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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1860-04-06

Remaining uncalled for In the Post oncc'
Biddeford April LIST. 1850.
Anderson Lord John
Alien Eyaiins Lam ert George w
| knstIn Joseph Libby Amy
BrayIon Mrs Susan Y. Lothrop Angelica
/ niaEe Frastus w Morrill, Mary
RnrrelI MARY Ann Magrath Laura
| pn,nham Henry NJ MoultOn mrs Lovina
/ prayxn l;eorgiana Murphy Kate
Conway MARY Mitchell mrs Jane
Csswell mrs Mehltable Mason Gldeon
/ Chapman Lucy MaaWeiI
| Carlton MsASpeaSc NC N"eiio'
Carter Emily uOuiton oafah
Cunningham Catherine NUT
Collins "A 4 NlckcfsOh LOUISA
Cleayelsnd Annie NorthrSpmrs Maria
Cummings James ONLnh Nhhnn
Drew jeremiah Pratt Laura
| Denning Martha A Perry Chas ID
Drake mrs Mary Patter'On mrs Lydia
Davis mrs Harriet Peavy Mary
Dresser Ephraim Phillips Sewsl
Dill Cyrus II Read Addison
pustinB nj Ram Bell
Dayis Charles Roberts David
Dow lydia A ROdman + W
Dacget MaryS READ justin
Dow Robert Roberts VIM A
| Eastman Julia Smith SusanS
, Emery Solomon Smith John III.
| Fellows Emiline Smith Eliza Z
Ford mrs Maria l. Smith Enoeh
Goodwin James A smith EstherF
GERRY Carrie SmithCL
Cove ClaraS Staples sarah A
Goodwin Albra SWEET Mary
tarIit nntt ctutVh, hhihJ
Green mrs PhebeC swirl FraneesJ
Gary Mrs Susan Skillens mrs Emily
Haskell Mary l. Saxon Ann Mrs
Harper Matte ID Shackley Betsey
/, Hillmr Lucinda sylvia Mrs Nancy
Hanson mrs Joseph Iarbox u
Harmon John futile Mahaly
Hudson mrs Jane Thurlow Anna y
Haley John Trip GeoW
ilurd mrs LlIrie Tar6ox Hannah
| Hudson mrsAJ Trip Louisa
IIannaiord mrs AP Towle Mary L
Hooper Inna Usher Jane
Hill Augusta Narney Charlotte
Harrington Rosanna Naterhouse liebecca
Jenness mrs Betsy Wallace William
jeffrey Matilda Willard Edward
kimhall ThomasS Virgins Anna
Lombard MARY Williams Ann VI Mrs
Lane stephen - Mhittemorc Mrs Sarah
Iany'ey Thomas wethrel Sarah A
Leayltt mrs Jenny York Clara
- Persons calling for these letters vii
please say they are advertised.
Jouy NJ. GOODWIN, p. Nj.
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SAMUEL MILDRAM.
q, THEODORE WELLS. Jr.
Wells Me- Nov. o. 1859.

This certaes that We have used Fords Patent
Cultiyator or Harrow the past season and ind II
eminently useful In pulyeriLing hard lands OF ey.
ery kind, and would confidently recommend Its use
10 every farmer who wishes 70 cultivate his hard
land with ease and profit. We are well satisfied
that It's use has been worth $500 on single acre
Wv SAMUEL LORD.
DANIEL CLARK.
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CERTIFICATES.

This Is 10 certify that we have used Ford's I'm
pr,yed Patent Harrow and Cultlyator the past
season and find II emincntly useful In pulveriIing
hard clay land and clay loomy land, and IN TACT.
hard land Urevery kind. and would conndentiy
recommend its use TO every farmer who wishes 10
cultivate his land with case and profit. We are
we'll satisfied that its use the past season has been
worth ten dollars ~ US.
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Summer Arrangements.

Summer Arrangements.
IN and after Monday, April I'd, 1850, Passenger
" Trains will run daily Sundays excepted rs fol
lows
Leave Portland for BiddeSord at 100, s45 A. NJ,
and 200 r. VI.
Biddeford for Boston at s.2s A. NJ, and
3i3P.M.
Biddeford for Portland at go, li.t3 A. NJ.
and Tl3 p. NJ
Freight Trains each way daily
SACO AND BlDDEFORD TRAINS.
Leave Portland for Saco and Biddeford at7.3o
A. NJ,
Biddeford for Portland at go A. NJ.
Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays, Steam
Boat train leaves Portland ut o'clock, II. VI. and
the arrival OF the Boat fom Bangor, leaves Bos-
ton same days at O'Clock, T.. NJ. These trains
will take and leave passengers ut way stations.
JOHN RUSSELL, Jr.,
SUPERINTENDENT.
Portland. April Q. Is6o. l5istf
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Wells, Nov. 3 1859

Wo hereby certify that We witnessed tho opera
ton OF Fords Patent Harrow upon the farm OF Ill
ram Doolittle, Esq, on newly turned green sward,
il ioosened the soil deeper, pulysriIins It better,
and len the surfSce more level than any other
Harrow we have ever seen useu we were highiy
pleased with its practical operation, anu think u
n estined 10 supercede the use ofthe square tooth
Harrow. for sward land and stuhIle ground
''s"e" s. W. BUFFUM,
ELISHA RICH.
Winchester, N. H., April % 1852
We have used Ford's Patent Harrow on our farm.
which very stony, and are sat asr, , dnat an
more thoroughly than any other harrow which wo
have used. opyrrJp popppo
J. n. CHASE.
Shaker Village, n. H., Sept 90, 1889.
This Is to certify that We have used the above
Harrow this day. on sward lana. oo.n ciayey snd
sandy loan, plowed last iall and We are satisned
that u Is tho best harrow We ever usea anu that
II will do more work going over the ground once,
than the square tooth harrow W go'ns tnIec
times over and do II better also win i's' s"ens'n
OF team. OBED L. Poss
THOMAS y. F0SS.
Having witnessed tho above operation, wo sign
our names 10 tho above Certiiies,ate;; r, o,,,ru
c. HANSON.
BiddefOrd, March %, 1900.
Farmers are especially requested 20 examine mi
Harrow and try Il for themselves oeio.e Purchalns
ANY other harrow OF any kind, ~ We ieei confident
II viii supercede any other Harrow or Cuitivator
before the public. -,
We have Teeth OF difrerent siies. n ,
These liarrows can DO seen at the shop OF T. 7;
Df AIRING, Chestnut street, next aoor 70 the CITY
D1''u'ns' "'N1''''N TBS DEARING.
H.ADANS,
Proprietors for Biddeford and saeo. II
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TO Let
GRASS SEED!

NonBags Herds Grass Seed. for .ale by IN. .uh
lUU scriber. Price tl2s per bushel fat this wseL
saeo, March 20 isso uH
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SiCO AND BlDDEFORD GAS LIGHT co.
vT,HE Stockholders of the Saco and Biddo-
Il ford Gas Light Company are hereby notified
that their annual meeting for the choice OF officers,
add for the transaction of such other business as
NAV properly come before the meeting, will he
held at the Manufacturers Bank In Saco, on MON
DAY, April 10th, 1900, at u o'clock, 7. VI.
Il. SCAMMAN, Treasurer.
Saco, April ., iS6o. Evils
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HxAr WHAT M PEOPLE s.x

Ins nndsrsmsa haunx 49, Iross.sr uUMPHRxyr
With hs most sstissetory results, and svinf full eona.
dsnes In ths Eenunsuss parity. sad ssaey ssssrfslly
.si. and .ssslous remedies Il hand or pvss Or Do
Tas Rev. wm Hosa.r. .di.o, Of n. Northern ina.
.ssss q q Psse1s caaieh ssssn, T. 8: ~;
Ives. Chaplain Of The Auburn State Prison hs Rev.
Alien Steele, NsW.Yssk Csafsssaes B, tAs Rev. $3.50
Nichols, Residences confrsnes, III he Re, :.
n. es' E:v John IT.. Robe RI b ss Ss,.,S
Ne n. lion schuyler coliss, sou.hIsnd. lad he Hen
0eorss Hunphsys n. T.. Henry D; ca, NJ, Eaiss &
Graham, Moline, lIi .he Hon. Thomas 7. chsss, Msnr-
g a..:s rssl. Sai: a. r ss:s ' 0u''
LIST on SPECIFIC RENEDlns,f e
Ma. i.-yor Fever, Congestion sad Inflammation.
Ma. a-yor Worm yevsf, Msrm oslie, wNsins ne Bed:
No. a-ror Cole, cryins. rsssAins. end waisfaass Il
No. t-sor pi.ra.., cnelsn Inf.nssn. and sanss
90 s-!sr Sss arg,.g py..s.:., y ?, saSsd' ns.
No. for Coughs Colds, Inhusnas. and sor: Ihresa
No s-Yor fooih-sehs ysesseAs, and Neuralgia.
No. e-ror Headache, Vertigo, Heat and rsnssss Of Ne
No. io-pysrspsil P,us-vor Weak and Dsraassd
No. ii,.c. f..lli i,,sartisr's, ssss'y rainha. y
So. ii-isr Lsue.rA.., rrotsss Msasss. ana sssrias
NO No. is.ZSor Group, He.r., Cough, n.A ss.ssAlas
Ne, ix-s.ri R.ias Pnis-sss k'yspslss, rrspssss.
rsi: ?. sHs u s,;o Pals, iAn.,,. .. s..
nss In The chest pset, Iolns, er nnbS M.
A-sor !sv~ and Asue, chru ys,sr. psns Aga. a.
M.mansss . As ma !, u..a,o, I,,.r,. Or R...r..
o.-ror Sore, Weak, Of Inaansd Eys and Hysd!s, ~
Ing. Weak, or Blurred Sight e1,TssttD
o-yer c.iarrh, Of long s.ndips Or recent other sha
osssrue,ion OF prefuse diseharss. .,. 49,. A.. a..
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TIIALBERd.

The Restorative Is put up in bottles OF three
sizes. viz, large, medium and small the small
holds pint, and retals for one dollar per bottei
i'm proporton than the small retails for two dollars
par hottls tina largo holds . quart. 10 par Gent
more in proportion and retails Tor threo doiiafs
per bottle.
n. !. WOOD 4 CO., proprietors, "a broadway.
New York. and ia Market Street. st. Louis Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
pcalers. Smoss
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You can publish this II you think proper.
Yours, very respectfully.
once of tho Jefrer,onian, phIlIppI, Va, |

December 10th, 1853. 8
dear Sir.-I feel II my duty rs we'll as my pleas
urc 10 state the following circumstance, which YOU
can use ms you think proper. A gentleman OF this
place 10 lawyer has been bald ever since bis early
Youth; 30 much so, that he was compelled TO wear
wiz lie was induced TO use bottle OF your
.IIaIr Rcstoratiyer which no liked very much, and
amer using some two or three bottles his hair grew
out quite luxuriantly. and no now has . handsome
head of hair. The gentlcman's name J. Bradiord'
and "A he Is very we'll known IN adjoining coun-
ties many persons can testify TO the truth OF THIS
statement give II TO you Mt the request Oh ny.
bradford. You can sell o great deal OF your hair
Restorative In this and the adjoining counties u
'Ou 40 Yours. &c., THOMPSON SURGHNOR.
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PREPARED III

Ayers Cherry Pectoral
has won for itself such n rcnown for the cure OF
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint,
hat Ii |, entirely unnecessary for us 10 rccounf
Inc evidence of It's virtues, wherever II has been
,mploycd. As it has long been IN constant use
,,irou.hout this section, we need not do more
Liam assure the people It's quality Is kept up to
nc hest II ever las been, and that II may be 10
I'd cn 10 10 for their relief all II has ever been
.,tnl In do
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DIR. Wood, Dear Sir,-Permit me to EXPIRE" the
Civilizations am under for the entire restoration Of
INV hair TO ITS original color about the time OF my
arrival In the United States was rapidly becom.
Ing gray, but upon the application OF your "Iiair
Restoratve,"i II soon recovered It's orlginai nue..
consider your Restorative asa very wonderful In
ventlon, quite eilcacious rs well as agreeable.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uucalled for In the Post Office,
Bidieford April LIST, $50.
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Blddeford, March "a, 1900.

HAVING witnessed the above operation, NO sign
our names W 'n' A'''' CHARLES SMITH.
o. r. HANSON.
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GIVE OURS A FAIR TRIALI

ANY one wishing for . harrow, or TO purchase
teeth, or an individual or town right can address
line 10 me- directed 10 Biddeford, Die.
Any amount oftestimony In fAvor OF this harrow
AND IT'S SUPERIORITY oYER ~ oIHERS
Could DO rni,hed. bat We prefer Tia III, h, ~.
details OF such testimony. ,
Information respecting u will be given on applL
iiIiI. DAYTON, Uran Hobbs. WATERFORD, VIM. Co
nant, ALFRED, Benz. p. Hanson, SANFORD, Timothy
n. Husscy North Berwick, Ephraim 0etcheli. Wells
William T,bbetts, Ksnnebunk. Agents wanted In
''"s' ''" EDWIN TOwNE.
BIddeford. March 20, 1860. HH L5fr
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To the Hos. Justices or ear suprcne ia.
dlciai Court next 60 be heide. at SAGE,
within and for the County 0f rorks
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Winchester, N. H., April q. 1859.

We have used Ford's Patent IIarroy. on our farm.
which - very stony. ana are satisfied that II is an
Enforcement, saving time and doing the business
more thoroug hiy than any other HARROW which wo
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e Persons calling for these letters will
please say they are advertised.
Jouy NJ. GOODWIN. p. NJ
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STATE OF MAINE.

c. b. LORD, Clerk.
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For sale by A. Sawyer BiddefOrd Maine. 8. ..
Mitchell, Agent, baeo. Z - LlLilJ
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-26

&2- We neglected to notice the public
installation OF officers of Wayne Division.
No AIS. s Of T., at CenterviIle. FRIDAY
evening. April 8. at the Court House. We
are pleased to learn that new zeal and ener
gy is the result of this public demonstration.
and new accessions TO this noble order are
being nightly added The following is a
list of the officers as installed.
DR.. John s. Pri,chett, w. p: w. S. Ser
ling. w. A; DIR. c. II. p. Hart. r. s.; Jas.
Woods. A. X. s j. X. Lemon. F. S: DR..
w. Dickey. r.; J. F. Kibby. p. w P; A.
Z. Miner. Chaplain: w. r. Holloway, c.;
- Bedford. A. c.; Lewis Jones, l. S.
Elias Shoemaker. o. s.
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WAYNE CHIEF.

,U>HIs General Purpose Stallion popular Ancnx nj,
u Her>em-a. and his size style and action are Won.
PEDsaKE % WAHsE CaIHr--wsyne Chief .irea by
CAPT Eits baifonEder 2ni Belfynni-
hs ~ Inp"rtei efosader tie l. Of England
Irsif ting Ar.e of the iAy Capt Hit. Bfo2nc~rs
LAZY Aipert. she BY AAnhrn0 Imported Messenger
Lady Alp-r,s dam by Tippoo >xih.
sired by the Thorough ired warton w he ~
brunswick ~ Archey.
by Prince Ei~.d- he he Sir Ar
ch-y Nnckle john. Belle Prince EiuHrd. d.nr
sired ~ WHIP samp,er s by Sir Arrhey dam by
IufSrt-1 Red Breast
wsyn- Chief .dsrk Bay hands high and In
sidere1 ty Judges the In the
we>t, .ad ef this .l-.ys -esdy - .ho. preof-
The attention Of those who me nd
snxieus Fast eaife1 70 hi.
Horse He showed Seeking received Pr-r
~ the last Wayne Coasfy Pair
TERA-rea DoIlsrs
~ SesSsn viii b. given the h-Se
Wayne Ihi@f 60 ae shown .
Bed Oak and wayue he isard N tn az.
hles Of tAs Easersgped OF the a1asinxson HoSse
SPINNING BEpyHrf
HscHHcvp Ign B~s Haee
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60 We regret to learn that our friend
DR. Personet of Washington, in this county.
was thrown from his horse on Wednesday
iast-he was unconscious for several hours.
bat is now able to be about.
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Brick-M aking.

,NHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
l Citizens OF Richmond. and the public generally
that he carrying the brick bushes. the
ySrd and is prepared TO contract for guam
,y of eriek in the walls otherwise, suit pur
,hssars and on reasonable any other yard
an the city Satisfaction guaranteed all who my
favor hun with tier work. ard one half mile east
oi the city, the Ne Kinney place
THOMAS CASH.
N.n,h I I2-5m
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n>HE subscribers for the urpo meeting great de-
for pare bred stock have the pleasure Of an.
nounciu that they have purchased Northumberland
horse, AMI ssk pubic seDtl his The
VI Horses rsnss foremost in the West
speed. The of Red OAK Irons Cxiaaus
owned ia this the Sire of and
bred West; among the
tnriEs!ed Poeahcntss Noodnansee IrpttinC
high price) Walker -Cadmus:' Abraha's
pA~ together with others been
sold in this market high prices aud tastes. irotng
in the State IA ''CAdnus,' and by private
seaten ia this city.
PspIGsEs RCD okK-Rsd Oak b. Irons Cad
by Beach Cadmns. he by Eclipse by
Duruc he by imported D.sn1eie. Red Oaks dam by
CAdmus. Srand-dam Butcher By Bertrsm of
Kentucky Dam % Irons Cadmrs by Brunswick grand
dam ty Cooks whip" Brunswick by -.Sunr,serr-
iy Ruford. by Prince Ei.ard he by Mncke
john he by Archsy, Sumpter BY -'Sr by
imported Rcd Breast
DEScaIerIo>R-d Oak sixteen hands high. model
form. and e stion gives promise Of sfs and
be four years old the 25th day Of June, l,6o.
Red Gsk shoga 81 the Nstiona Horse how DAY.
winning the Premiums clasa and also First
Premium County ohio First Premium of his
class and Sweep StAses Premium bestins The CRACK
Wayne County Fair he took Firs; Premium
also took the Grand sweep Stakes Prsnara hsaaS HsI
cora" Proud American WriSht- -Moua-ch and many
other Ore Hor-es
TERNS-Tweniy Dollars.
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State Of Indiana, Wayne Co.

IN THE WA1NE tUHNoN PLEAS COCRrg
July Term. 1850
Joseph Price
0TIcE 10 hereby given 20 william Price CT. ~
y aefenta.ts shs appears By a1iaavir 70. on 6le
nonresident The Strife Indiana the aIinx
pensesey of the above entitled ta.t uI..
be appesr before the Judge Gaurt Of
the first day OF the ..Ea
coar- be held AZ the Conrr House torn cen-
tervie. in sA5d County. FRS.
Il ia G-oo. demar 70 coupIaint
anasvir. will he a. confessed ant Jadx-
uent rendered accordingly
isEALl Witness name and the seal Of said Court,
this 18Th DAY April, ts68
SOL MEREDITH, ok ". c. c. p.
Bickls 4 BsrchenAl- Assys so- Pies
Ar-4,-,.sis Pm e. ~
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sale Of Market Stalls

sUVHERE will Re public sale the Sails in the Market
uonse Friday, June LIST, isoo. At so'ck
D he de in accordance With the provis-
10 Of he Mar bet House Ordinance
ASH The date from July 4th. l-oa By
order OF the Pu5iic baiiinSs Aai Market
House
RIehnond. April 10. 1850 - p
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NEW COAL YARD.

THE undersigned has opened Coal ord, short
1 distance north of,he bepos .weere he keeps YosS-
h,eshery Coal and will sell IL iov as n car Be A.
ferded aud BY the Load ches2 As it eaa be bad
N Cincinnati. iphN l. AAILS6S-
ID 10 Nh ssAd- in
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The Bigger Boot.

rRHo g the best of Boots and Shoes go TO SHINN
L 4 CONkLE'S, opposite the Huntington House -
Their prices are put at the lowest figures. So
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-26

Rev NV. + McAulien will preach in the Pearl
stree. VI. E. Church. next Sabbath. Is 10 expec-
I'D tina. he will fill that pu pit during the absence Of
Rev Mr. ColeIazer .. delegate to the Genera.
coufereace which meets in Buffalo. n Y. next week
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u The undersigned has sold his stock OF
stoves and tinware, &c. VIM. NJ. Lefevre.
who will fulfill all my contracts OF roofing
and Job work. which will be done under my
direction whenever ready.
R. NJ UNDERWOOD.
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CATARRH! CATARRH
What il il How Cured.

Thousands Q. persons suffer ali Of annoyance
from C.tarrh Most ieope know what its ineonven-
ience AID results but few know how il De
cured 10 10 simply chr irritation, and often
argenent Of the folcles, and consequent thckening
of the membfance. lining the nasal cavities,
frontal sinuses, and sometimes extending into the
nd lungs From this result tightnes and
vertigo Of the head distracted rose, pr fu.e Gov
Of loss Of smell nasal voice. and often impaired
bearing and taste
The old school remedies have never been able DO
anything for it, Nasal jec.ions and inhaatons
painful and expensive they generally worth
less. Yet HUNphREY's CATARRus Specific. q simple
Sugar PHI, taken two three times per day promptly
all colds in the head aud radically
y persevrring use, the most obstinate cases,
proved by The experience of hund reds
Price With fui! directions 80 cents per box.
y. a full Of Ham ph rey's Homee athie Spe-
cifes with Book of Directions and twenty different Re
needless in large walls, case 3: ditto IN plain
,ase "a OF fifteen boxes and Book. 81
These remedies, by the single box case,
by mail xpress free Of charge any address.
receipt Of the price. Address.
Dr.. F. HUMPHsEY il Co,
No 500 Broadway. n. Y.
B-Said by y. T. BRUCK Ri -hmoni. Int.: s.
RlCHE1, New Paris, .. 20-Iw
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Dentistry.
WIN. II. Webster, D. ID. 8,

HAVING taken rooms over Joshua Haine's store op
n,site the CITIZENS Main street 10 prepared
ssseua personally 60 all calls in his profession
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TIME TABLE.
srripaIs aud Departures II Passenger Trains
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.

srri.al. and Departures eJ Passenger Trains
Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad.
On April 18TH Trains will arrive and depart
follows:
Freight Leaves 7:2J Passenger, $40 a. and Pc
oris al Burlin gt Express Train S:4oP ~.
Passenger arrives 40 connecs at Eehmoaa for
Cincinnati. Peoria and Burlington Express 4~
Freight $50 p. n.
Cincinnati, Eaton and Richmond X. II.
Burlington Express Cincinnati At 40 "
Indianapolis Express, 10 90 am Mail 3.25 N Freight
l2 40 m.
Burlington Express gz5 ~: Freight u 50 an
Indiana Cen. and Dayton and IVES r. r.
0ongwest- Wight Ex .4o4 Chicago Mail, $40 m:
Day Express, $40. pm; Express Freight, &c. g. IA;
Cincinnati Freight, I2 81. ".
Going East Morning Express, 1000 .. m; Columbus
Mail, 950. .. IN Night Express. lo,25 Express
Freight. 1850, m, Cincin nrti freight II 30. 10.
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1O- Jas. Morgan. of Centre township,
was whipping one Of his horses last week.
when the animal kicked him and broke his
jaw. DR.. w. Dickey, was Immediately call
ed in and set The iaw-he is now doing well.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-26

~ Persons intending to build or use
Lunber. would do we'll o call on VIM. CAIN Il Sons,
the Deot they have stock OF most kinds
hand and MI bi lis short notice They vii sell
quality of lumber low for cash.
any Cheap lAmber Ysrd in the city. ia
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during the sringency OF the money
market. il is matter of interest to our rea-
ders to know where the least amount of mon
ey will purchase the largest amount of goods.
That desirable place is TO be found IN the
Starr Hall building. and specially in the New
York Store. New goods received at that
establishment almost every day, and having
been purchased at the great sacrifice which
money always secures. will be sold at prices
far below those usually charged in other es-
The attention of purchasers is
invited to the late arrivals.as embracing goods
of the best quality and Of the latest and most
fashionable styles. Also plain goods OF the
neatest patterns. Gala, the New York Store
for almost anything in the dry goods line.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-26
Carpet and House Furnishing
DEP RTNENT.

Carpet and House Furnishing
ID e T. A Il TNE NT.
~ keep the hest and only complete assortment Of
6 ~ House Furnishing Goods Richmond, sgrh A.
Velvet, Brussels Tapestry, Ingram Three Ply Ply
all wool eotsor and hemp coiore aud
white mating. d fvrent widths; T. ard
4, aour II CLOTHS. and buf Holland last
widths. rollers fxtarrs cord and
and Wool pamask, Umps, Loops. rasseIs ard Gil.
Corntce complete III printed ~atos paper
painted shades
GLEN SCOTT 81 BRO. Sign u the Pc, Lamb
So Also
viii he f5Hnd at the sign Of the Pet Lame Y.rn
tsiue cotton batting. travelling
hays hags ny the dozen I1oxins zfass-s
umDr has, pAS sos hsts AID caps. crockery &c, &c
GLEN. SCOTT BRO
and
A complete stock OF GOOD AMI boy. ladies' All
misses. and chdrens boots. shoes Oxford
Shippers and eusktusi seSc goods and sold I.
GLEN SCOTT & BRO.
The cheapest Gloves and stock
tnss ia Richmond al TIT Pet Lamb Store R=zaerai-r
Whit s does the thing
Keme IN he the PET IA
P.s. All kinds Of merchantasIe produce taken in es
chan &c for 6ood..
cLEM SCOTT BRO
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