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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30

No. l7i-A Farm OF about n nero. u...
adjoining No. l53 two story brick house Grove
water running through nne grazing fr, W. streams VI
under cultivation; price Z 40 per acre p nearly all
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RI,ACKSNITU,S TOOIS

IVOI1S.
A NNILS, Vices, Drills, Bellows, Stocks and Dies,
ASledges, hamnors, longs, &e.> for sale by
Je 10 BURROWS, PRErffMAN & DALZELL.
~ boz. Steel and Iron shovels and Spades for
20 sale by b. p. Il ID.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-30

FARM PROPERTY.
l@' Out Lot No. in the town OF Waicolt contain.
lng5 acres; price $500.
1888. Alsn Town Lot. No q andy Black % In Wal
coit price SEQ zach.
le4. Farm Of go acres In sections q, 10, ID 90,
"p g, 4, East, 25b acres broke, $40 acres under
oo acres Ia Wheat 10 acres In Oats two beus
os, TWO syringe and stream OF running water, brick
school bouse on the land I, price $50.
is5. farm Of go Reres IN sec 90 TWP 70, X East
GOOD frame house, rooms, well dc; price 0l7.
100 LOT ok . In Durant on the NJ "a NJ. R.R, SI25
"3"I7 81 a a sS
+" -" 10 g. :, sS
1877. Farm OF 50 neyss In 81, O q 10 % o p.., II
"'e' south ofFolton Depot House, newt price Sis06
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-30
Kansas Aid Supper.

The Ladies of the Kansas Aid Society, propose
giving Supper on Friday Evening, the proceeds
of which are to be forwarded 20 Kansas fer the
relief Of the sufferers. Those who desire 10 at
tend will meet at Starr Hall previous 10 o'clock.
The Supper will be served up at Engine House
No. ., at that hour Tickets can be had at the
principal business houses on ain street-price,
80 cents After supper, the company will return
to the Starr Hall where the evening will be spent
in social intercourse. Music will De furnished,
but dancing will not be permitted.
From the good taste and energy of the Ladies
having this matter in charge, We can assure the
friends of Kansas that il will be sumptueus sup
Per; and it is expected every one who has heart
TO feel for others woes will be present
On Saturday afternoon, collation. viii be serv-
ed up to the children. Tickets, ten cents each.
The proceeds to be donated TO one, and she a
widow" who has suffered much, and whose son
is now in a loa.hseme Kansas prison, wasting away
by slow disease and the barbareus treatment re-
ceived from inhman Prosecutors merry, happy
time is anticipated. Co. and take ell your chill
dren and your dimes
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A. Gaar & Co.'S. Thrashing Machines.

AT the trial of Thrashng Machines on the Fair
Grounds last week, Messrs. Gaar * Co were on
hand with one Of their superior Machines as
competitor for the premium, and thrashed and
Cleaned 10 bashels of wheat in five minutes This
Is the fastest thrashng on record. Unfortunately
Tor Messrs. G. < Co, on the test trial before the
Committee, pinon in their Horse Power broke
and their machine was ruled out. or they would
undoubtedly have secured as at several previous
Fairs, the first premium. As an evidence of the
high appreciation of these machines by persons
who were present and witnessed the trial. Messrs
Gssr 4 Co. immediately sold the one on exhibi
lion and also seven Others
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n1r Some writer says, There are ,

B<1- Some writer says, There are mo-
ments in every ones earth career where con-
catinatien Of external circumstances combines
TO arrest our progress" and we agree with him
that such moments" would naturally seize
upon the mind of every one passing our friend
Watson's Daguerrean Gallery, and seeing his
beautiful Specimens. This Generalization Of
circumstances combines to arrest the atten
ton of every passer-by, to such an extent that
it stops the progress" of the Wayfarer, and
up he goes. over China Hall to get one--suse!
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EI good. hearty laugh. is said to be
tonic-a digester-a febrifuge; and, thinking
about good things, reminds US that at Jack
sons New York Store. can be found such
quantity of good and cheap Goods. that the
risables of the purchaser is naturally excited
at the Bargains he or she may get, and posi-
tive health is thereby promoted. Persons al
ways feel in good humor when they have
cash to buy Goods and when they have just
such Store to go to as Jackson's their graf
ihcation is doubly enhanced. Fact
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~ Found, in front Of the Post Office,
and deposited with US for safe keeping. a
sheet of closely written editorial for the JEFF
fersonian. in Isaac Julisn's hand writing
As il has been used, and the slaveocracy
have received al the nutrinent 1t contained. We
Presume Jeemes viii not want it, and We
therefore propose keeping it as litter-srv
curiosity, and as commentary on the verac-
ity OF our neighbor. who has SO frequently
denied that Isaac assisted him in his editorial
labors.
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Exs Our young friend j. w. PLrAMEK.
has again located at the old Plammer corner.
In the Drug business, under The firm of Thorn
as q Plammer. Their assortment of Drugs
and Medicines is very extensive and pure.
aud they solicit Physicians, and customers to
call. examine and purchase. See their adver-
usement In another column.
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~ One of the most extel

- One of the most extensive stocks of
Millinery and Millinery Goods, has just arrived at the
Ladies Millinery Depot, Front street. North of the
u. E. Church This is the second Fall arrival at Mrs.
ILIYss and her quick sales clearly indicate that her
catering the Plain and Fashionable taste Of the La
dies Of city and vicinity duly appreciated by them
Call and examine her stock and prices.
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4 Splendid Young Horse.--Messrs. L. I.
Vanschoiack and V. Bulla, of this vicinity,
purchased, at the late State Fair, one of the
finest young animals it has ever been our lot
to see, He took the first premium in the class
of two years old Stations; and also the first
premium in the same class, at the Putnam
county fair He is Of the Halcorn, Red
Hawk, and John Crittenden stock. and h".
been named JOHN HALCoRN. He is a most
beautiful bay, of fine size, full of good points,
graceful in action, and these, added to his
blood. make him valuable acquisition to our
stock of horses. Msssrs. Vanschoiack and
Bulla paid 800 for him, and will keep him
for the benefit of our stock men.
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W AYsE COUNTY, 60 Court, January Term lo56.
James N. Poe and1
Thaddeus Wright, Complaint Note and to foreclose
Hugh Gala CHER.
NOTICE is hereby given, the above nt
~ who appears by affidavit is a
State OF Indiana Of the filing Of the above complaint
pending OF the above action and that he be appear
fore the Judge Of the said the
next thereof. be holden
town OF Centerve. Monday the day Of January,
1884, to answer demur thereto will
and in his and decree
accordingly.
Witness my o court at Center
Vile, this 2eth day OF October 1856.
ANDREW F. SCOTT Clerk
By Sol Deput
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Fnor. Woop's Hans Rrsres.rsv invi

fRor .Woop's HAIR REsroR,rsv We invite sspe-
cial attention to the advertisements of this
other column of paper 1t has been tie
than before the public, and We. il has become
from its intrinsic merit standard article the
shelves Of almost all druggists and the Chester Herald
says 1t stands a. the head Of all medicines the
kind Nor is this result at all surprising when
memh ered that insushed statesmen well
Of the medical profession indeed ladies aud
gentlemen of the highest intelligence all parts OF the
testify that has and viii restore the hair
the head of the bald reneGy all dantru5 and itch
Tag and all diseases OF the scalp and than ali
the hair: if used for toilet both color
and from falling cut; 70 imaginary age Read. add
TT n
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1879, of the Best Kind.

Al Johnsons corner by Frederick Knolenberg. and
the Express Wholesale Grocery Of S f. Fletcher oys-
ters. fresh fat Oysters always be had Fstcher
by the half Reeollect tina, the Fresh Fish
is received BY EXPIRES. every other day. Lock out.
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nr. sanford. lnvigorntor.

Is mild laxative, tonic and smulant, And Is recon
mended the public relying upon its intrinsic worthin
engagements Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Habitual Cos.
tYenes Chronic DizTrhea Collie. Pain in the stomach
and Bowels. General Debility. Female Weaknesses &c
Fer sale By ruggists generally and by McCuiou eh
Co, and Z. B. Holloway. Richmond, ard BIZ J D Park
General Agent, incinna. also By Sanford Co. New
York City.
A, ri Il, 1875. ls-rv
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Medical Association.

RICHMOND, Oct H. 1910
The third regular meeting of the Wayne County Med
eal Association will De held 5th day Thursday the
9Th Of next month"; November at Firenans Hall. No
X. L. HAUGHT0N Seey.
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DY vIytas ~ order FROM wayne Conner Pleas
ID csnrt. Psse 4ss Eat rdsy tbs 18th
day Of November the prenises half Eaile spIth
% Rtehmsad, In the efoskasd lots n1aer Is aud
H. eoassiung Sid Lots beng part
the estate beioagsg the John I,
fhe SesrAhiy located. n city,
Ing for ns>iews TAs terms Of safe
ehie parckssssA nc. 8# z1aA
81 SSie~0ase third ssxn. aiance e1aa pay
Of nine and ssgh.esn mssths. vish from
ris1s good Hossessies snmsdsassly
eozznsnee .; q 'eloeh. 2. n
me us4efsigned Stsi sell All %
ssie H6 essshes insesaasion apply
Rosa q the zneersigssd- HARMON B. PAYNE.
0esse>r -, feos = 1850 - sss+s C0aaSssioEs
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BkyWe are informed by friend of Robert
making Williams drunk, or any participation
in making him We give him the beue fl t
Of the denial
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AN ORDINANCE

nv ME-
10 amend a Ordnance ent,tledan! Ordinance
to establish and regulate a Market in the
City Of Richmond
SEC TON Ist Be it ordained by the Common Coun-
ell OF the city of Richmond that Section the Ori
nance establishing and regulating a Market, be so
amended add the word Marion after Pearl so that
Marion street shall be made part OF the Market
SECTION End. That Section 2ni OF the same Ordi-
nance be so amended as to read eight instead nne
ana nine instead of ten that 1t shall read thus-from
the lst day Of April until the It Of Nov ember the Mar
Set shall not be opened earlier than four ~ of
each day closed before eight o'clock. from the
first day OF November to the first day of April
ket shall not be opened earlier than five o'clock A.
Of each day closed before nine o'clock A. NJ of the
same days
SECTION Sd. This Ordinance to be in force from and
after its publication.
ATTEST Pass ed and approved, Oct Z 1880
JOHN FINLEY Mayor
w DAVIS City Clerk.
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DECIDEDLY RIcH.-Ik. Julian writing Re-
publican communications to the Cincinnati
Commercial and, at the same time writing
editorial for the Jeffersonan.
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TestaPs Stceet Potatoes.-Among the most
attractive features at our late State Fair, was
the largo pile of sweet potatoes exhibited by
the Messrs. Vestals, Of this county. They
were the largest and finest ever grown in the
west. The past season was specially adapted
to the growth Of good potatoes, and no per-
sons are more successful than Mr.. Vestal and
his sons. Their success is an illustration
that a thorough knowledge of the plant and
the best manner of propagation will insure
good potatoes, and good crop. They are
extensively engaged in the business, and have
a way of their own to preserve them through
the entire winter. The knowledge as to the
manner of keeping them is communicated to
those who desire it for small compensation
Address them at Cambridge city.
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POE & HOLLINGSWORTH,
REAL ES TATE A G ENTS,
Main street. BrigAtrell Building. Up Stsirs.
RICHMOND. ND


RICHMOND, IND.
WILL buy, sell. rent exchange upon Commis
w sion. Real Estate also buy, sell. or exchange
upon ion, Personal Property, Stoke. Bonds
Mortgages and Notas-collect Claims take Oepcsi-
all kinds instruments writing generally made by
Nutaries Public
They have now large lot Of City property, i'm
proved farms, and Western Lands, for sale or
change OF which follows;
miles from Biehmend, ls good tiHbsF
gaed dwelling
ne orchard and 81 rods OF Hedge
" Ill be sold at d bargain
So of excellent Land l n miles south west Of
Hisboro with good improvements.
House and Lot on the corner Main and Fifth, for
sale very low.
SPLENDID LOT for business House.
on corner Main with unfinished dwell
ling Of Fifth for sale at great bargain.
l Brick House and large Lot on Sonth eth street;
House AMI q Acres Of Land at the west end Of Ma
ket street-itnprosenont good and situation beausi
Slaughter House and fixtures for rent
nate a National bridge. =
land we'll improved and trnhered. AMI
watered on pike miles north Of Chssts RI
.ale on very easy
fo- sale adjoining Hilisboro Pay
house and ve,y large barn good aAd
ufhcieA; baidings farm well watered and veil tim
) building I6es iith street
! do do on Pearl street
/ do Go Boston pike, adjoining Richmond.
do do on in Csmden jay county. Ind
Mill Machinery and Water Power 2 miles north Of
Richmond
! Fern II iniles south Of Richmond
so acres Of land in funski county, Ind
go do do in Washington county, iowa
24o do DO in Stark county. Ind.
50 do DO in Jones county, lows
so DO DO in Adams county, lows.
I6o 90 do in Delaware county. Iowa
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TEAcHER's AssocIArIoS.-The next meeting Of
the Wayne County Teachers Association will be-
held at Wi'liamsburgh, Saturday, n ov. II, So
commencing at 10 o'clock, y. The following
is the order of exercises:
Forenoon Session.
|. Opening Exercises 10 to lo:5
=. Reading the Minutes, 1913 to lO:15
3. History by j. 5. Wilson, l0:l5 to lO:45
4 Natural Science, by l. A Estes, l0:+5 to HIS
5. Geography by Miss NJ. Brown, HIS to IL As
6. Criticisms aud appointment Of business COM
mittees.
Afternoon Session.
= Higher Mathematics, ,y w.
Il. Morgan, l:3O TO
8 English Grammar. hv j. Hurry to 2:30
g. Arithmetic. by Nj. c. Stevens 2:30 TO
10 An Auto Biography, by f. +. Ed
wards. te 800
H. Report on the cause of the smoky
appearance of the Atmosphere, by
IL Hadley, 800 to $40
L. Criticisms, Report of Business Com.
and Miscellaneous Business
! No meeting of the Association has ever IS yet
been held in Niamsburgh. and it is therefore
especially desired that there should be full at
tendance
All friends of Education in the county are in
vited to attend but particularly those in Williams
burgh and vicinity. W. d. HExkLE Supt.
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
VIZ ILL be sold Saturday the 22d day of November
w next Main street in front OF my Once all the
Personal Estate Henry / Shomhaa daaeassd
ing valuable Law Books, Indiana Reports
Elementary works and large variety Literary and
Mi Miscellaneous Books. One Bureau one or two Trunks
aud other articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to . o'clock p NJ. when terms will
be made known and due attendance given by
Ii. b PAYNE, Admir-
Richmond Oct 2s 1856 -45-3w
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SIGN OF THE RED CURTAlN!l

An pe.ysns vhe want large lot q Gods for 3
little ueney wii do vel - call ~ No. ~, Isin street.
opposite she Old Bank, sen Of the Red Curt2E where
great bargains and oods reduced prices be Ind
The bsst Kind sf Goods such SD East aud wes.
for ls5 cents.eA1 be bod IT 10 esass-triS1iags ia.
Extra - ceot GnShsns ~ ia esatstrimfniags in &c
ERemsmber everybody. 70 cau 1t the ehespest zach
Sore ie Rscssond q Mais o. opposite The od Bsak
Ap-A -; ls5s. isxa4c J. W. HAIAE>.
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MARRIED-On the sd inst, by Emsley Hen
derson, Esq. GRIFFIN DAVIS 10 DEBORAH d. HARE
all of Newport
-0n the Goth inst. By the same, JETHRo
LEWIS TO NJ ArIbpA LoSGFELLow.
-On the same day. By the same, HENRY
A. NEWTON TO Margaret NAMES
-On the same day, BY the same, BRASsoS
GARDAER to MATILDA ASpsRsoS.
M,sRIEp;-on the a2d inst. BIZ J. Swing. ESQ. Mr.
Leeburn l. Fender Miss Rebecca Conard all Of ayne
county, Indiana
- In Cambridge City. the morning Of the Esd
inst, BY the Rev. Cyrus Nut;, Mr. Jos Fennmore, ss
Ohio, and Miss Mary E Sei~ours; Of this county.
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RSU ANTto or-r Circuit Court in and
the coCuty Wayne o. Indiana. the
ders gned Commit iay apncia- sad aShed viii
oder fer sale public venee the premises saturday
the 2SJ day of October o following described real
estate The north quarter ni
township north base lane
teen OF he second principal meridian line Of The ianas
sold Cincinnati Of Congress Ap
praised So.4S Terms of SateOne third cash, thrd
in AMI third in with interest.
red by valustten and appra Lass and
the W. Z. BENTON,
] III Con y
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$1,000 r F. w A ID

" ". ~ " ~ - w "a ~ II
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY RICHMOND.
October 2Sth, 1865
DY authority Of the City Council authorized to
/ } offer a reward of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
such information will lead to the discovery and
vction of the ineendary who fired Stacy Wilkins Sta
BILE, the night of the oath and for
the kind in the City, hereafter committed, the
above reward will be paid to the ormer conviction
of such offender.
JOHN FINLEY,
Oct 80, l656--46-3t Mayor.
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W E i IL E K A L DIS
MAMMOTH

Boot and Shoe Store.
No. 70 Main street RjcAmond. led.
em, Just pcned with the largest and best assorted
I'M Of the above articles offered for sale
~ this city. As Mr. Netherald is almost e1clu
svely in and purchases his goods fer cash Of
Eas manufacturers he will sell al Eastern price,,
which from Is per lower than here.
Parties wanting such goods Will the above per
age by giving him carly call. the present stock
sold Iobbers prices regardless e profit in eeks
make for goods that are coming in monthly
In the Ladies department viii be found unrivaled
stock Of the latest styles.
\ B-A good assortment Of Gents Hats and Cans
% per cent lower tina 4 retailer price.
= Call and examine for yourselves At No z, Main
street, Richmond.
October g. 1855. AZ IF
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LOOK AT THIS!

City confectionery. Fruit and Toy Store
Taoo doors east Of tie Huntington HoWss.
HAVE AGAIN located permanently, and newly fitted up
the gna stand J. Moores bGjlInS, with much
variety wholesale retail,
brought TO this market Acting for the
named confident shall please
al their Call and e
yourselves All orders Ii be punctuay attended 70
few OF the follows fall OF Cane
Willow Goods. PeTcha Toys China and German
Toys ofeyery fernerS and hse Toilet and
Fancy Notions ladies' and gentlemen, gsh
Currarts. Crons Lemons Bottle and Can Fruit the
finest qualities and long the
We have been heavy In fitting the saloon
II Is In readiness which will fstIdous
all supplied with the finest quality oys
which will be served in the style short
wholesale and retail, the hall
IA Give II and for yourselves.
II Don't forget the place doors cast q the Hunting
SAMUEL r FLETCHER.
Per GEORGE CRINER,A gent
a. -
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TEo1IES ,3ANK:
RICHMOND, IND.

Lewis Burk, p.-.z
Thoma, Kramer pEoFKiEroRs,
Discounts Produce bills and ohe business paper also
purchase Of hand receive money deposit and
attend all other business apperaining Banking.
TrOGice hours from A. NJ. to { p. NJ.
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EI Recollect the Agricultural Meeting OF
Saturday next. at Centerville.
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Fresh Oysters Received Daily.

THE undersigned mas opened ,a5iishrn. mt on
Marian Street. few doors north .. Main. where
he viii receive daily Fresh and Perior Oysters which
he will sell wholesale and RETAIL will serve them
up II the best style Of the epicurian
Game Of oN hnds and Fresh Fish
will be served If in their Cal sad try them
JOHN IOREE.
Oct % Is55-4ats
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u Sold st ia Msskst sssses. ST. Louis 40 3is
Broadwsy, New York. .ad by ailDrugsists every
where. All kinds u finally patent medicine. tor
sale the best psssibIs terms. Prot. No,a's
establishment. liz MsrketstTest. Sc Louis.
u Soidin Richmond by all the popular Druggists
else, thr ougbout the wosla-@
April II, 1856 zs4 f9.t
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Election Tickets,

For the Election Tuesday next, can be had
at this Office at 81 so per thousand.
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@ VISossNEs. IA. June 81, 1858
Prof o J. WooR; A You are about to MANUFACTURES
snd vend your recently discovered Hair Restosiiye
will state for whomsoever may concern that i
have for several years been in the Ia bit other
IAr Restoratives, and thstI find yours vastly superb
or TO any other know. entirely cleanses the head
o dandruh and with one months proper use viii ro-
store any pessons hAls to sAs original youthful color
and texture giving he.Ihy soft and glossy appear
and all this without dfscoloring the st an
p ii. the IDEAS VI ich Il drop. Iwoud there.
fore recommend ts use To avery desirous OF hay
ing fine color and texture of hair.
Respectfully yours.
wrI.soy krx
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Bkas- To Bind or not to Bind, that is The
question. Whether tits best to have your
Magazines preserved in convenient form, or
scattered promiscuously over the house
to Taylor's. Or lose them by keeping them at
home or loaning them to obliging friends and
neighbors; no sensible person can hesitate
which course to pursue. To Taylor's Bindsry.
at once. will be the decision Of all who are
not penny wise and pound foolish" Mr.
Taylor has one Of the best Bindery's in the
West, and is prepared either to Bind Books
or furnish Blank Books on as good terms as
can be had at Cincinnati or Indianapolis
Give him a call
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FOR sAI,H!

@A-1S
'INHE Funding now occupied by Scott Crawford
L and known as No. Main Street, 20 feet desp and
10 feet front will be sold reasonable terms II rot
eld by the lst of January will be fer permanent rent
Any person wishing good nd for Dry Goods bust
ness wonid dc well TO embrace this opportunity.
Oct %. lo56-4jtf JOB BORTOS
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cincinnati White Lead Mandatory
r. CONKLING & SON.
II BROADWAY, between Eighth Ninth streetswe are
u prepared o n Lead Red
Putty &c OF the quality
at lowest TO the w completed
works broadway with facilities
demand for the above
therefore assured OF wing their
filed
Cincinnati October ?, 1856 42-3.--Gs.
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NOTICE.

II ANlSG sold my Drug Store. and wishing 10 close
up the business OF the concern mr,ed ately nave
put my books, Accounts &c. in the hands of Messrs
Arededith Douhtt, Attorneys Law for collection
All persons knowing themselves indebted to me- will
please call there and make immediate settlement a. the
books must be closed L. HI NcCUIIOTGH
Oct. -, lSl6-45-2m.