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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1853-06-24
TO Whom it May Concern!

r.. w. 1o31N6soN
MANUFACTURER Of Premium Horse Powers
wi and Separators, for the truth Of his state
ns, refers to the published lists Of remums ard
ed BY the Indian. State Agricultural Society," that OF
the Wayne County and the Dearborn county Society.
snd also that Of tho Fayeto county Agricultural So
cety This Separator 10 rscomme nded to be tho best
for saving tho grain Of any ia use Tho separating
CONNIE in the and continues 10 fall tlrO'
rack and and endless chain Of Stats till the
is thrown off behind the Machine. We making a
light endless chain to stack the straw. Price SIS o..
Elevators to carry the tangs up to the eyinder
also. Wrought Iron Cylinders and Concares at fair
prices. The cheat 10 taken out aud the grain cleaned
ready for market. All tho principal journals ia the
Power and Separator Of cast steel, and
be tho ghtest the team. and the best clean and
save the grain Of any in use.
IL written warrantee will accompany each ma
chine sold, il desired
Tight solid Cylinders, o open Cylinders with
nuts the teeth and siv~ted, will be kept hand
shake at both ends, At prices low and terms
as liberal a. at any other shop in the State
+. w. ROBINSON.
THoaSrowx. June Goth, 1853.
F. w. RosIssoN-Before writing to you about q
new Separator. I enquired Of Vim. Mills about your
machines and Cars. his reply that no would
not give the Of bis hand for the difference. WIN.
Mills Of the committee who awarded the pre-
mums machines At the State Fair-as try
SAMUEL LONG.
Mr.. Mills tho only member OF tho committee
who had any practical in running Thrssh
ing Machines. F.".R.
AT tho Fayette and Dearborn Fsirs, our make Of
and Horse Powers awarded the first
pre- MUM.
Richmond, June Is, 1858. 26n
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ABBA TELLER,

nEALER in English, French, German and American
Chemicals. Drugs, Medicines Paints. Oils, d, Var
nshes, Brushes, Glassware. fcrfunery. etc,
y. Vain Columbia ss., CSuc a.
Oilers to Druggists Country Merchants and Ply sicians
extensive stock OF the foregoing understanding
his particular attention 10 supply medicines of the best
quality and feels confident that his prices for that grad
goods low that of other house in
I ! Special attention given tie orders
february I. 1853. lx
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Farm for Sale.

nNE hundred and Of choice land. veil
~ fenced we'll timbered well watered. and adapted to
the raising Of stock.
This is situated the main road between Hagers
and Cambridge City and half miles south OF
and three and half miles north of Cambridge
City On the premises good dwelling house. barn.
out houses. etc. Also, an excellent Young Orchard
Eighty acres Of the high Of cutiv stion
we'll suited the raising Of small grain and the remain
der covered h excellent timber Near the dwelling 10
Of for all the Of stock raising
This 10 Of the most desirable situations in Wayne
county, and will be sold such cannot fail to
suit the purchaser
For further information. inquire Of Mr. Thomas viii
liams the the premises.
JOHN WIESMAN.
June 2, 1853 4-6
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Wanted,

II ARD, Potatoes, Butter, Eggs. Bacon. Onions. Ma
Ipl. Mola~s-s. Dried Apples, Green Apples, Cheese.
Corn, Oats, Wheat. Buck heat. Onion Sets. Fowls,
Soap. Apple Butter Tallow. &c, &c. Tor which the
ighest market price will be paid cash. Call at
YOUNG'S Pro, ison House.
Richmond, March II, 1853. I3-,f
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Shoes! ShOeSH ShOeS!!!!

rE>HE subscriber takes this opportunity Of returning
his thanks TO the citizens OF Richmond vcini-
ty for their very kind aud liberal patronage gene.
rou-ly bestowed upon stranger. and lac hopes by q
strict attention TO business aud ~nd-avoring
his friends. to erit a continuance o: the
lie would inform the IN that he has hand one
Of the largest stocks of Boots aud Shoe. this
city, amounting to over five thousa nd pair; nd most
~ of his manufacture. and of the best quality,
which tie is determined to sell the very lowest cash
prices They consist of the following articles: La
dies fn- Caters. Morocco Buskins, &c: Gems fine
Boots; Congress do; Kip and Cowhe do Gents Shoes;
Patent Leather fac Calf, Morocco Kip and Coarse
Shoes; Calf ana Morocco Slippers; Boys fine Calf
Boots and Shoes; Morocco, KIP and coarse do; with
several hundred pairs Of Misses and Chldrens Fancy
Caters and Morocco Boots of all coors. sorts and
Sis, tedious enton. with large
Of Ladies'. Gents and Chdr. 5 Gum Uv~rsi,o-s.
n. BAH work sold at this establishment mt warrant
ed not TO rip; if il does. will repair gratis.
Cc-r Call and FOR yourselves, at No. - Main
street. sign Of the Big Boot
CHARLES PRICE.
March TO- 1855. ll-,f
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Valuable Farm and Saw Mill
FOR Sale.

Undersigned will sell his farm containing 2i' acre.
situated miles north oft entreville. and miles
north Of Richmond, Nol.ni's Fork There is on
the premise good story brick house. good frame
barn. and mill nearly and in gooG order The
land is Of the quality we'll watered and has
ehard Of excellent fruit it, ana i'll be sold
divided suit chasers The halt cash
hand, and Ter in three equal, annual
ments. or further particulars enquire OF
GEORGE FOSLER, Ccntrev lille. Ind.
June 2 1883 24-tf
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

A.EALED proposals. will be received by the under
- siRned Trustees Of Boston Township. Wayne
County, until the Of August, 1883. for building
FIVE School Houses u said TOwn>hip-thr houses to
~ sG Brick - Sc feet Proposals may he for the
en,irs work or Tor and wood work sepa-
rate. Contractor, vi be required to furnish all ma
srsials.
For particulars. plans and specifications enquire Of
either Of the nGr gued
WIN. F.. WlLCOX)
HIRAM suLsEHt Trustees
r... OH, 1851 s7uf
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Su'caDE.-Ms. Jonathan tam. . young man who
formerly resided five miles esst Of this place
committed suicide ~ Centrrve. Saturday last, BY
sessasg himself in the head with pistol
Tie Ssces. cred'taby informed, relative to
ehis tragedy. follows:
% W Wednesday Of last week. and only three DAYS
p'ss . committing tas horrible deed. this young
~:s married TO young lady Of s~spectsbiitv. sud
We lived in this vicinity. On Saturday no left his
vile. telling her he going to C-nrsviIIe pro-
eese house ia which to CONNIE house eeping -
He accordingly proceeded to C-ntrev,e, aud. while
there. went 10 the railroad, entered car, and,
eisessg u sP. drew forth . pistol aud Bile his
ese"s NO one can, a. yet, assign any for this
sssh sct His vile witnessed nothing unusual in his
ePPsessscs conduct the morning Of his epariure
for Centreviile. The whole transaction. together
with lie causes. seems Involved in q mystery, which
eternity only can soive.-tCambridge City News.
MARRIED,-1n Cincinnati, on Wednesday
morning last. by Geo Pugh, Esq, Mr.. J. L.
HAwLEx and Miss Martha JONES. daughter Of
Aquilla Jones.
0cThanks Miss - Mrs. "Martie" for
the compliment Of the cake. May all
'The powers Of Honor. Love and Truth,
From every III defend thee"
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Farm for Sale.

1G>HE under.igned offers for .ais the F A II NJ
] belonging TO the estate Of Benjamin Moore de-
ceased. 1t contains about $50 acres. fair propOStion
Of which 10 in cultivation. There 10 the premises
Saw Mill in good order The dwelling 10 large and
convenient Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing the
will please call upon JOB BORTON. in Richmond. or
the undersigned, four miles east Of Rici, mond.
IRA MOORE.
Feb. IS. 1853. loft
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LHAMlLY GlSOCERlES.--The undo r.i gned
Il now prepared to offer to the public the mos,
raj aud complete assortment Of Family Groce
offered in this market Their stock has bee Sc
ecttd with much and warranted to he supe-
and embrace almost article called for
their line Of business. Call and them.
LYNDE & BARNES.
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Mechanics, lusateaee.

An o4Svess will delivered Neehanrs Institute
Saturday evening Hall
WAssos TIE sneushes ard Invited - attend.
June r. 1852
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and very willing to make sales TO his old friends and
the public, hi. usual low prices, for thing his
line
Hoos1er Churn.
He is now finishing off about 800 Of this supe ror
Churn and all who desire a GOOD RELIABLE ARTICLE,
c~n be accom,r oda,~d. Those who purchase e Of
these Churn. have the privilege Of il within
three o four weeks. provided it does suit The
following few Of the many certificates received
CONNIE nding the "lloosi-r Churn:"
RIcuMoSp. May 30. 1853.
This certify that Ihav- Of I. l.. Dick nson >
Hoosier Cturns. | have churncd frequently good
butter in five minutes. 1t works we'll, and recon-
III nd it 10 the public a good article.
BARNABAs LAMB.
RICHMOND, 9th month, lst 1853.
This is to certify that have of l. L. Die kim
sons fIoosier Churns. consider it great improve
m yer the ordinary churn This churn turns out
one III, butter than the ordinary churn, it'll the
same quantity OF cream; and in churning to lbs
butter il takes from 10 to - minutes when the
IS in good order. PAUL SWAIN
Joel Morris, Of East Germantown, in letter dated
ID month"; 3D. 1883, says: 1--WE like it. and wish thee
to se nd us another"
Th. following persons in this vicinity who have
bought the "Iooser Churn referred to in regard
to its good qualities and reference might be made 10
Eve hundred moro, il deemed necessary: Jesse
Turner. Joshua W iliians John Burk, Samuel Brown,
Nathan Hunt ElIiu Hunt, jeremiah Mansur. George
Cole Mrs. Fisher. June 8, lc53.-f
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INDIANA STATE FAIR.

'V>HE FIRST Premium and splendid Diploma was
II awarded at tho State Fair to r. A. Dugdale,
Of Richmond. for the hes, Thrs.hing Machine. be
used with steam horse power. Said premium and
diploma awarded after spirited contest in COM
ettion with the best that could be produced
from dere parts Of the State Farmers and oihe
wishing to purchase first class horse powers and
Sepsr.toss will find it their advantage address
r A. DUGDALE. Richmond. Wayne Co, Indiana.
May IL. 1853. 4e-tf
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u The Hsseisgfss Ob~vser says: "Tbers hes
Sess exeitsmess in neighboring town Of Mt.
4ses. caused ~ charge. sgsisst the Physicians Of
eass plsee Of stealing ssbjseis from The grave
O:s sf she~. Dr. CsSsisges. made his escape. The
oseess osdeswsee s0 examination aud were scquitted
49, hsvs since 1s the place. being usAbis b~ss
e9sesss he sesong, Of popular feeling. snd ESQ
tearing that the ciss~ns would sesoss Iynch sw
sssesg hisss Of which have been thrown out"
% Commander LYNCH. Of the Navy, who went O.,
preliminary expedition Of obs~ svstion. few months
e1Psesed oil the rivers tho Of Lberis, aud
$3.50 sess navigsbis higher up than twesty miles
" 4 Mise Olive Rose. Of Thomaston, has been
0vsesso ksgsees Of Deeds in Lincoln Go. Maine bv
- @ejeoty over Mr. Sylvester. tho Democr an.
SsSsee The Lave Of thss State. undes.tsnd, only
9e9ssss oce holders native allied
~ yssss cid o. over. without nioning the sex.
" M. W. u. TsIbott Of Indsna polls has the con.
ssses Sss making ths silver cups gobi-ts spoons
% y awarded - premiums BY the State Fair. lie
VAL essa out something nice.
u LsPe''s. Indiana. has popuIaton Of 30 o.
q Whenever soap suds srs made, . vessel should
- prepared TO ssve IT, aud washing 10 over
s6esd b applied TO the Of trees aud shrub
bssy.
% Alamo the Minister Of Foreign Affairs Of M~x-
Co. = deed. which caused much s-nsa,ion. Tn. Trait
Dc Unoa ssys -. Sndenis event Of the great
80 political moment. IL known who would
~ oucceeeor.
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Through by DAYLIGHT!

O1otIa11aGs O10t1a1n02!
elHE undersigned have just added thes former stock
Of Cioshas large lot Of the f. .hiousbiy made
Costs Vests end Pants Also styles Of Goods
which prepared make up in the best manner.
and on short notice.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEaES.
They got hand and creates. variety Of
Cloths End Cassmeres in Also great variety OF
vE>TINGS, CrAvAts, Mech handkerchief shirts. Col
Bags, &c All Of which i'll be sold cheap
Being practical wor~men ourselves. think shall
be able 20 give satisfaction TO all who favor with
their patronage.
II Shop Immediately opposite the Post Oifee
SCOTT VlCKERS.
Richmond Nav 22-tf
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q IiEN'S REVIEWERS. GUNS, PISTOLS, Sc.
~ SurazI Reeve aS-nrtr cd ne )
BIu,tA 81
maj and Gi,~n t:uns, all quSities;
Also Ter F,t.s of al
Best sfn t:un Lock ard
init brow Lock = g vsi &c
and Cen and.
ever q =
TYLER DAVIDSON 4 CO..
..
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nIRECT from Philadelphia. very large aad eo~plese
IL stock II Saddlory Hardware. 0lhsaeinG an the
styles Of Full Plate Mssn.gs. Rosests OsaaosaAs Pad
Irons Also, large stock q Wards best Psseae Skirt
ns Dash EnaneleA Collar sad Din6g Leather. Also.
ne assoreas Of ell kinds Of Morocco Red Lining, Boot
Top and Bnding Skins. For sale q No. g.
D. p. WlGGlNS SONS.
May - 1859. 99-d
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CLOTHS AND CASSIMEaES.
Medical Notice!

- The partnership heretofore existing between prs
X PLUMMEk 4 WARrx0 in the practice OF .ledc'nc,
AohAs dissolved by mutual and the under
signed hereafter be found his Office, (a his resi-
Dance. North Marion few door fro
W ith Front. WILLIAM p. WAXING
9th month"; 1850 4-u
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Sale Of 0ScHD Es1I &c
1t AuCC1on!

Sale Of lSeH1 Estate
At Auot1on!
N|lLL be sold at Pubic Sale. on Saturday. July
wv 9Th. several valuable pieces Of property. in
sh. city Of Richmond. being portion Uf the Real
Estate Of David Holloway. deceased:
~ No. I. The Homestead, al the Corner OF
Pearl and Spring Streets;
~ No E. 4 iwo-story Brick House, and .
one. story Brick Tenement. and Lot on Pearl
Street. opposite the residence Of DIR. WIN. b.
Smith;
nArNo g. 4 Lot and House. Is feet front.
on Main Street, near Front Street;
6rNo. 4. Another Lo. and House, Adjoin-
ing Of the Same size;
or No. S. Lot on South Pesr Street. for
merly occupied as Pottery;
or No. 6. An Out Lot. containing near two
sores. near the Methodist Church.
TE0NA-..Oas-fovrth down. ssd The baisaee in
sheee eaoal 8. ~ and q mouhs. With i'm
e,ese e. deferred payments For further particulars
ooaRiee Of D. ?. Holloway. o.
J.. R. MENDENHALL, CsMmissssey.
lpao9l 1858.
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THE LARGEST The L.TEsTl End B7ST
SUPPLIES of T M.ss Clothing,

At No. e, Main Street, Richmond, Indiana
TTNHE subscriber is receiving superior lot of Cloths
Il Cassimeres, and Festings, which will be made to
order the shortest noticc-and latest style Also
splendid lot of Clothes of manufacturecons
ing of fine G L OAKS, OVER-COATS of every vari-
ETY.; Dress, Frock, and Sack COATS, made from
material known O the trade.
F1ais $50 Fancy C"s.tascT~, sassinrss, Tweed mad
1PANTS and VESTS, of every description and pater
Shirts, Drawers, Under Shirts Collars Cravas &C. &c
All Of which will be sold low can be purcha sed
elsewhere, between the Allegheny and Rocky Noun
tains. A. WOODWARD
Richmond, March 4th. 1853.
- A 6OZ. Of krupp's Genuine Essence
I4 Of COGEec-Also IL dozen Of Preston &
Mesll's Yeast Powders-both very popular articles,
and coming into g- ne raj use. E. II. CITIZENS.
Feb !. 1857. Tn
cas-; Tcls.---Just received a large supply of
4 Green and Black Teas, warranted t"be very
fine. f. II. CITIZENS.
Feb. 1857. 1:tf
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NOTICE.

TN -eord.nes with "a oct to provide for the sals
viii offer ., public sale on Sturdy the 10Th day
sept mber 1885, the Court House door coun
.sa one ,harsc IN said eounsv
Sale to commence between the hours Of 10 o'clock 4 NJ
an o clock. r N. on said day :. -,
The conditions said sale follows. wit The
purchaser shall the interest upon the whole .oui'.
of receiving of purchase and the principal in
ten equal annual ns,.lmen,s with interest annually IN
! THOMAS ADAMS. County Auditor.
! June 2. 1858 2i-tt
- 10, Of Ths,-r- Corn Baskets. methng that vii!
please the farmer a!so Clo,he. and Market Baskets OF
all siz-s. for sale by LYNDE & BARNES.
| lust RECEIVED fresh and complete 10, of
- Family Groceries. such Coffee Sugar. Moiasses
White Fish, Trout, Pck-r- and divers other articles
which Will be sc!a per than fired in this
market. LYNDE s. BARNES.
June 9, 1853. 2o-tf
SALT- k"nswha and Lake Salt. kept constantly
LYNDE & BARNES.
June ., lc53 25-;f
Administrators Notice.
ErTEEs Of administrative" tic estate Of Saaaei Morris
& ' @ s1@ t.. s'sf Ts .e .ss to n
aseoa,nr s e, r n.."s s-ns a.. I ie .a. vii TIE '"
~ K NESp.SmiLi.. Aam.,.
'uNNa.Ess Davidson 4 CO., Wholesale Hardware
= e.",- 40 AID i4a Mai" street. Cincinnati
June y. l-5S c5f
y Al fOsS aks.-21e Harpe,'.. Cvai. Nor
u tors. e"bfasins style and SAFELY
TYLER DAVIDSON Il CO,
Jun" . 'rH. Ito and li2 Main street.
Administrators Sale.
w ILL he aod Friday, July LIST, the late resi-
w d~ncs Of Samuel N. Morris, deceased. late of
Wayne county the personal property belonging the
estat" OF said deceased" consisting OF two saliions,
well bred aud Of popular STRAIN good work ing horses
two hne colts. aud valuable brood mare; milk cows
and Dung cattle stock hogs and shee family carriage
and one buggy four horse gon. carriage and wagon
harness. 80 bushels corn; wheat, oats and corn III
the held; farming utensils, household and kitchen fur
Hitur-, &c Sale to CONNIE nce at , o'clock. Terms
- A credit Of six months all 50, with
proved security.
JR MENDENHALL, Admir-.
Jnue 2, 1883. 25-ts
l1KCSDES.-Wa all. Scrub Shoe, Clamp and
L Horse Brushes large lot hand and for sale by
LYNDE & BARNES
Richmond, June o 1853 25.tf
lbs e*i' y n;iS: s'I DA 'S' :is by
June O. 1859 25-n
4 fresh lot OF Delaware Peaches, in
IA also. very superior lot can Tomators just
we'd by LNNDE & BARNES.
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Cincinnati Water Cure.

Cincinnati Water Cure.
VENIliS lnrg aud furnishing Institution is open Sum-
m-r ana Winter, mi affords sup~ ros ad anta e
for the treatn- III. sick. II is located five mile
the the Cincinnati and Day ton Railroad
and but "A r. W rods from the Carthage Depot. Terms
from, s. $40 per week For further pariic uass ad
dress ID. A. Pc Ia NJ D.,
Carlhag-, II ainiIIon CO.. o.
Ju ne Q, 1857. $50 25 If
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INFECT from the city IL Dosten, . large quantity q
quality Fish OIL Tor s.le BY the galloa q lsars
p. p. WE0INS Z SONS.
May - 1885, se0
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Remoyal!---Tin Shop!

l.. DICKINSON has removed his es,abshme II
one door east Of Potts Drug Store and is read,
and very willing to make sales to his old friends an'
the public, at his usual low prices, for thing IN hi
line
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V a N"EET


q
"A INT price cash viii lie pad
NIXON. HETI.IS < 60,
Union Foundry Richmond. Ind.
June . 1853
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-08
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATIVE.

HaRRIsBUEG, Jan. 4, 1853.
The House Of Representatives was called
10 order at 1 o'clock, BY Col. Jack, the Clerk
of the last session.
The Secretary of State was then introdu-
ced, and presented the credentials Of the
members elect, which were opened & read.
The roll was then called, and nineiy-five
members answered to their names.
The House then proceeded to The election
Of Speaker, when William P. ScheIl, ESQ.,
was chosen by majority of 25 votes over
Charles w. Keso, Esq, his VII 9 opponent
SENATE.-This body met aud was called to
order by Judge Myers. lis presiding officer,
at three o'clock, p. NJ The credentials Of
Of new mempers elect were opened and
read. Thirly-two Senators appeared.
On motion, the Senate proceeded 10 the
election Of Speaker for the presen, session.
Fist BaIlor-Thomas Carson received IS
votes; George Sanderson, IA; Dr.. Caro,hers,
/ Christian Myers,
Second Ballot-Thomas Carson IS votes
Geo. sanderson, II; Dr.. Carolhers, 1; c
Myers, /.
Third Ballot-Thomas Carson, II voies;
Geo. Sdnderson, II c, Myers, Sani. G.
Hamilton, James Carolhers, /.
There beng no choice, Senate adjourned
yeas II rays Is.
By TELEGRAPH.
Harrisburg, Jan. 5, 1853
SENATr-Thomas Carson, Whig, elected
Speaker over Geo. Sanderson Dem. by
majority.
In the House, William Jack, Dem. electe,
Clerk.
D. FIemming, Wing, elected Clerk 0
Senate.
Message read to-day.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-08

ORPHASs' CoUnT SALE.-Our readers will find
some valuable real estate offered for sale by the
Executors of Ziba Bird decd, and also by the
Administrator of John C. Lebig decd.
WE refer our readers to the advertisement OF
James II. & Thomas Hart Groccrs No. 229
North Sd street, Philadelphia. To ourselves, and
to many of our readers and merchunts, this estab-
lishment is well known as one of the oldest and
best in Philadelphia.
LAND OwSEns.- See Advertisement to Far
mers and others.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-08

In BAD TAsrE.-lt appears that among
the flags surrounding the coffin OF yelling
ton, when it lay in state a, Chelsea Hospital
was the one which was captured at Wash
nglon, when the Federal capitol was sacked
in the war of 1912. The Duke of Yelling
ton always characterized tha, as an ac: OF
vandalism