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THE HOUR IS AT HAND
Delay no Time.

TIE following convince all those who suffering
from the first pfenooitory Of disease lending
Pulmonary CoBst47sp taon that should in
procuring mat which Will save, and pfoong e for
MouSr VERNON. May 2sth, I544.
Dr.. D1ncan--Dear Sit Having mad oceason to wtnes
the effect Of DR.. Duneans Expecturan remedy Mr. Eli
Young the Of Pulmonary Consuinp tion, feel my
duty to make brief statement order
aay be afflicted with the plant may be bens-
fitted BY remedy.
He vas attacked with inflammation left loo. Of
the lungs III March -. attended evh pain. great
difficulty Of breathing. and cough which proceeded
rapidly 10 supparatlen and Notwithstanding
application of the best authors
The eompiaia' in few Gays, began 10 exhibit evident
sym ptom. Of liberation
In Distressing sage Of The complaint had recourse
to DE-. Dancans Exqectorsnt Remedy Consumption,
which had the effect OF checking disease Immediately,
and days pain ceased, the breathing
free and eogh LEFT him, and the
subsidized IN. Of which using
OF the medicine he has recovered health
essorsd to his family ami friends. J. UPSON, NJ. D.
10 hesecy certify ,ru. statement, f
my far comes wiihn my knowledge. +. YoUso
The case of Mr. Young, also known by many person.
of Mt |erson- Those wishing any further
OF the wonderful efficacy of DR. Duncan's Ex-
pecoran. Remedy requested call upon tie following
persons:
g. A. Jones. Nj. Vernon, Jno. Hamer, do.
Samuel Israel. d.. Amo. HIpsey. Morris tp :,
john Ross, Pike tp. "m. Findiey. do.
Agents generally nearly every County Town the Z
States
fr supply of the above Expetoran, Remedy. just
received at the RICHMOND BOOK STORE.
May Il, 1913 GrSl per battle.
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B. A. Fahneslock & Co.'S. Evc-Wa.er,
B. 4. Fahnestock' Vermifuge-a GER
tain Cure for Worms.

las met With a hitherto unparalleled
VuNfiE Proprietor has made point the
IL result OF IT'S such his
knowledge and observation during years
ne invariably found produce the
nor untreqnenty after nearly all The ordinary prepaa
recommended for worms had been previously
without any permanent advantage This fact
the Of
persons different the country,
ey Calling on the FoFretoTs their authorized
should induce families always keep a vial p.rpa-
ration IN their possession 1t mild operation,
may be administered with perfect safety the most DELI
cate infant Price 2Jcts. per Vial.
For sale a the BOOK TORE, and J X DIGDAIE-S
Richmond. Eov. -, Ieil DIV
Also.--AtJ. H. Bowen's, IIuntaviIle. II. S,annah Ea
ION J. Bloun,, &Co. West Alexandria John W Lei
wick Dublin
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A DIV E II IT'S E NJ len T S.

Terms Of Advertising. ..ONE DoLLAR per square for
three insertions, and TwENrYFIvE CENTS eacn ad-
dtiona nsertion.-TEN LINES the occupied BY
25O ems, counted nothing counted less
square; all square, and less than a square
half TO be counted square and a ha-Per square
three months, THREE DoLLARs for SIX Dol
LARS, TEN DoLLARs per annum squares FIFTEEN
DoLLARs AND FIFTY CENTS per annum; squares
Twenty DOLLARS per annum. Merchants, Druggists,
and others, advertising by the year, will charged
column of 1000 ms, $500
of column, $4,000; for half column, $500:
quarter of column, 250OA deduction 20 per cent,
will be made advertisements longer ,han quarter
column, inserted by the half year year, and not
sered Chancery notices and petitions fo, divorces
be paid invariably advance Advertisements com pg
from abroad, be accompanied with the cash.
ordered for publ cation by a brother publisher.
N B. No Advertisement will be discontinued until
paid uness the option of the
Eng cement publishers and advertiser.
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Doctor Walter z. WanOSfrOfchfe'

THIS pill, by the experience Of years has proved
be the me plus ultra OF medical Preparations The
oraied inventor himself cured $4,000 sup
pressed sickness and
TO females. having used them, the exclusion
other remedy for such diseases, during practice
OF nearly 81 withou, solitary instance of failure
when used according directions They
troduced this in 1919. DR. Thomas Phillips
of New burgh. New York he having obtained
for preparing them from Dr.. Wanosuotchtz himself
They have since then been used extensively
most OF the States and the ihroagn
satisfied of that fearessy challenges
world to produce . medicine any form prove
superior in relieving the Affections Of suffering
fsr sale At the BOOK STORE.
January "a, l545. 4iy
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and Death! Death

Listen then to the warning fhe tina YOU behold 'aily and
guard yafse tom The very h p5cnon"n'v seed
of Consumption II CID, Cough Of the Throat
and Broncii. Influenza, Sp,fnso B!ood, Bronct ,hs
Stortnes. difficulty 81 Bfc1M'ng Cf.0Ikae rGtnag
Of Iiegnt and rtt1ted matter, pm he Breast, sc SC
These the first percepbie foot prints Of Coasnipo's
and should jiar'y attended t. BEFORE IF BE
TOO LATE When disease . permitted by suclda!
gec knit - deIructge thread JJn Tho
LIZ, aet.1r az n
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nary Affections.
In the whole catalogue OF remedies for Pulmonary
tiohs there IS not one universally known and
tues have been thoroughly tested TAR, every
knows that iar~ater and ;ar purgations among
most common remedies for colds coughs, confirm
this opinion SO prevalent amongst people
cine. The celebrated Dr.. Buchan. England, mas en-
pioyed it successfully for years Dr. Ctchton,
Physican OF feserbn'sh highly recommends
IN which Tar IS principally employed, but il is
~ 90 dwell this subject, fact expaia,e
the of this medicine. II remarked
that this she result
and abored experiment, practice,
thermore. that embodied remedies employed
by the celebrated D. Cooper, who, during twelve
extensive practice in which he treated
cases OF Consumption did lose single patient,
may be seen reference statement
l'shed by him shoE, time IL being generally
derstood and admitted that Consumption,
s without equal in the si OF known substances
briefly call attention ;e tina, Live,os, other
chief ingredient in this preparation is known equally
relieving the primary and miider
pulmonary disease and in conclusion added iha
skill preparing
OF this medicine make concentrated possible BY
only the medicinal of the
diehts and the proportions been com
position effected with sifics reference chemica!
qualities.
A. L. SCOFILLE, southeast Of Fifth Race SIS
SOLE AGENT WEsr.
fEYSod also the BOOK STORE
Jan "a. lc4l. fAchmond. la
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ELkHORN FACTORY.

ME undersigned, having purchased the above Factory,
u formerly owned by Daniel Clark, and nvins put
IN complete repair. ready CARD WOOL,
and FULL and DRESS CLOTH in maj inner and
upon short notice They will also, a short time. b.
prepared TO all kinds Of goods order They
will purchase quantity of WOOL highest as.
he, price. payable in Goods the Factory. DRY
Goods and Groceries. &c. They would prefer Wool sha.
washed
Their low. and they hope. from their long
perence and their business and 70.
ceive a snare of patronage.
NIXON 4 WILCOX.
April 18th. 1645. I6I
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Clds. Coughs, Splitting of Blood. Bron-
GIFTS, difficulty of breathing. Asthma
Pan in the Side, Brcast and Chest,
Whipping Cough, Group, and all
other diseases of the Liver and
Lungs.
:" 81 know fact, carefully ns'ertHne3 froa' ;r o'ils
ana records 81 nofay throughout lAe United states
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LII c Y LIE E.

One by gone morn, as village bells
Rang bright DER stream and lea,
Young Walter breathed a sad farewell
TO lovely Lucy Leo.
A glossy ringles next his heart.
He braves the stormy sea,
The melting sish-,he fearful ego,
Remain with Lucy Lee.
Oh! poor Lucy Lee,
On. poor Lucy Leo
The melting sigh--the fearful eye,
Remain with Lucy Lee.
And gone are years Of hopes and fears;
From Walter Ger the sea.
No tidings came fan the flame,
The ligh, Of Lucy Lee.
The flower with perfume scents the heath,
Though whitening it may be;
So gently pa.s'd the wasted breath.
or lovely Lucy Lee.
Oh: poor Lucy Leo,
Oh! poor Lucy Lee
So gently pass'd the wasted breath,
OF louely Lucy Lee.
How sadly tolls the village bell,
Though bush, ana flower, and tree
Bloom gladly for.h--yet every kneH
Nouns lovely Lucy Leo
stranger joined that fearful train
Young Walters crossed the sea:
Beside her tomb-on true loves DOOM
lie weep. for Lucy Leo.
Oh. poor Lucy Lee,
Oh. poor Luey Lee
Beside her ,omb--ofr true loves doom
He weeps for Lucy Lee
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HOTEL,
Corner Of N in n ~ Rion seveets
RICHMOND. INDIANA

RICHMOND INDIANA.
TIME undersigned respectfully inosms his frisnds and
the public, he has rented this favofsbly veil.
HOTEL. AMI 10 determined spare no pains NO,
expense giving general satisfaction. The comfort a
the Traveller shall be his Psrmsssse -
having been made the building q Tavern ho,
well his ncinasos would isdsee Aia
make il equal house the road. He kspss
sueh satisfaction that shall 60 away d6sssssA
Prices suited 20 the siass. x. DR0O810G
Argue. 2, ls44. ~
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b. A. Fahnestock,s ANrI-BI.

Have stood the e six
has proved them J, be a and valuab anu eAPe''e
termitent Kemiitent, and Bilious Fever III a.
ious Cboc, Indigestion. Dropsy, Dysen,erpp "
things, Colds. and all complaints of inAa2 "
Tho complete and uni "'y
been given by these Pills, ali who have once th,en nus
renders the publishing of the ceItihcates
favor, unnecessary To prevent counterlei,ng, * 49,
put up in red XvIogra phic wrapper PM. IS ave
for Box conta ming thirty Pills. nv
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B. A. Fahncstock's LIQUID OPODELDOC.

This Liquid OPode'dec differs entirely from the common
opofeidoc IL warm and alternating. ard viii Re
peculiarly .e,vico!e liz Rheumatic and Gou.y affections
Bruises. &c. l, may also applied for sudden
Ioothache burns and scalds, the ska, "a M,
ofoken pinches and wounds under the III De spee
relieved by il. Price p cents per Vial.
Fahnestock & cos Pneumonia, or Cough RaIsam
This preparation has proved itself ve.v s,e,, ..
fcacy the Of obstinate Coughs. Colds. s;h,na
Whooring Cough Splitting of Blood and pne
affections; AM the prnpretor feel
ding sale and efu medicine, prepared
show of indisputabie authority
its value. IL is pleasant taste. offered low
price as To place il within the reach OF every person
There pe1ap but few Cough preparations,
produce SUCH Gee ded effects in short Pfice %
cents per vial.
3. A. Fahnestock & CO.. 8 Cough Lozepgos,
Possesses all the cough .yp. and being
composed Of vegetable
very convenient the pocket, while not
liable by freezing,
the above Lozenges pleasant the Price 25
3. A. Fahnestock & Cos. Eyc-Water,
For tie Of inflammation, Of Tie Eues
This EyeWater has proved itself be a valuable ,eue.
DIV diseases of tho Ewes arising pro-
duced from sand, dust and
vapors-exPosuTe TO intense blow-sudden changes
OF tempefsiare-coi ds-ahsosption of scrofous,
and other virucnt also the
ct and other levers Price IS per
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no, an n...ne. ha. COM the Bowel complaint while
have failed They will cert our knowledge IN "hIeh '.
morbid i.ritabty of the bavy mn" specify a.tns ~
spira ton, and a short time cufes'''e 'ie ~
OF Darrh9a, Chronic Dysentery,he "o9' ','e''' a-
Psice % per box. haoi'oa' '0osehe'7'-
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newspaper. The name Of the author does appea
he copy before me:
THE WORLD WE HAVE NOT SEEN.
There is a world we have no, seen.
Which Time shall dare destroy,
Where moral footsteps ha III not been.
Nor hs III heard lis sound of JOY.
There is a region. lovlier far
Than sages tell or poets sing,
Brighter than summer beauties are.
And fairer than the tin,s Of spring.
There is a world-and o how besi,
Fairer than psophe, ever told,
And never did angel guest
One half its blessedness fold.
II is oil lovely and serene.
The land o: glory and repose.
And there, 10 dim the radian, scene,
The tear Of sorrow never flows.
l, is not fann'd by summer gale,
'Tis not refreshed by vernal show'rs,
II never needs tie moonbeams pale.
For there are known evening hours.
Motor this world is bright,
With pure radiance all its own,
The foods of uncrea,cd light
Flow round il from tho Almighty's throne.
There forms that nortais may sec,
Too glorious for the eye trace.
And clad in peerless ajes,y,
Move wi tn unut cradle grace.
In vain the philosophc eye
May seek to view ,h fair abode,
Or Ind it in the cursained sky
IT Is TIE DWELLING PLACE OF Cop!
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But truce 10 these pleasing recollec sons, till grea,s
sure, 1t another season, nyi ties to record them.

Grin the prosecution of this publicasion,1 shall
thankful for from qualified writers. provided
thought worthy Of il, In third No. unfoIded the
design of The Rastie and have since sufficiently
psed the in which twill DO conducted But il
will by be confined exclusively subject
series of subec,s-Any eommunca ton addressed. post
paid Ptaeson Codtper, Esq, the of " Sea-
ton, Cenueviile. Wayne county, Indiana, will. mme-
datey upon coming hand, receive such attention
il be thought deserve aud if written upon sub
useful and interesting mo matter wha) will be very
acceptable.
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POOR LUCY LEE.

The air of Lucy Neal is of the finest rsfrans
that has emana,ed from Ethiopian lads pop
uar present. The original WORDS however,
aetIy suited to the drawing therefore publish for
the benefit of the Ladies' the verses written by
j. II. McMichael, and published in tJatcLez Free
Trader,
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The patient for the fret time probably be willing be
ened about his life. when all probability ne IL be-
the hop- Of the most skilf Pnysjcan medicinal
aid. MAY these facts awaken all no may be afflicted
tisease iea1 be IF Pulmonary character
That Should lost procuring itat h5n famed
Medicine,
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DIR. ROGEHs' COMPOUND SYRUP OF
LlVerWOrt and Ear.

\ safe and certain cure for Consumption Of the
Lungs, Splitting Of Blood. Coughs. Colds,
Asthma, Pain in the Side, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough and all PuIno-
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Messrs Edi,ors-You v i'll obiise BY publishing tn
following beautiful which take from oil
newspaper. The Of the author does appear o
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08
isAASaiiNa.nLKsA.

Per steamboat Creole from New Observation-Disclosures
Harvey, Dean. Byrnes and SON, Womack, Capts Crane
LAihrop, Misses Avery Bogar, Waring. Ma Tin ones
Billiard, Coulter, Oliver Lucas Crenshaw. Auze Hall,
David Hubert, Levi, IouberI, Carmelch Harris David
son, Anderson Brown, Butler, Jordan-9 on deck.
Per steamboat New Era m NIenna-BuOck and fam
lily, Mrs Jordan and family Messs Rouse, Bacon Earl.
w Earl, Sedham, Jones. Ward, Clark, Oden, Harris
Manning. Viglers, Bird, Lucas KrantI, Jennings Nc
LELAND woodward
Per steamboat Alabama FIN Tuscaloosa-Mrs Wilson
md children. Miss Griffin, Messrs Smith, ChHpron Ell
lis NJ Thomps0A. Newberg. GAdsby, Bell, Mayherrv.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

A CHARcK ron Adventure Lieut. Fremont
is now at ST. Louis, organizing anexparing compa-
ny of young men to forn expedition TO the wa
iers Of The Pacific. lla desires none but young men
OF inte gence and good character The expedition
will as for three years lis operations will pro
bably extend from the Black Hills 10 the Western
Ocean, and from California to the Northern limits Of
Oregon Those Who have tasie for danger aud
btI Id daring adventure NAV now have a chance.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

BU-A correspondence between IA Committee of the
democratic citizens of Lawrence county and the Hon.
DAVID HUBBARD Of that county, who was nom ma
ted here last fall, as candidate for Governor. has
been published Mr.. Hubbard was asked as to his
present position. He ans wers in substance that pub
lie opinion in North Alabama hns declared in favor
OF NAT. TERRY of Limestone, and that he (sir. II }
intends TO show his gratitude to his democratic
ne ghbors for their kindness TO him, by "supporting
LII man of the cI,oicer
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08
EnNRlGNur 49,

Per steamboat Creole from New Orleans-J II Huber;
Bank OF Mobiles w Dorrance; Eos ter Baltee; Nal
Tory Il Ross; @ Wood; Oh amber lain; J Cunning
hami Rugeey, Maun co; Smith, Dahney Il co; VII.
son May; Fry, Bliss " co.. Stiles d co; Leavens "
Malone; Cook Il CO; VIM W Barkenell; VIM Calvert;
Albert Prentice Lesesnei Ogdeni Mrs Swain;
Daniels Il Brady; Desha, smith d COS Marshall, Rowe
& COZ IL HUBER E Hoverton Goldsmith Il Huber, Jos
Cements; Levy; ID S Bal.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08
BOARDING school. Sing sing, NeHy-TorL.

MARLBokoUGH CHURCHILL, PRINCIPAL
TINE SUMNER SESSION Of .his Institution
Il commences on "Wednesday. the 30ih April. The
remai kae healthiness Of the location, ats pT.x unity
the city Of NJ York being distant less Than three
hours sail, the convenient and coInfors arrange
Of the building present advantages possessed
by few institutions. The Principal n graduate of
the United States Military Academy. At West Point,
and while instrucling principally in the ,na,hema.i
cal department, maintains strict personal sprrvi
sion all the others. As healthy recreation end
an Improvement the carriage Of .he pupils. they
are regularly exercised in the Infantry Drill :
The terms are $3.50 per annuu. wh,ch includes
instruction IN French. Pupils to furnish the usual
ARTICLES they will be furnshed at smaflexpense.
For the o her modern langus ges, music, drawing
books and stationary, an extra charge il made.
The Principal refers particularly 10 The following
gentlemen some Of the patrons Of the instiiutidn:
Chas, King, Esq, Hon. r. F. Buiier, William
Barnewal, Esq, Jas. Smith, Esq, CIsriesI Knes-
land, ESQ.,, Isaac q ibson. ESQ.,, Cornelius Dubois.
j, Esq Col. J. b. Wood, Of New Y ork; N Lea
wentworth, ESQ.,, of EIizabe,how'n. N u, General
= Van Rensselaer,, of lbany, N. " ;ilsol"neiJ 8:
Mcintosh. of The w. s.. Army; Hon.. Charles A..
W,ckliffe. Of Kentucky; Arch'd Oracle, ESD WIN.
r. HalIe,., Esq. John BIoodgood, ESQ.,. of Mobile,
Alabama. ."fU .io gIesa epl0 liz
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

Per steamboat Alabam fun TuscaIoosa-B Font aine
d Son bales; Tart, Stewart co 2I;A Ltdyard 4
co ~ Foomer, Gay co 10; Harris, Clayton Il co 8.
Per steamboat New Era FIN VrnuH-- upert II hlcLeI-
land 81 hales Tonmer, Gay co b; Desha, Smith co
a; Leds ard * co lO Leavens ~ Malone g; Boyd d
5,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

LAST Likeness OF GIN. JAtKsoN.-Mes.,,
Anthony, Edwards n Co, Of New York, received
on Tie 10Th ut, intelligence from their partner in
nashville, that he had succeeded in taking yer,
eAc,hent daguerreolype of Gen. jackson. This i
PRIMARILY tue last, the ex. President is evident,
near MS end Mr. Anthony wen; 10 Tennessee ex,
p,9ssy Tor TINS purpose, fund the General confined
W, "e IT.. "nn was obigad TO remain q week in
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

THE VALUE OF THE CALFoRHIAs TO THE
UNITED STATEs.-Whilsi il is not our policy Ia
acquire territory for the mere purposes ofnatona
glory, il does fall egimaiely within the great objects
of republi.ansm To extend the of freedom, and
dfuse the blessings OF liberty and of peace. This
noble purpose, however, is TO be accomplished by
peaceable means, and with the voluntary consent OF
the inhabitants of the acquired territory When such
acquisitions lie thus made of contiguous territory
WI Ich is essential national defence, the policy
becomes obi a,nrv upon Upon these principles
the annex tion of Texas MI only usiifabe, hut
absolutely necessary for national safety and upon
the ZANE great Considerations, the QUESTION the
CALIFORNIA; will b. conc The republican policy Of our
Government To this poist events are nov rapid,
tend ng, and sooner later will become the great
quest of the times.
few facts well established viii present the i'm.
portance of this subject in its true light.
The only important harbors Tor vessels from
Cape Horn Ia the mouth of the Columbia river are
the bays Of San Dago and San Francisco. The
British Government is well apprised of the value
of these harbors in the ma, cation Of the Pacific
ocean, that she has caused them both to be sounded
at great expense. She has had the whole coast sur.
yeyed by cruisers. In lS40 she made overIures To
Mexico for the CALIFORNIA;, and there is scarcely any
doubt but that her negotiations have been constantly
with AN eye to the possession, n she has
not already obtained "A mortgage them ntem-
nifty for the debt of Mexico.
We need not rop 10 discuss the question, whether
out CohhitfCt Coulu ne safiy pros
ecuted the Pacific, # the CALIFORNIA; with their
harbors were IN the possession of Great Britain. We
sought the acquisition of Texas in order to secure to
curse Ives the command of the Gulf of Mexco-and
II is more imp0r tan' probably thai should acquire
The CALIFORNIA; order to the harbors before
referred to in the prosecution Of our commerce
the Pacific But with the evidences of the anxie.
of Great Britain TO obtain possession of this territory
which are well authenticated, our Government can
moi fail TO see the importance Of preventing any such
acquisitions by that power.
The last advices from California inform us that
the province is in stale of reyolution-Ihe natives
wishing to expel The Mexicans, and having every
prospect OF success. The Struggle will be short, If
il has not already terminated. We learn also that
many Of our citizens who emgrated to Oregon. ha,-
ing fallen down and settled in North California, and
that they have found the must delightful climate and
rich soil They affirm thai Oregon is but bleak,
barre" waste, compared with California. We refer
to these facts 10 show that il is al all unreasoH-
able to suppose that California may I've in condition
AT very early da, to be annexed To our Union.-
Nashville Union.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08

The Newport, N. H., Spectator s,,,.. ,h,, II
"oND BURKE late member of Congress. has been
appointed b, the Pre- ident, Commissioner of p.
tents, has accepted the appointment and will ;no.
d'ately enter upon the discharge Of ito du,ies