tower, to
The level of the ground.
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Bi,aNDRrTII,S PILLS.

j Those of our citizens who desire good
Medicine. Will find III the Justly celebrated
Pills OF Doctor Brandrelil. which has performed
cures upon thousands of helpless persons, after
the usual scientific skill of physicians had con-
soled them with the assurance that they could d
no more. The properties of these Pills, an
anti bilious and aperient medicine. unrival-
led; all who use them recommend them; their
virtues surpass all eulogy, and must be used to
be appreciated The weak and delicate viii be
strengthe ned by their use, not by bracing, but
by removing the cause of weakness, the gross
and corrupt humors of The body. They require
no change in the oIet, or care of any kind. Plain
directions accompany each box. so that every
Is his own competent physicion.
The Brandreth Pills are for sale by Agent
IN every town IN the State, and by the follow
ing gentlemen IN THIS county, viz:
ID. P Holloway. Richmond; John Hoseav
Cambridge CITY; John Durham, Centreviiie: f.
ohnsonbangh, Cambridge: A. & J. Druiey
Boston, Hopkins 4 Hiatt, Milton; Eore /. Kirk
Dublin; " hltenger q DYER, Arlington: J. r.
Taylor, fIagerstowu: J. ". Scott, W asiiugton;
Samuel Johnson. w iiiiamsburg.
Nov. g. 1. -11-2m
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1t AIiH sNS It'RES

sAIrH's Tone : YRUf, OR FEGEr asLE tEsniFuoE,
- FOR THE SPEEDY AND RADICAL CURE or EVER
AND AeUE OR CHILLs AND FEvyR. The Proprie-
tor. offering this remedy 10 the pub!Ir. does so
with tuit confiden that ITS results VII. sustain
him 10 pronouncing II one Of the most valuable
remedies offered 10 the pubic, as speedy
and e!Iectnai cure for Ague and Fever or Chiils
and Fever.
It's composition is very simple, being entirely
Of Vegetables, am il does not contain any thing
which would renter It's II the east unsafe a.
a popular medicine
Combining with its powe rful and era Tonic
propA rites, Cathar,ic and Suiorrc action il can
BE- used with perfect safely without ans prepara-
ton of the pa:ien; III the commence fnent Of the
attack. Il carrects and prevents the febrii- excl
iement which usually attends and often de-
feais its early use, QuInIne aud the other
remedies in the treatment OF Ague and Fever .,
Chiiis anu Fever IL The proper dose Il acts q
mia Laxative, and encourages natural aud
healthy action OF the bowels. whilst at the same
time It's gives tone TO the stomach ami promotes
a general health action OF the digestive organ,
and thus in nlpFbitily weakened habits. restores
the system 10 health and viror. In Co-tive ana
Bilious habits il sometimes acts an Eme tic and
CathartIc. particularly when given in large
doses. and thus eieanses at the same time, both
stomach aud Bowels, ana promotes "a proluse
persp.rdtion.
In Fever, generally. it w:'I be found mos,
valuable Tonic. for. whilst II gives tone II the
system ii, njlaphoretic aud Laxative properties
guar! the patient from lii. production ,t fe-
8 SMITH, L5uisviils, t ~,
f-rAgents ani Country dealers supplied BY
f. NERRYW EA1HER, General Agent for
ONO AMI Horthen lndlnna. Thru st. opposite the
Post 0.fire. Cincinnati, no.
For sale IN Richmond by Or. J. Uowcli's and
Irwin Reed, Liberty w Ison & Anderson.
Richmond srut :. l-t.
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Profanity.

The following from the pen of .. P. Baiiy, we
clip from the Better Covenant, and recommend
its perusal to all concerned:
Profanity is of the most despicable. mex
cusable crimes that ever the depraved heart Of
man is led into. 1t cannot plead even the poor
paltrv of sclf-nterest, for there Is no APP
pare mt good held out "a temptation. 1t is a too
powerless weapon with which the user can new
er siay his enemy, and is of no possible value to
himself. 1t is evidence of moral culture, OF
laxity of principle; barrenness of intellect as
regards moral fruit. 1t shows a mind over which
the passions triumph, like ''raglng waves OF the
sea, foaming ont their own shame
Few practices degrade the indulgcr that
of profanity, because of It's coarseness and SIN
fulness, ena utter wanting of palllntlng cIrcum-
stances and influences. There is no excuse fer
profanity. Apparent self interest, momentary
pleasure, the qualification Of appetite, ALL nor any
OF these array themselves for its defence. Moth
ing but foolish habit which grows out of indu-
gence in the most vulgar, low and groyeIIlng
thoughts and which can never iasten itself up
that mind when elevated sentiine nts reign and
purity of thought Is cherished. And the strong
er the habit the more grovelIing the thought. Il
shows also deafness OF moral sensibllity, and
a consequent blindness to natural beauty: for
maintain that the faculties of the perception Of
moral and natural beauty closely connected.
And that the mind in which deal of moral
beauty is nlirrored cannot appreciate the highest
beauties of nature. Altogether il presents the
picture Of mind SO weak III moral principle, so
vulgar in its tastes, coarse in Its feelings and
impure in thought: that the man Of refined
feelings, correct sentiments and purity Of thought
shrinks back from ii With loatling and disgust.
And thou sayest that tliNl knowest it ali, bat
that the strong chain OF habit holds thee fast
Then verify art thou arraying myself against the
gospel, for it requires thee to break that chain.
though it be links Of brass and hooks of steel;
though it be as cutting off of right hand, the
plucking cut Of right eve. 1t allows not the
indulgence in known and sinful practices, for
the want Of resolution and energy of character.
1t demands putting forth of that resolution and
awakening Of that energy. | repeat there
fore, the who indulges in profanity is with
ont the shadow Of Paiiatiug excuse. and ought
not to expect to find the least allowance for his
SIN He is auti-chriStian in character. and ought
not to receive the fellowship of christian COM
muDlty
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COunfcrseitsu..

Peorte at the West will further the cause Of
justice ~ looking out for 4 large fleshy man vino
y travelling through Illinois. his work Of pot
son and death lie is reported TO come from
-. louis. with counterfeit of our Pills. and he
has made efforts to sell them to our Agents at a
low price We have one OF the boxes Just re-
ceIved from Chicago, and in pursuit of
the fellow. The laws are severe and will fully
punish those Who counterfeit medicines.
J. Aside from the appearance Of the counter
fri;s. any of our Agents kno,o that if Pills pur-
porting 10 be Dr. g. Benz Smiths are offered at
reduced price, they MUST BE A couSTERFEIT, there
Is getting over it.
Let al who love Justice be on their quart. II
is necessary to knotc that G. Benz. Smith sritten
with my ona hand On the bottom OF each box, TO
counterfeit which is a high handed CRIME.
-. BENZ. SMITH,
Office 1.5 c reenwich ST., Y. y.
Nov. Q, lS47 46-n
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BY THE MILFORD card.
I saw him stretched upon his bed,
With languid lip and eye:
No tears for him had yet been shed.
Tho he was doomed to die;
No friends had he, a!as no wife
To weep around him now;
Almost he was alone in life
Despair was on his brow.
One morn sought his bed and oh!
A touching scene was there;
A scene that filled my heart with wo;
A scene Of dark despair,
A little girl, his only child,
Stood gazing in his eye,
Oft crying out in accents wild
"Dear father do not de?'
The dying father turned his head.
To gaze upon her charms;
A tear upon her cheek he shed.
And clasped her in his arms;
He strove to speak in tie nder tone;
And while in grief she cried
"Dear father leave me not alone"
lie groaned-and wept-and died.
TO Po,ter's Field saw him borne,
To lie be meath the sod;
There was but one for him to mourn.
And three to break the clod;
No funeral pomp, no funeral prayer,
No funeral emblems wave:
One little girl alone stood there,
And wept upon his grave.
Had he possessed Of gold store,
He might have been a knayt;
Yet hundreds would have found bis door,
And followed to his grave.
And thus il is, and was Of old
Disguise it as you can
That man has made god Of gold,
And money roakes the
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NEW TAILOR s>i!OPu

hANIE!- PARTRIDGE. wouid respectfully
inform the citizens Of Richmond, and the
surrounding country, that he has opened u shop
on Market street. a Few Doors south of
-,sain,
where he is prepared to execute, in a work man
like manner, any work in his line that may be
entrusted to him.
Garments made BY him will be warranted TO
times
O. -Approved country produce Will be tax for
work.
Richmond, March %, l141. l3f
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violent Dea,h> III spite of CaioncI.

Are continually taking place at this season of
she Year, from Coa-e>tive and Bilious Fever,
Bilious Chollc. Cholera Norbus PlcuriSy, and
acute Intlamation of the Lungs and Liver.
Now we ask any man TO put his finger on
single of any of these complaints III which
.Eev. b. IIbbards Vegetable Pills." taken
promptly. have failed 10 cure, w defy hun to
do t,-fcarle s>ly and above boart--tor we know,
these Pills Will act effectively they are
taken.
Half pill is the usual dose, hut in these most
violent attacks, give one, or even two Pills, dis
solved. that II may operate the sooner Read TIL"
directions, that 20 with each box. w hen the
first dose produces vomiting, another should be
taken the next daN. The more violent and
alarming the attack of any malignant fever
Bilious Chohc Cholera Morhus, the more
promptly to these pills meet, and overcome the
disease
I57Agent and Country dealers supplied by r.
MERRY WEATHER., General Agent for Ohio
and Northen lnciana. Third street, opposite the
Post Office. Cincinnati, Ohio.
For sale i'll Richmond, by DR.. }. Howell's and
Irwin Reed.
Richmond Sept :, 1871.
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mr.. CTLLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE SrFCIFIc.
For Ieuoc,1sLa~, Co"ut""is. C"n,D,cp
VhUes.-Ihts NeNaiious, and often dangerous
disease, is unfortunately we'll known among
females. that a aetaIl of its symptoms seems
ssary
To the patient herself the disease manifcsts
itself by unrquivocal signs; Vet from deiic,ey ),
filSr, and often fatal, She frequently ncgiects TO
make known her condition, even To her most in
innate female fricnGS, TIL her constitution is
seriously impaired, and the foundation IaIi for ii
long catalogue of other diseases, such Slow
Fever attended with difficult respiration. Palpi-
tations, Painting, \ c, and when the disorder
not cured, it i frequently followed by others sill
serious and fatai, such ProapSus I'teri,
falling Of tie " ouib. [ Icerations, AtrUhhy,
and Dropsy, which end in 6r4fs.
To enjoy 9pod Lenift, ALL The secret0ry organs
must BE- IN sound condjtion.
Whenever. then, sihe disease manifests itself,
let the paten nj have imrns diate to ii
edy which Will restore the diseased organs to Il
healthy condItiou, and all the distressing sJ mp
toms " i'll speedily disappear, and the death like
paor of the cheek be succeeded by the rosea;e
hue of health
Such remedy may be found in "Cullen's
Spccitic.' 1t * not only pleasant safe, aud
certain remedy for Leuc orrhoea but for suppress
IONS and painful Mensurations. In truth, it is
what its indicates. a '.Speelfic" for all
uterine diseases. and at The same time entirely
free from all Ingredients which have. in any de-
gree an injurious effect upon the system.
This preparation made Of vegetable sub
stances and cannot possibly injurc the most deli
cate constitution. II is n,rer been kn0,rn 10 j1il
IN single case 10 cf.cta cure.
For sale at Dr. HOW ELS Drug Store.
Richmond, July 10, lo17. 29y.
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Triumphant Success Of Buchan's Hungarian Bal
sam Of L,te--the Gr'at English Remedy for

Coughs. Colds. Asthma, and COnsum pt iOns
The most celebrated and infaIibIe remedy for
COLDS, coughs, asthma, or any form Of pulmonary
cOnst..ap tIon, u the Hungarian Balsam OF Li~,
discovered b. Or Bnchan, of London, England.
tested for upwards Of seven years in Great BrI-
TAM aud on tl,c continent Of Europe, and intro
duced into the Bited States uaier the imrned,-
ate superiutc nde nee Of the InventSf.
The astonishing succcss Of the Hungarian Bal
sam OF Life. IN the of every form Of con
sumption. warrants the American Agent 10 solf-
citing Tor treatment the rorsf possibte cases that
be fou nd ia the communicates that seek
relief vain FROG, any of the common remedies
Of the day, and have been given up by the moss
distinguished physicians confirmed and Incu-
rabe. The Hungarian Baisam has cured. and
cure. the most desperate OF cases 1t Is no
Gn0ck nOstrum, but standard English Teni>oyi
Of known and established efficacy.
The great and only certain remedy Tor coidsi
coughs, asthma and co SUMPTION - the hunga-
rian Basarn OF Life. This nnrfSaiied specih"
will not only relieve but speedily and ehectoally
egre when all other means have failed Make no
s,,.,iu.nts whatever upon the delicate tissue
of the lungs but seek at once this infailible rem
edv. and you are safe Under its benign and
suayitise infiue nee, the most obstinate and dan
perous cough is speedily removed; Splitting Of
blood. so alarming, is entirely prevented; night
sweats, which nulIfy the restoring power Of
sleep, are checked: Inflammation Is reduced;
pain and in the side are felt no more;
the breathing re nce red soft and easy. and tho
unfortunate sufferer ID soon restored from a10
a :. faI condition of 4 consumPtiye, 10 q healthy
al nd comfortable existence
In case Of aetr al Of the lungs, or Of se a.
ted consumption, it is the only source Of hope
American price, 81 per bottle, with full direc-
,ions for the restoration Of health.
None genuine without the written sgnatufs
of the American Age Mt, On gold and bronze la
BEL 10 counterfeit which Is forgery.
For sale at the Drug Store OF
DR.. ]. HOWELLs.
II Pamphlets respecting this Great English
Remedy may be had gratis Of DR.. J. Hoveiis.
Richmond, Ia.
Jan. LIST, Is47. lily
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STATEMENT OF DIR. HIRAM COX,

Late Prof.s IN the Cincinnati Eclectic Med
icnl College, and Physician well known, who
has extensive practice. IN relation TO tire cure
of Miss Belt after having been given up to die
with the last stage OF Consumption, by number
OF able Physicians
NJ A. l.. ScoyIILe:-S ir-However reluctant
tached to certificate recommending Patent
Medicines, Nostrums Ca,holicums, | never
,heess think il my duty, not only to my patrons,
but to the community, and, all atict ted nth d is
eases requiring Cough Medicine, to state, that IN
three particular cas~s Of iucipieHt Consumption.
VIZ: Miss Belt step daughter of Mr.. John Carr
of this city, Mss Barger, sister-iu-i.~ Of Mr.
EWundar. butcher, aud Mr.. r. Is. Cox, one Of
our City Council, that Er. Rogers Compound
syrup Of Liver~ort ana r operated more like
a specific than any remedy II a siu.iiar charac-
TER ~ it, operation tiAt have ever used in N
practice. One II the clses above, VIZ Hiss Belt,
appeared 10 bc iabori8g un.er the last stage OF
scroiuions Consumption, is pronounced by -ey-
erai Physicians who were IN attendance previous
to NY being called t. tr"at the case. she
thIs pfe-e Ut time IL the enjoyment a a. apparent
y good health, ana from appearance. as likely to
Gle with any other disease, as any other young
lady in this city As 1t respects The health of
the other cases, all the threatening preinontorv
symptoms seems to have sub-i!fl from the OF
d fe * bottles Of the syrup above.
Very respectfully. Sc,
HIRAM cox, NJ. D.
Cincinnati Jan. 25lF, l-:7.
For sale by A. l.. SGOVILL. Corner Of Fifth
and Race Streets. Cincinnati.
Also. by d p HOLLOWAY, Richmond.
Nov. 9, i-i7. ly.
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ME excellent FARM. belonging to the
] heirs Of ISRAEL FRENCH. will be sold By the
undersigned az private sale The Farm. IS about
four miles North East of this city the middle
fork Of Whitewater, and contains "A acres
under good misunderstanding House-O-ch-
ard-gcod water power-springs Of the best of
water. &c. AlSo-Several Eighty-acre Lots,
OF good, unnproved L A NJ D, situated near
Camden, Jay county, Indiana, will be sold on
good terms. For further particulars and prices
apply TO ROBERT MORRISON, Agent.
Richmond 9th mo- 2lst, Is41. 39tf
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CONsI NI''TION Is Cl-ISED.!
DIR. ROGERS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF LIVERWORT AND TAh

4 safe aud certain cure for Consumption Of the
Lungs Splitting Of Blood. Coughs Colds
Asthma, Pam IN the SIDE. Bronchitis, Nhoop-
ing Cough, ana all Pulmonary Affections.
Il To those who have diseased Iuugs-We
call Your candid and sincere attention 10 the
great merit of the above preparation. and not
put II down with other medicines. without enqui-
rlng whether there Is not entire satisfactory
proof Of its value, that too from mon Of the high
Is, standing, and who living witnesses and
be seen. J5-As the Physician and Med al
Faculty. even their Professors have had the bar
of prejudice broken by the astounding cures
made b. this great remedy, ana come ont n last
and give certificates, that there IS mistake
but what II makes cures when every ihing else
has filIcti, and that il * the great remedy for
diseased lungs. We Will give below 4 few re
marks Of the propc rites and extracts from the
certificates which extracts from thu pamph-
let. which can he seen IN full. ana the exact
place where they reside, by calling On the sg"ut
where tins medicine Is for sale. Ihgt are i!um
men Of such high standing. that 'hr ~ i, II
SIX ptic viii at once he conN Incri If IT. vat.Ie
Both Tar and l.iverwort are used bN the in
diaHS, who seldom known to air wtth con
sumption. The celebrated DIR. trIchton ai ft-
terSburgh, Dir Buchan of England. sit- There -
remedy equal To that Of Tar 10 curIrg the
Consumption. Read a few out Of the number Of
cures thus medicine has made IN Cincinnati alone.
DIR. VIM. j. Richards of Cincinnati. says IN the
case Of MIR Charles " adc, on sixth street mar
ket space, thu, DR.. Rogers Syrup Of Livcrwort
and Tar cured him after all other remedies had
failed. Mr.. -. indiow. Race street, two doors
above nth says not his Doctor, but his consul
Ting ply >irt1n hai gwen mp All hopes OF his re-
t"VrFy' YET lac was eh',rfiS 'ufea hN ihe use OF
the above medicine Mrs Ann Chds, Sixth
street, two doors west of Suith. ihat she
had ne 'oisui'Ptioh' ana WIS ftonetu 70 d mere
skeleton, ana her ce"Gh was so Cis'rt sS'ng,
though under me care "i l ofessor OF mem
matt college, who failed to give any relief. Vet
this Medicine gave immediate relief, and restored
her |" PeFie't htaiu. w. '"bti"I ~ i'H"hrhd.
oh'ilat'"S street, H'i squire meow idh", 'ertl-
lrS 'iiai ne WIS gwen UP ny an hS ifith"s ana
hySti'nS' a''' ma ','Se1 even 'iiift' OF Ha'tt r
an" pi""d from ms l'ohES, ana ms -'ieticlh'
cHrcG MN tilllrtlN IN Il very Sl.9tt tit. Nr. II
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" III f. 4 r.! =,

ETANTED al the .'Cheap Western Cash
w Store for which Ihe highest market
price u.A te giren IN cash
SCOTT & CO.
Richmond Oct 4, lc.7.
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MANSION HOUSE,
RICH Ind.

FSEIIIS House formerly known the s.Te1n-
! perance Hail., ana recently occupied BY
William Nixon, has lately been rctittrd up in a
superior style, with the design OF making il one
of the most comfortable resting places for the
weary traveller, in the western country.
The subscriber. also takes great pleasure in
informing his old frie ns, aud the travelling
munity generally, that his TABLE shall be. a.
heretofore while occupying the Richmond iioteI)
supplied with the choicest siands the country
affords
His STABLE IS large and Convenient. and is
attended by the very best of ost.ers, ana suppl
ed with the best of Provendcr.
Hefeeis coniide mt that the pains that shall he
taken to make those who MAY ourn with hIn,
comfortable. ana sat Home, will warrant nm
in asking share of public patronage BOARD
Frs taken by the Gay week on the most ia
vorable terms h. BROOk1NS-
Richmond. Feb. 9. lSiI. 52-'io. If.
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MI AN kFtL for IL. patronage already ex-
tended toward him, soiicIts a continuance
of the same having served apprenticeship
of seven years with the first Carriage Maker IN
Philadelphia, whose Carriages have taken the
premiums on every occasion that they have been
exhibited at the different Institutes; he hopes to
be able to get up article at least equal to any
now manufactured in the Western country.
ALSO-for sale, superior article of ID Y
\ : II made by the Oldest Narnsh-
Maker in PhlladelPh ia-,carraRted not to crack
ALso-Carriage Trimmings of every dcscrIp-
ton. such Laces, Cloth. Silver Hub Bands.
Door Handles. Lamps. Lock and Hinges. Riggs
&c; all of which VIII be furnished at the lowest
Cash price Persons At a distance can be accom-
moda;et by dropping line TO the subscriber
Main street, opposite HIr. Gibert's Hotel.
Richmond. Ia, Feb. Q, l-41. l9in n
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Ik1CIE17OND
T @ I n D d r Y
STOVES. IIOILCNN-NVA ARE. and
CASTINGS.
a { c sac n IA att PriC

INIIE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il the public that he carries on the Foundry
business, at The old establishment. He has now
on hand, fer sale, 4 superior lot of STOVES:
consisting of Nos. l, ,. and J IMPROVED PREMIUM
CookGNG STOVE SFILMs~'s IMPROVED COOKING
STOVE, seven and template Stoves of diticre MT
sizes, with a general assortment of Irankl!n and
splendid Parlor Stoves. Aiso.--PotS, Kettles
And.rons and Wagon Boxes. He also manu-
features and makes TO orGer-C.RDIxG MACHINES
CoNpENSERs, SHINING and MATING M.CuISEs.
broad aud narrow POWER LOOMS. Ft-IIING STOVES.
ana all kinds Of machinery used in manufactur-
ing establishments.
MIL GEARING. or tn MINDS,
made on the shortest notice. lie feels confident
saving that he has the largest and best selected
lot of patterns IN the Western country for Grist
AMI Saw Mills. lie has in short. the latest
Improvements in the Mil Gearing line.
TO PLOUGH Ele>:
He has patterns for all the good Ploughs in
use He has Stoop's Ploughs-right and left
handed: W GODS Plough. four different sizes: all
OF winch lie will sell at cIStNS,r PRICES. for
THRA>HING MACHINES.
He has an excellent Thrashng Machine which
he manufactures, and viii sell for CASH or anpro-
we'd TRADE. For ease to horses and ueatncss ard
despatch in the execution Of work. it is not infe-
rior to any in
The undersigned returns his thanks 10 the
public for the liberal support bestowed upon him.
and respectfully solicits continuance of favors.
ISAli kinds of Machinery repaired on short
notice. CASH. WHEAT. or good HORSES, will be
taken in exchange for any Of the above articles
IFHis STOVE STORE is on the North side
Of Main street. opposite the Richmond Book store
where customers viii be promptly waited
THOS. O'fARRA.
Richmond. Nov. Q, 1877. Ga3l'453