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Marion Street Sabbath School.

This school celebrated it's third ami
versary on last Sunday afternoon, at
Phillips Hall. The hall was crowded
with the large number of scholars and
the friends and visitors present. The
exercises consisted of singing, recita-
lions, and catacisms These all display
ed excellent training and gratifying
degree of proficiency. Special mention
may be made Of the singing Of little
girl in Mrs. r. III. Coffin's class. Re-
marks were made by Rev. Mr.. Bush, of
Cincinnati, Murray Shipley and Judge
Storer. The Superintendent, Chas. F.
Coffin, read a review of the progress of
the school during the past year, showing
a pleasing prosperity. The school de-
sign occupying room in the new
Friends Meeting House, on S. Franklin
Street, as soon as completed.
axe ! :. : 49,. 49, -
CoNvKNTIoN-REsULr On Saturday
night last, meetings were held in the
different wards, in this city, and the fol
lowing. ticket fort Council was selected:
y 1st Ward, Charles Leive and E. H.
Page; I'd, Maj. NJ. NJ. Lacey, and Maj.
John Messick: I'D. Elwood Patterson and
Jesse Coffin; 4th. E. c. Kelly and Col.
Oran Perry.
AT the same time delegates were Sc
lected to nominate candidates for the
other city Offices. These delegates met
on. Monday night at No. 3 Engine Hall,
and selccted-For Mayor, L. D. Stubs.
ESQ. :, Treasurer, w. p. Wilson; Clerk,
p, p. Kirn; Marshal, William thinner
man; Assessor, Jas. NJ Hays. James
NJ, Poe, Esq, and B. w. Davis, both
Withdrew their names as candidates, be
fore the delegates, for the nomination Of
Mayor. a. @'-7 - - ~
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10. O.F-Ata regular meeting of woodward Lodge
April 10, the following preamble and resolutions
unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, By the dispensation of . kind Providence
another of number, Bro. George E. Shally, has
been called from labor to reward from the Lodge be-
low to the Grand Lodge triumphant, he having died
in the possession of living faith and whereas, BY
this, well as by numerous other examples
admonished of the ra tenure of lfe and that before
long own places in the Lodge room will be made
vacant and that in accordance with the spirit of
Order should be of the great aims and objects
of efforts and labors to adorn our lives and
characters with Love, Friendship and Truth, that
may leave places unsued with vice and error of
every form, and friends example worthy of
their imitation, therefore,
Resolved, That while we mourn the loss of wor-
thy Brother enabled to rejoice that loss 10
his infinite gain.
ResoIved, That this is but additional admonition
to put own houses in order, that be likewise
ready when the messesger shall come.
Resoloed That mngle sympathiss with the
bereaved family and offer then coincidence in this
their deep atfction.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be sent
to the family Of the bereaved and they also be offered
to the city papers for publication.
ID. P. GRAVES, J
ID. LEsHj .-s : Com.
MILES J. SHIsS,
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sHALL, NEu CAsrLE LopaE,
u

APRIL IL, A. D., ls67, A. l. 5Ss7.
Alta regular communication OF New Castle Lodge,
No. 81, F. 4. n, the following preamble and
lutioas offered and adopted respecting the death
of Bro. John E. Hollands
WHKRsAs, An all wise Providence has called from
mds. brother John E. Holland, . raember of this
Lodge who disi the morning of the ssh of April,
1867, after lingering illness of some months, there
fore,
RasOsred, That we deeply regret this untimeiyioss
of our young and excellent brother, whereby the
country has been deprived of Of her gallant patr
OTIS, this Lodge of worthy. exemplary and esteemed
brother society Of a courteous and kindh Arted mem
ber and last though least the family circle OF
of its brightest jewels, rreparable in loss.
ResolceS, That mourn with those who mourn,
and hereby tender sincere confidence to the father
mother brothers and skaters, in their affection.
R<solred, That this Lodge wear the usual badge of
mourning for the space of thirty days.
Rsolosd That these resolutions be spread upon tie
records Of this lodge that the Worshpfu Master
tify copy thereof the deceased and that the pa.
pers At Richmond and New Castle be requested pub
lish the same.
WV. Crosse, Chairman,
THOMAS B. RKDDIN0,
JACOB MowRER.
Attest: JoHs THoRSBuRa, Sec'y, pro tenn
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|, TRAssFKRs.-Jesse ". Hutton to John W. Grubbs,
his fine residence east of the city, for $14,50o
John W. Grubbs to Jssse Hutton, brick house on
Ninth street, for So 600.
$. R. Virgins to 8. W. harrington. house aud lot
on Main street, for 81, 500. - -
E. w. Warrington to S. R. Virgins, house and lot
on Main street, for a, 600. -s
Jesse Hutton to John H. Elder, house and lot on
Main street, between Tenth and Eleventh Streets for
1900. 2TE = e E@2XF| p
H. H. Dill to Edward Neal, residence North 7th
streeth, for $4,000.
George Bacon to Judson Adams, house and lot on
South Front street, for $2,o50. l-r7
Peter Croker to George Eckel Is feet Of ground
Main street, for 81, 100- rv-f...
James WINERY to Mr.. Wallace, house North
Washington street.
r. Mr.. Stephens to George lIooEer house and Lot on
North Eighth street, $1,000. 3
Ciemen. w. Ferguson to Mary Agenbroad, house
and lot on North Eighth street, 2,5oo.
Jesse Hutton Mr.. Potts, house and lot on Main
street, So 800. ,9aasF2 81
James bennington to Peter Arnold, store building
on Fort Wayne Avenue, Ss,ooo.-Bird.
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Council Proceedings.

"a dPrfi q, 1901.
The petition of Elizabeth Starr, et a. praying that
they be allowed to make public drain across st
Mary's Avenue ST., and across East and Centre Sts,
granted. 7s4- azz@#y.s sfszsai7r5-E 80 = -z4
The petition OF John ]. Roney. praying that be be
allowed to erect a second story his house. the
North half of lot No. 81, in that part of the City laid
out by Charles w Starr, and to half the street
and sidewalk in front of said premises granted
The petition of Frederick kribbet, praying that he
be granted the privilege to erect house his lot
the West side Of Washington ST. between Market and
Sycamore Sts aud to half of the street in front
Of said lot, was granted &I 83 tCE
The petition of Charles c. Little praying that be be
privileged improve his property, the West side
of Pearl ST. between Main and W alnas SITS was re-
ferred TO the Committee Ordinances.
The petition of Wm. 7. Dennis, Henry Crivel and
Joseph Dickinson, praying that Patrick Beatty be al
lowed additional time for the removal Of hs encs and
buildings adjoining the alley running the East side
of his lot FROG ting on Market St, was granted.
The Committee on Ways and Means, and the Treas
urer submitted their reports. which received and
ordered 70 be spread on the minutes.
The Committee o. Streets, to whom was referred
the petition Of John p. Lvnsston April Is 1857, re-
ported unfarorable, which was accepted
The following resolution WAS adopted:
esoyeed That the Street Comm issoner be instruct
ed to put in rs good repair al the streets where as
pipes have been laid down, they were prsviocs %
laying dswn said pipes and kesp cssress account o,
same and present the bill 70 the proPresors Of thu
gas works for payment ~
= The bill sssitlsd ~an orai.ases providing for d
sppoiutnsnt ana eompeasasio. Of Board Of Public
| Imp-cvement, and defining its duties and powers,
was passed. sHeE E1
! The Coznsa tAsa adjo urned 7~sAg4
L
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Consumption Durable by DR.. Schenck's
Medicines.

Medicines.
TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must b
prepared tina, the lungs will heal To accomplish
this the liver and stomach must first be cleansed and
an appetite created for good wholesome food which,
by these medicines will be digested properly, and
good healthy blood made thus building up the con-
sssution. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cleans
the stomach of all bilious mucous Accommodations;
and by using the Sea Weed Tonic in connection the
appetite is restored.
-SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP is nutricious As
well medicinal, and, by using the three remedies,
all impurities expelled from the system, and good
wholesome blood made, which will repel all disease.
If patients will take these medicines according TO di-
rectons ConsumpsienveEy frequently in its last stage
Yields readily to their action. Take the pills fire.
quentiy, to cleanse the liver and stomach. 1t does
not follow that because the bowels not costive
they required, for sometime in diarrhea they
are necessary. The stomach must be kept healthy,
and appetite created 20 allow the Pulnonic Syrup
act the respiratory organs properly and allay
any irritation. Then all that is required to perform
permanent is, to prevent taking cold. Exer-
else about the rooms much possible, eat all the
richest foodfat meat, game, nd, in fact, anything
the appetite but be particular and masticate
well. End ". mo. yr.
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The Quaker City, has been under
going some important repairs at the
"Quaker City Works at the Depot, and
the No. rs will again man their favorite
about the 1st or the 10Th Of next month.
to there old position-she's about tired
with being termed ''muley."
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A CARD TO INVALlDS,

A Clergyman, while residing in South America as q
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
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, viii ssnd the
recipefor preparing and using this medisAs in seal
ed envelope to any who needs II, Free Of 0ayyx
Please inclose = postpaid envelope, addressed to
yourself.
Address
JOSEPH T. IyMAN,
SrAfIox u. B1sLs Hocsa
6ss Ysvk oty.
June 1885,. lk-ly.
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TheI. o. o. F. Of this city, celebrate
the forty eighth anniversary Of the estab-
lishment Of the Order in the United
States, on Friday (to-morrow) April ..
All the Lodges in this city, and county,
will participate. The address viii be
delivered by Rev. c. Nurr, d. d. Cele-
brations by the Order take place through
out the United States at the same time.
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This Thursday forenoon, at Room
No. 4, in the Public School House, a small
boy by the name Marlatt, having got pos
session of his fathers revolver, took it
out of his pocket, and whilst attempting
to pull back the hammer, it was fired off
the ball passing into the side of boy
opposite to him, by the name Of Sanford,
wounding him severely, fanot danger
ously,
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To get anything in this world, one
must be up in the morning, looking out
sharply for himself Il is not safe to
trust many people for fair dealing. 1t
is leach for himself and the - ev-
erybody knows the rest of that interest
ing passage of practical scripture. By
closely following this advice, we may, in
the course Of the next century extract
some Ben eft from it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-04-25

0rcol. Elicit 3 Bro, At the old 'Strattaa
Corner. have oas Of the largest and best stocks
Of Carpets ana Staple Dry Goods on hand that
can be found in this city-the selections made
cannot fail suiting customers. He 10 selling
Carpsts q cheap a. they can be bought in Gin
cinnati.. Go-examine--buy. TW - str
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Our friend Mag, of the eBird' and
Book Bindery, was so unfortunate the
first of this week as to lose his pocket
book, containing S25. His name is on
the book, and if it was found by an hon
est individual, he'll probably see it again.
Hope he will.
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CIR "A ND
GIFT CONCERTO
By Special Perm;ssi.. Of c., sr.
purpose OF Raising Macy for ~
SOLDIERS HOME
AT KNIGHTsTOwN, md.
Time Postponed until May LIST. 1851.
TO BE GIVEN AT
PHILLIPS HALL
% RICHMOND. IND.
Capital Prize So, 600 Cash!
TO THE PUBLIC.

Owing 10 the delay in procuring psa1isaioa ffon
the Commissioner Of lnternal Rsveuus, I have not
had time to dispose Of all the Tickets although they
have been selling sssy rapidly. Thsseforss ID justice
to the soldiers, ticket holders and Dyse have been
March 2sd, 1857. when ID win rsslsIvBIH fAxDfI Acs
without further delay.
In consequence of the rapid manner il which
Tickets selling, have been induced to inerease
the number to $4,000, Premisns to lees2 and raiss
the Capital Prise to IS 600 in Cash. Surely, % ops
can object to this, As the chances for Premium re-
main the same, and the capital 10 much more valu.
able This is the most liberal disributiuu Of Pxisce
ever offered to the public in ANAL scheme.
This IS no humbug, tut truly beuevoleut enter
prise, demanding the attention of every man. woman
and child thf oughout the State take pleasure in
referring the public to he references, who are among
the most respectable, wealthy and Influential citizens
in Eastern Indiana.
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Mode of Distribution.

The numbers from 10 - 900 win b. plaeed In =
wheel oy the COMMITTEES, AID drawn out one b. one.
The first number drawn win entte the hoIder Of the
ticket bearing the corresponding number 10 The rst
prize, printed In the eatalo4uo which d o6Ooo IA
Cash. the second number 70 the second price on The
list, and % on until al the prizes are drawn.
Tickets can be procured Ut the Hotels, Book. DRUG
the fremont House Price Of tickets ose dolsr each.
Sent TO any part Of the country receipt Of price
and stanp to pay return postage.
Club Rates.-Any party PToeusipg eiub Of i've
names for tickets and sending the money for
the same, win be allowed the following communion:
$3.50; Twenty tickets, Do. sl9.ee, u &c.
In every case send the nane Of each subscriber.
with the number Of their ticket, and their postofcs
by Draft, Postoliss Order, Expssss, o. Registered
Letters, may Be sent 81 our riak.
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Gen. MERING, is getting up project
of having wire suspension bridge erect
ed over Whitewater, to intersect Front
st. The cost will be about % 900, for a
foot bridge. and that sum is to be raised
by subscription. The General gives $500
towards its erection. tz.1
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VIZ call the attention Of our readers
to the advertisement in another column,
Of our friend Charles Haberkern. He is
one of our best Stone Cutters, and viii
promptly and satisfactory fill all orders
in his line. Give him o call
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A CARD.

wish the public to understand that
have noe made my s'debat'' on the stage.
vet, nor have been solicited to do so.
consequently am not the person who
published 3 card in last weeks paper
over the name Of NJ. d. Lscy.
NJ NJ. LACEY.
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v The excursion train from indianapolis,
for the benefit of the Mission Sabbath
School Of that city, passed through our
city, yesterday morning. The cars,six
in number were so crowded, that quite a
number of our citizens who designed
going, could not squeeze in, and were
obliged to give it up.
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He MUsr Go Our Let who will be
elected Mayor, the regulator of reyivals
in this city, will have to vacate his Cheif-
ship. We arc gratifed to learn that Mayor
Stubs informed a prominent citizen, who
put the question directly to him, that as
soon as the election was over, his infu
exerted to its utmost extent" The
Chiefs strong friend Of Mayor Stubb's
and the Mayor don't want to loose has
mighty influence. 80. K"
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BEARING A TEsTIAoNY.-One of our
friends, who has our personal welfare at
heart comforted MS by laying down the
axiom, that ''no man is fitted for the po-
sition Of Mayor, but Laryer" Being
q candidate for that office and not climb
of the law" only an hum ble, unpretend-
ing mechanic, we felt the comfort pervad-
ing our whole corporeal system and PEN
etrating the marrow of our bones, Thank
God for true friends.--they always tell
as of our faults, and console us in the
hour of adversely What a misfortune
what . loss our beloved city has sustain
ed, in the past, by having selected q
Shoe maker, in the person Of WILLIAM
Cox-a Cabinet maker, in the person of
JOHN SAILoR-a Tanner, in the person
OF Joak FINLEY, for its chief officers
Who will say that we have not progress
ed toward the Sts65- end of intense light
and illuminated knowledge, since then !?
One who has his hands begrimed with
I printers ink-'.a greasy mecAanie," sshas
no rights, that certain geRsessen are bound
to respect, has he no
business to aspire to the Mayorality, for
that place il to be reserved in all time to
come toths man Who is Law yer, and
has sharpened himself on Blackstone.
and learned all the modern tricks of that
high and ennobling profession - Ne
chanics viii please cake notice and gov
ern themselves aceorainsly.''g rHc
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Wonderful but Txuol

MADAME REMINGTON, the wsrld renowned As
trologs, and Somnambulistic Ciarvoy ant, while in
cairvoyant state deneaes the very features OF the
person you marry, and by the aid Of aninstru-
nsnt of intense power, known the PsycAonotroPe,
guarantees TO produce perfect and iie-iike picture
Of the future husband wife Of the applicant with
date of marriage, occupation leading traits Of char
act-r, &c. This is imposition, testinonias With
out number assert By stating place Of BIRTH age,
disposition color of eyes and hair and enclosing hy
cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself,
you will the picture by return mail, together
with desired information.
Address in confidence, MADAME GER1HrDE Rem
rsGroS, P. o. Box 2s7, West Troy, MY.
(30-6m. Shuts Co..
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FIRs.-On Saturday last, about noon,
fire Was discovered in the Pearl ST. NJ.
E. Parsonage, about the center of the
building on the comb of the roof The
Engines and Hook and Ladder Co were
all promptly on the ground; bat their
services were not required it was put out
with few buckets of water, judiciously
applied There was considerable of
north western blowing, and had the fire
got under head way, the Church adjoin-
ing would have been in some danger.
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RICHMOND. IND. Ap

RICHMOND, IND, April ~, 1857.
Mr. Epssos--I am informed that Aave hsss Nom
mated by the Democratic City Convention Tuesday
evening, as candidate fr City Marshal. desire to
state to the public that my has been used in that
connection without my knowledge consent aad that
1 most positively decline. Respectfully,
..-- A. AULr
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WHISKERSs


WHISkEKS! WHI6KERSl
Do you want Whiskers Moustaehesf Oar 0rs-
clan Compound win force them b grower tAssnoosA-
est face or chin hair bald hceds, In Six Wssk,
PRICE, sI.eo Sentby mail anywhere, slossay ssaasa
on receiptof price. 49,
Address, WARNER CO., Box lss, Brookiy>.
NY sly.
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UyHE undersigned CemmissisneT, viii err Il Puh-
town, wayne Co, Ind, Saturday March IA, Isl.
the following Real Rstate, town fhs West haff3<{
of Lo: No three Block three staa1sd viii
sold - the property Of J. ~. Baiey Al - enkneNr
heirs Of Absalom CanninGhan, dsesasod. .1@a I
Sale viii take place a 70 O'Clock. A NJ faai1day.
The terms are: One-shird of the pareAase-nopoy.
cash in hand, and the balance in nix and twelve
months.
HENRY C. FOX, Coeuiss;ssee.
Hagers:ovn, Feb. -, 1857. Ias.
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June 1885,.

VALUABLE ADVICE ZOE fHB AYILscxD.-Dr.
STRICKLAND, in reply 70 numerous applications for
advice, wishes to inform those whe aie1sA tAaf
they may consult him on AL Acute or Chsesie Die
= fee of two dollars enclosed. DR.. 8. hAs obeained
great potoriety experienced Physieaa, boeh in
Europe and America, especially in the tseatne.4 Of
Chronic Complaints after other doctors have failed tp
effect . cure. Those suffering should iDo>diatejy
send for prescriptions. BY addressing DR.. 4. SrnscE
LAND, Cincinnati, Ohio. 2-1v.
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We are authorized to announce the name of THOMAS
n YouNa AZ Candidate for Mayor, at the City Elec-
tion in May next.
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AN EFFECrUA LWORN MEDICINE.
RROWN,S yERMJFrCE CONFITS.


BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS,
Or WoKM LozESGERs. Much sickness, undoubtedly,
with children and adults attributed to other causes, 10
occasioned by worms. The "vExnFuGE CoNvrrs,"
although effectual in destroying worms, can do no
possible injury to the most delicate child. This
valuable combination has been successfully used by
physicians and found to be safe and in eradcat
ing worms, hurtful to children.
Children having Worms require immediate
attention, neglect Of the trouble often pro-
longed sickness.
symptoms of Worms in Children are often
overlooked. Worms in the stomach and bowels cause
irritation, which be removed only by the Of
remedy. TIE combination of ingredients used in
making Bron's" Vermiiye eonfss" is such to give
the best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS BROWN Proprietors, New York. Sold
all Dealers in Medicines, at IS cts. box.
&C. yr. s. NJ. p. 4 Co. 27:20.)
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n The THe lJ1lia.5 CnppsEAsaa, oc.tiases it,
Legitimate business" Of gna~ing the Morton
file. every week. and it, editor seems to b
gradually growing weakly. Poor fellow.-his
gums must be growing tender.
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Remember the G. G. C.. takes place
next Wednesday Evening. May LIST.
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Senator o. p. MORTON, left Washing
ton for home on Tuesday night last.
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CAUTION.

can not be personally aequsistsd with ~ ehsrre.
ter and ssasdisx a IN ~ $3.50. - 49,.
think il proper 70 advise tkoss wisnx tiekt g ~
cure only fron psrsoas thas thsy III eou12nt IN
make due ressr1s. 1I6lsGs that - ~ pa n -
re-nunbsrsd, and - gifls dsliv0D1 - - 49,
Who pay for thea- Wkssdoukls ass ecor1s;.sS n
70 tie kooesty q n Act, 4 = - ~ ~ b.
money direct 20 ~ l1a6 ~ 80 ssSasH eessS.
distnbstioe viii poeievs11 - n.Aeas 50 = ~.
are all SD. vithost rsCsh = dats- As naas
9a5as - 30 5oa ltEio. T-81ssz
R9PgR9ooceo. g So
M, Gen w.- Gres.. csl- = lat. R~,m DGkies,
Gen. T.w- Bsssss4, Lnnsy, Enalnss:s
Col O,ae Perry, Riehaosd, 49,. 80 -.
Col ". ". Ded5sy. CIssk Wavw O. Ceas2
Col b. C. Euiost, Dspaiy o.. - D1u&foe, II.
HI II r. Lacey. lssPseese h11nA nssUns,Sk
AMI fsD1es. Assf Ass.assSuS: q Dusss,e l.G...
Maj 4 r. 10y, msAo6u9 IL. .
Lewis DMk, E0D RishnsaAs Ii. -
M,1iss e., =.
Jac&1on 0uan& D., nou0nonA r ~ sAaA4s
c. H 1sseAqoel Aas,y. kish0saa, tt. sss4aa
Go. Daa- HeCsnly, InHaaapslis. -
8 J. MILLER, pssDf.
Dsx. ~, 1tehmonA H.
.. AACY, General Aseaa.
O1ee, TseDsas Hssse, Ger. Y11lA 49,
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Male and Fssnsle Agents Nvsnted n svery
Town and County IN Ne otsse.
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PREMIUMs TO AGENTS.

8 One American Silver wateh, vsssh eSeJae vi b
given the agent selling the fsfKssS hnnner Of cket
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