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List of Intertnents

For the meek ending Mtardap, Seprber 30, '55.
NAME. AGE. DIsEAsB.
Hobt Bowman w. d. r. Yellow fever.
Mrs. Milton, do
J. Mazet. do
Negro-Gail,) do
J. W. MeCutchen, 10 do
Henry l.. Powers, 6mos. Brain fever
Infant slave of II. Jones,
Fanny Fridge. limos Yellow fever
Free man of color W. D. II. Unkdown.
Mrs. j. A. Tomlnson, Childbirth.
Mrs. Power. Yellow fever
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70 Miss Charlotte Cushman, will
return to this country from England in
a few months, and is engaged to play
at the Boston theatre
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The Masons of the city of Philadel-
phia are making great preparations for
the dedication of their splendid new
Temple, just completed on Chestnut
street, above Seventh. There will be
a grand procession and banquet
given in the evening to the delegates
from the Grand Lodge Of other States,
who will be present by invitation. 1t
is estimated that thirty thousand pe--
sons. principally ladies, have visited
the new hall to-day. and at least 100
600 persons have visited it during the
four days that it has been open to the
public.
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EDITOR or THB G5Sg~.--Please announce A. B.
VAIL, as q candidate FOR Representative In the
Lower House Of the Legislature. 4
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~ EDrroR OF CuMET--Please announce II. v.
bAB1N, AZ candidate for Sheriff Of this Parish.
at the approa ching esentica.
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EpiraR OoMEr.--Please announce DAVID N.
BARROW, Of West Baton Rouge, as a candidate
for District Attorney for the 9Th Judicial District,
composed Of the parishes Of Ibervie, West and
Fast Baton Rouge. Election, 1st Monday in No
vember next. MANY VOTERS.
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EpfroR or CoMsr.--You will please announce In
your paper, that B. r. BRYAN, is a candidate
for Clerk Of the District Court at the approach
ing election.
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EprroR or THE CoMEr.--You willplease an
nounce ORAN HACKET, Esq, as a candidate for
Assessor, at the next November election.
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Spffial Motiffs.

STATE OF LOUISGANA-Sixth Judi
cial District Coult-Parish of East Ba-
on Rouge--In the matter of the Success
sion of DAVID 7. FRANCIS, decd.
w HEREAS, GERTRUDE CoMEAux, of
w said Parish, widow of David r. Fran
els, late of said Parish decd, has applied
to said Court, to be appointed Admins
tratrix of the estate of her said deceased
husband.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested to show cause within ten days
from the first publication of this notice,
why the said application should not be
granted. M. MORENO CFk.
Oct 3d. Isl
RECEIVED PER DELAWARE.
EO BUSHELS choice Neshomock Po-
so Bushels Large Red Onions.
25 Kegs Prime White Lard.
20 boz. Brooms.
80 Bbls. Fancy Flour.
10 Superfine.
IS Half +" Extra.
so Sacks New Oats
10 Bbls Large Fancy Apples.
10 Bbls. Prime Leaf Lard.
100 Head White Cabbage.
100 Bags Assorted Shot.
With the above we have fresh stock OF
Northern, Eastern and foreign Groceries,
which we offer low for cash.
oct-6. A. MONTAN & BRO.
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Where nre the ARdavlts :

Under this head, the True Delta 0
the 4th inst, devotes a column tt
prove that Mr.. Miles Taylo'S never en-
tertained the sentiments now battled
for by the American party. In no
ticipg the testimony Of our fellow -citi
zen, James NJ. Elan, Esqr., in refer.
epce to Mr.. Taylors former proclivi-
ties-when the fact Of his candidacy
for Congress, was not yet conceived in
the woumb Of time the True Delta
endeavours to bring Mr.. Elam's testi-
mony into disrepute after the follow
ing manner:
C Knowing, as the writers of
such stuff well do, that exposure of
these Misrepresentation must speedi-
" follow their publication, they avail
themselves Of the fragile memory Of
our poor old friend, the eccentric
Judge Elan, Of Baton Rouge, known
everywhere by tho sobrlquet of "the
solitary mourner,' to prove Mr.. Tay
lor one Of the Know Nothing frateroi
ty by his own admissions The fancis
ful old gentleman says that one day
last April, the first Of the month we
suppose, at some corner Of some street
in the extensive city of his abode, he
and Others "understood" Miles Tay-
lor to ''say, without qualification, that
if something was not done, and done
speedily, to purify tho ballot-box from
the corrupting influence Of the vote Of
foreigners, American liberty would be
lost. "'
Admitting Mr.. Elam's "eccentrici-
ties" no one dare call in question his
veracity. "The affidavits asked for.
by the True Delta, are not wanted in
this case. Had Mr. Taylor set his fist
to such a document as the one that
now rises in Judgment against our
friend, I. Green Davidson there
would be some easy way to get out
Of it. No! Aflidavits prove nothing
in politics. Did Mr. Taylor confess to
have given utterance to the American
sentiment with which he is charged
the party press would prove "abbera-
ton Of mind, or the nsophishcatiom
of youth upon him.
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ish manner. on the Hudson River Rail
road, few days ago. Three mel
were on the track, and the expres
train was coming behind them. 4
wager was made that one couldn't rul
certain distapce without being over
taken by the train. The run began
but the locomotive won, and the bet
ter was killed.-Times.
A foolish act, truly. But the fel
low who committed it, is no longer "s
fool Here's another grave question
for metapbysicians.
BouNrY LAND CLAIMs.-There have
been two hundred and fifteen thousand
eight hundred claims filed for bounty
lands under act of March Sd, '55, of
which $4,000 we're filed in March, Is
900 in April, and $4,000 in May
Thus far the commissioner of pensions
has only been able to issue about 30
600 warrents of all sizes and at the
rate at which they are now issuing
warrents, it will take over two years
to complete the cases on hand. Clai-
mants who are anxious awaiting the
receipt Of their warrents will have to
be patient. No doubt Congress will
devise some means at its ensuing ses-
sion for speedier execution of the law.
The Bey of Tunis, to show his good
will towards the United States, pre-
scented Major Wayne, the Commander
of the ship Supply, which has gone to
the East for camels for the Western
plains, two of the finest camels in his
collection. The Supply left on the
10th of August, taking on board q
beautiful block of marble from the ru-
ms of Carthage for the Washington
monument, presented by Mr.. David
7. Heap, son of our late Consul. The
block is of variegated-red and white
marble, and was cut from one of the
columns Of the temple Of Esculapius
H. The last from the seat Of
war; brought over by the Collins
steamship Pacific, and telegraphed
from New York, on the Sd inst, is,
that the Gar Of Russia himself is 60
ing to the Crimea. The report that
the Russians had retreated to Perekop,
turns out to be nothing but report.
The Russian army in Asia had made
an attack on kars, but was repulsed
by the Turks, with considerable loss,
and had retired to Erzeroum.
Russia had offered to Denmark to
mediate with the United States on
the question Of the Sound Dues.
Tho Inauguration of the young king
Of Portugal was celebrated on the
10th ult.
King Bomba of Naples, bad apollo
gized to England and France.
What apology, was asked for, and
given by king Bomba Of Naples, never
a word is said.
The LAST ATTEMPT 10 Ass1NArE
Louis NAroLEoN.--The Picayune
of the 4th inst, transfers thSg Paris
correspondence of the London Times,
giving detailed account of the last
attempt to assassinate Louis Napoleon,
which was on the 9Th ulto. The En-
peror's visit to the Italian opera, was
the occasion and the assassins name
is Edounard Camille Diudanue; he
mistook the carriage Of one Of the
Chamberlains Of the Palace, Count
Bacciochi, and with a pistol in each
hand sprang forward, when the par
lies from the carriage were about TO
enter the theatre, the police agents,
knocked his arms down, and the pis-
tolls went off without damage. The
assassin proves to be a madman, Of
course.
The Sr. Louis HorEL.-This ex-
III n~.>A Z.
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We are authorised to announce J. y. STUART
as a candidate for District Attorney Of this, the
Sixth Judicial District. Election first Monday in
November
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EDrreR CoMsr Please announce DR.. THOMAS
J. BURLINGTON, as candidate for the Senate,
from the sehatorial District comprised Of the
Parish Of East Batan Rouge.
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SEIERsFF'S SALE.

10y execution directed from the
Wayne Giro 'it Court viii public sale at the
Court house Cenrevlle. Wayne Ind the
24th November 1852 between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A O clock, said day, the following de
scrbel estate. the half OF the south
quarter Of northeast Of section thirty four "a
ship eighteen, of range fourteen. IA
tanning tweu the forty
quarter township IL ofraag@
- of the second principal meridian line
Also three adjoining the and described as fo!
lows Beginning the south % the north
III OF - OF the second Prn
cipal line thence north with the line OF
said section 49, 49,. rods corner thence westward
CT
third
beginning the north Of thu est
half Of the Of section
principal meridian thence with the south line
quarter, ths place q Ginning Also the north
division Of lots no. !2 twelve and Eve in the original
the Newport, beginning ths north
Of lo number Ia thence south With the ling said
lot 10 the centre Hiram ough's
acng said wall, thence south para
Main eighteen feet inches to the oa
side the south wal! OF Hiram Hougs
OF th- aforesaid lot, distance Of fifty
inches the thence
t?5 urh nineteen feetten inches thence
paralle. Win Main street e east line Of said lot No
with the line said lot thirty feet
inches thereof thence with the
line said to the ace .! cgnnin5 Also lots
37 and four, and t~cnty @ feet of the
of lot number IL and sevc1tcen feet OF Of
port: and part a.d oH - Robert
described real situated in the
AMI State q: Indiana the property Q:
Nathan stanton and others satisfy sad decree and
cution Charles William Ipyeuco;t
and others. JOIN C. PAGE, Sh'E W. c.
November !, 1855. S5,2o 40 Al
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THE LADY's BooK-FoR NOVEMBER.
eleventh month this year, and still 100 pages"
This popular magazine comes with its &C
customed punctualitv, and still keeps up its
character as the best ladies' magazine in the
union Ladies as a mass find more in the
Book TO entertain, amuse and instruct,
than in any other publication we know Of
Terms thee dollars year. ANY one can
get it lower, however, by clubbing with our
paper. We will give our paper and the Book
for four doYars
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MPE r A N G E.

PuJlic hstaEqtion # the Officers Of the
T,nple Of Uonor and tie .Soci1 Degree
We are requested TO say that there will be a
nublic Installation of the officers Of the above
named Temperance organizations. AL the Starr
Hall, on Monday evening next, at O'Clock
precisely. The public are respectfully lnvl-
ted to attend. The interesting ceremonies OF
installation will be conducted REV. GEORGE b.
JocELyS, who will also present the claims OF
the Order for support to all who feel an inter
.,t in the promotion Of the cause of Temper
ance The occasion will be one OF more than
ordinary interest, and We respectfully invite
the public 10 attend.
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DRuG SroRE-NEw FIRM.-We beg leave
to call the attention Of the reader TO the adver
tisements of Messrs Holloway IL Haughton,
who have purchased the Drug Store Of Messrs.
Ferguson & Yeo, and formerly owned by
Doctor J. T. Pluunmer & Son. 1t is one OF
the best establishments in the country, and
the articles kept are Of the purest and best
quality. Their preparations are honestly and
scientifically prepared. and all who purchase
may feel confident of the superior quality OF
the ingredients These gentlemen are thor
oughly acquainted with the drug business.
and give their personal attention to it.
DR.. r. E. Haughton, also offers his profess
sional services to the citizens of Richmond and
its vicinity. He is well qualified by education
and experience to practice. and we commend
him to our friends as q careful and skillful
physician.
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Death Of John HI. Brown

At special meeting of Cambridge Lodge. No :. Of
Ancient free and Accepted Aasons held in Cambridge
City October G. A. D. 1855, A. l.. bSs5, the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, IL has pleased Almighty God in his Provi-
deuce remove BY death from among after long
and pTetracted Illness, worthy brother. JoHx II
Brown. Master Mason. member of this Lodge. from
this vord Of labor TO th land of for those
who walk Shiy in their sevcra stations bso-e God
and man. Bro. Brown was born July 10th. 1910, and
ed at his late residence- of pulmonary on 1t
o'cioxk. p NJ, the 9Th inst Therefore,
Resolved, That evidence of our regard for the
worth and virtues of much esteemed an npiary
deceased brother. that wi bury him
Eth inst at II o'clock A. NJ with the usual Masonic
ceremonies.
Resolved. That we deaply sympatkse with tn { rest
Of fellow and esPecia with his much
aeted child and other relatives, the lass
We have all sustained.
Resolved, Tha. the furniture of this Lodge be clothed
IN mourning and hat the brethren the usual badge
Tor thirty days.
hese!Ved That copy Of the foregoing preamble ana
De shed iheeiitnrs OF the Richmond Pal
aaiom aud the Masonic Review, published Cincin-
on!o' Tor publication, and thai copy be sent to
the relatives Of the deceased
by erdcr Of the L0drc
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THE Coop TINE CoNrNG.' The reader
has heard much of the good time coming
and right and joyous anticipations have made
many responding heart light & happy. But
hope deferred has made the heart sick again
and again. The time. however, SO long and
so anxiously looked for is about to be realized
at the Oyster Party. to be given at the popu-
lar boarding house of Mr.. McCown, on Thurs
day evening next. The most ample arrange
ments have been made for luxurious feast.
and ''tiow OF soul" The supper will con-
sist OF the finest oysters ever brought to this
market, with such other appendages as the
markets will afford. The evening is TO be
spent in social party by those who see pro-
per toparticipate in the entertainment. Tick
cts can be had at Burbank's Book Store and
at the furniture store of Mr.. Mersereau, in
the Starr Hall building.
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CH ARlHS PRICE.
Boot and Shoe Dealer.

No. IS Main street, ISie h m ona, Indiana.
HAS recently made editions his OF Boots
4 Shoes. and confidently assures purchaser.
satisfy every demand in his line Among
sr,icI les, he has
Caters several qualities styles OF dnishsone
French Kid EuSkiHs Slippers, Morocco
Boots Jenny Lind Ties Chldrens ties, Ladies' Eub
ter Sandals, and tasty.
large variety of -entieuans Roots. Shoes. Euhbers
Caters slippers Shoes; Boys
description, and ether kinds
mention
order all Of such he
required. Of materials by good
90 Grateful far PAST patronage he respectfully solic!t
Continuance oft.
November !, rc5S 4et
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SeosE a. F.s s.ks -
tnres from TIE Union et parlz C2l saa sex tlsa
September Is 30
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HWe call attention TO the large amount
Of valuable property advertised in our col
umns TO day by Dennis d. King. Real Estate
Agents. These gentlemen are, we understand,
making extensive sales, and we commend all
those having property to dispose OF or who
are wanting to purchase. to give them call,
They give special attention also to auction
sales in town and country, and are doing a
general Agency and Commission Business.
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Adj Illustrators Notice.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE,

q
most onderul discovery o. tsls age of progress.
he following is freq, distinguished member CT the
medic al pr efessien.
ST.. PAUL. January |, 1861.
Prof o Woop-Dear Sir: CEsolic tied send you
this certificate. After being nearly bald Cor lons
time and having all the hair
md having r o Ia 18th in any, induced hearing
of YOURS TO give it trial. placed myself in the
hands of barber, and the Restorative Their spped
and ell rubbed in, i'll the scalp all glow This
repestcd every morning, and in three weeks the
Young hair appeared, and grew rapidly from August
last UP 10 present time and is thick, black and
strong-soft and plea The touc whereas IL
before har what little there of IL, md
this little aiss earring rapidly sill your
Restorative about ice week, and hall soon have
good ana perfect crop OF hair. Now have read of
those fhings-and W no has notl-but have
hitherto any in which persons hair real
~ benefited by any of the hair toncs Sc of the day.
and it really gives plea TO record the result, of
nv experience. | have recommended your prepare
ton to cthcTs, AMI already has large and general
Dug hout The Territory. he peop lie have
its effects, and have confidence III il All who have
used it will coincide ith n what have writ
ten. The supply you sent the wholesale agents
of the Territory, already exhausted ans daily in
,ujres N de for it. You deserve credit for your
discovery. l. one, you THANKS for the bene
fit done for certainty had despaired long
long ago OF eiferting any such result congrat-
ulate that your fortune and large one1 already
made. Yours, hastily, j. BOND.
Firm of Bond S Kellogg Druggists.
st. Psnl. NJ. +.
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r "
most rful discovery OF tsls age OF progress
I he following is from distinguished member CT the
medic al profession.
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NlNCENNLs, md,
Prof o J. WooDs-As you are about t. manufacture
and yeni YOUR recently discovered II Res
will for whon'soever il NAV concern. that I
have used - and know others 10 sea IT, that have
for several wears the habit Of using other Hair
Restor.tives and that find YOURS vastly superior
any other know 1t entirely ciesnses the head from
ru and with month proper " i'll restore
any persons hair the erginal youthful celor and
texture giving Il healthy. soft and glossy appear
ance: anG ali tits without discoorng the hands that
apply il, OF the dress which it drops. | would
thereto re commend It's every DESTROYS %
having fine color and te >ture TO hair
Respect rlIy, yours, WILSON KING.
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- FULGHUM's PATENT SAW MILL-We are
informed that model of this Mill was awar-
ded premium of $50 and Si,e medal at
the Pennsylvania State Fair 1t also received
premium of Silver goblet at the Indiana
State Fair. We are pleased to see the inven.
tive genius OF our citizens so highly appre-
ciatnd
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DiEp-st Richmond. Ind, on the 18th az o.,oh,-'
e. Jordan, of lndisnapss in the sth year Of her
-Snfsr issle children to come unto m. a., sa,,;s
them net. for of such is the kingdom Of heaven
- In Charlottesville. Ind, OF .he I.,h inst. wr-
LIAM t. Of John and Mary Hoover aged 5 Yeas
and months.
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E1SJonS s LYLE, E.QUIRE, this day en-
ters upon tic duties of his office as Justice OF
the Peace lie will dispense law and justice
impartially, and initiate all candidates for
matrimony on "sEort notice and AT the lowest
possjble rates.
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EDWARD G.. POTTS.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Corner Main and Marion streets opposite the
Gilbert House, Richmond, Ind,

IttOert HoUSe, II!cTtfItO'tI. JHu.,
II constantly hand full the low
IN cash prices. OF Drugs Chemicals os Paints Dye
Glass and Glassware. NarnisasS, Brushes, CIern
Cement plaster Paris. French Paints. japan Dryer
Putty spirit. Turpentte, Burning Fluid, Caml-ne, and
Lamps "a great variety.
Aso-Agent all the popular Patent Medicines OF the
day.
AlsosoIe proprietor AMI uan1a ctgrsr Of Or. L. Horn
celebrated vegetable Or. A. Potts celeLr
vegetable Cholera Syrup: Dr. A. Potts univsicd Deaf
Tco:h Ache and Ear Ache Drps, and pr Potts Re
Bassm the best Lin Of the for nterna and
external
the above remedies, should be addressed
Dr. 4 Potts Richmond, lui.
in all the cities, and villages IN
the United States Q sell these remedies
November |, 1855 4c-.f
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SALE OF Cry LoTs.-We are informed by
James NJ. Starr, that be has sold near $50. 900
worth OF city lots during the past six weeks
A large number Of buildings will be erected
in our city during the next summer.
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JEFFERSON. wishing to purchase fine stock.
will please notice the sale of Cattle belonging
to Mr.. Warnock of Kentucky. advertised by
Dennis & King. which takes place in this city
on Friday next, a. 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
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CANDY AND NoTioN EsrABLIsHMENr.-We
passed through our friend Zimmer's Candy
Factory and Notion department. and aside
iFom empty putting. we must say that the en-
terprising proprietor deserves the liberal share
Of patronage he is receiving in the smeet line
ne is engaged in. He sells his can lies at
Cincinnati prices. and country dealer. find ii
to their interest to buy of him. thus saving
the expense OF a trip to the Queen City. by
coming to the little Quaker City His assor,-
nent of Notions. Winter Hosiery. Net Shirts
and Drawers. Gloves. DC. is quite large. and
Mpriees deserving patronage. at wholesale o,
ntail. Call and examine his stock and prices
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WATsoS's DAGUERREAN Rooms. are still
the centre Of attraction for al who desire good
pictures. He is at all times ready to accom-
modate customers, and specially invites all
an
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Agricultural Society.

The annual meeting the Wayne County Agricultural So
e,y will Re held C,nueville Saturday, the i' DAY
~ November An election officers will take place. and
general attendance is requested large huAoer OF h
And Reports are disposed Of ~ the society ~ "
neetinS. D. r ifoLi' -
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LoaAxsPonr. In / J, June %, 1855.

Ic'Io
Mass~s O j. Moon s Co.--t1en..: \ ours of the
3th inst. duly TO hand. Enclosed please find
s3F il ALL Il choose you send me
six dozen bottles Hair estorstive; | think sell
It, It has worked miracles 10 tiis place. SOLD
six II bottles who said, snd il fetched the hair
out all orer mis- head Yours. respectfully.
~ Il. Gl,inLEY.
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tARLNIl:. II iNna q, Ial'.
have used Prof. q. j y oodS Hair Restorative.
ard have admired It's won }erf;i effect. Ny hair
becoming thought, prem stareiy gray, but BY the
use of his .Resrorave, it has resumed its original
color, and have no Doubt perms emily
SIDNEY bREESf.,
TX Senater Tinted States.
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.tchsuotsl PEsmp, Sash, Blind q
a Door Mandatory.

tOsEPH DICkIN son has bought the stock on hana,
:, The Sash and Door Factory, carried on heretofore
.,er hi, Pump Manafactory, and has employed cofnPe
49,, ,or,ncn in the line and win hereafter carry on
-, bn.ines in all branches. in connection with the
n, bus;ness. Orders for sash Blinds. DoorFrame'
p.nos. Lead God Piping will be properly attended
N A. reasonable prices.
~sAl work from his establishmeut will be warranted
.ve satisfaetion considerable stock OF the above
.;.,.. noyon hand I'd mo. 10th, 1885.