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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-17
ROBBINS & MORRISON'S
p A TEN IT DITCHE r

,IsHE undersigned have purchased the right al
- manufacturing aud using throe ghout the STATE 81
lows Robbins Morrison Patent Ditchng Machine
As advantages over othes machines ar - follows:
ss Inc beam y made In two pieces, united together
oy hinge Joint that admits OF the two parts MOVING
horizontally In either directions this hinged Joint 1,
controlled BY two bow braces crossing tse ian, N
oOted TO the two parts Of beam ana through the
braces and into the beam pass screw SHAFT fsr the
purpose OF changing the direction Of the beau ana
consequently ofthe pillow or MOLE me beam havin. az
Joint enables to make the ditch perfect on ! cnrve
3d. TO the hinde OF the beam 10 hrwly sttaehes :
arAg Oar on the frnnt end or which 10 erected frame
through this the beam passes and 10 raised Or
tat the grade
screwet 70 the beam, the front edge sharp The
edge rounded. 10 avoid hicsiou The mole n =
ssached to the cutter ~ that its portion shall ID
behind the cutter and sderaby enlarged thsre IA
sas purpose Of smoothing and closing the GU made 81
90 o0u'er Xn,n y. NJ. ROBINSON.
Middiesown, Des Moincs County, Iowa
The undersigned Farmers Of Des Moline county. hav.
Dsn 10 operseton and tested the capabilities 81 -
WI aachins patented BY Robbins MorrisOn,
Middietown, Dies Moinss county Iowa, and A. ali
sassaed u y Just the thing for reclaiminr - 49,
no1 sssss, Tor want 81 DRAINAGE performs IL veTk
sSasMAe.criys ~ very snsignncAnt cost and - 80
lisve the bitches made BY II VIII remain ana
continue 20 drAin the lands where they are go -
yesrs. The daches cut ~ this machine ere ARE
fros without dsturbins az surso. NJ f ~. q
afaning wet lands, a1brds supply 81 eood &c., ~
,;.:,.s n, sSSnssssans!y recommend Robbins Mon.
Improvement, AID decidedly ths beat nacAlns 81 ~
ssaa thae has fallen under COR nosice
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That 10 enough.

A DARK KKcoRD.-At tie commencement of
the late term Of the District Court which con-
vened at this place on the 18th ult., there was,
- noticed BY US at the time, 44s cases upon the
docket. The session continued until the LIST
inst, the court being engaged actively all the
time. from Am. until from TO 10 pm, not
outstanding which, there yet remains near 500
cases untouched. The cause Of this seeming
ineficiency, vas, the extraordinary amount OF
criminal business. There were nine cases tried
10 which the offences charged amounted TO a
felony; and convictions we're had in eight out
OF the nine, and the parties sentenced 10 i'm,
prisonmens 10 the penitentiary for terms,
amounting in the aggregate to thirty.six years
The trials Of these causes have been the means
Of sending over, for the term, as above stated,
about three haOdred civil cases, much, We doubt
not, 70 the desriment Of the parties concerned;
md at the same time has cost the country at
east q, 60O.-MG Pleasant News.
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o. II. HARRIS,

y. d. dAHRIS,
Auction and Commission Merchant
AND DRALRR
DRY Goods. Clothing, Notions, &c.
SO MAIN STREET,
ss#s 1SuriinEl ton, Iowa.
KTILL attend to the sale Of Lands Msr III ,ndise
" Household Goods. Horses, Cattle, &C., in any
part of the city.
Liberal advances, and prompt returns made on CON.
0ignments.
REFERENCES.
Bridge, Shepard Waterman, l6 pey St., N. Y
Jas b. Chadwick Co., st. Louis, Missouri.
Hedges, Free Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rounds 4 Langdon, 1o5 Randolph st., Chicago, Iii.
Laumsn, Hedge Co., -
J. L. Corse Son,
'nnl2-butf
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0IEPHEN T. ACRES

QOOA Kinder, Paper HkMIef a. Blank
~ hook Manufacturer,
In Coobaugh's Block, Main Street,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Binding Of every description done 70 order Blanh
Socks ruled and manufactured In any style. Papers
Blanks, &C., ruled to any pattern. NV 4-bpv
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Extracting Teeth without Pain.
s,sss-,.sss.. NOW is the time get your achinA
IN aad decayed teeth extract I'd Without
uTYYYD PAIN by the aid Of Electricity. Every
1 body gives proof Of its great benefit
In extracting teeth All ye that troubled with bad
and aching teeth, Call ana be relieved
az Office on Jefferson Street, over Cafrey 4 Har.
pers Shoe Store, Burlington, Iowa.
Dec25-dwu II. BAILEY, D. D. 8.
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TAXES ON WESTERN LANDS

kDAnIaE3 who With NJ to pay taxes On their nan.
- resident Lands. and who wish 20 avoid pavinr
g ne rate Of % per cent per annum sre ~
Sssssa so les us know % their earliest cepvenlence
w ~ Mxes annually IN Ill the counties of Tovs.
1..soun, an1 southern Minnescta, ana locate Lan3
= e onesce sesctions In all the above 0tatee
...e,..A-. W. =. R04s CO.,
sssss.~swsM NJ Peasant Iowa
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Farmers and Others

Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
Cash capital and surplus S7Ds.6OO.
his, the Oldest Insurance Company in the United
States. doing business in the West, continues 70
Insure DscsksRDs, Asrchdadise and Manufactures q
prices g low - same risks taken BY other RELl-
ABLE COMPANIES. Particular Inducements are OF.
iefed to Farmers to insure their Dwellings and Barns
N THIS company for a term ~ Esars - they do
% at less rates than be done by Mutual Companies
without ineurring the liability Of paying the debss Of
the Company.
I. H. SHEPPARD. Agent. ii
ONce over Bankins House OF Cook Rsxsef, Bur
Nnyt~n. lava
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T. ID. CROKER.

(Senior partner Of late firm Crocker 3 Bro.)
Attorney d Counsellor at Law.
BURLLNG TON, 10 VA,
WILL. attend promptly to Collection oil Debts
w Land Agencies, Discounting Notes. and all other
business Of his profession.
OySroR-over Coolbaugh Brooks Bank, corner Jef
son ene Main sts LILLY S-bpv.
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Fanninn Mills.

WE havs iuss sscstvs{ Los Of No. ! x. 1si 4
w Mills thae ore snpsrtes . any sves q. ~ -
TIN mArAss, y which W tAyite Ne atssshss
1Axmsss and Grain Dealers. rAnm
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BURLINGTON Marble Works.

LUZ 4A6CO1 10dI Ul0 w UIKSe
DONAHUE u McCOSH,
No. IS Fourth street.
MONUMENTS, Burial Vaults, Tombs, Mantle, Table
AVA ana Peir Tops, and every description Of
Plain and Ornamental Work,
Of the most improved and modern designs Of Foreign
ana American marble.
PLASTEk PARIS for sale. Is. ~
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TIVE ATTENTION or MILLERs, MILL oEyEa,
4 and all interested, lis solicited 70 u. r. Jordaas
PATENT SMUT MACHINE AND SEF1RAT9a
CONFINED.
We claim for this Machine that 1t is saperso, 10 u
others in and fully warrant 1t in ali cases n
further particulars address
KEITH, ROBINSON 4 CO.,
sept1 wtf Manufacturers Agents.
Main Street. Burlin gtop Inv.
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29
PLAcHRvILLE POST OFFICE.
San. AanasSswExTs.


NAIL u dispatched FROM thIs Ofsce daily. Sundays
eept~d, to as~TAmento, San Francisco, and all parts
Of fthis Statr. Whsch closes at O'Clock, r. ".
spreia mail is dispatched daily, Sundays Excepted 10
ccona ViG C"h SprinGp, which cioars At o'clock r. VI.
sPeeisl III Is atso dspatehed daily Sundays except
I'd. {" GeorGeown sid Spanish Fiat; which closes at 5
e-lsck e. Y.
weekly mail wH he dispatched from this office I" fId
dietssn ria. NeWt0wn ard CedaTvllr. every Monday
RsaHhIng. Mail rIoscs ri e'Slack SuOdny night.
TGi Weekly mall win be Dispatched Vnn this 'nicc To
Indian DigRiDRs, rit. NeutaVn AMI Cedarville Ia b-
Gesed sunday Tuesday. and Thur'iay at >"ci"k NJ
The mas fe the Atlantic States. EIir"". &c, close At
ths see ahout the III ani 18th 81 each month. except
When stns- LAy- saturday aud s!en they will
ei"se the lag previous.
The Malls iuv Oregon and Washington Territories art
dispsSched semnanthly, Immediately ahrT the arrival
81 the Atlantic male.
sesLIy mail sl he Dispatched from Mi. "i e to the
Atlantic staes. eiG C1r."n VAily and Salt Lake Cy T."
Pt Jssepi Missouri To NJ closed FRIDAY a ~"'lck
p 4. ttteFs intended to he sent by this mail must be
nsarkeA. 4" Fid Salt Lake City"
OVVICE IIOCRs-This Office will Ne keIh open daily
aunAAys exeepts.. from OcOc, A. NJ, till Il, NJ; aud
fr"m ~ ans M
On Aandays-Fron, = ill 10. A. VI. and from till ;. r.
NJ A. ~. THATCHER, Post Master.
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JOE PRINTING.

TAa MOeNTGIS Dgn0cRAP Book aud Job Printing Once
s the mS complete establishment Of the kind In the mines
ssA Aways supplied with the best material to be had in
the esee: Consequently enabled to print, Books
PswFhIsts PostrFs HSndbiIS. Ba Tickets, Programmes
CssdAestes ~ eoek DepOsIe. Checks Bill Heads, Re-
espS cards &C. In the best style Of the ART aud at the
Hsast reasonable prices FOR CASH.
80 LE0AL AND OTHER BLANKS printed TO or Ter,
wfth aeaineps asd dispatch.
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TeRMs.-InvariabIy In Adrance.
AdVcr1lsimR.

0us eqaare, i0lnes, nrst insertion. s3sach
assStIsn, 81 So Business Cards Of ten lines less
year, IS three months, AI0
uhsgal dsesant WI be made the above rates tor
s yearly and quarterly advertisements which
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29
Gas Pipes, Burners, &c.

VENIE undersigned hey leave to inform the cscns Of
Placcrve, that they have at their store on Main St.
three doors below the Cary House, extensive assortment
and are Gt Gas pcs burners and everything
necessary furnish and introduce into stores, saloona
dwelling houses, &c. Persons In want OF any articles In
line requiring work to he done, sheuld give us
call Mt our store We have had experience In the business
and understand II thoroughly. lIANSDIDGE CO.
Ploccryilic, November 26, 1858. [81M
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XTOAKUM'S HISTORY OF TEXAS;
SpurgeOn's Sermons;
ParsOn's Laws of BUSINESS,
For sale by NUGENT PETTIT.
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THE
Msmntain Democrat

pubIIshed eVery Saturday, Al the Once on Coloma al,
PiaeerVle, BY
GELW1CKS & JANUARY.
b. ". GELwICKs, wM. A. JANUARY,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-29

HAVE you looked at those WIDE STRIPED CASH
Ill MEREsY II not, 60 to ..,.-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

JOHN II. WULIAMs.-This distinguished and
most successful adv ocate of Temperance. has been
engaged in this city during the last week, speak
ing almost every evening to crowded houses. He
has awakened an interest here which we hope will
not be permitted to die out as soon as he leaves.
Keep the ball rolling, and our city may be re-
claimed from the hold the liquor seller now has
upou il
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

Vashingioniaa Organization The Temper
ance friends, on Tuesday evening last, org anzed
an Association Tor the promotion of total abs IT,
nance from all that will intoxicate DANIEL B
CRAWFORD was elected President j. M HAYS
c. f. COFFIN and j. NJ. HURON were elected
Vice Presidents and ID. z. HoLLowAy Secretary
Messrs. MrrLSR, SHurs and Holloway were
appointed a committee to pre- pare Constitution
&C.,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

Temperance Meeting a. CsHtreriHe ten
Carey and the old chief j. r Williams, address
ed large audience C the Court House Square
in Cen,reville on Sunday afternoon, ard awaken
ed a new feeling IN the community. We hope to
see its influence there and elsew here in tie
county.
III you want good, rich ice cream, or f u.
candies. &c, go to Sages, nearly opposite the Han
tington House.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

] thinner s. Einswar wish il distinctly under
soo that they at all ines prepared supply the
demand Of town and country either wholesale or re-
tail. tn superior article of Candy at the very low
est living Purchas will! it to their
est TO bnT directly of the facturer the article
Is always fresh and cheaper tn fro second hands
NIB No poisonous coiors ever used.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

Lodge Of Good Tsmpidrs A Lodge of thi
Order was instituted in this city on Tuesday af
teruoon, by Deputy G. w. c. T. Amanda Way
About forty persons were included in the appli
ton for charter The following are the officer
elect:
Rev. j. V. r. MILLER, c. T.
Mss w. G. SCorr, v. w. c. L.
Mr.. G.. THOMPSON, p. w. G. t.
Dr.. r. Z. HAUGHroS. Secretary.
T.. NJ. Cook, Treasurer.
REV. H. y. BARNES, Chaplain.
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supper mt Centreville.

The ladies of Centreville will give supper at
the College buildings, this evening. Thursday }
for the benefit of the Brass BAND about to be
organized in that place. We take pleasure in
making this announcement, because we know thai
every one who may attend will be grateful for the
Information The ladies having the matter in
charge will make il a pleasant affair. Oar citizens
can go over in the evening train and return tbs
same light.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

~ Teachers Institute is now in session in
this city, under the direction Of A. c. Shortridge
About thirty teachers are in attendance. They
occupy the Hall 10 the Public School House on
Fifth Street. We understand that several ai
dresses will be made ma lie before public auiien
ces during the term BY distinguished teachers and
Others
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

Literary Pie .Nic-"e requested TO say
that there will be a Basket Meeting 10 the grove
Of Mr.. Bailey, two miles west Of this city, on the
National Road, on Saturday next, and that PsrsR
WRAvgs one of the firss settlers of this county
has been invited to be present. Other old set
tiers have been solicited TO attend Il will be g
pleasant time
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

Inc next annual Fair will CONNIE the l4h
ber nd continuing tour DAYS gemens for
HE exhibition are NOR comp than il
the intention to make it the best County Fair
the state this year FREEMAN G.. CARY Of
cHna", college Hill, ONO expected to deliver the
address on the third day. Competition invited from
rad ara We already hear Of number exhibitors
rom adj ing counties who will he in atten ance with
Their stock c Union Coantv hat the honor boiling
me best FAIR IN Eastern Indiana last redic
she viii hold the best in the State, This year If
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TIME TABLE.
Arrirats and Departures Of Passenger Trdias
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad

Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
and .fter April iIth, Trains will arrive and part
follows:
Freight Leaves 500 A Passenger, 900 NJ, and con
meets At Kokomo for Peru.
Passenger arrives 40D p connects at Richmond for
Cincinnati. Freight $40 NJ.
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond r. r..
Morning press 7:l0 N; Evening Mail $40
p. N.
Express Mail arrives ISL Eveninn Express 7:45
Q. NJ
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Yves. r r.
A. NJ. Mail Train going West at 900 A NJ. Mail
train going West at 600 Express going West at l0l5
p. -
"a. NJ Mail train going East al 900 Mail train
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The Ninth Annual Fair

~ the Wayne County Agricultural Society will be held
IN the City Of Rehmo commencing Monday the l..t
day OF October next, aud contiaus
Competition is open the world.
si'ecsI pains has ssken in the selsetio7 o!
mittees.
Ample arrangements will be made for the comfort and
satisfaction Of exhibitors
steam Power will be furnished gatutou.y running
all kinds O machinery.
A ddi,iou4i stalls he for the
dafio IL stn-
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Franklin Comfy Fat,

The Fair of franklin County will he be ii at Brook.
ViiIe on the fth. AMI 9Th of October next 1t will
De a good time and we would like attend. If
Border City Horse Exhibition There will be n
grand Horse show held at Piqua Ohio from the 8Oth
August tn the lst of September inclusive This ex-
hibI ION was inaugurated last and an en-.
tire success The premiums range from s. 500
rem un Lists ant other inform ton be had by
al }resS I T
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

The Students OF the Industrial AGA femv Hillsboro
in this county will hold Pic Mic grove near tn
place on saturday the 10 IA OF August address
Will De delivered by Hon d 7. Holloway, together
interesting series o. literary students
The friends of the Institution the public invited
attend.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

The next Annual Fair of Henry County will bs
held az New Cas'a, September 4th, 9Th and 18th
Our citizens invited TO attend. Our n echanic:
would do well to be exhibitors IL
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

re- STEPHEH sCOTfAN will Grocer les, Boot
And shoes and Dry Goods Lumber. his CaEAF LEX
sER YARD, on 1th Street, North 0: Main.
.-sTEPnES sCoTrAN. Is selling Clear Weather
boarding Al 80 per 100 delivered TWENTY CksTs
ofNafu
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House Building.

I>HE undersigasd ~oas respectfully pnhlic
that ne IS Frepar~ to enter into erecting
ALL kinds Of Build1 favorable terms s
Also continues to nsketo order SASh Door~
Frames Of all desert ptions. W : ing uachi ines
straw Cutters sui AIN est every hing caa be
lone in the line ola House Carpenter and Joiner
spsctfuily solicis Continuance pahIic patronage
SJS shop or south Sixth Street, ssuAresfren Main
6. THOMPSON
srrsiI 10
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Randolph County Fair.


The Eighth Annual Fair Of the Randolph County
Agrieu taral society will be held ct Winchester OF
tho 9Th, 6th, eth and Sth days OF October If
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

Ey-We have been shown the following high
ly complimentary testimonial to Mrs KATE L..
KIMB,LL (who will open a school for young la.
dies and misses in Paiges Hall, on the oath iosi')
and inasmuch she is comparatively stranger
in our city, we submit it to our readers.
II am acquainted with Mrs. KATE l.. Kim
BALL, and cheerfuly say, that as an Assstan,
High School reacher, and the Principal oil
Mount Pleasant High School she has exhibited
the best qualities of good Teacher, and | am
happy to recommend her to the kind regards OF
any persons who may desire the service of first
class teacher, good scholar, and one whose char
acter is beyond reproach.
MARTIN w. WILLIS,
For three years Chairman Of the City and High
School Committees, and Pastor of Christs'
Church. Nashua. n. IL.
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Union Fair.
fsfpS.lEY pic Mic

The Union Fair at X isattown commence on Wed
nesday, the 3st of August. viii be fine cxhhi
ton. ,f
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11

The Meeting Saturday last determined to organ
ixe County TEMPERANCE USIoS, but for the want
Of time action taken. II is proposed TO
hold business meeting especially for that purpose.
and suggest that meeting be held in Centreviile,
SATURDAY, the 2Tth Of this month, to carry out
the object Of said resolution 1t Is to be hoped that
the friends of temperance from all parts If the county
will attend and aid 10 the zaton OF said asSocia
ton.
Is-If this course Is approved, the papers Of the
county favorable to the enterprise will please notice
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11
Fayetfe County Fair.

The Eighth Annual Fair of Payette County iii be held
al Conn sept 6th sth cth md 9th. The
OF the society are making extensive which
wall insure good exhibition and large Attendance
In he
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Odd Fellows Pic Mic.
County Temperance Meeting.

There will be a Old Fellows Tie Mic and Dedication
Abingdon, the cath The Rev. ]. W. LOG
will give the address. All are invited TO attend
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New Carpet Room.
Cheaper than Ever:
JAMES L. SNOW

c.rccEssoR 70 THos- SEsreRk Co. corner Main Ard
'FRONT.' dealer IN Groceries. Provisions, and
ever thirx usually s9Hae IN trst class froeery.
ReEe-ber thst saoz is - lie o.iy foant the place
atov< described. where b. will Ne happy old
friendly feeEg all
who wIlE favor him vss call
~ charge aellverinz Fiozr, ae-, in
any part - the city.
Richmond. Ina, April II. ls5e- 1877
yITINDOW Glass Of all sxes frers SIS to 4ax5s-
w cali and see for yourselves
JOS STEDDOM co.
Mas Is z4sf
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gueals, Clothes, &e.
Rich lmOnd, Aug. II, 1859.
REPUBLICAN, TIES.

C1srk Of the Courts: SOLOMON MEREDITH,
auditor. BENJAMIN l.. MARTIN,
Recorder: THEODORE J. RILEY,
County Commissioner: EDMUND LAWRENCE.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-08-11
UR + DR. JUGS,
u. STEDDO.u g. Co.,
fSuceessors 20 JOHN ROSET,
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NO. 80 Main Street,
RE now in receipt Of entirely aud complete
n Stock OF Fresh. Pure aU4 STANDARD Drug, Medi-
cines ana Chemicals, bought by experienced Drag
xsf, and FOR cash
All the new and approved Ex.raetz. .ni Compounds
in their strength ami purity TO name
U1sdatersted Drugs, and Warranted pure sni fresh.
Glass Ware in ani variety bsf0re ken. in
the city. Window Glass Of any grade sjae F.ats
Oils and Painters S:ock in quality and sxtent ansEr
passed.
Liquors purchased in Bond and a. pa-e a. they we're
imported.
Our stock. in extent and variety is excelei in
the west and prices a. lc~ the lowest
From vial to n hogs cad aai from Blue
pill T. 8 of yellow oehre- We posted and all
ask opportunity satisfy frlenls and the
public that No so Msin street. plasa u huy pure
Drugs and Medicines
II L. II. MCCULLOUGH will be happy to see his
old friends at the store.
j. SrEDD0N & CO.
Richmond. May SO, 1889 2i,f