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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-12

French DIscovERY.--A French physi-
elan announces that great benefits may be
derived by weak patients from isolating
their beds on glass stands. after placing
them at least eighteen inches from the walls
of the room. The philosophy of the pro-
cess is. that the body is thus prevented
from being demagnetized, or deprived OF
its animal electricity, by means of which
the nervous functions are performed. y
man in this way, by cutting of the com
munication, can pack himself chock full
oflightnng. and grow strong and fat upon
it! Please to open TO the right and left,
gentlemen, so as not TO obstruct the pro-
rress of science!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-12

CoRwIN AMONG THE lANKEEs.-The
Cincinnati Gazette says:--A gentleman OF
New Haven. Connecticut. in Il letter 10 Il
friend in this city. dated March o5th. says;
..l.as, evening had the pleasure of hear
inc Gov. Corwin Of Ohio. deliver polit-
cal lecture in the Exchange before lar
ger audience than ever saw collected
there before. The seats were all removed
and all stood on their feet. except those in
the gallery. 1t was the best political
syeech / crcr heard; there was more
CHRtSTIANIT in it, than i'll any
speech of the kind ever listened 10. We
sadly want more such men at Washing
ton: men who have a proper view of the
internal spirit of war and bloodshed, and
who will not bow the knee TO the dark spir-
it of Slavery. but place themselves on the
side Of God and Humanity
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-12
EERNIA, HERNIA, HERNIA Very fe,

ERNIA, HERNIA, HERNI Very few
persons know the serious and dangerous
consequences of RUPTURE, consequently pay
little attention TO it, until the bowel that passes
through the orifice of the ruptured part. becomes
the seat of inflammation. at once stopping their
circulation and natural excavations. 1t is at
this critical time that great danger is to be APP
pretended.
DR.. Hates Trusses the most certain in
strumcnts for the speedy of the trouble
some complaint. Why then procrastinate from
time to time. and daily in danger of the bowels
becoming s,rangu!ated, which will cause death
in very short time unless painful operation
be Immediately performed.
Remember that these Trusses sold and APP
piled only by the Proprietor himself. at his Med
zeal Office, No. $50 Svcanore st, Cincinnati. In
order the refo-e to to the patient the bene
fit Of u good and easy instrument he is request
ed to call at the above Office, where large assert
ment of his Trusses has just been received from
the Eastern mandatory
n. B.-These instruments constructed
that they may be applied by Females the mselves.
where delicacy prevents them from making the r
situation known.
Trusses for Children of any age NAV be found
at DR.. HATES Office,
$50 Sycamore ST, bet ith and 9Th, Cincinnati.
Feb. D, lS4s eff
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ANOTHER NOVELTY!

NOTICE is hereby given, that James f..
Y Reeves. now "a resident Of Cincinnati, has
placed in my hands a large amount Of outstand-
ing Notes and Accounts, for the collection Of
which, l am authorized to adopt the MOST
means. Persons interested
will please call at my office in short fine.
WILLIAM A. BICkLE, Atty.
Richmond, Feb. I6, 1873. ST
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Philanthropic Division, No. ~, meets
Oh Monday nigh, Teach week, and Clark
Division, on Wednesday night OF each
week; both ut 7 o'clock. Indiana Union,
No 9, Daughters of temperance, meets
Oh Wednesday afternoon of each week.
Mt 8 o'clock. Richmond Section, No. 3,
Cadets Of temperance, meets on Thurs
day evening of each week, at 7 o'clock.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-12

Decentralization gives dignity and eleva-
ton 10 the character; IL confers the only rue in
dependence, it opens new and pure, and exalted
sources Of happiness. 1t delivers from IA thous-
and groundIcss g. superstitious fears; it inc rease
the ability to be useful it is safeguard against
ruinous vices il softcns aud reines the manners;
il bcacons lis to heaven, and points us the way
whereby that glorious abode can be secured as
our homo,
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DIV SONS
3l[i3a!(9;(

PTNHE above Pile Embrocation, has gained q
reputation never before equailed by any
medicine. 1t never fails to cure the Piles, as
well that intoierable itching, that has its To-
cation in the same parts. For sale in Richuond,
at IRWIN REEDS Drug Store.
Feb. 10th, ISIS. otf
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Every package lin addition to It's containing
FULL w EIGHT. ndepe ndent Of the wrapper,
bears the stamp of neatness and elegance, and
the Teas therein are SO thoroughly secured from
light and air. that their quality and power Will
relnain unmpared III any climate.
WIN. PECHELL. Agent,-NcSy Store.
Richmond, December 18Th, 1o47. Stiff
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NJ OTICE.-The citizens Of Indiana, are he re
y by notified that Lewis Davis, of New Paris
Ohio is authorized to sell Territorial Rights fol
the above invention in the State of Indiana
DANIEL WINDER. Pnfntee, &c,
New Paris, o., Dec. y, 1871 % If.
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MANSION HOUSE.,
RglpUVIAN u,,sD

Mis- House formerly known as the "Tcm
perance Hail." and recently occupied by
William Nixon, has lately been refttcd mp in .
superior style, with the design of making il one
of the most comfortable resting places for the
weary traveller, III the western country. /.
The subscriber, also takes great pleasure in
informing his old fric nds, and the travelling COM
munify generally. that his TABLE shall be, as
heretofore, while occupying the Richmond lioiel)
supplied with the choicest viands the country
aiiords.
His STABLE is large and convenient, and -
attended by the very best Of Ostlers, and suppll-
ed with the best OF Prove nder.
lie feels confident that the pains that shall BE-
take to make those " no may soourn with him,
comfortable, and lat Iinmc," will warrant him
in asking share of public patronage. BOARD
Frs taken by the day week on the most Ia
vorable terms. X. BkOOkINS.
Richmond. Feb. ., 1917. 52-'i5.W.
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KNOW all Mem by these Presents

VENHAT l keep constantly on hand for sale
Burk's well known Over Blast Self Feed
ing W Indnil!s,-aHd also, William Stanley's. Of
North Carolina, Patent w indmil, called the
Double w ind power Self Feeding Farming Mills,
made Of the best materials and, for despatch in
cleaning and separating the grain from the cheet
and all seeds or rubbish, cannot be surpassed in
the country. Warranted to clean from Is TO 30
bushels OF grain per hour, 18th proper attic n,ion
Persons wishing to purchase, i'll find it to their
interest to call and examine my Mills previous TO
purchasing else where. Also, A few Fancy Bed
steaGs on hand for sale low. Shop a short dis
lance east Of Stars Tayern-sou,h side.
RICHARD BURKE.
Richmond, Jan. %, 1913.
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LOCK BEE.2E YOU Guy.

II ME celebrated Straub Flame Encircled
& oven Cooking Stoves, for sale at the Tin
Shop of VI. r. Underwood This Stov. has :.
decced advantage over all other Stoves: II il fails
TO perform well, return the Stove and the money
" i'll be refunded. Gail and see the IN before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Also, Premium Stoves Of a superior quality
Also, Tin. Copper, and Sheet-lron ware, OF
every description Wholesale merchants orde rs
promptly filled at Cincinnati prices.
Gutter and SpOutin..
Particular attention paid to this branch Of bust
ness, all of which am determined to sell low
Shop opposite Sloans Hotel
Old Copper, Brass and Pewter wanted.
NJ. +. UkDERWO OD.
Richmond, Feb. ], ISIS. C.tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-12

SOMETHING SUPERIOR TO any thug now
) IN usc--N. H. Downs Vegetable Baisamic
EiNr-ior coughs, colds, consumption. whoop-
ing cough, Group asthma, and all diseases Of the
chest and lungs. SO far this medicine has
been used, II certainly indicates preparation Of
no ordinary character. There are numerous tcs-
timonlais accompanying each bottle, from men
Of high standing. take the liberty Of refer
ring IL \. Iison who represents his wife TO have
been cured of what was considered "a seated
cold ANA serious affection OF the lungs by using
two bottles only.--piice - and 30 cents
Prepared by DR.. Downs, ST Alhins Vt and
for sale by IRWIN REED
Richmond, Feb. 10th, 1913. stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-12
Pleasant Residence and other
Property for Sale.

I<HE Undersigned offers for sale, residence
on Franklin street, near Frienos' Meeting
house The dwelling is two stories high. and
contains rooms with CONVENE ut out build
ings, and neat garden with s!irubbe1y, Nc--
Also. The Machine and Eiacksni,ii Shop, rece mt
y occupied by E.. ID. Bortou Fifth street
This property well calculated for carriage
shop OF any other sifniier business. Terms Will
be reasonable. and possession given at early
cay. JOB BORTON.
Richmond, March 18th, - IL. 2-.f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-12

FI>HE subscribers have just received Lot o
Cincinnati Pressed Taiiow Candies, whsci
they Will sell low by the Box
w w LYNDE, s. CO.
Richmond, Jan. 36, Las.
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"a New York letter, spea

~ lNtW i UIk Iefttf, SPSdN1NS Oh I41c
death Of John Jacob Aston says.
..By men with good means of knowing.
his property is put down at $4,000. 900.
every dollar of it the product of his own
industry and good management. Fifteen
years ago he was pu, down at fifteen TO
twenty millions. His age was G5years.'
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for the patronage already ex-
tended toward him, soliclfs a continuance
Of the same having served IN apPre nticeship
Of seven years with the first Carriage Makerin
Philadelphia, whose Carriages have taken the
premiums 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. a superior article of Cd Y
Y ARMS H, made by the Oldest sarnish-
Maker in Northumberland net to crack
ALso-Carriage Trimmings of every descrip-
ton. such as Lsces, Cloth, Silver Hub BANDS,
Door Handles, Lamps. Lock and Hinges, Rugs.
&c; all of which will be furnished at the lowest
Cash price Persons at distance can be accom-
modated by dropping line to the subscriber,
Main street, opposite Mr.. Gilse.t's Hotel
Richmond, Ia, FEB. 9, lcF- Iain n
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Tanning Establishment.

will keep constantly OH hand a general stock oil
LEA Z s::2.aa
embracing Eastern, Cincinnati, and Country
Tanned SOLE, SkIRTING, SEATIEG. IfAR-
NESS, Birdie and UPPER LEATHER; Calf
Kip. Pad, Morocco and Lining SKINS, &c. sc
1.-THE highest market price VIII. at all times
be paid for any quantity of HIDES, delivered a,
Store 5 above.
Richmond, 10Th mo. Goth, 1917. 4lf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-12

Celebration eff IFaShington's Birth
day in Rome.-A correspondent Of the
Boston Courier under date of Feb. 23th
says:
THE Americans in this city celebrated
the birthday Of Washington by ban
quot. Mr.. Cooper. of Pennsylvania. pre-
sided on the occasion. and all the proceed
ings went ffwish great enthusiasm. MIR.
George S. Hillard. of Boston, made a
most eloquent speech. and was followed
in an able manner by the Rev. Mr.. Hodge.
\ felicitous poem. Astounding with humor
and sparkling wit, was recited by William
Story. of Boston. He was followed by
Crawford, the sculptor. in a speech that
came from the heart"
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j. llADI.EY. 4 CO..
One Door East Of u. Brirhtreii's Store Main ST.
Richmond, la,
4 RE now opening a large assortment OF
~ Sadulery Hardware, Coach aud Carriage
Trimmings, Steel Springs, &c. embracing, per-
haps, every article demanded in the above de-
parinens Of Trade, and, having facilities for re
ceiving direct from Importers and Manufacturers
will sell at exceedingly low prices. And having
also, in connection, u good
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-12
Clutter and SpOutin-,


TaNIE BATH RRGCKS-Are the greatest
things for securing knives and forks, potts,
kettles, iin-ware, and every thing that needs
brighte ming, ever used. Try them. For sale at
DR.. HOWELLS' DRUG STOk.
Richmond, Jan. 18th, 1e4-. Ar
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CALL AT THE
e NAAANE NANNNM q

-
II MINERS you can get good suppiy>Sr
.Nvv of Red Cedar. White Pine, ~
AJnniper, Balsam Fur, Yeiiow Pine, az
Dropping Spruce. Sabina, Cyprus
Mountain Holly. Tame rack, and Chines. -
American Arborsta; together with . sple.dd
variety of Towering Strawberry, such as
Rubina liyspida, Caiiy Canilus, Cat.lpa,
A''hea tru'rnx, Spirca, Synsgs,
Smoke Tree, aud splendid variety Of Cseea.
house Plants uneaugi!ti ia the State.
\ large 10, Of Hedge Thorn Seeds in good Or.
der; Seeds Of the Magnolia Accumulate, Juni,.er.
lhuya occid-ntallas and ligrid~s, &c v~sea-
able and Fiower-cardea SEEDS, by the paper
or box. A splendid variety Of hariy Roses; n
varieties of GRAPES Of the most m.
proved kinds: Apriecis, Almonds aud Meet arine.;
Goose berries. Raspberries. and Strawberr,es,-
the latter OF which have raised fruit nsensarimr
four inches in circumference. Also, eight Of the
best selected varetie OF Cherry Trees; Pfamb,
Peach, and Apple Trees in abundance, sc. Sc.
G. MENDENHALI., Proprieses.
Richmond, End mo. 9th. lSts e.3m
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ts'E EECE7yEzl--

EtSE EsE,sfs17. I'D
- Wove, Screening and Riddle WIRE, for
Wheat Fans;
Mil! and Cross-cut SAWS, (warranted.)
Gum Elastic ON ER-S HOES, for Ladies and
Gentlemen;
\ superior lot Of Crushed SUGAR; all of
which for sale by
NAMES & FARQUHAR.
Richmond. J'cpposiie the Bank.
Nov. 9th, 1915 4Gtf
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Lee. Judson s. Lee.


ME subscriber respectfully informs the pub
lie and his friends, that he still continues
the Stone Cutting business in Richmond on Pearl
street, the Market House " here he will be
pleased to furnish cut stone of every description,
on the most accommodating terms. He has how
on hand tand expects shortly to receive adGi-
tional supply d complete assortment of
AMERICAN MARBLE Il OHIO GRAVE STONES
which he will sell cheaper. for cash. than they
have ever before been sold in this city.
Plain and Ornamental Lettering.
done in good style and 10 order Call and ex-
anime his assortme ut and prices.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond, Sept. ii. 1ei1. 3otf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-12

IMPROVEMENT IN FIDDLEs.-Mr. John
Holmes, of Holmes Hole, Martha's Vino
ward. has made some valuable improve
ments in the mode of constructing fiddles
whereby the volume of sound is conccn-
trated, and made far more powerful than
by the present manner IN which they are
made The invention does not relate to
additional sirngs-thc outside is unalter-
ed-but by the combination of steel wires
brought 10 an extraordinary degree of ten
sion. and fitted in the interior ofthe in
strunont, poor and indifferent 'iolln can
be suddenly made equal TO the finest. at
least in the depth and tullness OF tone.
We believe that measures have been taken
10 secure patent
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:REMIAH UApIEy. VIM kExwoRTuy
JESSE J. kENwoRrnY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-12

1t is no less a duty than pleasure TO state.
for the benefit Of the afflicted, that consider
Wistar's Balsann Of Wild Cherry, y great bles-
of severe affl fiction Of the lungs. unhesitatngiy
recommend it TO those similarly afflicted, as tiss
best remedy have ever tried, and one which
cured me when physicians said must die. and
when though, myself that my Time 10 depart
was near at hand. WILLIAM COI.DRON.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-06
EDINBURG SEMINARY.

The first public exhibition of this institution
took place on the afternoon Of Saturday the
25th of March. The house was crowded; not
with rabble, but with an intelligent, genteel
audience, who had for several years been learn
ing to expect great and good things on such
occasions, and gave therefore great attention
during the whole of the exercises.
There was exhibited, on this occasion, the
most gratifying evidence Of close attention to
first principles. The pupils had not been per-
mi'ted to proceed without laying broad foun-
dation for thorough and comprehensive knowl-
edge Of the branches they had studied; and
considering their age, they constitute fine
specimen OF the intelligent, en'erprlslng, mod
est, and cheerful and are soon 10 be the hope
of the country.
The exhibition consisted in part of oratons
essays, poems, and dialogues Among these
were several spirited productions, and in the
delivery. the strongest evidence was afforded
Of the early openings of powers of ofatory
which may work their way to distinction at
the bar, in the halls Of legislation, and in the
sacred desk.
And | should not do justice to the little girls
and young ladies, should suppress this ruth,
that with their literary attainments were most
admiralty blenden, easy manners and refined
moral sentiment.
The Edinbnrg band gave attendance, and
the music interpreted through the eAalnina
ton, contributed essentially to the interest Of
the occasion. Ample refreshments for all i'll
attendance Consisting of pastry, contection and
cold water.) had been provided by the patrons
of The school, and cheerfully served up at the
close Of the exercises.
Thus closed the first session of Mr.. j. G..
MARsHALL's school at Edinburg. lie Las
succeeded perfectly in securing the utmos,
confidence of the pupils under his care; nay,
more, their ardent attachment. And why
should it not be SO? tur in this school the art
Of pleasing God and man is studied. To
schools like this, the community at large have
"a right TO look for good moral instruction and
discipline, and for a proper mental training.
viii. only add, thai, am highly pleased
with the apparent prospects of this institution
The progress of the pupils, unhesitatingly
say, is highly creditable to themselves and to
him to whom their intellectual and moral i'm
provement has been committed.
JOHN G. EWING.
Woodlawn, March so, lS4S.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-06
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

A sacramental meeting will be held in the
Presbyterian Church in Strasburg on the second
Sabbath N .4p,l. (9th.) Providence permit
ting. by Rev. w. Torrey, assisted by Rev
Mr.. Graham of Winchester. Service to COM
mence on Friday night.
Also. in the Presbyterian Church at Wood
stock. on The Sd Sabbath in April. (l6) Ser
vice to commence on Saturday a. L o'clock.
Also, in Powell's Fort, on the 4th Sabbath,
(23,) Dat Dry Run Meeting House. Service to
commence on Friday night
Mr.. Torrey will preach at Newman's Fur
mace. on Thursday night, April 6th-and in
the Fort. at the Crossroads, on Thursday,
April 18th. at IL o'clock, and at night at the
Slate Hill School house,
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-06
FRENCH REPUBLIC.
NOTICE TO MEN IN BUSINESS.

The labors of the provisional govern
ment are incessant, and display an en-
ergy tina, could not have been expec-
ted on the second day after The over
throw of monarchy which its adhe-
rents professed to regard as eternal! J.
The organization as national guards
offs 1000 of the citizens Of Paris who
effected the revolution is nearly com
ple,e. They were all enrolled yester-
day. Twice the number presented
themselves, il being reported, but erro.
neously, that they were to proceed to
the frontier at once. About 5000
(three batta|ions) passed at intervals
along the Boulevard yesterday in the
highest spirits, signing the JMarseu-
laise. ~
This transformation of operative
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-06
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Ameeting Of the Democracy of Shen
andoah county will be held at the cour'
house in Woodstock, on Monday the
10Th Of April, (being court-day,) 70,
the purpose Of appointing delegates t'
the District Convention to be held in
Harrisonburg, on the 8,n of May next
to sppoint delegates to he National
Democratic Convention, to convene in
Baltimore, on the 22d May.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-06
ATTENTION, IRON MASTERS!

As every improvement in the mandatory
of iron must prove interesting 10 those Of our
readers who are engaged in that business, we
will state something relative to the operations
of Van Buren, Furnace, the property of Messrs.
l.. s. G. w. SIBERr, which may be of benefit
to owners of Blast Furnaces. 1t is now in OPP
Grafton; and we have been informed by one of
the proprietors, that they ''put her up for IL
hours under full blast, with proportioned
amount of fuel and ore. The result was, that
in the l2 hours she put in her five casts, aver
aging one and a. fourth tons at q cast.
We are authorised t. make proposition, in
behalf of the worthy proprietors of Van Buren,
Furnace, to the iron masters of the Valley, to
test the facilities of manufacturing at the DIFF
ferent establishments, and for the purpose of
stimulating those engaged in that interest to
renewed exertions in the application of the i'm
provements in blast furnaces, &c. The pro-
prie!ors propose ''to make run for one day,
or one week, or one month, for premium of
sufficient value to make it an object worth con-
tending for, which shall be- awarded to the
master who shall produce the largest amount
Of iron in specified tine,-the size and pro-
portions Of the several stacks to be taken into
the estimate. The premium to be paid by the
three Furnaces entering into the arrangement
that give the smallest product"
All letters addressed to the proprietors OF
Van Buren, Furnace, Girectd to Woodstock,
upon this subject, will be promptly attended
to. The idea is good one
Na~
Haze You any Bacon to SeH?-We must
apologize to our neighbors of the Register, for
our neglect concerning that bacon; for, really
we were so much engaged last week, that the
matter was entirely forgotten. Hope, howev-
er, that no serious inconvenience will result to
our much esteemed brothers, on account of our
negligence. The editors ask US whether We
CHE people of this county, have any bacon te
sell? Well, friends, we guess we have, and
Of the very best quality, too. How much viii
you have, gentlemen Name the amount
and it shall be forwarded Immediately. As
some of our readers may be curious to know
why it is that onr frlneds send so far for bacon
when there is plenty Of that article in thei
own county, it is perhaps no more than RICH
that we should ..let the cat out of the bag ,
Our readers are aware, that just before the las
hog killing time, it was reported, that n,al
dogs were running at large in Rockingham, hi
ting hogs, &c. Our neighhors are &c aid t,
risk the bacon! No wander; for hyd,vpho
bia is dreadful, and our neighbJrs are right fo
sending to us for bacon. But. neighbors, VIII,
didn't you warn your people against poisoned
bacon? Suppose some Of your people should
go mad and sou should be bitten, Messrs
editors Gracious met