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This List continues witeo9it ln,i, ~ tine, ani
will be in force from and after this date until recaed
It embraces Organs, Merodeons, Sewing Maohises.
Agricultural Implements, such as Flows, Harrows,
Feed Cuttres, etc, Cook Sto'es Washing Machines,
Fruit Dryers, Farm Bells, Family scales Natchrs.
Maps, Books OF interest and value, handsome Pic
turcs in great variety, and other articles OF AID
ornament.
To every one WHO will sendtus 400 Subscribers q
81 80 each, VIC will give Mason q Hemlin Or
gan, worth 500. Ef
For 10 Subscribers at same price choice of fouy
valuable articles, each worth S75, or DECKS worth
e6.'.
For leo Subscribers at 81 SO =ach choice=,sf
three articles of the value of $50. Books to tina
amount of $40.
And so on for either 30, 80, rs, 60, SO. 40, SIS.
30, or rs Subscribers. at 81 so each, We will
give choice Of numerous articles oI vafle In pro-
portion to these above enumerated
For 20 Subscribers at'$1 so, Is at 81 rs
each, a choice of IL premiums will be given.
worth $lo, ana for Is or 10. IL or 9, 10 or g, 3
or 9 Subscribers, at above prices, we viii give
presents to be selected by the person sending the
cub from those contained in extensive list the
value of which will be in proportion to the number
Ct subscribers sent also for 5-or 3 at 81 rs
each--all of which described in full in cir
euiars.
Single Subscribers At tAwill each receive pres
ent Oh Coi:ess G-ide Mp Of I~,'idna
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50 FIRST PREMIUM 81
IMPROVED FAMILY
SEWING MI HInf

$3.50 clear profit per day. $75.ooper
week. $500 ger month made easy BY any
Lady or Gentleman introducing this Genuine
and Original Old Pavori,c. With its many
new and practical additions, making the most
complete combination Of valuable and useful
improvements ever effected in any one ma
chine The en.bodimen: of extreme simpliei
~, efficiency and utility, eufHely eifferen: in
model and design from arr low priced ma
chine L, is the most seryfoesbie. e!egAn. and
reliable FAMILY SEWING MACHINE ever ill.,
vented gives perfect satisfaction Wherever in
PRODUCED. Has received Premiums. stood
the test OF 10 years, aud is fully app'cred nf
by every family who have them in use. Is
noiseless, makes the strong and beautiful
Elastic Lcck Stitch, with wonderful rapidity
and certainty. Sews everything needle viii
go through, from the finest to the tb!ckest
! fabric. firm ard neat, With ease. Uses all
| kinds of elk CT thread direct from the spool ;
| is i'm proved with new self. aetiug feed, spring
! tension, self-suider, sni uses the adjustable
! straight needie, perpendicular motion, with
/ Dc wertui lever action. Possesses all tie good
Qualities Of the hest high priced machines
! condensed, without their complications or
| fault SAMPLES Of sewing sent free on receipt
of stamp. For certificates, &c, see descriptive
pamphlets, mailed free. thorough practical
sewing machine for family use.-''Tribune.'
A very strong and reliable machine, at a low
price. -"Standard." This beautiful sewing
machine is one of the NEST ingenious pieces
of mechanism ever nvented.-"Democrat,
Ga. Worth many times its cost TO any fam.
ily.-"N Y. Weekly" 1t is quite a new ma.
chine with Is many late improvements, ant
sees with astonishing ease, rapidity Ind neat
ness-"Republican.' n. Y. Single machines
as samples, selected with care, for family q Sc
with every thing complete, sent to any part o
the courtry per express, packed in stroul
wooden TX, FREE, on receipt Of price $500
Safe delivery Of goods guaranteed. Forwar'
cash by REGISTERED LETTER, or r. U. NONE,
ORDER, at our risk. Agents wanted, male o
female. everywhere. New pamphlets contain
ing extra liberal inducements, sent FREE.
Address Family Sewing Machine Co. Office
Nassau Street, NewYork. 25-ly-$30
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NTANHOOD: HOW LOST HOW RE-
]" STORED,-Just published by DR..

NTANHOOD: HOW LOST HOW RE-
vA STORED.--Just published by DR..
LEWIS. 256 pages, Third Edition. TIE
MEDICAL COMPANION AND GUIDE TO
HEALTH, on the radical cure Of Spermatorr-
hosa, or Sc minel Involuntary Seminal Losses,
Impotency, Mental and Physical 1ncapacity,
Impediments to Marriage. etc., and the Ven
ereal and Syphilitic Maladies, with plain and
clear directions for the speedy cure Of Sec
ondary Symptoms, Gonorrhea. elects, Stric-
lures, Ulcers, Boils, BIetches and PimPles on
the face and body. Consumption, Epilepsy,
and Fits, induced by self-indulgence Of sexual
extravagance.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Treatise, clea rlv demonstrates, from a forty
years successfuinractice. that the alarming
consequences of self-abuse may be radically
cured; pointing out a mode of care at once
simple, certain and efectual. by means Of
which every sufferer, no matter what his con.
ditior may be, can be efectually cured cheap
ly, privately and radically.
n%-This Book should be in the hands Of
every youth, and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope. Price
! so cents. Address DR.. LEWIS, No. Beach
Street. New York 40 6m- $3.50.
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DR. PETERS. Eciectlc Physician.


Now permanently located in Rich
mond, Ind, treats all chronic Diseases
and cures all durable cases with his
pure Vegetable ard herb Remedies. He
cures all cases Of Fits and Epilepsy in
their worst form, ali Cases Of Consump-
ton, Asthma Bronchitis, Disc ases of
the Lungs Heart, Liver, Kidneys, Dys>
pepsia, Scrofula and all other chronic
Diseases. Where there is vitxlisy suff
cient to sustain the system, all Female
Diseases especially and successfully trea-
ted. No Calomel, or Mineral or Poiso
nous Medicines used Dr.. Peters treats
the Eye and Ear with creator success,
! then has ever been known to the PROBES.
sion. Charges within the reach OF all.
Ali calls to the country promptly atten-
ted to day or night. Olfi:s No: 800 Main
s'reetup stairs in Vaughau's Building
Mr.. Peters also does general practice
IS 6m.
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The Connersville Times records q
bit OF Ku- Klux at our doors. II says
that colored nan, living in Wayne
county, was visited one night. about two
months ago. BY a gang Of men who
smashed windows and doors with stones
and rails, and posted up notices to the
effect that the colored man must leave
the country Immediately. Gas we'll ~
his son who was living near BY or rough
treatment would follow. Their object
was to rid the country Of "niggers." and
all assist ants of the same.
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Attention has frequently bee

Attention has frequently been
called to the condition of the foot
ways o. the National road bridge
across Whitewater, but no DISPOSE
ton is manifested to put it in
safe condition. Either Fix i. up,
or barricade it SO that it can not
be used.
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Nrv MrY11srpv EsrAp1,suMp

New MILLINERY EsTABLrsHMENT-
Mrs. II NJ. Rose and Miss Lizzie Foulke,
have. at No 15Ha north Fifth ST., opened
a Millinery and Dress Making Establish
ment, and respectfully ask the Ladies Of
Richmond to give them q share Of pa
tronage. Their stock OF Fancy Goods is
very fine, and they invite them to call,
examine and purchase. Recollect their
number, Is l-2 North Fifth street.
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Those Young men loafine .roun,

Those young men loafing around
town, singing put me in my little bed, y
had better get something put in their
heads. A ''little bed" is very good
thing il its place, and when used at the
right time, but we are getting tired of
hearing great big strapping fellows tell
ing other people to put them in their
little bed" when it would take bed at
least eight feet long and four feet wide
to accommodate them Get something
new, like "Shoo fy."
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Taken Up.-Two stray pigs
weighing from 60 to 65 lbs. each.
One is barrow and the other =
sow, both spotted. The owne-
can have them by proving proper :
ty and paying charges for keeping
same. Barnard AustermanD,
South Of Old Fair Grounds,
On Boston Pike.
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Notice Final Settlement

Estate William Edwards, deceased.
NTOTICE is hereby given that James Perry
IL AMI Jonathan Scarce, Executors OF
said Estate, have filed this account current in
final settlement with said estate which will
be presented for approval at the April Term,
1871, of the Wayne Court of Common Pleas.
Witness my name and the seal OF
[sEALl said Court at Centreville, this 2Sth
day Of March, 1871.
n3w3$3 WIN. W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
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DEATH OF WIN. P. RATLIFF WIN.
P. Ratliff, son Of Cornelius Ratliff, died
in this city last Friday evening. after a
protracted and painful illness. Mr. r.
was q partner in the qusenswsre house
Of L +. Bailey & Co. At the time of
his death he was w. NJ. Of Richmond
Lodge. Free and Accepted Masons. In
the death of Mr.. Ra,liff. Richmonp has
lost one Of her most enterprising and
useful citizens
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Home for the EriemdleSS.
The following articles have bee

Uc IOtlOWluS dTtICics udto uCCu
thankfully received at the Home
for the Friendless, since our last
acknowledgement Of donations:
w. Hiatt, l bu. potatoes, l dozen
heads of cabbage Elijah Hinshaw,
l doz. pumpkins, l blu. of apples;
E. Harrison, so lbs of corn meal,
IA gals of milk; Isaac Commons,
20 lbs of meat; II. B. Hinshaw, l
turkey A friend, II lbs of meat;
Mrs. Arnold, second hand cloth
ing for children A. Gaar, 80 heads
ofcabbage; Harmon Hill. 4 gals Of
milk Mary Cox, 4 pairs of shoes,
grapes, meat and l bed quilt;
Young Mems Christian Association
. turkeys; Reed & Co., u Dbl of
meat Spaw 4 Clawson, 3 bbls of
backbones and spare-ribs: Mr..
Nichols, so los of flour; Mrs. Scott,
children's clothing ;E. D. Fletcher,
pigs feet; A. Test, heads of cab
bage l peck beans, hogs head and
feet; NJ. Valentine, Is lbs of sau-
sage; Samuel Richie, Slbs Of pork
Levina Pearson, meat, peck tur-
nips; Jane Elliott, cash 81, l bed
quilt; Mr.. Zeller, lis loaves bread,
II doz rusk. 70 lbs of crac kers;
James Hamilton, 10 heads of cab
bage, 2 bu turnips; Sarah Coffin, 2
brooms; Edward Teas. 2 bu tn m
fps. 4 trees, house plants; Mrs.
Pritchet:, 2 rocking chairs; Mr..
One, $40 worth Of medicines; Mrs,
Boyce, 50; John Green, 50; Mrs.
Jackson, 81; Mrs. Eigleman, one
dollar; Mrs. Bellemire, fifty
cents.
From Troy, Ohio. Is aprons for
children, dress, l pair Of sheets, 5
pairs of stockings, 2 cradle quilts, l
window curtain, and pillow ca
ses.
From Winchester. Dried apples,
nutmegs, sodr, pepper, pins, SC.
spoons, parsnips, cabbage, potatoes,
lard, gooseberries, l can oftoma-
toes, one can of apples and
meat.
From Beunavista. 20 heads of
cabbage, ham, 5 lbs Of lard, pix
of dried apples, a bu of turnips, l
PIX of beets, 2 blu potatoes, 3 dozen
pickles.
From Walnut Ridge and Spice
land Quarterly meeting ofFriends,
200 lbs of meat, l doz chickens, !
lib of butter, Is lbs Of -four, 60 lbs
of corn meal, = blu of onions, u
heads Of cabbage, 4 bu Of turnips,
6 lbs of lard, 5 beets, 4 bu of dried
apples, 2 bu beans, 6 lbs of sugar, 5
sheets, 8 dresses, 9 baby dresses, J
gowns, 6 baby aprons, 2 prs o.
stockings, l bed quilt, l box of sun
dries, 3 sacks of corn, l sack Of
beans, jar Of lard, 2 bbls of flour
l bu beans, = bu of beans, = bu
bu of potatoes, lbs of hominy
cash S54.39,
These donations have aided III
very mnch in our work, and have
been highly appreciated, not only
by the officers and managers of the
Home, but by the inmates them
selves. In some instances whel
the matrons have been straitenet
in providing for the family, jus
those articles that were most need
cd, have unexpectedly come in
, We feel that our Heavenly Fathe
has been very good to us, and t.
him we try to give all the glo
: ry.
We propose soon to erect laun
I dry, so as to enable the institution
1 to be more fully self-sustaining
l The money donated at Spicelan
: and Walnut Ridge will be used 70
? that purpose, and we hope that 9th
!, crs of our friends will assist us j
: this enterprise. On behalf of tt
Board.
: r. A. MENDENHALL, See
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In Memoriam.
HALL OF QUAKER CITY !
EIHK COMPANY No 2 !

RICHMOND, April l6, 1871.
WHEREAS, Death has again visited Cur
ranks and taken from among US our friend
and fellow member, Mr. Benoni Newly, and
in respect to his memory b. it
Resolved, That in his death we are caused
to mourn the loss Of an old and valued mem.
Der Of our company, to whose counsel and
faithfulness we are much indebted.
Resolved, That the community loses ons
of its beat citizens. who, during his long res
idence here, displayed . public spirit and
neighborly disposition which will ende,r his
memory to those with whom he mingled in
the various associations of life.
Resolved, That We tender our heartfelt
sympa HES IT, the afflicted family and friends
IN their bereavement, and that our hall be
draped in mourning for three months in hon.
or of the deceas
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
be presented to the family Of the deceased,
also to the city papers for publication.
SPARKS,
]. CARTER, Committee.
J.SsAMKN.s
The thanks of No. Fire Company are ten.
dered to the different FIRE companies oil the
city lor assisting in paying the Ia st tribute Of
respect to our brother member, Mr.. B. Nswbv.
CHAs. E. NEWMAN, Sec.
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Notice of Insolvency:

Estate Of John Young, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that at the Janu-
~ airy Term, 1871, OF the Wayne Court OF
Common Pleas, the Estate Of John Young,
deceased, was declared probably lnsolvent.
All parties interested will take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
Witness my name and the seal OF
SEAL. said Court at Centrevilis, this 9th
day Of March, 1871.
D3w3$S VIM. w. DUDLEY Clerk.
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LADIES, do you want q fashion
ahle Bonnet, Trimmings, and Mil
iinerv Goods-the BEST Of every
thing IN the Millinery line? Go
to Mrs. S. a. DAvIs's Store, North
Fraut in-street, a few doors North
O. the First National Bank East
side, AID supply your wants al
/ fair aud reasonable prices, FOL
1 Cash.
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place Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
- Jack Frost has seriously damaged
the prospect for grapes in this locality.
---Captaip Wilcox, of the New Castle
Courier, called on us Saturday.
>>>Fruits at lifts, 228 Main street.
For cheap tobacco. Of all kinds, 90
to lifts, 228 Main street.
There was q slight fall Of snow in
this city last Saturday morning.
Will. Roney, Of the Telegram. has
gone to Philadelphia on visit.
The county Jail has eight inmates.
-Freckles are coming to the surface.
Spring improvements are visible
everywhere.
Keep your shirt on--your flannel
one-therc may be cold weather yet.
Charles P. Virgins is convalescent,
and will soon BE- "himself again"
Levi Graves is clerking at tho Hun
tington House.
The debt OF Connersviie is said to
be thirty>ive thousand dollars.
How to make homo happy-take
tie Palladium.
Walter Meek is going to Kansas
City soon.
Still life-boarding in distillery.
Cheese is like the pen, because it's
mitier than the sword.
How to get rid Of fsas. Kill them.
Police!
What is home withou. mother?
and the Palladium
lifts. 22S Main street, is the place
for cheap tobacco.
--Summer is fast approaching.
Dirt is sold by the yard in this city
-or in lots.
The Indian "Moon,reflected. in the.
Lake, is dead. His name was enough
TO xii him.
Riverside Pond is swarminc with
fish A few minutes spent in watching
them play, are pleas ant ones.
John Morrissey, ex-member OF Con
gress. gambler, pngilist, etc passed thro
this city, westward. Saturday morning
There will be social reunion a.
the Fifth street Presbyterian Church
next Friday evening.
>~>The circus and nominating election
combined, made our streets look lively
last Thursday.
IA man fell from a freight train
while passing Centreville, last Saturday
and broke his leg.
--Onc who knows s.vs that IN .ho
country they blow a horn before dinner
bat IN town they they take one.
"A lad had his hand terribly man
glsd in corn shcller, on Main street. or
Friday.
You shouldn't play base ball or
Sunday. unless you can make hoA,,
run faster than the police.
The Richmond Building Acsoci..
tion sold money on Monday evening. =
40 per cent.
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Happy Cal. Wagner's Min
strel's are booked for an enter
tainmept at Phillips Hall, Monday
evening, May LIST. Cal is a deci-
ded favorite here, and will doubt
less have a crowded house.
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ALMOST A FlRF.-The railroad bridge
across Whitewater, very narrowly cs
capped being destroyed by fire last Thurs
day. Fortunately the fire was discover
ed and extinguished before much dam
age was done. The engines were On
hand promptly, but there was no occa-
sion for their services.
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The next County Sabbath School
Convention, to be held at Cambridge,
May IL, promises to be the largest Coun-
ty Convention yet held. Lieutenant
Governor Cumback aad Rev. B. w.
Chidlaw have both consented to b. press
snt. Those schools which have not re-
ported their statistics to the Secretary,
are requested to do so at oncs.''
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FoR fashionable Clothing, and
warranted to fit, and made of the
best OF material, and at prices tina!
will tickle yoa--misceIlan aously
aud pleasantly--go 10 J Zeyen &
Bro, 232 h!aiu Street. They
| have very kiat. Of Goods OF t!rei!
estab isbm ent, that will suit every
body.
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"A heavy white frost fell on Satur-
day morning. Ice Of . considerable
thickness WAS formed. 1t is feared that
most Of the peaches and cherries are de-
stroyed, The apples are thought to be
safe.
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The popularity Of Bill Zimmerman
Was demonstrated at the Nominating
election. He got more than the COM
bined vote Of his opponents. Guess
Bill has got . life "sit.''
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Tho Connersville Examiner says:
A couple Of gentlemen from Richmond
were here OH Saturday, to see if they
could purchase the bones of Tippoo Saib
for Earlham College.
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Our little friend Willie Wilson, met
with . serious accident in Stars hame
factory last week. He caught his arm
on circular saw, and came near losing
it.. The saw cut the bone at the elbow
nearly in two,
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SHADE TREEs.--We are glad to note
that quite . number Of our citizens are
engaged in planting shade trees. Nothing
adds SO much to the homelike appear.
anee Of adwslIing as beautiful grove of
trees, to say nothing Of the benefits de :.
rived as a protection from old Sol s fierce
rays in summer. We know Of nothing
that pays SO large per cent. on the
amount invested
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FOR SAIE.

wuOUSE and Lot On North Ssvsnth-st;
III Lot on Broadway on which thsrs -
Stable; one Farm containing sivty acres. two
miles Southwest from Richmond. For terms
and any information concerning any OF the
above property, call on LEWIS BURk,
No. 80 North 7th street.
Richmond, April s, 1871. Z;3t
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For the Relief and Cure Of the Erring and
Unfortunate, on Principles of Christian
Phiianthrophy.
CSSAYS on the Errors Of YOUTH
IL and the FOllies OF Age. in relation
TO MARRIAGE aud SOCIAL Evils. with san
itarY aid for the afflicted. Sent free, il,
sealed envelopes. Address.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P.
-1y Philadelphia,
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-~-Our friend Swope has moved his Mer-
chant Tailoring Establishment to 266 Main
street, where we commend all Who desire the
best goods aad most fashionable clothing to
60 and purchase. Rememb 088.
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Joe. Campbell was on a visit to bis
friends in this city, yesterday. Joe is
now located at Clinton, Indiana, and his
appearance indicates that he is pros
pering.
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We regret to learn that our old
friend Ellis Nordyke. who has been i'll a
long time, 10 now considered in . very
critical condition. with but little hope Of
his recovery.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-04-22

Pat Moran, young lad was arrests
ed on Saturday, on charge Of stealing
forty pounds Of carpet rags. In default
of bail he was sent to Jail. Pat stands
fair show for situation in the House
Of Refuge.
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Please remember that shade trees
are valuable property, when you hitch
your horse Remember that . horse has
teeth and can bite, and that after he
mang'es nice tree awhile, said tree is
ruined We have laws for the protection
of shade trees. and let then be enforced
No man can afford to buv fine trees for
EQUINE food.
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The Old Fellows of Centreville
propose grand celebration on the Goth.
Richmond will be well represented.
Rev. T. g. Beharrel will be the orator of
the day.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-04-22

The way to the Hotel dc Calaboose
Go up Main street, knock every body
down You meet. insult ladies', and play
smash in general, and ten to ore you
will find it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-04-22

Our friends Tom and Nate Ballard
were home last week. They are con-
nected with Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing
Machine agency 1t Philadelphia.
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We have not learned whether or not
the purchase was made. but we think
those bones would be valuable acauisi-
ton to Earlham.
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Temperance Prayer Meeting.

Is held every Sabbath Afternoon, at
O'Clock, in connection with the Y. NJ.
Christian Association, In their rom in
Odd Fellows Building. All Interested
are Invited te attend.
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Notice Final Settlement

Heirs of Robert ". Thompson.
NOTICE is hereby given that Robert NJ.
II Turner, Guardian OF said Heirs, will file
lis account current - Anal settlement with
said Heirs. at the April tenn, 1871. of the
Wayne Court of Common Pleas.
Witness my name and the Seal of
lsBAL. said Court at Centrevills, this 4th
day Of April, 1871.
nlw3$3 WIN. W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-04-22

Tomatoes and green peas have made
heir appearance in market. None but
hose with we'll filled purses can afford
o indulge.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-04-22

-Correspondsnts will please bear in
mind that We will accept nothing that is
written on moro than two sides of . sheet
" paper.