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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-12-08

victims with the force OF fstsl gravi,stion.
In this respect it can nevsrb be better non worse.
Slavery has no use for the schoolmsster.
The religious condition Of the slaves q no
worse but far better than in past yesn- A'far
greater number are brought uudsir religious IN
struction than formerly. SHAREHOLDERS, as
class, are making greater efforts 10 have their
slaves taught religious truths. sYnods, associa-
tons, conferences. and other religious bodies,
are giving prominence TO this subject, hither
TO unkncmn. An ezanlinxtlon Of the minutes q
the delil,erative bodies 81 The lnAeRnEqnin6Rl
Toj IA IRON generals to pa1
may dat the ist A =
CIV tAis aay, pa5s II. !lI[I
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-12-08

Is pesssT. eek. Gs. u ne taosea ol ssssasss.
g. lsisI
EKNsEla o5vFLErz-
Wings IN tta.ie, LsCo.0cls IN R1msn. -ogs-s. 4
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-12-08
HOUsE 0F REPsEssNIAIIvEs-

'Mr. hoSafd's sea- IS he's zadsr -Geee..-- -
iisni ana : 7. oe h'si - t -g pt-n -,s - ga,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27
The Greatest discovery o., the Age

constantly eiecting cures Of the utmost inn
4 port,Bce. The most iucreduiou~ convin-
cec-ihe most faifhless compelled to believe
IN the poH er and virtne Of this great remedy.
1t - universally admitted to 10. the most
derfui combination known to the worId, for The
immediate relief Of disease and pam. 1t meyer
fails while there remains sufficient life 10 restore
a natural anu healthy action TO the capillary YES
sells Of the body, aud equalize the circnl alton Of
the blood. By this means. It controlling power
y gained over the most malignant forms OF dis
ease. which cannot be obtained from any other
remedy SUCH IS tn" power Of this combination
that u penetrates to every portion of the human
frame; every bone and muscle. vein nerve and
Igame MT IS searthe out. aad made sensible Of
its purifying and healing influence Hence IL
copes az readily with internal as external dis
Numerous instances on record where
this remedy has restored health to patients SO
near the grave that the most powerful internal
remedies failed TO produce any effect. Such has
frequently been the in SFLAMATIOS
Of the DO" EL--no patient need die OF
this & isease where the Magnetic Ointment can
be obtained That dangerous Epidemic know
as the PCTR1D ERTSIPELAS can ALWAYS b-
cured by this remedy. For EXPLANATORY
RHEC MATISM, this Ointrne Mt is the most com
plete remedy ever prepared. In 80 cases out Of
100 it will afford entire relief TO the worst cases
of Nervous Headache in thirty minutes For
nervous diseases TINS remedy - OF irnmense val
Ne. Affections of the Spine, Rheumatism. Lame
ness, liberated Sore Throat. Bronchitis. Pienri-
sy, Group, ChoIic. Cholera Morbus. Agne IN tho
Face or Breast, Burns, Sea Id Head. scrofa a.,
Salt Rheum. Erysipe!as, lnfaned Eyes, Fever
Sores, &c, will be Immediately relieved by the
the of this remedy.
ITFor further particulars and testimonials,
pamphlets left " it'll each agent.
For sale by IRWIN REED, only Agent for
Richmond. where It can be had Wholesale and
retail. Price - Cents per Bottle.
Richmond, May 2. i-49. 20:yr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

""N N*ss. ".f IRONS 81 Gt.Its. g..
'HAN IL for the patronage already ex-
tended toward hun, soiieifs a continuance
OF The same having served an apprrnfircNilip
81 seven years VITA the first Carrilg" Maker ia
Philadelphia. whose Carriages have taken the
premiums on every occasion that they have been
exhbted at the different Institutes: h,. homes TO
be able TO get mp an article II least equal to any
now manufactured IN the W estern country
ALSO-for sale, a superior article of i . u Y
4 - II made by the oldest Narnish-
Maker in Phiadei --,roffanfcd not 10 cfack
AIso-Carriage Trimmings of every descrip-
ton, such as f.aces. Cloth. Silver Hub Bands
Door Handles. Lamps. Lock ami Hinges Rugrs
&c; ali of which VIII be furnished al the lowest
Cash price. Persons at distance can be accom-
modaird ny dropping line 10 the subscriber
Main street, opposite the Huntington House
Richmond. Ia. June 6, 1919. I9in ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

THE SEWING MAcHINE.-The New York
Tribune gives the following account Of the
"sewing machine" which is now in oper-
alton in New York:
On turning crank with one hand, the
m achine sews seams of any length and
any desired curve. The stitches are per-
fec,ly even and tight, and may be taken
of any length. The work to be sewed is
fastend in a sliding frame and guaged so
tina, the needle shall strike the poin, of
commencing the seam. The eye of the nee
die is near the point. and as it pierces the
material the thread is carried through and
caught by hook which holds it till the
second stitch is made. 1t then drops the
first, taking up the second and bringing it
through 1t, so that each stitch is looped up
on the one behind it, the whole forming
an interlinked chain. At the factory there
are several machines. mos. Of them EN-.
ployed in making salt bags. About Is. 900
are manufactured daily for the Salt Works
Of this State. One machine will make
from 500 to 1000 bags per day.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27
From As Spirit Of ne Times.
A Had Oyster.
ScENE.-An oyster cellar

ScESE.-An oyste. cellar.
Enter Frenchman.-'Sir, you keep de
raw oystair!'
Opener-'Oh, yes, sir. fat; Princes
Bay
Tries bien, viii eat some raw oystair.'
The man opens a fine. fat one. puts il
on a plate before the Frenchman, who
eyes il some time and says:
Monsieur. you call dis de good oys-
tair!'
Yes sir, prime
The Frenchman swallows it (it was
the first he ever ate) opens his mouth,
puts his hand TO his breadbasket. 'b-l-u-p'
and up comes the oyster on the plate.
.Sacre dam! by gar, dat is not de good
oys,air!'
You didn't put on salt and pepper, sir
| 'Ah, pardonnez MOL Puts pepper
and sal, on the same one. Swallowed il
and b-lu-p' il comes again!
! How you tell Eat oystair being
why sir, you must use vinegar
'Ah! oui! certainment! be-ne- gar! oui,
and he swallows the same again
Blu Pr and up j, comes again on the
plate
Just then gent enters.
| 'tlve US q dozen o raw"
The Frenchman turns To him. 'Ah
my frcn, YOU eats ze raw oystar!'
OF course
'Xou call Eat ze good oysiairl'
Yes, fine fat one
.Ha! you tnk dis is good oys,air, sup
pose you eat hin'
with pleasure, sir!' and the gent gave
it dart of pepper and sauce and bolted
il.
The Mortified opener stood agape, he
didn't mind saving" Frenchman, bu,
an old customer was another thing.
The Frenchman turned on his heel
All, my iren, Eat may be good oystalr.
no like him. | swallowed Eat oystar
three time
'B-l-u-p' up came the oyster. and the
Frenchman danced with delight.
All Monster, "a, dam oystair. no good
for stay swallowed; dam bad oystair! oui,
certainment,'
The gent, speeches. with horror. ran
to the bar, and siezng the brandy ocean
ter, swallowed about half a pint. and niz-
zled. The Frcnchman followed, saying:
Eat very bad oys,alr."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27
A MEXICAN OIL-THE GREATEST

ME5&BGAN OIL-THE GREATEST
~ REMEDY Of NATURE--proeured from
u rel in Kentucky, Is5 fret beiou The earfh's sur
facs. This Oh will be found vastly superior to
Harlem. British or any other formerly popular
Oils. Its curative properties for the following
ailme n's are truly wonderful:
IDfiamInatory rhe ufnatism--whoopng cougfv
-phthisc---coughs- -spasm.--- letter.
sipelas----scaid head -infiammstory
sore throa,--liver complaint inflammation Of
the kidneys pains in the breast, SIDE and back
---diseases of the spine -pes---heart burn-
diseases of the hip Jon,--infamed sore eyes,
deafness and ache 80 worms tooth ache--
sprain burns scal6s- bfui.es---cuts
---uI cers---cancers-fevers sores, &c. &c.
Its merits it. best recoinrne nd alton, 40
thousands OF people Of all classes and sges
testify.
Caution In order 10 be sure Of obtaining the
genuine. purchase only Of the General Agent,
DIR. Edgar Thorn, Dublin, Wayn. CO. Ind. or
through sub age appointed by him for its sale:
each Of whom will have a Show Bill. and genes-
al directions in pamphlet form. containing the
names and address Of the Proprietors. and Cen
eral Agent for the State Of Indiana, A. foliows:
ID. HarL & Co. Propri-for,, Kentucky.
Docrog EDGAR THosS. General Ageut for the
State Of Indiana. Dublin, Wayne coussy, -
whom all orders must be addressed
AGEsrs:-Jesse Meek, DR.. HoweIs. Richmond:
Townsend, Lewis ( Co, Siivers & BsssR.
Cambridge; Jacob Sewers, Gormsntown: Or.
J. r. BAH, Cenfrevii.e: J. s. Starr, Newport:
J. Baiienger, Williamsburg; Lock & Mills.
Economy; l.. Lesh, Franklin; w. 0. Arment,
Dalton; Vaughan & Duhadaway. Hsgerssowns
G. D. Kern, Milton.
April ie, l649- l7.9m
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

California Gold.---Two sailors were in town,
yesterday, (says the Boston Journal OF the 9Th )
each with bags of California gold, samples of the
results Of two months labor at the dlggings.-
One of them has twenty pounds. They left
California about six months since, ane arrived at
Warren, X. l. by whaler- Only about 900
people were then at the mines, and they report
that any body could realize nearly 5000 a day,
for "there was plenty Of 1T there" ST. 10
SIT 50 per ounce. seems TO be the value Of IL
now here, for manufacturing purposes. 1t has
tee II sold as 10 $i7
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

The Benton and Slarery Contest in Missouri
Mr.. {. f. Jackson, the author of the Missouri
resolutions. is out in an appeal TO the people OF
his senatorial district, after the fashion of & oil
Benton. 1t was ushered from the press on the
same day that Col. Benton was occupied IN ma
king his speech at Jefferson City, defence OF
his conduct and against Mr.. Jackson's resou-
tons. Mr.. Jackson insists that his resolutions
were the coinage Of his own brain Mr.. Benton
produces copy of resolutions presented to the
Senate by Mr.. Calhoun in 1877, and shows a
wonderful similarity between them and the res
olutions adopted by the Missouri Legislature at
the last session.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

GONE SURGICAL gNsTRC MENTs.. =.
y Pocket Cases Of different sizes; Tooth
Keys of various sizes and qualities St-thescooes;
Spring, Thumb and Gum Lance;s: Tooth For
cePs and Flies; Cupping Glasses: Breast Pipes
with Gum Elastic Bags; Nipple Shells and
Shields; Catheiers, Gum Elastic and Silver. and
all kinds Of Trusses, and Supporters; to be had
at DR.. Howeli's Drug Store, No. is Main street.
May % ,ls49. d
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

MA singular case was tried recently before
one Of the courts in New Orleans. A woman
named MayfeId, being in distressed circurnstan-
ces. left her child at Natchez. with a man and
his wife who were strolling Italian musicians
and won't to New Orleans in search of a situa-
ton. All her efforts to find the child proved
unavaling until a day or two preceding the trial.
The little girl was going around a crowd begging
for money, near her mothers residence, while
the Italian was beating the drum and his wife
playing the organ. Mrs. Mayfield recog-
nized her child Immediately. The court decided
her favor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

~Col. James o. Hinger, of Penn :,
has been appointed Special agent Of the
Post Office department for Mail Depreda.
tons. and his long experience as con.
tractor. Sc. for the Department, qualities
him for the post.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

A ROOn For Rent:
A ROOM, over the store Of ]. B. Hsnsieua
IA for rent. Appiyto JOHN HAINkS-
Richmond, May 18th. le49.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

Green. Leslie Combs is announced
as candidate for Congress, in the Lex
inston papers.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27
ID e u r Is II R T I.

What's this that shoots my tortur' d ums alane'
TooTHACHE.
A n. NEWTON, De st,-Takes
IA this mel hod Of expressing his feelings OF
gratitude to the citize ms Of Richmond and sicin-
ity for favors SO literally bestowed since his
residence among them; and respectfully soiiclts
a continuance of the same.
A Word to the Ladies':
The loss Of those beautiful orcans-the Teeth.
is touchingiy alluded TO by that mast-r-sprrit OF
poesy, Tom Moore, ia his apostrophe to .ooth-
less maiden:
Sweet girl. that lips so ready for lover,
Should not ben ath their ruby casket cover
Oue tooth of pearl;
But like the rose beside the church yard stone,
Be oomed 10 blush Ger many Wondering bone
To any thus unfortunate, ne would simply say,
that he can supply the loss in manner scarcely
to De detected
IJOtfice Main street, one door west OF
Strat,an & Wright's Store.
Rich nd, April =, 1919 Il 3'n
lust RECEIVED at the Gen,Iemen's Fur
% nishnr Room, door vest Of ID. ID
| CASSINERES AND vESTINGS,
which we will make to order at the shortest 10
tee Also another lot Of Deter's superior Cali
Skin Boots, and a lot OF superior BuchsAIn
Monroe Shoes the incest article of the season
| All of the best manufacture. warranted.
/ FARQUHAR i VICkERS-
| June 9th, 1919. Gift
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TO RII ILL + Il ;
RICHMOND FOUNDRY

SAOt t>! 1fpLLONN w \ kt. "
AT CINCINNATI PRICES!.
INHE undersigned would respectfully inform
IL the public that he carries the Founle y
business, at the old establishment. He has now
on hand, for sale, a superior lot of STOVES;
consisting of Nos. , =, and 3 IMPROVED PREMIUM
COOKING STOVE; SPiLMAS's IMPROVED COOKING
STOVE, seven and ten plate Stoves Of difere nj
sizes, with general assortment Of rank Ii u and
splendid Parlor Stoves. Aso,-Pots. Kettles.
AndIrons and Waggon-BoXes. He also manu-
features and makes TO order-CARDENC MACHINES.
CoNDENsERS, SPINNING and MATING MACHINES,
broad and narrow POWER LOOMS. PULLING STOVES.
and all kinds of machinery used in inanufac tu :
ing establishments.
MILL GEARING, or ALL KINDS,
made on the shortest notice. He feels centide nj
saying that he has the largest and best seec ted
lot of patterns in the Western country for CriSt
and Saw Mills. lie has in short the latest
improvements in the Mli-Gearin. line.
TiRASHING MACHINES.
He has excellent Thrashing Machine which
he manufactures and will sell for CASH or appro-
we'd TRADE. For ease TO horses, aud eainess and
despatch in the execution Of work, 1t is not nfe-
rior to any in use.
The unde rsigncd returns his thanks to the
public for the liberal support bestowe ed upon him.
and respectfully solicits continuance of favors.
I'Ali kinds of Machinery repaired short
notice. CASH, WHEAT, or good HORSES, Will be
take IN exchange for any of the above articles
J5IIis STOVE STORE is the North side
OF Main street, opposite the Richmond Bookstore,
where custom. rs Will be promptly waited
TIIOS. O'IARRA
Richmond. May 80 1919. (ia3l'l5.)
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Watches! JcweIry: Silver Ware:
j T. W I: l. IL y

that was ever brought to this
market, which he is prepared TO ois.r at the
smallest possible advance, and are assured that
he can sell as low any shop in the west.
(x1A His stock consists Of Gold and Silver Lever
s. ..kand l. Epne j weled and Plain " atch-s
Colo Guard Chains; Silver and Common do;
Zine Gold Breast pins and Finger-rings; Brace
lets; Earrings; Gold and Silver KEYS and Seals
Gold Diamond pointed Pens; Cold and Silver
Pencils; Musical Boxes and Accordions; Bead
Reticules and Purses Silver and Tortoise Shell
Combs.
Fine Cutlery such as Knives; Raisors; Scs
surs &c. &c Silver and German Spoons and
other silver ware Gold, Silver. and Common
Spectacles to suit all ages. Also, An assert
ment of Yankee Clocks, some as low as three
dollars.
I5-Clocks and Watches repaired usual
very moderate terms. Ole gold and silver take IL
for goods
Do not fail TO call at No. 81, Main street
Richmond. Indiana. e. a. DICKINSON
May 9, 1919. 2o-tf
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nCRF. wulE LEAD. best br,

DCRE VIII LEAD. best brands. AL
L 10 = kegs Red Lead; Ven; Red Chrome
Red. Yellow and Green; frussisu Blue; Chr
nese Nermiihcn; Ultra Marine; Broan.s, :oid
Leaf; Lamp Black; Coach Black Ochre. K ose
Pink; Narush Brushes: Paint do, all sixes;-
FrRr.r uRs x C,RRt,cE NsR>isn; J.rAs, LEArH-
CR NAR>IsH; SP. Whiting, Putty. &c. fer sale,
at reducep PRIZES. by IRWIN REED.
kichmoua, Apr! -, lei9. 25if
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A Profitable Voyage.-The N. Y. Journal OF
Commerce says: w e have heretofore noticed the
arrival of the barque John W. Carter, of this
port at San Francisco. The Dry Goods Repor-
ter learns than on her cargo. which cost about
$50 ,000 net profit Of more than Sl00,0 900 was
realised. Among other things which were takeu
out W. ere some cooking stoves. which cost here
from = Is to $50. and sold there for one
hundred and ,wenty five dollars EACH
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

Freak Of Nature "A communication in the
Boston Courier, from the late editor of that pa
per, states that Mr. VIM Carter, of Cambridge,
has healthy and we'll formed calf, having a
coat of rOot instead of hair. There is no per-
ceptble difference in the appearance of the
iina's hide, from that of sheep of the same age
Like the sheep, the face and the lower part Of
the legs are covered with short and not very pill
ant hair; the rest of the body has a covering OF
wool, which, to all appearances, may afford as
liberal fleece as a true Saxon or Merno.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

Hash stresf, KteAnsoad, lad.
I>HlS House formerly known 9. the ..Nsn.
I SION House" and occupied by X BRooKrSs,
has recently been purchased by the su hse n be r,
who is now fitting IT up in modern stvle for the
accommodation of the public. His TABLE
shall Mt all times be provided with the best tho
country affords; aud shall no, be surpassed m
variety aud style by any IN the COUNTRY Ue
has fitted up and consid- raby enlarged his Siab.
which shalt he provided with good and careful
OsrLrR. ana plenty of the best OF feed for horses
The ade gncd feels ceni'sle at that by strict
attic the wants Of his guests, he xii me rs
Il share Of public patronage
Boarding by the Day or Week.
on reasonable terms. Also, HORSES kept by
the day week.
ORIN HUNTINGTON
Richmond. Feb. ~, 1919. OF
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Cash for Wheat!

Cash for Wheat!
THE subscriber, will pay the highest marke
price in Cash, for WHEAT, delivered d,
We T FORK MILL.
formerly known rs sNewnan's Mil" He vii!
exchange Flour for Wheat, or Grind for GUS
toners any quantity-from GRIsT TO WHOLE
CROP He can grind about 200 bushels per day,
and customers from a distance will not have 10
wait long. There is room IN his Mil 10 store
from 5000 to 5000 bushels OF G'ain--lritAou,
charge.
COME on WITH YOUR WHEAT!
FHe is prepared to furnish the citizens OF
Richmond. with Flour, Corn Meal, Bran, and
Feed of various KINGS,
@dT THEIR DOORS,@
by leaving their orders for the same at Fergu-
son Wilson's Store, No Is, Main street. He
solIcits share of custom.
JAMES AIBERTSON
West Fork Mn, April 25. ls49. Ism
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TOWNSHIPS PATENT
-A " "A N .
Il>HE Undersigned, informs the public that
he continues to build this valuable
TuQIp ASUlUN(: A(EgyNy,
TuRASIIING MACHINE.

and furnish them at short notice 10 all who
NAV desire them. He has also Just gotten up a
new and superior SIN HORSE pow Err.
which is confidently recomme nded TO the public
as durable and efficient.
Having the exclusive right TO manufacture,
ve nd and use Townse improvement, IN Rush.
Wayne, Fayette, Marion, Tippecanoe. Nigo.
Clinton, Montgomery, Sullivan, Clay, farSe.
Hamilton, Hendricks. Morgan, Johnson, She by,
Bartholomew. Hancock. Randolph. Henry. L n
ION, and Franklin counties, ndiana, he would
respectfully caution the public against MAX ing,
buying using IN either Of said counties this i'm
provernent. except by having the legal right to
DO, by write authority from the Signed.--
ANY person wishing TO purchase rights either to
make or use, can GO advantageous terms
by applying to the subscriber.
il TRAVELLERS. and other kinds of
Thrashing Machines, constantly on hand, of the
best materials and work manship.
F. V. ROBINSON.
Richmond, March IL. l-49. IL :6m
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4 TONS BAR IRON in Store and for sale
\ by J. VI. & j. HUTTON,
Main ST. = doors west Of Pear
May 30, lS49.
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Or. De cMARMsS
S a y Y 81 y R i,
~ H e AL-ALL "A

tsaiA to be Dr. DE Charms CiatrSOy ant DiscosesVD
We obtained knowledge of this Medicine
from DR. DE CHARM HIMSELF, and secured tho
EXCLUSIVE CONTROL of il, after we had
tested its Medical Properties with the most rigid
exactness, and we have caused the most eminent
Physicians IN the United States to do the same.
The result is, that it has been pronounced BY
ALL superior to any thing hitherto knotcn to them
IN Medical Science. surprising in its rcmcdisl
virtues any even all other Medicines COM
bined that used for the same affections.
The effects are IMMEDIATE in violent cases, aud
PERFECTLY SAFE in all conditions Of the system.
We only state what we KNOW; and can
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-27

rUNO DYERS..- Nader, Capperas. Logwood.
Extract do, Nut Calls, Blue Vitrioi. Mic
Wood. Fus,ic, Indigo. prepared Blue, Camwood.
Oil Vitriol. Aqua Forts. Muriatic Acid, Lac
Dye. Crude Tartar. Arrnatto. &c, &c, always
on hand and for sale cheap.a
REEDS Drug and Dye Establishment
Richmond, May 30, ls49. 35tf
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Railroads in the West.-Charters for a rail-
way from Toledo, through Southern Michigan
and md the southern bend of Lake Michigan,
to Chicago, have been secured by a company of
New York capitalists. A railway from Chicago
west to the Mississippi is being constructed. 1t
is expected that thu Ohio Railroad Company W III
be soon revived, under its charter. and the line
from Toledo to Dunkirk completed at early
day.
Value Of Ciacinndti-A recent return shows
the total valuation of this new, great and rapid
ly increasing city, VIZ: In round numbers. it is
put down at fo,ty-one millions. one hundred and
hfty-tour thousand, eight hundred and forty dol
.crs! The increase of the valuation of the til
ward - almost nine hundred thousand dollars
and the increase in all the ether wards is only a
little over one million of dollars.
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June 9th. 1919

INHLOROFoRM.--A supply of this Grea,
NJChoera Remedy, Just received and for sale
at Dr. Howell's Drug Store, No. 10 Main street
May %, Is49 22-tf