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XNHATMANs Letter, Note, and Despatch Papers -
w small supply of the above writing papers, superior
quality anything the has seen in Washing
ton. is just imported direct from England, by
Oct y f. TAYLOR
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.-The subscr ibers have just
IL received complete assortment OF tho following aIt-
Giles, VIZ:
I0-i, la. and 12-4 linen sheetngs
IA, 81, 81, and l0-4 damask, for table cloths
Satin damask nap kins
Towelings of every description
Table and piano covers
Cotton sheetings, all widths
White quilts, blankets of every quality and size
Curtain materials, new styles, with all the necessary
trimmings and fixtures, &c.
Also, daily expected, per New York packet importan
additions present stock OF Brussels tapestry and
grain carpeng printed drugges &c; all of which
will be offered very low for cash, punctual dealers
Sept. 81 i. II. HOOE " Co
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WILL be opened at Kings lace store to-day (nIon-
w day. good aud cheap of hawls, collars
eolarets, black silk fringes, nc. consisting Of
Black embroidared shaws at SO 50 worth SI2 90
Thbet do do 10 90
Drab do 3 so do s 90
Plaid silk scarfs 37k do 62b
do IS do 90
Black lace collars lSi do 37b
DO silk cravas 90
Also, excellent of genllemen's guernsey
shirts and drawers, cheap and good. Ladies' vests and
drawers match.
All of the above articles will be sold cheap as they were
bought at auction. Oct. "a
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LIVERY who wants Competing find
A. article suit have every possible grade
and style on hand. We have
Rich tapestry velvet
Rich velvet aixmnster
Rich tapestry Brussels
Rich medium do
Superior and medium Brussels
Brussels stair
Tapestry do
Extra superfnc ree-ply
Usual quality do
Extra super ingram
Usual quality do
Fine ingram, common do
Cotton carpeting, list do, rag do
Twilled and plain venetians
Rugs OF all prices and styles
Door mats, NC,
Having much larger stock of carpeng than any other
house south of New York, unhesitatngly say all
want of carpets, they do better with elsewhere
Call and see ID. CLAGErT " co.
We have large assortment OF stair rods, all and
prices which will sell much below the usual prices.
Oct. Is
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c,PLENDID Fall and Winter Goods The s,bscrihe

CPLENDID Fall and Winter Goods.-The subscribers
- daily receiving full and general assortment
OF the most elegant French English, and India fancy goods
well the complete stock OF staple and useful
tcles before offered TO their friends having taken
than usual making their selections the
recent importatons of New York and Philadelphia. In
dress goods
% pieces of fancy silks, styles
/ Is do French cash d'Ecosse very rich
80 do Scotch do very cheap
IL do black boiled gro de rhnes silks
I'D do do plain and striped Pekn silks
20 do real French menos every shade
s do damask satin de chinty entirey new
5 do broche Paris alcyones, also entirely new
5 do satin tripod tyrienne, do
30 do styles nousselines de la inc
Is do high coored polka muslins
do Al rich colored velvcts, visites, &c.
30 do white and colored Grape shawis very cheap
Together with general in our
line T. III. UOOE IL Co
Sept. rs
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SCHOOL HOOKS the beat copies of the best editions
~ selected with great care purchased exclusively cash
prices, and for sale at extremely limited advance
SePt6 f. TAYLOR,
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nIARlEs and Pocket nienfornnduua BooIs FOR %,
~ of every variety. TAYLOR az MAURl,
Dec I New Bookstore near 9Th ST
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JOHN II. SThLLINGs, successor to G. II. sengstack
y respectfully informs his friends and the public gene
ally that he has taken the weklown shop formerly occu
pied by 9. p where he will be happy receive orders
Tor painting and promises execute IN the best possible
manner
July 30-eodf
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Richmond, July 4th, lSAa.

Richmond, July 18th, 1913.
Council met; but in consequence Of a trial had
before ,l,s Mayor. it adjourned till tomorrow. al
2 O'Clock.
July 5ih.-All tho members present The
com. on claims reported favorabiy tn allowing
the accounts Of Messrs. Peterson and W m. Wig
gins rs. the city-accept-d and orders granted
Accounts the city, amounting 10 S31 .l2!
from differnt persons, were presented. allowed
aud orJers granted
The commute of ways and means, who were
instructed to ascertain whether a loan OF $500
could be obtained from the Branch Bank at ths
place. for three months until collections OF tax
could he made, reported "rhat the officers OF
that institution strangers here. AMI 90 not
know the cay OF Ricnmond;' report accepted
and com. discharged from the further considera-
ton Of the subject.
Mr.. Howell. asked aud obtained leave TO dig a
ditch Oh the wrst-rn end Of Main st.-to lead of
water from - ell lie is about digging. Leave
wa. also granted Gardner Ne nie nhali & Co., to
repair sewer and cuiyert the same, at their own
expense.
The following resolution was offered by Mr.
Scott, and ADOPTED unanimously:
Resolved, That Jos. Howrils. VIM. Meek
5auue, Smith, and JOB Bor,on, be, and they are
hereby authorized to remove, at their own ex-
p-nsr, the Market House from where it now
~innds. ProriieH, They vii! rebuild the same
without charge TO the city. in good aud sub
,iiuiaI manner, upon the Lot (under the direc-
ton OF the Council aud where they shall desire
il, given 10 the city by Chas. w. Starr for Mar
ket purposes. The Smuggling and the furnishing
Of tn shingles 10 be done oy Ire corporation;
also. the grading of the site and paving; And
prorided t"If,er, That they will give bond for
lie faithful performance of the same, under q
penalty OF two hundred dollars.
The council ordered asscssme nts on the prop
e,ty Of the following persons. not entered on the
roll bv the Assessor, &c:
Mr. Dreckenzack, l l-o acres, 5. 5,h ST., Sl25
Elijah Coffin, residence, raised from
$500 to s200o
Asscssne mt changed from T.. a. Elder
to Jas. Elder, printing oifice,) S2o
Nancy Parsons, No. ?, w ash, Av., $500
Hartman Shower, real estate, $1D
christopher Shower, frac. lOl, lG2,
LOG fraction out lot not assessed--
assessment raised from $1,000 to $i201
Caleb Bond, l acre, N. Gr.enst, $500
l. Up Voorhees, & Co. $1,000
Mr.. Hutton offered the following resolution,
which wos adopted:
Resolved, That the committee to whom was
referred the several bids Of contractors, be gu
ti,orized to contract with Messrs. Showers. 10
-xcas ate Il suiicien Of earth in Sec. / south
Pearl ST., to complete II waggon-way across the
ravine at Coni-y's Peg Factory.
The council adjourned to next Tuesday even
ing week, lstt,) at o'clock.
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TERNIA, HERNIA, HERNIA--Veryf e =
persons know the serious and dargerou

UTERNIA, HERNIA. HERNIA--Very fe "
f" persons know the serious and dangerous
consequences of a RUPTURE, consequently pay
little attention 10 it, until the bowel that passes
through the orfice of the ruptured part. becomes
the seat of inflammation. at once stopping the ir
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
struments for the speedy cure of the trouble
some complaint. Why then procrastinate from
time 10 time, and daily in danger of the bowels
becoming strangulated, which will cause death
in a very short time unless painful operation
be Immediately performed.
Remember that these Trusses are sold and s,,-
piled only By the Proprietor himself. ut his Med
zeal Office, No. $50 Sycamore ST, Cincinnati In
order therefore TO secure to the patient the bene-
fit Of good and easy iastrument he is request
ed to cali at the above Office, whe large assort-
n,ent of his Trusses has just been received from
the Eastern mandatory.
y. B.-These instruments are so constructed
tina, they may be applied by Females the .nselves,
where Gelicacy prevents Their, from making their
situation known.
Trusses for Children of any age NAV be found
at DR.. RATES Office,
lS9 Sycamore st, bet 18th and 5tb, Cincinnati.
Feb. %, Is4e. 9-ff
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THE WONDERFUL CURES MADE

THE WONDERFUL CURES MADE
BY this medicine have induced Physicians Of The
highest standing to prescribe it-ies even FRO
fessors Of the Colleges admit that IL cures "ite
everything else has failed.
DR.. II. Cox. late Professor in Cincinnati Medi-
cal College, office 9Th street. says he cured
Miss Belt Of Scorfulous Consumption with Or.
Rogers, Livcrwort & Tar, ntter she was given up
to die by IL number Of skiliful Physicians. DR..
w. Richards, OF Cincinnati, says he cured Mr.
Charles w ade. of Consumption with this medi-
cine after all his other remedies had failed
U-Dr. ii. X. Wilson. regular phi, s'eian Of
GaIlpoIs. says il really acted like charm ia the
Case Of Mrs w iseman, the wife Of the Rev. II.
Wise,nan, Of Paitiot, Ohio, who the
point Of DEATH with pulmonary CONSUME ioS.
and was restored to health after few weeks by
the use Of DIR. RosERs' Llvrrwonr & Tar.
The late cure Of Mrs. Eggcr,. who now ro-
sides on Race street, three doors above Cgnh.
Cincinnati, is TRULY the most re'uarkabie aud
astonlshirg recorded. This lady had the
CONSUMPTION for the last six years, and lately
she grew worse and worse--worn down and ema-
cia'-d cold night sweais and hectic fever every
day, reduced 10 a mere k-leton, her cough was
most distressing, ull her physicians gave her up
o DIE with the last stage of Consumption---Dr.
Taiiafcra, now called in-a celebrated Long
Doctor who said there Was not the least hope Of
her recovery, finally her lungs uLCERArrp both
internally and externally and tho blood settled
under her nails that they came Oft her fric nds
came in take their last farew-Ii-at this crisis
she commenced using this same DR.. RocEas'
LIvERwoRr AND TAR. which has restored her to
better health than she has enjoyed since .- was
fou rtern yaars Of age, aud in three months shc
gained fifty pounds in flesh. Those who doubt
the virtues Of this wonde rful medicine are invi-
ted 10 call and see her.
CONSERVATIVES SHOULD CALL ON
THE AGENT and see the certificate in full, Of
the above me rftioned cures and also 4 vast
Der Of others.
~ DECEIVE NOT YOURSELVES. by
ne Cectng to use this valuable medicin. until
i, i. too late, as there are thousands Of cs.-s
which are too far gone to be saved, even b. this
Great Remedy. Be and get DR.. Rogers
Iiv-rwort and Tar, which ha. his signature m =
yellow Label, on each hottie of tho genuine.
I, is for sale by A. l.. SCOvILLE. Cincinnati,
W hol.sale Agent for the West and South. aud
also by all the advertised Agents.
Also. by ID. P. HOLLOWAY, Richmond.
April 5, ls4s. ~.
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People At the West will further the causc oi
Justice by looking out for large fieshy rnsn who
is travelling through Illinois, on his work Of poi
son and death. He is reported TO come from
ST. Louis. with counterfeit Of our Pills, and he
has made efforts to sell them TO our Agents Mt a
low price. We have Of the boxes just re-
ceived from Chicago, and we in pursuit OF
the fellow. The laws severe and will fully
punish those VINO counterfeit medicines.
II Aside from the appearance Of the counter
feiis, any Of our Agents kaoe that if Pitts pur-
porting to be Dr.. G. Be.j. Smiths are offered At
a reaHeed price, they MUST n couNTxnTErT, there
il no getting over il.
Let all Who love justice be ON their guard. II
is necessary to knesc that G. Benz Sn,ifk is rriea
with my orn hand the bottom OF each box, TO
counterfeit " ich 10 . high handed crime.
G.. BENZ. SMITH,
Office l79 Creenwich 81, N. Y.
Nov. 9, ls47 46-tf
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MANSION HOUSE,

TNHls House formerly ksev. - ths "Ten-
persnce Hail., snd recestiy ecesPisd ~
William Nixon, has lately been Fe6tted sP 10 .
superior style, with the design Of nakisg u 80
Of the most comfortable resting places ios IL
weary traveller, il he westerns eeastsy.
The Subscriber. also takes great pleasure -
informing his old friends. and t6s tssvellisg esa-
mupity genesaley, DIST his TABLE shall y, feo
heretofore. while eeesPyisg the Riehossd Basai
supplied with Tie choicest viaods tie esssfsy
sHords. 9se aG1 -
His STABLE is large and eesvesient, So =
attended BY the very best Of OstSsss, SD sspPD-
ed with the bess Of Psovsn6es. 4.
He feels eop6dens thst The pains list shaSl -
take 70 make those Who may sejearn with hia.
e.m6.,t.kie and s.aa Hs0s," witl wassoOa Aiw
In .skinR share Of Psblse PatsssaGe- BOARD
Frs tskes ~ he cay 81 week % the - a.
yorahje teSus- - BkOO1y01-
Richmesd. Feb. ;. 1647. ft9-lS-M. !
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

y7'HAT the undersigned will sell at private
sale !, 2, 3, or . acre lots of land, 81, l''o
or 1862. acres of the John Woodkirk farm, one
mile from Richmond, adjoining and South OF the
Quaker Seminary farm One third. only fequr-
ed in band, the balance in two equal yearly pay
ne hts. A bond for deed when payments Is
made, or IA warrantee Deed with mortgage on
Land 10 secure PAYMENTS A better situated farm,
cannot be found in the County. Garden lots.
pasture lots, farms, NAV thus be had at the OPP
ton OF the purchaser. Call soon aud examine
premises.
Richmond, June 81, 1913. 27-tf
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IL 10000 DIE IT

Annually Of Consnmp ION in the United
States. Yet how many could have been saved If
they had rrsorted 10 DR.. Rogers LiVerwert and
Tar in season THOUSANDS upon THOUSANDS are
now t-siifing that il has saved their lives and
restored them to Hralth-No ono need DEsrAixI
though vour ply sicians aud frie mis- give YOU up
To pIk.. YOU cannot be worse than Mrs. Rowe.
OF Staunion. who was given mp by her Doctor.
| aud friends to DIE with the last sis2e oil lon
SUMPTION. We publish her certificate IN addition
/ to tn. vast number obtained IN Cincinnati. to
show that the cures i, makes are not confined t"
that City alone. but in every place where 1t has
been introduced. Read what sae says:
! This is To certify, that soinc months since. l
was taken with pain in my side snd breast.
, called in the aid of several ply sican-. but they
failed to give any relief. and for the space OF
one year ] grew rapidly worse. In addition To
this, was attacked with violent cough, AL
though an excellent ply stefan lived III the same
house, and used the greatest exettion, and paul
the sirictest attention, il bati'ed all his skill
, two others called in. one Of which was an
aged and >kilful physician, but oil their -il"rs
proved alike uunvailing. At last. phi. stefan
who WAS attending camp meeting IN the neigh
DO rhood. Game TO NE, ANA declared that
could not last more than one Gay longer: also.
all of the vast number who came to Sc me be-
'ieved that few days at most must end my earth
iy career My f,e"ds srere nosc eaflsd IN 10 see me
die. But my brother at this crisis, hearing vi
the astonishing cures performed by DIR. Rogers
Compound Syrup OF Liyerwort and Tar.l went
to Chlico,iie aud back, distance OF sixty miles,
N 10 hours. to get some Of the above me iicinc:
] CONNIE need taking Al, and strange totH. before
mad used half u bottle, the cough was entirely
| cured; from this time l recovered rapidly. and
when had used two bottles, WAS able 10 as
snme my family vocations IS usually. am
fully satisfied that If il had not been for this
cellrnt medicine. l would now bc in my grave.
and must in justice say, that truly return. ml
sincere thanks to the inventor OF this priceless
medicine. aud would recommend at, persons al
flcted with dlseas lungs to give II u trial.
HARRIET ROWE.
We the unde rsgned, do certify, that this
count of Mrs. Rowe il correct, we being person
ally acquainted with all the circumstances.
PETER +. MATTHEW'S.
j. T. JOHNSON.
THOMAS CRAIG.
JOSEPH EVANS.
Siaunion. Ohio. Feb. ls4I.
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WORMS! woRMsn woRMsM

DORSEY'S CELEBRATED vERMlFUGE
L. remedy unsurpassed for exp-iling verms
warranted to contain nothing Of a poisonous
character but il simple its action aud safe in
it's application. The above medicine for sale
only by HAINES & FARQUHAR.
Richmond, March, 10, Ie4S. I2-u
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LOOK BEFORE you BUY.

I\llE celebrated Strsub Flame Encisciei
L Oven Cookia Stoves. cor ssle Al the Tsa
Shop Of NJ. r. Underwood. This Stove hs. .
decided advantage all other Stov II IL fails
pc rfor,n we'll. return the Stove ana the money
will be refunded. Gail aud see thsm before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
Also. Premium Stoves Of y superior quality.
Also. Tin. Copper, and Sheet.Iron ware. Of
every description. Wholesale m,~ rchanis ssssess
promptly filled nj Cincinnati, prices.
Gutter and SpOueiNS.
Particular attention paid 70 This branch Of busi-
uess, all OF which an, dete rniued 10 sell low
shop opposite Sioaa'. Hotel.
Old Copper, Brass and Pewter wanted.
N. T. UNDERWOOD.
Richmond, Feb. 1, lei-. GU
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WEo Wants - Carriage,

I HAVE for SALE, one Of the most Spicn ed
double Seated Family Harrison Carriage. ever
offered in this market. at the prcs-macc Of tas
best of tnrlrrias. aud in n subsia initial manner.
ana finished in good style suitable for eithcs
one to two Horses.
BENJAMIN MATHS.
NJ Call at the Shop. few doors last of the
Starr House.
Richmond, April l9ih, Is4S. l6,c
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WILLIAMSBURG and Richmond Turnpike.
On Friday, June Both, 1913, the commission
ers met at Williamsburgl.
Tho proposition made by the gentlemen inte-
rested in what is known the Spring Foundry
route, to make the road, by an indepen Mt com.
pany, from the top Of tho hill at Benz Bonds, to
that point on the Newport road established by
survey aud location, rs the eastern terminus Of
the williamsburg und Richmond Turnpike, was
taken up and considered by the board. The
board, not feeling authorized to act definitely in
the premises, ON motion Of ". A. Bicke, the
board unanimously express their appreciation of
the proposition, and recomme nd tho stockholders
70 adopt such route.
On mstios Of w. A. Bickle, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That in view Of the great import
ance Of tho Turnpike road from William burgh
to Richmond. that no effort on the part Of the
board shall be spared TO urge on this work to
speedy and final completion.
Resolved, That tho interest which has thus
far been manifested by tire citizens interested in
this road, gives US strong assurances tina, the
rosd will ultimately be made.
Resolved, That soon as $l2. 900 are eubsc RI
bed to the capital stock, will put the grading
Of said road under contract.
On motion, the editors Of the city Of Rich
mond papers respectfully requested to pub
llsh the proceedings.
On motion, adjourned TO meet At Dover, Oh
the 5th Of August next, in general meeting of
citizens and stockholders.
r. MORRISON. Prcsr
w. A. BicxLI. Scc'y.
The commissioners authorize me to say, that
they regard this road one Of great importance
to the country. In wealth aud population. Rich
mond hes NO equal i'm this portion Of the country
asd in The very nature Of things. her mills and
manufactures can have no rivals.
II becomes necessary and important to distin-
Guss6 between those towns which are only Incl
dsnsalIy touched BY the thoroughfares leading
TO remote points Of trade, aud those whose inGi.
vidusl pursuits Of every description. make it inn
pestapt for the farmer, the mechanic and ALI
Othens 70 resort thithcr for = supply Of all the
implements Of trade and husbandry, and the
neeessafies and comforts OF life. To the lattcr,
policy and scosomy. dictate that our attention
sheuld Be first directed, eur roads first made.
sseA 10 ~ ease before ~. Its matter which
Requires sst lssis calculates. 10 show ihst such
10 the ssPsses claim Of ,l.s rosd upou the public,
mat " people u wiliiamsbssSh and vicinity
and aIeng The line Of the road, should unitedlv
and sssrget'eaiiy urge On THE work to an early
ssmPistion.
Il = siacsseIy hoped by The CONAN is,iouer,.
shss shsss Will hs fall sndanee Of Pc mons At
shs time and place above delegated for the rnee-
une. w. A. BlCKLE
Re'dsr not svo for evil;-de all the good yos
eAn.
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J. BARClS. has inst received lot o.
these Superior Anti Freezing Metallic
Pumps, and all sizes Of Lead Pipes 10 attach,
which he will sell low. at his Stove Store, Main
street, Richmond, Indiana.
Oct. !, lo47 4l-0
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EXCHANGE OFFICE

IL THE undersigned. having gone into the
Exchange business, mt thsiv old ~ nd opposite tho
Post Office, would inform their customers sud
the public generally that they arc just receiving
the largest stock Of
+ q 90 ~ q POccr tcs.
ever before opened in this place, which they. wish
to EXCHANGE Immediately for CASH Of
Country Produce preparatory 10 purchasing
larger supply.
Their stock consists, in part, Of Imperial, Gun.
Powder, Young Tyson and Pouchong Tess ).
Rio and St. Domingo Conee N. Oriesns. Lest
and Brown Sugar; Golden Syrup, Sugar Hosse
and Plantation Moiasscs Nos. !. 2 aud Mack.
ereI. in BbIs. half bbis. and Kits shsd. Lake
Fish Goldfish, Herring. Chocolate. Rice, SsIsss-
tus Starch, Zantc currants, r axins, Fresh ground
spices Of all kinds, warranted psre, Stass ssd
Pressed tailow candles, Soap, Indigo, Nader.
Alum, Copperas. &c. &c.
ALsO-A general assortment Of Queens
wore, Glass ware, Stone ware, WoodeR-wsrs.
Window Glass, Nails, Grain Scoops, ShUvels,
Spades, Forks. Trace and Halter chains, Mil ard
Halter Ropes, Bed Cords, Coscis and Brsssn
Irvine, Market and School Bsske Ehakess
Yankee and Domestic manufactured Brooms,
and 1901 diae re nj articles, which we she'll take
pleasure in showing TO any one who may favor .
with call. f@
aJ-Piesse call and exsmise ess stock. - n
costs nothing for looking.
Wv LYNDE & co.
Richmond. May 10, ls4s. u.
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SUGARS. SYRuPs. AND FRUITS

SJVtH1NsS INC NM M
berry. BoNberry. Sar~apariiia, Straw berry.
and Lemon Syrups. Lemons. Figs. Prun-s. Raj
sons. Almonds. Eng. walnu,s. filb~rs-. Pea
Nuts ana Dates. all fresh. opposite the Na'ioasi
Hotel. l.. II. GlTuEAS.
June l-iS. o4-tG
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DISSOLUTION.--The co-parfnership here
- tofore existing between NJ. Z. Lewis, and
Daniel Ward. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The accounts Of the firm will be set
tied at the old stand, and it is hoped all indebted
will call and settle. The business will be con-
tiuucd at the old stand by Daniel Ward.
NJ. c. LEWIS.
DANIEL WARD.
Richmond. June 80, lS4S. 2S::;t
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~ OTlCE.-The co-partnershp heretofore
existing between Il. a. Paige and w. p.
Wilson. under the firm Of Paige & wilson, hav-
ing expired by limitation was this day dissolve
by mutual consent. X. A. PAIGE.
w. p. WILSON.
II. A. Paige, having sold his entire interest n
the above firm to L. J. Ferguson, the business
will be continued by the undo rsigned ut the old
stand, in the name Of Ferguson & Wilson.
Il. FERGUSON,
WM ?. WILSON.
Richmond, June %, lS4S. 2S:3w
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-19

ME subscribers have Just received = Lot Of
Cincinnati Pressed Taiiow Candles, which,
they will Sell low by the Box.
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