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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-05-10

Thanks to J. w. Vestal, florist, of
Cambridg city, Ind, for splendid col
lection Of bedding>out plants, of which
more anon
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The Richmond Accommodation
Train, on the c. c. g. I. G. Rail Road,
will be discontinued after the new Sum-
mer Time Table is adopted on the 22d
ult
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The Confessions of an Invalid.

DUBLISHED for the benefit of young and
II others who suffer from Nervous Debility, etc..
supplying the means of saf-cure. Written by one
who cured HIMSELF and sent free receiving post
paid directed envelope. Address,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n. Y:
IN ch NJ p CO., z.
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THE FRUITs.-JAKE KERN is mighty
hunter among the wholesale clothiers of
the East When JAKE goes to New York
after goods, he somehow or other seems
to get holdof the best the market affords,
and in the immortal language of the
poet:
"Of everything nice
He gets SLICE
or words to that effect. Having sold out
one purchase of spring goods, he now
offers an entirely new line of piece goods
embracing all the latest agonies in the
sartorial line, as well as the more and
most substantial broadcloths and cassi-
meres. Looking through his merchant
tailoring department yesterday we found
a good deal of everything, particularly
Cheviot suits, all colors, F & H coatings,
pant goods in ten thousand patterns, and
many new styles which have just made
their appearance in Broadway and Wall
street, The prettiest thing in pants is a
black goods with single threads of white
about an inch apart. In coatings there
is standard black, blue mixed, green
shaded, gray mixed, and all shades OF
light goods in great variety, all of them
frat class and no shoddy. The firm also
deals largely in ready-made clothing,
and offers superior inducements to close
buyers in that line.
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PAN -HANDLE ROUTE:
Pittsburg, Cincin'ti, and St. Louis Railway.
On and after JAN LIST, TO- Trains will as follows
EASTWARD.
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Sherman's Patent Brake.

to prevent retrograde motion on Wheeler Wilson
and all the principal Sewing Machines. Sent by
mail, postage paid, with instructions for using,
the receipt of $3.50. Agents wanted. Address
SHERMAN PATENT BRAKE COMPANY,
ch-S-M-PACo-n7-6m. Box 2,S32, Philadelphia, Pa
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LOOK HERE!
P8 or 8 BOARDERS wanted at No. As north Pearl
: street. Four dollars per week.
JP STRATTAN.
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:, An olG hau8 czE Off ed
O young adg e -aaT 81 ed
him; She pIead ~ s4aG0- he
court d-cided thar q aas al
considers and made nam raay ger.
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Report of the City Clerk.

OFFICE OF THE CrTY CLERK,
Richmond, Ind, April 10, 1905
To the Mayor and City Council of the City Of Richmond
Gentlemen-I herewith beg leave TO submit this
my annual statement OF Receipts, Disbursements,
Assets, Liabilities and Total Indebtedness of your
city, for the fiscal year commencing April 90 1869,
and ending April 10, 1870, taken from the books
OF this office.
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Richmond, Sept1 1869.

TO CONSERVATIVES. Providentliay my
daughter restored to health by simple means,
soIttsn medicine. The particulars will be sent Free
RKUEEN E. HoUNsLow, Stockton ST., Brooklyn, Long
Island. nd -4M
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Liberal Reward!

Lost, near the Richmond w oolcn Mil, a bundle of
Grain Sacks, { IS branded 'McWhinney Swishcr's
New Madison, Ohio. Return to Nestors Grocery,
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Frank Taylor is building a fine Brick
residence on south Franklin street.
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RICHMOND.


Curtis Graves Chloe Croker
Benjamin w Davis Luther Croker
N Newton EIihu Marrow
Margaret Newton Rev " Miller
OW Coggshell and wife
Isaac Julian Sophia Fanny
Virginia w Julian Mary Thomas
Agnes Cook Beulah w Graves
A w Wilcox Amy Payne
Isaac Kinley Christie Jackson
Rev w Clokey Isaac Doan
Rev Snder Ellen Furgeson NJ ID
Samuel Maxwell May Hunt
Amelia Maxwell Tilie Doan
Helen V Austin Margaret Cadwallader
Mary Jane Ried H NJ Rupe
John 1aryan, Esq Libbie Doan
Paulina 7 Head Is Drake
CENTERvILLE.
Sylvester Johnson Rachel Johnson
DUBLIN.
DR. Boyd Elicit
Louisa Boyd Elda Smith
James Elliott
s johnson, I'D N l. Benney
Clara L Johnson NJ johnson,
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Christadoro's Excelsior Hair DEE,

on the contrary, has been aualyzed by Professor
Chiffon the great anal ytcal chemist, and pronounc-
ed ab,oltelv harmless as we'll as efficient. See his
erit,e, certificate, Crtstadoros, Astor House, New
Work.
CHRISTADORC'S HAIR PRESERVATlVE, as
DRESSING acts like a charm on the Hair after Dye
ing. Try it. 4w-o cup AGO.
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THIRTY DEADLY POlsONS,

according to the journal of Chemistry, are sold in
this change the color OF the hair The Medi
cal Ga that they worthless dyes, and
tba their sale is CRIME The proprietors dare
not submit them to chenntc al analysis.
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CHAMPION SHOE.

No more lacing or breaking OF Iaces. Sod By all
boot and shoe dealers. Ask for them-they win
please you.
The use of strings has always been great source
of annoyance. In the champion Shoe" this is all
avoided, being constructed precisely the same
principle the ordinary boot. 1t has all the hold
and bearing upon tie foot that is necessary to keep
it in its place without lacing. The such
points hurt the feet nd the part above
the counter needs only to be closed by simple buck
lie and strap to keep out dirt and rubbish saving
time trouble, and usration to the They have
been thoroug hy tested, and maintain the good repu
ation theY have justly acquired. They now
being sold in nearly etepen hundred places and are
giving universal satisfaction. They are made in the
most durable manner, and every pair warranted.
Manufactured SOLELY b. the BAY STATE SHOE
AND LEATHER CO., 80 and "a Vesey Street, New
York ADDRESS A. BALLARD & son,
P. u. Box 5000, New York.
dsann1s D. eiIaAnDs ehraco-nseow4s
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WESTW ARD.

NoTIoE.-Express Train, East, and Southern Ex
press, West run daily. All other Trains daily
Sundays excepted.
r>Elegant SleepingCar On all night Trains.
8. F. SCULL, GenI Ticket Agent.
D. s. GRAY, I'd v.P. andl
Gent Manager, Columbus. Ob;o
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Gold lll2i.

We would call tho attention of our read
ers to the advertisement Of Devlin & Co..
Clothiers, Broadway, New York. These
gentlemen have been engaged in the CLOTH.
ing business for number Of years, and
'neir superior facilities for importing foreign
goods direct, and controlling manv leadiuu
styles Of American fabrics, enables them 10
'urniso clothing at much cheaper figure
soan can be procured, elsewhere in New
York city or at any other point. They en-
p!oy large number of frst-c,ass work
"en who are kept continually engaged in
cnttlog and fitting clothing to order. Thi,
enables them to keep the run of the Ia tes,
styles of clothing both American and for
eisn. They are also sole Manufacturers nj
the American Yoke shirt, which they sun.
ply both ready-made and to order. Gem
iiemen visiting New York will find II IN
their advantage to leave their measures for
q suit OF clothing. Our word for it thew
wiz be suited. Address P. O. Box 125G
N. Y. '
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PETER KINNEY.

Grace Greenwood tells a story Of the eff
feet once produced by the elooupnce o,
Senator Nye, Bibically backed, "iervent
and efectually,' By telling texts. Though
what Vulgar'y called stump speech. it had
30 much the character of pulpit oratorv
that one auditor, at least, was perfectly aC
lec'ed. A nice, susceptible old lady, wip.
ing the tears from her eyes, said. address.
ing some csllous politicians about her: ~
don't know what you may think; but he.
i'eve that man knows something about vital
piety."
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The Petroleum House, at Oil City, has
aSa'n cnsnsed hands, Messrs c. W. Staats
ana D. H. Miles assuming the proprietorship
'u,S ''.ae' Under the new management this
10 and reliable hotel will continue to puiu
A" popularity Our old friend Slsats thor
o"shIy understands the business of hotel
Keeping, and having been Connected Win
,tae same house for number Of yesr, hi.
Fuany friends will be glad 10 learn that no
is again Identified with it, Success to the
Petroleum House and its new nronr,o,o-
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Bon P;att lamen,s the deeeperscy of tn,

Bon P!att lamenls the degeneracy of the
race as seen 10 the ''spindle shanked Whit
fets with blue tics and slim umbrellas, who
walk with long stride. suggestive of cranes
in pos'prandial vibrations" He declares
that Washington girl graduates half
fedged into full fashiou, and becomes q
teader of society, to churn up. night after
night, champagne, ice cream and indiresti.
BILE cake In round dances, until she captures
whiffet, and becomes the weakly mother
of whiffets"
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AH John A. Stewart, of Cherrytree, lost
ns pocxe'-oook at the depot. yesterday
lie mad just purchased o ticket and his
poesetbook laid near the window of the
'n'ce, when he was called to the door, leav.
ing the purse laying there. Upon return
ing a moment after it was missing. The
purse was an old-fashioned red morocco one
and contained Sl20 in greenbscks of t,,s
denominations Of $20s, SIus and s5,-
Ihcrs was also memorandum of aoures
written 10 pencil on slip of paper in the
pCcket.book.
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In The matter Of The Trinity NJ. +,
Church Of Oil City vs.. the o. C. "a. r
A.. praying Tor an Injunction against the
Railroad comply to restrain them from usino
lands which the church claim as their own
.""ge Trunkey.. has delivered au opinion
oenyins The prayer of the plaintiffs. This
suit was occasioned by the railroad comma.
ny cndeavering to clean cut ditch to pre-
Vsn' we track from being overflowed, the
c'urca authorities flling IL up as fast as tie
company cleaned it out. Hence the su,t
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A trial in an Alabama town not lono
since, one of the witnesses, an old lady Of
eighty years. was closely questioned by the
opposing counsel relative to the clearness
OF her eyessht eyes" YVES answered -
"How well can ycu see me?" persisted the
lawyer. swell enough" responded the
lady, "to see that you're neither negro.
an Indian nor u gentleman" The answer
brought down the house and giIenced the
counsel.
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A New London Sabbath School teacher
sa'd,to little boy, recently: Suppose some
bad, wicked boy should stop you on yonr
way to church, and ask You to 70 to some
pad place with him. What should yon saw
what should l say?' repeated the little
wag should say; Shoe fly, don't bother
me; I'm bound for Sunday school,
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TO TIE CITIZENS OF PETROLEUM CEN
rRE'-The impression having gone forth
that intend to leave town and resion NV
position as night watchnan after To-. Ist
OF May. | take this method of informing
the cltizeHs OF Petroleum Centre that it is
my intention 10 remain in town aud act in
the capacity of night watchman until dis
missed by the citizens,
PETER KINNEY.
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Petroleum Items from all Sourc e.
EMLEyToN OIL DISTRICT.

| EMLENToN OIL DISTRICT.
The Bennett and Crawford well, the new
strike on Middleton Run. is now pumping
ten barrels daily, not As as at frs. repre-
sented.
| The Redield well is producing IL bar
rels.
The Baum well is producing nine bar
rels.
The Widel well is being sunk deeper, the
discovery having been made that the well
was no! through the third sand.
Five wells have actually commenced
drilling on the Marshall farm, two miles
below.
THE TTrIeUTE DISTRICT.
This locality is daily attracting more and
more attention Of operators in all parts of
the country. On the Henderson farm, the
Clapp well is pumping seventy-five barrels,
anu many new rigs are going up. Consid-
erable property is changing hands in this
locality.
The Tidioute &c Warren Oil Co., sold
5000 barrel, of oil Friday, at the following
prices 1000 barrels SS,s71s; 5000 bbls at
$500. We hear of eale of 1000 barrels
on private terms.
On the Tidioute Il Warren tract, the
Fisher & Gushing wells are as follows: No
l in third sand, No. drilling, No. pump.
ing thirty barrelo, No. pumping sixty bar
rels, No. 5spaaring around tools, No. 6
pumping eighty barrels and increasing.
On the n. Y. and Allegheny tract,
Parshall No. : testing after torpedoing;
No. 8 pumping Is bbls; No. pumping $50
bbls; No. Is bbls; Nc. S testing. Stevens
& Fisher testing.
WEST HICKORY ITEMS.
This new aud important oil field is being
RAPIDLY developed. The good producing
territory is now fully one mile square, and
the prospects are that i. will prove as large
as any old district heretofore discovered.
Miles farm is owned by tho Warren &
veaango Oil Co., of Pittsburgh. The wells
are among the oldes! in this district ard
have fallen off considerably within the last
sixty days Coe, Smutz L Co., 2 wells pro-
ducing 27 bbls, Collins Bro, two wells pro-
ducins 10 barrels, Irvingtou OIL Co.. two
wells p.olucing 4 barrels. Arminia well,
producing 2 barrels, Wideawaks well, pro-
ducing barrels, Hoffman well, producing
2 bbls Total SO. Number Of wells drill
ing, three.
On the Royal E. Scott farm. This farm
is owned by Scott, Grandin & Fisher. Dew
ey i Laney well producing Z barrels. No.
of wels drilling, 2.
On the p. G. Scott farm. Thornburr
well producing 6 barrels. Goodrich well
producing 30 barrels Total Al. No. of
wells drilling, 2. Harmony well, testing.
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A San franciscan, speaking Of the orches.
tra In the Chinese Theatre there says: 81
tell you, you can bet your bottom dollars
that you never heard anything like in why,
when that Basd struck up, it sounds like
ter thousand wash bileIs tnmbling off five
story building on to brick sidewalk"
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Etvino Services

EiVinc Services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH..
Preaching at II o'clock A. u, and Z
e'clsck P. N.
REV. J. T. OxrosY, Pastor.
e
METHODIST EPISG.HeAL CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at IL A. II. ana
~ P. N. Sabbath School at 1215 r. N.
eats free. 4 cordial invitation extend.
ed to all.
REV. c. n. HEARD, Pastor.
GRS. PETER AND PAUL'S '(Ca.bolie,
CHURCH.
Mass at lo11 a. IN.
Vesper and Benedictisn OF the Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. N.
cateehisn at..2::p. m.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor.
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A man named Hale was arrested this
forenoon by officer McHugh, charged with
throwing stones at several individuals last
evening He gave bail for his appearance
before Justice Donaghy for trial.
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The fresh lsh trade is quite lively of
present. Hucksters occupy every corner Of
the street nearly, to the great detriment of
regular dealers.
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Miss Anna Dickerson sent Miss snser
Anthony silk gown and Two hundred dol.
lars as birthday present.
A chap advertisss in The Elmira Adysr-
tiser that he wishes to "roon and board'
with some widow in that city.
A Haverhi!l man advertises for a part
ner with capital Of 81, coo to 20 into the
manufacture OF sione giants.
Thalherg, the pianist, is said to be worth
half a million. He does not play at COZ
certs any more.
Dawes is the recanter of the House, and
DICK fa'es the decanter of the Senate
Detroit Free Press.
a Tren'onian persisted in dying with bis
BOOTS on. Since then the mourners have
found $1,000 in them.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

= nc copaltnership heretofore existing uadtr tire
firm name ef =. Crswold Co.. Is from
this7th day OF January 1870 dis, olycd Ivy mutnal
consent. All parties Indebted hayipg any claims
said Grm ae requested 10 call for -eticn,elt
S.S GRiSWGLD.
g. W. NORTON
Jars Hn
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Preparations for developing the McCra,
and Daizell farms, as soon as the weather
Will permit. continue to he made.
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Critics Bros. continue to add To tbeIr
stock of fancy articles The latest invoice
consists of combs, brushes, &c.
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Petroleum Centre Daily Record.
Pet. Centre, Tuesday March 20
ARRIvAL sANDs DEPARTURE o,
TRANSeON q. q. & A. 10. u.

SOUTH.
No. 2, Passenger. r.-Leav Cory ll.2o O.
70. Titusville. 1889 p. m. Petroleum Cen
ire, l.40 p. m; Oil City, 2.22 p. H.; r.
yineton, s. 10 p. m.
No. 4 Passenger-Leave Cory 8. 10 a. m;
Titusville, 1885 a. M; Petroleum Centre
Sl4sm; Oil City, $50 m; arrive at lr-
vipeton ll.40 q m.
No. 6 Passenger-Leave Cory 6. o5 m
Titusville, 7.50 p m; Petroleum Centre,
S,33 p n; arrive at Oil City 9,20 T n.
NORTH.
No. l, Passenger--Leave Irvineton 7.lj
. m; Oh City, 10, 10 a m; Petroleum Gen.
tire, ll,05 a m; Titusvilie, II, so m; arrive
ut Cory |, 40 p ID.
No. 3, Passenger Leave Irvineton, 49,
05 pm; Oil City 2,57 p m; Petroleum Cen.
ire. 1856 m; Titusville, 4,20 p u; arrive
at CORY 5,45 p m.
No. 5. Passenger-Leave Oil City 700 a
n: P rolean Centre, 7.43 a M; Titusvi!le.
$50 AM; scrive at Cory 1919 m.
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The bill for steam ferry Mt porLor'.
Landing has passed the Senate and nm IN
third reading in the House,
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Green vegetables ot vaIions kinds have
Gacs their appearance in the market,
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Mr.. Frazer, salesman for the well known
clothing house of Charles Stokes. Philadcl-
phia will visit this Uity about April lst
Those wishing clothing cat in the latest
Style sud best materials will do well TO re-
serve their orders for him. He will have a
very large aud complete line Of samples -
Our prices will be found very low as the
extent os our business gives great advan-
tages in buying. The long established repn-
ta,iou of the house for fair dealing, good
eating and workmanship Ia guarsnts
that every customer will be pleased.
mlS.m
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Several OF the trains on the o. G. & A.
~ H., were delayed yesterday by land
SHADES between Oleopois and Oil City.
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Just received large and well assorted
stock OF shelf hardware at J. Ru,herford's
a.
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hammers e. Alden's is the only store tc
guy good. Gurabe and cheap clothing.
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General Sherman wrote a letter, on Thurs
day, acknowledging the receipt of one fro m
General Sheridan, wherein the latter de-
lends his conduct on the Indian question:
General Sherman replies that he indorses
Sherdan's letter, and says be prefers to be.
lieve Colonel Baker relative 10 the detailo
of the attack on the Peganc, rather than
the stories truInped up at Benton, one hun
dred miles fron the scene of the fight. He
believes Baker when the latter SAYS that n
majority of the Piegans who were killed
were warriors; that the firing on them ceas.
"a when the resistance ceased; that quarter
was given to all who asked it, and that one
hundred women and children were allowed
TO 20 free and join other portions of tie
tribe. He believes this, he says, rather than
the absurd report that only thirteen warriors
were killed, the rest being women and chill
dren afflicted with smallpox. Nor does
he believe that Colonel Baker wantonly and
crnelly killed any of them. General Sber-
man alludes to the tide of emigration on
cioachiDs on the Indian Reservations, and
tells General Sheridan that the army has
divided duty-it must. when called on.
protect the white settlers. and it must also.
protect the Indian lands. The letter is
hrief' and is not intended l,for the public,
Dut the above covers the ro MS of It,
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Gafrney, sells better and cheaper good,
than any dealer on the creek. Try him.
N 1871
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THE PYRAAIDs of splendid coal over at
Codington & Cornwell's yard are perfectly
wonderful marchiOtf.
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The largest and hest assorted stock ever
on exhibition on Oil creek is at Gafineys.
kiStf.
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Inc new Mayor elect of Tiiusyiile vii
DC inaugnrated on Monday next.
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KID GLoAEs-A large assortment, at
Lamem,s & Aldens.
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Sash. Glass. Doors, Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
mi0-R
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lhe new Fox well is yielding about ls
barrels per day.
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TINS MEANS BusINEss.-My entire stock
OF goods Is offered at cost.
A. S. SMITH.
Dec II.
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Fine assortment of Paper aud Cloth Win.
dow Shades and Fixtures, jest reed ut
mStf. GRIrFEs Bros,
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Inc Goa! trade continues to be lively at
present.
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See ne" slme-sable Of Buffalo, Cory 4
Pittsburgh Railroad, in arother column.
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The largest and best assortment of Table
,,ntlery. ever brought into the country a.
Nicholson & Biackmons. II,
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Sp''ns fashions OF clothing are making
their appearance.
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hammers Il Alden's is the only white
mans, ciGthing store in tho Centre.