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The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-04-06

To provide for the aPPoinsen; of Board of Trustees
Of Public Schools, and the levy Of for school
purposes in the City Of Richmond
SEC /. Be 1t enacted by the Common Council Of
the City of Richmond that there be three persons sp
pointed by the Common Council. vho shall be STYLED
the Board Of Trustees for public schools and gov
erned BY and liza bic all the penalties
Of &C; TO provide for general system of Common
Schools, passed March 5. 1885.
SEC. That the frs, person appointed shah eontin
in Office such Trustee until the stated ting
time A. D 1855. and the third until the sane time in
A. D.. 1855.
. SEC. ;. That j. shall be the duty of the Common
Council. annually their stated meeting Novem-
Der. appoint Trustee Tor Pahiie Schools hose
term of service shsll be three years, ana in
csncy occurs In said Board Of Trustees the Council
shall fill the sama for the remainder Of the term
SIC l. The Trustees appointed under The first sec
tfon of this Ordnance, snail meet with week
after their appointment and take cath affirm
faithfully perform their duties and organize BY the
appointment OF one of their number as President
SIC D. They shall appoint Clerk, tho shall keep
full record OF their proceedings.
SIC The City Treasurer shAl act Treasurer o.
the Board and give bond in such amount they may
require for the faithful 2erfor OF his duty.
SEC. The Board of Trustees shall prepare and
publish full and complete code of by laws for their
own goveYnmen and the regulation and government
schools, and all connected Their ewih subject
TO the approval of the Com mon Council.
SEC Be further ordained. That 10 pay the pres
emit indebtedness. and prosecute the work the pub
lie school house IN ter contract Their be levied
tax OF three mills the dollar OF the valuation OF ali
the real and personal property liable to school in
the city of Richmond, to5ether with = tax OF twenty
five each POLL which levy the City Clerk SD all
place upon the duplicate of the city be collected
other taxes collected for the city.
SEC This Ordinance TO be in force from and alter
its passage.
Passed and approved March OF, 1855.
JOHN FINLEY. Mayor.
BENZ W DAVIS City Clerk
March 50, 1855. l6-2s
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Valuable Saw Mill Property for Sale

I HE undersigned offer sell their Saw Mill property.
situated 4 miles southeast of Richmond, Wayne
county. Indians the Richmond and Boston turnpike
at the falls of Elkhorn The Saw Mill is in good
ming order and capable of saving from 1000 5000
Of lumber per day and timber Of The best quality
as poplar, oak walnut, Sc, in the immediate vicinity
abundance and ready sale at Richmond for all kinds Of
lumber This seat possesses superior advantages
many others. having q fall of - feet, and lying
neghhorhood of Of the best farming districts the
county rould offer inducements the of
FIGURING Mill, in which there would be very little
competition Together with the above, there IS
acres of excellent land, good dwellings, large and
commodiou. barn, young bearing orchard of well Sc
lected fruit large lime kiln, with ine1haussible
quantity of-stone. Those wishing to buy will do well
TO call and the premises further recommended
ton is unnecessary For further particulars apply
JOSEPH kENW0RTHY, the premises, or WV. 4
j. kESwoRrRr, Il mile north Of Richmond.
March 10 1885. 13-sm
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DIED-At his residence in this city, Thursday, 29h
Of March, WILLIAM wIssIss, in the 4lsyear of his
The deceased possessed energy Of character and
habits No deferred h
accomplishment Of object desired by him. IL human
and perseverance could achieve IL. His ambition
succeed undertaking. induced him to his
health kinds weather long iron frame
could endure it, he but his physical
could endure much and for the last few his
declining finally carried
him 10 grave He and steadfast friend,
neighbour those who needed assistance
poor him friend. and bereaved family
will long husband and father gone from them
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The Last few Bright DAYS

Have brought crowds of ladies to the Store
Of our friend JACKSON, in the Starr Hall build
ing. They have found out the fact that he
has the finest stock Of goods ever brought to
this city. and that he is selling them at rates
surprisingly low There is nothing strange
IN the fact that he is enabled TO sell at such
low rates. He sells for cash, at a small profit
sends that money east--gets discount on
all his purchases-reeeives his goods in a few
days-sells them again at small profit
again sends his order-gets his usual discount
receives his goods-sells again at a small
prohs-shus he is continually turning his
money, making fair profit TO himself. and
furnishing goods at rate far below these old
fogy merchants who turn their capital but once
syear
how can they afford to sell at small advance,
and wait one year for their money withou.
interest. and then the bad debts they make has
to be paid BY the good and cash paving Gus
toners. II you want goods at low prices,
for cash, go Jackson's.
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For the Palladium
SPRING.

SPRING.
BY 9. MLAsK.
Welcome delightful Spring
Bright harbins<r Of blessing. yet in store:
We hail thy soft and joyous song.
Thy gay nd throng.
As thro' Thy groves and bowers we roam once more
rhrie. welcome. lovely Spring.
Laden with perfume from thousand movers
Breathing in richest harmony
Throughout thy fragrant groves and lesfy bowers
We hail thy genial showers.
6emming With dew each fouTet's bell.
That brishtsns forest, hill sde glen and dale
We hail thy rephyrs mild.
Waited n fragrance Der the ao~ery lea.
Breathing q IA soft and sweet.
Joined BY /. thousand tongues replsse
with joyful praise and soul born melody.
Once more released from Winter icy band,
Breathes forth sweet and soothing song
As merry il leaps along
Sparkling and ripping Ger its golden sand
Oh many weary heart.
Oppressed With ,orro. will revive once more
And And =. they rT ns the s,ovss among
Feel sh.s the Winter Of the soul seer
RICHMOND. IxD
MARKEDLY stevens Esq, Of Centerviiie, tn
goth uI. OWENS late Of Pennsylvania to Mis-
MoDLIs the residence Of W. G. Stevens
the County Asylum
With received cake Of excellent qua lily
for which We parties
and happy life
EVERY heart must have a shrine,
Souls blend in one,
As the brooks together run.
Stars that shine upon river
Waksning answering star CLEANS ever;
Wild flowers where the fountains flow,
kiss the flowers that sleep below.
Thus % mortaIs find,
Answering soul and kindred mind
Feeling blending into one. -
As the brooks together run"
by James N. Poe. Esq, Wednesday, March asth.
Mr. VIZ HAWKINS to Miss DIANA BuReorss, all Of this
vicinity.
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READ AND REFLECT
EXAMINE AND BE CONVINCED

THAT the place TO buy bargains is II No 2, Main
i ST, frss door ~e.. Of Pinnmer & wiison.s Drug
Store
The subscriber being snKious TO make . change in
his business will for next twenty 6ays Offer his
entire stock Of Beet. and shoes at COST.
All who In of anything in his line are
respectfully invited 70 call aad examine his Stock
Before purch Asins elsewhere.
Dealers and persons buying BY the DOZEN.
would DO well give him call, :ae soods must
Be sold IN a short time p STAINLESS
March Is, 1885 Ne 81 Main IT. Riehzaona.
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Geo. A. Prince 4 Co.'S Meiodeons

RE decidedly the res, manufactured in this country
IN when compared with others, uniformly pref
As Agents for the West, prepared sell
these instruments at manufacturers prices wholesale
COIBtrRN & FIELD
Piano and Meloieon Depot Fourth street. Cincinnati
ktR assortment Of Accordeons Fatinas Violns is
- about four times large that Of other
the city, and of superior quality Importing
together with variety Of Violin and Guitar
reety from Europe prepared offer great
not only at wholesale. but retail
CoLBURS & FIELD,
Cincinnati Music store. 20 West Fourth street
March 30, 1855. Isl.
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REWARD.
MORE BOUNTY Nd

by an act of Congress passed March s. 1855 all Off
l. GERS and soldiers who have served FOURTEEN
in any of the United States since 1875, arc
entitled to 100 of Land they have not received
it, Those who have received Forty or Eighty acres
are now entitled to enough to make up the one
hundred sixty Those no have rece,v ed one hun
dred and sixty acres not entitled to any more
The beneht OF this act extends to the WIDOW AND
MINoR CHILDREN of the soldier but other heirs
Those who have been engaged in battle entitled
one hundred and sixty acres without. regard to the
period of their service.
Persons having claims under this any other act.
Will have them promptly atten ded to by calling
writing to DAVID T SMITH
March 30-3t. Richmond Ind
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New Spring Goods!

NK|RIGHT s. MOFFIrT receiving from the
w Eastern cities large stock OF New Spring and Sum
Goods. embracing perhaps be
found in the market and selected with unusual with
reference the best styles md the improving demand for
GOOD GOODS We would that have few
and pledge ourselves sell the quality
ces low they he boug the Small
and quick pay is the motto.
Call and a No. 10 Main street. Richmond.
WRIGHT s. MOFFITT
Richmond, Sd month, 30 1855 I5-tf
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Sudden DsatA.-On Thursday night of last
week woman. by the name of Chapman.
with two children came to the Cassel House
in this city. She was from Ohio, and was
going to her husband. in Hamilton county in
this State. She was destitute Of money. and
complained slightly of i'll health. She how
ever. was able to partake of food at the regular
meals. until Saturday morning. when Mr..
Cassel called upon one Of the Township Trus-
tees, and requested that something should be
done for her relief Mr.. SamI. Lynde pro-
posed to send for . physician if she deemed it
necessary. but she declined having one. He
then proposed sending her to the Asylum if
she thought she could stand to ride that far.
She willingly consented. and scanned anxious
to 60. Mr.. Cassel procured very comfor-
table carriage. placed bed in it. in case she
should not be able to sit up. She laid down.
and as nothing was said until they arrived at
the Asylum. no CHI snge in her condition was
discovered. When the keeper of the Asylum
came out to assist into the house. he found
that she was dead! coroner's inquest wa.
held over the remains. and the facts above
were elected. Several physicians were pres
ent and gave it as their opinion that she had
been afflicted with some chronic disease which
made her liable to die at almost any moment,
and that unpropitious moment had come when
she was among strangers. She had expected
to meet her husband at this place, but he d id
not arrive until she was buried
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RtehaOnd PamP, Sash, Blind 4
Deer Mandatory.

JOSEPH DICKINS SON has bought the stock on hand,
II III. Sash and Door Factory carried on heretofore
aver his Pump Nanufactory, and has employed compe
<a, sorkmen in the line and viii hereafter carry on
hat business 10 all its branches in connection with the
pump business Orders for Sash, Blinds, DoorFrames,
punps, Lead God Piping will be properly attended
q 1t reasonable prices.
..A work from his establishment, will DO warran ted
4. rive ratification considerable stock Of the above
.rcles now on hand ID mo. 18th, 1885
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EF"No use Of talkin'." but go to Scott e.
Crawford's if you really are determined to
buy good and cheap goods. While the Sag
N;cht' fever is cooling off in Gin, We submit
whether it would not be rs we'll to take time
BY the uhiskers, and exercise Clemency . lit
tie. See their advertisement
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A RARE CHANCE.
TIN Al ND s T0VE ORE
DANIEL, WARD A. SON

HAVING purchased the Tin and Stove Store Of A.
HI Swain, and having made largo additions o the
same are prepared to furnish COOKING STOVES. Of
the most approved patterns and of various Sizes Par
LoR SrovEs OFFICE and SHOP Stoves Coal Stoves
and CRATES Stove Pipe Of all sises constantly on hand
Stove Trimmings Of tin and coppersheet iron copper
and tin Of all kinds kept hand made order
We determined to give this business close atten
ton, and hope TO be able to meet tho Of commu
nifty Purchasers invited TO call and examine our
stock before purchasing. Shop tho Main
and Marion streets.
Richmond, March l6, 1855. IL If
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JUST RECEIVED.

J0SI hCCEIN Ed,
At TIE RAD Road Store. Opposite tie Denot.
IN 000 Rolls Spring Styles Wall Paper. Also. B,a.
AVsVV0 Green Fancy window Paper. for cheap
Kramer. IR- & Co
Richmond. April S, 1855. lsH
Now ON HAN ID. af the n. r. store. o..
sale ies. XII Co.
April 5. 1855 6-1
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Executors Sale.

w ILL be sold at public sale Fifth day Thursday
" the 18th of April the late residence Of
Dr. John Thomas deceased late Of Wayne county. six
miles north east of Richmond, the Paris and Williams
burg road the follow property, viz One two horse
plovs, cradle moving scythe two
year old Durham bull and other cattle. sheep and
hogs clock cupboards tables chairs
small wheel large wheel and kitchen furniture
Also OF medicine and INSTRUMENTS large lot Of
medical and other books ElectToisng machine. and
variety Of other articles not mention Sale to
o'clock said day. hen will be mad
known and d ue attendance given by
HENRY W. THOMAS Executor.
March g. 1855. l4-3t
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At the Annual meeting Of the Hoosier Fire
Company. held Ap. 4th. the following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year. to wit:
Ezra Smith. President; John D. Virgins.
Vice President; James Smith, Secretary,
Tho's Newly, Treasurer; David P. Grave,
LIST Director; Bennett Barmer. I'd Director;
Stacy H. Wilkins. Messenger.
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed admins OF the estate of ash
ingon Baldridge late Of Wayne county. deceased Ali
persons having claims against said estate will please
prosen. them for within from this date
and all persons owing said estate will please make imrne
date Payment Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
HENRY MANIFOLD, Admir-
March Is 1855 1885,
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SUMNER rkRN-Miss BirdsaIl viii COM
menee the summer session of her school
on Monday next. Miss BirdsLl is deserv-
ediy popular IS . teacher, and we cheerfully
recommend her as such, to our reader Her
room is pleasantly located. and patrons may
confidently con6de pupils to her charge.
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Spring Style Of Hats.

JOHN SUFFRINS would respectfully inform
- his friends and the pnbiic that he has Just yeceiv
ed the Spring style Of Fashionable Hats They
very neat, and Of high fnish. He has also gem
eral assortment OF plain aud ether Hat. Caps Sc Per-
sens wishing 10 purchase are invited to cali
March Is, 1858. l3-f
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Executors Notice.

-, nsfeey given that the undersigned has
60. IS eTEasntAry OCT Of the wayne Common Pleas
=, . $50 OF John Hill, deceased, ALL persons
INDEBTED said Esta,e ar, hereby no.
'hed 70 pay tae same Immediately ali persons having
claims asainst said estate TO them
ding to Law, The Estate is supposed 10 be sair.a,
Richmond April 5sh, 1855 ia.
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vuNHE undersigned hereby notifies those concerned
Il that he has obtained from MILLER Baewx
Land and Pension Agents OF Washington City tho
eessary forms for making application for BOUNTY
LAND. donated by Nc, OF Congress entitled AN
Act IN addition certain granting bounty lana
certain officers and soldiers who have been engaged
in tina military service of the United States
March $, 1855. This late gives 100 OF Land
to ali otfsers soldiers their widows miner chill
dren. Wsgea Masters Teansters, Sc, who have
served fourteen days Of the Wars of the Caited
state. since 1870. All application, made through ne.
- ill be attended 10 by said Miller Brown Attorney.
at the Pension Otfee, Washington City
JOHN FINLEY
Richrn onj. March 80 1855. l5H
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TOWNSHIP ELEcrIos.-On Monday last the
following persons were elected to the offices
placed opposite their names:
JOHN s. LYLE, Justice Of the Peace.
W. ZIMMERMAN, Constable,
E. STIDHAM, :"
WV. PARRY. Township Trustee.
JOHN SUFFRINs Treasurer
The Sag NIGHTS made no opposition. We
Constable, but the ticket was written in . style
Of chirogaphy SO foreign to the English that
it could not be made out, 50 even that honor
WAS not done the party Of which he is the ac-
knowledged leader.
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rI- A small building adjoining the resi-
dence of Joseph Holman. residing two mile:
south of this city. was burned on Mondy last
Il caught from ashes in . barrel
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PAPER HANGING!

FINHE undersigned are prepared TO paper .
perior manner They prepared furnish every Va
risy and pattern Of Cincinnati prices
In their line left their residence 9Th house Depot
ca Sixth street Kramer, Irwin & Cos, Railroad
store, opposite the Depot: where large Pa
Per constantly hand will re promptly attended
a A. aON
March =, Is5s. iL,f
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Look Out!

THE sale Notes Of Rev. WEI II. Goode. were lea With
TOT collection and the S6th March
s De IN Richmond shortly and viii be much dis
be sufficient yJnES ~ poE
s>aSa1nchd
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Best Materials,
WARRANTS
TABLES.
Centre Tables,
Bure aus.
Bedste ads,
Extraordinary Disclosure!

admitted fact that the allied armies in the Crimea
m sh ., s the friendly
existing between and the public about to be
Offering large and well selected stock Of Staple
DRY GOODS,
As cheap as the cheapest.
A good the best,
And neat Is the neatest.
A. y. n osn pro-. ~ 10y BY test
And assortment o great.
Unsurpassed show.
By stock in the State,
But what does
Believe he proves
1t true that he says.-ExIT MrsK.
Well, say friends and customers and all
concerned grateful past patronage and hope by
atteation to merit continuance OF
good. in and Phiadepha It very low prices
and sas.fed with small profits less than New York
Ladtes' Goods
IL large embracing variety of style. quality and
price Plain and figured black six.
ror quality plaid striped and plain fancy Tissues Be-
ChalIies DeBeges Mexicanas Orleans Flora,
Ber.ge Silk and Tikora sha.is Jacons and Lace
nasr'sey:' ehsnisss Lace and Cap Good.
Jasonet Riebons Trimmings Silk Lace and PRINCES. Wells
HOSLERY
very large stock Of Hose and half Hose from up
he cheapest cotton, thread silk Linen Kid and Kid
silk Under shirts and Ladies' Vests.
BOnMets.
Aiarge assortment Of the --latest yles of Bonnets Hats
Misses and childrens Flats infants fancy
and boys Panama. Mexican Mandarin, Leghorn Rutland
Braid, Palm-leaf Silk and style soft Fur and Fancy
Hats JI J'GESTLEMEN'S GOODS.-A fine assortment OF
Cloths Fancy and Black French Casmeres Doeskns
Cashmere Satnet Linen and Nanksen Pant stuff Cotton
ade Cambleteens Croton cloths, Coat Linens Silk Satin.
Narseilles and Velvet yestings
0ariotvE
Wide curtain Linen and Oil Shades bleached and brown
Shirtng Sheeting and pillow Muslins
French Ginghams, Plannes white Counterpanes
Coverlets Bags Carpets q large io
Parasols Looking Glasses Carpet Bags Saehels Window
Paper Cotton Yarn, Carpet Coyeret Warp Wcking,
rwine, Cotton Cording &c % Don the Pet Lamb
and Striped Balls,
No. 3, Main street, Richmond, Indiana.
SCOTT IL CRAWFORD.
March30. 1855. l5u
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eosAoPoLIrAN ART UNIoN-Will the Sec
'e'ary OF this institution do US the favor to re.
Ply 70 inquiries recently made OF him BY let
Ter BY u.s.
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LARGE and varied assortment Of desirable styl
Of Dress Goods in the market, now be found q
No. 10 Main street, and for sale by
WRIGHT MOFFIrT
Sd Nc. So 50
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I'VE consider the DAcuxna1orrpr,

~ I'VE consider the DAGuERREoTIPE,
however simple and familiar it may appear
to the public in general, as one of the most
remarkable inventions Of the nineteenth cen
fury 1t has = truthfulness of expression, an
absence of every thing like flat,ery that puts
the power of the pencil completely at defiance
-Emerson Bennett.
Such is the language of one Of the most
distinguished literary characters. and 1t but
half expresses the honor due this beautiful
art; however, all who wish to see fine speci-
mems of the same, should call at the Boswell
Gallery. where they can obtain for trifie,
Pictures that will be lasting pleasure and
satisfaction to themselves and friends.
Religious Notice. -.Bishop UPHOLD will IL God
win hold Convocaton Of his Clergy Of
Southern Indiana, in St. Paul's Church. Rich
The Bishop will preach Tuesday evening, April
The public will be continued morning and
evening until the Con vocation is adj burned
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Executors Notice.
The Gar of Russia is Dead!

4 4XS NAO4 Va ASASS4U AZ OO1Ns
SOME predict cessation of hostties in Europoo,hers
- differ this opinion; thing certain the
affect the warfare carried the New
and high priees) receiving i.rge..
ks of the mountains among
the dollar OF their value We cannot within the limit.
hand but would call the attention of the public to
1000 YARD. black Gro de Sue and Gro de Rhine Silk;
$500 : figured silk and plain do;
yards plain black French DeLaine. These
goods have been bought a, a great .aerihee We
5000 :" Spring DeIaines, every variety
5000 plain and fg'd Bera ses most recent styles.
5000 Manches,er Earisson and French G,nghams To
ten.ion
DOMESTIC GOODS.
shirtnss. sheesinss. French. English and American
neres summer Pantaioonery Irish Linens chiIdren
Fanneis Cheeks, pillow case Muslins Table Diaper
Covers &c.
Hosiery and Glove Department.
We have received during the last week
$50 dozen women. slate Hose. fine arsieie, loo:
200 white Hose. up;
90 real French Kid Gloves. SOC;
10 9 Ladies' silk Gloves, CSC;
SO Whit Linen Matts warranted all linen es
10 French bordered and embroidered Linen HaIfs:
20 Ladies' French needle worked Collars from loo
, doz Ladies' Chemisetts
ALSO just received invoice Of a. AID 50 eoiored
all person. Good. call and examine our
Dry Goods only to be at the store
article marked at the lowest priceswhere the old
anr @ as go h
r. JACKSON.
New York Cash Dry Goods store,
Opposite the Peoples Bank.
cali look at this stock
March %. 1855. 14a
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n "AfsoS's GALLERY is the Emporium Of the
aeffeian Art in this city. All who wish
s''a pictures. should call a. his rooms in the
AeA'on building. opposite the Citizens Bank.
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FAD Pipe large supply asserted u. >, \,
LIZ. !, Ia, n and inches, far sale the Stove
store Of T. ]. BARGIS.
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PAYNE have received Hsrper's
Aoe ior April, aud other popular works.