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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-09

ESs- A difficulty occurred in adjoining School
District between of the scholars and the teacher
which the latter struck the former the head with
billet of WOOD cutting it pretty severely and then. in
turn, the pupil logged the teacher. Two suits grew
out of the trial had before Esq. Stubs,
and the jury could agree. We that the teacher
aforesaid lectures before the Teachers Association
their meeting Saturday next, at East Germantown,
on the best method of keeping country School -
Ii he has time, suggest that striking illustration
of his subject might be exhibited his brother teachers
in cood cut, where he himself is practciug tie
'best method" of do:ag and being done Brown The
picture night be entitled, in contraband' language
"STRI-KISGs,- BERRY Low -
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. SuprpTOp prNppy

SUPERIOR RENEDY--We can conscien-
oousiy mend "a those suffering from . distress
ing cough. Dr. StricklAu.fs Mefuous Cough Baisarr.
sasreeabls TO the taste. There no doubt but the
Aeiifuous Cough BalsAm is Of the best prepars-
tons IN and IS al tia; the pruprepes claim for
i; We have tned i during Tie past week and foan.
BY DR.. Strickland. No. 6. East Four.h-ss cincinna-
q, Ohio md for sale By al Druggists, at Fifty Cents
rrS bottle,
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E0- THOMAS w. RoBERrs, sold his dwelling on
South Front ST., 10 Mrs. SwAKrz, for 2,450.
SaIe.-Jous W. ScorT, Esq, sold his property on
South Si1th-st, 70 Mr.. WIGGs, formerly of Union
City, Ind, for the sum Of $4,000.
Mr.. ScorT TO Dublin Ind, and is the Special
Agent for the Etna Insurance Company Of Hartford,
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S- IL is expected that several officers and
commissioned officers, of the list Mounted Infantry,
together with JOIN s. LYLE, Esq, formerly Major in
the 5th Ind. Cavalry and private in the 7ls will
be in district and city shortly for the purpose Of
recruiting for their Regiment
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Nv hat could | more

warned thee. aimonished thee foretold
The danger. and the lurking enemy
That lay in wait beyond this had been force,
And force upon tree viii, hath here place
But all who are afflicted with Catarrh in
any form can obtain q pleasant and speedy
cure by the use of DIR. ID. III. Seelye's
Liquid Catsrrh Remedy, ere CONSUMPTION
has fixed its fatal grasp.
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CLIP r.

Uvhis fine, Imported JACK, IS now at the stable Of
II Isaac A. vanschoiack, "a miles from Rachuond,
Ind, the Boston Pike, who IS authorized % sell him,
moderate terms in payments This JACK Il Of pure
Ca,aionian boci-the best blood Of jacks ia the
world. He has superior muscle, stamina and pro-
portions. and IS breeder of superior qualities Those
wishing purchase are invited 70 call And hE.
3. T. yASSCHOIACk.
March lst 1855 I-sss
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Mothers individually and collectively, without q
single exception. pronounce Asdanse Porser's Cough
Bs-ass the most pleasant and efhcacouz Remedy for
the Of Coughs, Colds, Group, Sore Throat de-,
in children that has yet b en- given 70 the ~
lse- They say il always acts ike chaSa- Children
really Ike it-so unlike the many and worth
less preparations IN the market. il can be OBJ
tanned Of Ill Druggists, px,sa only 3 cents per bot
sls.-s-w.
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State Of Indiana, Wayne County, S S.
In The Wayne
CReMt Court


JOSEPH LEWIS In The Wayne
CBeMt Court
CHARLES CArEy August Terra A. D. 1855.
ALLEN CoRNKLUs Jri Attachment Ne. f53o.
UDE 1T KNOWN, that, this 2I.s DAY ~ February
ID 1866, the above named Plaintiff, BY w n Peee,
ESD his Attorney, fled IN the Office q fte Clerk Of
the WAYNE Circui: Court his complaint against said
Defendants the above eatitei cause, together with
the affidavit of competent person ta&i sasi defend
ants not residents of the State of Indiana.
Sad defendant. Charles Caiey andiAHen Cornelius,
Jr are therefore hereby notified of the fling and
pendency of said complaint against them. and that,
unless they appear and answer denur thereto, At
the calling of the said the second day Of the
next Term of said Court. to be begun and bed at the
Court House IN Centerville. the lst Monday in
August said complaint and the matters and things
therein contained and aIledged viii be taken true
and the said cause viii be heard and determined M
their absence
60 Witness, SAA'L B. SCHLAGLE, CLERK, and
iSeAa-i the Seal of SAID Court at CeutervHe, this
2lst day Of February 1865.
SAM. B. SCHLAGLE, Clerk
g4us5,4o) By Rob. c. CorbAley, Deputy
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c1 The lsiss Regiment raised IN the 9th District
Of this State, len Indianapolis for the 'front.' on Mou-
day afternoon IL is nearly full to the maximum and
armed and equipped in The best manner
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Wanted !:

Board Wanted, With Two Rooms. Or
brother and sister with good accommodations, ina
private family, for which liberal price will be pal,
Address W. w. Whddit, Richmond, Ind.
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EFThe remains of ONWARD CApwAL-
LADER, arrived in our cy on Saturday
last, and Sunday afternon, his funeral
was attended by lare concourse of
people-the fire compans, (of one of
which the deceased was amember,) at
tended his body to the gre in Earlham
CametarV
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Twenty five Millions Of Dollars!

twenty-five millions OF dollars
Among them the "HoME," "MANHArTA '"ARC
re-" "LoRrLLARp," CONTINENTAL" and "CoRN Ex-
,HASGR," all Of New York; "PHeSIx,' of Hartford
he "LIvERrooL and LONDON and GLOBE" and the
DAYTON and "FIREMEN's," of Dayton, Ohio.
The subscriber insures both the participating and
participating plans-can insure all kinds Of prop
.rty equitable terms. Losses adjusted here, and
romptly paid.
He is also Agent for those popular Life Insurance
6mpanes-the SECURITY" of New York, and the
'ErNA," of Hartford, whose terms liberal
tbse of any other Company. WIN. BELL,
NoTARY PUBLIC.
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State of Indiana, Wayne County,, S s..
In the Wayne
caIzLss DEMO Common Please Court
V Nay Term, A. DISCS.
May Avn DEMO Dixoace n 2242
HDE IT KNOWN, that, ttis 2lst day of fetru-
ID ary 1866, the above named Plaintiff by John C..
Whtrdge, his Attorney, filed IN the Office Of the Clerk
of the Wayue Common F3sAS Court, his complaint
against said defendant in the above erstled cause
gether with the affidavit of . eozfeeshs person that
said defendant is resident Of tile STATE of Inii-
Said defesdAnt Mary Ann Denio, therefore, is here
BY notified of the filing and pepcy of said oulpains
against her. and that, unless she appear and :
swer des.r thereto. at the eang Of the sad
on the second day of the next IerEs of said Court,
to be begun and held at the Coort house Center
VILE on the second Monday of Nay rext, said COM
plaint and the matters and things therein contained
and alleged wi b, taken true and she said cause
will be beard and determined In her absence
81 Witness SAMUEL B. SCT,L4 GLE Clerk
ISeal and the Seal of said Court, at Centervilie,
this 2Ist day of February, Issa
SAMUEL b. SCHLsGLE, Clark
Censerv7lie, Feb. Il, 1865. se-i~- S5,s0
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WmsKKRs !! !l-Those wishing fine set Of whskers,
a nice moustache or beautiful head of glossy hair,
will please read the card of THOS. F. CHAPMAN in
another part of this paper. 2-3m.
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We have for sale few copies Of pamphlet, with
this title, by NATHAN HUsr, ST., member of the
Society of Friends 1t is 10 the point. Price 10 cent?
. copy--or IS cents per dozen.
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~J. w Burson Il Co, have now
about &c. 900 bushels Of Flaxseed stored
in their Oil Mill
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THE MIND MAKES THE MAN.

Luz sne AAiAAA1ohn
THE MIND MAKES THE MAN.
~ JENNIE sUPLE1.
What is fair and lovely face
II ignoble be the mind?
II we seek 70 win . lame,
Our future aim must be defined
Strive 70 elevate yourself,
But not by pulling others down;
Sobleness should be your claim,
ny 2 It's the key To high renown.
Let your aim in life be high,
Never by . thoughtless deed
Try TO tArniah aome fair na0e,
True virtue will 1t last succeed.
Envy not the man who dwells
In stately balls or dome,
II mid his splendor he cannot
noble mind make known.
Onward, ever onward then
Up and onward, still aspiring,
"Be a man among true men,
In thy hss's work never firing"
Whitewater, Ind, Feb. 1865.
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INDIANA MILITARY AGENCY. No. -,
II West " ashinStOn. (one door last OF Ma
sonic Hall, } Indianapolis. Ind.
This Agency has been established by the Governor
of Indiana purposes of relief and information
in matters relating TO the interests of Indiana Soldiers
and their friends Application may be made 70 this
Office for information regard TO Pensions, Bounty
Pay due Prisoners of War; Muster Of Exchanged Prs
for Communication OF Rstions. Burroughs, Trans
fers Technical Deserron Discharges. and other sub
ects of miscellaneous Military character No charge
made for services IN any ease.
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SOIIl

You ought ma TO be
medicines. Tie CInciaux
24th. SAYS: that seosanfl1
aaved By the use Of Srrickls
Pr sale By Dsnggssfs at
~ For sale a. Plum
hose aEsl at = Prs<s 4
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Wilmington, D. G., ith Esns ItS3
en have used your Pills In my geuerAl and hcspaeA
practice you made then and cannot hsstes =
eay they arc the cashArsc employ. THAR rsgu
iasing action the hvsg u quick and decicd, conse
oueuty they ere an amirablc remedy for dersngcmsu
Of that organ. Indeed have seldom found case Of
bs.os disas obstinate that it did not rsay ytsd
them. Traterpally yours, ALONzo BALI, u. D,
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Popularity.


A great many people, at The pres.
ent day, think more Of obtaining q
publicity and popularity, than Of any
other one thing they could possibly
he possessed of. But, anxious a-
they may bc to acquire the vain glory
OF the popular voice, none ever sue
Iceeded to so great an extent rs has
that world-renowned remedy, known
as Goes Cough Balsam. There is
scarcely family in the land but what
consider a supply Of this article as
necessary to the household MS their
flour or provisions. Experience has
taught the people that no other rem
edy has ever been put before the pub
lie that will cure coughs, colds, Group,
sore throat, and in fact, all throat
and lung complaints, as quickly and
as effecually as Coa's Cough Balsam.
In the Eastern States, where it has
been long known and tested, it is con
sidered as the most reliable cough
remedy extant, and no one, either
rich or poor, thinks Of being without
it. We would suggest to all our
readers the necessity of Keeping on
hand an article of this kind for imme-
date use. 1t costs but 40 cents per
bottle, and is sold at all Drug Stores,
and is the cheapest and best remedy
in the world.
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Decidedly Nice.

Decidedly Nice.
We were shown few days since,
the latest and incest improvement in
crinoline, that is now in the market.
1t is called the duplex Elliptic (or
double steel spring. Skirt" The
springs are double, and manufacture
ed Of pure refined steel, almost as
flexible as watch-spring, and the
two springs being braided firmly to-
gether, edge to edge, renders them
tough, elastic and durable, and less
liable to break or bend like the single
springs, and consequently preserving
the proper shape for greater length
of time than it is possible for sin
gle spring skirt to do The hoops
are covered with two-ply double twist.
ed thread, which, it is claimed, will
wear twice as long as those covered
in the usual way. The annoyance to
which ladies who wear the common
skirt are subjected in entering car
riages, church pews, or in n crowd,
is not experienced by those who
have tried this skirt, as the wearer
can move about as easily as in "days
of yore."
Call and sac them, at Patterson d
Taylor's store.
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Astonishing,

A stranger visiting Findlay the 9th.
er day, remarked that ''judging from
the amount of business going on, and
the number of people in town, the
whole trade of the entire county must
be carried on at this point" Soon af-
ter he was surprised to hear a small
boy trying to engage three or foul
clerks to assist j. s. Henderson &
Co., at the diamond Corner" Mt
Blanchard. The fact is they are sell
ing goods so cheap that it is almost
impossible to attend to the multitudes
that crowd in upon them. They have
nice Prints for 25cts., and everything
else in proportion. Also, an endless
quantity of Stoves and Tin ware.
If
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Letters

bttttEs
Remaining unclaimed in the Post.
Office ut Findlay, State of Ohio, on
the Both day of June 1865:
Mrs. Eliza Brown, Mrs. Anna L.
Berry, L. j. Bevan, j. Beagle, Miss
Eatney Coal, Miss Sarah Casl1ey,
Hagley Coen, George w. Foughty,
p. CURE, Amanda Henry, George
Kelly, John Leads, j. w. Mayne, Il.
II. Morgan, Sebastian Miller, Miss
Lydia j. Mckinley, Thomas Miller,
b. Neiss, John Riggee, Joseph Smart,
Miss Mollie Wine.
Persons wishing to obtain any of
the above, must call for advertised
letters giving the date of this List
and pay one cent for advertising.
J. B. ROTHCHILD, p. NJ.
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Burglars.

The house Of Mr.. Litzenberger,
living near Vanlue, was entered on
last Monday night, by two men, who
succeeded in carrying away, among
other articles, chest containing
$1,000 or Sl,100. They carried their
prize some distance from the house
and proceeded to examine it. 1t APP
pears that the money was put up in
two packages, one containing about
$3.50 and the other 500. After find
ing the smaller package it is supposed
they became frightened and hastily
decamped, leaving in the chest the
500, which Mr. l.. recovered. There
appears to be gang Of thieves some
where in Jackson or Amanda town
ship, judging from the number OF
thefts committed in that section, and
it would be we'll to have them looked
after.
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Revenue Taxes.

1t will be seen by an advertise
ment in another column that the time
for paying license duties, taxes on
incomes, carriages, &c, is drawing
near, and it would be well for all to
remember that if they are not paid
promptly that penalty Of ten per
cent will be added. We are request
ed to state that il will be impossible
to receive taxes until about the 10Th
Of July instead of the lst, as appears
in the advertisement. on account OF
having to wait until that time for the
books containing the assessments.
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Exhibition.

Exhibition.
We understand Miss Hemming's g
pupils have been for some time pre-
pairing to give dramatic entertain
ment. They have hitherto done
credit to themselves and instructors,
and we have no doubt the perform
ance will be highly entertaining. The
bill is good one, and it is to be hop.
ed the friends of education will give
the youngsters encouragement by
their presence. Tonight at Wheelers'
Hall.
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Big celebration in
FindIay on the 4th.
The Fourth.

The Fourth.
Our readers will, of course, all be
in town to participate in the celebra-
tion OF the Fourth.
The Committee are perfecting theil
arrangements, and we can safely say
that it will be the best celebration
ever held in this county.
Every family should bring moro
than enough eatables for themselves
The returned soldieas must have ;
dinner, and also the wives and chill
dren of those now in the service anC
those who have fallen. Tables viii
be provided-let the people fill them
We want the whole county in OIL
that day.
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L. ct everybody be
in town on the 4th,
and have a big time.
A Race for the Negro.

On Sunday morning last negro,
who is confined in our county Jail,
made strategetic movement and got
loose. About eight o'clock Sheriff.
McCahan went to the cell to put ice
in the prisoners water pitcher, and
stopped down in the cell door to
break it. He was in the door and
nearly filled it up, and had no idea
that the prisoner would attempt to
escape. The prisoner jumped over
the Sherift''s head and ran for dear
life. The alarm was given, and soon
n number were in hot pursuit. The
prisoner ran much faster than his pur
suers and would not have been caught
had he not been headed or by Mr..
Marion Hull who caught him near the
l.. +. ~ l.. depot. He was handed
over to two persons 20 be referred to
Jail. He told them that he would not
attempt to escape again and they al
lowed him TO walk between them with.
out holding him. He started again
and ran toward the Southwest part
of town, with his pursuers after MIN,
crying "stop the gger-stop thief, -
&c. He was making better time than
those following him when he was
stopped by Mr. Thos. Winders. He
was given into the custody of the
Sheriff and taken back TO Jail. He is
now manacled and will probably not
have another chance to escape.
The Sheriff speaks very highly OF
his powers OF locomotion, and says
he showed as "clean pair of heels
as any one he ever saw run.
The boy is about sixteen years old,
intelligent and smart, "for nigger."
He was arrested week or two since
for stealing one hundred and fifty
dollars in money from Mr.. Callahan,
of Delaware township, for whom he
had been working. When arrested
there were but thirty dollars found on
his person, which was recovered
He says he has the balance hid. He
is evidently a hard case and should
be taken care of.
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Gypsies.


There is an encampment of Gyp.
sizes somewhere in this vicinity. Sev.
eral Of them are in town every day
expressing their readiness to do any.
thing from cementing broken glass.
ware to telling fortunes-the latter OF
which they profess TO be perfect
adopts in. How many are foolish
enough to have it done, and thus en-
courage strolling vagabonds we do
not know, but presume they are few
iu number.
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The Young Mans Friend.

Let Every Man be His Own Doctor. This is
the name OF a box of medicines prepared by
an eminent Physician In Cincinnati. II con.
tains a preventive and cure for all private dis.
eases, with directions how TO use each case.
Therefore, with the Young Mans Friend in
and medicines for the treatment OF yourself
and friends. II Is for sale by Druggists gen.
elally. Ask for the Young Mans Friend.
HUBER d. LOCKE, agents for Finday.
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The Bays are Coming!

me Boys are Coming!
Every train brings an installment
of returning soldiers. The boys have
not carried parasols for the last four
years, and are therefore somewhat
bronzed. Generally speaking, they
look well and hearty. Let our cit
iaens do these ruru who nave sJoo |
between us and ruin, for four long
weary years, the honors such services
are entitled to. All honor to the
returned soldier.
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NEW YORK MARK IET.

gUTTER-2O02s for Ohio, 254S5 State.
CHEESE-S4l5.
PoRK-s22 75023 as for nav mess; Is $50
10 90 for prime.
LARD-l5iDl9ic.
FLOUR-$6750s,0
WHEAT-sl, 20
C0RN-Western yellow. s00s5e.
0ATS>-WesteIn Ti075c per bus.
sUGAR-l24Ql3c for Muscovado.
LASSES--43l $50.
W0OL--6sQ67 ior Native and 4 Merino ;
60QD7A for fu II blooded Merino.
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FINDEAY MARKETS.

FINDLAY MARKETS.
WHEAT-Sl 05 for red.
CoRE-new 45 to goo.
RYB-0O cents to GO.
BUTTER-00 TO l5c.
EGGs-14 cents.
LARD-12 and 90 cents.
OATs-00 TO 80 cents.
TALLow-S to 90 cents.
BEES WAX--40 cents.
TIMOTHY SEED-$2 80 to 600.
CLOVER SEED--$0,00 to 500.
WHITE BEANs-Sl 90 to 0 90
DRIED PEACHEs-300.
DRIED APPLEs-$1,50
PELTs-50 to | 90
HIDEs-6 cents green, II dry,
RAGs-Cotton 3 cents.
WOOL As to 55 cents.
FLAX SEED-S0 90
Salt--2,70.
Flour-S7,O0 to 600 per bbl.
Hay-SS per ton.
Feathers-50 cts per lb.
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Building

Building
Has been suspended for short
time, in consequence of the inability
on the part of the brick makers to
furnish the material. The Factory
building is now Mt the commencement
OF the third story, and Mr.. Davis
block has affirmed a hight of sixte en-
feet.
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Money Orders.
We arc informed by Mr.. Rothchild
that he will commence issuing Mon
ey Orders on Monday, July Sd. The
rates will be as follows:
From one to ten dollars, 10 cents.
" ten to twenty ID "
&" twenty to thirty " 20 Z"
No one order issued for larger
amount than $50.
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Violated the Internal Revenue Law.

Violated the Internal Revenue Law.
A man living in the Southwest part
of the county, was arrested on last
Tuesday, by Maj. Foreman, Deputy
U. S. Marshal, and had a hearing be
fore Commissioner Dunn, and was
bound over to appear before the Dis
trict Court of Cleveland. 1t appears
that the offender had been engaged in
business as a cattle-broker and had
failed to take out license. 1t is very
strange that this law should be viola,
ted so often when every one must
know the penalty of the crime. A
few more heavy fines will have a
wholesome effect, and have tenden-
~ to lessen the number of offences.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

BNANS-Dull. 81 70 for Prime White.
BUTTER-23026.
CORN -63@65c.
EGGS 25@2Gc5 dozen.
FRUIT-Dried Apples, 6Gsc a pound
FEATHER Prime, live geese, 56Gl57
FLOUR -Extra,sG 90, Fancy Brands. So rs
HOGs-Flrm, at - 5O6Dl0 90. gross.
SEED.-Cioyer Sl4 90, Timothy, 50 rs.
MHEAT-Prime Red, 81 25Ql0 90
WOOL-0O415Oo
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The soldiers will
all be here on the
4th--comc and meet
them.
Appointment.

Appointment.
H. ID. Ballard, NJ. d.. has been ap-
pointed Examining Surgeon for this
county. All persons claiming ex-
emption from service in the State mi
litia, through physical disability,
must present themselves between the
1st of July and the 18th of August.
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Blown Down.

The high wind of last Sunday after
noon blew down the ratters of Mr..
Ford's new house in process OF erect
ion, on Hardin street. The rafters
and chimney were put up only the
day before. The wind made clean
sweep of both.
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Cure FOR "A Felon.

AS soon as the part begins to swell
get the tincture of lobelia and wrap
the part affected with cloth saturated Il
thoroughly with tincture, and the
felon is dead. An old physician says
he has known this to cure in scores
of cases, and it never fails if applied
in season.
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LAND FOR SALE.

vVyHE undersigned would respeotf fully inform
i any one wishing 10 purchase small piece
OF land that he has 10 acres of excellent uual.
itn, miles south Of Findlay. and three
lourths Of u mile east OF tho state Road on
the road leading TO Carey. Will take aspAn
OF horses In exchange, or give time as the
buycr may wish. Call and soc IL.
June II vlyn4t5 WIN. RUSSELL.