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ECLECTIC READERS, Nos. ONE, Two, THREE
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In this series, comprising it does, careful
selection of instructive, entertaining and moral
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with reference to the capacity Of th. pupil, Prof
McGufey has afforded to parents and teachers,
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he intrinsic merit OF frof. MCtICteye
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as well as the best school reading books oxtant-
JUST PUBLISHED,
McGurFEY's RHETORICAL GUIDE; Fifth
Reader of the Eclectic Series-490 pages, l2mo;
containing copious and minute rules, amples
and exercises in articulation, mnecuon, emphasis,
accent quantity, rhetorical pause. modulation ex-
preston, reading Of poetry, rhetorical dialogue,
gesture and their collateral subjects 70 which
added great variety Of elegant reading lessons,
(about one half prose and half poetry selected
from the most classic writers furnishing cnter-
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publisher confidently hopes, that the Rhetorical
Guide of Mr.. McGufey is well adapted to supply
the wants Of classes In rhetorical reading In our
Academies, High Schools and Colleges.
McGUFFEY'S ECLECTIC READERS
are printed and published At Sc, Main street.
Cincinnati, Ohio, by
w. B. SMITH AND CO.
School Book FeHbixAe,x
I'D P. Holloway, Bookseller. Richmond, Indiana,
uIl supply of McGuffey's Eclectic Readers, and fe
,rranted in recommending them as being the very b
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- -us MEpIcNE.'' exclaimed the other day.
on tasting some OF Jayne <-:fe u ~.-..in-
" has the favor which associates
idea of physc. Children consider it quite treat
and taking their paiaes grated and their health
restored at the same time Jaynes Tonic Vermifuge not
only destroys but carries off the mucus in which
they embedded and effects radical and permanent
cure Every mother knows tie prominent symptoms OF
worms, such vorac.y eanness, fetd breath grinding
of during sleep, paleess of the lips, itching
the &c. but there is other isdica not SO
abdomen. and many other symptoms common to other
diseases, frequently denote the presence OF ~ofms
administered, because it do harm in any CASE and
may do ncalculable good. JAYNE'S EXPECTOKANI
ALWAYS three large doses Will cure
the Group Hives of children in from 10 minutes 70
hours time. 1t Immediately subdues the violence OF
yuboooinp cough. and effects speedy cure Hundreds
who have given up by their physicians a incusabe.
narv Affections have perfect health BY
il. 1t fails in giving relief
For sale at REEDS DRUG STORE.
Richmond, Ia, Nor. 26, l645.
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Saw Mill For. Sale.

The unde rsgncd offers for sale his Saw Mill, stu
aed mile North of Richmond 1t is one of the best
seats in this section of countryside mach merry of the
hest workmanship and Of the latest improy ements. 1t is
complete orderruns daily and for location is not
passed by any Mill in the country.
ANY De rson wishing purchase invited call and
examine it, 1t has all the necessary appe hdages, dwell
ling housc, &c. &c. WIN. BULLA, Sen.
November otll, 1915 45tf
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iney are among the best of Reading Ciass Books
Tor common Schools published country: up-
wards OF ooVoo copies have been in; Is month";
Amongs. many letters of recomme nds,on the folovu~
has just been received from the best teacher. il
Pennsy lvanil:
LEES PoRT Berks CO., August 25 ls45
Nessrs- Gregg & Elliott: --Centlemen-Accept nv
thanks for the of Readers kind a. to
SEND me- by friend Dr. Darr when he in the
city consider them decidedly the best School Readers
nave met with have introduced them School
at this place. and find them fully answer NV expecta-
tons have also introduced Crimshaws History Of IA.
United States another of valuable School publica-
tons l am much pleased with Dr. Rusche nberrer's
works on Anatomy and Botany, which kindly se Mt
They appear be just tire works needec to
bring the subject Of Natural History within the Compass
of our common Schools, and intend during the COM
ing winter, TO make effort introduce subject
to the Schools here and for this purpose would like to
possess the whole series of volumes which
have requested DR. DARN to procure for me.
Very respectfully, (Signed.) H. c. BAKER.
Principal. Lees Port Seminary
j. All the above are for sale by David F. Holloway
Richmond, Ia C. B Davis. Indianapolis, Ia and Msr-
chants generally throughout the State.
The publishers invite all Teachers who have the inter
Of their pupils at heart examine their valuable -
les of School Books before Introducing any Others
October 29th, 1S45. 44tf
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ment of Gloves and Hosiery, Ladies scarfs cravats
points, and dress H'd'kfs, Ribbons splendid assort
Inent Head-dresses and flowers, Gents
and comforts, Trimming Gimp, Cords, and Tasses Lisle
caps, fancy silk Fringe, Head Nets, Chdrens Grecian
Boots and fancy Socks, Zephyr worsted Alpaca Aprons
and Silk do Ladies' travelling Carpet Bags Baskets
Gents Collars and Bosoms; tuck, Side, Ivory Pocket
and Dressing Combs; Patent Thread, Spool Cotton, and
Sken do, Wire do, fancy and white Knitting Yarn;
Buttons, Pins Needles Tapes; Stay and Coat Binding
Welting and Coat Cord and Sewing Silks and Twists.
Hooks and Eyes, Thread and Cotton Laces Inserting s.
Edgings Jaconett do, Quilting; PERCUSSION Caps, &c.
HEAVY GOODS AND VARIETY.-Brown and
bleached Musns Tickings Drillings wool and Canton
Fannels Padding and Canvass coored Musiius, brown
Holland, Rus. Sheeting, Damask Moreen. Venitian and
ran carpets Oil cloth for floors Apron and Furniture
checks, domestic GinghaIns, wall and window Paper
Looking Glasses Umbrellas Fur, De JonviIIe, D'Orsay
Selette Velvet add Glazed CAPS, Shakers Ware and
Brooms; Hardware. Quee and Groceries; full
assortme nt at all times.
ALSO-Salt, Grinos,oaes, Linseed Oil, &c. &c.
SMALL PROFITS and QUICK RETURNS.
39-tf
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Sshcs.if,s Salc.-By virtue Of an Exccu.

0hcrifT',s SIlc.-By virtue Of an Exccu-
~ lion 70 me directed from the Wayne Circuit Court,
will expose al public sale the court-h door, in
Centrevile Wayne county, Indiana the 10th day of
December lS15 between hours of 10 o'clock "a.
and o'clock p. H. of said day, the following property,
t0-wit:
certain parcel ofiand, situate in Wayne
Indiana known by being part of the South East quar-
section numbered thirty four, (3 township num-
bercd fourteen, (l range one, % West Of meridian
line drawn from the mouth of the Great Miami river,
bounded follows. towt Beginning at the North w est
corner Of said quarter section running thence South
cightytwO (S2) perches to established thence
ndred and twenty (l2l pc rches six (6)
links established corner thence North Eighty
(s2 percles fifteen 5 links 10 established
the North line of said quarter 81 ction thence
West to the place of MISUNDERSTANDING sixty three
1857 acres and thirty three (33) hundredts
Taken the property of Joel Vale and Luther Crock
er satisfy said Execution favor Of George L. Larkn
and Ralph E. Bigeow.
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff W. c.
Nov. 18th, 1916. [pr fce-$P5Ol Ats
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go, I...-One less, Fioyd advcrtiscs his wife,
xey . having lift him without Provocatq n. lie says
=. determined to paw no debts of her contracting.
tr;fine good for nothing jade, ANY way you can
90" To this Nancy replies that Jesse had 'eteared
LII. leaving her his children to feed, without
8. - ,,onev She says made him a good wife
- - 4; sour iIlnatured, reel-footed, and handy legged
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A few acres of first rate land, with House, &c..
within two or three miles from Richmond ANY
having such property TO sell on terms
may hear of a purchaser by applying TO
WILLIAM BOOTH, sr
S,,.L FIJI, S.ree- Richmond, Ia. 46-3t.
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JEW DAVID.-Those who acquainted with the
haracter of Jew David Hebrew Plaster and Persian
will doubtless be glad learn that another hpme
been received by the travelling agents who
prepared furnish local agents with fresh supplies
Immediately. The immense quantities of these articles
sold proof sufficient of their medical virtues
Yet should there be al increduous daughter of
aiicon w4o suffering under all the horrors of Lame
back Rheumatism, Seated Pains, Weakness Pain in
GALL which this plaster seldom fails TO cure, with
DYSPEPSIA, Lrer Aectiom Ferer Chill Ferer Feuer and
4gne Scrof,o, of the diseases that Originate
inpuritv blood and circulating tluids or the
tonshi ne cures of which these Pills have become
popular3 benefit of such will subJon few
extracts of letters showing the estimation IN which these
medicines held, where known
Indianapolis April 4th, lS45-Messrs D. Harter & Co
-Gents-You will please send II doz. boxes Hebrew
Plaster and doz boxes Persian Pills. Immediately. The
demand continues great and we shall doubtless sell
large quantity this Yours respectfully,
JOHN J. OwsIEY, Druggist.
Newtown Ia. April 10th, 1645.-Messrs. D. Harter &
Co-Gents-I would say that the Hebrew Plaster and
Persian Pills off fine and as we are nearly
out of Pills. YOU send some by the stage dri-
YER doubt not medicine will be much want
ed this every body is calling for It, ours
truly, JOHN MIck,Jr
Crawfordsvile Ia JAN 81, le45-Messrs. d. Harter
& Co-Genfs-I have sold out nearly all the large sup
pv of the Justly celebrated Hebrew Plaster and Per
he well to keep me We'll supprIed, ra,,s
medicines Increasing daily l would here state that
have no articles my drug that give better salts
faction than the Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills
NOAH s. THOMPSON.
Washington a. Aug. Sd, lS44.-Messrs- D. Harter &
Co-Gents-At the request of many, who are ansiousF
awaiting the arrival of supply of your celebrated
Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills, write you the Sc
cond time saving that are out We have frequent
calls for and Pills which render general sat
Yonrs resnectfully, GALLAGHER & w ALTERS.
= Joseph Howes, Richmond. Ia.
u or SAFE os James X. Dugdale
:. :. :. J. Stevens. Centreville
Dr. II
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a ~ OTHER,
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TuNE nnde rsigned offers for sale valuable farm
Il tanning $50 situated about four miles south of
Richmond, the Turnpike leading from Richmond to
Hamilton. The land of the first qualty-has on it a
comfortable dweliing house. barn. &c-an excellent
chardgood springs. This farm the residence of the
late Judge Davenport. and is known be of the
pcasantest locations in this section of the
The title ndsputablc and will be sold
Enquire the premises of
REBECCA DAVENPORT.
Oct. 90 1915. 43-tf
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
4 N - W.
Cheap CASH Store!

f DSsub for h
JEANS
81 t
Frn and agoo1s
n;andn n
dParsnC ols; nkaniC Cotton E
Linens,
fancy Stocks; C
sBpLin Null MuHns I Edg NJ kid picnic
Gloves
adC
dVenua Carpets Ds More Chk
Window dBsF
nlCttnTn cal,I Ladies travelling
mnn~ all Of
Produce
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ME undersigned offers for SALE favorable terms,
the reside in which he resides. 1t is situated on
Market street immediately east of the Public Square, and
one OF the most pleasant locations in the city The
modern STYLE and besides being of the best
finished in superior style. IL is commodous and
nient, and has all the endages of comfortable dwel
ling 1t has
Wash-HOuse, SInokc-FEOuse, Dairy CisternS
Stable, &C.,
all in good order The grounds neatly laid out and
we'll cultivated with choice collection Of the best
and vines
VIM. VIRGINS.
Richmond. June Is. 1915 24tf
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EssbliC Vcnduc.-

Hubble Vcnduc-
will offer at Public Sale, on Wednesday, the 10th
day of December next, commencing at o'clock m, Of
dav, residence New Paris, Pfebe county.
Ohio all personal property consisting of-Househod
and Kitchen Furniture, Saddlery perhaps Cow aud
various other articles
TERMS: Twelve months credit all sums over s.. by
giving note with approved security all sums under
49, cash in hand LEW is DAVIS.
New-Pars, Nov. 9Th, l345 45ts
y. B. My Real Property, assigned to S. Banta, Com
of Insolvets. vii! be offered for sale the day
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. 60, GAG Harbor 60 families are left without
-, ,,,. the total loss exceeds $500 900.
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.yCx.xnE ron LADIES TO GEsIUs.-Mrf Sigourney,
80. ,ook the pre- MUM at the late fair of the A
Institute the best pair of domestic silk stock
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VERY STABLE.-The subscriber has for hirS
several good saddle horses-Bugges and well broke
horses His terms will be suited to the times.
Richmond, June 4, 1s45- I7tfl LEWIS BURA-
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TIME MORAL ALMANAC, FOR THE YEAf
1916, for sale, by the single copy, dozen o. 9ros'
at the BUN % O1ND
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COMPETITION THE Life OF BUSINESS.
NEW ARRIVAL OF FAIL AND WINTER
ID II Y GO o ID s.!
Only Sirscn days from NEW YORK and PHIL DELPHIA,
RALPH A. PAIGE.
II e e v e S & p AIG E.

w on h and the Public &
f offered in hi city. stock sn
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Richmond, Ia, Nor. 26, le45.
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To all Teachers and ParemQs,
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS,

Published by Gregg = Elliott. Philadelphia.
Gregg X Eiiiotts New Series Of Common School Re,
NJ
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Nov. 90. le45
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-28
WOMINpS LOVE,

A SISTER or MRS. HEyAES.
%LL cannot love as wrmcn do;-thCy MAY
&c 81: dev0.edness aEC seem to live
And breathe but in the IDOLS sight; may lGC:.
On all things she has touched as saucrified;
May think OF her all Cay-dream all the ulgtlt
Gi her fair face and Ter remembered voice;
&c feverish-madde1led into Jealousy,
+ she but have Il SMILE that is no, thrir'S,
May he lUred back q tenderness again
BY kind word; mcy linger on her steps
Hang on her Smcc-bul still they cannot love
As women do. Their love is but dream,
a Witchery-an northumberland it dies,
Leaving, perchance, some little lingering light
ON the horizon OF their thoughts, hat rot
The glory and the beauty of its GAVIN
But teT's!-if il be dreamy, never dream
Had such realip, II doth mhuc
The very : sence Of her lfe-d0th tirge
Her heart, her soul her deeds her wcr5s-dot cothe
Is object with all radiance, and then worship
The glory it hath made: il doth endure
IS a fixed star, that sets not. Ills her world:
Fine cannot change tit dcfeth time;
sorrow dot; fail to din t--ke thcfre.
That burns the Brighter for some sp-iEkled drops,
Tears do hit feed its fame. Neglect, umkindnesS--
Huey only prove its truth Would TIE smooth cheek
Ne pale and wthered-lhe rich hair rirn grey
The lip hc parched and fevered-the eye dim,
In the Negected-if her Lcve could die:
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EHE SALrrErEE Discussion. The New
York papers are filled with a fruitless discus
sion, as to The true cause of the late disastrous
explosion, whether produced by saltpetrc OF
gunpOwder. They appear to be equally di.
vided. One writer comes out with reasons in
the affirmative, and another opposes him forth
with in no less plausible and poOitve language
The Herald suggests that if it be thought me-
cessary to the question to test the explosbiity
of saltretze, the proper way is to have the
counsel of eae of the rst-rate chemists at once;
few lines from good authority would save the
trouble of writing and reading whole chapters,
that at best mast be unsatisfactory and profit
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PRICE ONE CENT
SECRET DISEASE,

s~tURED IN FROM TO 3 DAVIS NJ
~ CHARGE MADE. Apply to DIR. JOHEST ON
fine LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick suIe,s,
Two Doors from Baltimore street, wLeIe may be ct
tanned the most speedy remedy for G0norrhra Gess,
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pain in the Loins,
Iections of the Kidneys and every other symptom Of
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
How tCrfiic is even the con temptation of the rava-
yes of this disease, wheH from neglect to consult
shIlful phyS!cian from ignorant AID improper ur2t
ment the constitutional symptoms max" theirRppear-
anCClhe threat becomes liberated, the nose dseas-
ed nocturnal pains IN the head ard limbs dimness Of
sight, deafness, the bones affected, hloches On the
head, face and eAtrCmtics, progressing on wIhttig
ul rapidiiy till al last The palate Of the mouth is dis
u0yed, tie bones OF The decay and ialI in; the
vicr of this nOrrd disease hrcomc m obj, CT oi pity
unit! the last OF the drama winds MP aud death
drops the cutain by huuyng the unhappy patient 10
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
| those whose constitutions have been injured by
certain rcrnclous practice may lt soon restored TO
perfect health by apply to DR. Johnson either per-
sonaliy or by letter Dr. j. has seen cases i"i were
sufficient TO appal the heart and harrow up the soul
OF all who were not used 10 the observation OF such
terrible sights.
Should this meetthe eye of any VINO are suffering
from the above affection, let item fly Immediately to
DR.. JohnsIOn who stands ready TO relieve them; and
from his extensive practice i'll the first Hospitals Of
Europe and America, he guarantees speedy cure, 10
. matter how bad the case may be.
its proper here 10 observe that Dr. JOHNSTON is
not at present engaged in the practice Of medicine
| through pccuniGry necessity-he having, by the de-
cease Of relative. fallen heir to fortune but thro'
an ardent desire to benefit his suffering fellow crea
lures, to pour like the good Samaritan, on into their
wounds, and particularly to relieve those who suffer
from Il disease for which the world feels no pity
Again ii mus; be remembered that the object Of Dr.
Johnston Offering his services for the relief of the
mserics of mankind is nothrOugh pecunary neces-
sity. Hence no charge will i'll any case be made I'M
less the Patients cured.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eye, such ss
for Squirting, Cataract, sc. Aisu those for Dcormity
| of the Limb, such as Club Foot, Sc, performed on
! the Poor free of charge
! SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
Take notice. on the right hand side of Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, doors from the
corner. Observe the name
! if3-AdvCe 10 the Poor GRATIS.
| All LETTERS must be PAID. fl0
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SOMERSET County. We notice that Little
ton ID. Teackle and John Adams, Esqs. have
announced themselves at candidates for the
house of delegates in this county The former
processes to oppose ''any convention or eau
GUS" and the latter seeks no aid from ''cliques,
combinations or juntos." Joshua R. Handy,
ESQ. is also announced as independent "Aat-
footed candidate. Capt. John N. Rowland
and Henry S. Madaux, ESQ are likewise re-
commended for the same station.
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LATEST FROM TEXAS.
ANNEN ALTON RATIFlED-DEATH OF ElCI
PRESlDENT X. !. ANDERSON.

ANNEA ALTON RATIFlED-DEATH OF VICE
PRESIDENT X, /. ANDERSON.
The brig Hope, at New Orleans, in thirty
six hours from Galveston, with dates to the
18th inst. brings intelligence that the Conven-
ton which assembled at Austin on the 4th
July, asscnted to the resolutions of the United
States, in regard to Annexation, with only one
dissenting voce-MajGr Bache, Of Galveston.
So the measure is finally cousummated. Gen.
Rusk was president OF the convention.
A letter to the Picayunc from Anstin, ter
giving the proceedings Of the convention, says:
The step is taken that will decide Mexico in
her policy. Foreign troops will soon be upon
declaration of war; or, if she is wise, negotia-
ton. She may acquire money by the latter
defeat and disgrace only by the former. To-
day resolution was passed, requesting the
President of the United States, in behalf OF the
people Of Texas, to send troops forthwith tc
our frontier. This resolution is d sanction, OF
the part of the people Of Texas, Of the move
ment noted above.
Hon. X. l., Anderson, Vice President o
Texas died at Fantborps, in Montgomery CO.
OIL his way from Washington 10 his residence
The President has appointed Hon. E. Allen
Secretary of State; Hon. w. b. Ochiltree
Attorney General; Hon. J, A, Greer, Secreta-
ny of the Treasury.
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. The freight
train on the Norwich and Worcester railroad
was thrown off the track on Thursday, and the
locomotive precipitated down an embankment
twenty feet deep. The engineer and fireman
escaped. but the brakesman was killed.
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CLERICAL CHANGE. The Philadelphia U
S. Gazette says that tho Rev. T. c, Thornton
d. D., lately minister in the Methodist Epis-
copal denomination, and President of their
Centenary College, near Jackson, Mississippi,
has been admitted a candidate for holy orders
in the Episcopal Church, by Bishop Otey, the
Provisional Bishop of the Diocese. Mr.. T
was formerly stationed in this city, having been
4 member Of The Baltimore Conference.