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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08
HE The Bright editor of the JEFFERSON

EE-The Bright editor of the Jefeysonian
conceiving no better way TO reach Gov.
MoRroN, than through his brother in-law.
(having tried and utterly failed TO reach
him in every other mode, charges W.
r. HOLLOWAY, Esq, with being the au-
thor of dispatches to the Cincinnati Gazette
and Commercial, speaking in laudatory
terms of the speeches of Gov. MoRroE aud
Senator WRIGHT. Had he been the special
correspondent of those papers. no discredit
would have attached 10 him for it, be-
cause the correspondence gave deserved
praise where praise was due; but Mr. HoL-
LowAY was NOT the author. AT the time
the speeches were made, he was at Evans
vile, Ind. on his way to Cairo. in charge
Of hospital stores for tie sick and wounded
Indianians. But what better could be ex-
pected from an apologist of q convicted
traitor, than sneers. SANDER. and downright
lying on those who are engaged in relieving
our sick and wounded soldiers. doing every
thing in their power to crush the rebellion.
and trying to bring to condign punishment
all traitors, both open and COVERT? The
falsehood of the Jtfersonian editor has the
less excuse, because. in the same dispatch.
Mr.. HIS absence is mentioned
The doltish editor Of tho Broad Aze
sezes on this latter fact Of the allusion to
HoLLowAY's absence. and seeks to assist the
editor of the Jefersonidn in making better
''thing" out of it's bald lie. We are not at
all astonished at the assistance thus render.
ed-both ELDER and HAM'AN supported the
traitor BRECKINRIDGE at the last Presidential
election, and tits but natural consequence
for them both to be now engaged. "cheek-
by jowl," in just such dirty work as we
have exposed. They are f,tingly mated in
such employment--a mass Of meanness
blended.
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SIGNAL CAxP. Georgetown. D. e..
February %. 1862.

Mr, Dear Friead:-This Is
gala day for al! the soldiers; oil the camp.
in the vicinity Of the city are In - ncss
trim as il is possible to put them. on Account
of the weather. aud everybody Is having
holiday in honor of the great father OF MS
couotry, aud 10 rejoicing over the receot
glorious victories OF our arms. This morn
ing. long before daylight. the firing VS.
commenced at the Navy Yard. and after
thirteen salut . from she heaviest guns. tho
firing ceased for a few minutes. Then
Fort Corcoran opened With her Sc Founders;
and then Fort Craig, and Fort Rnnnion and
Fort Ethan Allen, aud several others fol-
lowed in succession. making the very earth
tremble with the weight OF their voifes.-
Il have been almos, deafeued all forenoon
with the reports, although our camp IS ut .
distance of two miles from any OF the forts.
There was great excitement here over tho
capture of Fort Donelson. but presume
the feeling ran no higher than 1t did ''out
West" Western people are very exeitabie
aud enthu. astic, end l know that the news
of the great victory of Gen. Grant aud
Com. Foote, must have set item almost
wild What few IndiAuiaus We had hero
myself among the rest) just turned them
selves loose" for a little season over the
4 EOOu News ~ - uy oPsAoAoss e"ss s~>S 49,
pretty near its close in the Western States.
and i have often asked myself the question
why it is that we are kept idling away our
time here while our brothers are undergo
ing the tolls and dangers aud resping the
slories Of successful war; l have long
wanted to be with them. bat it is my opin.
ion now tina. the theatre of the war will
soon be transferred to the SACRED SOIL Of
the Old Dominion: so I am content 10 re-
main little longer 'hoping and waiting.
When the rebels can sustain themselves no
longer in the West, they will concentrate
their forces around Manassas and Richmond.
and then viii come the tug Of war. 4 firmly
6eliere that ace ,rW be in possession of Ma
nassas inside Of -four soeeks. l, is the hrst
time have ever ventured that opinion
mind it is only my opin,on but the signs
of the times indicate speedy and earnest
forwar movement. When shat movement
is made il will be like an avalanche rolling
down the sides of the Alps-nothing oan
impede its progress. Manassas will TALL and
Richmond will follow. aud the victorious
hosts of Mcclellan will sing peans to the
ULion on the plains of Georgia and Ala
bama. l think it possible but scarcely
probable that the rebels will lay down their
arms and sue for peace before they are we'll
and completely clicked" g. w. s.
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DIED-very suddenly Ia this city. Saturday, March
LIST. NANCY CoALE, In the - yeAr OF hsF . 60.

DIED-very suddenly tu ths city. Saturday. March
LIST. NANCY CoALE, ip the 70 y~Ar OF hsrsge.
For quite number OF years. believe In virgsia and
also in Ohio indiana Nancy Coaie has lived In shs
emily janice Huuneust. whose death recently
tced On the morning Of her DEATH she appeared b
In usu health. and into the wood house gsshss
chips With which the IRE. Mother Hunnicuss
was also in the wood house ~ the time, when "Asns
Ssncey she famiiiasly called, fell hes
Mrs. felt her pulse an laid her hand the region
OF the heart but both had ssasd to bess and with Ne
sssstance Of neishbos. she vas conveyed Into ths
house, Dr. Kerssy. there In very shoss
could be Aoas 10 resuscate her. sh VS.
dead, We believe she . member n. e. Church
Ian humble follower Of chriss Aosbe bat thas
happy immortality awsissd her. that IL sunmsns
Of bs also found her veil prepared with pure
heart and conscience void OF offence few days pri.
TO her DEATH she remarked to friend that she
been blessed with long fe and. In reviewing 10 shO
was she had done ONE "LlTTLs By freOiuG
seven slaves left TO her ~ an nhsritancs To In
her circumss Of life. this pecunuPy sacrifice
that few willing to make but she considered
conscience sake. she has her rewArd-"a crown q
glory" s7f 5t
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or Remember and come out to the school
meeting tonight, at the Public School
House.
~ Is affords US real satisfaction to an
nounce to the numerous friends in this city
Of s. r JAMESON. Esq. that he has jus, re-
ceived the appointment of Receiver of Pub
lie Moneys for Nebraska.
: r. Capts. JOHN 8. McGRAw and john
HuNT. of the 9th Indiana regiment, arri-
we'd here yesterday.
~JoHN NJ. Commons has resigned the
Offices Of Commissary and Quartermaster Of
the 57th Indiana regiment.
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State Of Indiana Wayne Co. S. s.

In the wayre Circuit Court. August Term. 1861
Elijah Alvord q. ~
81 Foreclosure. No. 1907.
william Watt, ct alS e-5 Atf
01OTIcE is hereby given to Joseph W. Gihert Who -
~ appears by affidavit file In the Clerks once Of
the said Court Is resident State Indians
OF the fing OF the complains pendency Of the
suit, that unless he be and appear
the second day Of the e
the Court House in Centerviile beginning dsss
Monday OF August, 1aG2 then and there
the ssid complaint, the Will be taken
confessed. And will be heard and determined
Witness Sol, Meredith and the zeal Of ssid Coars
this LIST day Of March, ls61.
sOL. MEREDITH. Clerk 4
ions YAsyAS Ally. for defendants. st
Marchs - 81
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Henry County,.

We like the proceedings Of the Central
Committee of our neighborirg county OF
Henry. and heartily endorse the sentiments
of the Courier in relation thefeto:
Resolved, That our nominations for C1unty
and District officers be made by popular
vote.
Resolred, That we recommend the same
method to the favorable consideration OF the
other counties composing the Congressional
and Judicial Districts.
Resolred That the nomination of candi-
dates be deferred until after the State organ
izaion.
On motion of Mr.. Welborn, the Commit
tie adjourned. to meet again on Saturday oil
the week following the State Convention.
The above action OF the Committee may
not give universal satisfaction. but we are
confident tina, it was right and proper. under
the circumstances. To our mind, there
would have been great improperly ia rush
ing at this early day into greedy scrambi e
| for tie spells Of Office. while our very
national existence is staked on the result OF
event likely 10 occur in the next te " inonths
The time for holding the State Convention
is not YET fixed. but the general impression
seems 10 be that il will not be called until
after harvest. By that time we may ress
ouably hope for more settled state of the
public mind. and perhaps portion of our
citizen soldiery. now in the field, may be
with US once more, to assist il electing our
officers. Under this arrangement our coun-
ty nominations may still be made two
months in advance of the election. and this
we think. will give abundan, time for all the
ear vasing necessary to be done.
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ST. Loris. March 4.

Our cavalry from Paducsh marched into
Columbus yesterday At 6 P. NJ. drivisy be-
fore them the enemy's rear guard. The
flag Of the Union is now fyiag over che
boosted Gibraltar of the west. Fading him.
self completely turned on both sides Of the
Mississippi, the enemy vas obliged TO evae-
nate or surrender. Large quantities Of n
tillery and store. were captured.
[Sienedt H. W. HALLEcK.
@>a-@ 80 e Major GsnernlS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08

"WAsrISGToN bequeathed the flag of the Re
public to us in trust for our children's children
to the latest posteiity.'
''Our nations banner streams upon the wind,
The harbinger Of hope 10 all mankind
The week.-mrs. hues were blended in its dies,
And all its stars were kindled in the skies.
Il waves in triumph over land and sfa;
Our Fathers boon--the symbol of the free =
Vain is the strife that would its glory dim
While it reminds his countrymen of HIM."
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08
AN ORDINANCE

PIescFi Og the n IN Der Of &c b col r pops
teess and 10 EsaA61ssh q hOOl Year
for the CITY Of Rich nm ond.
M{HEREAs The School Law Of the State Of indiana.
W adopted March lIth, 1901,
ttss ~ the several clues the
State to prescribe how Truste-ss elected
TO msrsgc the School Affairs of their
tons and shsress, the said Lar declare the
frnctf o oHice Therefore, - -
rae Be IL ordained bJ the Com non Council ~ thu
city Of kicAmonf that there stall frusteea
seied 10 nan"gy school aiisirs 0. the CITY, 5g
NEc z Inst as cor v~ni-nt after esch elsctfoo
81 scaooi TYra-e - Commou Council shall, By rsso-
laioa decnr- wth the Trustee. elect shall aasl
ify act Treasurer of Tn DO ION
sGc B. Thst rhs school yeas oy sh.is e
The second MONDAY OF sprI snnuaIl snd the school
Irass~-s sheis yshcta dsti,e - ~
seLr'sl year next -ucce-dirg their eiesii.n. =
. FEC THIS o. dius Ia force from an after
In the rsIsAc werksI
Approved March lsih lo8l - svg@ rHs Hn 81
Attest: W. W. ArsrrH. Clerk.
Il aIch cffs 49, fkss
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08

'ExoRBIrANr Prices. ''-When connected
with printing for the county. or corporation.
becomes fit subject for inquiry and RENE
dy. We place it side by side with Mr.. Ell
pER's sham "dicker'' of his printing office,
in order to keep his hold upon the P. o.
dimes little longer. and we. therefore.
make no objection. but invite a thorough in
vessiga,ion into all past trans actions in the
item of public printing. in order to find out
whether there is any truth in the charge of
"exorbitant prices" or if the cry has not
been merely raised thro' malicious and
covetous feeling by croakers for economy
For the past fourteen months our bill against
the county for printing blanks. &c, amount
to about eighty dollars. II We are obnox-
ious TO the charge of exor5itance, it will
surely appear in some of these items that go
to make up tina. sum, and we will be happy
to afford the trio of self, constituted newspa-
per examiners into financial disbursements
OF old Wayne. every facility TO get them
We have never charged the county one
NSus uhoiO ehou We "ooiu oiSC Guy Va Jul
customers for the same kind of work. We
labor at the printing business for the pur-
pose of making living. and if hard work
and close attention TO business deserve that
reward, we can say without egotism that we
can claim it, tho it may be meagre one
that we may get. We challenge an inves-
tigation. SO far as we are concerned.
The sheer of the b. Dad Are editor at the
''little old man" in the Auditors office. is
every way worthy of the source. Il is
nothing more than an honorable, high. min
ded man might expect from one who would
attempt to defraud Q woman out Of tsco
dollars! Thereby hangs q tale" We
would feel jus, as bad. and pay just as much
regard to the sneers Of malefactor, from
behind the bars of a prison. as we would,
were they peeping out at us from an edito-
rial column of the Broad Are, He talk to
US about "exorbitant prices" for printing,
when he couldn't tell 50 bill from SIS,
until reminded of the difference by an Of
fcer! Fob!
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08

SARs.PAsILLA This tropical root has reputatiou
vide world for curing class OF disordes shes
aiic mankind which dsserres 40 she
hes antdote for scrofulous complaints But
TO he brought into its virtues be
and combined With other medicines that increase tee
power some reliable compound Of THE character 70
needed in the community 0cad tho AdvertissoeaS
Of d. Az pariiia in columns and We know
IL needs encomam from to give citizens CON.
hdence in what he oders.l ,rsAo. Syracuse, N. T. h
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08
Trees! Trees! Trees.

NfE With conAdenee esH asssntaon 70 osr ,syss ana
~ we'll srovs sseck II Dsuis cad OrnaDsns a fr.oe
sssass vines. ursen Hesse .nd bsddins pisnis Il
propose 20 sell = ssdseed prices, and ~xvsss6
rus TO name Our appis pser aaA eAsl9
Asy eherry 10 large and unuss Ally thrifty.
kAfLs8AcK q uUrTou4
sJLindsn mn Nurseries, u ans east Of hsehaosa.
Nareh6 ia
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WAsHrxGros. March I

The Message of the President suggesting
the passage Of . joint resolution providing
for co-operstion with any State for the abb
htion OF slavery with peenniary conpsnsa
ton, was received and Transferred 70 the
Judicuy Committee. $50 u sess4ss
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08

G1ocXU0LDK kA In tbs Riehnond = n,stos rsrnpfke
E0fCompasy viI ta11 slsssina lss 1sse
tore IN ssd Cenpany, viii BE hsld - hs $500 e 1eSo
chip truseee. over Joan - Lsvss stoSs, on Monday.
April l1th, lsS7 gsssssa &anes - kAoiao
10 requested g. =. WL66ISs, fsss'ss
March s59tt14s,-t
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State Of Indiana Wayne Co. s. s.

In the Wayne Common Pleas Court, May term, 1883.
!. a','; T. -, Pyle. D'ors. No, 1857 s sss
AlOrIUE Is hereby given to the above named defend.
~ ant who. appears by the proper siisvit In
the Clerks ONCE OF the said Court, resideps
tho State Of Indans Of the htng Of the complains
the pendency OF the above suit. and that unless
appears la the said Court tho day Of The
thereof, to be held CenservIie beginning
the Cd Monday In May next. then there 10 AM
demur to the said complaint, IN will be
taken confessed and will be heard ard deternned in
his absence.
witness Sol. Meredith Cissk. and the Sal Of sslA
Court this LIST day Of March; A.. d 1862.
SOL MEREDITH, CLERK. Is
PrnRY & JoHxsoN, Attys.for PiG. - p.
Msrchs - 50 II
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FIFTEEN HUNDRED BUSHELS OF
60 FAXSEED TO LOAN.

THE snheerih>e bss 6fssssn hunAssd ksshsae
il a re-c,eaaed Flag Sod 10 iosn 90 yssy fsson-
Ole terms. Farmers wishing 70 500 r1ax Sod De
GEO ". Barnes.
FsA. =. $50 81. Nsaa.y1seet
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1862-03-08

D6In Virginia, Gen. Banks has taken
Harpers's Ferry and Charlestown. so that
the Government has now full control OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. This road
will now soon be open.
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The News.

Since our last issue. Columbus. Ky, has
been evacuated by the Rebels. A large
amount Of cannons and military stores fell
into our possession. This entirely clears
Kentucky Of the rebels.
At last accounts. Generals Sidney John
son Floyd and Pillow with the forces under
their commands. being about 80 900, bad re-
treated into Alabama.
The Rebels still hold east and west Ten
nesece.
Gen. Banks troops have occupied
Charlestown and Nsrtinsburg. Va.
4" Gen. Jackson is at Winchester. in full
force, and preparing to dispute the further
advance OF our troops under Banks.
There is no news Of importance from the
naval expeditions.
. Missouri seems to be clear of all Rebel
troops. Our forces hold strong positions in
Arkansas. t5s
u6nrThe result of the recent election in
nd NcNairy counties, shows the
Union sentiment Of Southern
zoo out of 1000 votes
to pro.
n drive
h many
Mo has
hearth.
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This energetic and able officer suddenly
died on Sunday morning last. no doubt from
the effect Of his wound at Leesburgh. The
army OF the p otomac has lost one Of it's best
officers. et
Gen. Shields succeeds him in command
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Rubmpua palla1ium

HOLLOWAY & DAVIS, Editors Publishers
Is Bcas Ossd. saI.. March Sth s01.
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-. - sos a. oesdis.s'an s Sons for cheap
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-20
FINANCIAL NEWS.
NEW YORK, Thursday, June 70.

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MARINE NEWS,
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
STEAhsHlP-C Constitution, Edridge, for San
Francisco.
shlPS-iisrvest Queen, Young, Liverpool; Sue.
cess, Chase, Liverpool, Gauges, Dearborn, Gibrsl.
tar; Ocean, Jabing. Philadelphia.
BARkS-Robert A Allen, Patteu, Key wos,: Co.
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BhlGS-Penguin, Conyers, for Bermuda, Thos
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bsrbadoes; kossuth, Lee. Newburypors; Eliza 4
ChtHarine' Bullsrd, Harbor Island; WIN IL Cissre.
Be'hs Eleuthera; y Smith, Lscum, BAiimors:
Gsn ulIa,n, Burlee Boston; wocott, Parker, do; j
W Hlne, Madison, New Haven.
ARRIVED.
srEAMSfllPS-Petrel,Y Young, Providence uuda
Mollison, Eckman, Trenton, N J, mdsa
Anthracite, Jones, Philadelphia mdss.
BRlGS-Aeme, Healey, COX 50 days
Porto Plata, Roper, Port su Plat mAhoA any.
Eastern star, Ackley, Greenpor..
Rardu'ph, tiallett, AatanziA TIN insS su1pa
sChooNERs-kaiL Brimer, Chincoassgss.
q khs, heGregor. Ca!ais days. lsAh.
S!inues Hat Sturges, Gloucester, hsh -'f
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
"A Certificate l51-Hsying bad eight teeth eX-
trsoted without pain By DR.. j. JAY VlILER5 1855
GiNnd at, blocks from Broadway, cheerfllly In
ser, Niis Recommendation 10 tLose suffering from
too'i4ehe. ANN f. VOORHEES,, les Fortieth st.
jus 8'l33
A RNFICIAL BONE FOR FILLING ACH-
"A Ing and decayed teeth, put In soft without the
least psin, color OF teeth, and warranted for life.
q. ID. CRAWFORD, Dentist, ~ Amlty Il, second
block fro.N Broadway. my27 Alc'ii3
A RTlFI~AL TEETH OF THE MOST
hbesutfui And are inserted by j. q. KENNE-
DY, ls6 Bowefy, doors below Spring st, at his
unusually low prices These teeth are guaranteed
" give perfect satisfaction, inserted without
pain, and worn without tie slightest inconvenience
Whole sets Oh gold from s25, or on silver from
SO Partial sets on gold from 81 each tooth, or on
silver from u. my24 25ac'l09
nR. HOYT, DENTIST, 907 BROADWAY,
D8 doors above goth st. inserts beautiful sets Of
teeth on his improved atmospheric plates, with or
without extracting the roots, on gold low jl5;
silver s. rubber $40, platna $40; artificial hone
fne inserted without pain, 30 cents; gold 80 cents
70 81; aInalgam % cents; extracting, 25 cents. No
charge for extracting when artificial teeth are in
serted. AL work warranted ie,a 2A.c'isa
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S,lIERltF SALE REAL. ESTATE
- ny ORDER SUPREME COURT.
JAMES NJ MILLER will cell on

THIS DAY,
FRIDAY, ~ NJ 2OrlI, ~ O'CLOCK,
Merchants Exchange salesrootu, No. Ill broadway,
~ LOTS ON
SD, I'D AND lSr AVENUES AND sSrH ST,
located Ms followsi
4 Lots East side 81 Avenue, commencing at the
south, ast corner 9-th street
iG Lots South side p.th street between Sd and "a
Avenues.
: Lots on the West and Fast side 2d Avenue, cor
9Sih street
Is Its South side Vsth street. between 81 aad LIST
Avenues.
I |. u West side ls' Avenue, commencing NJ south
west corner 9sth street, with all the right title
and interest oi the Water Front belonging 10
said Its.
Sale positive. and o. the highrs, bidder
10 PER CENT CAN REMAIN ON BOND AND
MORTGAGE FROM To YEARS, II desired.
For maps of property, &c, apply Adctonecr's Of
Gee, = Pine 1t.
l0i JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff.
WM. WRITER'S, AUCTIONEER-WILL
w sell this day at o'clock, at ~ Canal It, the
!, lt,sl furniture q severed tpmiigs breaking up
lnNscke5lin.', .pNis, mahogany hedstonds, lair
mattrsss6s, 4 very fne assortment of velvet tapes
try, ply aud ingram carpets, varirobcs bureaus,
chand llrrs, g.. together with dining room and
kitchen furniture lt2
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DAM NBEOktRS SAIE-1lIlS DAY, Ar
L BELL n lNGEAlIAMs, 20 Now B'wrry, At
lHi past - O'Clock, q large assoftn,ut oi ri.k
ircs-,s, ti'k velvet dresses sk velvet csrcf, mus
' drcs-o-, -hecs, skirts, coats pants vests, beds
lee 'it-, t Is, watches. lewUry. AMI various other
stiir.,s. ~ order of Chs-. CuilIp, .S9 Swim NJ,
jack oar, Ia varck. George CIdapp, .aa East
l2th 4. l31
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SEWING MACHINE.

REVVIN6 WNV111.NN.
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE, To
Dr,n, or cXchangc. SINGERS, Whegl,r q Wilson'S
Wil,ox a. Gibbs and ,ucrs, cheap or cast, or part
'e'vm'nt. uschino. bought, exchanged ami re-
I'D. $50 Broadpa y room ., MP stairs jo9 24ac'
bu' -
lLc( INC M\ClllNES-FTR>r QUALIFY,
~ loIl't soi and let, with OF without operators.
Dc. ily sewing done T. order. Oh, KhuttlcN
,,'-s, ~, t,pt on hand. AL kinks ~ sowing
ion n..rs repaired at ~ Second st. icd 25a,'!o'
VIEWING MACHINE NEEDLES AT RE-
la prices, aud superior quality, wholesale
MI. sr'eI's, 30 cents Per dozen; IIowes,
nd Lyon, - cents per dyycn. Call aud OK
'SErH THORNE, Manufacturer 80 aud
'|n y. nys2 2Ii,'
''Il!NF ,DR SALE-ONE OF
Glnculucs E,r s>le cheap, ~ the
Il INTO other business lhquife ill
go. .ru NJ "a hopr. my; si.c'2H