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VTNHE Celebrated Dr. Rush Compound Purifying
SYRUP OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AEGEr,-
pEhc exalted reputation attained by DR.. Rush, both
n private practice and Il Ply the American
Army, sufficient guaranty for the efficacy and useful
this truly invaluable medicine 1t prescribed
by him and other Physicians attached to the during
our glorious revolutionary struggle, and proved be
and unIIing for several OF the most preva
lent the time distressing complaints by
which, cur afflicted to-Nyt Affections of the 1iv
err Dyspepsia Indigestion, and all disorders arising
from impure of the blood. Under this latter
may be Observation-Disclosures crupons Of the skin,
Pimples on the face, SyplIc syrnptmos Scaly Erup
tons letters ami tngW orns White Swelling Scrofu
la and Mcrcural diseases.
1t is also most excellent remedy for Chronic Rheuma-
tisrn Infants Cholic and gencta affections of the bow
els in chil..re-or of which has any efecual cure
been provided, unless it be this purifying Medicine.
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NEW ERA N MEDICINE.

WHO WILL NOT TAKE FILLS. WHEN THEY
CAN BIZ. TAKEN WITH As MUCH EASE AS \
SUGAR PLu NIB!
DPIll@S for the prevention ana of diseases
lious intermittent. rcmttent inflannatory and
stomach. pain the sde breast back and shoulders
tvenes, inflammation of the lungs, bladder, intestnes,
stomach, throat, and air passages, reumatsm govt APP
popexy, para dysenery, hatuency, depressed spr-
its, pitaon of the heart
liability loss of appetite acidty general debility hyster
gddness and dmness of sght sick headache,
bes pmples the face, letter scrofiula gravel drops
IN the head and chest Syphilis colds coughs, ui-
GERS sores OF every Descriptions female complaints, sup
pressions and other complaints originating dsore red
stomach and impure blood.
These Pills certain to the root, the primary
of all those distressing naades, and applicable
all and forms of sickness from childhood to old
and be used with perfect safety by all under
particularly among delicate females, who
so frequently subject transient complaints, which
often render their health very prccarious.
The preferred superiority of these Pills is that they
prepared from the solid extracts Of fferb and R0ots
Their nature is to 'ceansc. pHFfy anil stfnotea, harm
less TO the constitution and death to disease.
Besides, they be taken by those who have the
delicate stomach, being tickly coated with Candy, and
therefore not the slightest taste of medicine perccpt
bic
Sold only in the West Or. Duncans office. $50 Syc-
aInore street where all orders must be directed
Price p cents single box These valuable Pills arc
for sale at the BOOK STORE.
Richmond Ia, Sept, 21s 1916.
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weight Of Green Corn on an Acre.

weight Of Green Corn Acre.
Grcat stories have been told Of tho amount Of
roots that havo boon grown on a single acre OF
ground; and some have supposed It incredible that
forty tons Of the yellow turnIP. or mangel wurtZle
could be grown OH an aero. But little cnlcula-
ton will show that forty tons Of green corn may
be produced in tho same space and we have no
doubt it has boon done.
Last week we had the curiosity to weigh ten
hills, in field, that stood side by side near
tho cen,ro Of tho nero. These weighed over one
hundred pounds though tho corn was Of our
common kind, raised for grain. The hills grow
Mt the usual distance from each other, ono pace;
this gavc us four thousand hills, four thousand
hills multiplied by ten gives forty thousand pounds
or twenty tons. But for cutting up green We
plant the horse tooth, Virginia corn, and this
moro than twice thick do whom we plant
TO ruise mature cars of corn; SO that any one may
it is possible and even easy, to grow forty tons
of green corn on an acre. He need only to weigh
a single hill to form n .oeraby correct judgment.
Six hundred bushels of potatoes have been
grown acre Of ground. AT seventy pounds
per brshel wo have twenty ono tons. -Four tons
Of hay, dry, have boon mado from ono acre; but
dry hay will not weigh moro than one fourth as
much tho grass will at tho timo of cutting
Sixteen tons of green fodder, in tho form Of grass
may therefore be grown acre of land.
We make these calculations that farmers mny
not deceive themselves on beng assured OF what
largo quantities inny be grow on ono aero for
fodder for cattle. 1t may be that corn Will give
moro in weight than my other vegetable, yet i,
will not follow that corn can prniitably be grown
for tho sole purpose Of using the stalks rs winter
fodder.-Mass. poughman.
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Guarding Chcrry.trces from Cold.

This tree is peculiarly liable while young but
moro especially when coming into bearing. TO DO
roughly handled by on. winters. The bark at
tho surface Of tho ground splits, and often the
trunk, embedding tho tree and sometimes destroy
ing it. The evil does not result from tho cold.
but from the action of bright suns upon the frozen
prepare them for winter by giving cheap cover
ing to tho trunks so that tho shall not strike
them. This may be dono by tying about then,
bass mating. long straw. corn-talks, or any sim
liar protection.-[ ldem.
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Es1gGgs:Gys EToEa and Brass
FOUNDRY,

ME undersigned still continue the Foundcrv hsi-
siness the town of llGge rstown, WaVne Ia.
and prepared fill all orders their line of
They Will make. TO order, all kinds ofNill Irons; d
ricty of Cooking. Ten and Scven-Platc, and Parlor
Stoves; " oods Patent, Hornings Peacock's, Sloop S
and Wisconsin Plougs, both Right and Lett-Handed.-
Also, first-rate article of Bark Mills; Hollow Ware
all kinds.
j. They have also made arrangements TO furnish of
superior workmanship, all kinds of Carding Machinery,
Power Looms, Threshng Machines of different kinds,
&c. &c.
They will keep for sale. assortment of Andirons,
Wagon Boxes. Collar Blocks, Plough Shares, Fan
Mill Irons, and all the variety of articles made in Foun-
deries.
BELLS of tone and material equal made in the
country, and all articles Brass and composition
the construction of machinery.
The above articles will be exchanged fair prices
Flax-Sced, Wheat, Horses and ali articles of approved
country produce:
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Preparing Cuttings in the Fall.

Cuttings of tho currant. gooscbrry, and grnre
Leaf, plunged into moist sand ,wo-thirds of their
length, and placed in collar. If nature is as
prcpitious to others she has been TO US, tho
cuttings will DO found in the spring with the
granuotons completed at tho lower end, and the
roots just ready to push and on being planted out,
they grow of Immediately, forming during tho
season well established plon,s-[Idcn.
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s, r.. IIEEgH gG OLE,

MANUFACTURER of Coaches. Barouches Friends
IVA Carryalls, York Wagons, Phutons, Buggies. &c.
Also, superior article of Coach Cabinet, and Japan
NARNIsH. manufactured in Philadelphia, by whose
knowledge of the art places him without rival. W ar
ranted not TO crack
AIso-Carriage Trimmings of every description, such
as Laces Cloth, silver Hub Bands, Door Handles. Lamps,
Lock and Hinges. Riggs. &c; all of which Will be fur
nshed at lowest Cash price Persons distance
be accommodated BY dropping line the subscriber,
Main opposite Mr. GiIberts Hotel Richmond, Ia.
June IL. lci5. - III IL
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Doctor Walter L. WanostrotchtZ's
.-o,c,>ic PHI, for Pennies.

This Pill by the experience OF has been proved
to be the me plus ultra of medical preparations The
celebrated himself cured 10000 of
suppressed sickness and other diseases IN
cident females, having used them to the exclusion OF
every other remedy for such Diseases during continued
practice nearly 30 years without solitary instance OF
failure when used according to the directions They
were first introduced this continent in le19 by Dr.
Thomas Phillips, of Newburgh, New York, he havng
formula for preparing them from Dr. :" amos
trochtz They have since then been used very
uvey OF the eastern States, and
he proprietor thoroughly satisfied of their virtue
hat fcarlessiy challenges the world to produce med
cine in any that will prove superior in relieving the
affections of suffering
l5,The Sarsaparilla and Pills for sale at the
RICHMOND BOOK STORE
Juue H. 1915 ly
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Light and CLEANLINESS.

+ LIGHT you want. just come 10
Such CANDLES I'll supply
That al better be,
Or nicer the eve.
So hurry and bring the Cash
Come one, come ALI. together:
CooI goods you'll get, not common trash,
They'll stand IN any weather.
Hard, white and sweet what ask more
Come on and crowd my Factory door.
y our clothes, Your faces, hands, and feet,
Much washing will require,
To Keep you healthy, clean and sweet
Then, too, for SOAP enquire;
Both hard and sot-botl strong and good,
| make of every kind;
Bring on your cAsil--your TR,DE-your WOOD,
I'll suit you your mind!
SoAP-fiitEASE and ASHES, too, | won't refuse,
But gladly take what quantity you choose
GEORGE WILSON.
a5=Grateful for favors past he hopes for
Richmond, Sept 81 leI5--39t. G w
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RHEUMATISM CfouT. TIC DouLorREry.-A respecta
bic gentleman called Office. he said to inform
that he had been afflicted for fifteen with Rheu-
rnatiSin Cou and occasionally with Tic Doulcureux
he has been frequently confined to his room for
months together and often suffered the most intense and
excruciang pains, but that lately he had been using Dr.
JAYNE's ALTERNATIVE, from which he found the most sig
nal and unexpected relief He says he found the med
cine pleasant and effective, and that he consid
himself thoroughly cured.-[Spirit Of the Times
PIIEs-Fialf the of Piles caused by the irr
tation of small JAySE's NERNIFUGE cures all such
cases by removing the WORMS and iIaarting healthy
tone o the bowels.
J37Both of the above medicines for sale at
REEDS, DRUG STORE
Richmond, October %, 1915.
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<RISES of every variety and of the most approved
i models; a fresh stock just received, at
june a5 1915 26-u REEDS
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T.EaTEE1

Ihev will also keep sale variety Of Eastern and
Country TANNED Sole and Upper Leather, Calf Skins,
Harness and Bride Leather; which viii be exchanged
Hides. Skins, and Taow They will sell Leather At cash
prices. Virgins & RODGERS
Hagerstown, June IL, 1915. 80 in '44tf
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NARNISHES--S. R. Lppineott. has just received.
from Philadelphia. superior article OF Pale Coach
Body Narnish together with Cabinet and Japan Narnis
also, lot Of fashionable Carriage Trimmings low for
cash. Richmond June II. ISIS. 1871
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TEMPLES AMERICAN LINlNENT.

TEMPLES AMERICAN LINiNENT,
The CHEIPEST and uadouJtedly the BEST Of all
Liaimcns befofe the public:
MO better general application can be made, when
y applied according TO directions for the CURE Of
Burns, Bruises. Sprains, Calls, Swell
lings, Piles. ChIbIains. Frosted feet,
Cuts, Poll-Eyil, Fis:ula, Sweeney,
Pain in the Breast, Cholic, Scratch
es, Scrofula, obstinate old Sores,
Rheumatic complaints. &c. &c.
Numerous testimonials of its efficacy be seen,
wherever the article : for sale.
For sale at the Book Store, by J. y" Gilbert and a.
Earnest in Richmond, and by merchants generally tEro
out the Western country.
July 9Th, 1c43- 21u
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cMITH-s LININENT.-SureSt remedy

SMITH'S LININENT-Surest remedy for the
- of Sweeney, Poil-kyil. fistula. Strains. Bruises
Scratches. Big Head. &c that discovered
Also the human flesh il exces in the OF Rheu-
matte Pains Swelling the Glands Throat Ring
w orms letter. Frosted Feet, &c
Each genuine bottle Is stamped "Smith's Linment'
and signed Denny * Minor, sole Propriesors None
ers genuine DENNY & MINOR. Eaton, o.
The above Linment for sale at the Drug Store Of
IREED x BROTHER.
Richmond, June II, 1e45. ltf
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IAN EXTRAORDINARY CURE.
+ From lanes VI Turner Esn late of III.

From James ". Turner ESQ., late of the L. S. Navy.l
have been afflicted several years with Il weakness n
my breast costyeness and difficulty of breathing. ! was
lately than troubled though had taken many
prescribed remedies. Through the advice frie nd
procured DR. Smith $ Patent Sugarcd Pills. which used,
they have not only relieved but cured complaints.
Nv wife has also used them with the happy effects.
| believe them the best medicine in the world.
JAMES NJ. TURNER, 5sI Greenwich ST, n Y
Refers o the Hon. Slas Wright, e. S. Senate.
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From the Deputy Sheriff of New York.
Or. Smiths "Sugared Indian Vegetable Pills have
been used III the Eldldgc street Debtors Prison, with
satisfaction. | have heard "A ned cins
spoken OF with interest by the sick who have take
these Pills.
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WHO WILL NOT TAKE PILLS. WHEN THEY
CAN BIZ TAKEN WITH As MUCH EASE AS !
SUGAR PLi NIB?
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rFrom a lady well known in New Yo

have been troubled for years with dizziness and pail
in the head, attended with depression, dnncss sight
&c. which have been entirely cured by DIR. Smith
'Sugared Indian Vegetable Pills. prize this mcdicin
above all others.
SARAH DOUGLASS
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UNION.
n WOODWARD d J. +. KING, haying
UNION

N WOODWARD a J. r. KING, having anita.
~. into eopartnership under the name of Noon
WARD & KING, intend carrying on The sio,.
CRATE, tin, copper, and sheet-iron mandatory n
connexion with a general assortment Of hardy,,a
Of every description and quality, which we will y.
cheaper than any other store in the country NJ,
intend to do a cash busness--buy for cash sell q,
cash, make small profits, and quick returns, w.
have made arrangements with northern manuf.
turers, that we can sell American nanufactnrsd
articles at least Is 30 per cheaper than ho,s
who buy Of their agents. What foreign articles NJ
sell, we shall import direct from Europe; theretors
in those will attempt TO sell for less than we a.
Building materials and will sell cheaper thar
any other store on the globe. II person wisLe,
TO save one hundred dollars in building n house i,
him give us call. We have just received l0N
kegs Of first quality nails, which we will sell a, A
cents Carpenters will do well TO give us cali
whether they wish to buy or not, Just to see how
much cheaper and better they can buy their good,
of us, than they can of those old hardware storsS
where the occupants have grown rich and indepen
dent. Ii is no trouble 10 US to show our goods Inn
pleasure; for we intend to accommodate every ono
so that no person shall so out Of our store sorry
that he gave us a call We shat designate our
store by the name Of American Hardware Store
not to infer that we do not keep foreign goods be-
cause we shall keep all kinds but because we lke
the name, and intend TO encourage our own country
manufactures. Most of the articles MANUFACTURED in
this country superior to any foreign articles and
what is more desirable, at this time they can he
bought without the addition of duty of 30 per
cent. Merchants will find it to their ADVANTAGE IA
buy of u.s. as we will make liberal discount to those
who buy to sell again. Call at the American Hard.
ware Store, between 10th and Ilth streets Pennsyl
vania avenue, and save one-ihird Of your money.
WOODWARD e. KING,
al,
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'Moniteur, 1873, p. 1879.
tIdem. 1913. 900.
tidem. 1874, p. 50.
U,RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROP


Il ERTY.-By virtue Of deed of trust from
Matthias LETTERS and others to me, dated 18th July
1912, and recorded in liber w b. No Sc, folios SIS,
Sc, 81 So, SO, and 60, Of the land records of the
county of Washington ID. c., will offer at auction,
in front Of the premises, in the city Of Washington
on Wednesday, the Odd Of July instant, at o'clock,
p m all the west half part of lot No. s. in square
Of said city, with the two-story brick dwelling and
other improvements thereon,
Terms Of sale are--one-sixth of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash, and the residue in ten
equal halfy yearly payments, with interest from the
day of SALE to be secured by approved notes and
lien the property; and full payment of the pur-
chase money and interest," will execute to the pur-
chaser at his cost valid deed ofconveyance Of the
premises with all the title therein, believed to be
undoubted, vested in me by said deed of trust.
If the terms of sale be not complied with in three
days. reserve the right to resell the premises at
auction for cash, any credit after three days
advertisement in any convenient newspaper pub
lished in the city of Washington, at the risk and
cost Of the first purchaser.
JOHN KURTZ, Trustee.
II. w. DYER & CO.,
July l-2awts Auctioneers.
I5eThe sale Of the above property is postponed
till Wednesday, the Goth day of August next, same
hour and place, by order Of the trustee.
II. w. DYER & co.
July 1875 Auctioneers.
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From our regular correspondent
CoPPER HARBoR, LAKE SUPERIOR,

July Is lS45.
Having chartered a Macknac boat at the Sauli
St Marie, and stored away our luggage, tents, pro-
visions, with general camp euuipage &C. taking
on board six abe-bodicd poyage,us consisting OF
four descendants of Canadian French, and two half
breed Indians, Zone of whom acted as our pilot we
set Off on the 4th Of July, at about H. a. M, to
coast il up the southern shore of Lake SUPERIOR TO
Copper Harbor-a distance, by the way were TO
travel, of over $50 miles.
The heat of the sun, combined with the attacks OF
mosquitoes at night, annoyed us very much at first.
have seen what mosquitoes are in many other
parts of the world; but never found them more
abundant and troublesome than at some points on
Lake Superior.
II took us eleven days voyagng to reach this
place, travelling all day when the weather was ia
vorable, and lying by when it became stormy, with
strong head winds. At night we camped on shore,
and generally rose every morning between three and
four o'clock, being undsr way on the water as
soon as it was light enough TO see In voyaging in
this way, we had better opportunity to view the
country as we passed along, many portions of
which were full of interes,--such as the Grand
Sable, the Pictured Rocks &c. The former are i'm
mense cliffs, rising to the height of two hundred feet
above the level of the lake. being composed Of pure
sand, and reaching about six miles IN length along
the lake Shore with its front aspect almost perpen-
dicuar IL is said, the sand Of which they are
formed maintains its perpendicularity by reason of
the moisture which il derives from the vapor of the
lake. The submits contain no vegetation, save
here and there solitary shrub or bush, The rest
of this high, bold, and solemn mass stretches out,
in silent and naked grandeur, beneath the horizon,
forming picture Of desolate sublimity. We passed
il late IN the afternoon, during bright and clear
sky, when the sun had just begun to hide himself
behind its huge masses.
have never travelled on a sheet Of water where
the effect of mirage is so frequently witnessed as on
Lake Superior. For instance early on Sunday
morning. the 9th Of July, after leaving our en-
campment, near White Fish Point, the morning be-
ing slightly foggy, we saw distinctly the Grand
Sable, which must have been fifty miles in advance
Of us, with intervening points of land Witnessed
a similar instance Of mirage when coming through
Lake Huron. Early one morning, distinctly saw
Drummond's island, which the officers Of the boat
assured me was rightly miles ef!
have never seen atmosphere through which
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A NNEXATIoN.--Having taken in pOrtD,, !.
IA business, IL is important that should setrs ~
my old business; therefore, all persons HAVING =
counts with me, will please call and settle them !.
soon as possible. In leaving my old business, nv
ments for their liberal palronage and trust bf,,
viii continue the same TO the new firm, who NJ,
carry on the stove, CRATE, tin, copper, and sheetraa
mandatory, IN connexi0n with a general asso,,
ment Of American and imported hardware nv.
partner, Mr.. J. Il. King, having spent four or H.,
months in visiting the New England manuiae,o,i.'
has made arrangements so that We can &c, Amen.
er than any other store this side Of New York ~
as we shall import our own goods | do not in,erj
,hatany one shall compete with US in the hard War
business
July 29-3t G. WOODWARD
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,
WASHINGTON INV % 1874

T1IS department, according to the late law in re-
Il laion to postage, is now chargeable with post
age all letters, packages, other matter received
through the mail The expense for that object is
necessarily great. II is much increased by the
charge for postage on newspapers sent to the de-
partmcnt without orders. The transmission of such
papers may, it is presumed, be attributed to the
courtesy OF the publishers; but, whilst the depart
ment duly appreciates their Kindness il feels itself
obliged to request that newspapers may not be adj
dressed to il, unless by its direction.
July 22-3t
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUG

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUG.
TI0N.-0n Wednesday, the 30th instant, al
hafpast o'clock p. m, shall sell, on the prem
lses, the western part Of Lot No 10, in Square 469
fronting 25 feet on < street, between 5th and 9Th
Streets and running back 100 feet 81 inches. This
lot Is very desrebly located for private residence
and Is well worth the attention OF persons wishing
to build.
Terms OF sale; One-fourth cash; the balance in
equal payments Of s, I2, and ls months. for notes
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
ROBERT w. DYER & CO.,
July 2l--eodSds Auc,oneers.
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July 29-tf
----------------
REDUCTION OF PRICES.

~ KING, having bought out his partner, will
~. continue in the lace business. have made
arrangements so that can sell lace goods at leas,
10 per cent. cheaper than ]. T. g. c.. King have
done have reduced the prices Of the goods in the
store about one-third, and am determined to sell
goods lower than any other store in existence
Ladies will do well to call, as we will sell uncon,.
monty cheap, to make room for new goods,
July 29-3t C. KING
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Dissolution OF COPARTNRRsHIP

r T.& c. KING, by mutual consent, have hi,
-. day dissolved copartnershp An accounts
against the firm will be settled by G.. King, Who
has bought out the concern, and will conli1ue in Il.
business. All persons having accounts with tie
firm, will call and settle them soon as possible
Our customers will accept our warmest thanks
for their liberal patronage.
1T. & C. KING
July Of
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MOST SPLENDID
$4,000 L-25, 000!!--Sl5,OOO!!!
GRAND ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.

Class A, for lS45.
To be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday
9th of September, 1916.
rs number lottery-13 drawn ballots.
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at your humble servant--he cannot fairly land pre-
sumo will not refuse spread my views OF ms de-
fence before his readers, as you have spreau "S
views Of my letters before your readers
Yours, truly.