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.,a Sfcrn Exchange.
One Thing is Certain.

That Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is far
the best remedy now used for all distressing
coughs and all dise asses OF the Lungs. The cures
being performed are really astonishing the world
DR.. Wstar's celebrated preparation is wholly
innocent remedy-being composed principal
~ of the w lid Cherry, and extract of Pine !;
combined by new medical process, with the
enuine Iceland Moss, another of Natures great
curaiives for pulmonary diseases.
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the diseases
above mentioned. We also find it very effectua
remedy in Asthma. the complaint in which it
has Been extensively used with decided success
even in cases of years standing.
1t not only emanates from regular physician
but has been well tested in all complaints for
which it is recomme uded.
GFSee adye ement.
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The maiden name Of this eminent lady
M Psyne: Her parents were natives
q Virxinia, though she was born in North
Casolina. while they were visiting some
lsisnds there. Her parents, soon after
tbsir marriage, having joined the society
Of Quakess, she was educated in the senets
Of that sect; but the simplicity OF her hab-
IL OF the absence Of elegant accomplish
ments. did not render less inviting the
rnanv attractions which il was her happy
fpnune 70 possess. Al an early age she
Gas married 10 Mr.. Tod. young lawyer
Of Philadelphia, but she was soon left a
widow with an infant. Her many person.
n charms and her engaging manners
,caused her 10 be surround by numerous
admirers; among them was Mr.. Madison,
ehen . conspicuous member OF Congress.
His suit was favorably received, and in the
wear 1894 she became his wife. Entirely
devoted to each other, they passed a long
life OF domestic felicity. The marriage
left her nothing 10 wish for, and her gene
rous heart and benevolent disposition
sought only to distribute as extensively as
possible the blessings she enjoyed. When
Mr.. jefferson became President of the
United States, Mr.. Madison, as Secretary
Of State, removed to Washington with his
family. where, during the absence Of Mr..
Jefferson's daughters. she presided at the
Presidents House, and her talents. man
pers. and disposition. were spells to AVA
ken the unfeigned admiration Of all who
we're fortunate enough to become acquain-
ted with her In all the elevated stations
she has been distinguished by the same
afIabili,y Of manner, and gen,lcness, and
generosity Of disposition. She is still
alive. esteemed and honored by the whole
nation, Us well on account Of her many
virtues, as on account Of the distinguish
ed man who was her husband - Cincinnati i
N0uDdrel
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-21

I-Goodson & Clark. Bellevue. Ohio. Nov.
23d iSfG. sent II letter to DR.. G.. c. Vaughn the
proprietor of the celebrated Liihontriptlc Mix
ture, the Great American Remedy, with a state
meut that in the vicinity of Ohio where they 10
business. the article has had unprecede nted sales
y otlling ike IT has ever appeared. People re-
sort to it for all complaints. and its effect is al
ways good old cases which have batfied the SIX III
of the medical men have yielded to it, and the
faculty are using it in their practice large
number of medical men Agents for its sale,
IA strong proof Of the virtues of the article
Call on Agents whose names TO be found in
our paper, under Great Anne rican Remedy, and
get pamphlet.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-21
Death Of JOsc,,il q. HIawkims.

In the midst Of life we are in DEATH
We know not the moment we may be
called by our Heavenly Father to another
aud better world. Joseph &. Hawkins but
. few weeks ago, accompanied his son,
Andrew j., OH u tour to the South for his
health. lie was, when he left home, in
the enjoyment Of good health, and 10 all
appearances bid fair to live a score of
years. The fatigue Of body and anxiety
Of mind accustomed by the death Of his
son, nearly exhausted his physical nature.
lie was brought home, and on Monday
morning last, the 9Th inst, after endu
ring the most circulating pain for several
days, yielded up his earthly career. His
remains were conveyed to the tomb on
Yesterday, accompanied by Il large con
course OF people. They were Inferred
with Masonic honors, OF which Order he
had been a worthy member nearly or quite
quarter of a century.
Had Mr.. Hawkins lived to see the first
Of Nav next, he would have been Ga
years old.
The deceased was one Of the early set.
tiers of this state and county He was
born in Kentucky. and in 1900 he cmigra-
ted to the Ohio Territory, and settled on
Twin. near where Germantown now
stands, in Montgomery county. In 1906
he moved to tins place, then almost a
bowling wilderness.
by an upright course in all the walks
OF life, he cndeared himself to all who
knew him.
At an early day he was made Clerk Of
Cour, OF Prcble county, which Office he
filed number of years. His fellow citi-
zcns chose him upon three several occa-
sions to represent them in the Legislature
of Ohio. lie afterwards moved to Wayne
county. Indiana, where he was sought
out by the public eye, and sent TO the leg
islature of that State for one term. His
fortunes, at still later period Of life took
him 10 the then territory OF Iowa. Here,
in this new field, he gave his influence
and experience to the people in the Leg
islativc councils of that Territory for 4
wears in both branches. lie was also APP
pointed by President Harrison. Receiver
Of the Land Office at Burlington
But, like the stag that has been hunted
BY the woodsman, he returned 10 the
place Of his early recollections. to die,-
Here, among relatives. friends. and the
old pioneers who breasted the storms and
hardshps of early life together. he
brcaihed his last. by them the pillow of
death was smoothed. aud in the last sad
rites Of earth they ministered to the mortal
remains Of their early friend.
Eaton co. Register.
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"SwIyrsu MoxsrEg.''-Thc WASHING

"SwISlsH MONSTER The Washing
ton Union says there is now in that CITY.
specimen of a pig, raised in "Old
Virginia" Ii is 81 feet high land of inn
mense length, breadth and depth" and
weighs 1900 pounds. The owner chal-
lenscs the world TO produce his equal.
Later from Mrrico.-We have papers
from Vera Cruz TO the 10Th of February
The Arco Iris of that mentions that the
mail just in brought news that Lieut. Col
u. Leonardo Marquee had Just made a
pronunciamento declaring in favor of
Santa Anna. Col. Mor9ues commanded
a BODY of troops under Busiamcnto en-
gagged in putting down the instruction of
the Sierra Gordo.
On the 10th u!t.. the Senate Of Mexico
passed resolutions directing prayers to be
offered for the Pope for three successive
days in all the churches and appropriating
$4,000 as donation 10 the Pope. The
hope Is expressed that the lower house will
arrest the appropriation Of money.
The Mexican papers complain Of a
great intraction of the treaty of Guadalupe,
committed by an American armed force in
the State OF Chihuahua on the 10Th of
January.
They have commenced the building of
steamboats, to navigate the lakes about the
city.-N. o. Die.
Abby Pinnock. aged ~ years. cham
bcrmaid in Boston. was recently found
dead in her bed with handkerchief. i'm
pregnated with chloroform. pressed to her
hostrils and n bottle Of this article i'm the
bed. She had taken the chloroform while
under surgical operation and was delight
ed with Its effects, and said she should
like to repeat the experiment often.
post mortem examination showed tina,
death was caused by congestion of the
brain. doubtless caused by the impruden,
use Of the chloroiorm.
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Admsnissrafor's Notice.

ETTERS OF Administration were take n
u Il out of the Probate Court of " aype county.
Indiana, by tie undersigned. the Estate of
John kensier, dec, late OF said county; notice is
therefore hereby given to those indebted to said
Estate TO make immediate payment; and TO those
having claims against the same. TO present tie IN
lie gaiIy authe n;cated for s-t;.eme ut, within the
time specified By law. The Estate il supposed
to be solvent. JAMES NOLAN Admir-
March =, 1919. li3t
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E-E FIG s - EE.

IN Thursday. 29.h instant. Viii be sold at
Public Auction, at the late residence Of
Thomas Barnett. the personal property of sand
tecedent, consisting Of
Horses. FIVE Milk Cows. one Durham Bull.
fine lot of k-IEogs. Wagon. Car
rage. Farming utensils. Saw Mil and
Girls, Mil Irons. one pair of Corn Mill
Stones. fourteen acres of Wheat. and
great variety of other articles.
The sale to commence at 10 O'Clock said
day, when the terms will be made known.
s. b. STANTON. Administrator.
L AT the same time, the fee Simple of the
Farm will be offered. 1t contains about lab
Acres, is eligibly situated-has superior water
power-quarrles of the best quality of stone and
IN ineShaustiess quantities. an orchard of the
best assorted grated fruit, large and comforta-
bic dwelling house. barn, and the necessary out
houses, &c. sc. 1t is one OF the most desirable
Farms in the lie igh DO rhood and will be sold at
bargain w. w. LYNDE, guardian.
March 5th, lSla ll:3w
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A Sf;yy SH'OEsA OF
CHEAP GROCERIES!
JII&y RECEIVED At NO 30!

II. MOORNANN, wishes TO call the at
tcn,ion OF his customers and the public
generally to the fact that he has Just received
at his old stand, fresh supply of
Il "a fsa j ~ GrOcc les:
such as--Cofce, Sugar, Teas of every drscrip
ton. Molassts. Fish of all kinds, ground Spices,
Loaf Sugar, fine chewing Tobacco, Candies of
all kinds, Raisius aud every article in the Gro
Gerry line lie has also received. addition To his
stock OF GROCERIES, good assortment of
IItRDW ARE 4 CUTLERY:
consisting, in part, of--Shovels and longs Nails.
Forks OF various kinds, Gain Snovrls, Trace
Chains, Knives and Forks, SC. &c, which will
lie SOLD Low. Also. fine lot Of
QUEENSITARE AND GLASSWARE,
OF DIFFERENT DESCRIPTIONS.
~ All articles kept by him will be sold as
CHEAP, and warranted TO be of GOOD QUAIL
TY, as can be found at any other cstabshnle mt
in Richmond.
A-sy-All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE,
will be TAX in EXCHANGE for any thing in his
line.
Richmond. March 20, 1919. 13:3m
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DURE WHITE LEAD, best brands, @SI,-
4 30 Y k-g; Red Lead; Ven; Red Chrome
Red, Yellow and Green; Prussisn Blue; Chi
nese Vermiliion; Ultra Marine; Broznes; Gold
Leaf; Lamp Black; Coach Black; Ochre; Rose
Pink; Varnsh Brushes: Paint do. all szes;-
FtRrsruRE g. CARNAGE vARSIsH; JArAa; LEATH-
Err VARxIsH; Sp- Whiting, Putty. &c for sale,
at reducep PRIZES, by IRWIN KEED
Richmond, Aug %, 1e4S. 25d
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-21

0TSeventy-fou passenger cars were
employed to convey passen gers from Bal
timore to Washington. on Saturday and
Sunday, the end and 3rd instant.
The LONGEVITY OF TREEs-A writer
in the Edinburgh Philosophical Journal,
abiding 10 the longevity and size oftrces,
states tn at in Britain there are still cxtant
and growing oaks. and probably clms.
which were planted before the Conquest;
that is, more than eight hundred years
ago. And there are ycw-trecs much older
still. The are some at Fountain Abbey.
near Ripon. in Yorkshire. which are be-
lievcd to be more than 1900 years old: two
in the the churchyard of Crowhurst in
Surrey, Of I .45O years: one in Bray bourn
cflurchvard. in Kent. is said to have at
tanned the age of 5000 years; and another
at iiedsor, Bucks county, which is in full
vigor, and measures twenty seven feet in
diameter, appears to be upwards Of 5000
years old.
Males are worth from 800 20 81 40 head at
Inde ndeuce. Oar "overIand' friends will
please "mark, and govern themselves according
w.
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Philadelphia. March 18th, II. NJ.

Western Flour is held at S4:75. Sales
of red Wheat at lOOc-held at lO4c; yell
low So 54c The market has IA down
ward tendency for Pork and other hog
products. Sales of Baltimore cured Ba-
con at 8 ! &c for common Hams, DC for
Sides. and 4 J a &c for Shoulders. Sales
of Lard at 6 ii a 7-8c--market dull
Whisky in bbls sells at 23lc.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-21
New York. March 18th f2 NJ.

The Flour Market is stagnant, and ]
hear of no transactions to-day. Sales Of
prime yellow Corn at sec. The sales Of
Provisions are only for the supply of the
regular trade demand--prices unchanged.
Sales Of Mo. Lead at Sl:75. Groceries
neutrality-suspicious. held in first hands
Treasury Notes 1O9l-Ohio G's 1857.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-21

In accordance witt! the suggestion of & if1sre Mt
Medical Societies in Indiana, the "Indana polls
Medical Society," give notice, that there will be
a State Medical Convention held at Indianapo-
lis, the first w Wednesday of June next. for the
purpose Of forminga State Medical Society. 1t
hoped that there viii be a fall represe ntation
from the dIiferc Mt local associations, well
by Physicians, where no such organization ex-
lists. BY order Of tine Society.
Il. BULLARD, Cor. Sec.
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MOTIF CT.

VE~IIE Stock holders in the Richmond and
Z Newport Turnpike Company, are hereby
notified that the second instrument Of five dollars
Oh each share. Is now due, ami earnestly re-
Guested to paw the same 10 the Treasurer nnle-
diately. DAVID HOOVER, TREASURER.
March 9Th, 1913. ll:3w
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TOPACCO AND CIGARS.

VIRGINIA, Missouri ami Kentucky Tobac-
co. CASTILLO, Canoae, American, Eagle.
La Toiora, Half Spanish and Common Cigars.
Just received, opposite the National Hotel
L. II. CITIZENS.
June Z, IS4S. 24-tf
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TTNO ALL INTERESTED The funds be-
Il longing School District. No. 10, North
of Main street will be distributed to all entitled
to the same, who shall attend School from the
9Th Of April to the 9th of July next, ensuing.
Bv order OF the Board of Trustees
March 10Th, lS49. i3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-21

DIED.-Of scarlet fever, on Sunday, the 18th
instant, HENRY MATHERS, son of IRvIN
end MAsY NJ. REED, Of this city, in the Tia year
Of his age.
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INJECTION NOTICE...The Stockholders
IL in the Richmond and Boston Turnpike
Company. respectfully informed that an
election will be held at Boston, on Monday, the
ID day of April next. for the purpose OF electing
Board Of Directors for the ensuing year
SOLOMON HORNEY, Pres
Richmond, March II, ls4?.
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TOWNSHIPS PATENT
- H.- ED EE q
1>iIE undersigned. Informs the public tina
4 he continues to buiid tins valuable
T'7sRsASsAENG MACHINE.

and can furnish them at short notice to all who
may desire them. lie has also lust gotten up a
and superior SIX HORSE POWER,
which Is confidently recommended to the public
durable and efficient.
Having the exclusive right to manufacture.
vsnd and use Tow nsent's improvement Mt, in Rush,
WAYNE, Fayetie, Marion. Tippe canoe. Vigo.
clinton, Montgomery, Sullivan. Clay. Parke.
Hamilton, Hendricks, Morgan. johnson. She iby :,
bartholomew. Hancock. Randolph, Henry, I'M
ION, aud franklin counties. Inuiana, he would
respectfully caution the public against making
hussng or using IN either OF said counties this inn
provemcn', except by having the legal right SO to
do, by written authority from the undo rsigned--
Any person wishing TO purchase rights either to
make or use, can Go so on advantageous terms
by applying to the subscriber.
IL T'RiTELLERS, and other kinds of
Thrashiug Machines, constantly on hand, of the
best mate rails and workmanship.
F.W. ROBINSON.
Richmond, March IL. $40. ll:6n
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Clark Division, No B, Sons Of Temperance,
Meet every "Wednesday even ming, at 81 O'Clock
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LIST OF BANK NOTES RECEIVED AT THE BRANCH
BANK AT RICHMOND:
State Bank of Indiana; Sandusky City Bank;
and Branches; Seneca County Bank,
Kentucky Banks of So TilIin, Ohio;
and upwa ards; Western Reserve Bank !;
State Bank Of Ohio and Bank of Virginia and
Branches; Branches;
Laf. Bank of Cincinnati; Farmers Bank of Vir-
Commercial Bank ofdo.i gina and Branches;
City Bank of do. Bank of the Valley Of
Dayton Bank; Virginia and Branches;
Bank Of Geauga; Exchange Bank Of Vir-
Canal Blk of Cieveland; gina and Branches;
City :. {" DO Notes Of 50 and up
City d" " Columbus; wards, at par in New
FRANKLIN Blk of lanes York, Phladelph
Vile; and Baltimore.
;,hn I,@
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Election for Turnpike Directors

'KNHE Stock hoiders in the Richmond and
i Williamsburg Turnpike Company. are
hereby notified that an election viii be held AT
Dover, OH Saturday, the 2I;li instant, March
lsf9, for six Directors. 10 serve until the next
annual election. Polls opened at IL o'clock. u.
M, and closed at 2 o'clock, p. H., CT said day.
By order of the Board.
ROBERT MORRISON, Pres't.
VIM. A. BIcKLE, Sect lite
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PhiIanthrOpic Division, No. AZ, 5. of t.,
Meet every Monday evening, at 81 o'clock.
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SASH SASUM SASfI"! SASHui,

wv have Just received lot of Window
w sash. manufactured bv Lighter & CO.
baush, Of Hamilton. Ohio. We will furnish TO
order ali kinds and sizes of Window Shutters
and Blinds. made of the best seasoned pine war
ranted. Call and examine.
HAINES & FARQUHAR.
opposite Bank, Richmond, Ia.
Oct os. 's4s. 33-tf
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CITE SOM HOUSE,

WALNUT STREET. BETWEEN FOURTH AND
FIFTH, WEST SIDE, OPPOSITE COLLEGE
HALL.
II MIS- house has just been opened for the
commoda alton of travellers and boarders.
The house is hey and built with all the modern
Improve nts required in all well regulated ho
tells. 1t is the intention of the proprietors to
make it rank with the best hotels in the city.
j. X. 4 d. '. BENNETT.
Cincinnati, Feb. %. 1919. Gin. GGz. 50.
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Indiana Union, NO. 2, ID. Of T.,
Meet every Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock
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sH: w. u, WEHsrER. So 4 G EoN

u . z ~
- DEN fist Would respectfully
nouuce to the citizens of Richmond and vicinity,
that, and after the
FIRST OF APRIL NEXT,
he NAV be found at his Office, over Irwin Reeds
Drng tore.-prepered 10 attend to any calls IN
his profession.
Having studied two years with one of the hes
Eastern Dentists. and had twelve years practical
experience in the business. he feels contiden 1t
that he Will he able to render general satisfacto
to all who may favor him with their patronage
Richmond. March 81. lS4g. I3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-21

Bank Note Table and Exchange List.
Corrected, reekly, far the Cincinnati Ca=ette.)
By GEORGE MILNE & Co., West Third street.
Bankers and Dealers in Money and Bills of
Exchange; who make collections throughout
the u. States, Canada and Europe-kerp de-
post accounts-and draw on England iii sums
to suit purchasers.
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INOR SALE.-FOUR SMALL. DIV ELLING
IL HOUSES. and TWO VACANT LOTS
situated in Richmond. For particulars, apply
to JAMES ". POE.
Richmond, March 2'st, lS49 1877
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QUA TAILOR SHOP.

TOs1N II. SCOTT. would respectfully
- inform his friends and the public generally,
that he now occupies the TAILOR SHOP re-
Gently occupied by NJ. Conkie, opposite d. P.
Holloway's Book Store; where he is prepared TO
cut and make up garments in the best style, and
on the shortest notice.
sJ+Nr,c York and PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS,
regularly rsceir>d.
Richmond, March IL, lS49. 11:1y
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Tenth and Last Enstas,nen,:

Tenth and Last EEst;fsiliPEs;.
u Office is hereby given. that the Tenth
~ and last InstaIn,ent, in the Richmond and
Boston Turnpike Company, Will be cue ana
payable on the
FIRST Day Of April, 1919:
all those ind ebted for stock in said Company,
required to PAY UP. The Orders the Company.
whether due or not. will b.. received in pa yment
for stock. ID. i. WIGGiNS, Treasurer.
Richmond, March 7, lsi9. II
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RTIST"S BRUSuES--A fine as-
~ sor,unent of Artists Brushes for sale at DR.
HoweIi's Drug Store. No. Is, Main street.
Richmond, Feb. 2a, 1888. lo-sf
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n 90 2D IL
The Franklin

Meet on Friday evening of each week, at
o'clock.
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RIcHMoND MARKET, March 81, 1349.
Wheat, Coo 7p bu. Flaxseed, G5a70c u bu
Corn (new) 20t022. Oats, 1920
Apples (dried) soc. Flour, (l0Oibs) Sl,l3.
Butter. lOe II III. ~ barrel $3.50
Lard, &c y fb. Eggs, SAGE " doZ.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-03-21

YouxG * M'CLrRE. have lust received a
small barrel of excellent HONEY: and a supply
Of superior Carendisa o. b. Tobacco. Cheap
Call at No. :, one door East of Holoway's Book
Store. Richmond, March IA, le49.
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rs at DR.. HowelIs' Drag Store, whore lsrRs
i stock Of Mieersl Tech, from lie Masufse-
1homin & Bernhard ean b had At asossfsesss-'
eu prices, .lse, Geld and Tia Fed. Flss. Fer
eeps. &C.. Plaster Of Paris, and every fhise ahsS
Dsntists need P1eass call at No. l6, Msin street.
Oct. 10. 1885, go
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QETX HQTEH,
Richmond, IRdiana.

ME undersigned, having thoroughly re-
il paired and refu Finished his House, is now
prepared to accommodate the travelling public
IN such style he thinks will give satisfaction
to those who may favor him with their patronage.
His TABLE shall be supplied with the hest
the market affo rGs, and his 81 ABLE be attended
by an experienced hostIer. He hopes by asSidu
Gus attention to business, to receive share OF
the pubi!c's patronage.
ALEXANDER GRIMES.
Richmond, March 18th, 1873 l2if
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The Franklin Institute,
Meet every Saturday evening at their Hall in
the Morrison Building, at early lighting
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GNNENAEN NANN.

4 QUANTITY constantly on hand, and for
IA sale at the 'sCheap Western Cash Store" OF
SCOTT & co.
Richmond. March Ii, 1919
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yk%HE Great Remedy for Consumption of the
Lungs. Affections of the Liver, Asthma.
Bronchitis, Pains or W eakness of the Breast or
Lungs, and all other Affections Of the puimo-
nary OrTanS.