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A Comedian IA 4 Quan1ary.


Mr. Lng2r nm bis 'l.lutcl daughter, Miss Ell.
~, are ruraliz,ng at Niagara Falls, and the FOL.
lowing louyhlhlo incident WAS related to IA yes.
terJay, by Il friend ju-t returned from the great
cataract
Miss Logan was TO commence ,Loit engage
ment at the Balttlo theatre on the h inst, AMI
herself AMI father having f5w days To spare,
resolved to spend them at Niagara, leaving tie
principal part Of their hngsf e. ut Buffalo. They
selected the Clinton House, IN the Cara"l side.
for their sololn and the other morning negro
boy, who announced himself a, the r1he*r'nag,
entered LoEaus room before he rne and said he
had been sent tor THE washing lahe them,
sail Logan, scarc awake. The 10y did take
them and departed, The gong sounned, and the
Comedian rose to prepare rr breakfast Now 4
cheerful happy joyial man is Logan His health
was exuherant-the pleasant sound Of the "fIorss
Shoe Fall' was greeting hs egrs with It's matin
hymn, and he ~nisiicd an Italian air, rs he pro.
eeedet Niia his to'et i>gddenly however he
became aware that an essential article OF his eos
tune was missing lie searched the room earn.
cstly at'hrat, but III. uneasiness grew painful
when lac discovered That the negro Ind taken n
way his PdRt1'ooas with the rest Of his clothej-
and lie lad brought no other garment Of q like
KIND WAN nun. Logan i not, we believe ncr-
yous man. but it was said that the manner in which
he tugSed at his bellrope, proved him to be man
ofncrve.
Where 5 that wash-boy' said he TO the ser7-
ant
"Washboy Hes gone sir long ago with the
clothes
Where docs he liver
Don't know, SIR lie comes here for the gen
tlcmens clothes, aud brings en- back
Send tie land lord
Logan sat on liz bedside, and thus so'Loqu'2od.
An engagement WIN = me artist to 20 down
mo the 'ta7e o. the WINDS Mt eleven 81 ride
win Mrs. S party TO l.undy'. Lane at one
Ito meet Judge NJ and friends on Suspen-
sion Bridge at thrre IN order to dine with them
at the Cataract liou.e a: the glorious day
10 sun--cloudy Nnpe there he attempted TO
look out at the window, BUTT openet an b1lco-
ny, where ladies' were walking, and be shrunk
bach)--'a drive round Coat Island nItcr dinner
this too, my last day at tie Tails, and no trorS.
erS'
Here, Shears. the Scn;cmou'y landlord, cnt,r.
cd. Shears, can YOU lend mca pair Of your pan
falcons
Certainly said the polite Lost, smiling ut the
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upcc u.e;,tlscr.
sail,
summer Goods.

OSil Pieces inncy casslmcrrs, couonod"s, stripes
<oo driilngS tckngs, striped shr,ng', ol almost
every quality and price. ma l.. Z. SANGIR " To-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-08-24
fiapl iI.e hnRhestecker Magazfne.
u ~ xnry r,fr.

fi,a.I iI.e hnRheF,dcker Magazine.
sPRouTs.
WHO e!ts heard lie Ike Gift
h really j. q uidc,
don'tbelieye Time ever brought
a sensoa 20 psohhe.
haosli mysterious influence eeenis
pcrvaling ailtheoir,
For scarce o house within tie Town
But 10 baby there.
OurpleasantneiehSor, Mrs. Dodge,
Now quite faded matron,
Presented, only yesterday,
Hrihlssand With tat one:
In.ieed, the doctors wife herself
Is ~ the i'nesiuiyc,el,
aud hopes iuIiiIon wells her brcas,
Wth g'adncs unexpected.
Nav nurses hnFa kec0pc so scare;
Tint hihcr4 go disluc,eI,
While nans' 2Oc,o;s dToup beneath
The ,nbors thus exrct,d
The caudie-cup upo1 the hearth
Becomes sort ct fixture,
And druggists cirgkSarc overwhelmed
With calsior SODA mixture.
From myriad Iitle hcys and girls
On iies iroli pfa'un.'gHiHgs
! hear rome ul.Frs Woh
Then lido iorga sNpanlng;
hcar1dpirue 9g lea cy
"flow very A,cusuoth,r"
Though not sage c1e can
Distinguish rom ano,aer.
Ye printers, sat YOUR ;vpesto woIk,
Here IS q ptmouit.ou
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WOODEN WARE.
Wire Tirc!

" PPER LEAThER-io dozen for sabc hy
~ lune -. w IAsErtt
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This tndy irthiiH Lagisr!
Nm LADDERS, superior article for sale by
w june - O.. BuRR.
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? ALBERT GUILD,


OVER the store ollhc Sub4crihcr, recently occn-
~ pied by NJ. l.. Iioiistcr Enquire Of
Jan 20 g. BURR,
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tlrOCiACrY.
POTASH.

NJ ANS, NAiLSt-- 100 kegs Boston nails, all
~ sizes, from 81. to iOd lsr sale hv
cctl3 WV lIhsEgl.t.
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These Medicines hav' now been before the
pnbH- fora r,rod Of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have maintained u hsh charac-
ter ia almost every part Of the globe tyr their eN-
trlaulutry and immediate power ct restoring per-
Cc, health To persons suffering under nearly every
Ja.l,Tlise,s, tn,yhich he human frame is liable.
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Old DR.. Jacob Townsend,
TIE ORIGINAL pi~yuvruSE OF EHG
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla.

Canine TDuurpnl SaTSaDlrilll
o. UT. l.'.'f.t N a.'.. '' ..,...... a.. p,
'. .'. ~ ,'.s...'.r . rgtf,<t,y -
. G.,t'. r. 1900 .. a. u .....' f. '-l
H... ..... ny 20
2 ,.. ,. ..t .....'ts ,.gr. r.,.r.r..-I
iA- 't.f.' ,' ".'..' - ..
t. ''.. ''.' ,r' .,,, r,.- ...... no
.-,....l.. d. ........
trNIl\G POWER.
-..gn,>raNnf. Nrgr,lirr
w. ...,.. En- .a.r,s e.. ..t r,s-rusa
4a q. 90, ,s .,ao1r,u wy 9
I..,- ,...s D. E.Hn8rHI7 e. D.. l7'Nr'''- WIN ac'r
5rsn.... Chances .H' r..s better. because e. - rrerass
a. E-I.r H|Ha"F.F '' arr'-.t Fsi. me hlint'l
k.1Na.-. . t.rHs.N aat .'s ..r.i as-o'"n"' nj me
ar, have "..l 'a-h' l." 'g la ... .'''u ...
i4g' H.E.s pH Dds Nt"aft.|.l. TIE NAr'Htn.h roo.
Efso.. w"HH 90 0.r''a. "e1 contains fag' n.sll'lnh
rr.l.rI@s rr. SOME er1., "a.' a'a re-. OF e,l
ll.g 'aE..ri 'N4 i'', ".i.7 7 l fI'i~ H ne -
tenn. Ns-r. The rr-fsrls' ~ s ar q. r2i.'
t'.. .t' -".. ,'tt. ~. t. M '. ... - r IN"
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Co., .. ,.... \ .,--l 1., ..-3la Am.
U.' i'l. NAi .'..t any pug .' .a $500 .,
usir4 90 w., .,A ,,.r ~ -,.,ta az
'' - . ~ 90 u.
nIr>-r.t,-,i..r ~ no Nt',,,I III. -rD,vNsgr,NDrc
pi'-' l IN- C.-'' ~" :; ~
SAltSAflltlIltA.
THIS js v7 prepare! ta. all rs watr properties NJ Ne
S,rsaut,a rIH. are frs, removed ever H.s capable u
herHma- 1rII or fermentation ~ fE'rlrra an rejected
Jasa every particle r medical virtue "a SECURED la llf1
7.I concentrated form aHI fags IS rendered incapable
C losing 11y OF l7 'i.H1. aui he'uI F.t tIf'. Ilt
pared n HI7 way D. rs +1is Ar ne. we're. A-'N. !" 'As
Cure Of innunrrnbIo disease. ...
lI'a-e ' rfa'a WY 81 lear t.."nr .'..'I N snfy
l'.s j.. .'. rs. ~, i '- ",,.-' ava
g,,,,. gL,.,,p.,,,, yCprrert ,rl yyrEp.
~CGSiIypIi ~, ana m EUEI-ViTISlf SCR0F,
IN, PIES. CpSTIEENESS. al ClIIkE.
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$40 Reward.

StTRAY ED or stolen from my pasture in Bureau
y County, miles west III LnmoiIlc, two bays, one
horse and the other mare The horse Ia lrza
-.about 10 hand, high, in middhng order, with no
white except on two Of his l,tocks--one behind and
one before about ten years old. The mare with
out my white except small stripe on her forehead,
somewhat ho,ow-hanktd with large tUmor on
the right shoulder about II hands high OF plump
build and about 6 years old Anypcron returning
The above described animals will be entitled To the
above reward, or reasonable compensation win be
given 10 any person who will leave information AZ
this office, or writing TO the subscriber which will
lend IN their discovery
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FIVE would call the attention Of our customers to
V! CWShm1p & COS Iir-'igh isohjus Stare.
manufactured in Ottawa This is the most perfect
stove for burning cthercoal or wood thu las has w.;
bnen offered 10 the public It 50 constructed that
when either of the plates burns out, icanbc replaced
at n tritiung expense.
Wekeep n sUpplyofthrsc stoves INLAND, and will
warrunt Them 10 work well and give satisfaction in
all cases where properly Vut up
We also keep Tor sale three sizes Premium cook
stoves as well as al sizes plain and fancy coal stoves
made in Ottawa, which We sell al the Foundry pri-
ccs. sep II JoHy MASLEY & Co
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TUE- VEGETABLE
Z IllszlonaTV Ialsa7,l.

=
q Nils hI.-Im l- p'b1hv, Utmost without
Il p1m|yl 900 having. duung a tyial Of nearly
n twenty years. lu.y "1iuutuod the hieh rep
unHuu which ''ir- .rurrd iuy CoN-umptye com
I.".It- anil a.I discusses ot the lungs, throat and
rH. o. J, 'gs.ryr u.r4 uI.l probably greater sue
tU-- f.IH .ur lFHr uIf'. p" Known, aud many ply
.."H'- 81 HI Estr Bad oL opportunity OF Witnessing
.- DO u.s. ."nrr effects, u1 NOT hesitate iorccom-
m... a-st.. convenient. and yrly ,ficaciuu-
medicine. rGuu.II Not -uu.I'rl' anv ether yrescrip-
tHH forth. naHyrr,Wu .Hi. Ht".n iur,r huow.rdec
1ui ugn winch tn- POI. ..n d. appointed tHc rsasun-
au." expectations at 'Nn.n WHO have J-tdlt. ltIs
Hus, VARIABLE remedy 'rr
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NM. r3 r., -
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ipr CJppb. CoUrGS, Br0,,ch;IjS anu
% =.
p"tWDHGTy GUtttitoHS N etery
EiUH
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WOW .''.. 20 ~ 'i ''l ,
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Respectfully ',ou . I,,,,..,p,,,,.,, ..
u,s,7n. P,r,l'rro7 n IA BE-. ; I.l6
NJ. 49,, .r....,..-.. NJ. .....,.-..i
., "". W. ~ '."I ~, 1901, ~. N.' '.'',,,,
l'N '''..' 10 ... ~ .' ''' SUI .'lo
sr. - ' .' w. u.s.
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"'' ". ' w h i.,,t.. ~ ,,. n'''''''
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Wv '. Nv. '.i., w.. t 80, 49,
100 ~" .'.t III So" 60 t 5 ' 49,,
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E'irst Arrival!

~ y - - " Il aSh!- - n v So
THE subscriber has just received ana offers for sale
l. at wholesale and retail, for cash. cheaper than
ever before,
20 hid. New Orleans=usar,
81 hbIs Plantation npn.sc-,
u S. Louis sugar house d.,
- superior Vinegar,
- s1ck, RIO coffee,
. uerrus rice.
5lboScs pure taIlow candles,
30 soap,
% rev rniens,
~ bhl- white fish and trout, together with foil
a7sUTimcn, OF other o6olcc fanny Groceries.
Also,
c0Nsrvinr ,jylc ladies' bonucts,
G0O InNnani iaconel dresses,
50 pieces Prints,
80 d" cotlonade anil summer stuff.
800 p1lm l"ol1nd eghom hats,
- piece. new and choice bonnet ribbons,
with a fall assortment of shawls, gloves hosiery
dress trimmings etc. ETC., 10 which he invites the
Intention Of hi- friends and the public
Ottawa, April 20, 1850. John LOCKWOOD.
OK boz. PATENT PALS, iustrccrwcdby
~ drcli WAtEER &lllcsIlYG.
Hats ~ Gaps.
HUNGARIAN,C California, Mexican, Leghorn,
I China pearl straw, and palm lcalhnls; mems,
boys, and Childrcn's caps, iotsale chc0p,hy
maya, IP SANGER g. 20.
WOODEN WARE.
II ASTERN tubs and pail4 bowls md boxes in
IA no .is, grain measures, washing boards, &c at
mays. CvSuMAN's
Gents. Fine Roots AZ shoes.
CAhF aud Morocco Boot, and Shoes for Cents
l summer wear, iorsalcby W. HASKELL.
II PPER LEITHER-IO dozen for sab hy
~ June -. W, llASgrLt..
Fire! Fire.
This ndy NTH Nat LdRisr!
ON LADDERS superior article for sale by
Nv June %. @. Bona.
Shoes :! shoes!
TUSr received atmy shoe s,orca sppcriorns,or,.
j men OF shoes for ladies' wear consisting In mart
of Ladies hid ties, Ladies goittrs,
do Kid buskius, do Jenny Lind lics,
do excelscors, do slippers all kinds
MisseS do Misses do
Ladiescoored cnnmccd pokaa
do kid boots, & Misses cold lasting paitcrs,
Misses kid and leather boots and morocco husIns.
aud general assortment ofchdfena shoes, tor sale
10y June - WM HASKELL.
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M nj diseases Of thnt nature. II be rce upon when
se Intelligent physician has abandoned h patent-and fos
esc distressing diseases, especially DRorsy, the propr.
ror would earnestly and honestly recommend ii. AT il,
present pueo oasy obtained By all the ,ral will prove
he article TO be the
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AItpi, Lime.
,'rintCY'S Ink.

N Bills in store, for -nlc Cheap hv
~ Mny H. NNLKEE n lIoETwG.
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SILK GOODS.

J OR snlc hv the keg at Chicago priccshy
y May II. WALKlR s. ilcElr
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Reduced the Price

u his popular and well known articls; and from hi, 4,
'enccios'h' he VIII put NJ bat one size only, his o.
sottles.-tie retail price will he
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PlIES, rs TNOT'UF TIT TI7 IIl'I IT-TT- ---TI-
aud 15'Jmatr malady, the VEGETABLE LIFE

aud 0b.tuatr malady, the VEGETABLE LIFE
MEDICINES deeeryc a distinct and emphatic
recommendation. II is wr.l.kuown To hundreds
m ths city, that tn frrmcr p-'nre'or ct these
valuable Medicines was himself afflicted With tbs
complaint ur upwards ui uuEUv-rIyE YEAH. and
that he tried IN vain every remedy prescribed
within tha whole compass o. the Mrcrsd Msdicd.
lie however at length tried the Medicine which
is now offered TO the public, and he was cured IN
avery short time, after h.,r cuycry bad been pro-
nouncad not only improbable, but absolutely M
u.ss,bia. lT- any huuru UlrHus.
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n|e0irinrs.
Price Reduced!
NAUGHN'S
LITHONTRIPTIC MIXTUREl
Large Bottles only One Dollar.

The Proprietor Of the Great American Remedy "vAuoHSs
VEGErAuLE IIruoNrRIpric MtNrrRE," induced BY the
Nsent solicitations OF hs Agents. throughout the Uniiod
tlAles AND Canada. has now
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1n thus I-rFE.S nr ft.r'tf graz variety ~ t-H'I INV
ai'rs. az NU ga. imitation, N-rusif ~ was Dance
Sfr1guirr, Epasl'.- tlts, Cagrl.ftaTs. SC.
l. -auz-4 blood grgiiss tat liver 90 f..'fy sc'N
tones the stomach sri good digestion, relieves inc
h1Ws. of ,1ruor s.d cJnsru.u1n atssiUrammatOn. 70
rfsl the skin ,Uustes the Circulation OF The blood. pro
.hriHg g-rIe warmth yguay al. over tr hoi', enl me
r-eush's persrtg1ur1. .-urFs sn1 N-0'7r' IL
moves all 0hs-Hss ant IHs-rT4s8 the eNugr nero 10
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k.ri... 1. Carpenter, Patent fS'r.sv-
cIii:ss Thr:ssi1igs. Ia1acaaiIkc.

upon which the pateutrght expired in March
last. and application having been made tor re-
ueEval, official Information has been received OF
IL re- lection by the Patent Office Department
They would to the public that they have
gotten up entire new set of Patterns Tor THIS
machiu. which they are building, ana they think
this fact wall abolish the objections heretofore
made to It.
The Projectors of the SPRIN(: FOUNDE-
r. are Practical Mechanics. aud have had much
experience IN building Ihrashing Machines
They have facilities for fitting up their Castings.
which they Manufacture themselves Of the be I
materially which enable them to make their
Machinery dct!er ami scU IL cheaper than amy
other establishment IN the country. They war
rant all their Thrashing Machinns TO perform IS
recommended. They also make. to order, NH
Gearing. of the latest st lle of Patterns ana hit
ted up III the best manner. Also.
y1o olsn GSEA1A I'M 4r1a
such as Double ana Single CARING Machines.
ConGcuSors, Roller and Jaw Jack spinning Ma
chimes. Power Looms, Mapping ana ~hearIng
Machines, i e.. s e., Manufactured IN Il manner
ine xc.ilea III the Ne>t. Machinery Of every
kind repaired on the shortest notice.
] ~h"p ~ the North part Of Richmond, near
the Paper NH.
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4 REMOVAL AND NEW E.Ee7E.


NR. J. HOW ELS having associated his fath-
- err. Joseph IfowelIs' sen., in business with
him, wishes To say to the public that the desi.
carrying on the Drug business under the firm OF
!iowcil's X Go. They have removed their store
to No 4. in the new binding a few doors west.
where they Will BE- prepared to furnish every
thing in the line OF Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals.
Paints; OILS: DYES; Glass; Brushes; &c. &c
OF the best quality in the market, aud viii sell at
the lowest prices They warrant every thing
they SELL and eSDfciaAy rtquest any one who is
not satisfied with any article they NAV buy OF
them. to return 1t and their money shall be. re-
funded they determined TO give satisfac-
ton to all. They have fitted up their room at
great cost. aud are prepared TO supply all de-
mauds ana fill all orders. Call at 40. 4.
Richmond, January d. 1850. 5tf
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Fire in Narislar. Ohio.

The Marietta Mteiigencrr of Is, inst
states that the large stone building oc-
eupied by the machinery of the Marietta
Bucket Factory Company. i'll lIarmar.
was destroyed by fire early on Friday
morning last. Nearly all OF the machine
nv. about 10000 buckets. 900 tubs. and
a considerable amount Of stock were de-
stroyed The loss is about $4,000. OF
which $1,000. is covered by insurance.
VIZ: 50. 900 in the Columbus Company
and $4,000 in the Portage Mutual. The
pant-shop, store. ware-roomS, dry houses.
and even the engine house-a frame at
tached 10 the main stone building-were
all saved
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This dreadful accident. occasioned by
the breaking of an iron bridge over a
narrow stream of IL feet span resulted in
the death of three men, and the killing OF
go head Of cattle and large number OF
sheep and hogs. The tender and l6 cars
filled with cattle. sheep. Nc. were preci-
pitated into the abyss. and smashed TO
atoms. The fragments ofthe cars mingle led
with the mu,ilated carcasses of the cattle.
sheep and hogs, presented a heart sicken-
ing sight.
Mr.. J. l.. Clapp. to whom most OF the
cattle belonged. and his nephew, II. c.
Clapp. of gainesville. Ohio. were killed.
The death of Mr.. J. l.. Clapp was pecu-
liarly distressing. lie was discovered
shortly after the catastrophe, buried among
the fragments Of the GERS, and directly
beneath an OK which was still alive. and.
al times. greatly distressed Mr.. G.. kick
ing him in his breast. lie could be reach
ed. but it was impossible 10 eNtricate him
until the OK was removed. lie seemed
perfectly sensible. and gave directions As
to how he could best be relieved. lie
thought he could endure tie weight of the
OK. until il could be killed and removed
piece-meal. |, was therefore shot. but in
MS uNlilI struggles. NlCkcu Nif. Y. 50 NIp-
lently in the breast as to deprive him OF
life. Immediately previous 10 his death.
he spoke much of his family in Ohio
stating that he had there wife and four
children.
The total loss ofproperty resulting from
this catastrophe. was estimated by one OF
the directors of the Company AZ $50. 900
or $50. 900. The cars were worth about
500 each. and we are informed that $50
a head was recently offered for the cattle .
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1850-08-14

SoSG.-Oh marry the man you love.
girls, you can sc, him al all; il he is as
ricn as Cronsus, or as poor as Job in his
fall. Fray do not marry for pelf. girls.
twiii bring your souls into ,hrall, but
marry the man you love, girls, if his purse
Is ever so small Oh. never marry a fop.
girls. whether he's little or tall; he'll make
u fool of himself and you. he knows
nothing well but to drawl. But marry
sober man. girls. there are a few left on
this ball; and you'll never rue the dav.
girls, that ever you married at ALL
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Ohio, Indiana and Illinois,

q q
miles Of the Lines constituting the ONO,
Indiana and Illinois Telegraph, will be compile
ted in August, and the Subsc bers for the Stock
in the various towns between Chicago. IoieGo,
Cincinnati ana Evansville, requested 10 at
tend n meeting IN person, or by proxy, At lntt-
annapolis on the -!.1I day Of August next ut -.
o'clock, MAX further arrangements for the
welfare aud efficiency Of the Line Certificates
Of Stock under the authority of the Company
viii be furnished as soon as complete lists Of The
SubscT Ulcers IN each place are forwarded 10 W. }.
DELASo, sup't. of the Line, al Dayton, OHIO.
HENRY O'RIELLY.
New York, April 29th, 1880. .2,
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THE. ALTON AL.

that he has put the House, i well as the W hole
establishment, in first rate orde T for the accom-
location ofthe travelling public. with the deter
miuation that he Will not be outcome in the
west for kind and close attention to those that
may favor hi--. with call. No pains shall be
spared ter the comfort and enjoyment OF his
guests.-In short. he = determined TO keep q
good and orderly house, and make every per
son that calls INN AZ home. HIS charge shall
be as low a. any house OF the kind IN the west
no nanshai 20 away ,.lss itstied II IN tls pow
er TO prevent. Feeling thankful for past fasors,
he hopes to be sustained by ms old friends anu
customers. ANY favor Will be Thankfully re-
ceIyed and, in his humble way. shall h. returned.
DANIEL. ID. SLOAN
Richmond. July ., l-5o, 43-'43tf
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.OD.IsyEzs OLA new article

I j rheumatism, and all painful affections -
The OF of Goldfish Liver, begins to he enten-
sively used by Physicians, and has been found
to be il very successful remedy for Chronic.
Rheumatic. and Comfy affections. diseases OF The
Chest, ScrofuIa RIhkets, &c. \ pure article
for sale at Iowelis' Drug store, No. 4, Main
street.
Richmond. March Is. $50. 10 #
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, inlous origin Observation-Disclosures or defect
OF vision, diminished tone Of the Optic Nerve
| ORGANIZATIONS OF the Lics Liberation of the
Lachryraai Glands or weakness from any csuse
Also, Dr. J. Pettit's CaHker B1lsarn an inf.l-
lible remedy for nursing soar mouth infants-
sore Qainsv, enlarged Tonsis, Sc For sale
at Ho~elis' Drug Store Price 50 cents per
Bottle.
Oct, 81, ls49 Lar
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go FARMERS.

ME subscriber expects TO receive OF
Cooks Patent Keepers or Harvesting VI !
chimes. to which he invites the attention OF far
during the presen ut Harvest. 1t viii he for
sale. +. A +. DUGDAI.E.
Richmond, July 2, $50. 2-tf
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HUN 'E1N<.'T TON USE,
Main street, Richmond, ind.

SION House ana occupied by X. BEookI>s,
has recently been purchased BY the subscriber,
who IS now citing It up IN modern style for the
accommodation ~ the public. His FABLE
shall 4 all times hc provided with the best the
country atf3rds ana shall not BE surpassed IN
variety and style by any il the country. He
has fitted ~ and considerably enarged his stable.
which shall be- provided with d good ana careful
OsrLER. and plenty Of the best Of feed for horses.
The undersigned feels confident that. by strict
attention to the wants of his guests he will me it
a share of public patronage.
Boart:is.. by tl,c Day or Week.
on reasonable terms Also, HORSES kept by
the day or week.
GPTN HUNTINGTON
Richmond. May 10. lo5t. Off
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= y !z:Es Ess; .z'I.g; .

.iharaey at lar, Co"rsyIncer y Nofa,y puh!ic.
CoiiectIons--lnyest.gat of Titles TO prop
city AchhoHl cement of b.eCs. Mortgages,
Ne. ldKIn. positions Drawing legal iu-
-trum"ntS generally. ana all Other business III
ms profession promptly attended to. Oi'ic, on
Mann street. y" T.. az stars
it!,hmon.i, Apr,i .'2ud, $50. l~tf