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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

Coal On AGAIN.-It is not neces-
sary for us to warn our readers so
often about the careless use of
coal oil, but they learn from sad
experience chow it is themselves"
as did MIR. and Mrs. Shepman, re :
siding four miles south. west. of
Richmond Tuesday morning Mrs.
Shepman was endeavoring to kindle
. fire but as the fuel did not ignite
as readily as wished for took up
the coal oil can and poured little
only ittle-upon the smolder-
ing embers. In an instant the old
old story was again enacted-Mrs.
Shepman was in flames. Her hus
band come to her rescue, and while
endeavoring to -extinguish the
flames was himself severely burned.
Mrs. Shepman's right shoulder and
mouth was severely injured by the
fire, and twenty-five blisters were
opened 4 on the right + hand Aof
Mr.. Shepman, BY DR.. Rehsteiner,
of this city.
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Mishaps of a Persevering Young
i, Woman. ssN'<0AA ~
From the Titusnille Pa. Herald,

: i. p
From the Titusnille (Ps.) Herald. ..-.eq
A charming young lady of 10
summers, named Carrie II Warren.
paid a visit to this city short time
since, and on Saturday afternoon
last, she went tosthe depot Of the
Warren and Venango road, intend
ing to return home but arrived
just in time to see'the tram disap-
pearing round the curve Bent
upon reaching Warren that night
she started ont along the track with
view of walking hehentires dis
lance. At z O'Clock in the evening
she arrived at Newton, which is
twelve miles from the city, and up
on reaching the middle of the tres
tle-work at this point she saw the
night train approaching; to go. on
or recede or to step to one side was
impossible, 50 she jumped down
into the chasm twenty feet below.
Fortunately the ground was cover
ed with snow-drift, intogwhich she
sank up to her arm pits, thus break
ing her fall and saving her life.
She did not scream or cry for help.
or any tn ing of that sort, but q,li-
city dug herself out, and after half
an hours work regained the track
andresumed her journey Two or
three miles further on a still more
serious obstical presented itself =
the track was under water as far as
the eye could reach Upon looking
round she discovered light in the
woods,a and concluded that it. must
be a house. This proved to be
the case. And the hospitable family,
after hearing hersstory, took her in
and did everything in their power
for her comfort, The next morning
she took the train from Newton for
Warren, and arrived there in time
for dinner. "a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

Joseph Pentland, the veteren and
widely. known American stage clown
died in New York yesterday, the
7th inst, at the hour of eight o'cock
in the forenoon. He was carried of
by an attack Of a.severe& diseas.
which finally stilled heworkings of
a brain which in more youthful
days prompted him to those pro
fessional demonstrations of fun,
humor and quaintness which have
delighted thousands and thousands
of the young folks, and made chill
dren of q larger growth to laugh at
moments when the actor himself
has been in reality sad at heart.
Joseph Pentland, cold Jeo,n was q
native of Boston. He made his
first appearance in New York years
ago, at Niblo's Garden, in coniunc-
ton with Cooks Royal Circus. In
l84l he was connected with an
equestrian establishment known as
the Amphitheater, and afterward
appeared in Philadelphia in 1916.
Since that time he won She fore
most rank among equestrian clowns,
and was for years the most popu-
lar and successful of them, he trav-
eled extensively with many different
companies, and last of all appeared
with Lent's Circus, in Fourteenth
street, from which he retired dur
ing the season before last, his fac
ulties having been rendered unre-
liable BY softening Of the brain
His age was fifty-seven years. He
was principal clown in Howe &
Bushings Circus, and had been in
the show business all his life..4 He
was formerly proprietor and man
ager of q circus. He was very cor
rect in his department and speech
and was strictly temperate man.
He travelled, in his professional ca
pacity through all the States and
Territories of the Union. -
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& Death Of Ephraim morgan

The Cincinnati Gazette Of the
14th announces the death of that
good and true man-EPHRA1M Mon
GAN He was born on the 18th day
Of May 1890, In Brimfeld Hamden
Co., Mass. He was prominent
and CONSTANT member of the So
ciety of friends. He was general
ly known in the west, and his death
will be generally regretted. The
Gazette contains an interesting
sketch of his life which we shall
find room for next week. @7H- ''a1'
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HAVE You SssN n Ea 1--Ai lady VIM
for the last five years has been a leader
of fashion in New York, and Who may
be SEEN twice week in her elegant CAL
eche driving pair Of surperb ponies in
Central Park, has recc ntly ststsd. q Tia
select circle 70 which she belongs, that
the only article in existence, which en-
parts beauty and luster to the complex
ion without ultimately impair;ng the
texture Of the skin and causing it to coll
lspse and wrinkle, is Hagan's Magnolia
Balm. Tho name of the distinguished
member of the beau monde who made
this declaration cannot with pro priety
be given, but it may be mentioned en-
passaut that she hes spent ssyesaI Ie6ts
OF her life in Europe and is familiar With
81! the arts and pfeperstiols enpleyed
by the court beauties Of the old world
to enhance their chafms.--( No. AL
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

According TO the recent news.
ian official census" reveals the fact
that there are 269, 900 slaves on the
Island Of Cuba. This shows a de
crease Of f0I. 200 since 1867, for
which the progress Of the rebellion
will doubtless account. Taking
the average cost OF enfranchise-
mcnt adopted in rega-d to Porto
Rican slaves. there would be re.
quired S67. 25O, OO9 To- tree the
slaves il Cuba. Considering that
Spain is exceedingly unwilling to
extend she EmaacipAtion law in
Cuba, that the Spaniards in Cuba
are determined that it shall not be
SO extended, and that the sum is a
very large one for either the
mother country or the. colony to
raise, we need hardly he surprised
il it taxes =. great deal aot threaten
ing TO get Cuba dealt with in the
salue way as Porto Rico. 3 slsus
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

aStat'tist'cat reports of,he Derartmen nj
Of Agriculture show an increase in the
number OF sheep, within the last year,
in the following States: Main,n New
Hampshire, Vermont. Massachusetts
Coneecticnf, New York, New Jersey
Pennsylvanis, Delaware, Maryland
South Carolina, Florida, Arkansas, West
Vnginina, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Wis.
consin, Minnesota, Kansas. Ncbrsaks
Csi iiornA, asd9 Oregon. e1Shere vas I
slight decresselE ten States, as sfolIevs
Louisianfs, Tennessee, Kentucky, s95
Mississippi, So /; lows 81 Georgia, In.
diana. 50; North Carolina, alabama
Missouri. 80. No change is reported
in Rhode. Island, Virginia, or Texas.N
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a Further discoveries have been
made of the Tammany frauds, de-
veloping another lot Of forged in
dorsemeuts and of appropriations
for the New York Court House,
which found their way at once to
the bank accounts of members Of
the ring. It was supposed that the
theivery of Tweed and his associates
had been beautifully unearthed, but
these latter dew lopnnents warrant
the belief that there is much that
thus far has been concealed, and
probably will escape detection.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

re- We intended this week to repub-
lish an interesting letter from our Sens
tor, that appeared in the PALLADIUM
same time ago, in regard to his exhum-
Ing some remarkat lie skelesons in a
gravel pit on his farm, which, from their
position, had evidently been buried in a
perpendicular position, with their heads
down. We shall fiod room for it next
e-o.k e,l9 1871 ae5B e in& ia IS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

! Our New York PapsfsF which
were a little irregular during the
late prevalence Of snow-storm, are
now coming ON TIME again, and
We will take pleasure in accomoda-l
ting our Customers at lowest rates.
Posi- OFFICE News DEPOT.
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MARRIED.

BRITTON-THOMAS-O the 9th inst, in
this city, by Rev. Daniel Winslow, Mr.. Adam
britton and Mrs. Elizsbethi Thomas, ell Of
Richmond. s,.is sxosf. ,rrr.,5 !. eftI,fgg
BYFIELD -MILLH0USE- II Ellis city, on
the 18th inst At the residence Of Mrs. Ham
nah Men6euhall. by Rev. E F. Hasty, Mr..
Charles ByneA end Miss Hattie Millhouse.
both CT Thornton, Ind. s3ghH 5s8i VOL
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15
THE CHILD,s FRIEND.

The Child's Friend is o very pref
ty, illustrated four page paper, de
signed especially for Sunday Schools
and is an excellent paper for that
purpose, It is edited by G. g. e.
Paine, and published by the Bright
Side Co, Chicago. Single copies,
so cents q year, or with fine chro-
mo S1.00, When sent to Sunday
Schools, 10 or more to one address,
only "a cents each, or once a month
IL cents. Sunday School superin-
tendents will do well to send for
specimens and give it trial.
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DIED..

CURME-ln this city, Monday, Fsbrusrys
10th. JENNIE, eldest daughter Of Anthem 4.
and Elizabeth J. Curnne, aRed eleven years.
20 ELIASON LIN the vicinity Of Ceu.reviIlea
on Thursday last, Mrs. LUcfNDA ELrAsoN
wife Of Joshua Eliason, aged sbout IS years,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

d ~rHE CONFESSIONS or AN NAV
Lid. PublishsdAs warning 70 young meg
and others who suffer from nervous DEBILITY,
&C., supplying ths MEANS or SELF cURs.n
Written by-nns who cured himself, and
sent free on 'r1esiving 4 postpaid directed
Address, NArHASIEL MAYrAIs., ,Broak,y.
i3S33 en~2AA0 I'm &7-S, N. p Co
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d The House, by . unanimous vote, has
passed bill to abolish the board Of Sink
ing Fund Commissioners and consolidate
into one non-nogotable bond for $780,
5l3.43, bearing six per cent. interest, TO
take the place Of certain mortgage loans
and ffol ieisures aud other debts ard ac-
counts d he to the school fund.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

As a fnancier, Governor War
moth, of Louisiana, is success.
The State taxes in that State are
about five m llion dollars I Gener-
al Longstreet says Warmoth col
lected the taxes in cash, deposited
the cash with banker, Gand then
turned the amount over to the State
Treasurer in the State bonds worth
sixty-fve cents on the dollar. This
shows fine executive ability
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

WANTgD-Friends of the sick
to 60 TO the City Drug Store, 298'
Hunthetoe House Block, where
always csn De found pure Drugs
and Chemicals, Patent Medicines
and pdke " mes for mSdf6inal pur
poses.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

bnA za9saias ,eSa7s no CiNcINkAfIn Feb. II q
{ Flour dull. Grain quiet, prices unchanged
Cotton dali ~ 2oc. Whisky Arm At go cents
Pork nominal Iiulk meats ana bacon quiet
stan:ia!ly over Hogs lower, quiet, principal
sales To butchers, $465t ATS, shippers,
@430a430; receipts 400 Lard steady and
uuchange9 ,.sA fs's ,Aoe'e 1908 1saz !.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

Chspped hands, face, rough skin pimples
eiugvorns, salt-rheum. and other euta neous
aAeetUns cured and the skin made SOFT and
smooth. by using the Juniper Tar Soar, made
BY Caawell Hazard Co. New York. Be
eertain to get the Juniper Tar Soap, IS there
are many worthless limitations made with
comuon tar. &86& 4l-12w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

For the accommodation OF tax
pay ers in the eastern part Of the
county, the County Treasurer has
arranged to send tax receipts when
requested to the Citizens' Bank.
Richmond, for collection without
expense. Leave names at the
Bank and in few days the receipt
will be ready. -. 46tf
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: 10 rHE sTFFrnINc

The Rev. William n. Norton, while rssid.
ng in Brasil - Missionary, discovered IN
that iandof nsdleipes : remedy for Consunp-
tion, Scrofulas Sore Throat, Coughs, Cslds,
Asthma aud sNersoas Weakness. This fesp-
sdy has cured mysslf after IN ether nedi-
sisss had failed. ~ 80, 80 - !.
Wishing 70 benefit The sa1sring,1 will end
the recipe for psspsrisk and usiSe this rom.
ely % an Who Desire II FREE OF CHARGE
Please 8 .od An envelope, with your name
and address ON il. Address,
Rev. WILLIAM q. NORTON.
676 BR0ADwAY,
H-1y-el0.l Nsw YoRx CvY.
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FoRGETFUL.-Quite forgetfal-
ness prevails in regard to tie duty
81 Ppstmasterscin 1wsshholding let
ters to fictitious addresses, etc and
we again call the attention Of
''wh"m it may concern to the Law
that contains the profits:
|sEaSSEc. so. Letters aud packas es
addressed to FICTITIOUS persons or
firms, or to no particular person or
firm, not being d 'liverable accord
ing TO the regulations. are to he re-
turued to the dead letter office.
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Edwin Adamsas Enoch "A rden. ass

-ts6s0WIu tA0om0 NJ EuOChs "A r0cH,
There are the most flattering prospects
out for brilliant snd overwhelming re-
ception OF the famous Edwin Adams and
his splendid troupe, in "Enoch Arden.''
At Phillips Hall, on Tuesday night next.
We predict the congregation Of the
finest audieaee that the Hail bss had
this season. AZ dnished actor, one Of
moro marked genius and excellent parts.
Edwin Adams occupies topmos. posi-
tion in the dramatic profession Of
America. The play is . superb one, and
the exquisite language Of the original has
been carefully ret.iped in meat respects,
ana the general completion Of the Ten
nysoniaa story followed. Il shout ! com-i
mend itself to the admfss&ioas Of the
psaygoing public Of our city. Remember
that Tuesday night, the 18th, j. his orig
appearance in this city. Reserved seats
now ready At Il. G. Dickinson's Jewelry
Store.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

s9 SUICiDED.a-Chas. #. Buckley,
was arrested by one of the police
on Saturday evening i last, asome-
what intoxicated, and Calaboosed
Shortly after he was put il. one. oil
the cslls he took ncrphine4 and
died, tue. Coroner y jury returned
a verdict: Game to his death by
an overdose OF morphine, admin
istered by his own hand"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

- FREE RELIGION.-Ths Progressive
Lycsun meets every Sunday At Pm, in
Lyccum Hall. We cordially invite ali the
lovers Of free thought and free speech, On re-
liRious matters, to come add bring their
children and join with Us in our exercises.
We iaonre Ill cresds q every kind, and teach
hsnesty, purity, trushfulosss, temperance
and kinduess a. the essentials, l5tf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

The purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil is
Hazard 4 Caswell's, made on the sea shore
from fresh selected livers, by Casweii. Hax-
ard 3 Co. New York. 1t is absolutely pure
and sweet. Patients who have once taken il
prefer It to all others. Physicians have deci-
ded il superior tokanv Of the other oils ia The
market. s8e 41-12w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

| Mr.. K.mball, Of Marion, has reported
from a special committee Of the House,
with recommendation that it. pass, q
bill appropriating $4l3, 999.4s to pay
claims efcitizens on account osthe Nor
gan raid, These claims have been De-
lore the Legislature at every session
since the close Of the war and they have
given our lawmakers no little trouble.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

D. Bush & Co.'S, best grade of
Flour only $500 per 100 pounds,
delivered to any part of the city.
Guaranteed to excel all other fours
in this market or money refunded.
Be not deceived. by the statements
of competing parties. 1t costs you
nothing to try it, and pass iudg-
ment for yourself. Orders received
at our Grain House, north of the
Lepot. or by drop letter in the
Postoffice. d. Bush & Co., Millers
and wholesale and retail dealers in
all kinds of Grain and Feed.
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Still arriving and going off quick
for cash the new staple Dry Goods
at
.sSA Gro. 81. KNoILENBERa's 8.
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+ The Hoosierg Drill Company Of Mil
i ton, has increased its capital stock to
$4,000. The necessary statement OF
the increase WA fled with the Secre-
tary Of State last week.-Cambridge
| Tribune. i aG Z & g HIT
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aAaeA U0.JyS,1S q. 3uIsv
uhnuI Twenty live cents Viii secure, by
uBNIvYN nail, box Of Paln.er's Invisi-
kUOU6O be, The most charming IL All
Faes Powdses- SPALxGR, - Plat street,
New York. 20
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Richmond Markets.

tCorrected weekly BY N. w. Briggs and
ThOs. Nestor--ti,e former gives US the price.
OF Grain, and the latter, the prices of other
produce and GYOceries sazk75
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TRIBUNE ALMANAc.-We have re-
ceived this excellent and indispensi-
BILE Almanac for 1873, and every
man who can raise 20 cepts should
purchase one. For reference, this
is one of the s'old reliables." and
we regret we have not a copy Of
each No. from it's first issue.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

The Cipcinnsti~ Gazette regards
Mr. Colfax's explanation on The
81, 2OOquestion as entirely ssasis-
foct"ry aod says:y No rational
mind care doubt that Mr.. Colfnx
has arnly shown the 81. 200 he de
posted. Thus that whict was
accepted rs positive proof, is
shown TO bssao proof at all. i, is
utterly blown up, and with it the
whole fabric of accus alton that
.arsw upon it, The Gazette
thinks. moreover. that the weight
of testimony points 10 Oakes Ames
as having deliberately engaged in .
conspiracy to drag Mr.. Colfax and
others down with himself.eak
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Ladies' Gold Watches and Chains
at H. c. Dickinson's, $50 Main
street. 6at8 5rGl ot usH J
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A New Ticket Agen, at the Depot

Ed. PALLADIUM Mr. SAMUEL
JUDA, the we'll known Yard Master
at our Rsilroad Depot, sold one
hundred and twenty-five tickets for
the play of saved" which was
performed or the 7th inst, for the
benefit. OF the LadyIsl Benevolent
Society. What man does is the
thing Many thanks brother
Jnda. He that considereth the
poor, the LeFd erilt deliver him in
time OF trouble. H..
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FIRE.-Yastardayv morning, the
Seem" Block in the rear of Phillips
Hall took fire. The north part of
the building. occupied by Mr. Ben.
Gerard, as feed stable the loft of
which was filed with sheaf oats and
hay-suffered considerably more
than the other before it was sub
dued. Woeste's saloon, in the South
part, had more water within it
than it ever before a i had-the fire
man were not particular in mixing
it half half.
- One Of the firemer,s W. II. .Wilk-
meyer, had portion of othe roof to
fall on him, inficting severe cuts on
the face and head.
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Quick TIxE A gentlen' an in
this city mailed q letter to New
|TcK II nooa Ion SsteFdSy and re-
ceived an answer on Wedn esday
evening last at I o'clock This
is quick time when We consider
that Sunday interviewed.
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But the "Stuckenberg' Shirt
Fronts Tor sale by, o1 2ai'si
- $780, GEO. H Kxo1I.RNBERg.
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Since the snow hegsn ato 1elt
in ksnsa' City the city teams kfs
kept very busy hauling away
babies that we're thrown away DUR
Ing the recent cold snap.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

~ costs q saloon keeper $50 to.
sell drinkiof liquor to . man who
is already full, or s.chnck 1p.' Las
. saloonis: receives but ten cents
tor drink, he IL consequently
o79 80 out, besides the wear and
tear on the tumhler. .srr
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& ~ Onice open from 1880 A. n. % 600
~. On Sunday, from s:oot to 1000 An
B. W. DAVIS. p N.
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The House has passed the Senate bill
authorizing County Commissioners to
make appropriations not exceeding $lO,-
600 to repair and keep in order canals
running through their counties. 4 he
bill is designed Tor the benefit Of the
Wabash s. Erie canal. ~ .e1e3sys IA
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The Pennayiyanis I Central ID
said to intend laying two extra
tracks. making four. iss=gentire
lengths to aeeoanEsodatei ss fincscas-
ing husiness.lEg EM rear nats9 rs
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The "Stuckingberg" Shirt Fronts
are the best in the market A full
line to be had at oas iiaf
% san Gro. III. KNoLLESBER
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At caucus Of Republican
members OF the Senate Monday
last, it Was resolved to proceed -
exveditiuusly rs possibly Cw;th
legislation, and ~ COMMITTEES wac
appointed TO proper . plan, for the
dispatch Of business. The cancns
was almost unanimous against an
extra session.
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GRACE CHURcH.-The Price ''lot'
enterprise, we noticed sometime ago,
as having been arranged to clear
this church from debt, fell through,
and ON. last Sabbath Rev.rE. B Sny-
der, formerly Pastorlof the Church,
[nowat Indianapolis preached there
and the result was that substantial
subscriptions tot the amount of
$11,1 100, were gathered in the day
time, add 5000 in subscriptions and
pledges were secured at night.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-02-15

Do you appreciate Flowers md
beautiful plants go to L. H. MN
Culioughs, and purchase the beau
tea ss'7 s,s9,
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If ym want to try d curiosity In
stheJwat of invi~ih etwritine, get a
bottle Of tixvIsrABLE Ink at the.
Posi- OFFICE NEW DEPOT.
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4 bill has been passed BY the House
increasing the compensation OF road
viewers from one dollar . day tostwo
dollsra. ] The bill also provide that
viewers may meet and adjourn from day
to day. 6
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IN THE NORTHWEST, ,oifeTi

aud this position It viii endeavor to mointain.
The INTER OCEAN win continue to DO the
Organ OF the People in the largest sense Of
the word; insisting upon the preservation Of
the rights Of TIE 4 sny % aeaiast the fen 70
this end il will mainiaia - unceasine var
fare against the abuses and extortiops of all
chartered mouopolies; not attempting 70 de-
stroy the jnst rights OF aay, bot determined
to bring every special privilege ersnted by
Legislative act under control Of the power
thst conferred il. believing that the public
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