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This i. 70 certify that ray wife .ssistsd We
the s2nsi affection sd dyspepsia fer Elas year, .1a
a large portion cf ths tiass eOo6ne3 % her fls7
Three ioc.s har tzek-eoae ast5s90a out o. pa
and curved caused BY the disease szt pain she -
cutie DO q! do her ststurn d2rsHs hs' a1sess
We bad three Physieiass ssisnsHg esF e4F1@s ias
,.rt cf stss, tgt Yer1ence 40 ger
a. rs.ef from their preseripssea. stisrws ss
.rocure1 enc .ot,ie Of DR. Fershas Ab-rssvs sas~ss
- Sc tine ..e h.t sst that bottle. ssse felt grs,
800 Sn. used eu. sTvss Battles when sra
,sriv eurex .nt % her disease. ga. her baeAsaa-
los. ms curve sEs trsixhs Ia hey stsszfs
:, -. vas previous 70 her attack We hsrssy eesti-
~ ss VI .hs Balm BE the best etss1s u
nae aaA believe IL 10 BE eev;s "A fer spsai
.ee.ian sn6 9ys2aesia. and cannot highly
sn1 Il to every pesson afflicted with shs .bovs 3is-
eases. We sise hnt IL sIeesusI in rasny esses
diseases y hish . have tried IL IN fsnailr.
(Signed. ALEXANDER CLARK. s
MARY g. CLARK.
Hixhl.p1 eo Ohio f-51
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WESTERN Cattle GoING EAsr-In one
year. ending Dec. l. 1855. there were reeeiv-
ed at the Detroit end Of the Michigan Central
Railway the 70 lowing numbers of cattle
Bullocks. 1894; Horses. %: Hogs. 9S, $50
These were all en- route for New York and
Boston. There was 50, 534 received in the
month of November
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Great Bargains.

TIE Gnd signed having renov ed from New Paris
VIII cell his hou-e and lot in that place, also HI
house ana lot - miles north Of Paris, the road
atIng from New Paris 70 Psiestineb III property
e ng very desirable and pleasant situations. Any
person wishing ta purchase, msy call John p. Ire
land, New Paris or James ireland, mile MOTH
Paris samuel Todd. p miles north of Paris,
Palestine Pike, who will give all iniorma
ton. Any wanting real bargain, now is your
chsnce. IS VI IRELAND
New iaris, Q August 9. 1855. Stf
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state Fair Al Cleveland.

The next State Fair. of Ohio. is to be held
at Cleveland. Pass along the word. and let
the Farmers Of Ohio begin now. to prepare
for the best Fair in oil respects, ever held in
the STATED They viii be satisfied with moth
ing less Ohio xormsr
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Railroad Company Election.

Il de anau.l meeting Of The stocIho6eIs 81 .aa tsten
aa1 Hamilton R.iIroA1 Cempany viii &c holcsa Al
its principal oce in Essoa sIoadsy the an prom
Eo for the psr2oee Of blasting taIrfs~n DIRECTORS
business for he ensuing year
Conductors Of tire regular passenger trains OF ths
Company viii asy pass &c aas from the Pises 81
election all persons Prssssins sssfAetory ssstsnee Of
o-nsrship Of sny oil its capital ssook
]. B. STEPHENS, Ser'y.
Eaton. J.sassy 10, 1856 A-ss
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One More Chance fer -1akin; Money
New Advancement.

~ ZINAER would respectfully inform bis old
~. friends and customers thai he has moved bis
Candy mandatory 10 Nc 80 Naia street, where be
- i'll keep general assortment G: Candies. Nuts
Fruits and Cigars. AIso. general assortment OF
NOTI0Ss--Threads. EBtto1s. Combs, Hosiery.
Gloves ano such articles usssIly kept Ia No
,ioa Stores 70. sale wholesale aa4 retail. al Claea
att prices
RiehnonS. Arsust2, 1855 54-a
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A oertine.te from Rev B. Finley.

CIscfSxATr, isp@h 1, is53
DK FoRsua-This is the iIrst ne ~ m, long life
that have given er1tstio1 sry
medicine. general remedy, though | have often
for n7arly ye.r; Grrt for re Rheumatism ID ~ :
hip ard knee. ct 1hch 1zs nearly . cripple. then
for very cruises - Of my family; theH
yiolen; attack e d2Frhra yself. then foT nis.a-
nation burns, bruises ana fsr q
stiff neck. brought By *iaIsnt cold and taiha
have had full proof OF rs tes properties n great
many OF the diseases for sesch sou recommend II.
ana have not found it 20 fssi IN oil them.
STILL 60 not say that iai.ll5!s euye. yet iii.
nv sober conviction ttst il TIE best pound
hose CON !sInts for which il Is meaced tsat
have tried, sEs have tried many y Ill not,
il procure DO without IL in Fuy family Soc sny
cons Iteration. Hoping that yoA x.4 still continue
>. ron pount - honestly; sad .at il msy rseve shog
sands su-rers.I aost heartily recommend i, ny
fellow citizens . a0st excellent family medicine
Yours, sttecfis RzteIv
J. &. FINLEY.
This is 70 certi y that in tire af 1885, be-
e.ue vesy iarae sn3 weak my tack. oec.sioae4
b. lifting could sit 4 &c, ~ without
holtlng some object / was advise. Try tir
Forshs Attentive Balm By bathing i. six CT ei. h.
times, back perfectly restored and felt
60 symptom OF iss return slGse.
lily Ne. slso- has used i. for Rheumatic pains
,aAche .at sos;faehe. with very beneficial
j. YEAkLE.
oeeelber LIST. 1915.
Certih-,te from D. l. Starr.
have known sr- Forshs's Alternative Balm 20 per
form very extraordinary cure upon = horse that
very badly cat, some time since.
Used nupon che accasion. exreTnslly. with good
edest believe il 20 Re perfectly safe .st efEes-
etoas remedy TO be uset IN m.ay CON Pisizss
November 2fss 1859
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I'on.t-SfoHes, .NonaaneMfs, sc.

~ Y MORRISON, Main ST, Richmond Ind .
IL still continues to manufacture, to order. every
variety OF PlaIa and Ornamental Tomb Stones Monu-
ments, SC, SC Of the latest style and be,utifu}
patterns.
x lie taxes pains in informing ais friends thai
he will sell cheap, il not ttty ch,aye. for ready
cash, than be bought IN the State.
His work Is warranted equal to any made in the
West, aud perfect satisfaction guaranteed The pub
liz call and his stock and sIeci.
Richmond March 10. 1854
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MA fool in high station 10 like man
on the top of . mouument-everybedy ap-
pears small to him and he appears small to
everybody else.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that sIe-fioa vii b
held ~ the ssoesho9ers IN the Rikhesn3 sns ssv-
pert Tursrise Road Gonp.sy 81 GhssssE. - tee 81
1ay Of sseosd s.o1tr is elect seven "a
said Con7.Ex Tor ih- ensuing year Bv cFasr - sae
Board, CHARLES THOMAS. frcsi2ssa
January &c. 1856. "a
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENrs.-We find the
following in one of our exchanges, and com
mend the adoption of the suggestion to our
Agricultural societies:
1t seems TO me, that #, instead Of offering
premiums of questionable utility (such as for
Town Teams. Fancy Poultry Flowing Match
es. which teach nobody how to pillow. counter
panes made by wasting time in cutting calico
into bits and sewing them together again, &C..
DC, the officers of our agricultural societies
would take pains to ascertain what new agri-
cultural implements have been made, or what
Improvements made in the construction of old
ones. what new or improved seeds have been
or might be introduced. the use Of which
might be beneficial to the farming community,
and would take proper measures to have
them tried under the supervision of commit
tees appointed for the purpose-it would be
productive of more benefit to the public
Trials of implements should not be made at
the time Of the Fair, when every thingis done
in hurry. but at the proper season for using
them.
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Now comparing the above products Of the
soil with the yield of California gold above
presented, the result is little remarkable. 1t
will be seen that our crop of Indian Corn, if
We value it at half the present market price,
amounts TO more than all the gold from Coli
fornia, and that our wheat crop, at the most
moderate estimate. is worth much as all
the gold now in the country; while the mode
rate growth of Oats. with all reasonable al
lowance for exaggerailon. more than equals
any two years produce of the California mi
ners."
The agricultural resources of the country
were never made more distinct and apparent.
Indeed. the land may be said to overflow with
milk and with honey. and the only wonder is
that prices keep up under such circumstan-
ces.--PhHa. Enquirer.
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Indiana State Fair.
A New and Complete Systematic Series
OF School Biographies,
BY S. S CORNELL,

IN THREE PARTS.
THE series has been prepared with
perenced and accomplish teacher. with the Of
meeting the long
tors of sy steEnatc series OF School ueo graphy.
The plan is original, phiIo sophcs
vested OF all matter not properly belonging tie subject
The divisions Geographical science simply and
Priaey e1 under their heads The efn
tons far than usually The text is simple
and concise. and the and the Instructions
bne higher degree Of excellence and than
found in any other Geographical works.
While the three books forming the
each is complete in itself and be used for the
Of scholarship for which independent
others
Although II Is only few moaths since the Primary
intermediate fr. appeared they have teen adopted The
standard hooks the pGHlic schools ef New Work
Brooklyn Albany, Rocisstr. Philadelphia, Washington
fittshurg- Cincinnati Leafs, Indianapolis. and
Gus other places
This work has been ~ the Board
tion 81 Indiana the foIow7ng
circular issued ~ the Department Of Public IUstraciiou
August iuth, less.
1T IS believed the ended ~ the former
Beard and now extensive in schools. such
- furnish valid for change except the
fer hie the present Board aferdue consideration and
ttst eNaIain atIen have received = i'iro ace tors
ries which, L. their suc-ettt Superior
one formerly recouaeHi to fluffy JUSTLY the charge
Published - d APPLETON s. co, S-sy York. and for
sale by all the prirciT eers te country.
November :. 1850 i7-3ta-
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NJ Z. Ii W 10 q W,
4 RE now resolving their Spring supply of and
fresh Goods. ccns listing OF a great variety o: No
lions TOYS. COME TiON~, FRUITS, NUTS.
PERI CMERl. SC hich they offer for sale hole
sale or retail, on such terms i'll SUIT
They have also established in connection BAKE.
RY snt prepared to furni.h 20 order everything
In that line st wholesale and r-t.il bes. Of .rt
les, and a. as low terms they be had in the
city
Call and examine our stock. We have the Article,
sale and Gill sell 70 shese " no wish purchase
- Nest room Of ;he Slssn House.
Risfntuc. AIril IS, l>:S. I7-,f
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Fields Oyster Depot.
Real Estate for Sale.

Real Estate fOf Sale.
The undersigned the agent of the heirs of John
Reid, late OF ~ ayne county, Indians. deceased Of
fers sale for onethrd cash down, and the duc
il reasonable payments, seventy acres OF land
about miles north west of Richmond, said
county. he land is under good cultivation. Also,
lot No. 16l, in that part OF Richmond laid oil by John
Smith. This lot lies the of Ma Sixth
streets. and has small story brick dwelling
house. CHRISTIE b. HUFF.
November Is. 1855. 43-tf
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20 hereby fifty that the above certcste is coz
rect, and the statement OF tia physician made
true JULIA ANN KIRBY
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George A. Prince a Co.'S Nelodeous.

MO instrument Of tbs character has given sueh
: uniform satisfaction. Over three thoassEd have
been sold annually fc- the past shr=e
has been returned defective. wholesale
AMI retail ierot Ne - wezs Fourth Ciac nna,i
W. r CoLBCRN.
ne>ente.e Piano AID Xese3eon Dealer
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God and Agriculture.

In the course OF a speech recently made by
the Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, he made beau
tiful aIlusion to the value of the corn crop of
the country as compared with the product of
the Gold mines of California. The idea has
been carried out still more practically by the
Rev. Samuel Osgood, the Corresponding Sec
rotary If the New Y ork Horticultural Socie-
ty. At the last monthly meeting he presented
a copy of the Year Book Of Agriculture for
1855 and 1856. as prepared by Mr.. David A.
Wells. and he accompanied it with this state
ment:
Il might remark upon the cheering views
Of the festive life now connecting itself with
agriculture. and making the Autumn season
a time of great intellectual as we'll as social
interest among our farmers and their friends
but this subject deserves more extended treat
ment in connexion with the ira 1itional social
customs Of our people and the prospects Of
embracing and enlivsning old customs by
generous historical associations. Having made
these hints. l viii present two tables of facts
the first of which gathered from reliable
financial authority in this city. and the second
taken from Wells Y ear Book:
1-SrAJISTIcS
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Grocery and Provision Store!

'HEHE undersigned would respectfully citizens
II OF Richmond and vicinity, that he has commenced a
general Grocery and Provision business tbs
ly occupied by f. H. Citizens, and has
the of articles his
this city His consists part
Havana and brown Sugars Coffee, Chocolate
Starch Spices OF all kinds and black Teas superb
quality. Molasses Fruits, Mats, Tobacco Cigars
Cheese Fish. Dried Beef and almost
the line OF Family Groceries which he will sell
be had in this city elsewhere.
Having engaged in this business.
tediDy devote his entire the
and receive share of the public patronage
J. L. MEEK. JR.
Richmond,
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City Shoe store.

l have just received fr ON New York
49, and Cincinnati, extensi e and superior
=-~stock of Ladies' Misses and Children
Shoes consisting of French Hid Enamel
cd, bronze and cOigred Bukins and Slippers Jen
ny Lind Gters for Ladies, Misses and children Fine
Boots and Shoes for and boys. such calf goat
enameed, patent leather and Cloth Congress Shoes and
Slippers.
Hats Of various styles-Slk Panama. Palm Leaf and
Msricaibo latest style and most beautiful finish.
! curing. al Of the fashionable kinds
Of Boots and Shoes order the best materials and
work manhp, having my employ the best cf wormen.
feel confident from TIE experience have had in bu-
sineSs thatmy work viii compare favorably with any
in the West Thankful for past patronage, | respect
fully solicit continuance If it. JOB BORTON.
Richmond, Sept. % 1854 4I-f
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4 FINE assortnant OF Cameo Pms. Drops ss4 tF-ss-
let's single and in Gets; sso disaen1 rings az Pa
- {. 4. DICKINSON.
January 10. No. IS al-is stTsst'
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PREPARED BY
RHODES
FEW Err AND AGUE CURE.


NOR the Prevention aud Cure of Fever and Ague.
Il Chils and Fever, Dumb Ague, and other ln,ernit-
tent and Remittent fevers. also of Bilious Fevsrs,
companied by Typhoid Symptoms Typhoid Fever, fei-
low Fever Ship and Jail Fever, General Debility Night
Swests, and all other forms of disease which have
common origin in Nalsris or MiasmA
This subtle atmospheric POISON. which at certain SEA-
is unavoidably inhaled at every BREATH Is the zane
in character wherever il eNistsnorth, south, east
and will everywhere yield to this newly diseoyerd
ANTIDOTE, which neutraiises the poison, completely
puries the SYSTEM and thus irely removes all tss
cause Of disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
results from its
II will proec, any resident traveller in hesos
sickly swampy localities from azue bilious die
whatever any injury from constantly inhang
Malaria Miasma.
II will instantly check tho ngre in persons who hare
suffered for any length of time, from rwEs-
TY YEARS. that they need never have AEoTHEE Chill
by continuing its according 70 directions-
Il will immediately relieve all the distressing results
1ious ague diseases, such general debility, night
sweats The patient At begins TO Ape
tie and strength, and continues until permanent abi
radical IL effected. And proof that It is aso
WORTHY o. PIT BLIc CONFIDENCE,
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MS lows OF Is
FREE USE ~fS II PRETE.VTIpE
lust ssccesYed

CITY MADE SHlRTs-Sans entirely neg .,yi~. /.
~ Sept ar A y. hIfLEg's'
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TV>HE tn!mitsbie DoESTICKs. MARY LYNDON. James
= Gordon Bennett; jast received a,
BURBANK & BROS.
September IL, 1855 3q-tf
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COPPE n KET1f ES-From 10 10 40 gallons
~ boiling ider and apple butter, full supply st
Stove Store. and manufactured By
T. J. BARGIS,
Nav ~, 1855. 4o-tf
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Coffee.


FVNHE undersigned prepared paper rooms in 81.
perior They o
riety and Cincinnati
their line left Depot
o Sixth Kramer Irwin o Cos. Railroad
Store opposite the Depot. where large Wall Pa
per constantly kept hand will promptly attended
H0WELLS &
March -. lco5. 14-f
l<AIL ON LEFEVKE a. UNDER WOOD,
At the City Stove Store. il Stoves
spouting thing else done cheap be
good n
October 90, 1854. 3tf
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New Books AT Rnrhauk,.

I FAD PIPE.-A large supply assorted =. 5.
La4. |, IA. IL and 2 inches, for sale at the 81
tore OF I. j. BARGIS
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DIR. EyERSON,S
UNITED STATES LINIMENT,


GLANDS uariysl-d tor power or efficacy, or ex.en
- sive pplicAIion il readily reduces Tunors Swell
ling Inf am nations etc In We2. Backs il acts Ike
. charm. Mrs An4ress. o. ~pringeoro. o had Cur
nature OF Spine and large lunor removed BY it
Try il. il YOU ~ould knas is powers.
Put up in large toiries for only - FIVE bot,
tie. for 81 EYER>Ok :, 60. Propr:.tars
Fer sale ~ r otis ana II { Lew IS Richmond
and by Druggists and deaiers generally.
" ". ROBERTS & co. Indians polls
General Wholesale Agents for the State. 10 who N all
orders should be addressed
June IS 1855. Is IF
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Centreville Steam Works!

. 0OO POPLAR, walnut, Red OAK and Ash Logs warted
1870 for which The highest cash price vii! paid
delivery a the Depot
TT large supply poplar, walnut ash Shin
quality. square
% hand retucei prices
81 Timber worked upon the halves, delivered
convenient We also do Turning Sawin Hominy
Grinding. EATON CLARK.
July 20. Ie55 32-tf
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HUNTER q MARTIN.
Aanufacturers Of Superior Butcher and Shoe
Knives. RICHH IND,
EE assortment Of their superior Butcher and Shoe
IN Knives for sale, wholesale retail. at the Hard
wareStore of J. b. Strawbriige. Main street Aler-
chants andothers invited 10 call and examine them
sf-- AL orders addressed to L. y. Martin will be
prom pity attended to
Richmond, November Il, 1885,. +9-tf
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Matches.

Matches.
IN GROSS superior jamestown Matches w ich sold
- as low offered in this market, ty
N.
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e. B. HOLLOWAY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer an
Drugs, Medicines. Oils, Dyes. Paints, Glass
ware, ETC, ETC,
Southwest corner OF Main and Pearl streets,
Richmond. Ind.
CcOtt & CraN 70 I'd keep Cotton Yarn .Coverie Warp
and thread. white and coioret Tsiae. Wesing Cot
Batting and wadding Dayton Yarns AID Richmond
Batting. Sept ID
CHARLES PRICE.
Boot and Shoe Dealer:
No. IS Main street. Richmond. Indiana,
HAS recently EDITIONS his stock Of Boots
snd shoes and nov confidently assures purchasers
that he satisfy almost demand III his line Among
the articles he has
Caters OF qualities styles Of fnish-soIae
French Kid Buskins Slippers. Morocco
Lind Ties. Chdrens ankle ties, Ladies' Rub
be Sandals and tasty.
variety Of gentl-nan's Boots. Shoes. Rahhers,
Caters Slippers French Calf Boots and Shoes Boys Boots
and shoes Of description and other kinds
mention.
He manufactures all may he
required Materials and by good ~orkmen
Grateful for past patronage be respectfully soiieits
continuance Off.
November ], 1883 46r
Kegs pure white Lead jus, received and for
wv Sy L n. MCCULLOUGH
July 26. No. A. Main
NJ otions..Just drop in and see the assortnentat
" November ZIMAER'S.
Shaker BroOmS,
30 boz OF these Justly celebrated Brooms- direct
~ Union Village, for sale BY c. W BARNES
June :, ISIS 25u
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NOTIONS AND CONNECTIONS.

FRESH supply Of Paints and Oils, al HoLLo.
AWAY & HAUGHToN'S. Call before you purchase fer
hey % the thing up right. asa
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\ 1t + of freely; Letters and Speeche. Of Horsce
a. Mann; kmersons Essays; De Quiney's WritnS,
hno~ Nothing: Romanisn Christianity; Beech11 :
faT~I Conspiracy at 1T RBANk'S.
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Singular and Entire uarmiessness.


The following certificate from Of the nost crie
braed chemists in the United States attached 70 sssy
bottle:
NEW YoKR. Jane II, 1853
81 have made chemical exam nsttoa Of 'Rho4s,
ever and Ague Cure or - nticote 70 MssriA. sa1
have tested ii for Arsenic, Mercury. QniBne and
chime, hat have gonnd particle OF shsr N
IT. have found ant substance "a it, composiiioa
that soui4 prove injurious 70 the eons5tntioh.
JAS X Chiffon. #. D.. Chemist
This aiotgr Of Its
FREE USE ~ II PRETE.ETfpE
by which all persons may tins be q entire freedom
from Tie above named matter bow seky the
season sRampy tbs htesii,y.
PROOFS Of EFFICACY Frequently pEbi=hs3,
and the confidence II the public 5 asked only Ia pru
actual wherever il Fa-lneed and used
These emily relied aPon 10 prove its worth
One Bottles tvai snsw~r for ordinary essef
NAV require DiTeesinns printed IA oss
man. French ~pani >h accompany each bottle Li'
srai discounts made to TIE trsds.
Prepared aad sold by the proprietor,
JAMES a RHODES.
Providence, X. i
For sale b Druggists generally.
November I, 1855. 40
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Important to Saw Mill Owners and
Just Received.

IN addition to my former stock OF Coach Trimmii
= large stcckcT Enameied Cloth
April 20 THOMAS BENT
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Lraehs.rr. Hishl.na co.. ohio. 1.a :. lsas.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-09
A REPRESENTATIVE MAN.

Brooks is n coward us all the world says. lie
would not fight unless his opponent was pin
Toned 50 that he could not resist.-lIe clustered and
challenged to mortal combat, and then backed out,
lest he should be Titled. The world can well do no
less than write him Il ~potroon and a coward. But
Brooks is a representative man, lie represents
the class to which he belongs we'll and truly. They
have approved his acts, acknowledged him their
representative, and assumed ,he responsibility, the
guilt and the infamy Of his cowardly, cruel, and
murderous acts. lie resigned his seat in Congress,
expressly to give his constituents a chance to APP
prove at the ballet box his act, and share his guilt.
They have done it. Brooks has been reelected
without a dissenting vote from his district. The
Republicnnism the Democracy, the Chiyalry the
Christianity, theIiumanity if every voter in Column
aia District, South Carolina approves and applauds
the base aud cowardly acts of the notorious
villain, Not one single Democrat, not one sanity
church member, praying deacon or preaching
priest, but what approves and says that Brooks
truly represents his democracy and christianity.