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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-11-15
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BOOK K EEPING.


- II. EAKsTABY'S Writing Rooms and
- Mercantile Institute, NO ,. lhifd street.
opposite the New Cour; House, Dayton ONO
MIR. respectfully invites The seniieh o.
those interested, to his course Of instruction IN
Book kee ping, which embraces entries ID
Wholesale aud Retail, Shipping, Conitnissen,
S,eamboatiug, Exchange. Banking and Compa-
ny Specializing business; both with and without
partners.
Pupils who take a full course Of lessons. VIII
OPEN conduct and close from twelve TO fiiieen
distinct and complete sets OF books by 'he
frequent Ledger closings and Balance sheet e2-
hibits, which they make. not only OF prosper
Gus but of Adverse operations. the best OF nien-
tai discipline for business Is secured
Gentlemen who industrious and dtfeRtre'
can be fully prepared for the Counting Room IN
from TO > weeks time and vii. be able 10 give
what is strictly necessary a lucid an" COM
mon sense reason for every entry they MAKE
In short the course of instruction by >. H. b
is the same as taught at Messrs. Criitendeh
Commercial institute at Philadeiphia. VIZ: 10
place in the HANDS Of the student the key which
unlocks the mysteries connected with the SCI
ence of Accounts and enable him readily IL
cotnprehe nd transactions Of the most intrlcate
character.
| Instruction, Individual and no, in classes.
TER Ms for a full course by Double fnfr,
s25; Partial Course, Sij; Full course siHgle
Entry, s. 90 invariably one hall IN advance
Business Hoars.--After the 'st Of Septeinbel
from 0 20 IL o'clock d. ND to 4. pm an
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The Yankee Joke.

The following is from little work en-
titled the '.Hnnd book of Joking" recent
~ published in London.
In order to be Yankee joker many
qualifications are requisite. First Of ell
Ycpudiate truth; secondly. call every thing
q fact but the truth; thirdly. the Joker
must be pretty well grounded in the ks
Of Munchausen. and a firm believer in
the veracity Of Gulliver's Travels. The
Yankee joker must stick nj nothing. AZ
ter abou, six months sharp practice, some
thing like the flowing may be perpetra-
ted: "Talk Of Crockett! why Ezekiel
Nash. genuine down easter, could send
him 10 eternal smash right slick of. Nash
chaws chain cables for .bakey.' takes
gunpowder for snuff. and blows his nose
with . tin pocket handkerchief; he sleeps
between iron sheets. wbici, in winter are
made rcd.hot. Instead Of rats and mice.
wolves and grisly bears prowl around his
room at night. but he sleeps so sound he's
obliged to be thrown out of the window
every morning TO wake him. Mother
missed him when he was baby. and
found him ut last seated on a hornets
nest. PLAYING at bo-peep with a couple OF
SattlesnHkes.
As an infant. Ezekiel was a wonder. l
guess; he had razors and bayonets for
toys, walked in top-boots when he was
three days old, sucked hot Goals. and
used to rub his gums with nutmeg gra-
ter; they weaned him the very day he was
born. and fed him on pap made OF flint
stones and lignumvi:ae soaked in prus
sic acid His appetite. for boy. was
awful; he once eat a buffalo and three
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LlN t. K WORT AND TAR.
a. l5O,OOODRE m

Annually Of Con>urn pr ION in the Uni ed
States, Yet how many could have been saved n
theN HAD resortcd 10 Dir. Rogers Liverwor, and
/ - IA season. TnorsANps upon Tuous,~ps rrs
now trsi'iiIng that II hss saved their lives aud
restored L. r.. 10 tiralth-No one nee UssrAisu
though Nour physci aud fire nds give ~ u NJ
to nlk.,i YOU cannot he worse than Mrs Rawe.
OF Stsuoton, who was gwen mp by her Doctor,
aud friends 10 DIE with the last stage If Coz.
SUMPTION. We publish her certifeatr in addition
Ia the vast number obtained in Cincinnati. to
show that the cures il makes are not confined 10
that tty alone, but in every place where il has
been introduced. Read what she saws:
This Is 10 certify, that some mogths since, I
was token with pain IN side aud breast; !
called IA the all Of several ph, sieians bu, they
i1llrd to give any relief, aud for the space Of
one year grew rapidly worse. In addition o.
this WAS attacked N .th a violent cough, al
, though an excellent rhysician lived 10 the same
hous'-, ANA use" the greatest cxerton, and paid
the strctest attention IL bafflcd all hi, skill
two others wrr" called III, one Of which mn
aged and sk iiui physician. bat al! their efforts
proved alike nnavaiting. Al iasi. a ply s...isn
who Was attei.Ging camp -ueetuc IA the nrscli-
Lorhood. came to sec me, AMI declared that I
could hot last more Than one day longer: also.
all of the vas; nuinoer who came to h.
lieNcd tina, few days At most must end my earth
~ career My friends Herr Hnr called in 10 SEE we
de, Bot my brother al THIS crisis, fhrarnp Of
the astonishing cares performed by DR.. RoreYr'
Compound syrup of I.vermor, aud Tar,) went
10 thihcothe aud back, IA distance OF sixty mules.
III l3 hours, 10 get some Of the above me- eine:
CONNIE need taking il. aud strange to itH be- for.
had used half bottle, the cough was entirely
cnrcd; from tins time ! recovered rapidly, aud
when bad used two bottles, | WAS able to n.
sHnle my famiir NocaiIons usually. / MN
fully satisfied that if i, had moi been for this ex-
ce licnt medicine. ! would now he IN my cr,ye
and must IN lasticc say, that truly return INV
sincere thanks to the inventor Of this priceless
medicine. ana would rtconinr nd al persons af.
ilicted with diseased lungs 10 give it u iriai-
HARRIET ROWE.
We the undo rsigned, 10 ccrtiiv, ii,t, this ac-
count "i Airs. kowe IS connect. we bring pcTson.
ally acquainted with all the circumstances
FE1ER z. MATTHEW'S.
+. +. JOHNSON.
THOMAS CRAIG. $50
JOSEPH EVANS.
Stanton, Ohio, FEB I. 1917.
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Thrilling Incident ut aiic M:.naE-
cYie--NCSEeG :slsanacy Of tic Lion.

On Thursday Of last week during the
heavy storm Of wind and rain, while the
extensive collection Of wild beasts in the
managarie Of Mcssrs. Raymond & War.
ing. were in the village of Norwalk, a
feature was introduced not previously an
nounccd in the bills. About four in the
afternoon. a violent gust Of wind blew
down the canvass which forms the large
pavilion, completely enveloping the spec.
taiors and cages Of animals in one com
mon mass OF confusion. The accident
happened at the moment when Miss Ade-
lima. the Lion Queen as sheis STYLED, was
performing in the den of wild beasts, and
rs the fright of the animals rendered them
seemingly uncontrolloblc, great fears
were entertained for the safety Of that in
tcres,ing young lady. II this moment a
scene Of indiscribabic terror and con!ii-
sion presented itself. The roaring of the
terrific beasts the screams Of women and
children. and the ''peltings of the pitiful
storm" without, rendered the scene truly
appalling. The panic, however, was but
moncntary, as the prompt and energetic
measures taken by the managers soon
cleared the wreck, no person having re-
ceived the slightest injury. But the up
roar among the lions. tigers. and leopards
IN the performing cage. gave rise to re-
port that they were devouring Miss Ade-
linn. In the next instant the canvass
was stripped from The cage. when tableux
presented i:selfsuch rs would defy either
poet, painter or sculptor to portray with
accuracy.
In the centre Of the den young and
beautiful lion, Uhe same recently prcscn-
ted to Gen. Cnss by the Emperor of Mo
roccu,) in tho rampant position, formed
the strong feature Of The picture; beneath
one OF his hind feet lay stretched the dead
body Of leopard. and struggling within
the invinc;blc grasp Of his fore paws were
the tiger and surviving leopard. IN the
opposite end Of the cage transliXed as q
statute Of marble, with dauntless eye and
majestic attitude the same rs when she
commands the wild beasts 10 crouch al
her feet, stood the Lion Queen, Miss Ad-
elina. The youn. lady states that the two
lcopards and the tiger made simultanc-
Gus spring for her ct the moment he can.
vass was blown down, and were repulsed
by the noble gallantry Of the lion, who
bounded between them and protected her
i'm the manner described. The presence
Of the keeper. Mr.. Pierce. soon reduced
the savage groupe TO subsection. and the
Lion Queen was happily relieved from a
farther participation in this extra perform
nnCc
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TIE WONDERFUL CURES MADE

BY ihs medicine have induced Pny sieiai,s Of tho
highest standing 10 prescribe it-ies even Pro-
icssors 81 tie Coilrgcs admit thai Il cares slier
every hing else has failed.
DR.. II. Coz. late Professor in Cincinnati N-di.
cal College. eiiice on 9ih street. says he cured
Miss Brit 81 ScoIfnioas Consumption viii, DR.
Rogers li,crwori x Ear, after she give IL NJ,
10 de by nniBher OF sh!iIiui fbys icisns Or.
w. Richaris of Cincinnati, saws lie cured Mr.
Charles W ale, Of Consumption wIii. this n.edi-
cine after ali his other remedies had iaii~d.
u DR.. H. X. " ilson, ii regular phi, sIcian Of
Gailpolis says it really a<icd ike charm 10 thu.
Of II " isrran the wife Of The Rev If
" Isefnan, OF rat,ioi, 0ho who was on mo
poIui OF DEATH with pulmonary toNsuaY IoS,
AM = r. ~i"f''a I" li"hlti .1t'r f.A weeks by
the usc q DR.. RoeErs' LIvtRwoGT ( Tan.
III. la'c az Mrs Egr-r,. WHO nn,v re-
eiGes on i arr street. three .oors above Eighth,
ttnrihnatI. IL IauLr Tia. fcft., abs and
t-ioDi~hleg ever REGARDED. This L. e, had ii,,
Consumption Ion the last Years, sans. lately
sine Ut. wo-x. and worsr-worn dow II . id r,na-
GATED cold night swr,ts and Leciie fever every
day. rrGuccd 10 "a nifTe sh-i.i9n. her cougl " -
snosi distressing. all her physicians gave her up
! To u ih th- last stag Of Conxutuption-Dr
'Ialliaicrs. now called in celebrated Long
Doctor who SAID Their" a not Abe least hope II
her recovery. finally her lungs UicKnnTEp both
ternaiiy Bud ext Tuni.y and the blood settled
unaer her nails that they a:,e off her fric nj
came in 10 take their last fareweil--at this crisis
she CONNIE need using t,.s same DR. Rooms
2 IIFIh"Dk1 AND An, WHICH restored her 10
better health than se has en ed sissce aie
fourteen yaars Of age, aud in three months sbs
aaiued Fl ~ pounds Ia flesh. Those who Doubt
ih- virtues OF this wonderful in-dieuc are invi-
+ ted o call . nd see .irr.
I CONSUNpTiIES SHOULD CALI. ON
+ THE AZ + and see the certificate in full, of
/ the above mentioned cures and also vast mum
Der OF o,hsTs.
i ~ DECEIVE NOT YOURSELVES, Nv
neelectlng 10 as~ ibis valuable medicia. until
!. Is loo late. as there are thousands Of cs,~s
which ar. too far gone IN be saved, even bv his
Great Remedy b. sure and get DIR. Roger
i.iverwort and Tar, which has his sigssaore .
TeiIo Lab-l, on each hottie Of the r. ns,se.
/ /, IS for sal. by A. l.. SCOViLLE. Cincinnati.
+ " hol.sa- Agent for the West and South. and
also by all III. advertised Agents.
Also. by ID. p. HOLLOW Y, Richmond.
Also.--at 7. REEDS Drug Store,
! April ), Is4s. ~
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parts of horse and then asked if tea

parts Of horse and then asked if tea
wasn't ready. When Nash travels. by
rail. he gets out to walk a trifie Of forty
or fifty miles. and waits an hour till the
train oversakes him. The engine comes
up painting and blowing. and often says
with forced laugh. Bust my bler. 'Ze-
kicl, but OF all mortal critters. you're the
biggest; | reckon your father was flash
OF lightning. and your mother all airth-
quake. Darn me if you aint an orna-
ment to creation
| As a Spectator. Nash is cruel lucky
! He held some canal shares once, which
went to such premium, he was obliged
TO send the broker up in balloon to sci
ont
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Advertisements Sal"

NT o TI(E is hereby givcn that We viii "xnnse
Y al public auction, on "Wednesday the la;i
day Of November next, at the lat" residence Of
W illam Fouts, eceased, Boston, ali the
personal property of the said deceased. conss-
ting of Hoysts. Caft'e. SIsep, Hogs, UaEoa,
Carriage Haruess. Wheat, Corn. Oats and Eay
also Beds. Bedding, Househoid goods and Farm
ing utensils, &c. \ credit of twelve months
wII! lie gwen, all sums of three dollars and
upwarts. (and on all sums under that amount
cash in HANDY the purchaser giving his note
with approved security.
JOEL RfI R Ra snS Ad'"F's
Oct. 25th, ISIS. 4l-3w.
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TOWNSHIPS PATENT SE.i'.1R ATOR.
N w. ROBINSON. RICHMOND, lid. havins

IN W. ROBTNSON- kICfNoNi', ~" haVIhE
purchased the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT to
manufacture, use, and sell to others to be used.
Townsend's Pacn mt Separator. in the counties OF
Wayne, Rush. Fayette, Marion, Nigo, and Tip
pecanoe, and has the further privilege Of selling
III any portion of the State for limited time, Is
now prepared to furnish them at fair prices. and
Of the hes. materials and workmanship. He is
also prepared to furnish II superior horse power
sufficient in strength for six or eight horses.
Express, Terre Haute, Atlas, Lafayette, Jour
nal, Indianapolis, will publish to the amount Of
s., and the Republican. R"shville; Telegraph,
Conncrsviic, to the amount of 81. and charge
this Office.
Richmond, Aug 80, loiS. 3Gtf
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p E II II A N S H I P

This polite branch Of education is under the
supery sion OF a Yankee Writing Master. those
specimens of Penmanship have drawn from the
Press in this ~ well d most oth-r cities IN the
Union, such high encouIiams. I3Ficase call
and See specimens.
Hours of instruction for Gentlemen at l04
H. and in the evening. Ladics Glasses meet
a, 3 and p. m. precisely, (up stairs
TER MS.--For IL lessons $3.50; for 80 less
ons in plain writing, $500 - Ornamental as
per agreement Payment 10 be made between
the Ist and 9th lesson. 0-tTStatonary gratis
DAYTON, Nov. LIST. 1913. 40.
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DIS sCsE ZION OF i'.EsTE FRS Tx !;

DIS sOgU G'iON OF PAR ~ :,ESSyIzi'.
YENIIE partnership heretofore existing between
VIM. Dell and W III. AchcruIan, un6cr The
name Of WIN. Dell s. Co, is this day dissolve,
by mutual agreement.
The Candle and soap business viii be contin
ued at the old stand, opposite {. Butts by " m
Alderman and Gotiieb Weiiner, VINO respect
fully solicit the patronage Of the public.
They keep constantly on hand the best quality
of Candles and Soap, which they selling d
reasonable rates
u-Soap, 81 cts, wholesale; cts retail
WM ACKE2MAN,
GOTLIEB WEIDNER.
Richmond Oct 2,Ith 1918. 4J-lm.
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THE PAIL A,DIUtm.
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. BIZ
D. p. Holloway and B. ". Davis.
TIE RMS:
r ( r " s

On< year, payatle in adranee, $1,000. E9.o0
Afte, me year expires. --.------...---- SOC
For siz months, in advance. -.----. ----1,DO
ITNo paper dieconiiased until all aTTeaySgss
are raid. excepf at the option If the edifors.
Postage Muss be paid, by eorresyond<ats, 70
insure attention
AnyBr1iSing RDpIRS.
Tt AdrrryfseYnsnss rH be eonspiesossfy ia
.eyf~d IN the PaLkadisBn sf fhe fslloeiR1 rsfes:
Ore square Of IL lines, $50 ms xeeks, 81 90
Each continuance .
Anno1aciag names Of eandidGfes for Office. fa
a subseriber) $500; If not . - n.eviber, $500.
A liberal discount the ADORE rates, 70 tksss
.eAo ndrertise By the year.
Aduertisemenfs 1iI be continued snfI fsrtid II
the exyxase of tie Ads11iser, II no dsfssi sime -
tired. No adreytisemenf riu be coasid<yed tess
thnn one square.
All advertise rne nis authorized by the sfsfses
must be paid for invariably in advance. Ae-
veYtisernenfs coming from abroad, nss -
accompanied with the cash, nn'e~s ordsFed -
publication by brother publisher, swd asensA
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II ME- undersigned, having taken ont of the
Wayne Probate Court letters OF Admin
istratipn on the estate OF Hannah Thompson .
late OF said county, deceased notice is therefore
given all those indebted to said estate to make
Immediate payment. and those having claims
against the TO presen Mt the IN legally auhen
ated for Settc Mt. within the time prcScI bed
by law. The estate Is insoivrnt.
BRAN THOMPSON, Admir-.
OF ~ 1919 1t-3-
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AN ORDIN ANCE declaring vacant certain Al
i-ys. and establishing others IN their stead. IN
that part OF the Guy of Richmond laid out by
Robert Morrison
Sec LIST. Be it ordained by the Common
Council Of The city OF Richmond, that the Al
lev on the north SIDE OF lot number N inat
part of the CITY OF Richmond iaid ont by
Robert Morrison, running west IRON .trFeen
street 10 an out lot belonging 10 Caleb @!iehTon,
also the alley between lots numbered = am } IA
said Norri.soa's addition, running north from
Main street to said lot number fur, be ana they
are hereby declared vacant.
Sec 2nd Ind he il further ordatnea that Io-
seph HoweIiz, Richard BurN ana Saieb S"eaFon'
be and they hereby authorized 10 open an
sIIey on the North side oil lot numbered iour
running west chosen. also an alley between
lots nurnb rred / and running Norm from
Main street to said lot number four.
Sec 3rd BE il further ordained, That SAID
Alleys be of the same width as they now are
the first mentioned alley 10 feet wi-e and the
latter, ~ ieet
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor.
B. w DAVIS, Clerk.
Nov, LIST ISIS. 40
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NV COP Da.ECTs THE STORM.

The Spirit Of the Tempest shook
His wings OF raven hue
Above the sea, md hollow winds
HowIed DER the waters blue.
uprese the rnouniai pillows high.
And swept a stormy path;
Darkness and terror mingled there
Their ministry Of wrath.
A lonely bark. by bounding seas,
Tos'd wildly 10 and fro.
Dashed DER the biiiows ioAHiing brow
To fcaT!ul depths below.
Crash echoed crasl.--thc quive ring spas
Break DER the leaning side,
And lei; the bark a shattered wreck,
The stormy waves TO ride.
Tie storly scamcn struggled hard
To bold the yielding helm,
And keep the amps prov 10 The surge
Tina; tiireate ned IL o'eE"neim.
And when the plrnging ruin spurned
Their impotcnt control.
THY flew to drown their oomy fears
In the accu-sed bowl.
Upon the raging ocean then
Helpleas "as Ieit the bark.
To the Wild mercy Of tbs waves
Amid the Tempest dark.
Upon the deck. alone, there stool,
4 man OF courage high;
i. hero, FROM whose bosom fear
Had Ee.cr Griwl L 'gi!.
Wita folded GIns erect he stoo3.
His countspance was mild,
And calmly gazing on the scene
lie bowed his cad and smiled.
A Wild shrek from the cabin rose
Up rushed his be au locus bride,
With locks Gstevellcd and III tears
She treintled at his side.
40! why my love. upon thy lip"
She cried, "doth play that smile.
Whcn al! j. gloom ana terror hero
And must weep the while9''
No word the warrior spake-but he
Drew from beneath his vest
A poignnrd bright. and placed its point
Against her heavng breast.
She started not, nor shrvked in dread
As she had shrieked before;
Bot stood astOnished. aud surveyed
Ills tranquil features DER.
''Now Why" he asked, "dost thou not star
May not thy blood be spit7"
With sweet conposuTe She replied,
''AIy husband holds tie hih."
"Dost rondsr then, that am calm,
That fear shakes not my iorml
ne'cr can tremLie while | know
My God directs tie storm!"
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SIX HUNDRED BOTTLES OF
OWnSend'S arSaparIll

lust received aud for sale by the wholesale
- or retail at DR.. Howci's Drug Store
N. u. Persons in the ne gboring towns, de-
string agencies for the sale of the above inedi-
cine, are requested 10 call on DR.. Howeiis, who
is authorized TO appoint agents in any place
where there none
Oct. 81 ST. lolS. 40-tf.
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wv MATANMAA MNLNA,
Richmond Indiana.

|ECHE subscriber wishes to caii the att ntou
L of the travelling public TO the tact that he
has returned to MS old Stand,
THE NATION AL.)
that he has put the House, as well rs the whole
establishments in first rate order for the accom-
notation ofthe travelling public, with the deter
minstIon that he will not be outcome IN the
vest fo- kind and close attention TO those that
NAV favor him with call. No pains shall be
SPARED for the comfort and ea.lovr mel mt Of his
gues;s-In short, he is deterrnin ned To keep o
rood and orderly house. and make every per-
son that calls on him at home His charge shall
De as low any nonse Of the kind in the west
man shall go away dissatisfied If in his pow
er 70 prevent. Feeling thankful for past farors,
he hopes to be sustained by his old friends and
customers Any favor will be thankfully re
ceived, and, in his humble way, shall be returned
DANIEL u. SLOAN.
Richnond, Feb Q, 1877. 1851
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4 MEXICAN OIi--TEE C4EITESI
q REHEDI- ENITGRE- Irorarra from
=, well al Kentucky ID feet below tit- caFlh
surcAcc This Dd VIII b. found vI~ilN Superior
- Harlem British. or any other Formerly pepn-
lar OH. Its cUrailee properties for ihe ia.oHiH-
ailments are Truly wonderful: lnii i'tiH'3i"rt
rheumat.s n wAoopiuL cough. phiA} SIC. e"a-iis,
col = S4a-iHs, tvtter, cry eipeia>, sc'ti Il '-i-'
Group ia ,ii,uatory sore throat iiFer complaint
inf ..n4t!9n oil the kidneys, ptills IN - lr"dsi,
side ana back diseases Of the >ptnc. pies, heart
burn diseases OF the hip 1oint IHf tnl~o sore yves
se:ifi!,.ss an ear-ache, worms, toeiH~ct'r N'5i"s
strains, bnr5is scs.u>, brGtses, cuts, ulcers, can
GERS fever sores. &c. Sc,
It ora nI-flts bust rscn .sIn.ei'.sio.t; a.
tnousaLGs OF people, OF ali Glasses ANA asrs can
testify.
CiGIID Mn order to he sure o: i4iili"-
the reuulae, pufc.-r olty 81 tie trvAcfAi
Ag-ut, Doct"r EdsHr 'Ihorn. b"...le. Va ne
County Indiana. Through SUB gents pom
led hy him Tor is SAL; each Of whom VIII have
a Show i5i. and general care t,o..s ~ f.mp..1ri
form containing the names anJ asdIs@~ OF til
Projectors, an General Agent ios i.!t state Of
/ Indiana. Is follows:
D. iI.u < Co. Ffopri-tor%. i ru;ucky.
DOC TOR EDG AR IUORN. G .netai Agent
for The State Of In1iina, Duoltn. Way ne Count.
10 whom ali orders must be addressed.
igenis-low nsrnd. Lewis X Co., and S.lrer'
& B,irg. Cambridge: Jacob Sewers. tiertnan-
! town; DR. } L. Bal, CentieF,iie; less Meek
Richmond. i"-"h ,