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aREAT rEMALE MEnIcINE.

DR. TOWNSHIPS SARsAPARIILA is q sovereign
sure remedy for incipent CONSUMPTION and for the
general prosrafion Of the rysemno matter whether the
result onher.nt cause OF causes produced by rgariy
Illness or accident.
Morning. he surprising than liz nygoratIng ef
ats on the human frame. Persons, all weakness and las
stude before taking IT. At once become robust and full Of
energy under it's influence II Immediately the
nsrysessness ofhe female frame which is the great
Of nnhapplncss. ftHi89 ~
II will be expected Of In Of delicate M.
uire exhibit certificates Of performed, hut we can
the afflicted that hundreds have been repor
ted 10 us
CoxsArKIg, Sept %, 1886
On. TowNsKsp To all whom this may Commemorative.
certify that my VILE used boe Of your SAIlSA.
PARiIIA previous TO critical event. under the most
,srning and delicate circumstances being troubled with
tie ,uosy, swell Hing Of the feet and very
much debllitaIed; with my persuasion and the recomme
iaou d those who had used IT, she induce 10 ry II
win little faith; and suffice IL 10 say the medicine
had The happy sn desired effect only during the said
psfo hut alter The expiration o iin use the
dropey and nervous affection gave way an astonishing
degree and her health Ia now better than had been
long time previous
this win he Of any service TO you, or any one who
doubts the success Of The medicine, you entirely well
come to' aff si ~
subscribe myssfy your obedient and Obliged seryt
s g JAMESON.
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PETER BROWN, ~ I.Illle II, brooklyn.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIlL.A has been az.
prsssy prepared in reference to Female Complaints No
leiaas should neglect TO take H. It lie certain preventive
Tor any ofs and horrible diseases which they
ire subject y valuable for those who approaching
xoanhood is calculated assist nature quicken
ing the blood AM, nyigorang the System Indeed hia me.
ene is invaluable lor all the delicate disease 10 which
women subject gf' ts tEs taFasbN
Il braces tie Whole system renews permanently the ma
,ural energies y removing ihe Impurities Of boodhy
hir stimulating The system produce subsequent
xatisn. which IL The OF medicines taken for
, enisle weakness aud disease. ~
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YOUNG LADIES. READ THIS.

You who have Pale Compilations, Dull Eyes Blotches
Tile FACE, Rough Skim OF FrtckIes and "out sp
fiis," use bottle or two Of DR. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPA-
RILlA will cleanse the Blood, the Freckies
and Blotces, anil give animation sparkling eyes fine
spirits, and beautiful con,plsxional VI which Of Inn.
mrnss value to UNMARRIED LADIES' WIZ.
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JOHN JACKSON Esq Editor Of the Railway Republi.
unpublished the above certificate, and remarks in an edit
,oriai follows.
TON OF SARSArARIILA appears be one Of the most
extraordinary character We publish certificates
In lis behalf from Capt Mclean nf this town, and
from the Rev Mr.. White, uf Staten Island gentleman
we'll known IN Railway Capt MrLean believes the medi-
cine to have saved his e and Mr. White enter
tain equally strong confidence Ia It's efficacy Intelligent
like lhsse would moi praise strongly What they did
aot luiiy believe 10 be deserving rI
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Russia IN l541.--The Almanac of the Imperial
Academy of Sciences Of ST. Petersburg contains the
following statistical details;
Russia In Europe, upon surface of 30 LII square
miles, contains s., 700 inhabitants, the GRIND
Duchy OF Finland, upon surface OF 6s44 square
miles, l,449, 800; the Kingdom OF Poland, upon d
surface Of 1870 square miles, $50 900 inhabitants.
The mines OF precious metals Of the Empire pro-
duced In i54f, 800 pools $50, 000 kIlograms) Of
gold one pood % klograms) Of platins, and |, 2S9
pools rs 90a kiogromsl Of silver.
The population Of 81 Petersburg, according to the
lasi taken Ia 1886 il about a6e 000 and the
number OF dwelling houses 6,2ea.
la i5i3 The real estate Of the capital was valued
al $3.50 500 roubies or about $4,000, 900: which
shows un increase In value, In the last forty five
years Of 900 900 OF roubles shout $50 900 600
Nts York ETsnch Courier
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from the Rev. Mr. White, u Staten Island, gentleman
cine TO have saved his m and Mr. White enter
a III me s9. Sss II Y sss nssss
act hiiy believe 10 be deserving.
sCRorIlLA CURED
This certificate enncnrsely proves thai this sARSAPA-
RiA has .rsct control over The most obstinate Diseases
THREE CHILDREN
Dn TowEsFsD-Dsar Sr-I have The pleasure 10 inform
you thu, three my children have cured Of the Scro.
lula b, NE Of Your sxeriem medicine They At
aesd ys,y severely vii, bad sores have taken only ier
eep 'hnea''a" t h""rs yvspss,'y 40 x.,.
New York, March !, iei7.
CONSUMPTION CURED
Cleanse and Strengthen Consumption can be cured ro,
ehitis, toas.,nPiion, Ltrer Comr!ain coids Co.shs
G,aars As,dg,a snng q Besd o,ensss q ts CEsst
iorafon. PAN ~ he Side &C.. hare been and Be
Probably ,hrr. never was remedy that has been so sue.
essin III desperate cases OF Consumption this clean
SEE and strengthens The system and appears 10 heal ulcers
tsalili anu strength. el3hHait N I.
ALMOST MIRACLE.
Read the following and doubt, II YOU thar consump.
lion can be cured This IL only one, Of several kindred
rnses, ,hAt TOWSsENb's sARsAPARlLI-A has cured;
BRooKLyS, Sept "A, 1886
year ago with severe cough and pain In my side; Il In
creased on very fast nee.l waa pronounced BY ply.
scians have HE quick consumption raised large guam.
titles Of bad matter, had night swsais, sndsnking very
fast my doctor said he could do nothing me- went to
the hospital in hope az being benefited, but pronounced
incnable Was greatly ,ltirsse the lungs and
could hardly breathe soon became smaciated and ex-
eet.d die; wan confined 10 my bed an obliged to
have watchers Indeed cannot give yon any description
hs would do justice 10 my case. was supposed BY my
friends 10 be pas recovery; had tried great number
remedies and all seeme,o be Of no effect read OF the
10 tell you the truth, suspected there some humbug In
them Bni was iniuced to Try Il; did So and very
Ia recovered to be about my business, and hope
10 be en,ely well In few weeks Ny couph pain In the
tls, and am asi gaining my usual strength feel my
duty to give you statement Of case TO pubsh, ifyou
please - mi ,ss re
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This certificate conclnrsey proves thai this SARSAPA-
RlIIA has obstinate diseases
of The blood Three persons cured IN house unpre
ge uIri . 4
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07
Col. Benton Dodging the Question.

We find the following article in the ST.
Louis Republican of the 10Th ul,.. which
places Col. Benton in ar unenviable light:
As much as has been said with regard
10 the course Col. Benton will pursue ia
his Senatorial capacity. when the question
arises OF admitting States into the Union
as slave States. south of the line Of So
deg. 50 min. and as he has heretofore, as
we'll as on the present occasion. RETAINED,
as q candid and honest man. from sta.
ting. without mvsilhca,ion, what his real
action would be. | beg to make known
through your columns the following facts,
in relation 10 the occurrences Of yester.
day. that there may be no longer any doubt
as 10 what his real feelings are, or what
his probable action will be in time TO come.
Some two or three hours before Col. Ben
ton commenced his speech in front Of the
Court House. asked Gov. King to inform
him that desired. as one OF his constitu.
ents. TO put simple question TO him in re-
gard TO his future course on the much
agitated question. Gov. King promised
TO give him the information. upon explain
ing that did no, intend the question as
an interruption 10 Col. Benton. then
penned the following interrogatory: "Col.
Benton. as constituent of yours. beg
to ask the following question. Should
Territory south of SO deg. 80 min. ask
for admission into the Union as u State.
with clause recognizing the institution
of slavery, will you vote for its admission.
provided its constitution is republican in
forin!"
This handed to the Hon. J B. Bowlin.
with a request that he would give it to Col.
Benton. 50 that he might. if disposed to
act honestly and fairly. enlighten his con-
stituents as 10 his real views and sen,i.
lments. Judge Bowlin expressed the be-
lief that Col. Benton would unhesitatingly
answer the question. On receiving and
reading the paper. however. he threw it
from him with apparent scorn. and thus
attempted TO evade an answer which had
a right to expect. SO far as concerns this
matter Of personal insult to myself, in
throwing the paper away. | have only to
say. that it is very convenient for a man
10 cothc himself with the mantle of age
and Senatorial dignity. and pretexts OF
promises 10 his family. to shield himself
from personal responsibility to those whom
il may suit his purpose to Willy and abuse.
FRED. KENNETH.
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Administrators Sale.

YuQiIE undersigned will offer at pubic sale
at the late residence of Thomas EpPs. de-
crnsed, IN the city Of Richmond. Indiana, on
Saturday the 10Th day Of November l-IJ, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following personal prop
~rty, to-wit:
uonsehoLi and Kitchen Furniture, oae Ud9oa
md Harness THREE Uorses. one C0D, ami a ca-
yi~fu Of articles too hd,ous To nteution.
A credit Of six months III be given on all sums
over three dollars, aud notes and security e.
he approved BY the undersigned wl be required
of ,hr uurcl,asers Further terms wiIl be made
known on the day Of sale.
JAMES VI POE, Admir-.
nctoher 18th. 1919.
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VUNUE undersigned will sell at Public Sale,
on Thursday, Nov. =, at his residence tour
mites and IA half North Of Richmond the follow
ing property, to-wit: a few young horses AMI
colts, steers, beef cattle, milk cows, calves,
durham bull sheep, wo-horse w aGgon
Farming Utensils, one first rate large " God bed,
and many other articles not necessary to me n
ton. Sale To commence at 20 o'clock y. VI 81
sand day. Terms: Twelve months crrIlt on All
sums over Three Dollars with note and approve
ed security. J. ;. BROW y.
Oct. 3isi 1919.
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Frauds OH the Revenue.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Louisville Courier. gives the following in
stance Of the frauds practised upon the
revenue under the system of ad valorem
duties. This is Only one out Of numer-
Gus instances Of similar frauds:
a day or two since | was informed by
a gentleman of the following fraud at
tempted to be perpetratcd upon the Re
venue under the al valorem system by an
importer in New York. \ very valuable
Hemp and Flax machine had been set up
in England and run for some two or three
days. 1t was taken down. sent to this
country upon an order, and inroiced as a
second hand machine OF the value Of five
nundren dollars The Inspector in the
Custom House in New \ ork. called upon
this gentleman to examine and apprase
this machine lie at once informed the
Inspector that he would give fifteen hun
bred dollars in cash for It, and that If was
worth a great deal more money. The
ownef, alarmed at once, proposed TO pay
duties on $500. three times the amount
that it was invoiced under cath az. and
take it. This the Inspector allowed him
TO do. and only mention il. to demon
strate the fraud as well as perjury that is
committed under the present Tariff
1t is believed by the above mentioned
letter writer. that the Secretary OF the
! Treasury will. in his report. make some
astounding disclosures. with regard to
the ad valorem system. and that his re-
commentators viii give satisfaction TO
the reasonable o. all parties. while they
will afford the protection our manufactur-
ing. mechanical and agricultural Interests
require.-NashriIe Banner
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Volume XIX.
H0USE nnd LOT For Snir.

1n1fIE undersigned off rs the House ana Lot,
q where he now rrsi!es, for sale. The
House il two-story high, nearly new, goo1
Ki,che ~ IA well Of gooI water, under cover aud
icouyeui. ut to the House. 1t Is situated on Ma
non street, first dwelling south oi Mann, and Is
conye ME mt to business. For further particulars
and terms enquire Of the subscriber on the
premises, or Of II. G.. Kenyon, at Basil Bright
r.II,s S.or. JOHN KENYON.
Richmond 10Th mo- (Oct.) 9th, lel9. 1l:3m
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X ,(,GO\S FOR SALE.

VlNIE undersigned has for sale two Two
Horse Wagons, one of which IS nearly
new. the other considerably worn. Also, srtt
Of double Harness, that ~ nearly new Any
ne son wishing to purchase Will do well by call
ing at No n Main street, opposite the Bank,
Richmond, lndana. JOHN HAiNl-
9Th mo. OH lri9. 21-t
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CARTHAGE, FOR SALE.

T1NIREE Rocknways. double seated, finish
ed in the best sly IT,; hand and for sal.
CHEAP. Also Il second hand carrogr, for
sale or hire Call at the old stand South
Filth Street soutl, Of the starr House.
JONATHAN MATHS.
Richmond, Sept. 10, ~. I'm
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TO RI II. ID T., RS

(NEVER a T. second hnni DOORS aud DOOR
- FRAMES aud an excellent flight OF steps.
bani,ters and ruling for sale at less than hall
their worth, at No. =, opposite the Bank.
JNO. HAINES.
4th mo. 3Oth 1919
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80 tn, Maysville Eagle Of The 27th.
SAYS that three deaths. from cholera have
occurred in Fleming co.. Ky, within d
week, causing much alarm and excite
ment The cases were all violent. origi-
mated in inprudencc and neglected until
too late.
CI..rIhe ship Constellation arrived in
New y or> last week from Liverpool. with
$40 emgrants. Large load, that.
~ The Locos Of New Hampshire have
nominated Gov. Dinsmore for reelection
e. The success Of the New York and
New Haven Railroad, says the Bridge
port Farmer so far, is probably without a
parallel in this country. unless it be in the
Western Railroad Of Massachusetts. It's
receipts now amount 10 about 81 800 per
day,
o. Two brothers named Nontcsquicse.
said 10 be wealthy Frenchmen. staying at
Barnam's Hotel in s.. Louis. were The
perpetrators Of an awful tragedy Oh the
night OF the Goth u,t They shot a man
named Albert Jones, killing INN instantly;
mortally wounding the nepew of the pro-
prietor. and severely woundins two others.
They were both secured-said 10 be evil
IDENTIFY insane-retuse counsel. and say
they will plead their own cause, justified
by the order of God,
/ 0rOn Saturday. eth ult the lesisla-
ture OF Illinois reelected Gen. Shields
/ l. ). Sena'or-he is now eligible the time
since he became citizen Of the L. States
being that prescribed by law. Shields re-
ceived - votes, and Cyrus Edwards 81.
In previous caucus Breeze ran Shields
very close. The latter was nomin a,ed OF
the els, ballot, by majority The Senate
! passed resolution 70 adjourn Nov 5;h.
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RICHMOND, NOVEMBER !. 1919.


CINCINNATI ATL tS-Rt!LROAD5
The editor of the Atlas deyotes much
Of his editorial labors 10 the discussion Of
questions connected with the Rail Roads
proposed TO be made from the Queen city
to the West. lie is the Jealous defender
and advocate Of the route through Vim
cennes 10 St. Louis, and we have fire.
qucntly been amused at the zeal he mani
tests, and il it were not di5courteous, we
would say, the ignorance he displays as
10 the face of the country over which it IS
proposed to make The road-tI.o amount
Of surplus produce il IS supposed the ter
ritory over which il IS Intended II ri the
road, would furnish, and tho ability Of the
citizens interested to construct the road.
IS to the practicabilty Of the route, our
friend Of the itlas has probably been de-
ccived by the report Q! Professor Mitch
eli Of his partial survey Of the route His
survey was made at a season Of the year
when il was impossible to make anything
like correct estimate and he does not
even contend that he made more than q
tour of observation. As 10 the business
to be furnished the road BY the farming
intorae, eIo,o ,h. linz = = ol;toc !. o,,,,a
as much in the dark Knox county, il
which tinccnnes is located, the great and
- ca !'o-ht on nc -
- Inc Oldest county ~ tlc state Of lnG!-
ana. II was settled nearly two centuries
aco aud a-h,a Tho ,dvantapn. Of ,ha
Co., -, ~
''o''e'' 49, : 20 III '''5
surplus produce 9! rs larfnefs' ana YET
very small portion OF inc county y cum
'ated. we passed through hhoE couh
''" "0'", s'''o' anu o. ''' 'o.''
-,
80 ''''N
'''''' -
-
"'c''ou Oh '''iS I''i'o'''I'' '''-' - ''''
'''''''y 81 N''oh i''' oar "oJ'o' = 10
-" + ''so'''' e''''es NC 'f'e'''"o'.''s :
- '"",''' Il ,'' P'''''' 2 ~ 'o'' ! co''
s'''-'@,' '''''1 '''''aHy ooi.' ''i'S y
i''S'' ''''' ''154't5. ouF ooj ic' 10" = SIM
ply . '''.'oe al e''.''''-. ~ '.'.s <A'''' o
ne -'Fu ''S'.' III ""'c" i = Sa'o'
r,. i = tr[y neaIIy 81, c ,;, 'aa' ~; ,n'
y Ions. 6v reG,,ipr (, direct Right !
~ ~. H.
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GLDBRAND OF THE MOUNTAIN
: Norwegian Legend.

was G ;r ana as ne possessed
40 d mo 9o' on '1'e oec.r''y Q;
- 49, ~ : - = '-'
= t IL o.'' - -. .,,h IL; M
"-''i '4' "-4N
80 e'e.' 80 "e.'i ',tI' sle l.'ousA' eve
''i'-'. I'''' - - ~
- III i''i''7 "'l5 ,!o"' :.
90" 'iieaAs u, 10 De de''9i''eu IT.
"-''s - 80 ".S "o.ay co"y-g
- - '''s'S III ''ie' 81 o-'3 DGA
80. '--, "'.o $40 70 c'i,-.', anu.
- 1nf, -. - o''I % 90 -
49, :, ..''.' '-'- I'll
-, -.t0' ..i1'' :, 81 -
- - it'. Us. Peot''e '''''' We
''"' II" s'''-''i'-s - - Iu'9V
80 49, - 20 - -
- - - -, -. -
st,1t,1 So 80 -" IT.
80 sh,u - ~ :. ~. 80.
o,a ;, o.+,,,1 ;.,-,a71 -
,.,:.h So,
.,rIt,.,,1 .tt ~ -,
- '.'ts - az
~. 49, 49,. :. -. D.. !.
I,,,,,a-.d ~, -. I'LL
- ~,
'es.si ILL., - "----!'l5 70 '3.S'i"9c 'lG
cow.
ever iniLa' ihoHSAt ''uioraii";
II g nome again VITA my COW, l 49,
oos,' .ic st"Die ana YOKE feady ioi
anu NC way - no longer ior gong D"oA
llaA coi,ii'S' ana win ms cneeIil'9 re-
.1eet.oi, ne ,.o',eo ''o''i-' a : - ''-7 mos
+ lie had not gone far before he met q
maa with horse that he wanted to sell.
-" Gudbrand thought i were better e
awe horse th2n COW. 50 he made an
exchange win the stranger.
y hen he has. gone little iirtAur ee
inst another man who was driving Il,
P!s before HIM, and then GuaoraEd
thought Il would be still better TO have q
fat pig than horse. and 50 he exchange.
with the man lie then went on, and az
ter while be met man with a goat
1t IS ceftalal better anyhow to have q
goat than pig thought Gudbfand, and
again he made an exchange with the
owner OF the goat. lie went good deal
farther. I'll he met man VITA sheep
and with nm he Likewise made an e.
change on the principle ''thaf It IS AWAY
better 70 4aFe saeeP than a goat. u.
gong 'af'. ne ne me, q man "it1 goose
ana men 1u1ofahd eXchaneeo MS sheeI
aSaiiiS' '''o goose. -A'ter ms he went
-2A5 way ~ ne mel q man VIVA coz
ana ne al once mae al eA en-, ~
ne 'noust' amer al Il = 81, :, ps,'. ~,
nave I, cock than a goose. ne '.'ei
walked on TIL It began to gro" late "he1
.e very hungry re SOD tie cock io'
-, - -,
CtIdbroNG If 10 Won1,a;, 49, : hot,.,
- $685. III Ls[I, ~ "a -
49,, o9r,. :. ~ ,Lon -aa3 =, ~ w.,
800 ,;,I ~ al,oa 49, g, 49, 49,
ast,,o;I.atr. 49, :, - -, IL. !.
~ -
$500 I'0"o ""' "t''' nm
~,
a1 ~. -. 10" 5'I -, Gu rare III Town! IL
~ Nv ',-1 800 i'''.' ;, , -,
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Vmsuuhlc Farm for Sale.

TnNHE subscriber, offers for sale q valuable
Stock and Grain Farm, situated five miles
and a quarter East Of Richmond, on the Ma
,iopai rond containing $50 or 2JD Acres 1t -
we'll timbered, aud about 80 acres under cuIu-
yaton-aIl under good fcuce-oo acres III timo-
thy and clover. Stock water III every enclosure
and the wood land all set in blue grass. q COOS
frame House and Barn aud other necessary out
buildings on the premises, aud a well 81 excel
lent water at the door. All Of which VIII b.
sold CuEAr-haIf cash. and the balance III tWt
equal annual payments. For further pnriIcu-
lars enquire of the subscriber at MItchcll's MiIl
- miles South Of Richmond.
WM MITCHELL.
July Ic, 1873. @u-3m'
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little child being al sermon. and
observing the minister very vehement in
his words and bodily gesture. cried out
-''No,her. why don't the people let the
man out of the box!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

Cement for Stone Steps. dc-Take
clean river sand. 20 parts: litharge parts.
and quick lime one part, and mix them.
with oil sufficient 10 form a thin paste.
This composition has been used to Goa.
brick walls. Il becomes very hard.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

GENE 10 tnt!lk o. II. "tltt 10 w S>tL4I WIKI
pig?" People would only say, they
arr eating up t.eir substance But now
TIA, have a goat. can have mix and
cheese, and without parting with The goat
. either. So, goodman, lets see Nanny
goat"
But haven't got any goat either.
answered GuIbrand. for on going III
tls farther | changed the scat for an ex-
Vow did you?" cried the wife; well
10 be sure. YOU have done everything HAT
/ could have wished. just if had been at
voar elbow al the time, What. indeed
should we want 4 goat for! | should al
WAYS have been running after it and
climbing up hlIl aud down dale. But
with a sheep shall not only nave VOC. 10
make clo,as with, bat something TO ca; in
s31 f.,e,, i. 49, i,..,
..p,t j., ,o,.,t, hav, Inc sheen. /" said
c.,4branl. ..f,-vhao had cone a E,;,c
r.,I - , 80, >,
.,,,,...4 .;r,,S o,.o,
g. -, - -, 80. So. who, could
-, 49, -, 49,, .L.a,p | have nei.
t,ar dist,tf. mar sn;ndIa. nor do wish
tae.n either. aal care SIN less for the
PLAGUE Of weaving cloths, which we can
iu.t as well GO on baying as we have done
hitherto md now shall have an OPP
oortunity Of tasting blt OF goose. winch
| hanAcra,l after 50 long, and stu.iiAS my
pillow wl,h dowa. 50 now, goodman, 50
ana fetch in the goose
AN. but have no goose TO ietch. re-
pied Gudbrand. .ior on gong Little
','s''1[F o'i"l3e1i = - h;,,;,r ~ ,ho
:
s,ty '"I"; s.12o.s' 49, e''e a..i. !. =.
e ,i 'le VIZ = had hourb,
-, ,..s,,'1. Co. ,,,a c,.I5 lows eve
4 IS morninr at ! o'clock, and SO we shall
..;-.;,,r,9 j.. e. .G,r al ye did
. nat want ! r37ss. f.r don't know how
2 t. drsss goose,s flesh: and as for my Pr
low. can stQti II WIN sea"ecas Just as
vel. 80 80 You: ways goodman ana
+, .eteh the cock
. but haze 10 cock ether sa'a Gud-
I brand; ''tor, afr going somewhat farther.
fit 50 tremendous hungry that was
: fam TO sell the cock tor three pence. IN or
der TO be able tocome home alive.
q '.\nd right well did You do'' cried the
~ite. "Lctyou set about what You Will,
: YOU are sure to Go everything 70 my liking.
! y hat does i signify VII athor We have .
: cock or not! surely we are our own
: masters. ana can he in bed Of morning
: Is We please. snd now, thank God that
= have got you back aaGain-you ere so
:. clever al everythlh9--l want neither COCK
I goose sheep goat lat pig. horse or COW
1Gabrand now opened the door. Have
: won the hundred dollars! cried he
: ana the neighbof was forced 10 o"a 'ha
: ne ta!ry Aaa.
,q g. 90 800
49,, -, = -. ':.s
~ - - e "a'e
I aozation meeting was held at Quebec on
r Saturday. Inc Mayor refused TO act
g some OF the most wealthy and Influential
) citizens Of Quebec have sisncd the an
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-07

Pas:e B1ackins.--Ivory black. SO parts:
rinegar. io parts: and the OIL Of vitriol 9
parts Mix them together for 80 minutes
and then add 9 parts Of India rubber oil
This is patent backing. and is of nc
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