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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-13
VI I. 2. WILSON .


No. Is. Hahn Street,
E@AKE pleasure in announcing to the citi-
Gems of Richmond and vicinity, that they
have received their
Spring ami Summer Stock Of GOODS,
Direct from the Eastern Cities, and are still re-
ceitIng additions thereto. embracing every vari-
ETY. Of new aud fashionable Dress Goods
E3r E.12.s5e-.' Tsa.2s': ALso.-GENTLE-
NEWS UEIR. ia Gfeat ariety q Nem and
F4SA!oH4.}e SITS
In wor4 oug steel. is heavy and our assert
gle Mt com pletc; al Of winch has been selected
X IN great care: and. are not disposed 10
o business ~ ut AEUGERi. weaid Ie-
specially iHy.t- ;lle public to EXAMINE OUR
STOCK, vni1h " always taae pleasure II
showing; ana !, ou!I inoestiy suggest TO our
( frIrn4> tat
OUR PRICES ARE REfSOE-tDLEt
RirLuond, jane 6. ED. llu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-13
IDl, IT'S EEs Il.


What's this that shoots my tor'ar'a Gums 'lane
4 n. NEW soN' De IA - !" - ,-.l ! '"e1 :
= 'his M mo! % = n:,- ts.,J $50.
gr"It"'e ~ '''' ~ - t.,,.,.ad go. ~;
i'y. lor ihsoIs y .a ,.g,..c,f,lI, snlicits
ros''eH''s a'.o"t -
q continuance - -
a - era 40 use s'asiAP9'
The loss IF those beautiful organs-the Teeth.
is touehingy alluded to by that masier-splrt oil
pocsy, .fOn Moore, IN his apostFoIAe to scoth-
i..s maiden:
,:., ,t.r mae, r.al., f,ra lover.
-, - -, ca.l.t cover
''o''' ,.,l' ar ,.,,l.
" 49,. i,-o, v,rts.one
i,Ht IL" VIZ io1e " 49, . l'..,,
heHoo'he" " "'"'" ~
10 any thus unfortunate ne """i" Sii'r'5 ~
that lse Goa supply the loss III manner S01foe's
to b" detected
qFDfiee on Main street, one Goor west o.
Strattn y NJ right 4 Store. -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-13

The E.un.iia saStitu'c.
Meet every Saturday evening al their Hall in
the Morrison Building, at early e1udie lighting
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-13

+. zcO2E-a yer E-tsas:
ROOM, over the store oi ]. T. IunIieui'
~ for rent. apply 10 JDIN Il i'2.
RichmonI. May 10th, ST.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-13

RICHMOND, JUNE -, lai3.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-13

CtuI.oHoF0EN- "A supply Of this Great
4 Cholera Remedy. Just received and for sale
ii Or. Ilowel's Drug store, No. IL Main street.
May 90, 1919 -.-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-13

49, ~~l-IF
FOHSAN3t-~t T, CLEVELAND BUFFALO
AID NEW IOEN.
= PASSENGER tain leaves Springfield
"A drjIy. 1execpt ~undayS.4 ut u u. ana
arrives 1t .sti,,.e~ky same evening at >.
Second tram leaves Springfield every even
ING. -xccpt SuuGay9 at ~ o'clock ana arrives
at -anausa neNt t4orung at O'Clock.
FARE,
Sprin riel! to R-llfontainc. % miles, 81 90
kenton. IS miles -
:. I:fjI. IS miles $50
$ Sanhusky, l2I miles 4.00
:. HUi4t,. shout 30 hours, 500
Tho steamer oa~rn City leaves SandusAy
every Monday an Ihgrs .4r.
The Aueric, every Tuesday and Friday.
The :54r.,t,-a every Wednesday anu SATURDAY
an! iisinea!dteit after The arrival OF The night
train and arrive IA Ci-vri u, At i. NJ. ana N
Buffalo the next morning III lime for the early
train Of Cars. r.. r. OSBORN. SuP't.
My u, .. f-t}-Dayton Jour. -.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-13

.ATIN TER strained Sperm Oil, Of the first
= v quality. just to hand from the East. at
No II. Main street. IRWIN REED.
May ., -. S-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-13

A RgLrGfoUs FIsH.--i short time ago.
mine host Stewart, Of the Denton (Nd.J
Hotel purchased rock fish weighing
about sixty pounds. Upon opening It he
found in It's belly cretiiicatc Of member
ship Of The VI. j.. Church, which we read
as follows:
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-13
AN INCIDENT AT PITTSBURGH.

We were amused with the spirit Of a
passage between General Taylor and
some ragged little urchiAs, (says the
Pittsburgh Joarnal,) as the reception
cortege, was passing through the Fifth
Ward. Half dozen ragged, but mer-
~ little rogues were eagerly specializing
as to the identity of the great Hero of
Buena Vista and Monterey, and who
had knocked so many Mexicans," but
were unable TO assure themselves as to
which of the four in the vehicle assign
ed the President was the great man.
One swanged" Col. McCandless look
ed like geapral that would "play thun-
der and break things" Another had it
that Mr.. A. w. LOOMS hal the cat of
a general, and another. that Governor
johnson doomed more like great con-
querer. The small, quiet-lot king man,
with so kindly face, and so winning a
smile, they all agreed "didn't look saw
age enough" But the excitement OF
speculation rose to fever height; and ono
little rascal, in primitive shirt and trow-
ses, resolving to assure hinself as to the
real general. sangout at yell pitch. !" take
|olf your hat, Old lack, SO that we can
know you for certain" The General
turned to the voice, and with a nod and
a smile at the little group, gravely took
off his hat. amid q most deafening peal
Of cheers.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-13
An Argument Against Early mar.
FfayeS.

- zsaLl
A writer in the National Intelligeneer
notices communication from the Rich
mond Republican signed "w. w. r.
in which early marriages were advocated.
and presents "the other side of the pie.
ture" as follows:
Essays W. w. Y, GAN know, or
should know the opinion of the good and
wise Franklin upon this subject, who was
a warm advocate in its favor" Perhaps
Franklin was philosopAicolly right in his
opinion, but facts go to prove that he
was practically '0rong. For instance,
gentlemen "all know, or should know"
that Franklin was the fifteenth child of
his father and the eighth Of his mother:
and nore stilfhe was the youngest child
of FIVE successive generations ON his
mothers side, from whom. more than his
father he inherited his eminent talents.
Pitt, Fox and Burke, were each the
youngest child Of their respective fami.
lies. Daniel Webster is the youngest by
a second marriage SO also was Lord
Bacon, whose fatherwas fifty, and whose
mother was thirty two years of age at
his birth. Judge Story's mother vas
forty-fonr at his birth; Benjamin West
was the tenth child of his parents: and
Dr.. Doddrdge was the t,ventieth child
by one father and mother. It is Prov
erb that "the youngest children are the
smartcSt"
And WHY Evidently because the
parents are mature in mind and body,
and consequently transmit higher or
der of mentality to their offspring. Does
the intelligent farmer expect healthy
and luxuriant crop when he seeds With
dwarfsh green corn, or unripe potatoes !?
And why not bring in requisition as
mach science and common sense to prop
tagate the human form divine" as .spo-
tatoes and cabhage?" Grant that ear
ly marriages would obviate much of the
vice and wickedneas which is now almost
unavoidable. is not the remedy worse
than the disease. if it be the means Of
bringing into existence a race of puny,
Informed children, majority Of whom
die before they arrive at maturity? But
the evil does not end here. Those who
do live transmit their mushroom consti-
tuition TO their offspring, and thus most
effeetually are the " iuiquities of the ia
theirs visited upon the chldreR."
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-13
PRESIDENTIAL ANEcDoTE.


During President Taylor's tour in the
interior Of Pennssyl!yapia bis patty stopped
to d ne at a small roadside tavern in the
mountains. and after dinner, Gen. Tay-
lor catered into conversation with cred
hot" Democrat which is thus reported:
Dcm.-lWalking up to the President,
General. how dye do? I'm glad to see
ye, bat | did't vote for ye. cause I'm o
DimOcrat.
Gen. Zayior.-l'm just as glad to see
you for all that; | came here to see
Wings, Democrats and Natives, and all.
and ann glad to see all.
Dem.--You said you should be the
President of the people, and not of a
party, and that you wouldn't be pro-
scriptiye; but you've turned out the
Dimocrats and nobody else!
Gen Taytor.-Who else could turn
out? Nearly all the offiee-holders were
Of your party, and I, Of course, desire
| an equalization. If I should let your
friends have all the places, and the Wings
/ none, it vo Id be prescribing the Wings.
Dem.-Your'e right. Gineral; never
thought of that / b'lieve the Dino
| Gratis did have al the places--that,s a
fact! They first got them from Gineral
Jackson.
Gen. Iaylor.-Yes my good friend.
they've had possession of them for near
ly twenty years; and they ought to be
Safiakiad SrifI. khain half hnronftan
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-13
TFTg pOBT's CORMER.
For the Enquirer.
Our Louisa.

VW1 DVWASSsO
We knew not how we loved thee.
Till we found thv life had fed;
We knew no scaldiDg tear.drops.
Till we wept them Ger thy bed;
We knew no depth tc s"rrow,
Till we lost our brightest gem,
Nor knew how pare the jewels,
In a heavenly diadeM.
We watched thy slow decaying,
'Filllite daEindled to spark, Il. .s....
Since ';was plain thou vast victim,
Fur ",ieath loves shining mark
Then we saw the grave close Ger thee,
And We felt that thou vast given,
So friends on earth might picture
The purer bliss Of Heaven.
oh world. thou worse than cursed,
Iffriendship finds its urn;
Yet glorious mere than Eden,
When purit, reiurn.
So Our friend was but the dwelling
OF parity aud love,
And we think she forms jewel
In curonei above. D.
North Canaan.
NOTE-The above lines were written o
he death of Mrs. BENZ Webster. jr.of Litch
ED.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-13


Damages to an american in an Eng
Esh Court. - Rev. Alex'r. Campbell,
President of bethany (va) College, has
received $4,000 Of Rev. James Rob
inson. Of Scotland. Mr.. Campbell on a
tour through Scotland, in ls47, was ar
rested and imprisoned in Edinburgh,
through the agency of the Rev. James
Robinson, for having, while discoursing
on the subject of slavery. uttered senti-
ments obnoxious to that gentleman.
Some Of his friends instituted suit
against Mr.. r. This suit has recently
terminated, and the result is decree OF
the Lords Of Council and Session in ia
vor Of Mr.. Campbell for two thousand
pounds sterling.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-13

TTAVE been appointed WUOtes4te ana
retail agents for the sale OF
m no NNSEND'S SARSAPAR1LLA
Z : artile already 10 yell known for its un>
surpassed medicinal properties 70 need any
further recommendations.
: AZ there is so much Of this article pur>
s.a-,;ng 10 be DR.. TownSend's that 10 sPu>
.rscas nersOns should be careful Of whom
80 nnrchase,, All can depend upon pro,
-r;us 81 us the gsnnine article. Merchants
wnnlied n q reasonable rate.
NJ. B. STEVENS 4 co.
OScsssGk ia, I I6AS. Nv
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-13
Yielding to Foundation. "A blacl

Yielding to Temptation. - black
snake four feet and half in length. was
captured in an apothecary shop in Lowell
a few days since. Having made his way
into the shop. liquor was put upon the
floor. and the unfortunate visitor yielded
to the temptation, got drunk, and was
easily captured. This is another striking
instance Of the dangers to which unso-.
phisticsted visitors to the city are expos.
ed.--Bosfon Bee.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-13

TIE AsroR LiBRARY.--The work OF
demolition has been commenced among
the ahrnbbery and stately trees Of Vaux,
bah Garden, in Lafayette Place, near the
italian Opera House. preparatory t0lays
ing the foundation walls Of The Astor Il
bGary Building.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-13
A GRADUATE OF SEVENTY
YEARS AGO. --s.~ vs~44

At the recent meeting Of the Yale
College Alumni in New Haven, Pref.
OImsted conducted the venerable and
Rev Jonathan Ma1tby to the speakers
chair, an old gentleman, aged 80 years.
1t was his birthday. tie pas grudua-
ted seventy yearv aga. He presented q
few remarks. written on slip Of paper.
from which Prot. Olmsted read them.
The following is an extract:
This is the birth day Of my sotl
year. With one or t,oo exceptions, IAays
oEtliseti all meg contemporaries, relatives
and friends. Joseph Darling, Esq, of
the class Of 1777, and nay class mate,
Hon. Elizur Goodrich. LII D.. are
now living IN the city. / am the oldest
of the three. The former treasurer Of
Yale, the venerable. yenelated Deacon
Beers. was several years my senior.
More than three score years ago, three
brothers, in good health, were looking
and expecting to see me sink into the
grave. / was struggling with violent
cough and disordered lungs. They have
been in the grave 20 or so years, ard II
remain the monument Of mercy. Tread
and write more than in any other years.
and with0uA the aid Of glasses ana The
emily survivor Of my 1atheranunerous
fnrnitNH ,a9aA xNS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-13

Cheap Lon.-The importation OF iron
into the port of Baltimore, the Amen-
can says, on Saturday was about 1900
tons. including 9oi tons railroad bars
from Wales, said to cost in Baltimore.
including freight and duty. the low price
of $35 per ton.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-13

kgGen: BEN. the Hungarian leader,
was teacher Of languages. abou: two
aro, in Oxford, and won golden opinions
Of all parties, on account Of his noble
bearing, his modest demcanor. end his
-v;rtmous mind.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-13
An ESSAY

AN ESSAY
10 MISS cATHARlNE JAY, OF UTICA.
An S A now, mean write,
gu sweet KITS,
The girl without
The belle of U Tx.
II der if you got the
wrote UB4
sailed in the r K Ola
And cent by L N More.
My Al 7 head will scarce conceive
1cal4a D A bright,
But s T miles from u I must
Mn this chance 2 write.
And lst, should N EN- WI,
BE z, mind il net;
Should N Z Giendship show, sure
They shou d not B forgot.
But friends and foes alike DIX,
AZ U a,ay Fl ihly c
In every funeral X A,
Or uncle's L E G.
From virtue never Wis,
Her i,duence B9,
Alike induces 10 dernese
Or 40 tude divine.
And If u cannot cuta-,
o. cause an,
hope U'll puta.
ala.
r U for annexation 2,
My cousin, heart & o.,
He offers in a q
Aga OF land.
He says he loves U2X
U'r sirtSous and va,
In NCUXL
All others IN his IL.
This s A, until UIC,
Jpray U 2 X Q's.
And do not burr in F E G,
Ny quaint and wayward muse.
Now, fare u we'll, dear X TT
thrust that u X true:
When this U C. then U can say
Aa SAIOU.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-13

FAITHFUL WrFE.-Lady FRANKLIN has
purchased one. fourth Of the Hull wha-
ling ship Abram. and paid the additional
risk Of insurance, with . view to her ex.
ploung Jones Sound and Smiths Sound.
ing, in search Of Sir John. She has al
so offered $500 in case Of success.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-13

e. Tine fare between New York and
Philadelphia. on che Trenton Railroad,
has been reduced to %.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-13

PrEaaaM OhArok Rev Dr.. Hotacs
Bushnsl has accepted che invitation 81 the
New England Society 81 a lev York, IA 81
tier oFslor y Ne saa ~ sbnary nss
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-03-13
WASHING MACHINES.
is. PARKER q N. p. GUFFx,
. AyING purchased the right to make
In and vend Aldrici " Foot's Patent

III AyING purchased the right to make
IN and vend Aldrich Il Foot's Patent
WASHING MACHINES
for the counties Of Allen, Putnam, and Van
Vert, respectfully informs the Public that
the, keep constantly on hand a supply Of
this u.s., ,ful article OF furniture. whereby in
washing Clothes, &C.,
one person can do as much as four, in the
same time, and with no greater expenditure
of labor than would be required by the or
dina,y method for one person.
Any person, whether man or woman, can
easily use The Mschin es, and farmers will
find them great saving Of time and labor in
their families, and, in full, the proprietor
thinks they can he fairly recommended as
simple, cheap, and very useful. AS they
are newly introduced 10 this section, Messrs
P. g. N. hopes that persons visiting kalIda
will call and examine these machines foi
themselves. tgfa Fa # ~
Rights for townships in either the above
counties, will be sold 10 those who may de-
sire them. m
Kalida. Sept. IL, ls4s. s2cb.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-03-13
. DIR. L. FISHERS
VEGETABLE AGUE OR TONIC AND
AZ IA ANTIBlLIOUS PILLS, M
Are for s~is Ia Kalida3 Ps~am Co., O, BY
TO. IN. RICE, WI
~ C. IN. RICE. M

W. ~. AshOh'
They arc warranted, for The csst Of 100
per box, sec bills accompanying tho pills:
Each box contains AZ Pills; Mesess. r. W.
Shawhan and Jesse Shfiser, merchants of
'TliD, after Is years experience in the sale
Of medicine, testify that they are the Aost
popular SD eminenily successful medicine
they have ever soId,--and mote than .
score Of citizens, of the first responsibility
certify that they are the best medicine, aiser
tho experience Of the last season, they have
any knowledge Of They are perfectly
harmless, both for males and females and
Children. under any circumstances, The
proprietor offers 1863 dollars reward 10 any
one who shall de tect any metallic substance
in their preparation. Judge Pe'tinger OF
Tifin, says in his certificate, one box Of
Fishers Afue Pills cured three Of his fami-
IT, The Rev. A, w. levitt, testifes, he
read medicine IN the propretor's of6ce, and
assures all whom il may concern, that the
pills are entirely vegetable, and that no poi
SONS are part OF their composition, and
that they arc deservedly popular beyond
every other medicine Of the kind. in his
opinion. The Rev. ]. NJ. Morrow, and
Rev. Mr.. Humphrey and others, express in
heir certificates entire confidence in thei
curative properties. Try them, al who have
the Aeue snd Fever, and you win realize all
the benefits from ihoir use, that is prt missed
by The above recommended on.
DIR T. FISHERS .VErETABI y Bill.
IOUS OR ANTI-DYSPEpTiC PURGA.
TIVE PILLS arc family medicine fol
Is cents a box, hich will contrast in good
qualities with any other pill of the kind in
use. The testimony in their favor is that
they lre re,iye in their operation, without
cccasioning debility, They should be in
the family of every body that lives in bill
Gus districts, where Ague, bilious, remit
tent, and other fcvers prevail. These pills
together with DR.. L. Fishers Ague Pills
are in most cases, all the medicine needed
to break up Ague and Bilious fevers.
Purchasers have the privilege Of using
1 Of a box, and if the pills do not give
satisfaction, The balance may be returned,
when their money shall bereiunded.
Pills for sale Of the well known establish.
ment of R g. ii. RICE.
Kalida, jan. IL, ls1O. 4Osac
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-03-13
ADMINISTRATORS N6TYCE.

NOTICE is hereby given rhnt the subscriber
lX was on the 29th day Of November, l848,
appointed by the Court Of ofCcmmon Pleas Of Put
ma n couRty, o., Administrator Of the Estate Of
George Best, late of said County, deceased. All
indebted to said estaie are requested to make
immediate payment.
Ft. Jennings, Putnam county,
January 30th, 1889
4ls H. JOSEPH BOEHMER.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-03-13
SHERIFrS SALE.
EsEcUTtoN.t

John Havenss ~ t9a
M, Mye,, s,. . EsEcUTtoN. b
DYVIRTUE OF = writ Of execution 10 me- directed
Dfrom The Court Of Common Pleas Of Pasnhm county,
Ohio II offer for sale at the house Of Jacob BogArd
In ColGRbus Grove, Monday, the 18th day OF March
next between the heNrs of ten O'clock A. NJ ana fsug
oclsek, r. NJ Of said day, the following property. 70
wit. ga.
One tive horse buggy. q
AND Also ~ E-.-s,
BY virtns Of the snms writ, will offer for sale a the
door Of the Court suse In said e0uny, on Saturday,
the 3Is day Of March next, bween the hours Of tee
o'clock. A. n. and four oclock n N. Of said day, Che
ftowng descibed real estate, to wit; Ht EEs1
The east hnlf of the soulhcast qnartsr OF seeslsn
twenty eD town one ) south range seven ~ east
containing eighty OF less. ~, st rs 80 ~
ALSO, lnlot No. thirteen Q3) m the town ofCovEbus
Grove, all IN Putnam county, Ohio. t as i.ats1s
Taken in execution MS the property Of ~. Myen,
J, Martini TO sutisfy execution in favor Of 9okh
Iavens. " ~ sff .s5g tEgr
ROBERT, DOUGLASS, SAsyiT.
snrRIryis oryIcK, Kalida, Feb 9Th lS4o, f 80
YylN WARE, very cheap, for sale al
y GUTHRIE'S.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-03-13
NOTICE

IN sented to tho Commissioners Of Putnam
County, Ohio. at their March Session, praying
for County Road, viz:
Commencing at certain point in Onowa
Township, on the Ottowa and Dofance Stste
Road, on section seven, due south Of lane lead.
ing through the farm Of Wm McGinnis, thence
on the best ground for road to strike the south
west corner OF the north suht quarter OF section
twenty, from thence north TO the quarterpos. to
intersect the Van Buren, and Defiance S,ste Rond
Kslids, Fsbrsary s. i84s. I9dw
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-03-13
NOTICE

rs hereby given tha, petition will be present.
Il ed to the Commissioners Of Putnam County
at their annual meeting on the first Monday in
March, l849. praying for the review on the road
that leads from the Defiance road to the Napoleon
school house in section eight, in said Township,
then east one hundred and forty -four rods, the nee
north eastio the quarter post on the south line ei
section four, in said Township.
February ;, Ie49. I9dw
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-03-13
SHERIFF"S SALE.
William Io0k, KIeeutor
Of Daniel Zook. deceased.

OF Daniel Zook, deooased.( rft -' '-rt.$
+.G.. #.g & . faia
Henry Solomon.
lDY viRTgRof hecretai order "a. me dkesrsd nom
ID the Court Of Common PIeas Of Putnam souasy Chic
Kalids, on Saturday the 3Ist day Of March nst ks.
tween the hours of ten o'clock. A. NJ and four ss4sh,
r. Nj OF said day, the following dsserheA real ssats "
witt la tr NS
The southeast qnrror Of section twenty eight (sa IN
township Netws sl south Of tango No. al ssa,
containing one hundred and Aty acres being Ii Alss
Taken ustie property Of Henry soiopon, to sstsfy
deersta order favor OF William Zook executor Of Das
siei Zeok, deceased.
ROBERT DOUGLASS, sssriS. VI
sHRRiTr's OfprsH, KaIida. Feb. Io4N
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A GOOD TWO HORSE WAGON, for
IN sale at GUTHRIE'S.