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4 MEXICAN OII-TIIE GREATEST
N REMEDY OF NATURE-procured from
,reH in kentucky. ls5 feet bcior the earfh's sur
face. This Oil will be found vastly superior to
Harlem. British. any other formerly popular
Oils. Its curative properties for the following
aime nts are truly wonderful:
lnfiammatory Reconnaissance hooping cough
---phthIsc-- Oh s---ColGs---spasms- letter.
lpelasscald headcroup---iu fiammat nv
sore throat---lver lant-iHfammation OF
the kidneys pains in the breast, side and back
diseases of the spine piles--heart burn
diseases of the hip Joint-intlamed sore eyes---
deafness and ear-ache- worms--tooth- ache
sprains- strains---burns- -scads- bruises---cuts
---ulcers---caucers---feve sores, SC. &c.
Its merits its best recomme nd alton. as
thousands Of people Of all classes and ages can
testify.
Caution In order to be sure of obtaining the
genuine. purchase only of the General Agent.
DR.. Edgar Thorn. Dublin. Wayne CO.. Ind. or
through sub-agents appointed by him for its sale
each of whom will have Show Bill. and gener-
al directions in pamphlet form. containing the
names and address of the Propretors. and Cen
erai Agent for the State of Indiana, as follows:
d. Han & Co. Proprietor<, Kentucky.
DocroR EDGAR THoRS. General Agent for the
State Of Indiana, Dublin, Wayne county, to
whom all orders must be addressed.
AGExrs:-Jesse Meek. Dr. Howels. Richmond
Townsend. Lewis s. Co. Silvers & Bragg.
Cambridge; Jacob Sewers, Gormantown: DR..
J. P. Ball, Centreviile; J. :. Starr, Newport;
j. Balienger, Williamsburg; Lock s. Mills,
Economy; l.. Lesh, Franklin; W. o. Arment.
Dalton; Vaughan & Duhadaway, Hagerstown
c. ID. Kern, Milton.
April Is. lS49 ism
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correspondent writes that about two
hundred thousand dollars changes hands
every night. in the small village of San
Francisco. at the gaming table.
Many persons like an ..independent
press" which always chimes with their O.
pinions, but the New York Star is right in
saying that a truly honest press must
sometimes differ from somebody-Buf-
falo Express.
GIVE see it stated that orders have
been issued for disseminating additional
coinage Of the gold dollar. We do not
know that there is any truth in this report,
but it is we'll known that the officers of the
mint were opposed to the issue Of such
coin.
RISE IN SULPHUR.-1n consequence of
the demand for sulphur cholera prescrip-
tons. crude birthstone has risen from S23
to S34 per ton in New York.
An exchange says "Model LAWYER"
is one who never advises his clients TO 90
TO law. We should like to see such a
one.
BRIGHT BoY.-A western editor lately
called his ''devil TO him. and told him
he could not afford To hire his services
any longer. unless he would agree either
to take ninepence a week for them. or
share equally the profits of the paper
The boy conclu led to stay. but unhesitat-
ingly chose the ninepence a week for his
wages. That boy is destined TO be great
man.
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Buried for tmo thousand Years
Lord Lindsay. in his travels, writes. that
while wandering amid the pyramids of
Egypt. he stumbled on mummy proved
by its hierogyphies, to be at least two
thousand years of age. In examining the
mummy. after it was unwrapped, he found
in one of its enclosed hands ,uberous
or bulbus root. lie was interested in the
question how long vegetable life could last.
and he. therefore. took that tuberous root
from the mummy's hand. planted it in a
sunny soil, allowed the rains and dews of
heaven to descend upon it, and in the
course Of few weeks. to his establishment
and JOY. the root burst forth and bloomed
into a beautiful dahlia
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Nothing on our part shall be wanting to keep
up a proper degree Of attention TO the epidemic
which 10 20 f.arfuily expected to visit our city:
and this " it'll rs little excitement as the nature OF
the case will allow: And should We unhaPpiy
be viaited by the cholera, he Their III 'hiio or
malignant form, we shall try, daily, to give such
information as will enable the public gen-raiiy
to know the true condition of the health IN the
city. J. X. WEN DANA
JOHN L. MAULSBY,
J. w. MARMON,
r. PAYNE,
JAMES PERRY.
July 4th, le49.
On motion Of Mr.. Hutton, the committee on
streets were instructed to drain 9th street, /
deemed prac ticabe.
/ The council adjourned to Tuesday night week
July l..
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4 LII the popular Family Medicines. Nos
~ trums. SC, among which is Mornings
Vegetable Ague Syrup; Smiths Tonic DO;
Nerve and Bone Lipinent. Worm Medicines;
BaIsam " lid Cherry; Townse nd's Sarsapariia;
Essence MofFa,t' Pills and Btters. &c; call at
IRWIN REEDS DRUG STORE,
Main Sfret. opposite Glbert's Hotel,
Richmond, Ind.,-Iw where You
can buy CHEAP.
May %, ls49. 3on
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The CAUSE ExPLAINED.-The savage
manner in which Mr.. Richie, the editor Of
the Union, has attacked the adminis;ra-
ton. because ofthe appointment Of Wings
70 Office. is fully accounted for by Wash
ington correspondent o. the New York
Herald, who says
''Of the 600 clerks and oher officers To-
Gated at this place. it has been ascertain.
ed that ninety-eight are from Virginia.
That of the ninety eight Virgn.ans in of.
flee here. all but seven or eight are from
Eastern Virginia; and it is 6eIiered that
nine tenths Of those in office from East
ern Virginia. are. in some ,cay. connected
~'th the Richie family. if not directly
members of it,
The passion Of the Union is but the
effervescencc of Paternal love. The ed
itor's first care is his family connections.
and his next, the Loco Focos of Eastern
Virginia.
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RICHMOND FOUNDERY.


AT CINCINNATI PRICESM
il the public that he carries on the Founcery
on hand. for sale, superior lot of STOVES;
COOKING STOVE SPILN.~'s IMPROVED COOKING
STOVE, seven and template Stoves Of diiferent
sizes, with general assortme M Of Franklin and
splendid Parlor Stoves Al>o,-Pots. Kettles.
AnaIrons and WaggonBoSes. He also manu-
features and makes 10 order-C.RDixG MACHINES.
co>oENSEss, Spinning and MATING MACHINES,
broad and narrow POWER LOOMS. FvLLING STOVES
and ali kinds of machinery used ia Manufacture
ing establishments.
MIL GEARING, or ALI KINDS.
made the shortest notice. He feels confident
III SAYING that he has the largest and best lecte
lot OF patterns IN the Western country for Gri>t
and Saw Mills. lie has. in short the latest
improvements in the MiIl-Gearng line
TiIRASIiING MACHINES.
He has an excellent Thrashing Machine which
he manufactures, and will sell for ASH or appro-
we'd TRADE For ease to horses. and neatnsss and
despatch IN the execution OF work, it Is not ufe-
rior to any iii
The unte rsigned returns his thanks TO the
public fer the lihe raj support bestowed upon hiin
and respectfully soiicitS a continuance Of f,vors
J5-Alt kinds of Machinery repaired on short
notice CASH. WHEAT, good HORSES viii be
taken exchange for any OF the above articles
This STOVE STORE is ON the North si;,.,
OF Main street. opposite the Richmond Bookstore
where customers will be promptly waited on
iHOS. O'iiARRA.
Richmond. May 80 lei9 tIa3l'45l
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UST RECEIVED at the Gentle mems Fur
- nishing Room. door west of ID. ID.
Sloan's National Hotel, lot of fashionable
CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
which we will make to order at the shortest no.
tee. Also, another lot of Deter's superior Calf
Skin Boots, and lot of superior Buckskin
Monroe Shoes the incest article of the season
Ill of the best manufacture. warranted.
FARQUUAR & VICkERS
June 9Th, 1919. 2I-tf
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NEW CHAIR EsTA .LISHmENT.

ME- Undersigned respectfully informs the
] people of Richmon nj aud surrounding conn
trv that he has recently opened in the "S7ARR
Row.
CHAIR UFACTORT,
where he will keep hand, at all times. Wind
sor Fancy and So,iogSeaf Chairs. Walnut
and Matognny Boston Rockipr Chairs iarge
Cane Seat Rocking Chairs; in fact b. is prepared
TO manufacture every Thing in the CHAR line.
Persons wanting d fine and good article Of
Chairs need not go TO Cincinnati, he is pre-
pared to furnish good an article and at as low
a price can be obtained at that place. Those
wishing to purchase requesie! to call and see
JOB GREEN.
Richmond, April 25, lS49. Io-tf
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and Limseed Oil

V'NlaXseeGl and LinSecGi Oil Il wish
L to say to the public that, having purchased
the Oil MIL two miles north of town, on West
Fork, Of Fahnestock & Howells, | am prepa RED
to pay the highest market-price in Cash for good
clean Flaxseed. delivered at the Mill or at nv
Drug Store in Richmond. / shall also have on
hand Lns-ec OIL. by the wholesale and retail.
as low body. and as | manufacture with
the Hydrostatic Press, | can furnish better
article of Oil than the other country Mills.
April Is, 1919. J. HOWELLS
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WAYNE COUNTY TURNPIKE.

TINE Stockholders of the Wayne County
Turnpike Company, are hereby notified
that the second instalm-ni, being ST, ~ on each
share. Will be due the 10Th day of 9th mo
june next The great state Of forwardness IN
The work makes II important that payments
should be promptly made.
BENZ. STRATTAN, Treas.
9TH mo. seth tc49 %
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market, winch he - prepared to offer u the
smallest possible advance, and are assured that
he can sell as low any shop IN the west.
Ia HIS stoc consists OF G. old and Silver Lever
i, aud L'EpiHe j. wrled and Plain W lichtS
Cola Guard Chains; Silver and Common do;
Ine Cold Breast pins AMI Finger rings; Brace
lets; EARRINGS; Cola aud Silver ktys ana Seals;
Gold Diamond pointed Pens; Gold and Silver
Pencils; Musical Boxes and Accordons; Bead
EetIcules and Purses: Silver and Tortoise Shell
Combs.
Fine Cutlery such as Knives: Raisors; Scis
sors. &c-, &c. Silver and German Spoons ana
other silver ware Gold, silver, ana Common
Spectacles To suit all ages. Also, An assert
ment of Yankee Clocks, some as low as three
dollars.
Clocks and Watches repaired usual on
very moderate terms. Old gold and silver take II
for goods.
Do not fail to call at No. 80, Main street
Richmond Indiana. &. A. DICKINSON.
May 9, 1919 20-tf
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rASADORAS. Principles and R.yalias, lust
~ from New York, at No. ~, Main street
IRWIN REED.
May 81. ls49. Eft
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Carriage .AxlcS.
CONERLET YARN.

4 QUANTITY constantly on hand, and for
n sale al the Cheap Western Cash store OF
SCOTT 81 90.
Richmond, Nav %. lSi9
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AR(sE SIZE GLASS FOR PICTURES.
IL from "a by sc inches down 10 the small
sizes, of the very best brand, Just received and
for sale at DR.. HoweIls Drug Store, No. I6
Main street.
May %, l-49. 22-tf
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The undersigned, Ministers OF different
RELIGIOUS denominations u Richmond.
met in the Rev. Monfor's room, for the
purpose Of consulting with regard to the
propriety of appointing day of fasting
humiliation and pryer. in reference to the
desola,ing scouse with which we are
ihre atened.
The mee,'g was opened with prayer
Ibv Rev. ". Miller: after which it was
organizejby calling Rev c. Fisk to the
chair "a appointing Rev VIM. NJ. Boyce.
Secv
q motion, it was Resolved, That we
;, ee to observe Friday, the 18th day Of
ally, as day of fasting, humiliation and
prayer to Almighty God, that the pesti-
lence may be stayed. and that Gods an
ger, for our sins. be turned away from Us,
that we perish not.
Resolved, That we will meet at the NJ.
f.. Church on said day, at 10 o'clock, for
religious services, and that we respectful
ly request our fellow citizens to meet "a /
unite with Us in the exercises of the ay.
Resolved, That We request the fayor |
Of the city to issue his Proclamaph set
ting apart said day and reque-tis Inc CIT
liens to refrain from all seoul, employ
men,s. and observe the day inccordance
with the above resolutions.
GEO. FisKE, Rector Of ST. TuFs Church.
w NJ. BoysE, Pastor A. Rfres Church.
G. w. MILLER, Pastor Nh. +. Church.
T.. p. MoNFoRr, Pastor 'esbyt'n Church.
ROCLA NJ. + n.
WHEREAS number of,e Ministers Of differ |
ent denominations, hav. agreed and set apart
Friday. the 9th day of uly, TO be observed
day fasting. humil,ion and prayer. |
pow. therefore, in scordance with the sugges-
TINS of my fellow rizens above expressed and |
heartily approving ne same, do hereby recon-
mend the observate Of FRIDAY, the 18th day |
Of July, inst, asa day set apart for the suspen-
sion of all secuar employments in the city of
Richmond, durng the hours proposed to be OBJ |
served for divine worship.
Given untr my hand this 5th day of July. |
$40. JOHN SAILOR, Mayor.
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THOMAS MASON,
Undertaken and Coffin. Wa X cr.

ES'ECIFuLLf informs the people Of
IL Richmond and vicinity that he keeps ON
hand
READY MADE COFFINS.
and that he is prepared with re pteeI HEARcE.
aud will give prompt and particular attention to
Funeral arrangements. He will make Collins
at the shortest notice, either day night.
u lie has recently purchased "A stock Of Ma
HooASY aud WALNUT Y ANEEit and Coral Var
NtsH and has no hesitation IN saving that he will
be able 10 give satisfaction 10 thos. recurring his
services aI7SIiOP on Pearl street, few doors
South Of Main.
Richmond, July itb, 1913 lGtf
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J. FERGUSON. WIN r. wIIso
FERGUSON 4 WILSON.

l. J. fEhhtsoN. WIN. r. WILSON.
FERGUSON 4 WILSON,
No. IS, Main Street,
'AkE pleasure in announcing to the citi-
i zens OF Richmond and vicinity, that they
have received their
Spring and Summer Stock of GOODS,
Direct from the Eastern Cities, and are still re-
ceiving additions thereto. embracing every varj-
ETY. Of new and fashionable Dress Goods
Tor Ladies' Wear: ALso,-GENTLE.
NEWS WEAK, in Great VoYiefy Of Nee and
Fashionable Styles.
In word, our stock is heavy and our assert.
ment complete; all Of which has been selected
with great care; aud, as are not disposed to
do business by HCMBLGERY. We would re.
specttuiiy invite the public to EXAMINE OUR
SloCh. which We always take pleasure in
showing. and would modeStiy suggest 70 our
fire nds that
OLR PRICES ARE REASONABLE,
Richmond, June 6, 1919. l1u
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ID T. y II ST sf \ .

What's this that shoots my ;ortur'd gums ai.ng2
IoOTHAcHE-
A y. NEWTON. De mt st.-Tai>es
IA this method of expressing his feelings of
gratitude TO the citizens of Richmond ANA viciu-
tty. for favors literally bestowed since his
residence among them; and respectfully soici,s
continuance OF the
A Word to the Ladies':
The loss of those beautiful orcans-the Tee tn,
is touchingiy alluded 10 by that master-sprit Of
poesy, Tom Moore, IN his apostrophe 10 d .ooth-
less maiden:
Sweet girl, that lips ready for a lover,
Should not beneath their ruby cashet cover
Onc tooth of pearl;
But like the rose beside the church ward stone,
BE doomed TO blush germany Il Wondering bone.
To any thus unfortunate, he would simply saw,
that lie can supply the loss IN d manner scarcely
10 be detected
1-Ofhce on Main street, one door west Of
Straf;au X Wrigit's Store
Richmond, April ~, 1919 II SIN
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LATEST ARRIVAL OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,

LATEST ARRIVAL OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODSM
IE&SE MEEK. has the pleasure Of say
- ing to his customers, and the public gem
orally, that he has now received and ope nee
his stock OF SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
which have bee n seiectedwiih great care BY him
self, and particularly adapted to this mai k ct
comprising all the various colours, qualities no
styles Of Cloths, & assimeres, Cassinetts James
Tweeds, Summer wear for men and boys, &c
To THE LApIKs:-My assortme mt Of Ind ieS.
Dress Goods is complete, comprising every
thing adapted TO their wants, and all VERY NICE
To THE DUNG GEnTLEMEx:-I would say that
your wants have been properly appreciated, and
you will find all 80 k.''
To THE MEcHA~Ics:-I can say that bring
nothing that comes in competition with your
business, and would most respectfully invite
you to call and examine my Stock; do not
say that | will sell you Goods tnenty per cent
cheaper than anu other House ia the city, were I
so to do. YOU would say that It was all kvmLup.
gerg, and riraff1i!y too; but this much d o saw
that YOU shall find my Goods CHEAP As At Any
OTHER House THE CITY, matter sctaf then
may sell al
III am happy TO say. that my Customers are
no, all rushing in solid mass to pet on board
vessel bou nd for California. but ar. rushing right
to my Store. TO get good, nice and che - G oocs.
&C ONE on. CONE on. ONE AND ALL,
10000 Pounds Of Wool Wanted.
AND all other KINDS Of Country Produce taken
in exchange for Goods.
Richmond, June 6. lo4o 1871
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New Spring and Summer Goods!


Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
OF the latest and most approved patterns: among
which will be found CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
SATTINETTS, TWEEDS, JEANS, VEST
INGS, &c. &c.
LADIES, ESPECIALLY. ARE INVITED TO CALL
And examine his stock of DRESS GOODS,
among which are: Fancy Pink Lawns, Organdy
do. do, French do do, Plaid DO. do, new style
Camei.on Stripe, Striped Grenadines, &c. &c;
SILKS, Of nearly all shades and prices plain
and fancy Nous. de Lame; Goats hair and Al
pacca Lustres; Grippe de Lame; Bombazines;
Cashneres; Mexican and California Plslds; Fri
ston and Manchester Ginghams; Prints in great
variety; plain Nous. de Lame SlIawls, silk fringe
and embroidered DO; Grape Lessc; Null and
Book Musiins; plain and fancy Ribbons, PRINCES.
..aces, Carpet Bags, and "Noiions" IN abund-
BONNETs China Pearl. Superior English
Florence Braid and Gimp; Misses and Ch,ldren's
Bonnets and Hats. etc etc.
ALso,-Cuaery, QUe'nsrare, Hardrare, Glass,
Nails, Whit Lead, OIL, Grocertes dc.
~ 4 large assortment Of BOOTS. SHOES
and SLIPPERS, which can and IT'S
I'll be sold at low prices. ALso,-An-rrfI~
assortment of PaGAsoLs and UMBRELLAS. -
II-Ife woutd again invite the public to ex-
animation Of his GOODS, as he feels confident
none can underseli him without d sacrifice. For
the truth Of the state Mt CALL and SEE.
1F@WHEAT, FLAXSEED, CORN and OATS,
deInand at all times; for which will be paid
the hghest inarket-pr,ce in Cash or Coods.
I5COTN TRY PRODC CE, taken in
exchange for Goods.
RIcHMoSD, June 6, 1s49. l1tf
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NHER MOMETERs. Surgic al Instrume a t.
j and Trusses of all kinds, for sale by
May %, ls49 l. REED
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TAKE NOTICE.

FlNHE stockholders in the Richmond and New
port TurnkIke Road are hereby notified
that the third instaiiment OF five dollars on the
share, is Cue the first day Of August next.
JOSEPH T.. STRATTON, Treasurer.
May 3ist, 1919. 2i-td-
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5 L . \ f. & [ + II | y q.
y ME subs riher respectfully informs the pub
( lie ana has irienls, that lac still continues
the Stone Cutting business in kicbmond,o ON Pearl
street. near the Market House. where he viii be
pleased 10 farnish cut stone of every description,
on the most accommodating terms. He has
on hand thnd expects shortly TO receive AN addi-
tional SUPPLY complete assortment of
AMERICAN MiRBLn Il CHIC GRAVE STONES.
which he will sell cheaper. for cash, than the.
have ever be fore been sold IN tins city.
Plain and Ornamental Lettering.
dcne in good style and TO order. Call and eX-
anime has assortlne mt aud prices
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond. June t, 1919 3etf.'i.
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1HRASHiNG MACHINES,
Davenport's Patent Cleaner or
Separator,
For thrash ~ Cleaning Grain

Separator,
For Tn :a>laissg II Cleaning Grain.
l. public that, having purchased of Mr.. DA-
vESroRT the exclusive right for the entire State
Of indana, ITO make vend and use, aud TO sell
TO others the right to make, vend and the
sasae,} he is now prepared to furnish Il very
SUPERIOR CLEANING MACHINE,
AT HIS SHOP IN
RICHMOND, Wayne Co.. Ind,
on reasonable terms. Persons wishing To pur-
chase, will do well to call the subscriber be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
l;9Persons who know themselves to be in
frlnging upon this Patent, are spectfully re-
quested to call on the subscriber and negotiate
Tor said right before progressing further and
trouble.
TION!
1.-THE public are hereby notified that all
MACHINES, (havng the endless revolving straw
carrier, combined with an inclined board. carry
ing Oft the straw on its upper side-permIttihg
the Wheat fall through. and drawing the
Wheat down said inclined board into riddles
placed in a fan below the thrasher,) will be sub
lect the restrictions aud limitations of the
subscriber. unless the right is purchased Of him
before making. venting, or using the same
n~7-He will dispose of any amount of territory
ABLE TERMS. All communications Will receive
prompt attention. Address, post paid
7. "A. DUGDALE, RICHMOND,
Wayne County, Indiana.
June 9th, 1919. 2ltf
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COME on WITH YOUR NnEAr!!
..OTR TAILOR SHOP"

..OUR TAIL OR S O P,'
TOIIN II. SCOTT. would respectfully
- inform his friends and the pu bile generally,
that he now occupies the TAILOR SHOP re-
Gently occupied by NJ. Conhle, opposite THE
CITY BOOK STORE; where he is prepared 10
cut aud make up garments in the best style, and
the shortest notice.
sE7Ne,r Yo,k and PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS,
regularly reoeired.
Richmond. March IA, 1919. ll1y
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Cash for Wheat!

ME subscriber, will pay the highest marke It
price in Cash, for WHEAT, delivered at
the
W f S T F q r X NJ l. l..
formerly known as ''Newnan's Mill" He Will
e xchange Flour for Wheat, or Grind for Gus
toners any quantity-from GRIsT TO A WHOLE
CROP. He can grind about 200 bushels per day :.
and customers from a distance will not have to
wait long. There is room in his Mil to store
from 5000 TO 5000 bushels of Grain--scithoaf
rhayre
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TNHIS celebrated reme'y Is constantly IN
| creasisg its fame " the many cures 1T is
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1849-03-20

csS TArLoK's CABINET has at last been def.
|nissIy determined and the appointments con-
|frmed by the Senate. or the Cabinet there 10
ba. one from the Western States, (Which wsre to
be so highly favored under the reign Of Taylor
ism.) Thomas Ewing, and he is as liaIo imbusd
with the spirit Of the West as anv other promi.
nent man in the Union. All the Cabinet are
strong Wings; the majority are from the South
and Slavery Eztsnsionists, end the president Of
the people and not ofa party" bids fair 10 draw
round him an6 elevate to Office the most proscrip-
tive, the least prnciPIed, Of the many. opinioned
opponents Of Demo cracy in the Union, for he
has made subservienes and sttachment for him
self. IN preference to principle, the rule of his
highest appointments, and watever may be the
profession, the inferior appointments will not sx.
hibit better principle Of selection.