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Save Corn Fodder.

Those who were unfortunate, as very many
Were. in getting their hay crops injured with
the wet, or what is worse losing it entirely
should cut off their corn, or enough of it &c
ensure themselves plenty of winter forage
Any kind of stock will greatly prefer it, to
musty hay, or that which is dead ripe. and
will retain their flesh much better.
In cutting off corn, :, the most economical
way is to put Ga hills in shock. The CEN
ire hills should be brought together at the
tops and confined, then corn knife in hand
cut off the remaining so and set them up
without laying them on the ground To lay
down in piles, before shocking is great loss
of labor. as well as risk of getting the fod
der injured by wet.
The shocks should be well secured at the
top, otherwise, they are liable to fall down
and rot before winter To do this cornstalks
are commonly used. because they are handy.
but some of them are sure to give way and
the shocks fall. Hay or straw twisted into
ropes, is preferable. sweet potato vines are Of
ten used. but broom-corn stalks. are still be-.
ter. They quickly used, and very tough
and durable. Lynn other tough bark is
good. The shocks if well secured, may be
hauled in and husked out only as the fodder is
needed through the winter.--Ind Farmer.
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How much Wheat to Sow per Acre.

This is subject about which farmers often
differ, aud . word on the subject may not be
arniss And in the first place we will remark,
that tie quantity of seed to be sowu per
acre, agects the WELD of the crop less than is
generally supposed. In England we believe
the amount Of seed sown, win average about
two bushels; vet one of her greatest farmers
has proved that good crop can be grown
from two quarts Of seed. This, however. was
order, and distributing the seed very regu-
larry with drill made especially for the pur-
pose In this country the quantity varies
from pecks to 2 bushels,-from bushel to
/ ! being the ordinary allowance. From ma
ny years close observation on the subject ".
have come 10 The conclusion that the amount
of'seed necessary, varies greatly with the
kind Of lapd, the manner Of preparing it, and
especially the mode Of sowing. For instance
one bushel, properly sown with good drill,
viii make as much wheat, at harvest. all other
circumstances being equal, as II, or even
more sown broad cast The principal reason
is, that the grain is more evenly distributed,
as that each stool can spread and shoot out a
number Of stalks. Again, if ground is very
uneven, that is, not narrowed smooth and lev
ell, il is useless to SOW thick, as the grain is
collected in punches. in covering it. SO that
not produce more than two or three heads,
and those small. This kind of seeding is
great loss 70 tho farmer, as it is impossible to
have the plants stand evenly on the ground,
and without this, a full crop cannot be expect
ed. Wheat ground should always be harrow
ed before sowing, unless turned over very
smoothly indeed.
Last fall, in seeding with a new drill, part
of 4 acre patch was accidentally sown very
thin, say less than pecks per acre. and yet
at harvest, this part seemed little thinner on
the ground than where bushel more was
sown yielding if our calculation is not at
fault, about % bushels per acre.
On heavy clay. black loan underaic
with clay. or in any situation were 1t is very
liable TO winterkill, wheat should be sown
thick. especially if sown broadcast. in order
that the tops may form protection to the
roots, and to allow for large number of
plants being frozen out, and still enough left
to make a crop. The winter sometimes kills
all the plants but not often. To conclude the
matter we should say that, under ordinary
circumstances, one bushel sown with the drill
will generally yield as much wheat. as . larger
quantity: J bushels is the greatest plenty;
and if sown broadcast, peck more should
be added.-Lndiana Farmer.
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The Potato CroP..The Rot. sc.

We can hazard little in saying that so far
as our observation and knowledge extends,
the present crop of Irish Potatoes in Eastern
Indiana, exceeds. by nearly one half any
former crop of this vegetable. In the first
place, nearly twice the usual breadth of land
was planted. and secondly. the season has
been uncommonly favorable for the growth OF
all kinds of vegetables. These two causes
have made the crop unprecedented, so that
we begin 10 hear of go cents per bushel as
the price for potatoes. a slight change that,
between the planting price and the digging
price.-drop cypher and we have it. How
ever it NAV fare with the rest OF mankind, the
poor exile of "swate'' Erin can surely find
the means of subsistence with potatoes at such
figures.
But the rot has already begun its work.
That mysterious. memorable desolator of the
Emerald Isle, which in a few brief months
reduced its inhabitants by millions, is still "
ing in wait. and though not greatly to be
dreaded. no one can tell what the result may
be- 1t seems TO be the prevailing opinion
that nothing can be done to stay, or retard the
progress of the disease. But We have no
doubt but digging. and spreading them out in
a dry place would be beneficial. 1t is gener-
ally supposed that wet. in some way, to some
extent, is the occasion OF the rot; and this
would appear the more probable. as most OF
the remedies which seem to be of any avail,
are, drying the ,ubers, planting in dry soil.
and others Of this nature. We notice that
some are already digging their potatoes, with
a view as we suppose, of preventing the rot.
We are of opinion that digging should be
done as soon the tops begin to die and the
skin is Sc, on the potato. even if the rot is no:
feared; and wher. there are symptoms of it.
this cannot be attended to too soon, and the
potatoes spread out in as dry place as posi-
BE
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To the Public

This is eertthfy in June last was attacked
with tne Asistlet aalers, aud soon, phySi-
clan said, in a collapsed state hal remained in
this state two hours when my ply stefan inform
ed nv family and friends that | could possiely
giving medicine nourishment w hsrever,
il would oaly hasten my death. At this time Mr..
torSha o me, and brought ith him bottle
containing four ounces Q. his Alternative Balm, and
asked permission of my wife TO II me. he
thought it would immediately give ease 1t i'm
rncaistev applied, and in persp alton pr-
or TO hich time my extremites cold. a clammv
nv face and head. After the Sc of two
other bottles of the medicine, | entirely
r.lieved all distress and in few DAYS restor-
cd health would most oheerfully and heartily
recommend this Balm all who are afflicted in a
similar way, | have also used it in other diseases
and have found it most excellent remedy. do not
think il can be ITO highly recommended
JOEL KIRBY
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RHODES.
FEVER AND AGUE cnpr

koA the freyension and Cure Of Iatermia,. = I.
Fever: DUMB Agae, General DEBILITY, Nigh, So. .ns
sne all other terms of disease which have -
origin in Malaria AissmA Anea
This Is n Natural Antidote. which viii a,,s,
protect any resaden; or traveller in the no.
~ or swamPy localities. from any Asas Bllios, -
ease whatever. any injury from constantly mss
Malaria Missm.- "ss
Ii will instantly check the ague in psrs,,
have suffered any length of time from one - -
twenty years that they need to have 49,,
ehil, by continuing its according TO direr,ia,
The patient At once begins 20 recover anpe,i,. -
strength, and continues uasii PexmAsen, ana 49,,
cure is effected -NA
Ono t~e bottles will snswer for orsia,rx
nav reaaire Directions etia,.S :. ,eses
man, French AM spanish accompany each hs,,,s is
er.l discounts ma ee 10 the trade ~
JAMES A RHODES
Providence \
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rviaencc ot Merit.


'LswssRuas Union CO., Pa. MAY q ISIS
Mn A. R,fopEs Sir, The box of psac;,.
you sent WAS duly received the fIfA Of Ar,a
have sold abont half OF it, aud far the peo,,.
who have used IT satisfied that IL has cured tAe
II has certainly stopped the Agae in every one WI,
has used IT. and sin of the long ssni;ns
My sister. who has had il or six wears h,rs
and never could sett stopped, except BY Qanns and
that only as long she ouii take IT, is now ,h;,L
entirely cured BY Your remedy.
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Nus.

7 WISH TO sell large number of Pianos in The
two weeks, and viii offer the same Inducements to
purchasers have during three four months past
The country is being blessed with abundant har-
vest, and hope country friends will no longer
refrain from INDUCING their families nth first
Piano.
Cincinnati is uniouste3ly the largest Piano and Me
Iodeon market in the West, and there place In the
country " here they sold low Purchasers
have much better opportunity to select
instrument suited their than BY purchasing
here the assortment must be limited
Nv stock is at present very large and invoices
arriving weekly from tire best manufacturers IN the
country Please call al - West Fourth
w +. COLBURS,
Piano and Melodeon dealer, Cincinnati
August O. 1856 2s-H
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Read the following Certificates:

Certificate Of TT J. Jordan late DENT phv sic ia
Q the Fourth street cholera Hospital
can cheer aIlN recommend the Alternative Balm to
te public, AnoS ing do, that Il excellent
ticie used AZ wrh good elect IN the Cholera Hos
pa in this city, in Of cramps and pains the
stomach and bowels also used II Ia OF n
hammatEon OF the kiGne>s with the hsPpicst effect
From know ledge OF its virtues IN the above dis
and Others, Al which have used II. have no
hesitsncS in Pronouucos II superior TO any medicine
hitherto offered tae public with which have -
come acquainted, ana would cheerfully recommend
II TO the public.
J. Fl JORDAN. NJ d
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To PREVENT Bors IN HoRsEs.-A person
of much experience in veterinary science, Is
never troubled with this disease In horses
His simple practice during the fall months is.
to keep greasy cloth in the stable. and once
= week rub with it such parts of the animal
rs may have been attacked BY the nit-hy.-
Grease destroys and prevents the eggs from
Matching.
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Evidence OF safety.

WV YORK Jane IL, 1855
II ave male chemical examination OF HAL.
Fever ard Asss Cure or ..Aniiio,e 10 M.I.ri,
have tested II fer Arsenic, Mercury. Qainine -
SSrychsne, but have not found particle OF e,h., -
1t, have found any substance its ecmpas.,..
that would prove injurious TO the titatian
JAS. 4. CHILTON, VI. ID chemi.a
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City Shoe Store.

l have just received from New York
and Cincinnati an extensive and superior
-~stOek of Ladies', Misses and Chiltlrens
Shoes, consisting of French Kid. Enamel
ed, bronze and tan coored Buskns and Slippers Jen
Lind Caters for Ladies' Misses and children Fine
Boots and Shoes for and boys, such calf goat
enaneed, patent leather and cloth Congress Shoes
Slippers.
Hats of various styles-Slk, Panama, Palm Leaf and
Marteaibo latest style and most beautiful finish.
| am manufacturing all of the fashionable kinds
OF Boots and Shoes order the best terals and
workmanship, having in employ the best workmen
feel confident from the experience have had in bu-
siness, thatmy work will compare favorahly with any
in the West. Thankful for past patronage | respect
fully solicit a continuance of it. JOB BORTON
Richmond, Sept. 90, 1854. 4l-tf
Something Good for Every Body.
I 00n SUPERIOR Sugar Cured Hams.
wv The above Hams warranted, and the public is
most respectfully invited call
sale by G. ". BARNES
June 1850
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Take no more Arsenic, Tonnes Mercury. Qaaiss
fehrIuses Stryehnine, Anti -periodes OF any kind
The well known inethcieney of these noNeas posons
proves them TO be the offspring either of false meai
cal principles Of mereensry auaeks he only
edy IN existence that is both SUI aud harmless
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE. a
For sale by Druggists generally.
August Q. ls55 sa-ss
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DIR. EVERSON'S
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.

GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY!
For .3gue CaiHs and Ferer.
FINHI- Medicine combines qualities of power full
TONIC and AL ERATIyE, with those CAT
Ally &c being absorbed into the blood there meeting
with the of disease, and destroying the same
thus proving perfect and certain
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA,
II dastrcys AMI removes all impurities from. and
erriches the Blood II gives and energy to the
Muscles Nerves. and inv igor the Whole
Il will prevent the disease, veil it:
and safeguard ainst coHtagio in 9th T Fevers is
ebiIitared cold and iangud states OF the
systen-sna onic diseases Deepen ding upon
impaired condition Of the Blood or Nerves
Although inaiy intended for, vet experience
has.proved 10 be pow erfui corrector of
Disease. ~ dDays. Periodical Uterine dtfie lilies,
ana the Nervous Headache, peculiar TO i Z :
MALES, known. from TO three boxes gen.
orally effecfIng cure and but one in gue-) IL
tzins Mercury. Arsenic or Quinine-it does not
If taken according directions fails TO prove
Itself the great
Ague Killer.
O.ly - cents per box. three boxes for dol
lars. EVERSOS d co. Propriesors,
Nc. South Sixth street PHILADELPHIA
For sale by r. Potts and Lewis, Richmond, and
by druggists and dealers generally
". W ROBERTS < co, Indiana polls.
General Wholesale agent. for tho State hon all
orders should be addressed.
Jun. .. 1855. 2s-.f
7Sy--I know statueoP ennsyIrania which Affects
to e.t the riyas Of property Of citizen Of North Car
oa aeaaired aa8 asserted under the law sf tha. State
because he has found il nerdfal TO pass
through the territory If Pennsylvatia.
that any such statue, II such show could be
recognized as Va ii il court Of the United States
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PAPER HANGING!

VUNHE undersigned are prepared to paper n a
psrior manner. They prepared to furnish every
riety and pattern Cincinnati prices orders
their line left their residence m house
Sixth street, at Kramer Irwin IL Cos,
Store, opposite the Depot. where Wall Pa
constantly hand. will he PROMPTLY
81
March
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Land Warrants.

|ISHE subscriber is prepared to purchase Ian
Il WARRANTS for the next three years al the rate
of $4,000 per month
The very highest New York market price. viii be
given, often giving and never less or al sell
your Warrants for you at a small eharga.
D. T Smith,
Attorney at Law, Richmond fnt
Iut,a If
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New Advancement.

1SC"
- INNER would respectfully inform his old
y. frients and customers, that he has moved his
Canav mandatory TO No. ~ Main street. here he
viii keep general assortment of Candies. Nuts,
Ernits and tigsrs Also, general assortment OF
N0TfONS--ThreaIs. Buttons, Combs. Hosiery.
Gloves and such articles usually kept in No,
Stores for sale wholesale and retail, Cncin-
nati prices
Richmond Augusta 1855. 81
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Watches and JeWelrv!

lust received from the East very fine w.teh
- es gold and silver cases for railroad purposes
Gold Guards and Fob Chains;
Ear Rings of various patterns:
Musical Boxes and Accc-deons;
Gold Pens and Pencil Cases.
Silver Ware and Plated Goods;
Bre.stpins of the latest patterns.
~ Watches and Clocks repaired BY skiiful
workman. Having procured one OF the best work
men, ] intend that all work that is to ulv
care, shall be repaired with the utmos; and
reasonable terms and warranted to keep good time
cording TO their quality.
Thankful for past ravors, wish continuance OF the
same. c. a DICKINSON
No s. Main street, sign of Golden Eagle.
June II. 1856. :T-f
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New York Dry Goods Store


NV T. are now receiving another stock Of New Goods.
" which suitable the present
prise the styles the Among
arrivals
2oG0 yards French DeBage
leo yds striped Ginghams, beautiful goods;
500 yards 5 plaid do. latest styles;
1000 plaid and white dotted Swiss;
2d6o plaid Jsconets from l0c up.
5000 - black Gro deSue. Gro dsNap and Gro deRhne
Silks IL best assortment had and at
prices that viii defy competition:
10000 - and beautiful Prints;
so doz French Needlework Collars, from i5c to $40
2i0o yds Jaconets and Swiss Edgngs and Insertings
leo Jaconet and Swiss IIdkfs:
200 doz Linen Hdkfs from
Also just received. l04 bleachei Shirtiugs;
Sheetings 4. 81 unbieaehed Sheetings. shrtings
MusliDs. quality Irish Linens Table Dsmask Table
Covers; Boys wooden Pantaoonery Linen Crash Scotch
Diapers; Table Napk MS black silk Mts, Hosiery,
These Goods marked prices that viii keep up
reputation of this establishment
New York Dry Goods Store.
On Main street, opposite Peoples Bank.
August 2, 1855. 30
Clocks.
NEW stock of so hour and day Brass Clocks
~ c. A DICKINSON.
April II, 1855. lift
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OFFER sale farm al Joining the lands Aaron
shute T BuA, containing 90 less
TIRE good dwelling aaa esi buildings. failing
spring Of the good orchard. sad
of cultivation For infora.oA< apply she under
signed. W. L farquhar. PETER ARNOLD.
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4 Change.
4 NEWTON DENTIST, respectfully informs
~. the public that he has taken the rooms over Ben
jatnIn Strauan's store, formerly known Boswell ;
Daguerrean Gallery. Entrance between Strsttsn ;
and Laws Store usual After sscending the stairs,
turn TO the RIGHT the law directs"
Thankful for past fav5r he solcits continuance OF
the
Richmond Aug .. Is55 34-St'
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STAR LIVERY STABLE!

~ THE subscriber having purchased the -
above establishment Of Samuel Eshert. is
NQSprepsref to furnish Horses. Buggies. Car 81 Jl
riages &c, in the best orderand short HONE,
Kept by the day week. Terms moderate. Once n,
Star House JOSEPH T, pRUIfy
Richmond. octeesr 90 1854. ss-g
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90 hereby celt4y that the above certificate is
rect and the of the ply mAde
true JULIA ANN KIRBY
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CASH PAID

for Grain ali Country Produce
We retailing Groceries a
J. NJ BROWN & CO.
A. the Depot. Richmond. Ind
Aaxuss 9 1855. I-A
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<>f1-e~st Oh stand. Planners baa&aIng. Pearl
a o: Main. ready All EiI
ling do all II his power for the seaes q Iaer-
and children A good assortn-ns OF Boots and
Shoes made order Of the best
warranted satisfaction But the
Of all the
driven adopt tie exclusive
system THIS win d9at enable
which fully
ioseSt with so4Ea policy
living profits Coed material. SUBSTANTIAL
principle
in this Community and that f1siy intend
- to IA
Richmond. ARszsI =. is55. 35h
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Closing out Dry Goods and Notions
KRAMER. IRWIN 4 co

hhAMEh. IN " IN & w,
INVITE the attention Of merchants and dealers Of all
kinds TO the fact that they DESTROYS of closing
their stock Of DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS the
possible rates Purchasers retail Will find
call upon them Their
the Depot where they wifi be happy sell
such prices cannot he Ncelle place in
he
They have disposed Groceries
Mes Kramer & Fletcher. Who viii Continue the
busire
jane IS 1855. ost
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SUPERIOR Teas.

Young HYSON, Imperial and GunPowder Teas
T.. NJ. COOK son.
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Cincinnati, Eaton and Rich nAOMa
RAILWAY!

sA111ncT ATrSS11&c11On
ToMMENCING MONDAY, June 18th. 1855, hetwsea
Y Richmond, Cineinnsti.& all intermediate points
Leave Rshmond5 A. M & arrive at Cincinnati .tloAN
- 1880 a. " LIZ NJ
- $50 Z. VI - pI5P.M
Cineini, $50 A. NJ, arrive Richmond o1A
$50 p. NJ. - 5.NFA
=. .NPM
The A. NJ. train from Richmond. and the 9 30 r. n
train from Cincinnati will stop at all regular stations
Valley House and Richmond Pike regular ne
All will stop regular only
d. NJ. MORROW, Superintendent
June 9s, 1854. 9eN
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Fishing Tickle.

L>ISHING TACKLE, in abundance, at
L c. a. DIcKINSOSt
April 10. 1855. IL
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Tin and Stove Store.

DANIEL WARD d SON,
HAVING received large additions their stock have
the pleasure Of Offering public complete assert
their Of business faI TO scit
the and who wish
themselves Of the useful Of the Our
splendid stock is composed in par; ofsssorted
TIN WARE:
Fotcler d Cooks Stores, Parfor, Shop D. Cooking
GuHering and Sposting. JapaRned
Ware. Enameled Hare, Brass
and Copper Hare,
Usually found in such establishments and Coal IS
keep and Crates. Stove Pipe.
Sheet Iron &C. and intend 70 let customer depart with
being the article and price Any article
n be promptly furnished order and
business based Industry,
Promptitude Dealing obtain share of
public favor without a resort 70 putting
Main and Marion
Rirhmond sent II I-s5 SGT.
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RIRLlC SALE.

n WILL &c. belonging
House. No Of Main street, colnmensing Saturday
all sold.
will be given S.
giving with approved security. positive as an
determined to quit the business.
W L. FARQCHAR.
Richmond. September 13. 1855. 39tt
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Administrators Sale.

viii be sold pablo sale % Friday s-th day
= of September. the residence ef William vi ker
sham late Of Wayne Indiana deceased the follow
described property sit Horses Cattle Hegs SHEEP
Corn the field the hashei Has in fh.
stack and other articles mention Terms
made known and due attendance ~
D COMMONS, Adaa'g- r
September g. 1855. 3sA
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TEAS. TEAS.

TEAS. TEAS.
BOXES superior Tea Jus; received direei from
~ Teas embrace the various quail
imperial BLACK h
public are invited 20 call and saEsI 5ftT.
G.. W. BARNES
No 81 Main
June 1855 2S1
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sHStSS SfesUSs
CHOICE lot of Clover and Timothy Seed Just received
- and for sale at No 81 Main GEO. W. BARNES
LNINE assortment of Cameo Pins and Drops. At
II G. A. DICKINSON'S.
April 10, 1855. LIT
IN OF Noes Zinc yaIerian.
~ Sulphate Morpha.
Morphia Aeetas,
For saleo J. ii MCCULLOUGH.
My 26. No. II Main street
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Just Received
GraSS Seeds.

4 addition to my former stock Of Coach Trimmings,
\ large stocko' Enameied Cloth
April 20 THOMAS BENTON.
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FARM FOR SALE.

7 sufsville Cemcnt.-A large lot for sale by
~ Augusta FERGU son s. YE0.
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LHBelie Nails

4 GOOD supply of La Belle Nails hand. Tlos "
wish good Nails, will do well buy the Bel Ma
April 20. THOMAS BENTON
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100 GROSS ESSENCES in store and for sale bv
IOO L. II. MCCULLOUGH
March Is, 1855. No. AZ Main street
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TAXES FoR THE YEAR 1885.

THE undersigned expects in the
ship< in the comfy, The