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This Is TO certify that m wife afflicted with
the spinal affection and dyspepsia FOX nine years and
large poYtion of the time confined 70 her room
Three joints OF her back bone hsogn Of
and curved caused BY the disesse ana pain She was
quite bowed do her stature during her illness
We had three Physicians attending her during the
uJeprincpal part OF her ss, bur experienced no
manent relief from their prescripsioas afserwsr6
procured eott!e OF DR.. ForshAs Alterssive Balm
BY the time she bad used ttst bottle felt
relief used but seven bottles when she vas en-
relv cured and well OF her disease snt Ger backbone
lost It's and she Is stTsishs Ia hes stature
she vas previous TO her attack We hereby eerti-
IS that believe the Balm. 70 be the best oeleine in
.nd believe il to be eestsia fer spinal
sseet.oa and dyspepsia and cannot too highly
mend it 70 every pesson afflicted vth above dis
We as find il etfestesi IN other
diseases n which have tried II IN onr family.
[Sig1edl ALEXANDER CLARK,
MARY B. CLARK.
LynchhurE, Highland So, Ohio an ?, Is52
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.
MEATS AND POULTRY.

BKsr SPECIMEN pREssED-BEEF.
Ist George Davidson Of Wayne silver cup. $50
ID. Calvin Fletcher Jr, Marion Co. :" - $50
SPECIMEN MUTTON,
lst. George Davidson, Wayne co, silver cup $50
nrsr SPECIMEN or roKE
LIST. Samuel D. Baker, Marion CO, silver cup SO
ID. George Davidson, Esyne CO.. $500. II
BEST SPECIMEN
LIST. Geo. Davidson. Wayne co, silver cup......s.e
BEST FAIR DRESSED TURKEYS.
LIST. a. w. Webb, Marion tea spoons s.
BEST FAIR ov DUCKS.
l.t. J. W L. MatOsk, Hendricks tea spoons. IS
BEST HArr DOZEN FOWLS.
LIST. e. T. Paddock, Boone spoons s.
I'd a ii. Nss'ai' Wayne s3r, TssaT spoon y %
BEST GENERAL COLLECTION rHurrs.
lst Joseph Orr, Laporte county, silver cup. $40
I'd Mr.. Todd, jefferson county. sfver 10
REST TWENTY VARIETIES WINTER ArriE.
lss " D. Thompson Morgan CO., silver eup.s 2o
Id. John a. Natson, Putnam CO., silver cup. 10
BEST TEN VARIETIES SAME
ls,, Noaward.
"a Hiram, Bacon, Marion CO.. silver cup. .......slo
BEST FIVE vAsIETIKs SANE.
lst f. c. Reagan, Hendricks CO.. silver SIC
I'd. 9. howiand, Marion co.. teaspoons
BEsr SINGLE vARIgrY-sANE.
lst. B. F. Paddock Boone co, silver cup....-...S $40
I'd J, L. Brown, Marion CO.. spoons. ........-....
BEST SINGLE vAxrErY EISrER PEARS
Ist Josephus Clarke, Dearborn CO., silver SO
This premium awarded the Easter Burre"
Pear
PRESERVED FRUITS.
ist. Miss Todd, Jefferson silver cup. SO
I'd Miss Williams Delaware CO., spoons ...-..... )
lst Miss Amanda Dawson, Marion silver SIC
ID Mrs. James Hammond. Wayne CO, spoons. 1855
BEST POUNDS CHEESE Oh OVER
lst. Isaac Parker, Henry CO., silver cup. $40
Cd. Hiram Bacon, Marion CO., spoons ,.....--
GRAIN.
NEST BUsHEL WHITE WHEAT.
lst. Zaioek Tonlinson. Marion silver cup. Slo
ID. Robert Frazier, Hendricks CO
sEsr BrSHEL RED WHEAT.
LIST. G. Mcdonnell Jennings co, silver :. Sl0
ID Isaiah Hornsday. Marion o,.................
BUsnEL WHEAT COLOR.
LIST. Zadoc Tomnson, Marion CO., silver cup $40
sUsHgi. WHITE CORN.
LIST, George Graf, Gieson CO. silver SO
Cd George Davidson. Wayne eo.,........--....
RUSHED WILLOW CORN.
lst George Davidson, Wayne silver cup $40
Cd. Vincent Miller, Marion Co., silver cup.
BEST BrsHEL CORN OF ANY COLOR
lst- Zodoc Tomlinson, Marion silver cup. $50
srsHEL OATS.
LIST. Paddock. Boone s.
ID George Davidson, Wayne co.,. .-.t.....-.-.- )
BrsHEL TIMOTHY SEED.
LIST Charles Rhodes, Marion -
Sd. A W Webb, "..........--..-....
BUsuEL SEED
Ist Robert Frazier, Hendricks county IS
VEGETABLES
BEST BrsHEL rEIsH POTATOES
LIST. Charles Rhodes Marion CO.. silver cup....- sIa
BEST BrsHxL SWEET r0fA1oxs
lss Jossph w vestai Wayne CO., silver 10
a. opoo0s
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\ CHEAP PUDpING.--Take some slices of
white bread, without crust; pour scalding
milk on ie let il stand until well soaked then
beati it wei with four eggs, a little sugar, and
grated nutmeg. Bake in an earthern dish or
small cups, as desired.
Trying to farm without capital is like try
ing to run locomotive without fuel Money
and wood must both be consumed, if they
are to move the machine of the fam or the
rail
Difficulty of achievement Supplies the
sluggard, advises the prudent. terrifes the
fearful, and animates the courageous
If you wish to give an energetic move
ment to all your farm machinery, and keep
its hundred wheels in rotation, be sure not
to be without good rotation of crops
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EkatSim On!
SCOTT q Ora wE0RD

ANE received seventy FIVE packages staple
- fancy Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, aad
Shoes Hats and Caps. Bonnets and Furs- They
best and cheapest assortment Of Goods the
lev the sale Of them Having
tAaa usual in ssiec:Ia their stock BostoE
sad Philadelphia. thsy satisfied they have purchased
taslr goods iow house il the IVES Thankful
the liberal patronage heretofore received invite
friends and the public 10 slvs cali N selling cheaper
than lid before. h2ys the ssos. and
sTSoSe TRADE, and sustain we'll
reyutssea keeping tAe best
We coDpetiiior-<1CR ACEoS. Remember
striped and Lamb, Ne Main
mend Ind
II y wh.. does IS tie tA4rEt
Sept I3. 1855. 2S-if
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Richmond Green House.

VIE undersigned has completed lis arrangements ard
- opened his ,rreef House. situated
Pearl street II the city u Richmond
10 furnish tbs friends Of Horticulture very general
sortrent Of Native and Tropical Plants. has about 20
varieties Of the latest and Roses Caefa
FussGs ie-aniuns Nerbenas, Dahlias, Cactus and
general variety Of Green House Plants variety Of lie
latest and most approved Strawberry Plants Caas.
oTsPe vines. JOHN J. CGSLET.
Richmond, tprIi :. I554 Ia,
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Tin and Stove Store.
Great Bargains.

THE andersg ne1 having removed from y ew Paris
will sell his house snd !ot in that place also hi
house and lot 2i miles north OF Paris. the roas
leading from New Paris 10 Palestiae5 Ia proPerty's
being very desirable snd pleasant situations. Any
person wishing - purChas., nay call John P Ire
land. New Paris James IRELAND, one mile north of
Paris samuel Todd. = miles north of Paris. tue
Palestine Pike who will give all necessary infor.na
ton Any one wanting real bargain. now il your
chance. y ii IRELAND.
New Paris, o August 9, 1855. 3t-tf
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FACTS ABotT MiLR.-Cream cannot rise
through great depth Of milk. If there
fore, milk is desired 10 retain its cream for a
time, it should be put into a deep, narrow
dish; and if il be desired to free Utmost com
pletely Of cream, it should be poured into a
broad, Hat dish, not much exceeding one
nch in depth The evolution of cream is
facilitated by rise, and retarded by de-
preston of temperature. At the usual tenn
perature of the dairy. 80 degrees of Fahren-
heit--all the cream Will probably rise in 81
hours-but at 20 degrees it will rise in per-
haps half that time: ana when the milk Is
kept near the freezing point. the cream Will
rise very slowly, because it becomes solidiied.
In wet and cold weather the milk is less
rich than in dry and warm, and on this ac-
count more cheese is obtained In cold than in
warm. though not i'll thundery weather The
season has its effects, The milk, in spring.
is supposed TO be the best for drinking. hence
it would he the best for calves; in summer it
is best suited for cheese; and IN autumn the
butter keeping is better than that of summer
the cows less frequently milked, give rich
cry milk, and consequently more butter. The
mornings milk is richer than the evenings
The last drawn milk of each milking, at all
times and seasons, Is richer than the first
drawn. which Is the poorest Uestern .4g-
ricrltkrGllSt.
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AIACISSA.r. AaPeh /, 1898
De. FoRsHA-This is the first time m; long life
that have given my name in uaandatiou any
medicine, general remedy, though | have often
been solicited 1 have used your Alternative Balm
for nearly years; first for the rheumatism in m
hip and knee, OF which was nearly cripple, .heu
for very severe bruises of my IA miiy; thea
violent attack CT disrrhus myself, then Sor nissn
nation, burns, bruises aud Tor very Of
stiff neck, brought by violent cold ana think
have had full proof OF its medic Al properties sres.
many OF the diseases Tor which orlsneud it.
and have found it fail in even one OF them
still. do say shst it Is intalibe cure vet il
nv sober conviction that il is the best compound for
these complaints for which il IS ende ed ,hst
have tried, sni have tried MANY wilI uot
il procure it. do without il family Zoe any
liberation. Hoping That yoa Y;I still ooniiaUe
compound il honessly and that it may relieve thou
sands Of sufferers. most heartily recommend TO my
fellow citizens most excellent family medic inc
Yours, aiIectit ns,elv,
J. Is. FINLEY.
This is certify that IN the sumner OF ls4s be-
came very lame and weak IN my back. occasioacd
by lifting. that could not sit Il ct Up without
holding onto some object | advised % try III
Forshas Alternative Balm by bathing it six or eight
times my back perfectly restored. ana ksve felt
symptom OF its return since
My wife. also. has used it Tor Rheumatic pains
;. J. YEAKLE.
December LIST. ls46.
Certificate from Z. L. Starr
Ihave known Mr.. FoTsha's Alternative Balm 70 pe--
form very extraordinary upon a horse that
was very badly cut, time since.
used upon occasion. externslly, with sood
effect believe it 20 be perfectly safe and eAca-
eious remedy 10 be used IN many eomFlsints.
d. L STARR
\oyember Dist 1854
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New and Complete systematic Series
OF School Biographies,


IN THREE PAhIS.
rerienced and accomplished teacher with the view Of
nesting the long and kesnly felt by best nstruc
tors Of systematic series Of School Geography
The plan IS original philosophical and dI
vested II all properly belonging the subject
The divisions Of phca science snlp appro
priateiy arranged under their heads The deni-
lions than usually simple
and concise. and the maps and the Instructions
bIHe higher degree excellence and system than be
found IL any other Geographical works.
While the three hes forming the series progressive,
each complete itself used for the grade
OF scholarship for which It IS des gnei independent OF the
others
Althouch It is only few months since the Primary and
Inerat= first a!eared. they have been adopted the
standard text books il The Tahc schools OF New York,
brooklyn. Albany, Rochester, Philadelphia, Washington
Pittsburg Cincinnati Louis, Indiana polls and
other places
This work has been recommended by the BOARD OF Kduca
ton of Indiana lie ty the following from
circular ssaei by the Department. OF Public Instruction,
August 10Th, less
1t ls believed the text books by the
Board and in in schools
TO furnish valid for change except the
for which the Board after consideration pa
teEt have resolved introduce Corneis
mes which in their Judgment is sufficiently superior 10 the
one formerly recommended to fully Justify
Published by D. APPLETON & CO, New York, for
sale by all the principal booksellers Of the
November :, 1858. ..-3u,-
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RHODES
FEVER AND AGUE CURE

OR AN7ILD OTE TO AALARIAt
NOR the Prevention and Cure Of Fever aud que.
Il Chius and Fever, Dumb Ague, and other interm
tent and Renittent Eevers also Of Bilious Fev.rs
low Fever Ship and Jail Fever General Debility Night
Sweats, and all other forms of disease which harea
common origin in hiAsris Missma
This subtle spherie poison. which at certain
unayodaby inhaled every breath, Is the
west and will every yield 70 this nealy discovered
ANTiD0TE, which neutraises the poison, completely
puraes tbs system, and thus entirely removes all the
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
results from its
II will protect any resident traveller even in Ia most
scky swampy localities from any agae bilious dis
whatever, any injury from constantly inhalz
Malaria AIasua.
It will instantly check the agse in persons have
suffered for any length Of time from oEE DAY TO TwES-
YEARS that they need never have ANOTHER CHILL
by continuing its according TO directions.
Il will Immediately relieve all tie distressing results Of
ious agae diseases, sueh general debility night
weats, The patient n once begins 70 appe-
lite and strength and continues until perrna nent and
radical effected And proof that it is also
WORTHY or PUBLIC CONFIDENCE,
Because Of ths
Singular and Entire HaTmiessnes..
The following certificate from Of the cels.
brated chemists the United States Is attached every
bottle:
Nxw YoRK June H. 1855
Al have made chemicsi exs n nation Of Rhodes
Fever and Ague Cure ''Antidoie Malaria" and
have tested it for Arsenic, Mercury. Quinine aud
it. nor have found substance ia its eomPosiiion
that would prove Injurious to the eonstitu,ion-
JAS Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist.
This lows Of its
FREE USE rs n PRETE.STIPE
hy which I'll persons may thus be Of entire freedom
from the above named diseases, Lon sickiy tie
seassn Swa2py the locality.
PROOFS or EFFIC ACY frequently published.
and t1c confluence = me Ta5lic Is asked ay Ir0For
ton it. actual merits wherever introduced and used
These oay are relied aPon g prove rs wgFiI4-
gF fsrc 81 ~ sks
some NAV require Directions printed in Geb
treAch an spanish accompany each bottle La
erzl discounts maze 70 the trade
Prepared AID sod by the proprietor,
JAMES RHODES
PToyl1ence z l.
For sale BY Druggists generally.
NeYs-z5erT, 1885. 49,
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10 hereby certify that the above certificate il
rect. and the statement of abe de to
true. JULIA Ann KIRBY.
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A New FENcE.-The Lowell Advert
ser says that the Rev. Mr.. Gates recently
married Mr.. Joseph Post TO Miss Martha
Rails
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Toimb-ss0ues, monuments. sc

II r. MORRISON Main ST, Richmond Ind ,
- still continues 10 manufacture, 70 order, every
variety OF Plain and Ornamental Tom Stones Monu-
ments Sc, SC Of the latest style ani beautiful
patterns.
r. He takes pains in informing his friends that
he will sell cheap if not itfs cheaper for ready
cash than be bought in the state.
His work IS warranted equal 70 any made in the
West and perfect satisfaction guaranteed. The pub
liz invited to call aad examine his stock and speci
Richmond. March 10. 1884
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FsNHE undersigned are prepared 70 paper
Ferior They prepared 70 furnish every
riety and Pattern % a. Cincinnati prices orders
in their lie left 1t their resideace All house south Depot
sixth street. Kramer, Irwin " Cos. Railroad
opposite the Depot, where
is constantly kept OF Eai. sill he promptly attended
H0WELLS 4 SON.
March y, l-5o-
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City Shoe Store.

! have just received IF on New York
Sa and Cincinnati extensi re aud superior
=~~<@s6s@--1stock If IlIie-, Misses aad Chiliren's
Shoes. consisting of frcncI. Md Enamel
e., bronco and tan eu!srei Buss and Slippers Jea-
ny Lind Gaters for Ladies, Misses and children Fine
Boots and Shoes fer and boys such IS calf goat
enGIneed patent leather AID cloth Congress Shoes and
Slippers.
harICaIbos latest style and ng-t beautiful finish
manufacturing all the most fashionable kinds
OF Boots AID Shoes order OF the best materials and
workmanship, having ny employ the Of gya-len
feel confident from the experience have bad in bu-
siness thatmy work viii compare fayor1bly with any
in the West Thankful for past patronage 7 respect
fully solicit q continuance Of it. JOB BORTOS
Richmond, Sept. 90, 1854. I-f
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Fv\HE s1hscrher oers sale exchs the undivided
half Of shree Brick House. the end Of
Main street TIE Main and
occupied By r ". Robinson 8 Machine Shop
building Is about 90 - deep. together
fraEe n191s o. Tie task part 81 the lex TIE Ascse IS
nearly aswshs Let - to ~ 81 feet in zese Ices
Goe fer hEs ness-s sides and alley
the ether sides TIE property ilI he SID
terms fer cash. third hama lAls3 Il and
third II I've for farm
lad or city property Gene sii-ons
and hzvx bargain. Far particulars a.
FsIc2saoc EAT be Cz5e br zzAzl psrsao-
have Number other e CITY property
dispose 81 - Quality Please
call ~ Ne issa ssz - Eocr g Lynte's hila
ing Z. B. PAYNE.
Richmond. December Il. 1855. S5-2xs
TcisAsA weakly yezruzl please copJ zoasks aas sss.
bill Sc sais sssea
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SCOTT & CRAWFORD

SCOTT CRAWFORD opening large
- stock OF Ladies' Cloths sill Satiness and TEees
cheaPest offered Il this arsstl FlsEaes Blankets
Beaver Cloths. Csssuer-s, plain fancy, AL wool
TWse5s. Plaid Flar1eis, &c
sevt - S9s
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STILL LATER
d MORE IMPORTANT NEWS,

AND MORE IMPORTANT NEWS
e 4. BALLARD would inform ali whom il
may concern. that he nlsy ali he foam, i
e@~ -~at his old stand, Pluuiners building Pearl
street. q few doors south of Main ready and vii
ling 10 do all in his power fer the sole. men.
women ana chiliTen A good assortment o Boots
es Always on hand made order OF the
ana satisfaction. .fs
most important that the cireur
es VITA which am surrounded lecsritles the
business ltsef have been driven aop the exclusive
cash system This viii enable to
reduce the prices Of work very materially. wheh fIs
intend TO do 10 the lowest
ahd iiE.uE Profits Good material substantial
To Is sentiment principle that he,ievs
universal IN THIS community and alty attend at
all times Keep the prosecution nj as
Richmond, August ,, 1856. ~
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Real Estate for sale.

Real Estate for. sale.
THE undersigned the scent Of the heirs Of john
Reid, late al Wayne county, iudans, deceased, Of
sale for one-thirI cash down. and the residue
in reasonable payments seventy of land, wing
about two miles north west Of Richmond iy said
county. The laad is under good cultivation. Also,
lot No. ISL in that OF RichEonG laid Of by John
Smith This lot lies the corner Of Main aad Sixth
streets, and has a small brick dweng
house. CHRISTIE 3. HUFE-
November Is, 1855. z3-tf
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New Advancement.

- ZIMMEB would respectfully inform his ola
- friends and customers. that he has moved his
Canay mandatory 70 No Main street " here he
VIII keep general assortment of Candies Nuts
frutts and Cigars, also. general assortment of
N9iioNS--Fhreaas, Buttoas Combs Hosiery,
Gloves, and sach articles are usually kent in No
tion Stores. for sale Wholesale and retail at Cnein-
att prices
Richmond August9 1856 s4,f
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ron SALE,

If every variety and price, which we are now kin
~ up 10 order IN the latest and most tvs
sept u A NJ MILLER
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German Instruction.

(,ITY MADE saIgTs-SoHs entirely new styles
u Sep, 81. A VI MTILFR'S
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3. E. HAUGHTOE, NJ. D,

"YoCLD respectfully infoTn the eiiizeas 81 Rich
w mead sne vieiaiy. that he Is prepares 70 asssnf
ali professional basnsss entrusted 20 has Al
calls carefully sae promptly attended 70.
tsurgicsi operations viii receive particular az
ss1tion.
II Chi.e u Tia Drug stcTe formerly oEBe2 ~ Dg
plGrney. Essi1szce Front street. ride ssrt1
of tie u L. Cherrh-
December -, 1855. -
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u. q. AVER.
Practical and Analytical Chcmiss,
LOWELL, MASS,
AND SOLD BY

L. II. Mccullough, Richmond, Z. G. Potts, do Bur
bank and Bro, do.
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Coffee.

SUPERIOR article OF BIO Coffee can always be found
4 = at wholesale retail az No. 81 Main street
+ March 9, 1855 GEO. W. BARNES.
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rTNHE reason why this Balm reaches all these
l is becaUse it reduces inflammation. and arouse,
he ecretions and nervous system into action This
0 is owing to the peculiar combination of medcas
properties without their being neutrazed The medl
iclne is perfectly safe twill, il used freely,
mediatey upon the liver, and all other secretiye
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Important 10 Saw Will Owner, and


I'll Undersigned o1sers Ter So. Of r. Shaaks'
celebrated Lath Cutting Machines w 18th the exolu-
slve right 80 use the same in Wayne countv Also
machine and the right the ans oCt Of WAYNE
county, These r7AeAces strrscta much notice " hen
on exhibition az the FAIR If re Mechanics tue
IN Cincinaati, last yesr. They are very simple ana
c0rah!e and sle OF cutting Il % Ooa to So
600 lafhs esch, Per day One hand cut. count and
tic ready for rnsrke- 10 L " two hsncs IS 10 20
NJ. and three hands 90 II ger 5ay The machine re-
Suires SO little power il that any mill owner
would furnish power gratis il would furnish good
market At home ior lumber. The machine NAV be
seen IN operation Ia Dalton, Wayne county. Ia3.
c. REY NOLDS.
August y 1888.
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4 ifE of Greedy: Letters and Speeches of Horace
y Mann Emerson's Essay; De Quncy's Writing.
know Nothing; Romanisin Christianity; Beechers
Papal Conspiracy; TT BT- RBANk,S
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Fine Teas.

'aNfE hest Teas Of variety ar. constantly sar
- hy The undersigned Persons wanting good article,
supplied.
March g. 1855. GEO " R.RSps
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WATCHES

an GROSS superior jamestown Matches which b. old
" as low as ever offered in this market by
G. W. BARNES
"NAe f.
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DR.. Torsha's Alternative Balm.
"a BALM FOR EVERY WOUND"
For Internal and External Use.

Tiis BctfEs Is Icarr1nted r4lers al Ries.gtisz,
Airaias -. The SPIN, Spinal AtfectioH aud Dgs-
pepsin, H=aa-a.ta, .S;tT Mech, Sore Ytyoa',
Soreness in RE Breast, Stor7rci Bolceis
Burning in the Breast, 4stbaaa
Brouchitis, SorGtns al.d Bruises,
Bay4ls. .scaf4s frozen Parts,
Craa.p Cole and Bilious
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A HORSE AND DRAY, on accommodating terms
Apply TO r. NJ MILLER
October Il, lsJ5. 43,f
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& E q E- EE E< "A .

RidReys, St1ap,er complaint Of children,
Worms and Inflammation IF the Stomach and
BotgeIs Group. Scarlet ferer, St1riettSa etc., etc
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-esicry- Gloves Go niiorGs. Drawers. a faIl
assor en-. ilE SO Z = { EIMAER