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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-22
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Cine getam ntiaaturs rrn tintin 2itrtd sete
iptnser tcttet fir eini,altst &inrntunS SO Senfs,
fir 3mat ], unc fir icpc frrnrre &inrntunS tes
Ieltsu 9ierrts rs Gents. Gin Serrd Nipna.
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nat toifct Is, Wrnatt S27 une ] Sahr 3D.
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len tininrItsn Tsr Sabr 3, 6 Wunate So.
rutarbettt jeber Art IN pcutlter, ease
lifebsr unc fran,SIither 9rraote ,prp in her Dffe.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-22
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cd, hattie es linn oeriprcd'en, i'm NIT ben
eiiernen Dampfrcsen tefannt Ut mad,en.-
sine furse 0feiie bratte uns ~ einem De-
.pct, aber unm6llid, fanm it Ten Nusornd
belhreiten, ben gilY' 3 @efItt anndhm, ais
Eer nun i ,um eritfn Meal in feinem eeben eine
aefom,otiv,e' 4 Dor iit,| iat. = Da ifano ils mit
ibrnem ln lanatn an Rdftea,as ttuo Der staa&fau-
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Der Ohio Staets .Sotc trfAeint reselmiSia jettn
a6tttm0h. Der Sutteript.c t.cnss prtis 1T 81 SO ms
eeeiaste 9crausbr,aplu in RaarociS prtr s 2
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4asres sefhteDt Splter 3ablenp baten So SO iu
eetribten Xen untsrt4retter, mirc fur elnen FUR.
xss Setraum ais Nrnatt ansencmmen; aud
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ais Na6tfAnSe atbriaDIt ltnc. G.ne 9e,nahatIt,
sanS ets Sclt"n5 por re'n Gnre res 'abrs ausutIn.
eta. ,rirb als einc rneuerunS Der 9uttru t,cn Be-.
traAtet. MittDeilnnSen uno 8rcft nno pcffrei er
tstsd. U- elsfssSreinsunstn ws.ren Plntti@ te.
s.sbtst wsrren. z 1.a.. .E.rlgeg e. sa.' S..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-28

nected with the war; good deal has been said. in rid
eule, of what is called manifest destiny" Now, SIR,
am believer IN this doctrine; but would not employ
precisely these words TO express my opinion. would
say that believe 10 be the manifest design OF Proy-
dence either that the whole OF North America should DC
embraced within republic, that, through The lnu-
ence OF our institutions, is TO become the theatre OF the
highest civilization and freedom. Yet, sir, | am no
propasandst. would not force the adoption OF our
form OF government upon any people by the sword But
II war Is forced upon this has been, and the IN
crease OF our territory and consequently the extension
the area OF human liberty and happiness shall be of
the incidents of such contest believe we should be
recrean 10 noble mission II refused acq uescence
in the high purposes OF a wise Providence War has It's
evils. In all ages il has been the minister OF wholesale
death and appalling desoation but, however nscmlable
u.s. IL has also been made by the Awse Dispenser of
events the instrumentaty OF accomplishing the great
end of human elevation and human happiness. Civil
zation, like her heaven born pioneer mother, Chris
tanlty has been compelled to force on her steady
revolutions of empires, which have stained with blood
her robe of whteness But converting every obstacle
TO her progress into weapon OF victory, she shall en-
cincture the globe with her girdle OF light II Is IN this
view that subscribe to the doctrine OF manifest dest
NY" Ii is in this view that believe the whole OF North
America consecrated to freedom. Neither legislation
treaties set bounds TO the triumphant spirit OF
the age, which threatens thrones and dynasiies, and
augurs an entire remodeng and renovation of the social
and political condition of the world The results OF war
and the developments of science but the echoes OF
the voice of prophecy The opens the door Tor CIV
zaon, and The other sends its ministers by the power
OF seam and speeds them upon the wing OF the seraphc
lightning"
will not detain the Senate longer thank them for
desuory remarks. shall vote for the passage of this
bill
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-28
To PERPETUATE PEACE.

LIUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS.--Ths gun loads
IL Mt the breech, the principle, regards setting
home the charge, OF loading from the muzze the differ
its rest Instead of the entire lgh OF (nay be) moist
barel the mechanical structure eibodies the best scen-
ufc principles for this purpose, and enables person
load and hire the gun at the rate OF three hundred times
hour and keep the gun cean the toad always dry make
fire, and burn the powder WELL which, with the
rate tic of the ball. enables IL also to soo, with unusual
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and bucksho fine shot and
is useful for both sporting and warlike purposes.
They made order, either in muket He, carbine,
and shotgun FORM and delivered governments ivd-
uals, organized bodies OF whose purposes
variance with the institutions laws OF the United
States.
For particulars, address, post paid
WIN. w. HUBBELL,
Aug. lit Patenee, Philadelphia.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-28
etvveeu 12th and 18th

MRS. MILLER, on ID street. between I2th and I3t n
l streets, has three beautiful which she viii
with or without board at reasonable price. The
will suit married gentlemen and their ladies' Single gem
temen can be accommodated with excellent board SO
per week. Sept 26-3t'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-28
r Osr on monday. a5,h September. n gold penc

IL case with pen and pencil in head
topaz, imitation. suitable reward will be paid
psrtpent.
Sept. 2--3l+
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-28
To The Graduates of West Point.

very desirable situation is open TO one who can pro
"A duce satisfactory testimonials from the faculty oil the
u. ). NJ A. as his ability discharge properly the du
OF OF and professor of natural science
Nc Apply 70 the editor OF this paper po,tage Paid)
SAINT Al
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

porrRy which beats machine poetry, ans worse
than .'poeiry run mad"
There j. not valley in this wide world so sweet.
A. that where they've Holsters and oy ste rs TO eat
.d down to that beach poor exile oil Erin,
One morning spied with hungry NAV steerin +;
The dew on his thin robe hung heavy and chii
As he walked into the oy stcrs and muscles to hii'
Hail, Columbia, happy land!
For ,rorser times nigh at hand;
II IcouId cad my title clear,
would right off to Texas steer;
And those who met me on the way
have no doubt to me would say,
q, tell me, blue eyed stranger,
Say, whittier Gost thou roam
Tbrou OH these cane brakes Il ranger,
Hast thou no settled ho;ncf
o. saw can YOU see by the dawn's enrly light
The musquto we heard at tn: twilights las
cleaning, ,
The nusauito that bit US fiercely all night.
That kept us the while from e'er sleeping o
dreaming
Loud roared the dreadful thunder,
The rain in deluge poured,
The clouds seemed rent asun!er,
Yet wife lay still and snored!
And then sung
With trembling tongue,
Hush, nv dear, lie still and slufnher,
Vaiiant armies guard thy bed,
FIeas and bed bugs " thout number
Gently wandering round tn head.
OFT in the Silly night,
Ere sjumber's chain hath bound me,
feel the cursed bite
Of some thing crawling round me-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
LOrccS' Ohio Linimcnt!
ENTIRELY We @ F. L A Il l. ~!


IL the Riual, and stands on its omn 'neras.
Evidence will clearly show this IS the cheap
ast. most powerful. and pleasant fanny Linz
mont in use, for Corps. Bruises, Burns. ros'ed
Feet Weakness or Pain in the Back, kheuma-
tam. Tooth Ache, and Sore Throat;
FOR INTERNAL USE:-Cholc, Cholera
Morhus. and for Pain in the Breast, 1t has been
used with entire success.
FOR HORSES:-Gali'd Shoulders, STRAINS
Scratches, sweeney, Cholc, and, with the a'di-
fion Of one. fourth proportion OF l!ncturo Cah-
aharidee. for SPAWN and Curb.
No family. who has known the value OF thi'
article. will be without a supply. No traveller
should start on IA Journey without bottle, u
secure himself and animal against the casualtics
20 which they ure liable. We refer to J. X T.
Voorhees,, Stage Proprietors; VIM. r. MARSH
Cali House, Cincinnati; Gilmore " smith. pro-
prirtors Of Livery Stable, Cincinnati; W imam
McChe.uey, Mansion House. Oxford. O.. for
evidence Of its curative qualities. The LinItneni
sciU recommend fself-TRY 1T.
For sale, in Richmond. at D. r. Holloway :
Book Store; McCullough's Grocery; L. keed
Drug Store; Morman's Grocery and IT VIII al
20 be- found in all the towns anu country stores
in the western country.
LOREE & JONES, Proprietors;
Western Row, Sd door above 9th. west side.
Aug. 80, lSIS.-36:3m Cincinnati. y
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Please TO Read This.

GOOD chance To clear frotn Sahh 10 Siu'n
"A yesr u Apents wanted IN every town
- ttfS throughout the Union. Ia sell scar =
N.y ana Popular Periodical orks, universal
~ know le.fgcd be the best aud cheapest cs-
rr published. rs they certainly are H' most -.ir
abe. Aay .siive Agent may Gear s''i, or 80"
"A wear 4 cash capital of ~ least So or So
vil he necessary. Full particulars of The pr'h'
c,pl.s nna prntiIs of the agency VIII he gwen ."
npnic,iian either personally or by letter lbs
hostage must in all cases he PAID. fien-e TO ma
sr,ss. ROBERT SEARS. fahl'shrr.
No H., Nassau street. New York.
Newspapers Copying the ah"vr, Including this
uotiee) aud giving II eight tuseft"h-, shniI re-
CIV. any one Of tho hoaai volanes which -.
tai al from 81. 80 to 81 ptrvoiune. Send only
on. paper directed as above.
Nav. -, lci- 1-tSw
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;. X. LIPPESCOTT,--M aartaetarer o.

vz'TANKfTL for The patronage already ex-
7 tended toward him, a}lic.ts i conuEu@Iiee
or the same hayIH. srrFeu aatre.s II osslip
of seven years with the first Carriage M aicer III
Philadelphia, whose Carriages have taAen the
premiums every occasion that they have been
exhibited at the different Institutes; he hopes 10
u able 10 get up article at least equal - az
now manufactured. in fe y esteEu country
AI.SO-ior sale, superior article OF y - -
YARNS II. made by the Oldest NaTni-h-
Maker IN phi!aGeI phia--UuFfdHtsd not 10 cracf
ALso-Carrlage Trimmings of every GescriP-
ton. such as I.aces, Cloth, Silver HUB Bands.
Door Handles Lamps Lock and Hinges, kr@Gs.
see: Ill OF which will be furaise ~ Tie ioE. -
Cash price. Persons at distance ca8 De accom-
modated by dropping line TO ihe subscriber
Main street opposite 31r. tiilberts Hotel.
Richn,ouI Ia Nav TO- ic4-. IeIn ~.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
go Publishers. E;oekscilcrs, Uud
;sip g';ssst...

,s~IIE Subscriber hrs completed, viii, the MA
4 ot the most eNFeftrnr"d aud cnIiHt,'r ass's'
t,n,s a 81 SfNEs> NAYS iLHfNfC for
l-ig which b. - co4lii tent Will. cou'fnrn M tseh
IN In, decided favor OF the Trade anu The Pub
Al,ho..l, b4nriir tie hurdle designation Of
Almanac II - believed that Tbs work viii he
(ound equii IN usefulness aud merit 10 NAVY
which assume "A inrct loiter Obstruction. II has
been prepared witi, determination 10 bring
=. tlin ~. smallest compass all til, various ftcis
which man OF bu-inees will hive occasion 10
rrG.r IN IN the course of the year; .nrh rs the
co,d.tts-d Statistics If our National industry,
10 ~ varioas departments Of Agriculture, Mat
uf,s tnres Mininr, Commerce, &c, Ac.--i's
channels aud means Of Transportu'ion-Ra-
roads Canals. principal itnrs Of Steamboat aud
ciy.r cntnfntiuic 4tiun--Tabies 81 Duti"s. I'M
uoftS Exports. Resenae, Expenditures, &c. 70.
10 these Is aided large amount Of Information
With regard 10 the most improved modes Of
con,tn.fcinr, ttan@lciiu. and extending Rust-
ness: the means of iisuting success in Com
u,rrciai uba,.rt ssitts the relative ivantugcs OF
CAST, anil Credit dcaug.; III. power and nfiu-
ence Of the Newspaper Press. :, sicmatic Adj
.ver,ising; Rules for Business men, &c, &c
TIE Business MINIS tiGianac Is compressed
within Gil double Colngia pages, oi hue but new
aud f1ir type, though containing more matter
li.an IN ordinary l2lna. VOLUME of 39J pages.
II wi!i b. supplied II the Trade n 81 per ham
dred, or So per thousand. Single copies l!4
cents. Terms, casu aol.yery. Orders arc
respectfully solicited by
V.B PALMER, G@nerqi Newspaper Age"ey.
Tribune EaiHiags. Neu YORK.
Noe. -, las. 55-t
TABLE CDsTE.Ts
The tariff, money and exehangrs, the coal
tra.! miami coutaeTce, he post oiiics, The pat
eut iavs weights and measures, finance. part.
persh,p the iron trade, rail roa1s, population.
immigration, rules for business men, wages and
hours Of labor, tonnage ana shipping, meeisans-
cal inventions, lake aud river navigation, routes
and distances, the electric telegraph, the news
paper press. systematic ADVERTISING
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
from the National Era.1
THE WORSHIP OF NATURE.

~ J. O. WHITTIER.
The ocean lookcth up to heaven,
A. 'twere u living thing;
The homage Of its waves IS given
In ceaseiess worshiping.
They kneel upon the sioping sand,
As bends the human knee:
A beautiful and tire.ess band
The priesthood Of the sea
They pour the glit.ering treasures oat
Which in the deep have birth;
And chaunt their awful hymns about
The watching bills OF earth.
The green earth sends its incense up
Frem every mountain shnne--
From every flower and dewy cup
That greetetlI the sunshine.
The riists are lifted from the riiis,
Like the white wing Of prayer
They learn above the ancient hiilT,
As doing homage there.
IN. forest-tops are lowly cast
Der breezy hill aud glen,
Asin praycrfnl spirit pass'd
On nature as on men.
The clouds weep DER the fallen wor'''
Zen IA rrpcntant love;
Ere, to the blessed breeze unfaried,
They fade ia light above.
The sky il az temples arch
The blue and wavy air
Is glorious with the spirit march
OF messengers at prayer.
The gentle moon, the kindli ing sun.
The many stars are given,
A. shriues to burn carth's incense on
The altar-fses Of Heaven.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
OWEN E,DGEHTCN,
mo. 30, Main sire

~ ETIJRNS his thanks to his friends and the
Ii. public for the liberal support he has mere
tufore received, aud informs them that ne mas
lust received and designs keeping on hahu con
s.ant supply Of
Wens' BOOTS and Shoes; La
dies Shoes, CATERS, and Sap
.,.rs. You,hs' and Chiidren's Boots ana
Shoes, &c., &c., ~.
Nth of Eastern and home Manufacture. Ills
assortment is general from low priced to goo1
article, and ,s soIicits all who wish to purchase
any thing in IN. line to call and examine his stock
and prices. He will sell low tor cash or aPPro
we'd country produce .,c
Richmond. 9th mo. 10Th. l84s 4o;'m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06

THIS Stove, with tiic lew improve me nts, hav-
ing larg-r Oven, aud greater faciiiiies for boil
ing make j, the best StoIc ia the | DIted St3tss.
Also full supply of the Old Pattern six sizesj
Premium Stoves; all SIZES aud patterns ar
Tights; Saratoga three slzer Stanley r, ,hree 81
zes and many sizes OF Russia Iron and fari or
Stores. Various ssz~s and patterns TX, seven
and ten plates. Hollow Ware Of every d~scrip-
ton Copper Kettles, Tin-ware. &C. Any per-
wishing good
e S1Es0 " ZIG
lie would refer them 10 the foiie*iLg person
having Bucks : tove in Use: Trustees Of RE n1s
Poa-.tiug School. Samuel Test Benz. foighdH',
Rsrnstass Hobbs John Pool. Lev! Jessop a'se,
10 the following persons: Csas '" starr SD
~ s-toi;b. Elijah Coffin, ;. Mardock. F.. Borion,
Ind. irwin Reed. Nr. Anderson, f. Shut
T vberrv. J Maths. MIR. Holloway. L. Fish
Ter ! Fl. Van Camp, J. Heap, a. &. blanchard,
nr Austin. DIR. IIcs els. A. " Bowers. Charles
Ccffjn. ]. W alker. W. Show, ]. Jones. Davis,
~. Ts.asi,e..lw a4t-, J. Ssun1eTs. II. II. Payne,
T. Ogborn J. Green, ]. ElGerkin, w Wright,
W FulgHum 6. BatlIff
CAUTIOE.-There Bucks Stoves. nor
Bucks Stove Improved, sold here bat by me
there being 10 Improvement made on Buck :
stove but by himself. ID. Back; and that is N
this new Pattera Alright now offered.
Richmond, September :, i117 ai-G
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-12-06
Leading Periodical in America,
CODE VS. LADY'S B OOK,
1(aDHG .HxE n1o
DEDICATED TO THE LADIES OF TIE
UNITED STATES.

Edited by Sarah j. Hale, Grace cfeeh" ooo'
and l.. 4. Cooley.
!. Novetf.tte by Miss f.. Leslie who contrib
utas to every No
Mp Wills Original Scriptnral fotuy.
r. = rtinur, who contributes to every 80
illustrative OF Croolne's Sketches OF AiAef'cih
.,,,
W. int n merely 20 give a notice OF our "a
,.,ions fsr mex, wear, leaving y others cong
adverits-ment--"iuIl Of sound anu iafy' s'sh1-
c,.ng nothing
a,,.s.tiv to the practice OF last year. tie
,nblis.rr wiit issue "a good Z number e1S''
month, ~ he does in January iHis = no.
c.,r 4, ,Iagaziac psoIlshing. During tae
"''o'o =, -, NIT, t'.an any Of his cotenpo
-. snt iii continue 10 do 50 next year
Those VINO s"oSc,i IT,, - ne, m VIII
ney 90 ~ ~, ,t.,r money in The Maraziae
49,. ,l,.t ~, s,it4arlliur any other Work.
a,onr 49, ',i.d ard incInded in the 81,
ms - ~ IL ~,.x,,,e- which contains IN .
NE h'ns 90. = nat Gn'te as much rra4irg
mater as ~" o,lis' ~ ~ Two mag4z,nes a
the aHo ~ " acnatiaritjes about Go5ey'-
inon'n- II. =. H.. lad,es that no o.ncr Mega
Lazy booA ior , I',e -; .g,,;n, and lin. en-
zine poseessrs- inn'iiD,,, Nv the bes, ar
craving IN cach nu'nDt f1oo'' - ''' ,;vrn
'1''' - -. .,lo- ,,,razine cives-a col
ored Fashion Plate, with ~ uess a't,s wark
feature Is peculiar 10 80 80 Then ,hcrc
has them every inon.i az. r,.s,riat,isn
are Caps, Bonnct+, tnem'%ett'a - -, 81,
.e tor La1ics; WIN e, tn7iting. netting crotch
e:, and all o'hrr h'H'' - ~, ~. r.,,-,.f,a
- emoh ing Caps, mar fo'sis " =" !, Hill 800
i D'Oyey :, Purses, Bags i,1. q. !e1'.i .'',I
Beauty, with Engravitgs, MODEL .o't'-r ~ ~
- ground plans, and othrr e"e Io,ti
~ Illustrative of something uSeiti' 'is'o' - -,
=. fully printed on tinted Papcr' when '''"y -.
ken oul and bound. .olofea The,
I.'. 49,, in Cooley, and to be found III no
ar. or -; These were all gwen last
- I'll H.. continued. In ADDITION, We
- 80. in every No. one Of
sHi', 80 >tci,Lss Of American ChrrGcterts-
~; :, . ,,.t ,,nns,ng 81 ries, nov. first gwen to
tics, Il MOST an ~ al - ;lI,,s,r.t.u
the American Puoil. a., ,,,.erf,i net
~ (, AIM t.so
asst ..Ths Gimme, of Fashion," illustrated bE
~, y o,;,son ESQ This series Will be yer!
.'sti,,, ~ -. ladies'
or uyJe 4. oi;caL :ify Of the Fne ArtS 10 U1nes
,ic rrses, i another series % Lngr".!"9' no :
80 ,'r,,iou aud will be putlisheL during iiIt
-
yTar,oe F,,nifays.- ua.ing given SO man,
Nod.I Cottaras We intend now To commence
thr publication Of Cottage Iurniture--a 'et!
necessary appentage TO d Cottage.
Reiiytoa md Htsfory.-Our SUPERIOR f'r'a.
waI,s1s. Tucker Pcase and We'ch, are now IN
,,.n.d mon a sst Of plates illustrative OF thca
Two sub Gets. .
o.. uus;e-Prepared expressly for us-inost
lv original, ard beautifully printed mas .'n'
y',,,,l,d !, decided preference over tiiit O
.uv o,her Nar,zine 1t - feature IN IN
- Rock.
}. The Literary Character o. eohfy i1.py
Greenwood w 6. sSinu,s. Mrs friet !. :
ne n =, r.,n..rn,,n. II. w Herbe, &c. the an
re- IL. I. 49, ID At, Professor Frost Bry
low mPS-dni
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TAIL CRiNG;-NEV STAND!

to l.s old fr3encs ard customers Tor the
LIBERAL patronage heretofore bestowed upon him.
and he hopes, by proBfptness aud despatch, good
work znl GOOD fits, sui 10 eHtinae receiving
their custom at his NEW sT.xp: J5ovER DTcKEx-
SONS SILVER SsfITH SHOP, Few DOORS wE>T OF
T.. SuEaRox-s HAT SHoF AND sEasLT OPPOSITE
THa BaSk:rF without further description Of his
present locality ne wishes all wanting any .'-:fD
,xp es7wrcrr'' IN his line. to ..seek''-...inc'
-open .he door, aud they stall be waited on.
f-PIain work. 81 Friends wear, will be
attended 70 promptly and 'sdone APP neatly
He y i'll ..cy-r our'' Garments, &c. and he will
rD5ea*or 10 let no one go away dissatisfied if IN
his pssVe. TO prevent them Call and see him.
Richmond, Octohe- Il. I54c. Ar
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GEORGE VyIlsOS. wou!l respectful
III ~ inform the public thal ne ms
- ~, occnpies q NEW SHOP on " est Nam
street. near Buck old Livery Stable. where he
is prepared TO d. in the best Ct tty 'c and on the
shortest notice. all kinds of BLiChSNfiH-
ING. He will iron Carriages, B@EgitS, ~ a@oHS
ami yhrusbigr uachines make NU irons.
and all things in that line. lie will pay pafticG-
lar attention to the making and repairing o.
AgricuAuraI MISUNDERSTANDING Httis t.S
making and repairing EDGE TOOLS, &c
Fs,IIe designs TO make his estaoi!shfne mt u
~NLt 9n l9h og5 and there
fore confidently soiiciis pnhic patronage.
The work well Done CA No s:sg.
Richmond, Nav -, 1913. -ti
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CERUSSES 81 all szesesi DeseriPtioss- AZ
so, Shoulder Traces, and d. !SemnS
sL..a;,,.t snuno,t., ALWAYS for sale NJ Dr.
uoweii's pYuy Store No, Is, Main street.
November Is, ls4s.