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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10
TaEsanernucc -eetIn-.

Pursrq-. 20 previous ua1ee. quite q (
spectacle number Of Gag cisIz=ns me- n re
mans Hall, Ne 3, on Tuesday evening.
March Sb for the purpose 81 caLterflng ~
yether. and # possible. devise some means l.
check the ruinaus and devastating spread OF
intemperance il our city.
The meeting was organized by elsct.n.
Daniel B. Crawford President. and j. p
Allen Secretary. Prof Flowers was then call
ed to the stand, and proceeded 70 address The
meeting 10 quite an able manner, On he sub
iect Of the ruinous effects Of the use Of AIco-
hob as a beverage. pOrtraylUg Is GeleteTteus
effects on The human system N. both physically
and mentally considered. His remarks were
well timed and listened to with mach re-
speet and attention
Hon. ID. p Holloway. after f-w prefa-
tory remarks. then read the new License
Law Just passed " our Legislature. Not
Wits anIiag is sanction Il The sac oi
intoxicating liquors rs a beverage, our Dew
Laws contains many good features and II pop
erIY attended to AMI enforced by eur Ten
peraEce men, may do much COED.
The Rev. NJ Miller then addressed tie
meeting il bret and feeling manner.
On motion Of ". ". Foulke, all who are
engaged in The sale or use Of intoxicating Ii
quors. are cordially invited to attend oui
meetings. and show cause why their traffic
shall not be put down.
On motion. when We adjourn, We adj 5urr
to meet one week from this evening.
ASH IS in contemplation to hold a series Of
Temperance meetings in our city, Hon. D
p, Holloway. Rev. }. Y. r. Miller and W
w. Foulae We're appointed to make arrange
nents Tor said meetings.
On motion. the proceedings were ordered
to be published.
o. motion, adjourned,
d. 3. CRAWFORD, Pres't.
J. p. -AHea, Secy.
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PEOPLES BANK,
The Pension Bill.

TIL, bill, which passed both Houses of Con
gress, provided that each Of the surviVid5 ON
GERS, non commissioned officers musiciaes and
pIivates who shall have served 10 the regular
arrny, State troops, volunteers or mllia and Q :.
fcers, Lor-comnizsonel officers aud marines, ioi
terra Of sixty days or more, or who have been
engaged 10 actaal battle with the enemy 10 the
war declared by the United States against Grca
Britain on the 18.h day Of June, 1872, or against
the Indians during or preceding that war, author
lied to receive i pension from the United
States, TO commence from the first day OF the
present Congress, ard continue during his natural
life, he pension to be graduated follows:-
For twelve months service or more, ninety-si1
dollars; for six mouths service, but less THAI
twelve months, seventy-fve dollars; for sixty
days service, but less than six months, fifv dol
lars: provided that the survivor or surviving
widow OF officer, non-commissioned officer,
musician or private who participated in actual
battle in said war shall be entitled TO the max
imum pension.
The President in the exercise of his kingly
ton of the soldiers who perile1 their lives in de.
fence Of their country to the fact that his old
Federalist, true to his early faith, is opposed to
paying them pittance to aid them il their de-
cling days. He will be sustained By his party
and those who have been looking for aid from
the Government know " hat they have to expect
from that party.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10
Ets VI TIE e.

~ Drafts On tie Post Othee Department to
the amount Of 100000 for contracts were re-
fused p. ymeut Saturday last, owing to the Dc
feat 9th, Post Office deficiency bill.
zg The failure TO pass the Post Ofic= bill wil!
probably lead 10 the enactment Of a aw, at the
next session Of Congress, requiring ali arr ropria-
ton bills TO be pas cd three days before Tie ad
iournmeut This might work well al III lop5 ses
sion, but would not have much force a. the short
session. The President cannot, yell qaite FORCE
appropriation bills through Congress We should
,egret it if he could.
-ny- The aggregate reductions in appropriations
from Cobb's estimates, are $4,000 Geo, which were
mainly effected By the votes of tie opposition
members.
~ The ARMY appros riation bill was reduced
100000.
~ Hon. Henry 5, Gsyer, formerly [ :. Sen
ator from Missouri, died on Monday last
.zs- The news from France IS warlike. Il is
said the Emperor viii soon form a camp Of loo,
600 men at roul,n.
~ 4 oil lesalizing marriage with deceased
Niics sister, has passed the House Of Commons
OF Il glad.
~ The trial o. Hon. DIa. + 1icl;es fer rnur-
der, s to commence on Monday next.
2g- The President has refused to sign tie bill
appropriatiag $4,000 for the Improvement Of The
=. Clair Flats
- The remains Of Ira !. Thurston the era
naut, no made an ascension from Adrian. " ch,
ia September last have bgea fo1al about ten
miles from this place.
- R1mors are current that fifty Of the sla-
yer UaaGerer's Africans were re-captured from
tue Federal officers the Sth inst.
-Prof. Mitchell, of Cincinnati has been ap.
pointed Director Of the padiey Observatory.
- 1t is reported that the Anonymous letters
to Key and Sckles. warning one ana informing
the other were written by : female friend of the
former 10 Baltimore, WHO a4s Jealous Of his a,tea
lions 10 Mrs. S.ck.es.
UzArH OF rIs P2sr MssrzR GzxERA1. Hoo.
4. Y. BraFa, Post Mas.ur General. died al
Washington on Tuesday morning last. NJ enc
has yet been appointed successor, but ofe..rr>e
IT wiz be q Southern man. O Bra ch aAi jEIas.
loH, Of Norla Carroll MIA, ha t been spoken oi.
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On first page will be found the message OF
Gov. Willard on returning the liquor bill, an
nouncing his veto. The old and flimsy idea Of
general laws being required under the constitn-
ton upon every subject, is brought forward to
defeat this bill. Let as look at the Inconsistency
of the thing for one moment, and inquire why is
it constitutional to authorize tie pc pie Of enc
county to levy o tax of tweaty cents each one
hundred dollars, while another levies thirty, forty
or fifty? Why make road tax of ten cents in
county and twenty in another? And why
are thousand other things equally local allowed,
and the liquor traffic to be an exception? The
idea Of comparing the sale of liqnor to the cult
walton of the soil is simply ridiculous, if not fool
ish. If there is any justice in the COM arsop
between them, let us look how il works. farmer
who has the best quality Of land IS assessed at
twenty dollars per aero his neighbor, owning
land less valuable, is assessed at fifteen dollars
another, with land equally good the first,
but removed from town. roads, or other ndvan.
tages, is taxed at ten dollars per acre. A togn
lot Is assessed at five thousand while al acre of
land not a mile distant is taxed at enc hundred
dollars.
But these excuses, for they cannot be dignifea
by the term reasons, are all humbug, aud could
only be entertained by mind controlled by
appetite for strong dr.nk 4 dgunkarI viii al
ways find a drunkard's reasons.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10
Constitutional CoaNent.c IA.

We understand that the bill passed By the Leg
islature and approved by the Governor author
izing the people to express their viii for o.
against a convention 70 revise the Constitutions
provides that the vote shall, be taken IN October
next aud the delegates to be elected at the fol
lowiog election in April, providing majority Of
the voters are in favor Of the holding of such d
convention.
We have heretofore had some doubts as TO
the proprie:y of SO frequently changing our or
ganic law, but having become satisfied that moth
ing worse thar the present can be adopted
shall labor to secure its revision. and shall ap
peal to the friends of free schools and good NOR
ais 10 labor with US to secure the calling of {
convention.
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a:.szrS sEs aHgiIsaEi..


ISDItEAFoLIs March ,. 1852.
TIE 3 laIl men having throash their naceas-
inr Efforts, received some acquisitions to their
70 cgs in the House made aaoE Ger ray yesterday,
aud took the bill for Increasing the Uamber of
branches from tie table Under the operation
uf the p-eyi5us question, the iioa Sc @as hrauEk:
70 . vote on its passage, aud the ball e .ea -
pass fo- want o. constitution. majority. tie
vote being yeas IS; LAYS IS More intere-t has
been manifested ~ The passage Of this bill, espe
cialiy by lobby mem56rs than IN any other meas
urg which has been before the Lee atuye a,I-jag
the session. For the pas. few daEs there has
bee time = Tile the House was in Sess. d
0h=u YOU might not have sen the aHha-E ideas
O. l8e nuak >lijaG around from p.ist 10 POM.
AMI from gn4saher to member naW % ,ae ia1bE.
aai uas N3a8 more assurance, veHtasl#-s lt-lt.e
the oar Of Tie House. aad posting IheI-e3vts
a.oa- SIDE 0 doQa'fsI members or members fully
Identified with their Interests The tang il a
now b CO sidared dead for tbs s=s-=aa.
B1th branches of the Legislature passed bill
giving I 9 L.asse-s Of the water p1~er ca tEe
Northern Diss On Of the Central Ca.sal, III ri-ft
Of action agains' Convict al Others, the pUF
c as@rs OF SAD Canal. on I certain bouf given
by sail CouNell and Others 70 the State Of ind
ana, and Transferring ID the sad ies.aes ali the
State right therein.
The Senate Sad the License Il which has
previously passed tie FIo1-e. fxiu licences a.
Sftg dollars without a17 ameaiuest- The orn
ale passed aiso without aneni n-at. tie bill nas
Sd b. tie House ann 1r.zia- tina Cremation o
C-nai Companies 70 t4he charge a., SRI keep il
repair, abalioaed canals. or to lease caGalz and
Keep Up tie same The BIZ was Raw n faE
the paEPose 0. meeting The ease nf The " abash Il
lie Caaa.. aad vas E-.C9d4eed - Ehs House bE
NJ B.5tAe
Toe ; GATE als3 passed ta- Hoaea bill ias-eas-
ing The salaries Of the State officers; aa1 aso tbs
o'l. OF tbs House Authorizing 4 theological s1Tvey
+ he Stale aud asp7a Driatiug the snE4 of fv-
p al
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

IzEK. Of the Ceutrevile Republican beg
leave - be excused from voting for HENar
5 Lane. tor President. or Vice President
Tie rea on for this *, that some man told
john Smith. and John Smith told some one
else, and he told tie editor Of the Louis
vile Journal. and he told his readers that
Nj. Lane. was lone OF the master spirits Of
Indiana Republcanism" Tina; be
upbolds the rights OF the South. advocates
The policy Of the compromise OF IS5o-vla-
dicates the fugitive slave law Re. dc
The Information given TO Mr.. Prentice,
may have been true or false a. the time, bu;
it comes to Us through a southern organ aad
IS bad authority 10 g used against 50 firm a
Republican as HESRY 5. LANE.
lick is the last man who should look up
antecedents A very short TIM since he was
the editor of a Iecotaco paper. gave al The
laid and comfort he could to The pro-slave-
" friends Of the present administration; but
is now tee pure to vote Tor HESRr ) Lane.
VIII lie vote for any Republican, or vi. he
not again be found h5hliag the battles Of the
democracy.
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- He have received q communication in
regard to the visit of COMM tee Of ladies TO
Mr.. kirtley It was written by person who
speaks only from reports, and his statements are
different from what we believe to be the facts,
therefore, decline publishing it. As we ur-
derstand the facts 20 be, Mr.. kitIeys conduct
was far different from what was expected from a
gent eman who prides himself so much on his
Southern courtesy and gaiiGntry. And we take
this opportunity to say that perhaps gave him
too much credit in our notice of last week. 4
large number of our most respectable citizens
have expressed to Mr.. kirtlev, of the Cassel
House, their disapprobation of his selling liquor
they presented their wishes through a commit
tee OF their own numbers. and as he is disposed
to disregard the wishes thus expressed, he must
abide the consequences.
As n citizen, engaged in the respectable and
honorable business Of keeping hotel We and all
others are ready to extend to him the considera-
ton due a citizen and stranger, but as liquor
seller, he will receive the uutiriug opposition of
fathers aud brotbers--of mothers and sisters; and
he may be called upon sooner than he expects for
the violation of the law, poor and inefficient rs it
has been and is, He cannot sell 70 minors aud on
Sunday with IMMUNITY. He may be INDUCED in
a remark, personal to ouTself, in this connection,
although We have but seldom in our past life,
deemed the SANDERS which have been circl ated
against US worthy denial other notiee--
but we Informed that it was stated in the Gas
sci House a few days since, that We we're in the
habit of drinking liquor whilst sojourning in
Washington city. lie have only to say that it is
Il he, and the man who reports it IS LIAR; and
that are personally responsible for the re-
mark, brief aad emphatic as it is.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

~ Oar friend J4eas4a. Of the NeT YORK
store WAS the fist anoo- our merchants 70 reduce
the price o, goods = = cost s..4Il-t. and his
mos. s1ec=s=t..!y :al.a'4ia~i Ia. poasy 10 the
advantage o. himself a4l as Customers. tie
has coae}1s.eely demonstrated taas goods can b.
sold much loser than where long aad uaee-
taia credit is gi7aa. He IS sov selling 1t a ser-
snail advance OIL cos. aa3 las 3 very large stock
o. hand, ema-aeiag every stgss Of goods required
a i5is Il het. De invites s3-ci4. attention TO
his present stocz.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

~ TIE next annual Fair of the Wayne
Coun'y Agricultural Society, viii be held at
the j. air grounds adjoining this ely, com
mencing on Tuesday he 2olb day d Septem
Der next and continuing four days TIE pre-
MUM list VIII lie issued in a lew weeks
a tie S:s t Far VII lie held at a distant
ONT this season, It Is the expectation to make
our County Fair as attractive a possible, by
liberal premiums in all the departments of
mechanical and agrieul nral interests. Those
*ho expect 10 be competitors should com
mence making their arrangements at an early
day; and We hope to see, even, an increased
interest mani 'ested BY all our citizens
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

HkRETED-Oa Tae=tlY evening tbe Ssh inst, BY
Few J. = <1iea Er SAaI.- q. DC9z ALE = sis.
E2lgA z S.LTEz, al u Eieaan5aI.
Ne publish the a5sve vita srsa. pleasure fer it =
4toa ugAt, truss. with lifelong hap
P.a.ss Ne tender oa- .aaaks fr tAe cake. ana "a
orliaary degree . e.rFa.aszs ..asa,t.s ea-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

es~rhe Democratic Senate Of New Jersey
has refused 70 go into joint ballot for The election
Of United States Seua ors. The other branch of
the Legislature is strongly Opposition, aad hence
the desire to stave Of ar election that would he
fatal TO the Democratic aspirauts. Some partic-
ular day ought TO be specified by law, in every
State, for the election of Senators, that vacancies
created by factious partizanship of this sort, may
be avnidsi
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

NEW GooDs A. STRATrA~s CoRzse - B.
Strattan K Son are now receiving their 5 ring
stock Of goods, selected by the senior partner in
the eastern cities, who, from his long experience
aud intimate acquaintance with the taste and
wants Of eur people, is enabled to select Just
such goods are mast desirable. Thair a<sov:-
ment is very general embracing plain and fashion
able goods. They iayite their old friends sud
customers TO call and exa4ins their stock. and
selling as they De. for cash, or TO very prompt
pay will make their prices Is low IS auy hoa<e
il The city. These looking out for bargains sill
make money by calling st the ~old co rer.r
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

lvThe State Is 5ari Of Agriculture have fixed
upon the 26th of September as the time for COM
mencing the State Fair. This viii prevent q
large number of our citizens from attending. It
is the week of the Yearly Meeting of the Society
OF Friends. 1t IS al unfortunate time, as many
of the members Of thst Society, in different parts
of the State viii not attend, who have heretofore
been exhibitors and visitors.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

The CRAYoN. Some wise people often
heard to remark that Richmond has no literary
taste" Hence they would infer the failure Of eff
forts to promote the iuteiie tud enjoyment or
welfare of the community and leave us % sup
pose oar people Incapable of any higher concep-
ceres or calico. We don't believe a word of it.
but claim for oar y9aag city much literary
promise as can be found elsewhere, under similar
circumstances There is much of advid a! taste
and culture. and this viii become apparent when,
rs will be the case at no distant day we trlst IT
Associations shall bring this cas- Of minds in
contact
A happy thing for us AMI children, would
be such al organization, the lectures aud eXhoi
lions Of which, would jrresstab'y lead to place
Of erjoyueIt, 'ejcr tlac Inc gsoe shop street
corner. ard mere e.svatng to he soul ;aaa yaree
shows or negro us.u>tre!sy.
w cannot par,ue this interesting sabj-ct to
day, which has becn called up ny loo lag over
!" The Ctayou' Tor .HIrch, New York aurna
conducted ty the celebrated painter, Dlraad.
which represents The history aud progress of Art
aud Artists in This cuuutfy.
We are persuade that this would be II vel
come, as certainly q useful addition to the parlor
literature of not few families ne know, the your
ger members cf which il their earnest and natq-
raj desire for reading Cesour sheets OF trast, not
containing an idea worth the efort AZ d sion.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

There are twenty two standing committees
in the United States Senate. eighteen OF
these have chairmen from the South, and four
have Northern doughfaces to preside over
them. This is zatioaa{ democracy and dem
ocrstic Justice.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

s@H An old man named Jacob Forman
wss killed on the New Castle road on Mon
day morning last. He was laying on the
track, but was not seen by the Conductor,
until too near him to stop the train. His
head was struck by the ooSca;eher, and
entirely severed from his body. 4 Jug of
whiSkey was found a. his side Who was
the cause Of this death-the man who sold
him the liquor Or those who ran the car upon
himl
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

Eg Messrs. Dennis X Perry have closed
their auction and commission room fer the
summer,bu expect to open another about the
first of October next In the meantime Mr..
Perry Wis attend TO all sales out OF doors IN
the city or cou.l,-y. he may be found IN the
room adjoining our Office, on the second hooF
of the Palladium building.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

CT We e,la she fsIiovias nler5t-a ze1s =
iEisad Dor-zr AZ his as-sGe ess-ks ia Ge l5s
lAtare fTsss t- Pub7i4hz1 Frseeiisss Il tAAt 1e1y
Ress- Tat tE= sl4Naks 81 Ths aue- ard
AexeaS keazrl Ryan. Frsnc5Rzi clerk. za1 ~
&s2sESaSs- 1aseA Stte4l Gsgryt Ard Aa#sr3 - Geo
II CAaEalE Assistant s7ssS, ssstt<nss- aaEs q
IaarH8er u = Er~Hza {. y. WaEker h
eAsas All l. AeA sess-sly dEs-1s-
red heir respective 5eslsz
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- Those vbo desire perfect aai iiis-li1= Pie-
ta-es car proccre them At the rooms OF Mr.
Watson. ia the GiIber. b1'ldiag lie ioTisss aa
who desire anything IN as iae - cal and ezae.-
ins bis sF-caeas- P.ctures taken II al kiads q
weather. Prices low al perfect satizfaetio-
guaranteed
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

- Thomas Mason is getting up variety OF
household articles, sueh as rolling pins, potato
Washers, &c. which he is selling Wholesale and
retail at low prices. They made of good
wood and smoothly flashed.
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SIGN OF THE RED CURTAIN,
Fres, Arrival. Se,z Giood-in Town!
F-AT PANIC PRICES

Fresh trrivai. Ne,v TODD. IN Town!
gAT PANIC PRICES. @-
4 SPLENDID assortment Of Ladies, Drs.. Goods
n o. lae latest styles
ShsEls c a.-ars, asobsas All Dress Trimmings in
great variety.
Cloths. s.ttsn=tts Nsa's aai Bsy's wear, Sc.
short eveTygairs usually xeas IA .Fs!l s,a44stei e.
ta6.is1n suts
1rALL BOUGHT FOR CASH.
: general assert IN, = Foreszn AMI D7nastie Dry
to5= saa-saas4y Aaa1 aaa 81 t1e a5Se.t possible
Casb Prl1es
Coed. received caee or twice eash moata.
Hsinzs Ess removes oPF site The Post 0aiee for a
few weeks only during time the oh sand j. be-
iHE rebuilt, enlarged and Improved. Call .nl see
h3m everybody.
March TO- 1883 leff
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5000 90 REV Ard.

stAxes's orracr 94casoSn.
Feb. 7tas 50
DY o-ier Of he Common esaeei' 81 A. ogtve,
5 15,Asn.as tas am aata tHst e a.fsf - ari
= r.Xn rtIrNn4Ep DOL AR, n any pevsea WA
viii dese.t Aal scare the cavsstion of aay ens -,
hs beea or shah De guilty II arson S'th'n tAe C's OF
JOHN FINLEY. Mayer.
Na-sh 1o.aSsa. ls-sr
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GRAPE VINES GRAPE WIVES.

=; he TubI5e particularly invted to call a. Sgl
tie zat Iai pEttltac tls STICK u and
choice Grape Vines. -eee ei expressly COR this market
and perfectly harry The foil ~.as are some Of the
most leading varieties: Dlsna. Deis@tre. Re9ecea
TscaIsa. Clinton, Gargas. Aiar.Dpsrt. E.iaSso and
Concord. AIsp many other fore N Tarie tIs.. Many
more varieties VIII be ready for f4.i trade TIE
stock of Pears sad Cherries NJ t. Black berries
aud RaspberFies good SIMPLY. Fourteen varieties CT
urrsnt-. some # recent Itnryrfatl he stock cf
F,ve erag Shrubs J. tns >psret Co4os-i j. the 9es,
bsaurnlr g ser-rsa fhrolga season. Hegs-
ia To-ea very Ga- but or years experience has
proved Only hAlf har4g six varieties Of Pie Plant,
a god sar.l'y uu IAN AMI o other shrub
cry. ve.e.a9ies Sc not eno n4ratei. Gail 8ad
fer yourse4vsz-
G. MESDESTIALL.
sfsreh 10 1855. I53s
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noT-we are informed by Geo. casle. who
has a very large peach orchard. near this
city, that the prospect for good peach crop
the present year is very fattering.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-03-10

~Thomas Masoa kss ne~ and beautiful
farRiture express wagon. II 5 3 credit 10 the
proprietor and tie bEiider. Il was gottsa up Il
tie shop of s. r. Lippiecosc.
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l.. K I. WEDEKIND.

IT AVE last reserved their SPrn sae< Nnsry s1d
a. EancT 6sats which aas s!sstet ~ tAe
arm. Nss YORK This h~in tAe cay ess>A n aelt OF
ely tha aetr gods 3tre5t rom
&hey e=etAia tAes aIsrias greet Ia
dacezaent invite all san AMI foe tAenssves
Nxr,A l>Sa Istf
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NOW Arriving.

IT GLEN. SCOTS CtSH STORE. large addi
y t5sn : ~ st5sz & GOODS, ~aaeh j. no~ very
large and szazr.st4 y trsa5.e 70 sAo~ goods No
r. -tza e tf.- PEI f-az3s.
gisr-as-5 Jan. q. 1s5s & GLEN SCOTT.
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grALL BOUGHT FOR CASH.
Teas, Teas!

4 FRESH szrPIg afeEa5es Teas q rArioas Eiads apd
"a .zzrses fle4sekeeperE soaI4 - sell - ezl sd
>. me .ae-s q. " NARsEs.