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Grocery and Provision Store

,1,Yr you2 respectfully inform ne et:1eas
a. Hi~ Non1 ard Vicinity. that hs has eeaEsenrs4
ss.s,,i erseesy Provision hsssness - s sssn ssres
p ,re-4s4 b, H. srt has nss % head ere 81
Is ks lie ever snfsd Fof sss IN
MS e.y Ills esHsssIs il aft - Lssf essssse
.6 TEN Sugars CoSss. Chocoisse. sslesasssY
epees kinas. green sod slses Teas 81 ssv~
Natsss~s Syrup Fynt-s SEss- Tobacco. CsSsss
p-tes IA u g. sir7as Article
-. 81 PANTY which he vii ss
le n. - this city eisessere
fF.~.nx IA this psrnsesl. t2sness srs r.
e Ae. o.e sh<
s..-rye al receive . 81 the pstIie pa.ysrsse
j.. l. MEX. u.
Aft
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CHARLES FRICHt
Boot and Shoe Dealer:
Real Estate for sale.

THE undersigned the agent OF the heifs Of job.
Reid. late OF ssyRe county iadisns eees sed, Of
fers fcr saie for third and the resii:
An reasonable ents, seventy .: land. iy
about two miles north Of Richmond, ia said
county. The land is under good cultivation. Alec
lot No. ISI in that OF Riehort 4ie cf ey JOAN
smith This lot lies the cesner OF as.a and Siash
and has small story brick ix au.as
hcase. CHRISTIE b HUFF
NoveAsss Is. 1855. as.,f
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Fresh Arrival

UAyISG just Phils6slpis and PittshGrx
AlafEe 0: Drugs which * addition 20 OLD
stock. makes complete 1 ready to Wait uPcE
Country Physicians. ~he Will 6t to their
a4vantse,a call before laying $. Az prepared
sell prices the Having selected Nth
care the medicines which have safely recennsad
them the ubic Painters and Builders you'd co we'll 30
ury 2at prices. before
elsewhere Pedders supplied With ksDenees
Caster sid Ssees us Iak. etc general assortnens Of
Fancy Tech. BTEsaes- Paints Per
euery Soaps. veil . superior article Of Tobacco AID
imported Segazs. theme. which 10 q Main
street, with prompt at.sa..sn
orders easrvsty answered. PaFs.c1as presefptsos
carefully coEss sgn4ed ss ali hs9r.tsy ga {
L. II CCLL0CGH.
Wholesale and Ee.a.l Druggist,
July 8, 1855. Ne. A. Eaia street. R-chEsa5.
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BUILDING LOTS
IN the cifu Of Richaa Osad.

THE subscriber offers st Private sale TEE BUILD
ING LOTS on Main street. sstwes0 " ashiagsoa
sad From. streets, suitable f5F almost sny kind OF
Bushes. Stsnd- being the square ing sss:
block o halengs in the city ark Re ~osis dispose
Of persons iEteaers TO build this season. a.
rensEy prices ea.5tins IN purchaser buy the
ground. and bald good 5riek hoases for less money
than tks number OF feet Of bare gToEss ia aG
joining square would BE uorsa- This msss evensu
.iiy be rood square ali kinds ef snd
the EAsr chance buy lots s.vorsbiy located
en- Main street, At ire prices they will 70 snl6
Ihzv. also eight los yet dispose Of Green sal
w ashin ston streets, north Of Main strees-
Also. few hsaSsons lots sisaa.et Cliff street
in Jesse Idens addition. All Of which will be sol!
very fsvorshls ssrns- Apply -
JAMES Z. DUGDALE
Washington stxsss, north si slain. RsseaonA-
Jax1aYY u. 1855 s.v
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the winding up of the Fair to be held, on tie
ground, an auction sale Of Animals-from
which small tariff may be deriyed-to ap-
propriate TO the payment of premiums The
expenses of the Fair TO be paid by subscrip
ton onthe part If the citizcas Of Covington
and Cincinnati. together with the gate fees.
l think / car safely vouch for $1,000 from
the Shorthorns Ny friend Colonel 2!ilikin,
Melendy, Egbert, Reber ard Kutz. can speak
for the hcrsemen. If this proposition meets
the views Of the parties interested, to eApe-
dite the arrangements, / propose that com
mittee Of three gentlemen froIn each State,
to wit: Messrs. Brutus j. Clay, Of Bourbon;
Mr.. Il. 4. Alexander, OF Woodford; Mr.. Il.
Warfeld, of Fayette Counties, Kentueky;
Mr. Arthur Watts, of Ross; SIR. Jno. Reber,
of Fairfield, and Col. Jno. Millik;n. Of Be-
Ter Counties. Ohio; Mr.. Sol Meredith. Gov.
Wright and VIM. Dr,lly, Of Indiers, be a
Committee of Conference, to consult and APP
point day to meet in the City C Cincinnati,
give notice through the OAto Farmer Of the
same, that the Breeders Of stock may be pre-
sent either in person, or by proxy, and regis
ter the number of animals 10 be exhibited,
and that arrangements, necessary II carry
ing out the details of the Fair, be made at
said meeting. | have consulted some IF the
Breeders Of fine stock in Southern Ohio. who
entertain tie IKE views, as - the Importance,
and the benefits resulting from such Fair.
Should it meet the appreciation Of a majority
of the parties interested, | hope they will
express their assent through the medium of
the Ohto Farmer, and that We may go TO
work at once in arranging the time for hold
ing such Fair. OF course il would not
conflict with the Fairs Of any of the States
enumerated, as hope to be at Cleveland this
coming fall at our State Fair
Respectfully, J. VI. TRiaSLE-
HLLsBo ONO, Feb. 9Th, 1856.
n. B.-I have never registered any ami
NAL in Herd Book. nor had any pictures
taken: having a small herd / supposed it
would not pay. Yet, | will enter ten Of my
Shorthorns at $50 each, If that amount is
deemed necessary to make up respectable
list Of premiums. j. II. T.
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To the Public

This is to certl.hfy At in June last attack
with the Asiafict lera ant soon nv physi-
elan said 10 . collapsed state. hat ssm.ined IN
this tw hours hen my physician inform
ed nv family and friends that could not po.sIeiy
give Aad strictly foYbidmy wife permitting any
having any medicine or neurishmens ~haseves.
as il would only hasten my death. Asthis zine Mr
For.ha 60 see me- and Brought with him bots.s
contAioins four ounces of his Alternative Balm, and
asked permission of my wife to use IL on me- &c
thought Il would INN sdiAtely give ease 1t was in
med;ately applied snd II peFs alton psi
" hich time my ex.senities we've cold. cisnmy
sweat M face ans head. Aftes the oS Q
othes bottles Of the medicine. ! entirely
relieved ofAli distress and 40 few days
ed to health. would most cheeFfully ami heartily
recommend this AIN TO all who are afflicted in 5
similar vsy. have also used il in other diseases
and have found il . most excellent remedy. 60 no.
think i, eaD be % highly recommended
JOEL KIRBY.
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Read the followiug Certifica,e,:

Certite.ts of DR. II Jordan late resident AysiciAn
Of the fourth street Cholera Hospital
can chee<iuily recommend the Alternative Balm to
the public know ing as DO that il excellent
tiele used IL with good effect the Cholera Hes
t.l in this city in cases OF cramps ana pains
ssoclseh ard DO Seis also used II In : ease of in
hanms,ion of the kidneys with the naples, etfs
From a. knowledge Of its virtues in the above dis
and others. in which have used II. have nc
hestAncy pyonouaeins il superior Any medicine
hitherto offered 10 the public with which have oa-
come soqusnted. and would cheesfully recommend
il 20 thu public
J. II JORDAN. ".
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n & MORRISON. Main St, Richmond. Ind
- still continues to manufacture, order every
rerissy of Plain sat Orusneatal Tonb-Stones Moau-
nens. Sc Sc Of the latest style. aad beautiful
patterns.
fST He takes pains In informing his friends that
he wiH cell cssP, sfnct .ifl< cAeaYs- fer ready
cash. than can be bought In The State
HE work i warranted equal 60 any aade in the
Ia invited call md sxa.fas his stock saa spesi
0sos
nishnsad, March 10, 1854.
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PREPARED BY
RHODES'
FEW ER AND AGUE CURE.
0p vTyn 0Tr y,n nxyADYzf

va nv 4 IL VI IL 4 " 0[1 ma
VyOR the Prevention and Cure Of rex.y and ASus
Il Chils and Fever, Dumb Ague, and other lntssmn-
zen. sha hen..eh. EYER also Q, bl,ioas ever g
low Fever Ship and Jail Fever General Debility Night
Sweass and all other forms of disease which have
common origin in NsIsris OF hiissma
This subtle a,mosrber roison which At certain sea-
sons il uuayoiably Inhaled Al eyery breath il The same
IN cbara<,.r xh.rcver 1, .x;s.s-,e,,h .o,,b ..., -
vest and will ever, where Weld to this newly dcovered
ANTInoTE, which neuiIaiiscs the poison, completely
purifes the system sad thus entirely removes all the
cause IF disease.
The proprietor disn tiy claims these extraordinary
result. from its use:
II win protect any yesi nt or Traveller even in the mos,
.cky or swaInpy localities from any as or bilious die
ease whatever or any injury frotn constantly inhaipr
Malaria or Mia-rna
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

ru,HE ssd>rseneA s~rs TO sell sAs eAsn known sAs
j Wos1hsrk var9- s1fcsssne the Farms eetseefne -
Fsiends ana seesvae1 b fA<a ~ Beardps school -
kchss1. esazAinss Ahozs s56 seses sAsSs
cleared the ssshcs well trnoer~d sae veil -
tered az tbs qz>.sy TIE Whole VII -
Sc tsxeshey divided fsss sa paseh~sers Yer
and particulars cali David Scarce oiss
sszshssss 81 1seA1ssd. - 81 J.HAA. keA1snd-
SsA0o. q, noA 49,
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SDinniag's Livery Stable.

- n, The undersigned has again ,Ts..
q . a the old Western 7ssr?sssssss9$
iAA sage Company Stables, the tn I--Si---A--
west OF Marion and Walnut streets, whers he
pare to onnodate tie travelling public NTH thing
his line dating
lie s scn travellers and o.heTs part the
that be desired with comfortable vehicles,
horses and careful drivers
Tis s1l call any part the city railroad
them the Depot their
elsewhere may be desired Order. the
Will be promptly attended
THANKFUL the past liberal patronage be hss
csived he hopes by prompt busuess
able charges o inertia Continuance.
We SPINNING.
Richmond. January l.. 1886. SUI
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To the Breeders Of short Horn Dur
hams, Of Ohio. Kentucky oaA Indi-
ANA.

EDITOR Ono FARMER-The competition,
at the National Fair, held at Springfield, last
fail a year, was confined TO the three States
of Ohio. Kentucky and Indiana The Bree-
ders of Ohio and Indiana. felt that they had
the best stock. but the ribbons were found on
Kentucky cattle. A long controversy sprung
up as TO the pedigrees and purity of blood,
OF the Kentucky importation of 1917. Diff
erences of opinion still exist as to the pedi-
grees, not only Of II stock. but more recent
mportations.
TWAS hoped and anticipated by the Breed
ers of Shorthorns in the States above enumer-
ated, that Ohio would hold her State Fair
this year at some convenient point Of access
to the three States above;-that the entries
for Cattle would be open to the world;-,hst
our kentucky and Indiana friends, and all
the world beside, would be on the ground
with their stock;-that there would have
been such an exhibition Of Shorthorned and
other stock. rs has never been witnessed in
Ohio. or west Of the mountains In all these
anticipations We have been sadly disappointed.
Our State Board, for reasons. Il hope known
to them-certainly not to u.s. have decided
to hold the Fair at Cleveland. In view of
this fact, propose to the Breeders Of Short
horns, IN Ohio. Kentucky and Indiana, that
we hold a Cattle Fair ths fan, 1t Covinrtou.
kentucky, or the City Of Cincinnati. To
combine with it an exhibition of Blood Hor
ses That $4,000, ct least, be awarded in
premiums. the money to be raised by chang
'ns' ~ s2s PER hssd tsr euszsnes Ssss. Il
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FuNHE Undersigned prepared to psper in
peRios They pseYased furnish every
riey and pattern Of Cincinnati prices
in their line is their residence sh heoee
Sixth a. Kramer. Irwin 81 Cos Railroad
Store. opposite the Depot. where wan
constantly Kept hand, viii be promptly
RoWxiIS
March . lass l<-;r
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Richmond Green House.

We undersigned has completed his
opened MS ttseec t0use situated 81 the south
the OF Richmond.
80 furnish TIE friends Of Eiorie9l.re
ssrtent OF Native and Tropical has A5o1 50
OF the latest and eescfaI Roses Caneiss
FHs.as 1ersniuns VereeEAs. Dahliss Cactus .
seeraI variety CT ~een House Plants variety
latest sad most approved strawberry Plants
Grape Vines. JOHN J. C0SIEY-
haeANoad. sHr.I u ico4 1877
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A certificate from Rev. ] B. Finley
! CIzcsNsAgr. March 4, 1858.
J DR. FoRsHA-This IS The fts time ieas life
that have given my name u recommendation Of spy
medicine, as general remedy, though l have sften
been solicited have used your Alternative Balm
fos nearly two years; Grst for the rheumatism n
hip and knee. OF which Was nearly q cripple, then
for very severe bruises ef NY family; then
violent attack e di.rrhGa myself. then fer aR.n
nation burns, bruises, sud for very Of
stiff neck, broush; on by violent cola and thinl
have hsd n proof OF IFS medical properties In great
many OF the diseases Tor which you recommend il,
ana have not found il 90 fill in OF them
Sill do What IL il infalbls cure vet il 10
my sober conviction that is the bes, compound
hose complaints Tor which Il Is nended. that
h.ye syey tried and I have tried many will not
Il can it. DO without it IN family sor any
cons liberation. Hoping that you will still continue
compound honestly; and shat il relieve thou
sands of suffer most heartily recommend il
fellow citizens most excellent family medicine
Yours, stfectit nasely,
This s 20 certify that il the 1919 I be-
came very lame and weak in my back, ocessioned
holding on 10 some object was advised to Try sir
rorshas Alternative Balm. by bathing IL six eight
smes back perfectly restored; and have felt
symptom Of its return since
My wife. alec has used il for Rheumatic pains
.daehs and soathsehe with very benefe al results
December LIST. 1916.
Cer,iiiea,e from D l. Starr
Ih2Se known Mr.. Forshs's Alternative B.l1a 10 per
form = extraordinary upon q horse that
WAS very badly cut. some time sinae.
used it upen one occasion. externally, 9th good
eious remedy 70 be used in many complaints.
D. L. STARR.
November 21st. 1883
To the Public.
This is to certify that cay vile afflicted with
the spins affection and dyspepsia for nine years and
9 tagse portion OF the tirn0 coDfined 20 her
Three isiu.s oil Esr backbone thrown Of place
and curved caused BY the disease and pain. She
quite bow az Gown in her during her illness
Ne hs3 three physicians offending her during the
uIepsiaeipAi part Of hes i.s but xPerenced per
msient relief from she, prescriptions. sfiePw.Bd
procured bottle OF DE- Eersha's AlteKs.ive Balm,
and by the time she Aa3 sac that se.e she felt
Keller. she used b.: seven bottles when she was en-
trey area md we'll % her disease sn her backbone
mas lost It's and ee Is st1ss in hzF
SIZE gas previous e her a:t.ea We hereby csTti-
fy that believe the Balm Be the test medicine
anl believe 1t 70 be certain for spinal
affection an dyspepsia, and cannot TOO highly
mend i. 20 person afflicted with the shove dis
We also Ind it efrecttai cure in many other
diseases in which e have tried il IL family.
fSiSaedl ALEXANDER CLARK,
MARY B. CLARK
Lynehburs. Highland CO., Ohio. Jan. ?. 1854
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A late No. of the Rural NeV Yorker, con.
cludes an article on The European Grain
Markets." as follows:
From all the facts which an extensive
correspondence and a careful examination Of
reports from all parts of Europe give US, we
come to the following conclusions:
1st. That there will be less breadstuf st
the beginning Of the year 1856 in Europe
than at any time before for the last 80 years.
I'd. That the deficiency at the very lowest
estimate will reach at least sixty millions of
bushels of wheat.
Sd. That the main dependence of the
seyeral countries interested is upon this conn
Try.
4th. Such deficiency cannot be met ex-
eept by using n large quantity of Indian
corn, and that in event can any consid-
cradle amount of wheat or -four be obtained
unless at prices largely in advance of any
yet paid.
9Th. That the financial difficulties viii be
so aggravated that it will be next to impos-
sibie to prevent the suspension of specie pay
nent by the banks of England and France,
unless the war is brought to a speedy close
And
9th Higher prices will be realized for
aour wheat and corn before next harvest,
than have yet been paid
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Going East!

WOULD respectfully request all who know them
selves indebted by note book to dis
charge the the earliest possible date rur
pose starting East for the purchase of good about
20th inst hence the necessity for all dues Hnping
this be sufficient hint,
Respectfully,
A. n. MILLER.
February Z, 1856. s-tf
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Indiena State Fair.

THREE SILV CUPS!
N ". ROBINSON. OF Richmond Ind. awarded
IL the fret premium . Silver Cup s20 for the bes
SEYERAToHsnh iiopssPowER combined, and 3 Cur
recommended tor Superior Workmanship There
we're three Machines prt IN operation. of them
the hottr Sis -hine &c crystal Palace and
Wayne county Fair Silver Cup for the He.
Power and Separator. and two cash Pr EN- iuns-one
for superior workmanship, and fos tho best spsci
men OF Machine Castings.
Persons wanting superior Machine can be accom-
rnodsted by addressing +. ~. ROBINSON.
Steam Engines, Press Screws. Bridge Bolts, Ma
chine WorE, Iron and Brass Castings made or der
Richmond, October 49, 1854. 4S-tf
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I10ske t. ...Ladies' Work Baskets, Market Baskets
Il School Baskets, etc for sale By c. ZIMMRR
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Fields Oyster Depot.

- The undersigned would respectfully ir-
A(sforn 'h. Of R'ehnond and .aIois.ns
press from BstiEaofs . COED -agyly q fsssd Z
0yr.ers in sn half vtieh ib8aeht - sp-
;Sures be the fbezt ia RE United States and w sd
the lowest prices Al:a FIELDS fresh >piced oysssfs
A liberal discount 70 those in he trs1s.
Deesmbef 8, 1855. 5ism
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For Sale at Rargain.

A NEW two-story Frame House, the corner of Cen
A,re and High streets the Depot appurtsnanoss
complete, for sale cheap. Apply TO hessrs. Cain
Malsby. WIN. p BENTON,
Richmond Jan 81, 1856. 7-3m
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e. A. DICKINSON.
Clock and Watch Maker and Jeweler,

No So Main street, Richmond,
yFAS socsn:iy made large additions 20 his stock
Jewelry and Fancy Good and eonhtsnsly
.ssuses purchasers .hst he sasfy almost any de-
70 and in mis- line.
~ AL kinds OF time pieces re3ased and warrant
Cd, according their quality. by good workman
- there ia The West All kinds OF Jobbing done 70
order Grateful for pas, patronage he respectfully
lieits a continuance Of the
do not intend be unasrsold BY any correct bust
the West. point of price and quality Of
articles
January 10. 1885. l-f
,oo key. Emrc ~ mic Lead lust receive, and 70,
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Cr0NE0WARE.-sese gailoss assorted. in store aod
Ofse sa6 u KRAMER FLETCHER,
d. q. Opposite PAssneR Depot
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REMARKs.-The only objection We can
see TO this proposition, is that such Fair
would divert many animals and visito+z from
the Ohio Fair; aside from this, we see every
thing in its favor. Suppose we have it
There can be 20 harm In talking on the mat
ter. at any rate.
EDITOR Ono FAR#ER.
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o. CookSu4 Eggs.
We commend the following to husbands
Z. s.a.a.al and fault fnAers IN narficnlar.

We commend the following to husbands
in general, and fault finders in particular:
nQuite dish full Of raw eggs" said Mr..
Ellery, as he turned the third one from its
shell into his egg-cup. The remark was made
in no i'll hunored tone. His face wore no
sour, no fault finding expression. Neverthe-
less, his poor wife, who had daily boiled eggs
for him during twenty years, and always by
the minute hand. had never heard the expires
sion once in all the time, said, my dear these
eggs are just right"
Daily had Mrs. Enery varied, and daily
did the objections vary. You forgot your
eggs this morning Your eggs are pretty soft,
but they'll do Morning after, Better save
these eggs for bullets, and thus the poor yo-
man never pleased. Still be could manage
20 dispose Of two, three. or four at a break
last very we'll
Misfortunes never come alone, and Mr.. Ell
lery's eggs were not his only misiaa4,s His
shirts never fit right about the shoulders. The
bosorns are stif'as board or limpsy as hand
kerchief. His meals are always a little too
early, or little too late and the room is for
ever too hot or too cold.
But we were not intending TO follow the
poor man through all his trials; we have only
to do with the eggs. Mr. f. is not an epicure
n Httte particular; or. as he expresses it, he
cant eat what is not fit to eat From home
he can relish whatever is placed before him.
and is ever deemed a most pleasant guest.
Perhaps, should the truth come cut, it would
appear that Mr.. Ellery has fallen into a habit
Of home fault-fnding, sort Of domestic criti
cism; and from this unconscious habit, his
wife, the labor of whose life it is to please
him, is doomed to perpetual disappointment
Mr.. Ellery is an upright man. Hevalues
himself on being good husband. Aman Of
puIer morals never lived. Down in the bot
tom Of his heart, his wife occupies a warm
place. But it is so far down as to be matter
of faith, not of sight. Mrs. Ellery wasnatu-
rally social. Her young days overlooked
with cheerfulness and chat. In her fathers
house, if she cooked any thing: Why, Bessie,
what toast you make! give me another slice.
And these eggs! it is something to have fresh
eggs at this season, and it is more still TO have
a daughter that can cook them just riglf.
Bessie has faded young, American wo
men are wont to do. Her brown curly hair
has given place to many silver thread, and
her silent meals give few intimations Of the
gleesome board that Bessie Walcott gladden.
ed in her girlhood.-Lndependem.
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~ W. B. WEBSTER, D. D. S.
UNYN lREaDENr pEur1srA

Once Main street. EsTnesss Hat ssere, OF
{entrsnce between Dickinson's
will found prepared
his profession, and en6ssvs., usual.
give general Satisfaction
November -, le55. Set.
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do hereby certify hs. the above eertifesse is
rect. and the statement Of the physician made
true. JULIA ANN KlRBY.
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EEkN AEU- d =. Q Akts
BERNARD s. GARRISON,
Just Received,
One More Chance for Making Money.

One More Chance for M Taking Money.
fNNHE subscriber offers for sale excan
half OF thee story Brick House the O..
Main street. the Main Washington sress
nov occupied ny T. y Robins a a Machine shop The
building IS shoa, co feet front ~ 90 deep
frame building the back the lot
nearly neStae lot IS about By I32 feet sood ioea
ton fer business street two sides alley on
the other sides The property will gold
terms for cash. third in hand
third in two exchanged
lad or city property Come Aiisne
sad can have bargain. particulars sp-
Ialcation may be made by Usai. u
VI have 0Gnbsr OF Other pieces 20
dispose Of - prices sui. the quality
csiI at Nc los Main % feor hui
ing h 3 PAYNE
RiehHend. pecea1bsr Is, lsSs. Sa-am
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-06
Pine Teas.

SSHE l.stTess Of every variety coassrty os sale
~ the undersigned Persons wanting good article.
should call a. 81 Main street. whefe they get
supplied.
March 9. 1855 GEO. W BARNES.