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STRANGERS GUIDE.

ARTIST.
G:, w. PhIliRs,. No. Bacons Building corner
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS x SEEDS.
Wilder, Robinson g. Co., $50 Walnut street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Applegnte & Co., No. as Main st.
Anderson, Gates g. Wright, l12 Main st.
CABINET MAKERS HARDWARE.
McAipin, Hinman & Co., l03 Walnut st.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Kennel, Dudley g. Co.,, IL Main st.
FLUID INK MANUFACTURER.
j. Butler, 80 Vine ct.
LOOKING GLASSES, Ere.
Vim. Wiswell, jr., 20 West Fourth ct.
MEDICINES.
DIR. q. w. RObaclk's scandinavian Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier, No. East Fourth street, sec.
ond building from Main.
/. PAPER MANUFACTURERS.
Pollock 81 Mccall, 232 Walnut st.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. w. H. Beck, 81 Broadway. "a ...,,I-.s
DIR. j. @. Reck, 50 Broadway.
SCALES, BEAMS AND TRUCKS. u'
II. w. Wright 81 Co., No. 10 West Second st.
SEWING MACHINES.
Geo. ID. SJOat & Co., - West Fourth street.. "a
4 SUGAR-CANE AND GRAIN MILLS.
Hedges, Free 81 Co., @ Main ST. Q ts7re,'g'
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Beggs 81 Smith, q Wost Fourth st. W
WINDOW SHADES AND OIL CLOTHS
SnOwden Otte, IL West Fourth at.
WIRE CLOTH AND PRODUCTS. r.tl
8. G. Burnett g. Co., ~ Walnutst.
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A REMARKABLE BOOK.

EHINTS TOWARD PHYSICAL PERFEC-
III n TON: On, The PHIJosoPHY OF HUMAN BEAU
TY; showing How to Acquire and Retain Bodily SYM
metry, Health and Vigor; Secure Long Life; and
Avoid the Infrmites and Deformities Of Age. By
u. IL. JACQUES This is q book for ~ 1A
Parents, Young Women, and
Teachers, Young Men
Everybody,
I'm fact, who values Health, Strength Grace, Beauty
and Long Life, should Read it, The following are a
few OF the subjects treated:
Embryology, Infancy, Childhood, Zducation, GYM
nastics, Girlhood, Womanhool, Occupations, Oil:
mate, Physical Culture, Diet, Longevity, Arts OF
Beauty, How to Live. 4.- -..-. ....
1t commends itself especially to women, whether
wife and mother, as maiden. Illustrated with
twenty beautiful Plates, and numerous Wood-Outs.
''' FoWEER a WELLS, Publishers,
|| - f.f New York, ~ a
For sale by A. HUTCHINSON, VI 4
Jet Bookseller. l60 Vine ST., Cincinnati
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Advertised Letters.

7 lST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL the Cincinnati Postofice SATURDAY EvENINe,
June u, 1859.
harge Of cent Person calling for them will please
come prepared with the necessary change.
eE Persons calling for these letters will please say
they adve tised and give number and date Of list.
tg The Office will open at ~ A. NJ, and close at 81
p. NJ. Sundays-0fice will open from A. NJ. to 10N
A. NJ.
IA The list below Is made up every Saturday even.
ing between and O'Clock, and embraces all the un-
called.for letters of that week.
EF- On Saturdays the office is closed from to 4
o'clock p NJ for the purpose Of preparing the Letter
List.
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REMOVAL.
wv M, MOREHOUsE & Co, have
w Removed their s.- ..
Upholstery and Bedding Store,

From the corner of Fifth and Plum streets, TO No.
1876 Sycamore street, East Side between Fourth aud
Fifth streets, at the old stand. JET
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One w eek Only.

MN ADAME LANCHE THE
4Vh world removed Planet Reader and Female Bo-
tancal Ply sician, has arrived and taken rooms at
No. 40 West Fourth street, where she can be con-
suited on all kinds Of business Also, for persons
Der and December, she will select numbers in any
legalized lottery that will draw capital prizes. Pa
rents having children born in these months can get
their nunters and draw prizes on them.
The Madame is a thorough physician, and cures
diseases Of females, Inflammation, liberation, and
falling Of the womb, coughs and colds. Also, all
and strait EN-, without injury to the general health,
and Ia very short time Also, all kinds 0f chronic
Of womb disease cured in from four to six weeks.
. For particulars call ON the MADAME, at her rooms
No. 40, small bills. ONCE hours from A. M
to II. M Terms-R Reading the planets; ladies, u;
GENTS Ss lottery numbers So; tallsmans, $40 to S2b
Treating of diseases, az ira. uYI2-cm
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Departures Of Trains.

600 ?. NJ.
OINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYToE-IndianapOlls
aud Cleveland, 600 A. NJ; Sandusky Mail, 800 A. Nj
Sandusky, 4:30 p. NJ; Accommodation, 600 ,. NJ.
LITTLE MIAMI-Cleveand aud Pittsbug, 500 A. NJ;
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Bellair, $50 NJ; Colum-
bus Accommodation, i:I0 =. NJ; Cleveland, Pitts
burg and Bellair, ll;3 P. NJ. l. ... ..-..
OHIO AND MIssIssIPPI-St. Louis, 900 A. NJ; Louis
vile, 200 P. NJ; St. Louis, $3.50 0P. N.
PITTsRURG, Columns AND CIEoIEEATI (Stsubenville
Short Line)-East Front-street pepot-e:OO A. M;
800 A, ~; 1880 p. NJ.
CLEvELAHp, COJUMBUs AND CIScIHNATi- -sEast Front
street-6.O0 A. NJ; $50 A. NJ; ll:30P.M.
CIScINNAT1 AND MARIETTA-6:l5 A. NJ; $50 Pm.
CENTRAL oHIo-From East Front.street Depot--s3O
A. NJ; 1880 p. NJ.
CovlSGToN AMI LExNGToN-6:25 A. H.; 800 p. N.
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Arrivals of Trains.

fNDIANApoLIs 4 CINcINNATI-9IO A. NJ; 3:S5 P. NJ;
9:35P.M.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYIoN-7:45 A. M; 10:47
A. M; $40 p. M; lOl0P.M.
LITTLE MAMI-1;3O A. NJ; 1870 r. NJ; 7:ls r. NJ. l0:4b
pm ..."
MARIETTA AND CINcINNATI--l0.20 A. Nj 9:l5r.H.
ONO AND MIssIssPPI-7l5 a. NJ; 200 p NJ; lOl r. NJ
OOvINGrDN AND LExiNaroN--lO:20A A. Nj 7:0j T. N.
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LEH THE LIGHT shine.
MADAME La ROSE,

MADAME LA ROSE, M,
INNHE FAR FAMED DWORLD-RENoWNE ED
n STAR and PIONEER of PROGNOSTIO AS
TRoNUuY, has entered tho Queen City Of the West
No, lo3 Fifth street between Vine aud Race. where
who wish TO listen to her revelation in regard to ali
business matters, to come at once; She will enable
you TO recover lost property will describe every per-
son inquired after; will show the likeness Of your
future WIFE or husbands creates love- cures jealousy;
bring together the separate; cause speedy marriage
&C Describes all diseases and perfects cure under
her treatment. For consultation, Price only 81,
each. If not satisfied money returned For further
particulars 6ke see small bills. jje2-awF
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Corn and Feed Mill,

HAVING peri ccei my Feed Mill, wouli sas 70
farmers and Others. that now prepared 10
furnish them with Mills for the small OF SIS that
will grind from three four tushe's OF good feed
PER hour, with a horse power Full one half Of
the feed FROM this mill fine n FIR table USE
The simplicity oheapness and durability Of this VIII
makes II pre.e-abe 70 all others now IN use. The
grtu-rs constructed that when they become 81
they be taken out, sharPened and rsplArHi VITA
but little trouble; and when entirely worn at eau be
Tcftted with oew ones, for 81. can furnish uorse
Powers suita bic for he Mill Tor aud which VIII al
swcr 70. any cher purpose the farmer may desire
Iav ~ disposed " the right FIR al Of tae Unite
states except Indiana. y Nr, Hull q New nrk viii
sell County Rights this State AZ fair prices anE On
TeIsguzb c terms
Any person wishing engage in the Manufacture Of
Feed Mills would d. eli t. apply All orders or
inquiries distance will b. promptly attenfed To-
~ addressing the crsed who Is also authoriz'd
By Mr. Hall make for any other territory
All kind, Of Machine work dgne short notice and
in the best manner Al .ress,
W y. WILSON.
Richmond, lad.
Dee - I5j7. 2tf
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TT Wcaro authori1ei 70 announce BENJAMIN J.. MAR
TIN tte t,r county Auitor ri ~ this mi
.ton % 49, ii,Prblitrn party.
RI y we are authorized to annnuur. JAMES u -,
Esq c,n.ta FIR crrk of ths Cbnrt, sHj1ct to ia" de-
cIsioa of tho Republican parry.
JAMES II PRICE, :, candidate ftr Recorder Wayne
ouuty. snlIrrt to the Republican noninHtioR.
o SsoS 9Th y, r al t. Ii ran. = SY w y, ESTER
County, SUBJECT nominations Ut the hrPubiica" piffJ
Vrwc are antborz.i :, announce DANIEL CLARK, ~ a
for ktcorilvr, the annual Election
a.fwe are requested to announce SOLOMON EHEnlrH
a. c,ptitte Cvrk 40 The 1Hrt ot Wayne cturN, sub
i,rt 50 thu nomination ~ ilIr Republican party.
no W A., authorized 10 announce CLAYTON BROWN
SEN A. candidate Country Recorder, ulccs to tho
inatioa Of the Republican party
We requested T. ennpnn@e HtLI>s W LyS"E.
the tor f,r Clerk OF RI Courts
Wayne County, Jec /" tbs hecirioa 81 the sefu
party
ar We are 1ititpriZ HE~Ey HrIrrst.
Candidate nomination of Clerk of the urts OF
WAYNE County. the deci% ion OF popular vote
of the party, The ensuing spring rlertt"n
ar We are authorized to announce Mos = ID i.EEso,
the nomination for clerk 81 the '"ufts 81
wsyn. couns, SUBJECT ths decision Of the republican
party
~ please nnaurcr ~ atme Of rns"paFs j. Rthrs,
OF East trrrn o.. candidate Tor Recorder OF
Wayne County subject the ectan Of tn ls"lu - an
party. "'Ni ''A'''>'
~ are author ct t announce DaNIEi XII sci
NAN as a crnttd,te county subject the
nomination - tn Republican party
rErwenre sutlt,riscl - ,upounc, wIL'.tNN WHIiHT
rs candidate Recorder SUI G. TO The noun
mason OF the Republican rart-.
Wv. are authorised to announce WILLIAM 7
THOMAS 4. Coui Recorder, IA jret t
the nomination d the re. uFiic.n parsg.
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No one remedy is louder called for by the
cessities of the American people than sure and
safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such we are
now enabled To offer, with perfect certainty
that it will eradicate the disease, and with as
surancc founded proof. that no harm can
arise from its use IN any qusntity.
That which protects from prevents this dis
order must be Of immense service in the coInTnu-
mites where it prevails. Prevention IS better than
cure, for the patient escapes the risk which ne
must run in violent attacks Of this baletul dis
temper. This 90 CURE" expeis the mlasmatlc
poison Of Fever -AGUE from the system and
prevents the development of the disease, II taken
the first approach of its prenonltory symptoms
It only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class of complaints hut also the cheapest
The large quantity supply for dollar brings 1t
within the reach of every body; and IN bilious
districts, where FEVER AND AGUH prevails, every
body should have it and it freely both for cure
and protection. 1t is hoped this price will place 1t
within the reach of all = the poor well as the
rich. \ great superiority of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure of Iutcrmitteats Is that it contains no tunne
or mineral. consequently II produces no quinlsrn or
ether injurious effects whatever upon the constitu-
ton. Those cured by it are left healthy as If
they had never had the disease.
Ever and Ague Is not alone the consequence of
the miasmatic poison. great variety OF disorders
arise from its irritation. among which are Neural
ma Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, blindness,
Toothache, Earache. Catarrh. Asthma, Papitation.
Painful Affection Of the Spleen. Mysteries, Fam IN
the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis, and arrangement OF
the stomach all Of which, when originating IN
this cause, put the intermittent type, or become
periodical. This .' CURE expels the poison from
the hloed. and consequently cures them all ahke:
II Is Invaluable r-otcctlon 70 immigrants and
persons travelling or temporarily residing in the
Inalarious districts. If taken occasionally on daily
while exposed to the infection, that viii be excre-
ted from the system, and cannot accumulate IN
sufficient quantity ripen into disease. Hence II
is even more valuable for protection than cure, and
few VIII ever suffer from Internittents, if they
. avail themselves Of the protection this remedy
affords.
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New Arrangement for 1859!

To meet the views al Cash BnerS, ANA
those wlo want 10 bay un short time, have
determined to adopt the following system III
my business:
i>t Wy TJ-ms are Cash,-alI z pod, viii
be sold Il, NEr CasI PR.css
81. To my regular customers WHO ny me
promptly, " III give a credit oil ) III 'Ii;hs.
/ will sell them t,nods at Cash Prices, b a
add ion of one per cent per month VIII be
charged on all Goods sold on time. Es 1
make Haf Inference b,tceea Cash and Crcdf,
Just ,rhat mooney Is arorth. Here is an in
duccment for men 10 pay a soon as possible
every dollar YOU pay TO your account will
he equal 10 loaulHg it out at twelve per ccm'
interest! The shorter the credit, the cheaper
the goods.
3d. pledge ryself 10 sell as cheap rs the
cheapest. No man shall undersell me; keep
good goods. aud my pIiees regular. This
change is not The result of disIIust towards
my customers, but | wan; t. bring my bust
ness and capital within limits that can con-
troll. besides, | am convinced that the bust
ness here is approximatlng 70 cash basis
feel truly grateful TO my numerous friends
and patrons who have 50 long given me their
custom, and | viii spare no pains to induce
them 10 continue TO buy of me.
know that many Will not take the same
view Of this matter that do. and ne may
take otfense, but am determined TO offer in :
ducements that cannot be surpassed or re
sisted. | will make il your interest te buy
OF me-my interest will prompt me to do it..
A> mo- other house has been offering over
six months during the last year. | hope my
customers will not complain OF my terms
All business men prefer dividing their pay
ments rather than crowd them into one pay
ment, and ii the principle is correct, it will
apply 10 all,
4 majority Of persons can pay twice a
year as easy As once. and be better satisfied,
as their bills will be smaller and easier I'M
derstood What man does is the thing
Remember the Pet Lamb.
/ Richmond, Jan. l, 1899.
GLEN. SCOTT.
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fy In noticing the difficulty that occurred
in Paul DrabcrtS licensed "hell." in the
police reports IN our paper oil last Wen,
should have stated that Mr G. +. Prall, was
there as police officer in discharge of his
duty when he was attacked. A licensed hcH
it scenes, is no better than the ones Paul
has engaged in ''persecgting, and. when
men enter therein and exchange sobreIty for
the natural consequence i that
police officers. however rrpHsnlnt and dis
gushing to their feelings il may be, are Obliged
to enter all manner of unclcan places. for
the purpose Of quclling disturbances caused
hy thus receiving the rate Of the exchange!
But short time ago. we rather commended
our fiiead Paul G,r aiding the prosecuting
attorney, Mr.. P"pv; but are now disposed to
take it all back, and conclude the business If
druukard masking. whether with or ithout
t. shield OF law, creates an equal dem
for an additional police force aud necessarily
a tar on those who avc,opposed to manufac-
tories Of this kind.
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INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
1 T.

( What small and ye, large word this is
full of meaning; for instance, J'it were nee
essary for US TO direct our readers where to
go. in order to purchase cheap and good
Goods for cash, we'd say: Jackson's New
York Dry Goods Store i, the place.
Ey- TT was Of any importance to repeat
a fixed fac, 1901 times, we'd say to those
who want good article of Boots and Shoes,
90 to Wctherad's Mammoth 9oot and Shoe
Store-No. II Main street, and supply your
selves.
Ee1~ lit were not true thai Iron shar-
peDeth iron," it would still be no good rea-
son why those who desire to supply them
selves with Iron, Steel, Axis. Springs. &c.
should not call at ID. w Smiths Iron Store
in the Broad Axe building, and get the very
article they want at the lowest possible prices.
r. II thinner d Emswiler didn't keep
the largest. best, aud most complete stock of
Candies. Toys, Notions. &c. we would never
dream of telling readers to SO there and
tail--well. we wouldn't.
5gL'it were not necessary to cook and
eat and just as indispensable to have some
thing to cook and something to cook it in.
for the purpose of prolonsins life aud doing
ii comfortably. then. aud in that case there
would be 10 good reason to tell our readers
to call on Daniel Ward Il Son for superior
Cooking Stove and cooking utensils. not for
getting Tie Old Virginia Coffee Pot they have
for sale
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A Card from Dr. James N. Jarrett,

OF THE NEW YORK LUNG ISFIRNARY.-M con
the past eight years with the above Institu
0n As Chief Physician, and twelve years 81
teady devotion the Cure Of Pulmonary Consumption
M Is kindred diseases together with my unrvalIed
opportunities and stvAntaEe of pathological research
.ide1 little hy perfect system Of 4ic1i {A ala
ItioA- has enabled u arrive ~ 3 decisive IF
al diseases oi the Tsro9t La-qs aud Atr Pas*1Js.-
by Inhalation. the vapor and curative properties q
medicines drcctly addressed % the diseased organs
and the integiaent- do not advise tn OF Medi
"a Inhalation y kind Il the exclusion OF gseft
treatment and although consider IT = usefaI adJ1-
the proper management of those fearful and Of
fatal diseases, yet deem il very necessary that
ach patient should have the bsna6t Of both geae-at
nj teea. The success of my treatment II
the aboy.. diseases and the high character Of the In
stitu ton which have lag had the honor To
preside. well known 70 need any euosy - com
nent from At the solicitation Of many private
professional friends, through whose phi.an throPe
thu above charity has been long and literally sup
ported and after due consideration. have concluded %
make ueh arrangements As will bring the oeneht q
experience and treatment within the reach OF all
and euene self, heretofore to those only who
enter tbs I8drmary, who were able 70 visit me q
my of = Hoping therefore that the arrangement
viii give nre Subtraction. both 70 my professional
hreth IN an the puelie would respectfully announce
conclusion that cda be suited personally
Isft.i all diseases sboYe and that the med-
zines, used in the Institution, prepared TO
uit each individual case Iahaiat.ng Iafor'. -Hsd'-
cal fs 1rr, DC, &e will be forwarded Iy express 70
any part o the United States or the tsnades
TERAs My OF treatment by letter as follows
rz ST. per month for each patient which "lil in
lua medicine sufficient for ole month use also M
haling Napor, and nhaling Apparatus Payment as
follows. IS be paid 10 Express Agent on receipt OF
he bx of Medicine aud the balance s. at the cxpra
riae of the month If the patient be cured is entire
y s.ts6 ! sith the treatment Patients, by wing
ll history Of their and their symptoms full,
be tre4 81 well by letter a by personal cxam-
nation Patients avaiiIrg themselves of Dr. la7retts
a;nent may rely upon Immediate AMI pcrmauentre-
lief a he seldom has thirty days
i.ctterS Tor nivise promptly snswere /. For further
..sr1ieuiars ad iress JAMES NJ. JARRETT. NJ u.
No. so Broadway cor. Twelfth 81. y. Y
P. S--Phy sicians and others visiting the city sre
espectIutlv invited call AZ the lnrrnary. where
many interesting cases be witnessed, and wherA
Ir IN rore5 apparatus for the inhalation OF indicated
vapor cand be and inspected.
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~ We are informed that the nelo Castle VI o
Tel sold bad whiskey on Christians day 10 the
amount of S2t-ihat the profits are divided be-
tween sam and kertley, every night, AID that
sam is vet the half Of landlord at east-so we
infer that the tiue paper and the renovation spok
en- Of by the AVE" was put 90 for cfftct-a kind
OF putting the appearance of a decent, respec-
table house. ito serve the devil ia" more effecta-
ally
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A Report pr, judicial to our friend Clcm.
Scott. in regard 10 his having had wine at a
social gathering a. his house. has been in
circulation. ana We are authorized by him
10 give it q positive contradction-he never
has had wine in his house, and is totally op-
posed To handing that TO guest OF his. that
..biteth like serpent and stingcth like an
adder This is RIGHT. for 1t strikes the
demon down in the right quarter IN place
where the most woeful consequences often
.n.u-he social cjrclr.
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EE We see in the list of the aggregate
of pensions, paid to different States and Ter
ritories. from the organization of the prcsen,
government TO June 5o,lS5s, Indiana citizens
are set down as having received Sl,2i0,oio-
%. and the amount to all S8l ,499,2il Ell
Navy pensions, S4.s76,si6 SO.
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tators Of the Anti->isvery Cause in Indiana,
requested To meet Economy Wayne County. that
thew may each others faces talk ther trials
and again pour out their ,ynfethes for the bleeding
slaves If cIr.xteHd vi. ast The world.
The object Of this meeting 10 interfere with
any polt al orssnEIica f-eaiy the Liberty.
bat 10 strengthen their faith il the principles Of ID
Declaration Of fndepenice and mp their psr~
bonds
rhe friends of Liberty in AL parties AMI churches
are invited 10 attend TIE meeting viii commence
Thursa.y, - o'elock r, January 18Th, 1889
Noted speakers from distance expected
MANY CITIZENS OF ECONOMY
Dec =, 1855 saw
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TIM T. TABLE

srrtrats aud ~. ,trf"yes 81 ftas-eHy@ 3riias.
Cincinnati aud Chicago Railroad.
On and after November 29. Trains will arrive and de-
part followa
- Frai2ht Leaves 72O Passenger, o:2o md COZ
meets ~ kekunu tor Peru
Passenger arrives - connects at Richmond for
Cincinnati Freight 400 p. N.
Cincinnati, Eaten and Richmond r. r.
Indianapolis Express leaves 90. Aecommod. iion.
2 - r. -, Mail. r.rI
Express Mail arrive. -.5f A ~ Accommodation, 1900
A. Night Express, -, =. ".
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and Yves K II.
a. NJ. Mai raj goins a NJ NJ. Mail
going West y. Express going West lelj
A. NJ, Mail train going East Mt 90 Mail train
going East, 6dj, stops here, ENpcss going hast AT
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Eotals, OOtitts, Nt.
MORRISON, Blanchard & Co

fms well known BANKING HOUSE is at
ali times fully prepared to grant accommodations
and furnish the usual facilities appertainng to
their business.
Discounts made daily, upon acceptable namee
at regular rates.
Eastern Exchange for sale to any extent
at Cincinnati prices.
Gold, also on the terms.
Drafts on Cincinnati always furnished to
Customers for any amount, free Of charge.
Interest allowed on money deposited for long
short time from day upwards.
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70 We neglected 10 state in the notice ahout
Stencil cutting and Pattern making, at our
friend ! T. Allen hal moved from Dicsinsots
Pump Shop TO room No ), second d 'or of the
Broad Axe Bdilding where he viii be happy 10
receive the call of all friends and customers
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-06

EGr We give the benefit of denial OF
the charge of putting the Cassel liquors, to
our Axe neighbors-we'l look at The .perse-
cutting plea they throw in for the liquor
sellers. when We get leisure; in the meal
time. we'd Ike TO know the name of that 'bu
siness man they charge US with putting. IA
an excuse for their course. who had such a,
excellent stock of liquors-out with his name
Art, and If we did be praise any thing b.
had for sale, we were certainly not aware
any liquors there. sure. Give US his name