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~ COUNTERFEITsll21

b, CouRterfeits Abound!
All other falsely named PAIN EXTRAGT0Rs are
COunterfeitS of DALLEYs. The worthless men who sell
them, hope that by stealing name, they may induce
the public believe that their nostus possess the virtues
of the genuine articles, Buy of none but authorized
Agents.
or Attend to the peculiar marks upon the genu-
inc; and Observe that the name, g H. DALEY"
be WRITTEN, WITH PEN, in different oolorsd
Ink, on The stOslope Of each 5ors and that no other
be upon t.
~ General Depot for the United States where ali
orders addrsssed will BE- promptly executed
H. DALEY. &. co., r.
AIS Broadway, New York
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Imay be confidently stated that there of PILES
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR.
It certain remedy and at the pain and
soreness.
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SHIPS SHIPS.
aFOREIGN PORTs.

e " ~ ~ - - -
For London. AZ and fast sailing sRiR ON,
GaA Engaged, viii have immediate dispatch. fortnight
s saia Of passage 'OpGs E1t H. GALE % Common st
IN Tor sisal and 09mPssohy1Ths Pg fast iasts q;
~ ing brig hAEPX GaPs s FI ~ w e AMY
board, opposite post7, Second MqRieiPsliy q to
COAsTwlsE PORTS. 4: ),
-. TOR Roston-I5isDatek Lihs-Fbe splendid /
o. fast sailing, ship laAHA1SsUh Hamblni mas
dispatch For balance Of height or passsgs having 1e
saerOOm accommodation apply on board Post L. Second
@ sais gEo. W. ANDREWS CO.. 81 CommOEst,
-. For Boston Boston GafJVsB Orleans Reellar
oRfoN, CAPT fp John curtis ", viii have IN nedists
dispatch This vss ha sgpsSr 8 esS
family For freight Or passage apply to the Capain' Cd
OGS S9 opposite the Mint 6 81 & co. 81 Gravslu
~ Agentsin Boston Henry, Lincoln q 90.
Fer N9g YofkThP, 5s new Rs5s 559 1s6S
Fol freight Of 50 tons lead, or psssSEs apply @ The
Captain on board opposite Sc ngangs bai9ng5 q y
Ezg- Deok,losd wanted. S@Ii
~ For New YoFk-Th One sghr. MARY Lang
4gAkA DON, Capt; LangdOn, viii have Immediate dis
patch For ffsiTSs 81 & ess'1gs sRPy ~ 2
Fer I Nsy YSIsIhs ne new brig st d a0R-
- For freight or passags sppy %
FOR CALIFORNIA.
L. For California.-The superior fast sailing ship
| sfS1 pALMATIA, Capt. ". Il Eolger. viii leave
@ for San Francisco via port in Brazil and Nalpa-
raisq. on SATURDAY, octobsr6 For freight or passage
pSns9 PARADISE. LAWRAsON & 90. 81 GSayer.
I 80. For California via Ch4gres.-7U s. Mad
w SttsamshD gSf ioId ,0 spssaaiSa Na 9
h. j. HaFtsIen, o.. 8, n, eommandlngi VIII Save ioi
Chagrss, with the California and Oregon Malls On
| WEDNESDAY, the 12h September, az ~ O'Clock A. n.
punetUaly, from fOOtOf So. Mary street, Lafayette
81 RAFEs or PASSAGE.
In saoons to Ghages. Nly .
In SteeThge and mess with crew. 20 ghagfe1 - v
| ~ No passage secured until paid for.
| PARADISE, LAWRAS0N & co. Agents..
NIB surgeon Is attached 10 the Falaon. hall5y alasy
gsgadAg COED msdea aitsadaaea tQhafpaEeaeeu' en2t
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SoUTHERN nEP.OT,

UTHERN DE POT, r,
15I Chartres street, Ne'o Orleans.
Where all Dealers in the States of LOUISIANA, ALA
BAMA, MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY and TENNEs'
SEE and the City of ST. LOUIS, in the State Of MIS-.
SOURI, will be promptly supplied. au20 SmSdp
JOHN WRIGHT s. CO., +.
General agents for said TarjlOq,
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FEVER SORES

hereby certify that have been afflicted with an invete
rate Fever Sore for fourteen years last past and have spent
nearly five hundred dollars in employing PHYSICIANS and in
purchasing all kinds Of medicines that are used recon-
mended for m cure but to purpose until as last rezo
heard OF and tried DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
TRACTOR, when to ny great surprise, before had used
whole box of this Salye, limb entirely healed
DEADLOCK DAVIS.
HEERiETTA. MunrOe Co., N. Y, May 6, 1s4S. -,
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CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.

CUTS, WOUNDS AND SORES.
The effects of the PAIN EXTRACTOR in these cases
wonderful; so quickly does it remove all pain and sore
ness and hea' the injury. No SCAR REMAINS, It's sue
in healing old sores of long standing unparalleled
ST LOUIS, Mo-. July g. 1876.
Dear SirS: About week since. whilst working at my
trade, my foot in very bad and dangerous way The
whole biz Of the adze entered the top of my foot Just below
the instep. The wound began iname and continued
to do until became much alarmed | used British Oil
IncUe Of Myrh and several adhesive plasss, but all
, purpose.
then commenced theuse of
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and in less than ton minutes the main andnammatio
gan to snbside, and has now entirely lefme
can confidently recommend DalleY's Magical Pain EX-
soOr being superior anything have seen tried
for removing pain inflammation.
ship carpenter by trade and shall be willing to tes-
y TO the virtues of this Save at all times when Necessary.
lreside on FTsnkn Avenue at No ISL where can give
any information desired.
% YOuIs truly,
JEFFERSON M. BISHOP.
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THREE we'll broke, eeatls ksniS ~ n '1insis an
,bSrsss3. "a two iehi Family 3 AK 4 Il "a, go
apitahe for ne county rs 5T Caldafs viii y 500 -
SIsss6. U.s. W.. aAAisas l'''''s s'aes',
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oILs. oILs. p.

OILS, OILS, &c.
10 0f10 GALLONS Refined and Bieached Winter
4S.OOU Oil, superior article fof Plantation use;
200 gallons, warranted pure, Winter Sperm Oil;
100 bbls. superior Lard Oil;
LinSesd and Neatsoot Oil; Spirits Tupentne Bright,
japan and COpal Vanish sc. For sale by
STARK, DAY & STAUFFER,
au20 Ct Corner Canal and Magazine sts
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FFVHE subscriber. fog the sale of the YELLE
MONTAGUE COMPANIES celebrated SHEET
ING would call the attention Of Builders and othen to this
article, (whGn used OF proper thickness and quality du-
Tabe and eu0nO meal article for roofs Il has been used
TOois in Europe for thirty without repair and
apparently good when rsl put Ii is particularly
calculated for the roofs OF large buildings Churches Sugar
houses &c CiICu'ars giving all the requisite information
the subject, be had. and models of the modes of
using Il seen. application 20 .
STARK, DAY & STAUFFER,
au20 St Corner Canal and Magazine SITS.
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pa. AMEs, TONIC BIFTERs.

DR.. AMES' TONIC BITTERS.
OF all the remedies known there be compared to DR.
AME5' TONIC BTTERs, prepared entirely from Rooie and
leye all those that afflicted with Dyspepsia, Ner
Ahssions indigestion, Constipation Jaunde and all those
Of Debility which prevail extent IN Southern
ciiaateA This Tonic requires no pufng ayeaemen bus vi
cUsroMHoUsE Street. New Orleans, Ia. ie2s smadp
~ Strangers in tn City, see Dr. B. +, MULLEE,s
advertisements The other columns OF this paper. He OF the
very in bis profession the United Stateh All that stand
in need would Dc veil 70 hun call at So CuHtsmh &c
Htrest nlfu
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DIR. CARTWRIGHT ON CHoLElR34AAff5, or
THE PATHOLDGY AND ,Tts1sA9 nnr is
Latest Instructions to Panten and bssa. Sssioa and
mots from medical advice, In regard 60 u h Is had q
NORM ANS, No. Is Camp street, ana - us Ime
b. the Posi-odies. $500 ------
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hEApIsoN HoUsR, Montgometr. .Ala.

= travelling public, confident that be can supply "A
the wants Of the Transient vstsn of Montgomery.
well as any Of bis competitors. IhOSs going to- u
tuning from the North obtain meals al all hon 10 snit
theanva and departure Of the railroad sad steamers
fine iOuThOr5e OMNIBUS constantly in sttE ndanca 70
cohvey and from the boats 70 the free OF
charge The accommodations equal other estah-
lhment in the town, and being at reduced ate offer
additional inducements to the travelling public The beat
Stewards cooks and servants engaged, and pains viii
be spared 70 render the stay Of vte pleasant and agreeable
au20 d65AV ly G.. A. ABERCRUMBiE.
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COTTON AND TOBACCO sTlATEagEET
stOct on hand, Sept 1. Isis ,...S1. ~ ai
h''f'sd Pee BSsTiSa5 lSS-lla@l s5Ssosp.
Exported past week..... 1oe3 1 81
Stock on hand not eIearsd. ..s.,...lasl9s 14s6i
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AMUsEMRNTs.


PISTOL sHoo TIMet
t The H. X. ~. SILVER CUP, ALL will be shot
| Gallery Of bs Hotel r. H. n.
PassChrtqtlaIl July ll,18is. Yl2 2m5
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FVNHEY take much pleasure to inform their friends and the
public generally, that they have purchased the we'll
known GROCERY, 24 FchOupitOulas street, situated
CONVENIENT TO st. Mays Market and which IS fitted up in
the best mannerWhee article in the Grocery line
shall always be fonpd, and at the lowest prices. t.
Orders from their friends in the county, in the city,
shall be carefully executed.
Beside being prepared TO furnish every article Of Groceries
they will supply their friends with FLOUR, POTATOES
MEAL, GRAIN, ONIONS, BEANS, and PORK, in
small packages or in barrels. iyl0 3tRw II
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4 NIX. WluNEH'S KAT DESTROY Err heretofore sold
q l5l Charities street. can gqiV be abained Pt no
foydras street, and a. the Of euVe and Chaftrei
Streets also under Wdneys Banner This Article has long
been before the people of New Orleans is therefore
hecesay say anything Of Its ntntis virtue. Also Dr.
WlDNEH's ROACH KILLER can 07ilB be had a tha
above named plapes au20 I'm
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I'm noLLARs REWARD.

p AN AWAY on the 18th Of JAY fast, The Negro g
a Woman ELIZA, about feet inches high "a
about 81 years Oh is ptted the nose by small 8G
poX has lost f upper front teeth the hair the-A
front nar Of her head quite white walks fast and hollis
herself erect She the habit Of going out to work
haTOnne Commons Cnus st, John aud st. Paul streets
a!go. in the neghboIhood Of the Gas Works. ais
The above reward viii be paid any person who shall
rest her, OF cause her 10 be arrested ~ All are
au2l ISL w. b. VERNET 81 Camp st.
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W. n MdndeVlIieg LeWisDurR and NIaui9On-
sAiaaySE3a Diiis Packet, OLIVIA, Capt. Warren A.
Gues-VVlll in future leave the P0ntcbartTainl
RaiIEQad Ever MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and FRIDAY. after the arrival Of the clock Cas-;
on SATURDAY, aterShe O'Clock P. N. CarS. aud
SUNDAY MORNING. ailer the 8 0iciuck A, H. Cam,
returning Sunday evening BY q O'Clock p. H.
Leaves MADIsaNvIELE on M0EDAYS,s t hali-psst 5
O'Clock NJ, reach the hai-past O'Clock train 70
the city yOther days at half-pust clock L. NJ
au6tf lCARKIN & HARPER. 86 Graver street
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- n Important TO Travellers going East
r 81 For Montgomery and WetHHIpkd-EVERY
sasR TUESDAY.-The splendid, fast running,
double engine passenger steam packet WfN. BBAD-
STREET 7; MeaheI, master, win leave Mobile Every
TUESDAY MORNING. at 10 O'Clock, and arrive at
Montgomery every Thursday Morning, at O'Clock. 49,
Passengers leaving New Orleans Monday Morning will
meet with detention, and will arrive ct Charleston in
lime for the New York steamefs IN
au13 r x MARSH & co Agents. Mohie
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Groceries. :. Retail and wholesale.

AJJT,T & SEYMOUR,
NO. TCHoUP1To STREET.
BotDeea st. Joseph street and So JHarg's Market.
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GRo,C1lEE.RE.IEs, ETC.

WILLIAM l.. GUSHING, COW1aissioR Merchant
wv No, % GRAyIER street, offers for SALE
REFINED SUGARS-Leaf, Powdered and Crushed, oil
Woolsey,s StewaTts Lowering and Orleans Refneres
CHoCOL ATE--lsO boxes Of Sweet Chocolate also, Ba
ker's No. /.
PICKLES, PRESERVES, etc.-l00 boxes gallons, halve
and quarts Pickles; Tomato Walnut and Mushroom
ketchup; Pepper Sauoe Assorted Preserves and Jeles
SPERM Olll-ln casks and bbs, pure and beached
WHALE, SOLAR and ELEPHANT OIIiS-Ln barrels
pure and biesched.
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Country orders any article in the trade supplied and Forwarded
dispatch mailed Prompt attention paid any worn
srdsrsd BY mail. Foreign Books imported % order.
J. g. MORGAN
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Applications tor Lots Vaults to be made 70
g. W. SHAW. Treasurer rs Camp street.
my0d firm 4 70 O'Clock P. N.
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BiIoXi Packet Steamer MobiIe.

$3.50 - FOR 3 ~ 6HtTs t ~ We ~ ss5n,
sssssS.ttss i TUMPKA, SELMA and all
ElAudinE "a on the Alabama River.
Leaves Wsie Orleans EVERY THURSDAY at P. n.
The new, light, draugh steamship e A. OGDEN CAPTAIN
KeTehevsl, and the new lght-dFAugh steamboat BEA.
CON, Captain Leonard, will run regular WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Orleans and Montgomery, We
tumpka and Ali landings on Alabama Rivereaying each
port EVERY THURSDAY; at O'Clock, P. n. One OF
the boats viii be ready receive freight the New BaAn
foot of Juia street, EVERY MONDAY MORNING. Shipper
and passengers may depend these boats making regular
trips during heentiTs season For freight passage apply
ON board, at the New Basin, or to
~ HYDE & OGIaESBX, u POydrHEg st. y
NIB "A LeteI-b bag al the Office Of the Agents where
slettersmay be left. mhS Y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

GrThe New Orleans Delta says the
State house is begirt with lake. naviga-
BILE for small craft; and the Governor.
Secretary of State, and Treasurer. are
compelled to work their way TO their Off
ces on RATS, in horse troughs. or on chick
en- coops. One day his excellency
narrowly escaped being drowned in a
pretty deep slough or gutter.
GJ The Postmaster at West Point.
Schuylkill county, advertises list of one
letter remaining in his office on the frs,
instant, and appends TO il the very mpor-
,ant notice. that persons applying for
letters in the above list, will please say
they are advertsed.''
| @Abby Folsom has made apple alton
TO Mr.. Hayden. Postmaster at Boston. for
the office of delivery clerk in the ladies
department. She promises TO be very
faithful, and wants her salary quarterly
in advance.
rrThe Convent Of Santa Cruz. in
+ Qucretaro, Mexico, was lately blown VI
with gunpowder. through the carelessness
Of soldier. The magnificent Library
Of the fraternity was destroyed and many
lives lost.
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LATEST ARRIVAL OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

Jesse MEEK, has the pleasure Of saw
- ing to his customers, and the public gem
orally, that he has received and opened
his stock of SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which have been selectedwith great care by him
self, and particularly adapted to this market,
comprising all the various colours, qualities and
styles of Cloths, G assimeres, Cassinetts, James,
Tweeds, Summer wear for men and boys, &c
To THE LApIEs:-My assortme Mt of Ladies'
Dress Goods is complete. comprising every
thing adapted to their wants, and all VERY NICE.
To THE You've GEnrLEMEN:-I would saw that
your wants have been properly appreciated, and
you will find all 30 H.
To THE MEcHASIcs:-I can say that bring
nothing that comes in competition with your
business, and | would most respectfully invite
you to call and examine my Stock; l do not
say that will sell you Goods f,renty per cent.
cheaper than any other House in the city, were
to do you would say that it was all humbag-
gerry, and rightfaHy foo; but this much l do say.
that You shall find my Goods CHEAP As AT ANY
OTHER House CITY, matter scldt they
may sell ut.
lFI am happy to say. that my customers are
not all rushing in solid mass to Get on board a
vessel bound for California but are rushing right
to my Store. to get good, nice and cheap Goods.
&c ONE ON. CONE on. ONE AND ALI.
10000 Pounds OF Wool Wanted.
nd all other kinds of Country Produce taken
in exchange for Goods.
Richmond, June 6, lo49. l9-tf
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~AITIOt.-Two Drafts drawn by VIM.
~ DALEY on john X. CHILD x Co., and ac-
cepted by them, dated May LIST, 49, at three
and four months, for Five Thousand Dollars
each, the name of the payee left blank, were
mailed at Cincinnati on the evening Of the 18th
nst., in a letter directed to WILLIAM DALEY.
CoaneysrHie. Indinaa, aud have not since be
heard Of. The public are cautioned against re-
ceiving the said Drafts, payment having been
stopped JOHN Il. CHILD & co.
Cincinnati, June 6, le49. [liaz, SlI 2I:3t
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WASHINGTON GossrP-The W aShing.on cor
respondent of the New York Mirror says:
There is TO be a duplicate marriage here, or
rather IN Georgetown, next month. which may
interest you. Charles I.anman. Librarian of the
War Department., and formerly gentleman OF
the press and Ben Perley Poore, of Boston, al
thor of the Perley Letters in the Boston Atlas,
to be married the same day, to two sis
tiers of George,own-Misses Dodge. Two bro
theirs of the young ladies to be married at
the same hour to two ladies of the same place.
and the octave party then TO set off on hon
eymoon excursion to the North.
Among the appointments here am happy to
learn that Mr. Robert Chiffon, Of New York, a
Younger brother of the chemist. has been APP
pointed Librarian OF the Patent Office.
II - pretty generally supposed that Abbot
Lawrence will 60 to England. and his old
respondent on financial themes, Mr.. Rives, of
Virginia. TO France; but beyond these gentle
men. even rumor has not designated any foreign
ambassador, save Mr.. Barringer of n c.. who
is one day sent to Chill. another to Spain
The President continues in excellent health.
he takes Gaily walk in the grounds of the White
House, his custom of an afternoon and look
better than he has be fore since he came from
Baton Rouge. lie wants very much to GO North
but fears that the pressure of business will not
permit it. He has been in New York but once
in his life. and that was but for short time some
years since.
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MIN Ess Al. ~ 4 He e

TENllE uude gned have erected an establish
Il ment AMI are manufacturing superior ar
ticle of MINERAL " AFTER, and are now pre-
pared to supply customers by the dozen or SIN
gle bottle. Having gone to considerable eN-
pens IN procuring machinery. and from their
experience in the business, they feel contIde II
that they cannot fail TO please their customers
with this delightful beverage. Orders from a
distance promptly attended to.
i Persons wishing to purchase can he suplied
By leaving their Orders at Mr.. Briahtweii> store
LAVE X ROSA.
Richmond, May 30, $50. 23-tf
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No IS. Main Street,
INAkE pleasure in announcing 10 the citi-
Il zens OF Richmond and vicinity, that they
have received their
Spring AMI Summer Stock Of GOODS,
Direct from the Eastern Cities, ard still
ceiviuy oitIons the reto. embracing every vari
ETY. OF and fashionable Dress Goods
for Ladies' Wear: ALso,-GESILE
NEWS WEAR, in Greet Variety nf Neic and
Fashionable Styles.
In word, stock IS heavy and our assort
ment complete; all of which has been selected
with great care; and, as not disposed te
DO business by HLMBUGERI. We would re-
speetfuliy invite the public to EXAMINE OF X
STOCK, which always take pleasure Ia
showing; and would modesiy suggest TO our
irienG that
OUR PRICES ARE REASONABLE,
Richmond June s, 1919. itu
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Splendid Sale Of Real Estate.

10y virtue Of authority to me directed from
- the Wayne Probate Court, will offer at
public sale, TO the highest bdier, the following
real estate, to wit: some hundred rods in width
off of the East side. Of the South west quarter
Of Section No. i, in Township No. ID, and
Range No. West; in WAYNE County, Indiana,
being the farm formerly owned by Elizabeth
Ellis daughter of Shaderick Henderson. The
sale will CONNIE about o O'Clock Of Saturday
the eth day Of July, 1919. at the Banking house
door in the city of Richmond in said county,
upon the following conditions: One third oil
the purchase money will be required in hand ;
one third in nine. and third in eightee n
months from the day of sale. the purchaser TO
give notes with approved security. on deferred
PAYMENTS waving the be me fit OF the valuation
. nd apprasement laws.
5. +. BARNES, Commissioner.
Nav 90, IcIY 22-is
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Es: Eszz:s 60 - 81
ORSANDUSkY, Glen ELAND, BUFFALO
AND NEW YORK.
A PASSENGER train leaves Springfield
~ daily. except Sundays at y " and
arrives at SanduSky same evening at 9.
Second train leaves Springfield every even
ing, except Sunoayl at 10 O'Clock and arrives
al Sandusay next morning at O'Clock.
FARE,
Springfield TO BeIlfontaine, p miles, 81 90
:. - kenton, Do miles 10
q :. Iifiin 50 miles :. 80
% IS Sandushy. 1874 miles 400
GO g Buffalo, about 80 hours, 200
The steamer Queen City leaves Sanuushy
every Monday and Thursday.
The America every Tuesday and Friday.
The Saratoga every Wednesday anu Saturday
aud Immediately after the arrival Of the nigh,
train, and arrive in Cleveland at | 7. NJ ana III
Buffalo the next morning in time for the early
train OF Cars. T.. +. OSBORN, Supt.
May II, 1919. 23-Dayton Jour. ST.
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FREMONT'S EXPEDITION:

WV OOONLS AZ 4VOs - 4HsGIH 81
AVE beg leave TO say to the citizens of Rich
Wv mond and the surrounding country that
We have received and opened. direct from New
York and Philadelphia. large and desirable
Stock Of MEEICHANDlZE. embracing an
extensive assortment of GENTLrMES's SUMNER
AND LADIES DREss Goops--fae latest STILES !:
with great variety of
BONNETS, PARASOLS, PRINCES,
GIMPs. RIBBONS. ARTIFICIALS. &C..
which will be disposed of at prices to make it an
object to those wishing to purchase.
I'm. B. Our stock OF TRIMMINGS ia full
and will be disposed Of at Cincinnati wholesale
prices.
A fresh supply of the Celebrated Cam
ton II a warranted to give universal
satisfaction. fECHELL & DERRICK
RICHMOND, June 6, lsi9 2o,f