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subsidized, when it may be diminished TO
keep the bowels gently open.
In all Chronic complaints. or diseases OF long
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taken when retiring 10 bed or when arising in the
morning. The patent must bear in mind tina,
the dose must be governed by circumstances,
VIZ: when the medicine taken is not sufficient
open The bowels, more must be taken. and in
creased unit the bowels acted upon freely.
and when the medicine acts 100 freely a less
quantity must be taken. In all cases these pills
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Sheriff S Sale.

10y virtue of directed. from the
ID Wayue Circuit Court will expose public
the Court CentevIIe. Wayne county. Ina-
ana. on the day Macf 1913, between hours
10 O'Clock and O'Clock, said day,
following property, to-TIt:
Four parcels or lots of land il Wayne
county State of Indiana. and described follows
Wit: \ parcel of lani Rich
mond ana described follows, to-vt: Begmning hftv
north the southeast of lot thirty
SIX in that part OF said city laid jeremiah Cox
thence. running north fDrtyiye feet t1erce wes
feet; thence feet;
thence feet. thence Nifty feet;
hurlred and place Of begnniny-
the l.ss: also, tract parcel
ground wing and being Wayne colntv and STATE
Indiana city of Richmond, and known a the
part 10, numbered one hundred and FIVE. laid of
John Smith. and bounded follows Beginning the
Of said lot. running feet
SOUTH parallel Marion street, one hundred
feet sixteen feet Marion street:
ginning: ,hat certain lot parcel ground yinz
being county AMI in RIcnmond, nd
BY being lot numbered living
Cumberland Road: also, wo-third5 of lot
four lying north OF said and 10,
bered one, and described follows: The dividing Of
lots mad De continued in the north
wardly through said lot num6eed four SIDE,
leaving side said dividing line the said
thirds of lot four, conveyed Uy ms deed which
numbered all which said property laid of by
Robert Morrssoas reference being had the pa, Of said
city viii appear
Taken property or Stephen Stanton. and Hugh
5 Hamilton. asisy execution in favor OF Thornton
Alexander.
wM. BAKER. Sheriff ". c.
February !. ls43 (Si,50) is
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4 CELEBRATED for the of Fever Sores. and "a =
~ remedy for Ague the Breast, implied;
also. Tor Asue ~ the aAd part
It Is a'so an excellent remedy Rheumatism Cuts,
Bruises, >praias Bar"s ScaId head Sslsrheun Kings
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Relying the insaic value this Plaster, which The
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the firm belief, that to Introduce into use
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u VIII rcco nmeHd ltsei
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knife tina soft leather. glazed Harr and applied
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\ long ltst of tefhcates could be obtained. the
satisfaction uf Of the remarkable
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,rt-The BALM OF GILEAD PLASTER ia prepar-
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must be taken sufficient to produce a coPious
evacuation Of the bowels. and to be continued in
use until all pain and disease is eradicaied from
the body. when they may be used occasionally
to keep the system open
Principal office No 10 North Eight street,
Philadelphia.
Sold in Richmond al the Book Store of
DAVID p. HOLLOWAY.
Price 25 cents per box.
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Notice is hereby given.

IENfIAF | viii cell Public Apetion the highest
bidder for y Cash. the 20th day Of March next.
all the Personal Property Of Cornelius Hurry, who was de
ella bankrupt by thc District Court The United State
for ,he ID OF Indiana the November Term thereof,
p 1913, except SUCH portion ct sand property have
said bankrupt according the OF Congress
in made and provided.
sale viii be held the dwelling house # the said
Cornens Iuty, in Washington township Rando 7h coun-
y, Indiana.
SILAS COLGRONfs, Assignee.
February 18th, 1913. Gee 81 ,50) e:3w
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The Lady's World of Fashion and
Literature
TIE Cheapest and most elegant Magasine ertan.

The Cheapest and most elegant Magazine Grtdat
The volume of elegant popular ladies' Mag
azine begins win the January number, emoeished
sly OF rare magnhcence Inc publisher has experienced,
during The past year the unqualified success. and
tiers upon me ita deternaa oatstrip all
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The splendid costly character combating
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a FRAGMENT NOTICE No

taat pthe 2ish day Of January lei3, writ of Do
mesttc At;nchment lssued ny : Stanton, Jus
the Peace and the County of Wayne, the
and upaa he OF David Smith. against
the goods, c4ate, CREDITS aud effects Of William QIteey
by writ, Grey Mare has attached
property said William QpigIey and that
9th day of March 1913, my oire in Richmond IN said
county, viii proceed to hear aud decide upon said attach
of which the said w ilia ngey aud all others
concerned, viii take notice ). b. STANTON, Z.
February lIh, 1913. :.C
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SCHOOL BOOKS!

N1ITCIIELL'S Geography and Atlas. Geography of
lvu the Heavens. Rays Ialbotts Pixies, Da -ics'
Smiths and North American Artnmolcs. Eclectic IIend
Comley's and Elementary Spoilers. ktrkham's and
Comsys Grammar. Websler's and Walkers Dictionaries
Murrays Readers. School TestHments. Agelras BY
different authors Surveying by Gunmere aud by Davies
Mtchei's ComstoCk's PhIlnsophv-
and Chemistry. Juvenile Orator. Lovell's School DIa
logues Comstock's, Mrs Lncolns, and Mr. Phelps 30
tany. School Bibles Plane Irgonometry- Mansfeld's
Political Grammar Foolscap and Post Paper. Blue and
Black Ink. Black Sand Q1s &c &c
For the BOOK STORE.
December II, 1912.
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TIME subscriber having recently erected and finished
in complete order. large and eommodious HOTEL.
in the part city OF Richmond offers sell
the favorable terms The House
10 ,hree stories hghcontains p rooms. conveniently
ranged. and finished in and modern style. The
buildings substantial and very extensive 1t will be
rented TO responsible person low terms For further
particulars. inquire of e. w. STARR.
Richmond, Firss Month 18th, ls4S Stf
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FlAXSEED WANTED.

1rNTfF wishes purchase largo quantity
FLAXSEED, for which he will pay tho h CHEST m
ket price, If delivered his store, Robert HIPS Oh
Mill Persons having Seed for saIo would do well cali
before eng elsewhere BENZ. ) FRA ITAN.
Eiphtn month 9Th 1912. 3Itf
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STOVES! STOVES!

We have hand general assortment Of COOKING
STOVES. Of the latest and improved patterns Also
seven and plate. with variety Of PARLOUR and
FRANKLIN STOVES; all Of which wilI exchange
low for cash, wheat good horses.
fAu orders thankfully receiye9 Foundry or al
of the Pos; Once, on Main street
T. L J. O'HARA.
Richmond. Nov 2, 1912. 44,f
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Clock and Watch Repairing.

III e subzcbe nfom his friends and old
thar = has taken a door of w N
Lynde's Store where ne viii be pleased receive the
calls Of all Who may favor him with their custom WORK
done with despatch and warranted perform low for
JOSHUA B. HUNNICUTT
Richmond, May 7tn, 1912. led
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n Q Il l e. +

YTNIIE Richmond Trading & Manufacturing Company
having executed deed of all their Ell
fecls, personal tho Undersigned for the purpose
closing business tbecomes their duty 10 call or all
persons having unsettled with said
Company for an early settlement: They have hand
q large of Paper of various kinds, WOODEN
goods, &c, which viii be disposed Of ~ low prices
a. &. BLANCHARD,
X. MORRISON. AssiSnce.
DAN,L. +. WiGGINS1
Richmond, Nov. IL, 1872.
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q = Il II e e
BLANK BOOK iMANUFAcT0RY.

VIE undersigned would respectIl, inform public
that &c continues TO manufacture order, all of
BLANK BOOKS, IL good style and Of superior paper
lie prepared TO furnish County Clerks, Auiitp and
ITeasirers with Bnoks of the most improved
form, having recently received from
State. Old Books viii be reboIn and All rerio-
dlcat- and magazines bound III good stye and
CASH as they can be done elsewhere. lie solicits
share Of patronage.
The BiNDEsY is in the Immediately over the
Book >io,e- G. s. PRESCOTT.
Richmond, Jan 18th. 1919. 31y
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CIRCULAR, No. L.
IRWIN REED & BROTHER.

4 NNiOUS to settle up their affairs prepa ratory
L arrangement would be happy their debtors
generally coming fofW ard Tor settlement
We thar .'times hard' Cash scarce. and
business worse: tina, will US,
must have Cash any how.
We determined 10 wind up. and will give GREAT
ARG AIMS in Drugs, any thing else in line,
those no bay. md LIBERAL discounts for Cash
those who ,rtat 81 pay old scores
We would re happy from Won
Respectfully &c &c
IRWIN REED 81 BROTHER.
Richmond. February Iith. 1913. 81
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ILEIrEa

NOTICE.
ME slbsrriber having arrangements pro-
prietars Of the >prtng Fouudry'' power
ding Machinery is prepared Drnsh his friends
the public generally short kiuds o Machine
Cartgng Machines, Coniencers, Ma
chimes, Power looms. shearing Machines, Mapping Ma
chimes. &c &c for all Of which he nproyed
patterns lie s ajse prepared for cutting Mil Screws,
Press Screws, &c. &c.
ELkANAH HUXLEY.
TN. p. HUXLEY RYAN will tn order
BELLS and all kinds Of Brass Castings will take old
brass and copper ~ exchange for work.
Richmond, Nov. 10, l-s2 4stf
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{. e ~ o " y. Ia
WlTHERS s. O'SHAUGNESSI
HAVE REMOVED TO THE
Southeas corner of Main and Third streets
CLNCLN.N.4II, OHIO.

ltY take s opportunity inform their friends and
customers they will have throughout The season.
private sale. = stock of STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS, direct from the mnnulac
East. which they viii Casa. The
viii be found very complete.
Always on hand on consigrment n heavy stock OF Do
NEsrCs such bIeeched aud brown Sheetngs, various
brands; Dealings: Checks; TickinSs, &c.
fE5-Regn;ar weekly sales Anrtton. usual every
THURSDAY Feb H. 1912 (S2)
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NALLIIE lAE2IIZEa
WOODS PATENT PLOUGH.

We are making the above PLOUGH, From long stan
ding Of Plough this and adjoining and
IN ONO. deem i unnecessary speak Of its superior
Cua have inquire those vho have used
and they The and cheapest Plough gems
raj We manufacture four one. three, and
four horse Pouga; al OF wnich MONTHS
VIII ia
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RICHMOND HOTEL.
Corner Of Main and Marion streets,
RICHMOND. INDIANA.

ME proprietor OF this favorahly well known HOTEL
has moved into il himself ana determined 10 s,.-
tam aud Improve ~ previous character The comfort Of
the Traveller shall be Hs ann, and ade
some perm repairs the building Tavern house
MS interest well rs MS inclination would induce 10
make u equal 10 any house road. lie hopes
tef such satisfaction ias shall 90
PFres suited tones. j. ". GILBERT
December 10Th. ISL. 50tf
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NEW ARTsANGEK
RICHMOND FOUNDRY.

ME subscribers having purchased the RICHMOND
l F0UN DRY Of .S-Drdyke, Fouke & UiHirc s. are
prepared 10 1rnish III kinds OF CASTINGS low
be had Cincinnati, other establish
Inent the western and have general
of and of the latest of the
best NlwrIgh u we will who
improve build Mill. viii had
their advantage give a call, VIII all times
mad, and prices viii
f,r,I L. -nrre ID rEiih he tiraes
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IMPORTANT WARNING
To Those who Neglect a Cold.

1t is evident and decided by the most expert.
enced Ply scIans, that Consumption is mostly
encouraged BY neglect Of Cold at the first at
tack. How many persons are there that put off
from time to time procuring a suitable medicine,
until the disease begins Ia assume serious
character, when in all probability they past
the power of medical AID. May these lines prove
a warning to those afflicted with the first symp.
toms of consum ptlnn that they may immediate.
ly use DR.. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy, which
IS expressly for diseases Of the Res pratory Sys
tenn. 1t Is certain TO remove cough few
days, at the same time relieving the pain in the
side and breast, and arresting the progress of
that fatal disease: consumption! The Expecto.
rant Remedy has decided advantage over all
other preparations. 1t IS entirely free from OPT.
um and all other violent Narcotics. 1t regulates
The system, and gives strength TO the weak and
nervous.
For sale at No 10 North Eighth street Phila.
dolphia-
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ss.t.g GIgIvE SALE OF
EsHI AL EST AT g.!

wv III. he offered Public Sale o THURSDAY.
w the 9Th cay Of March NEXT the premises, the
following described Real Estate, and all nPputcnanecs
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Seco.d-A Woollcn Factory. with 10

Power Looms, Double Breaker Condenser, Ile Jack and
machinery eoo order, for the manufacture of wool
len goods together with seven of ground,
small DVrIi.ng House
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Eirsf-One Merchant FIGURING Mill

three ri burs, and all the
good order for expeditions work. Also, connection,
OIL MILL, capable OF doing extensive business; at
iached ,h i of land, wiki good
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-09
AN AsLE-BoD,ED sEAm.s-A good story il

AN ABLE-BoDlED sEAMAs.-A good story is
told by Pratt, of the Baltimore Republican, about
stout athletic lump of chap, who, during the
! last war, enlisted on board one Of our men-of-war
as an a6ie.bodied seaman. The fellow was duly
entered on the ships book and was soon at sea.
The first rough weather that came, he was ordered
aloft, with the usual accompaniment OF hurry;
but he di Mt happen TO be in hurry a; that par
| ticular time. He looked alo(t, shrugged his
shoulders, and coolly answered the order of the
officer by saying, Mister, .ha' ut go up thar
Not 90 up, you rascal p No, sir I'm blow'd
if Pm going up thar to have my head broke with
them conhutements that s knockin' and swingin'
about, at least until every thing is quiet" Why,
you ubbery scoundrel, did nj you ship for an able
bodied seaman7 "Yes, l did; and l am an
able-bodied seaman "=..Yo GU are, are YOU tell
me what you mean by saying you are an able
bodied seaman, said the officer in rage. "Why,
| NEAR" says Bob, 81 can whip any man on
board :" This too much for the officer, and
too good to keep. He related it to the captain,
and the way the recruiting officer was quizzed dur
ing the remainder of the cruze, was fun all round
Bob, however, became an able-bodied seaman, In
fact; and proved it by whipping the whole ships
crew at Martinique
New-York daily tribune., 1843-01-09
IN CUANCERY.-Before the Vice

q cb,pcgu,r-The Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
- Richard Parker and wife, e el In pursuance OF de-
] ari.r OF ,s Court in he aboye entitled Cause
@ s,e aid al public auction, under ts direction Of thr
snscrir one OF Masters Of this Court by W. "a Frank
lin snctoreer az the Merchants Exchange, in the City Of
Ny1-York, III. I4h day Of January next al u oelcck
nonn OF that day:
All that cersafa lot aad parcel Of grauDd situate, lying
and being Ia the Secoad Ward Of the City OF New-fork,
and bounded follows Eas;ery n front by John west.
erIy ia e rear by ground atsy OF Nathaniel Prine
an3 James Thonpson GA The south side by ground lately
Of Michael Moore, the said Richard Parker, and on
r,ees Of the Corpora,cn of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in the Cy of NewYork containing in breadth in
front and rea. each tweny feet eight isches, and IL
,no,b on the north side rneysix feet ard the Sor.h sice
feet two inches, be said dimensions
.ess- WILLIAM :. CAsarnILl.
q. Il. Eowsg, Solicitor. Je&5 Saw:JI4