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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-06
from the Marion. Miss Republican, 2l.t
IMPORTANT FROM MISSISSIPPI.

Threatened Negro Insu,rection in Jasper
Congratulations among Mem-Pro-
jse. to murder the WAites-7hs Conspiracy
DiJcovered.
Judge Watts Informs us that a serious and
extensive combination or organization has been
discovered among the negroes near Garands-
vile, Jasper county. 1t seems that an old
negro, about 65 years old, was at the head Of
it; he sustains the reputation OF beng CON
jurer, and the negroes were In the habit OF APP
plying to him as great physici or conjurer
who could cure all kinds Of diseases. The
facts, SO far as developed, are briefly rs
follows:
trustworthy negro on neighboring
plantation. after having received pledges OF
secrecy, revealed the existence Of a conspira-
cy to an overseer, and requested him to re-
pair to = certain place in the midst of dark
unfrequsntcd swamp, and see for himself
The overseer did not go, but the next morning
he took with him some friends, and went to
the spot designated by the faithful negro
There they saw every indication Of a large
crowd having been assembled; horses had
been tied up fires kindled. and from appear
ances they calculated that upwards Of 100 ne
groes had there assembled on the preceding
night They left the spot, and the neighbor-
hood was quickly alarmed. Several negroes
were taken up. and among the leader, or old
eoniurer.
The greatest excitement was prevailing in
the conntry;a council was held. and it was
decided that the negroes should be hung i'm
mediately Ropes were procured. and the
sentence of the council was about to be exc
cuted. when the crowd relented, fearing les,
the innocent should perish with the guilty.
The negroes were then severely whipped
and they confessed that the conspiracy ex-
tended throughout large section Of country
that there existed several other organizations
called schools" in the ncighborhood, and
that their object was TO organize in sufficient
force and msrch. increasing their force as
they went, 10 a free State.
No arms or ammunition OF any kind could
be discovered, but the negroes confessed that
they were to meet at Garandsville next Sal.
urday night to make start. When asked why
they selected that place as a rendezvous. they
could give no reason. and the presumption is
that they intended to sack the place and muir
der the inhabitants. Two white men, they
say, have been among them. but their names
were not known by the negroes. nor wa.
anything developed which could identity them
Arms and ammunition are probably concealed
somewhere. such scheme would never
have been attempted without them.
1t Is supposed that such an organization o,
School exists near Chunkeyville. in thi.
county. and we recommend that vigilan
system OF patrols be at once adopted through
ont The country. Suspicious characters anc
Shown aoohuonists exist among US. and W,
cannot De too Nigiant in watching over GU
slaves, and thereby protecting them from tn.
Niie influences which are known 10 exist !,
our county Marion Kis,.l Republican.
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w.,sn Mass.-Dr. Calvin Gutter.
Penn.-Prof. j. F. S.oddsrd.
80 Erie CO., O.--C. s. Royce.
raa.Llin. Warren CO., O.-W. I. Haw-
horn. .;,nati. Or. d. Pesse.
T.,or O.-E. Adamsou.
r.. sbors synopsis given Of the principal
lsa;ny. OF the Institute, can of course
pf0ea. Int feeble idea Of the impor,an. les
COW instruction impaired. and the intense
so .,. - manifested throughout the session
, ~. Zone however, that those teachers in our
VT a.y who were not in attendance. may make
en- cow arrangements as to be with US next ses-
'D r.. Wayne County Teachers Association
.s..s in different places throughout the coun-
= ,oonthlv. This Association will make pro-
.y;.;oo for holding another Institute as soon as
!, deemed best -. =,
The next meeting Of the Association will
held in Cambridge City. on Saturday, the
s9l inst. Teachers and friends Of education
.I,ouohout the county are invited to attend
w. D. HENKLE, President.
&c. THORNTON, Secretary.
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INFAMOUS OUrRAGE.-Dr. E. W. Carmicb-
Gel. of Sand Lake. quiet and estimsble cit
lien-was called up abou. l2 o'clock on Fri
day night. He supposed that his services
were required, and he proceeded TO the door
without su,pecsins danger. AS he opened it
SIX persons wearing masks and otherwise dis
salsed. rushed into the hall. and seizing hin,
with great violence. dragged him into the
street street threatening that unless he would pledge
nl'nseii not to make complaints against per
sous selling liquor, they would whip him
an, MS he refused TO do, when they bruised
MI MIN considerably; but before inflicting upon
nin any severe injury. they fled. apprehen-
sse 'na' the Doctors ouscries would bring as.
sslnce In the scutfle he tore off one Of the
masks ma and thereby recognized the wearer.--
M party was from the adjoining towns of
APPS and Nassau The arrest Of portion
=. 'nen'' a. least. is anticipated; and for the
Al a. VI puoie justice 1t Is to be hoped tha,
al may be arrested and punished. 4Borv
Journal, lug 90.
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cxauLAR RAILROAD ACCIDEST-LocoMo-
sur IoosE.--The Cleveland Plaindealer gives
:, accoun: OF singular accident which oc'
,urred on Thursday afternoon, on the North
.,u division Of the Toledo Railroad, near To
do. by which the locomotive Tiger" was
.ompletely demolished. That Journal says:
The engine was near the apex of steep
,-,de attached TO heavy gravel tram, when
e. coupling between itself and the tender
40 vav. and left the locomotive TO shoot
s,vard ike a flash of lightning. without en-
r;ossr fireman, or any other person to check
p, motion. She whizzed on without regard
n rules or regulations, passing switches and
c,o..ipps without any monition or alarm on
her part.
gang Of hands that were busy levehng and
r,aveline the track. The men had barely
sme to lump out Of the way of sure destruc-
ton, On, on, she sped, with her head to
Yard the west, until she arrived at a gravel
he'd switch, which she appropriated to her
own use. jumped off the track, turned com d.
nl.te double somerset, and SO twisted and
iurped herself as to land right side up. head
ID in a reverse direction, completely demol-
.hing the Tiger. and terrifying gang O!
lands that happened to escape destruction at
the final smash up.
When the coupling broke. the engineer and
fireman happened to be on the tender. and
thus they were deprived of .he pleasure of
this lightning ride. The engine happened to
mass over the road on the time Of the down
passenger train. but by fortunate occurrence
he passenger train was delayed beyond her
tine. and thus saved itself from certain de-
siruction.
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TEMPERANCE MEDAL-We have received
from Messrs. Burbank L. Bro, a beautiful
medal. On the face it bears the inscription,
State Of Indiana. June 10, 1855. No Re
and JOY, the sun; and of tetotalism, an inver-
ted goblet. On the reverse are the words:
TO commemorate the passage of the Prohib-
tory Liquor Law" embraced in pretty
wreath. The general appearance is that of a
gold eagle.
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President W. c. Agricultural Society.

UNION SCHOOL HoUsE.-The new and SPLEEN
the past season, is nearly completed. The
Trustees expect to open the schools about the
Goth of this month. They suppose they will
be able to accommodate. in this house, from
FIVE to six hundred pupils, and if this should
not accommodate all the children who may
apply for admission, other school rooms and
teachers will be furnished to meet at least the
demands of the resident children of the city,
and perhaps some others.
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THE GREAT WEsr.-The enterprise, pro-
gress and hberality of the Great West is
source of deep qualification and pride to every
Western citizen, and in fact 10 the whole
American people, Viewed however, from one
position the rapidly of our progress is an
abiding and increasing source of jealousy 10
several classes OF our country. Tie masniti
cent mercantile and manufacturing enterprises
of tie West. heretofore all eastern monopoly,
are now looked upon, by she Atlantic estab-
lishments not merely as rivals, but in many
instances as successors to their glory. In
this advancement the Queen City has made
the most imperious strides. and upon her the
Atlantic cities look with jealous concern.
Among the enterprising business houses in
( Cincinnati, now awakening this spirit of jeal-
ousy in the kindred establishments in the East,
is Bakers Hat House, No. IA Walnut street
below Fourth.
+ But a few years ago when we wanted an
extra fine hat we looked down deep into tie
crown to find the name of Beebe emblazoned
in gilt. lately however, We have learned tia;
the name of Baker, Cincinnati, in the crown,
indicates peculiar excelencies which have
been tested and approved. and which have
made Baker the hats of the day.
By Messrs. Baker IL Co.'S Card. in another
, column. 1t will be seen that they are now OPP
efasng IN their new house on Walnut street
ms Is now the largest and one of the mos,
splendid establishments on thi. Continent. and
, as such IS prepared to afford unequaled sd
i vaniages to either wholesale or retail daaIa-s
or 70 customers \ sis; through all the Va.
rious departments of this immense establish.
mens. will amply repay dealers who go ei,he,
+ to purchase or through curiosity.
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New ESTABLISHMENT. - Toys, Notions,
Corrections, Oysters. dc. dc.-Ihe attention
of the public is invited TO the advertisement
of Mr. P B. Minturn. published IN another
column. We called in the establishment a
few DAYS since and found it in charge of Mr..
George Creiner, formerly connected with
similar estabh shment in this city. and permit
us here to say, that there is no man in tie
country better qualified to take charge Of such
An establishment than is Mr.. Creiner. He is
perfectly at home in a toy shop. This estab-
lishment is designed for the wholesale and re-
tail TT de of Toys, Fancy ARTICLES, NoTIoNs.
CoNFECrIoNs CIGARs, &c, &c. The assort-
ment is the most complete ever brought 10
this CITY, and is arranged with neatness and
taste In connection there is an Oyster Sa-
loon--a room upon the first floor for gentle
men, and neatly furnished one in the second
story for ladies and gentlemen, where oysters
will be served up in the best style Of the cpl
curian art Mr. Creiner understands this part
of the business like q book, and all who pat
ronize him will find that such is the fact
Call and see for yourselves.
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MARKEDLY Rev. Georse b. Jocelyn. at his residence
n 3d. Mr.. JoKs T OF
TO W. Of New
On ult. ty James ~ Poe Esq, Mr.. JoHs W
Miss J. CrLHks1soS all OF this
On the 81 September, by James n Poe, Esq. Mr.
Mss MARY A VIC all ofthis vicinity
EcIisious Notice...Rev. George B. JoeeIyn will
preach Methodist Episcopal Church. city
ne The public
10
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Time of Holding County Pairs.

Wayne county, CentreviIle, Sept. Il, IL, Is, IA.
Union Fair, knightstown. Sept. IS. l9, 20.
Rush county, Rushvilie Sept Is, II, IS
Hancock county, Greenfield, Sept II, Is, H.
Henry county, New Castle. Sept IS y, ..
Delaware county, Muncie, Oct. 10, Il, IL
Hendricks county, Danyille. Sept ~. 20, p.
Shelby county, Shelbyylle, Sept. 10, 20, q.
boone county. Lebanon, Oct s, 4, 5.
Ohio and Switzerland, Fevay, Sept. l9, 20, q.
Putnam county, Greencastle, Sept. %, -, IS.
Dearborn county, Manchester, Sept &c, y, IS.
Knox county, fineennes, Oct 4. 5.
Washington and Orange, Liv 80, Oct. 3, /.
Porter county, Valparaiso, Ucs: 3, T.
\ adison county, Anderson, Oct. I, 5.
Fayet:e county Connersvilie, Sept. %, IS, -, 2s
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WILSON McGREw SoN.-The jewelry
establishment Of McGrew 81 Co, long
known to our oldest inhabitants on Main St,
between Third and Fourth. after remaining
stationary at the old place for the last forty
five years. has a. last been removed.
They can now be found on the southeast
corner of Fourth and Main, in store fitted
up by them with usual neatness, richness and
taste, at which place We advise all TO call who
have any desire to view articles of Silver and
Plated Ware, Jewelry of every variety,
Watches. and indeed,'an d every thing usually
kept in such establishments, in all their bril-
liancy and richness. We called in Yesterday,
and our visit left nothing to regret. except
that We had no. followed Shakespeare advice
and put money in our purse.
Tie Messrs McGrew, in addition to the
stock they had hand at the old place, have
just receyad a large and beautiful addition
thereto from New York and Philadelphia, and
from Europe.
Among other articles OF great beauty and
value We noticed Chinese ivory work box,
on which those ingenious artizans seemed to
have exercised more even, than their usual
ingenuity. Our reaGears may imagine its
beauty when we say 1t is valued at some five
hundred dollars.
We noticed also beautiful silver tea set,
with Rcbecca pitcher, Of great beauty and
richness Unfortunately, it was sold, and
only awaited the engravers art to have the
fortunate purchasers name inscribed thereon
AS for US, we could only look. admire and
wish We hope we did not covet.-Cincin
matt Gazette
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Premiums OH Farms.

The Agricultural Society of this County has offered
premium of Silver Cup for the best cultivated Farm
and appointed Messrs David Commons Horton Ferguson
and John Scott, committee decide between coinpet-
for the prize 1t i. desirable that entries thu.
premium should be made at early day possible,
and for this purpose the entry book and all
who wish have their farms entered in this list will
please address the undersigned early day pos
sible, that the have opportunity Of
making personal VISIT in the performance of the duties
assigned them ID. +. HOLLOWAY
President W. c. Agricultural Society
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Wayne County Fair.

For the convenience of Exhibitors, it ha, been deter
mined that the exhibition Of Horses shall be Wedncs
day, the second day of the Fair; and tho day.
Thursday, the Cattle will be shown. The members of
the respective committees of these classes will plea
promptly the ground The exhibition Of Horseman-
ship the Ladies, will take place friday o'clock
he committees will be called at 0 o'clock on Wedncs-
day and ali v.cancie. will be supplied at thattime
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The NEW FLOUR BoLr--Messrs- Nordyke,
Ham d Co. are receiving almost daily. orders
for their improved Flour Bolt. 1t is making
a revolution in the manufacture of -four
The old and cum bersome silk bolt, is fast Civ
ing place TO the wire bolt. For information
in regard to this bolt. address Nordyke, Ham
IL Co.. Richmond, Ind.
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LUMB Err VAR ID
Fresh Arrival!

uAvING just Philadelphia and Pittsburg
Alarge Of Drugs which. in addition 10 my old
stock. makes IL complete. ready 20 vAt upon
Country Druggists and Phscians who will and - 70 .s,
sss~here, am prepafea
prices the times Having sssetea WIN
the medicines which have, safey reeommshd
them public and Raiifers woaa 90 yes 70
my stock OF Paints snd pr,ess
Pedders spriied Win Esssnces
Castor and s~xN e>nerai OF
Tooth Hair Paint brushes Paints, Per
famery soaps superior arfaefe o. foossco ana
o.,s $50 Do not forset the No, which - ~ Main
-, ca..smer,w with prompt affection.
correctly answered. Physicians prescriptions
..ra.,Itv cgu1roundesi a. all hears, aay nj 2ht
e@t.'' L. II MCCULLOUGH.
wholesale and Retail Druggist.
u.lv % 1855. Ne. 81 Main street, Richfnont
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THAT SERENADE.-A few evenings since,
having retired after being much fatigued, but
ere slumber's chain had bound US, we
were honored with a serenade beneath our
window by some fair friends, for which we
tender our grateful thanks. We only regret
that we have not had an opportunity of ten
deriug our thanks in person. The voices were
familiar, and
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Fond memory brings the light
OF other days around me. =

WATsoS's DAGUARREIAN Rooms, are still
visited by those who wish good and true pic
lures. His style is equal to the best artists in
the east west, and he permits no picture to
go from his rooms that is not perfect Call at
his rooms opposite the Citizens Bank.
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Great Bargains.

THE undersi gned having removed from New Paris,
l will sell his house and lot in that place. also his
house and lot y miles north ef Paris, on the road
leading from New Paris Palestine-b tn propcrtys
being yery desirable and pleasant situations. Any
person hing Ia purchase. may call on John p Ire
land New Paris James ireland, one mile north of
Paris or Samuel Todd. p miles north of Paris, the
Palestine Pike who viii! give all necessary I'M orma
ton ANY one wanting real bargain, now is your
chance. W M lHE-LANi-
\a. Taris q AUGUST O. 1855 S4-f
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Es-BADGEs for the Wayne county Fair,
can be had az this office
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FALL GooDs.-Those who wish TO naska
purchases of ssasonable goods. are referred
to the New York Cash Store, under the Starr
Hall
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OCTOBER ELECTION.
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES.

~ give authorized q announce AMEs Arden
Esq candidate for Judge of this Judicial circuit
- We authorized to announce ANDREW +. SCorr
cand date for Clerk of the Of county
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TyS Single copies of the PALLADIUM. can
be had, neatly enveloped, for five cents.
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YOung's Express

NATILL all deliver Flour to order, to
w eetiier with all kinds Of Provisions, groceries &c.
charge. Express hauling done order short
left Youngs Provision House. for Fiour
Provisions, receive prompt attention. Thankful
heretofore received he hopes
and unrng make pleasant
profitable him with call for -four
provisions highest prices paid all times for
T. y. YOUNG.
March
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Steam Saw Mill.
SHU TIE & BRO w

= II Z I Z q D II y w
w OULD respectfully inform their friends aud the
w public generally tnat they are now prepared 10
furnish bills of lumber. of almost every quality md
to any ordinary extent At their Steam Saw MIL near
U.pot in this city and At the shortest notice They
have also IN connection Lath Machine. which esz-
bIes the N to supply the demand for Laih Also. a
article of Icmfn- They also wish to bay all kinds
of timber suitable for Lumber for which they "a III
paw fair price. Any wishing to purchase or hav-
ing for any thing their line. invited 70 call
Richmond. June 7. 1855. 1o-u
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

rU>uE subscriber has received large and general
Groceries, which he is prepared sell
place this city His
Sugar, Noiasses, Tea Chocolate,
Cocoa, Rice. Rlisins, Tobacco. Cigars, Wooden. Willow
establishments Persons wishing thing
In his line well chill upon him before looking
ha OF be
GEO. ". BARNES.
No 81 Main street.
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~Wright IL Hollingsworth, have just
received splendid lot of silks. Delaines,
Merinos, &c &c Call and see them.
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MUSIC LESSONS.
MISS MISSOURI STANTO

N 50 VI = 81 I n > A " " y
ETU rms Der thanks TO her former patrons would
announce 10 the public thai she will commence
Of lessons in Music the Piano
Monday September lsh-ths
Terms for the So Of instrument
Richmond, g.
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FOR SALE.
Glass ware.

HAyEa large lot OF Glassware for sale consisting in
part quart gallon and gallon Jars. Coolies, TuIl
blers, (soue hne lanterns utter Plate. Preserve
Hates, W l.. FAKQUHAR.
81 Main
q SUPERIOR Liver Oil Just received and for
~ sale at l.. Il. McCTLL0UGI'S-
July 90 No. - Main
Hydraulic Cement and Plaster Paris at very low
II prices for cash. L. ii. McCULLOCGuS.
July SO. No A. Main street.
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FIRE, FIRE. HIRE.!!
MESSRS. GRO CKER d son,

~EATEFUL for the very liberal pasrooase which fsAs
Ubeen them heretofore return their thanks
for their support
They would also their eus.oner thai ry are
sece-ing % Groceries feJ ma efs
city. vhieh thry Will sei or iof
Is they buy for cash. end sell exclnss -,
sare they fatsf thems MAKE 70 INC ~
vantage Of every buy 81 tnesL v,ou. "a
Pei on Rand yhsshthey viii deliver 70 sny ~. % N
free Of charge. Orders len With them r'i DC p''np'v
tended 70 -, h.,a "A pAv Far All
kinds Of produce, "a lass. 4-ss
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NOTIONS AND CONNECTIONS

NJ. G. LEWIS & co.
A RE receivisg their Spring supply Of new and
- fresh Goods consulting OF great variety Of NO
lions. TOYS. CONNECTIONS. FRUITS, NUTS,
PEREgaiERY, Be which they offer for sale At hole
sale OF -etaiI terms will suit customers.
They have also established in connection BAKE
RY, and prepared 20 furnizh TO order everything
in that line hoesale and r.tsil the best OF arti
Giles. and at row terms they can be had In tho
city.
Call and examine stock We have the articles
O, s.le and sill sell those no wish TO purchase
4 = West room Of the Sloan House.
Richmond Apri 49, 1885 l7-tf
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Residence for Sale.

SCOTT Il CRAWFORD hav. = fen dozen .: Kid
- Gloves At less than half price-sish;ly damaged
September t, 1855. 3stf
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Spring Style Of Hats.

JOHN SJFFRINS wonlA respectfully inform
his friends and the public that he has Just Fecev-
ed the Spring style Of Fashionable Hats. They
very neas, and Of high fnish he has aiss gen
eral assortment Of plain and other Hats Caps, Per-
sons wishing % purchase are invited 20 call
VSr~s Is 1879 1s-6
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Centreyille Steam Works,

J O0O POPLAR. Walnut Red Oak and Ash Logs wanted
for which the highest cash price will paid on
delivery a the Depot.
III large supply efPoplar walnut. oak and ash shin
giles OF superior quality, and Jost
hand at reduced prices.
20 Timber worked upon the halves LARGE
logs We aise do Turning Saving Heminy
Grnding EATON & CLARK.
July 60 lca5. Ss-H
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An Address to the Christian Clergy,

BY s CRAAPToN. with an Appendix containing the
Spiritual Experience of WILLIAM BCLLA
This small work has issued. is
at the bookstore OF Burbank Bro Richmond.
Bly,, above Fourth. Vines;reet, Cincinnati.
September 6, 1855.
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Just Received:

= DOZEN Giichrist American Razors, every
- ed give satisfaction. Also supply Of Nul
eanizei Gum Betting widths. No. IS Main
THOMAS BENTON.
August %, 1853. 3j-tf
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Dry Pine nnA Poplar Lumber.
rrsr received . lot Of Clear Pine On hand aH an
"a - 900 seasoned fspiss al snses
nsssss: TIoorLs. pine ana poplar, On A.e1 r.rv
1ssrenth. 1855 ~