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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-03-07
A CARD TO INvALIDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America as a
missionary, discovered . safe and simple remedy for
the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis
eases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train of disorders brought BY baneful and
vicious habits Great numbers have been already
cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
bene6. The afflicted and unfortunate, wiz send the
recipe for prv2arin2 and using this IN q Sc
ed envelope, to any who needs II, Free Of Aarge
Please inelose . post paid envelope, addressed to
yooFseLfsa 81 s. s. C = z
JOSEPH 7. IMAM,
SrAr1ox =. BrsLx HorsR,
al ssss~ssrs-3 sEssssr IEx York Cssy.
Jnne $3.50. -gsEsss l5-ly.
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Cheap Store, s,h street, square from depot.
CoNrIRMATIoS.-OnM Monday last, our
friend and fellow citizen, E. A JONES,
was confirmed by the Senate as Post
master in this city. This action of the
Senate, meets the general approval of
our citizens. He is live man--honest
and safe. We hope he will soon move
the office to . larger and more suitable
room-more accessible to our citizens
and more in accordancc with their in
creased wants, than the little ten-by-
twelve-coop, they have been forced to
put up with for 40! these many years. :"
This much needed reform, should not
only be made for the accomm odation of
the People, but rs q sanitary measure on
behalf Of the Clerks Mr. Jones has in
his employ, who, If confined during the
cheated term Of summer. in this illy-
ventilated room. run great risk of be-
coming eorpses, instead OF corps of most
efficient assistants We think our last
Grand Jury, would, had they been call
ed on. "indicted' this room on the same
principle they did the old Jail, for the
reason that it doesn't contain . sufficient
number of cubic feet of fresh air for
each clerk to breathe.
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Msssrs. REID IL VANNEMAN, are pro-
crossing rapidly in preparations to re-
build their Business House at the Depot
AS soon as the weather will permit, the
timbers and wood work will go in, and
the walls up. By next mid summer, or
fall, the building will again be as good as
new. These men deserve success for
their indomitable energy and .perseve-
rance, under difficulties and fiery trials,
that few would have encountered without
being overcome.
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AN EFFECTUA WORM MEDICINE
pRnvN,S yERMIFUGE COMTITS,

On WORK LozEsGERs Much sickness, undoubtedly.
with children and adults attributed other is
accustomed by worms. The "VERaIFuGE CoMFITs,
although efectual in destroying worms, can do no
possible injury to the most delicate child This
valuable combination has been successfully used by
physicians ana found be safe and sure in eradicat-
ing worms SO burtful to children.
Children having Worms require immediate
attention. as neglect of the trouble often causes pro-
longed sickness. - - e~f ,
symptoms of Worms in Children are often
oyerlooked Worms in the stomach and bowels cause
irri.ation which be removed only by the use OF
sure remedy. Tie combination Of Ingredients used 10
making Brosns Ver@yage Comdss is such A. 70 give
the best possible ef.ct with safety.
CURTIS i BRO w, Propristors, New York. Sold
al D,alers in Medicines, at IS cts. boz.
&C. Tyr. ). N. p. 4 Co. 27-2o.)
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THKArRE.-The great favorites, Miss
MoLLIE WILLIAMS and FELIX A. Vim
CENT, seem to be the centre Of attraction
1t this time in our city. The Troupe
now performing at Phillips Hall, are
equal to and superior in some respects to
the best talent ever before in this city,
and, from the fact that the Hall has been
crowded the three past nights they have
been playing, shows they are being APP.
prceiatsd. This (ThrusdAy) evening,
will be performed the great Drama,
Female Detective Friday evening,
miss Mollie's Benefi:,) The French
Spy" Saturday afternoon, Grand Matt
nee, for Ladies and children; and on Sat
urday night viii be presented the instruc-
tive and interesting Moral Drama of
TEN Nights in a Bar Room"
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The JAIL QUEsrIoN,-Is again on the
tapis. II seems to have been decided
by highest authority" that one must be
built. ''Where ?" is the next question
to be decided. A "citizen," in to-day's
paper, makes some suggestions, worthy
the attention Of all whom it may con-
Germ 1t breaks ground, and looks it
squarely in the face. IT steps are to be
taken at all, in this direction, they should
be done with deliberation, and, when
taken prosecuted speedily and with
will. No time to lose, and we suggest
Monday night next. for q preliminary
meeting at No. Engine Hall, to CON-
mence the work In 81 -rarv-lF
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Mrs. WINSLOW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician
Presents TO the attention Of Matters Aer
SOOTHING SYRUP
Fer Children Tee thing,

which greatly facilitates the process Of tee;hine BY
sofening the gums, reducing all Inflammation, viii
aliay ALL PAIN and spasrnodic action and Is.
Sure to regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to your
selves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We have put up aud sold this article for over 80
years. and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of 1t
what haze never been able to say oil any other
uedicine. Never has it failed in Single instance to
eject cure, when timely used. Never did we know
instance of dissatisfac tim by any who used it.
90 contrary, all delighted with its operations,
and speak terms IT mendstion of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this matter
what do know, after 80 wears experience and
pledge our reputation for the fuliiment OF what
here declare. In almost every instance where TIE
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion relief
will BE- found in fifteen twenty minutes after the
s.urp is administered. ~
Full directions for usaas will accompany each bot
tie. Nome genuine tsnless the fac-simile of CURTIS
PERKINS. New Fork. is on the outside wrapper.
Sold BY ali Druggist throughout the world.
PRICE, ONLY 81 CENTS PER BOTTLE
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THE BLUE BIKDs.-About two weeks
ago. few Of these harbingers of Spring
made their appearance here, to recon
noitre; thinking, perhaps, from the ex
ceeding pleasant weather then, that no
more cold need be expected, they re-
turned to their friends and made ia
vorable report, no doubt, that induced a
general immigration. On their arrival,
they must have felt sadly disappointed,
for snow and a "kilIing frost" interviewed
and their calculat ons, like those of
Congress in regard to measures of re-
construction, dc, were vetoed; and
very much like our Congress, whole
flock of these birds convened on Sunday
last in this city on an apple tree Of Mrs.
Schwegmann, on South Pearl st, to take
into consideration and deliberate on the
state of the weather. If they came to
conclusion as speedily as did Congress
IN vetoeing the Presidents yetoes,spring
will ere long dawn upon Us, and the cold
and icey breath Of winter, will soon
give place to baimy zephyrs and mild
breezes What effect this large conven-
ton of Blue Birds. had onsthe sudden
change of the atmosphere on Monday, in
dispensing the snow and the generalthaw-
ing out, We cannot say; but certain it is
.'the oldes, inhabitant' (and we say SO
without consulting him, never witnessed
so singular gathering before in this
neighborhood. A friend, at our elbow.
suggests that they met either to select
mates, or, as Indiana has become famous
for the facility with which divorces are
obtained, to procure divorces. and had
come from all parts of the Union, to at
1t may be 80.
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NOTICE TO CLEAN UP AND REPAIR.

To the Citizens OF Richmond
All persons are notified hereby, that it is unlawful
deposit of any kind in any street alley
and the same to remain more than twenty-f
hours and that it is unlawful to throw deposit
any vegetable matter, meat, filth or carcass of de'd
animal, suffer to flow, to stagnate, any
filthy noisome liquid any public square, street,
lane alley and the and occupants of all lots
and lands bounding any street, alley, or sidewalk
hereby notified to repair the and notified to
trim all shade trees and remove all over-hangng
limbs which obstruct the free passage of Carriages,
and persons with umbrellas and to remove all
cumulations of vegetable matter, filth, garbage, and
mud, and clean all cutters of everything which may
hinder the free flow of water. and render them in
competent carry off all surface water and to
all distractions of every kind from streees, al
leys and sidewalks and all persons hereby noti
fed that if the above notice in reference to aks
is is.mediatciy complied with, and in reference
all other matters herein named, complied with, in
twenty days from this date that said repairs and re-
movals will be made at the expense of the owner
occupant by the Street Commissioner. - 81
Dated this 2sth day of February, 1857. sz-s
BENONI NEWLY,
Street Commissioner.
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synop.i. Of Council Proceedings.

SYNOPSIS OJ OOOuCss UUVSVV>ssss0Ss
March S, Is67.-The request Of Mrs.
Schwegmann for the Council TO repair
her fence, between s. High st. and the
Fair Ground at Boston Pike, was refer
red to committee on Public Buildings-
4 Messrs Rosa, Hainer, Johns, Ezra
Smith 4 Co, and Hope, were granted
permits for building purposes. -sssa
| Messrs Korthause, Lieve, Knollen-
berg and Shultz, were granted privilege
| to erect wooden buildings. on South side
of second alley, South Of Main St, bet.
Marion and Franklin-st.
The Garbage Cart was placed in Gus
ttody and control of Board of Healt
Petition of Schwegmann and others. to
grade. pave and gravel alley running
east and west from Marion to an alley
between Main and Walnut, was granted.
Council allowed DR.. Hibberd $40 as
President of Board of Health last year !;
and j. w. Plummer s15 as Secretary.
Committee on Ordinances, to whom
petition of J. Francisco, asking privilege
to put building on Lot Is, c. w. Starts
! addition, in order. reported favorably,
| and the Council concurred. Same com
mittee also, recommended the Ordinance
providing for curling and paving side
walks, &c, be enforced. Council con
CURED. Same committee, introduced an
Ordinance for promotion of good Or
der at public meetings, &c, was passed,
and an Ordinance amending COW ordin
ance, read first time.
An Ordinance for planting and main
tanning shade trees in the city was passed.
The School Board of Trustees submit
ted an exhibit of the financial condition
of the School Fund, and asked Council
to confirm the payment, out of said
fund. of the following sums Jeremiah
Hadley, s4oO; John Yaryan and limo
thy Nicholson, each $50. = ge-5 ? -se
The Treasurer reported that he had
borrowed money and paid interest on
same, and asked that his action be con-
firmed by the Council, which was done,
and ordered to he placed ON file.
H w. Maxwelrs application to rent
public farm. was referred to committee
on Public Buildings.
The assessment of $40 to A. F. Scott,
on hisstock, grain, DC, on his farm was
deducted from his assessment of 1866.
The usual monthly claims. &c, amount
ing to 81 ,912 10, were allowed.
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@-Candidases, who are subscribers 70 the Falla-
dUm VIII b. charged 81, and those who are not, wiz
be charged q, for announcing heir nanss-soo e Psn
in advaEes. ~ .
We are requested 70 ansouses Prof Joax ". Low
xax, the Union and Temperance candidate for tbs
Office Of Treasurer Of wAyns county, suhscs . sns
Union Nominating EIsctson in April
For Prosecueiss Atsorney.-Ediiors Paiiadi-
UNI: You authorised 70 announce the name OF
Thomas J. Study. Is candidate for PrusecusnR At
torney for Tie Crcuis Cosr for the Thrsesuth Ccsit
of Indiana, subject to the April Onion Nomination.
For Prosecuting Attorney.-Editors Paiiadi-
um: You authorized to announce the of John
T. Bliss, Is candidate for PROSECUTING Attorney for
the Crcsit Cours, the Thirssensh Circuit OF Indi
ana, subject 70 the April Union Nomination.
Many FIIENps.
We arc authorized to announce DR.. JOEL VALE,
candidate for County Auditor. subject to the de-
csion Of thu Union nomination election the first
Monday in April next. -. fiHs
Eiisors Po0ndian. You will please announces the
aame of Capt. T. w. o. BaArrErr = candidate for
County Auditor, subject to decision Of the April
ominating election, and oblige his many friends.
We authorized to announce JOHN sIx. can
ddate for County Treasurer, subject to the decision
of the Union nomination election the 6rst Monday
in April next.
We are authorized TO announces TnApDsusC G. GaEsx
as = candidate for County Treasurer subject the
decision of the Union nomination election On the frs,
Monday in April next.
We authorized to announce SYLvEsrER JOHN
SON, as . can iidAte for reelection the ONCE
County Auditor, subject to the decision Of the Union
nomination, at the April nominating election.
Editors Paiiadixm You will please announce tn
name of JONATHAN r. WHIrAcRE, a candidate for
election the office of County Recorder, subject
Union nomiaating election in April next. =
We authorized 70 announce Jos. G. McNC TT,
a candidate for Circuit Prosecuting Attorney. subject
to the decision Of the Onion Nominating election,
the first Monday in April next. r-
We authorized to announce DANIEL b. CRAw-
FORD, candidate for election 70 the office OF
County mssioner, subject to the decision OF the
Union Nominating election.
We are authorized to announce ID. W. Mason. as
candidate for Prosecuting ATTORNEY for the 18th Ju
dcial Circuit of Iniana. subject to the decision of
The Union Nominating Election in April next.
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OPENING OF NAVIGATION The stock
holders OF the Richmond q Oakland
Canal,' will be gratified to learn that
the preparations for commerce and trav-
Ell are nearly completed. This impor-
tant thoroughfare will be opened on
the early vacation of frost, and a pack
ct will leave Roberts station every
Monday morning early, stop at the
Brewery for Wednesdays dinner, and
sup at Conley rancho on the following
Saturday, and return on Sunday. Pas
sengers are warranted to fare we'll
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Mode Of Distribu ton.

The numbers from 70 5000 will be placed in
wheel by the Committee, AID draw ont one by one
The first numb drawn will entts the holder Of the
ticket tearing the corresponding number. the FIRST
prize, printed in the catalogue which ID 5000 in
Cash; the second number. tire second prize an the
list. and SO until all the prizes dr.wn.
Tickets can be procured II the Hotels, Book Drug
the TresroH House Price OF tickets one dollar EACH
Sent TO any part Of the country receipt of price,
and stamp to pay return postage. DA@ .&at. ~
Club Ra.es.-Any party procnrisg club Of Eve
more for tickets and sending the money fer
the iii be allowed the following conmission
Five tickets 10 address. 81 IS. Ten tc4efs do.
50 80; Twenty tickets, do. $780, &c DC.
In every send the name of each subscriber
18th the number OF their ticket, and their postsce
address with town, county, and State. full. Money
Letters, may be risk. fsssgfg ags assff
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Flns.--About lo4 O'Clock on iruesda,

FIRB.--About TOT O'clock on Tuesday
just South Of and adjoining the city, was
discovered to be in flames. The alarm
was given, and the Fire Departm emit was
on the ground as promptly as the dis
lance would allow, (the As had to 60
about mile and quarter-the rs, SIS
and Hook and Ladder each one mile)
The Us, being nearest, was there first,
and got on first water. The supply of
water near the house was soon exhausted,
and the As taking its station at the well
in the old Fair Grounds, operated efiec-
tually in extinguishing the 1ames,r after
water gave out near the house. The
kitchen, where the fire originated, was
entirely consumed, with the exception of
portions of it that were torn down by
the Hook and Ladder boys, who thus did
most efficient service. and contributed
much towards saving the main building
from being entirely burned down. The
buildings were old frames and furni shed
quick digestive food for the devouring
element, and the only wonder is that as
much of it was saved, when the distance
our firemen had to run, is taken into con.
sideration.
Most of the Doctors house and kitch-
en- furniture was saved-piled up promis-
cuously. and damaged somewhat by
rough handling, those who rescued it
| taking no order in the manner of its
salvation-coolness being out Of the ques-
ton. surrounded as they we're by heat.
His loss cannot be less than eight hun
bred or one thousand dollars. We have
not learned whether DR.. S. had his house
| insured; but suppose he had, judging
from his known prudence. rassas a
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PnxsnHr indications warrant az in
saying that the Grand Gift Concert to
be given in this city March 22th, will
positively take place. Those desiring
70 purchase tickets should do 80 At once
Agents will make their report on the 1lth
OF the present month and deposit the
funds with Mr.. Ferguson, at the First
National Bank in this city. For full
particulars, see advertisement in another
column. aae
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Capital Prize So, 600 Cash!


Owing % tho delay IN procuring pen misssoo from
the Commissioner OF Internal Rsvenus, have not
had time to dispose Of all the Tickets slshoueh thsy
have been selling rapidly Therefore. 10 justics
81 the soldiers, ticket holdsrs, and yaelf have hesn
compelled to postpone the time of drawing until
March 2ed 1897, when it viii rosrT;vkLy rAxs PIAes,
without further delay.
In consequences II the rapid manner in which
Tickets seliinG,I have been induced increase
the number 10 $4,000. Premiums to io.0S2 and raise
the Capital Prize 20 $500 in Cash. Sarsly, no one
can object to this, the chances for q Premium re-
main the and the car itsl 10 msch moro v.h,-
able. This is the most liberal distribution Of Prises
ever offered "a the public in small . scheme
This is no hunbsg, tut truly benevolent enter
prise, demanding tn attention of every man, woman
aud child tbs osghost the State. take pleasure in
referring the public to he references, who among
the most respectable wealthy and influential citizens
in Eastern Indiana.
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~ There's mistake in tie fact that Messrs.
SIZE ASKExY have one Of tie largest, finest, new
eststyles stocks in their line before exhibited in
this oity. Among the many articles Duhme &
Co.'s Silver spoons and their manufacture
of Gold Jewelry: ROgers's Plated Ware;
Gold Watches and Chains; Pocket Knives:
Musical Instruments, and a fine assortment
Of most excellent Clocks. Our citizens are re-
spectfuly invited to call and examine for themselves,
at No. IS Main Street.
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GENERAL REPAIRING.-The managers
OF the Chicago d Great Eastern r. R i,
we learn, are making preparations all
alorg the line, by procuring new rails,
and cross ties. and they will put them
down as soon as the weather will per-
init. They are determined to make their
road second to none for speed and safe
ty to travellers and freight
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cod-6shy .citi3en' in last weeks Telegram,
decides THAI poor people sheuldn't own cows
property and OWNERS o. Cav pscperty'-threat
ems to taboo the raising Of hogs (having enjoyed
that kind of raising himself. j0d sing from his
sentiments within the elty-and threatens to
play thunder generally at the next city election
If tbs council repeals the law they have made.-
This would be arist,4crAt should be the last man
to be down on cows. fer If ever there was . man
whose stomach needs milk in lieu Of more
Strengthening diet, its him sure.
TSws il the season for Coughs and Coils those
sus-- with such, any AAecfioa u TIE Threat OF
Lu,x. viii End Or. SrKIcKLANp's AeIlifuous Cough
B2.e:-@a an excellent remedy in fact. all his Medi-
cines worthy the confidence Of our readers--See
Advsrt;se1s-.- etv-
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CAUTION

can not be personally acquainted with the charac-
ter and standing o. all ny agents, and ! therefore
think proper advise those Wishing tckts pro-
only from persons that the- feel confdea: viii
make due returns. Tickets that nd paid for are
re-nnnbered, and the gifts devereA 10 The psrssns
who pay for them. When doubts are entertained a.
to the honesty of an agent, is best 70 send the
distribution will positively Be nAds - Ssuo = esey
are all sold. without regard 10 date. .Aeents mad
make report every week y slz& =
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Ja.e s.lsss.

VALTABLE ADVICE FoR rnB AHTL -cTKD.-Dr.
STRICKLAND. in reply {, numerous applications for
advice, wishes To INFORM those who afflicted, that
they may consult him all Acute or Chronic Die
esss By ieffer. stating the aga synpsoms Ac. With
fee of two dollars enclosed. DR.. s. las obtaised
great no:nrefy experienced Physician, bath in
Europe and America, especially in the sreatnent of
Chronic Complaints. other doctors have failed
effect cure Those suffering should Immediately
send for prescription, by addressing Dr.. A. SrRIcK-
LAND, Cincinnati, Ohio. 3-ly.
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"chssp Seose." ssh street one sqsars from depot.
Orr TIE TRAcK.-On Fridsy night
last, freight train, on the Chicago and
Great Eastern r. R., ten or twelve miles
above Kokomo, encountered broken
rail, and two Of the cars were thrown
of the track and badly damaged.
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NOTICE.

ANY soldiers widow or disabled soldier of ths city,
in want Of substantial aid, notified to make appi
cation to the relief committee of Post No. l. g. a. B.
Na Tuesdays, at O'Clock. r. II,
At the Office of Maj. JOHN II. PoPP, over Ezrnestss
Hat Store - All applications must be 0ade
in persOn, except in cases OF Sickness
JOHN II. POPP,
~ WILLIAM p WILSON, Relief
j. J. FfyNEY, COMMITTEES
7. W. o. BRAFFETT, |
DR.. D'HCY,
Richmond, Feb. 2Ist, 1857. 573w
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WHIskERs! WHIskERsi

WHISPERS! WHISkERSi
Do yoa want whiakers Aoastaehesf Our Gre
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ct face or chin, hair bald hssds, in Six Weeks.
Price, si.ss Seasby nail aaywAsss. closely ssalsd,
on receipt Of pries. -
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Maj Gen Wm. Crosse, Col of Int Rev.. stb Disssies,
zen T. W Bennett, Liberty. Indians. 4-x - Il.
Col Oran Perry. Richmond, Indiana.
Coi- " W Dudley. Gierk Wsyse Co. Court
MAJ n NJ Lacey Inspector Internal Revenue Sc
District, Indiana. - SEa 80 3 = 80 80
Mai. K. r Finney R1chmonA Ind
Lewis Burk. Esq t2aeannsd, Jua. hvn% RS 4se,ss
A. Gaar Co. Richmond, Ind
Virgins i Co., Richrend nd EaasSs ia IS gEE.s-
Jackson, sx ain Dunn, RicAnoud Iad
e H. burcbenal, AIRY, Rsehmond, La - ~
Gen. DAN AeCauiv, ID ifanapolIs
Address all Conmunieas ons 20 ~ N
ghcs 3 sa Sd MILLER, prep'r.
Box. 333, RichAonA. lad.
8. MACY, General Agent.
Once, fremont Hoase, Cor. Rffth a. Maa,
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BsNNEr BARMER, on South Front-st.,
is converting his brick carriage house.
near the German Lutheran Church, into
q substantial dwelling house.
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The following is true copy Of note,
received by a schoolmaster s-Sur. as
you are man of noledge, I intend to
inter my son into your skull"