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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06
r.. IA FARM FOR SALE-situated four mile.

I'M FAK N FOR SALE-Sltuated four miles
f3;;; from the Court House It consists of Si~sw-;
49, Acres. divided into Moving and Pasturing and
nTteen acres Of yonng Wood Land; on the Farm is
ano,charu having large variety of grated trees. The
EARN early and vel adapted to the cultivation of veg
changed for House Building Lot il his civ large
portion Of the purchase money remain on MORTGAGE
inquire OF A J. EATON,
Corner of Myrtle and Southbridge streets =
Jal4 d1m&w3t
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ReaI Gstnte.

o. FARM FOR sALE.-One Of the -
n; best and most productive in Worcester con- ks5e
@AssA- tanning abouI sixty acres very pleasantly s
situated about two miles from the Court House. and will
be soil at great bargain. Apply to
Worcester, Nov. %, 1856 Az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

COMMONWEALTH OF ASS1CYTISETTS =
WORCESTER, IS. Court of Common Pleas at Worcester
December Term, 1885.
SAMUEL B. L. GODDARD, Executor Petitoner
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-06

EBOUCHIN'S CORN SOLVENT. Ac-
knowedgel by all to be anrexcellent preparation
for the speedy cure Of those tormentors of mankind
Corns--is for sale at GEO. r. SpURRiS,
a, 9
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n A t 10 n AL NAP
Just issued, is on a LARGER SCALE, more complete
and accurate than any map of the United States and adj
lacent count les ever before published. Il embraces
United states. Mexico, Central America, West India
Islands, North American British Provinces, Sandwich
Islands and two Maj Of the World Shows all county
boundaries, &c. and contains many valuable Statistical
Tables This being the only large METALLIC PLATE MAP
extant exhibiting the United States Mexico and Central
America in their proper conneXion it offers greater adj
yanages to cangassea than any general Map published
for many years.
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OS Worcester Feb End 1855. ONE SILVER
leaving # at LEVI J0HNs0N's Jeweiry Store. ~
f4iH dgt
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Nem advertisements.

f E S Il / V A l..
The Ladies Of pmk Street Church, and Society, will
hold Festival On TIIuPsday and Friday, Even-
iugN. OF the week ut
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-13
A Rare Chance for Bargains.

THE undersigned, sssignees of NJ D. Lesson. ofer
at private sale. the following described property:
and well selected stock of Goods, consisting
of Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware. Queensware
Stoves, &c
ALS0-A house and lot, No. 26 and =, and the
north half of lots Nc 81 and 80 in the town OF Jack
sonburg There is also the premises large and
commodious stable AMI carriage house, and other
outbuildings and lot OF young fruit trees
and ornamental SIR avbery. This is of the best
in the county for selling goods The house Is
large and commoGeus and is suitable for store room
and d,s cling with large room and wood house
he'd and in of the best ghborhoods In the
he goods and property will be sold together,
separate suit purchasers the property viii be
rented the person purchasing the goods If desired
Also-A pork house and fixtures in the town OF
ksonburg Commercially arranged AMI large enough
for slau Ihterias FIVE hundred head per day
Also-Tha undIvidec half Of four hundred acres OF
land living in Madison and Delaware counties, the
whole viii be sold together II desired will be sold
in lots OF SO l6o acres, 70 suit purchasers
The above property xill be sold low and on easy
terms. For further particulars, call the under
signed 1T JseksonOurg. WAYNE county, ind.
JAMES Lesson
r LARGENT Lesson,
Feb Il. ls5s.-4, g %. Assignees.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-13

EARLY ToMAToEs-All who wish to be
first on the list Of ripe tomatoes must loose no
time in sowing pot or two of seed in the
green house, hot-bed, or in the absence of
these Injuries, then in a waIm window. If
in the latter, get piece of glass and place
over the pot, to accelerate termination, thus
forming miniature hot-bed on your own hook.
When up into rough leaf, pot off into very
small pots, using tolerably rie!. vegetable
mould for the purpose. When these little
pots become full of roots, give them size
or two larger. A dozen or two plants, raised
raised this way, and planted III May, on the
sunny side of the garden fence or house and
trained up to it, viii furnish the family with
several dishes of this much used esculezt
when the price is so much pcrlb As it viii
be no object to have them bearing when the
main crop comes in, stop back every shoot
after sufficient fruit has set-say one or two
dozen on a plant, which viii very much &C
CELEBRATE the ripening.-C 0uiatry GcaHenan
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From The Indiana Farmy
sheep and DOgs-.AE2in.

We still continue to hear of the havoc
made by dogs, among sheep in various pla-
ees. and have no doubt but these nocturnal
dcpredations are being committed every few
nights in some part or other of our State, and
il can do no harm occasionally to call the at
tention Of our farmers and sheep-raisers to
the subject. And it may be seasonable
time at present to do SO, as the candidates for
the next Legislature are beginning to Sn-
nounce their names. That body has the
power, in a great measure, to remedy the
evil, by enacting stringent law upon the
subject. and we hope our wool-growing
resent them at Indianapolis, are such IS will
favor our interests in the matter.
But in the absence of law such as we
need upon the subject, few remedies may
be suggested to mitigate the evil; indeed, we
may have nothing more than these to rely
upon for many years to come. In few re-
marks made before the State Board of Agri-
culture, in 1855, by A. {. Stephenson, he
spoke of the difficulty of catching dogs with
the sheep. but the certainty of catching them
with .trychnize. a dog will commonly en-
ter a field or lot where sheep are enclosed,
near the farther corner, and if a log crosses
the fence. he will make his ingress over it
Here place piece of meat, into which Is in
serted a portion of strychnine. and the dog
that finds it will soon be hors du combat
This plan should be invariably resor'ed to
after the first onslaught, as the guilty dogs
are nearly sure to return within few nights
aitcrward. The poison. of course, should
be used with great caution.
1t has been said that a flock of sheep, ev-
ery tenth or twentieth animal of which car
ries a bell, will not be disturbed by dogs; but
this is an error, as we have known the bell
sheep to be killed. We know of but one I'M
failing remedy. and that is to house the sheep
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One WAY to Keep Eggs.

During long voyage to South America,
it was noticed how fresh the eggs continued
to be- The steward was called on for his Sc
eret He said that as be purchased his stock
he packed it down IN email boxos--Taisin
boxes-and afterwards. about once a week,
turned over every box but the one out of
which he was using. This was all. The
reason of his success is, that by turning the
eggs over, he kept the yolks about the mid
die of the albumen. If still, the yolk Will
after while find its way through the white
to the she'll and when it does SO, the egg will
spoil-Coaatry Gentleman.
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.SheriH'-S Safe.

of execution directed. from the Nsyne
Circuit Court will expose at public sale at the Court
House CentreyiIie Wayne county, Indsna. the
March, loS6. the hours Of 10 o'clock A
o-wIt: part the south half of section 81 in
i3) and "a of the principal
meridian due North mouth the Gres,
beginning elm tree the east side OF
the line dividing the north and south
of said section i've ~ and thence running
90 nineteen and 21U Ferches
thence south twenty and half degrees. east twenty
ash thence north degrees
and Ism, forty three and BIO perch
double thence south degrees
perches and 10 to tree thence south
forty six and 0psrches wood
forty degrees Is crossing White
eght perehes and 40 blackberry, thence north
thirty God thence
.ix degrees. degrees, and 10
i thence north
ierches 3lote thence south four
forty perches the bank
fort,-six degrees. twenty three perches
northwest fourteen links thence north forty de
perches elm thence north twenty and
six perches lynn; thence north
north and lo perches 10
thence north eleven degrees four and 10
psrche elm hence north degrees west
twenty perches the Whitewater.
the old Road the afore
said dividing line with said line.
Whitewater. Isl. perches TO the beginning,
tanning thirty less with all the mills
privileges buildings. improvements and
beion Commonly known and called
all situated in said Wayne
Higgins Higgins satisfy said execution in
favor Simon 7 Powell
JOHN 9 PAGE, Sheriff W. c.
February 40 655. s. so
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From the Indian. Farmer.
Make q H0t-DeA.

As general thing, our farmers arc very
careless about making Hot-beds. Unless
they have sweet potatoes to sprout, which Is
not common, as they usually buy the plants,
it is rarely attended TO. They hardly seem
to understand that few hours spent in such
work, will enable them to have most kinds OF
vegetables month earlier than their usual
season. Radishes, Cucumbers and Cabbages,
especially the early York, should be started
in hot-bed and after the ground has be-
come warm enough, removed to the open air
We have known Irish potatoes put out in the
same way, and after the danger of frost is
past, they were taken up, and each separate
sprout taken off, like those of the sweet po-
tatoes, and transplanted. Treated in this
way, one peck of potatoes will plant three
times as much ground as when the tubers are
placed at once in the ground. But in onier
to have potatoes early, we should prefer to
transplant each tuber, with all its shoots,
just as it was placed in the hot-bed. Treated
in this way, we have little doubt that we
may have potatoes month earlier than
usual. Hoe 10 make tie Bed-Make box
as large as you wish the bed, say three by
six feet, of thick plank. and about two feet
high. Place il on a southern hillside, m
some warm situation. Place few corn stalks,
some brush, or fax straw in the bottom, on
which shovel unferInented horse manure, fresh
from the stable, TO the depth of u or IS inches
Cover this with rotten ehip-dirt, or something
of the kind, to the depth of four inches more.
in which the seeds may be sown and covered
the usual depth. The bed must be covered
with glass. This may be the windows of
some out-building,1 youare unwilling TO buy
a sash and glaze it especially for the purpose.
Water the bed when it needs it, and uncover
it when the weather is warm and the sun
shines, but don't forget and leave it open at
night when the frost is feared. The other
side Of the bed should be higher than the
south side in order for the latter to catch and
retain the solar heat. We hope our friends
will each make hot-bed and see if it won't
pay. r.
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have Just received f. New York
= and Cincinnati extensi We and superior
%s.oek Of Ladies, Misses and Children
Shoes, consisting Of French Md Enamel
ed bronze ard eoiored Baskins and Slippers JeR
Az Lind Caters for Ladies Misses and children Fine
Boot. and shoes and boys, such calf goat
enseied patent leather and e.othCongrees Shoes and
Slippers.
Hats Of vsrio1s :vies-Suk. Panama, Palm Leaf AID
gsre.. 3D. latest styie AID sna-t beautiful finish
an manufacturing al cf the fashionable kinds
.. Bots and Shoes erer OF the best materials and
having II ny employ the best q ~1rnen
feel eonhdent from the experience have had IN oa-
.I.ss.z tiauy wcra VIII compare fsvoEably with any
in the West Thankful fer past patronage. respect
fully solicit a continuance = it, JOB BohloN
Richmond Sept 20, 1885,. 4l-u
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RHODES
FEW ER AND AGUE Gu RE.
OR ANTID OTE TO AALARXAl

IyOR he Prevention and Cure Of Fever and Ague,
IL Chnls and Fever, Dumb Ague, and other Intsrmi'-
and Rsnitent tevers, siso Of Bilious feyers se-
e1nyaned by Typhoid symptoms Typhoid Fever ! ell
ow Fever Ship and Jail Fever, General Debility Night
S~eAs, and all other terms OF disease which have
common origin in Malaria or MispmA
This subtle pheric poison which certain
Is unavoiiably inhaled every breath is the same
in character wherever it existnorh south, eass o.
AMI VIII every where yield to this newly diseoYereA
ANTIUOTE, which neHtraiises the poison, completely
purife- The system, and thus entirely all the
The proprietor distiaeuy claims these extraordinary
results from its use:
II will protect any resilient traveller even in the mot
siekiy wampy localities from any agos or biiogs o."
whatever any injury from constantly tnhahs
Malaria Mia=ua.
IL will instantly cheek the sgre in persn, who have
suffered for any length Of time from DAY TO TwEs
TT YEARS that they need never have AsoTnHg CHILL
by continuing It's use according % di.@toa.
II relieve all the distressing results Of
liioa. sgue diseases ouch general debility night
sweats The patient at once beains To recover ap
radical Is effected And proof thas it i. ses
WORTHY Or PUBLIC CoSFIDESCE,
Because Of the
Singular and Estire IIarml~.sne's
The following certificate from q The most cei-
brated chemists in the United States he s;tshe1 10 erJ
bottle; -
.-Ih,Ve made chemical exsmin.tion q 'kho1e.
Fever and agus Cure. or "An'idoss 20 Asi.ris. sna
have tested II for Arsenic. Mercury. Qninins sha
S,Yyehnine but found particle Of either 40
il, nor have found any substance ia its conposi'Ss
thu, wsaIe prove injurious the sor s'i,utisn
JAS CHHTOS. NJ D.. Chemist
Tai. Allows Of ia
FREE Use as Il PRETE-tIIp T.
bv which al peson. may tho. be sure Of entire issegn
f the above diseases, matter hS~ sieSJ TIE
=s.s..n or .~arary the iccattJ
PROOFS or EFFICACY are ffe9a-ntly paehssea'
and the confidence Of the pubic u a,Ssa only N PfSp
a.. =. IL, actual merits wherever introduced snt Hsss
Tbess only are relied sfon TO prove lie worth
One or tso bsssles will snswsr for ordinary cases.
.one nay require more Dirse;iens prinsed In ter
n,n French and Spanish accompany each bottle Lie-
sy,i discounts mace 70 ths trs1e-
Prepared and sd b the Eregrister.
JAMES A RHODES,
PYovidencs r. J.
Fer sal. BY Druggists generally.
S5Ysmber :. 1885 <i-s
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PUBLIC SALE.

Iry<ILL he sold, without the Green Mount
~ College farm, Richmohi. seventh day. the
e9th of 81 month"; number Cattle which
valuable Mich Cows and Calves Of good stock biooded
Bulls and old excellsnt yoke of large and
tractable oxen Of Iiegs. Of which
10 kill Ok Cart. asd other Farming Implements;
Hay: Corn; Cornheiler Corn Crusher; Lo
Chains Wbeebarrow: Cooking and pipe. Bureaus.
Workstsuds. Washsiaua, aad many other articles which
cannot at Is o'clock.
months will be given. the purchaser
giving with approved security.
JOHN HATNEs.
ID north. 6, 1855.
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Read the following Cerrfica,e.:

Certificate Of DIR II Jordan late resaen, physician
OF tire b oarta street Cholera Hos pisal-
saa ehess'Vly recommend the Alternative Balm
the public, knowiaS DO that II excellent
iiele used IL with good effect ths Cholera Has
ptasan tais city Of Cramps ana pain, in The
stomseh and bowels. Alse used II IN q Of in
Elimination ei the kidneys v ttA the hspyiest eFaet
From know ledge of ts virtues in tAe above Ala
eases and others. In which have used IT. hays M
hesi:sney IN preaonneag II superior TO medicine
hitherto offered 10 the public with which have Ns
come acquainted, and woald eheerfully reeommenA
II TO the public
J. IL JORDAN, ND
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-13

Grocery and Provision Store!

TIE zss-,si<ne1 soa9 respectfully inform the eitzeas
II 81 Richmond and vicinity. that BE has eo-rnseeo
Grocery an6 Provision business ih~ room
~ secapEe3 ay H ard hasf one Of
tee articles his line offered f0s safe e
this city His IL q Leaf ersaee
IAy.us act t,osr S7xars Cbseasse. saier.fzs
Starch of All ka4s sa6 tAen I-s 81 sff
quality MeAsses- syrsp Fruits Sz.s 1oazrsS txss
Cheese Dried Beef Az6 fset ssness Every atee II
kssk viii sell iss a.
BE IA in shis city ~ elsewhere
ts5s psrnaasr; szsi aess sna -
,<zsrs - Ss.S.s Aha BE aopes
ees<rve a.t receive . Of he reesie ps.ssssre
J. L MEEK. ia
Ricazczs. se,<-nser g. iesS SH
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BUILDING LOTS
Ia fie risU OF ESlchsss0

sysHE subscriber offers a. Private sale TEN BUILD
ING LOTS on NJ street. between " sshirgton
ana Front streets. suitable for almost any kiai OF
Business Stands being in the adjoining tte best
Block Of buildings in the city which he would dispose
Of to persons intending fuilt tais season, al eN-
remaly prices sling the purchaser 70 buy tae
ground ana ba4ld good brick houses Ter less money
than the q teet Ct hsre sreuna "a an AZ
Joining SQUIRE would le worth. Ibis mast eventa-
siy he good square all k,a3s OF eus and Is
the LAST chance buy lots fNvorab> located
Main street. st the prices they viii be sold a.
have also eight lots Yet dispose Of Green xad
Washington streets north Of Main street.
Also few handsome lots situated Cila street.
in Jesse I3ens addition, All If which will De sold
very favorable terms Apply 70
JAMES * nUGDALE,
Washington street, nor;h Of Main. Richmond.
January 81, 1856. !-tf
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

fErHE en3ersiE1ei efers . sell the the
Z AcedSIrk fArE. saIetEsns the Farms bsle1xtng .
Friesds- AMI osra<-. ~ th~za Boarding School.
containing sheEt Is6s.
loo cleared tie balance vel tbe.s3, veil
and the she quality fAe Whole vii be
sold Together. sE1ea in lets sat purchasers Fer
sale particulars eAII David miles
seathsas; . RicAnsont. eE 81 } HAN. Richmond
81. fe5S. 1917
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FAoErIous.-The editor of the HortieEl-
.xrist of Philadelphia, informs lady of New
Jersey who gravely asks how to make butter
come. that IF nicely packed and put on a
railroad to that city, it will be sure to come,
If properly directed Doubtful, during the
"cold cycles" and 'icy terms" Of . protraeted
winter.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-13
CentreviIle Steam Works.

. noo POPLAR Walnut. Red OAK and Ash Is wanted.
L,poO hises. cash price Will be paid
delivery at the Depot.
" large supply Of poplar walnut oak and ash shir :.
giles superior quality. square Jost constantly
OF hand reduced prices
~ upon the halves delivered in large
oys convenient; We also do Turning Saving, Houiay
Grinding etc. EATON 4 CLAIM.
u, 1855. 3e-a
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Indiana State Fair.

I H X Z f 5 L Z X z Z T )
~ W ROBINSON, of Richmond, Ind. awarded
II the FIRST premium SILVER Cup $40 for the best
SyPERAToHana ftoRsEPowER combined, end = Cur
recommended for Superior Workmanship. There
three Mschnes put IN operation, one of them
the Wayne county Fair Silver Cup for the best Horse
Power and Separator, snd cash Pr emiuns-one
for superior workmanship. anu for the best -pec-
ue Of Machine Castings.
Persons wanting superior Machine can be secoEn-
raodsted by addressing W. ROBINSON.
Steam Engines Press Screws. Bridge Bolts, Ma
chine Work Iron and Brass Castings made to order.
Richmond, October Is, 1854 43-t:
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Spinning's Livery Stable.

r. The undersigned has again 51Tla -
y g.. suEled business the oid Western
LA-il Stage Company stables, on the 10 tn -
Marion Walnut where he -
The travelling public with thing
his the heretofore.
He travellers and others of tie
may he desired, with comfortable vehicles, good
horses careful GrI
viii any o: the city for railroad
Them Depot their res.T
desired Orders left 1t the stable
will he promptly attended
II thankful past lit patronage he has
ceved prOrt attention to usiuess and
able charges. inertia cohtRuaace-
z. SPINNING
Richmond, January l., 1856. 5H
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lRDAN, N, D.


This is eer.sthfy N June last was attached
wi,h the aSistict Aolera snd WAS econ. ay phys-
eisn said. in collapsed state. hal reraAinei IA
hours vs. Aen my PHI siesn inform
ed INV family and fr lends that could not POSSIBLY
gives and strictly forbidmy wfe permitting any ons
having any medicine noarishmeat ~ha,eye,
IS il would only hasten my death AZ this time Nj,
Forsha me. and bYousA. ith him eossls
containing four ounces OF his Alternative Balm ana
asked permission Of my Tile to il me- a, hs
thought it wcsd immediately give ease. was in
meliateiy applied an3 a pcrspir alton mi
or V hich time my eNtFenlttes were cold. clammy
sw eat on my face and head Aftes the oI sve
other bottles - the medicine. I entirely
relieved Of Sn Distress snl ia few days rsstos-
sd to health would NEST rheorfully and heartily
recommend this Balm 70 ali who afflicted 10 .
similar way. have also used il in other diseases
and have found il a most excellent remedy do 90.
think it be too highly recommended.
JOEL KIRBY
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Tin and Stove Store.
Fresh Arrival.

YAYING received from Philadelphia and ptsburR,
AAiarge Drugs, which. addition old
stock, makes it complete, ready to wait upon
Country Druggists and who will find to their
call before buying elsew here lam prepared
9 sell s prices the Having selected with
the medicines which have safe recommend
Painters Builders lido we'll
call my Of Paints and price before
themselves PeddIers supplied it'll
Caster snd OILS Inks. general ssornent Of
Fancy articles Tooth, Paint Brushes Paints, Per
a superior article ohacco
imported Segars Do theNo which il 4. Main
street. where will be with prompt ttenton.
All orders correctly answered. Ply sica descriptions
carefully compounded at all hoUrsda oh
LII CT Ugh,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
July 70, 1855. No. A. Main street. Richmond
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For Sale alta Bargain.

4 NEW two-story Frame House, the Of Cen
Atre and High streets the Depot appurtenanees
complete, for sale cheap. apply to hessrs- Cain s
Marhy, NM. I. BENTON,
Richmond. Jan 81 1855 Ism
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Mudee's Patent Washing Machine

'V>HE gea rur based the Right FOR nsnus.e
j turing and Eomicsl Machines fer
wayne county prepared supply ali orders
Only xiTe it fair trial in order
family and he intends that the people
something good for and that they shall
ePTorraty Of testing the Machine 10 'hsir
he vii = kaTsA number hand and
he trial fer three four
in shorter tine. or2sT that
nay fully Appreciated. II not found TO uerk
.sfsecriiy the end Of that the Machine BE
made provided II act aanaRet in
the using 10 believe TIA. il Viii BE
found 20 for the 81
kinds clothing half II ordinary
Win the clothes aaa half tie 4uazti.y
Soap
he las hszd and will make order al kinds 81
SASH DOORS and FRAMES. Of .he hes; quality. BE viii
rurnisa material baiisinzs. pzs - "a
; s.ir terms. has thank. ~. public
"a. ,ib.r. parsiezta.ly
: TN Nssxes Patent Washing Machine. - Ae
to-, vi1I rsxuIr from =
~ saop g shs southwest II Marie.
s~u Address IHos. 6. THOMPSON,
str nzSsct kiekRsad, Ind
lsS6.