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EiCHM0aD FUU.DErY!
STOVES, HoLLOy,-v|AI;z-, anI { CASTINGS.
at Ct nc Il ?, "a Prices.

TENIE undersigned would ctnliy inform the pub
establishments lately conducted b. te firm of r. end J.
O'Harra. He has hand uerior lot Of STOVES
consisting of Nos. p and Improved Premium Cooking
Stove, Sp,imuns Improved Cooking stove, and
plate STOW of different sizes with general
Franklin ami Parior Stoves. Asc--Iots, Kettles,
Andirons, and " agon Boxes.
He also manufactures and males orer Cardng Ma
chine Con1ensers Spinning and Mapping Machines
broad and Power Looms, Pulling stoves, and all
kinds of Machinery used III Manufacturing establish
ments
Mil Gearing of ali kinds made the shortest notice.
lie ccla confident wing that h. has the largest and
best selected lot Of patterns the Western country
Grist and saw Mills iic has II short, the latest Inn
provement in the NH Gearing line.
to PLOUGH l-AElEs.
lie hes patterns for al the good fouehs in lie
has Sloop' fioues tight left; -acock's right and
left; W GODS Plough, four different szcsll Of hch he
will sell at Cincinnati prices, for Cash.
UPTHRESHiNG MACiiINES.--Fe has excel
lent Threshng Machine which nc Iliahufac and will
sell for Cash approved Trade. er horses
and despatch the execution Ct work is inferior
The undersigned returns lis thanha to the public for
and j. q iirrr ami would respectfully solicit
of their f,vors All kinds of Machinery repair
cd short notice. Cash, Wheat. good Horses VIII be
tuhc II iii exchange for any of the above articles.
THOMAS O'iARRA.
j. 1t is necessary that the business Of the late firm of
r. and j. O'IIarra should be settled pos
sblc; therefore, tIos. who indebted said firm
arc hereby requested make immediate pay nent
june Ii, ISIS. [jan.3l, '45 I. OH.
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DENTAL sur EHY.

WILL return 10 Richmond again : about the Goth
3 of March, and, my cd rRIENDs and PATRONS, re-
my thanks, ana hope for continuance Of their
And thoss o1f6rs ana Liars who endeavore!
to ujure me for going away return my --. and
shall expect continuance Of lies and scandal for better
hands be found.
Those wishing my services had BE- call
vcnicnt, for shall remain only few weeks before
leave for another absence Of two three months.
". IT, DAVIS.
Feb. Is, 1910 If
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A FARM OF 1870 ACRES

NOR sALE:--Tlo undersigned wishes TO sell his
Il valuable FARM, situated six miles north Of Rich
mond. the New Paris and Williamsburg road, west of
tho Fl Wayne road, continuing 100 Acres Of frstrao
Land75 Acres IF which cleared and in good state
of cultivation There good l2 story Frame House
corn-cribs and w lagoon houses attached therct supc
rior Spring Of failing water. convenient to the
dwelling House-an excellent bearing Orchard of graft
cd Fruit Trees, &c.
w alter for stock is abundant, and very convenient.
CMr. William Dulan, residing the Farm east and
adjoining the above described premises authorized to
sell the same; and any person wishing purchase a
GOOD FARM respectfully ivted TO call and examine
il. JOB fIA1NES.
January 18th, 1916. 3tf-Gf6m- 6fy
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s.EGss,a and Ga.EsSI.sNEsS

= 7 LIGHT YOU want, Just
z Such CANDLES I'll supply
That any better be,
Or nicer 0 the eyci
So hurry and bring the Cash
Come one, together;
Go9l goods you'Il get, not common trash,
They stand in any weather.
Hard, white and sweet what ask you morc7
Come and crowd my Factory door.
Your clothes. your faces hands, and feet
Much washing Will require.
To keep You healthy, clean and sweet
Then, too. for SOAP enquire;
Both hard ana soft--boti strong and good,
/ make Of every Kind;
Bring on your cAsff--your TR. DE-your wooD,
I'll suit you to your mind.
SOAPGREASE and ASHES too | won't refuse,
But gladly take what quantity you choose
GEORGE WILSON.
1JGratef4l for favors past he hopes for
Richmond. sept. q. Iel5.--39t: G. w
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RrouMo.D, 25,h day Of Feb, 1916.

RICHMOND, 25th day Of Feb, 1916.
To Nessrs. John Saxton, James NJ Starr, Bateman
Jones, Thomas CLARK, and Jesse Russell:
You hereby notified that you indebted to the
Young Mems Literary Association Of Richmond, in the
following sums annexed to each OF you to-wt
John Saxton S2.123; James ". Starr, go; Bateman
Jones' 60 cents; Thomas Clark, Sl2; and Jesse Rus
SELL 72s cents for tazes-whic you required to pay
within twenty days from the expiration OF this acver-
tisement otherwise your stock viii be forfeited to the
Association b. order Of TIE Board Of Trustees
3. ". DAVIS, Sec'y.
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PLANTS. suCUBBERT &C.

& THE WILLOW GARDEN, Marion-s:reet.
j few doors south Of Main, Il handsome lot of Ev
of various qualities and sizes feet high,
seven different varieties OF Grapes: Cherry, Pumbs and
Ounces, Pecan, Almonds and Nectarines, Hovy and
ILLUSIONS, Seeding Strawbcrres with several other
varieties Honey Suckes and Towering shrubs Of vari-
kinds; fine selection of Dah.Ias other boulbous
roots fine selection Of green house plants consisting
part of twenty different of Roses, eight
different kinds Of Geraniums ieen different varieties
Of Cactus; Lemons, Oranges Iomegranates and figs,
uchsIas, assorted, with man. other tnc varieties
not mentioned Also preparing sprout, quantity OF
Sweet Potatoes salst to supply the demand, and all
other plants that necessary t. st7rted in hot beds
6. MEHDENHAII.
Snconi month l0.h s..
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tdf7Sf oe nat, ttra >GaasFS >choot Il
and /, Spelling Book and Primer.
from hundreds Of pracca teach
of the highest responsibility in all parts OF the
nlon before giving unequisocal testimony that
San1ers' School Books the besaTe superior any
d similar kind.
We have numerous ndatory notices written
III the last sr ues by of the n teach
in the Western States well from
language IS the following:
q" believe them t. excel in several respects any series
before the public PRINCIPAL o. q Hirk School.
zone striking excellence Of these books is the attrac
tive character they offer young minds, by which they
aliured to their task rather than eed; while at
tile time II the plan the author is carried ont by
the teacher the pupil Will BE- taken through rgi4
tai exercise. - PrinciDat of an Academy.
- pleased with the arrangement OF the lessons both
spelling and reading There easy transition from
the simple the difficult, and taking the
the l. high ana welt calculated impress
big the mind the ne.'iri4riU1i Fe1.a}e IHst.tate
Il think these books excel all other School Books of
their kiIa | wouid particular notice the
Very easy ha the pupil led along the
alphabet finished style re41ing.'' '-t5.act-
pal Primary Sca0oi.
<.fartculary do | approve OF the SIDING B9aL al
together the best in use'IeQcher in District School
The subscribers would have distinctly that
Sanders school BooAs manufactured the best
styie and sold iou and will continue be sold low
any 's1.ilar ClassRooks' published in the country
VIZ. II. MOORE & Co
Publishers OF Sanders School Books,
10 Main st. bet Third aId Fourth, Cincinnati
For sale wholesale and retail by
u. T HOLLOWAY, Rictnoaa, Ind
Nov. l9.-i7-ti
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Important New Works.

The Debate Slavery held in Cincinnati, Oct, l. -,
between Rev j. blanchard Pastor of the Sixth Presby
terrain Church, and n. l.. Rice, D. D. recently of Ky,
Pastor Of the Central Presbyterian Church. Cncin-
natl, Ohio. Price, I:25.
Indiana Annual Register for l846. published W S.
Turner. Indianapolis. Price 50 cents.
Wandering Jew, complete, in two volumes Price 50
cents. Just received and for sale at the BOOK STORE.
Richmond. Feb tth, 1916.
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E.VEaKsEk 81 TEE EsEsEN CO
nj ACHIN LS.

YE1IIF subscriber wishes exchange either Travel
\ Ter or Stationary Machine for cash and lumber
will take the most in lunber-s also making Clever Hull
lors exchange for cash and produce shop Main
street l.. l}urk 5 Livery stable.
Also, large, ong work-horsc which will be
changed for lumber, II good terms.
+. ". ROBINSON
Richmond Sep. 10, 1915. 37-tf
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* UEEIFF'S SALL--3y virtue of Execution a
- directed from the Wayne Circuit Court, will
expose public sale the Court House door Centre
vile. Wayne county, Indiana, the 18th day Of March,
1S4G between the hours of 10 o'clock, u. IN, and 1 o.
clock p said day the following property, tovvit
Part OF the South Last quarter Of section thirtyfve
30 ANA small part Of the South est quarter Of
ton trysix 1860 township fourteen. ~ rang ono,
Il West of meridian line drawn from the mouth Of tn
Great Miami river, ana bounced Is follows, t7ul:: BE-
ginning the OF section thirty fvc go running
thence Last hundred and twenty (i2D) pcrclcs
cight-tcutts [SlU) 10 stake thence South thirty 80
degrees. East twenty four at links to buckeye, and
thence on the same course. seventy 1c perches
and this IlO5 to the line tbs South
forty (i0) degrees East nineteen 40 pcrccs and FIVE
tentls 800 stake thence South { pc ches
stake the North s!e Of the Cumberland Road /;
thence South eighty-tw 80 degrees West, along the
North side of said road eiehtyfour (S1 perchcs and
eiaht-cI.tl5 (l0 post front of the Brick House
thence South eighty and half {-.4 degrees,
West still along the ORTIZ side of SAID road ninety 80
perches and ivetcuths TO a stake thence North
hundred and five 1875 perches and scven-terths (-I0
to the beginning said Smith retaining thirteen (13)
Of the South Of the tract, thirty
800 perches said road estimated contain eighty
an-a-h hall (s04 acres exclusive Of the thirteen (l})
acres reserved, be the less.
Taken th property Of Amos Clawson, satisfy said
Execution. in favor of John Smith
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff u. C.
February 10th, 1slG. prs fee s sts
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SMITH AND co.
.Sct00l Book Publisher

D. D. 7. Holloway, 8ookseiier Richmond Indiana. has
full supply Of NcGuey's Eclectic Readers, and feels
warranted IL recommending them IS being the very best
class book, cxtant.
April Goth l-f5
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TTARNISHES--S- r. Lippincott. has just received.
from Philadelphia. superior article of Pale Coach
Body Varnis. together with Cabinet and Japan Varis
also lot of fashionable Carriage Trimmings, low for
cash Richmond, June II, IS45- l9'i4l
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. 20 nss 9s .so ses4os r gss aSH
0tOMPANY.-The ISt ilsaiuent your stock,
the lst OF October. 1874; 2ad. the LIST Of
April le45 Sd, the st of October e43: and the Atm
will be due on the FIRST OF APRIL. 5 &c.
r-Pay.neuts will be received the Leather Store Of
D. P. Virgins & Sons, Richmond. Ia
Feb 4,Iol6 D. T. Virgins, Treasurer
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WdDaeE4! WOOL!
III UO( LIS. Of wool WANTED At TIL
RtCEtsIo~D yyoOrIEE FACTORY.

III INN LES. OF wool WANTED AT THE
RICHMOND E-OCrLEE FACTORY.
ME undersigned is prepared to receive WOOL. TO
manufacture into 10th, Flarnels, Blankets. SAITH
nets, Jeans. either by the yard sharcs,-on
erms suited the times. lie also has on hand very
good assortment of the above named goods which he IS
willing TO EXCHANGE for WOOL or other produce.
qY-ifc will also TT LII and DRESS CiO1H, at the
customary pfiSs -
Richmond Goth Of 9th mo-. I2i5.
JArxE's ExrrcT5R,xr.--LcrF G. Levin, Esq, the dis
tingaishe advocate Of Temperance stated At meeting
of upwars Of three Thousand persons that he should not
able address them. but the Of Jayne
Expectorant.' He said tat h had been aborng under
hoarseness and oppression of the chest, that he
had purchased of the ENPectoran the day BEFORE
which had relieved him III few hours and he found HIM
self contrary his expectation able to address the
multitude
The Proprietor could AID hundreds Of other names
equally respectable. who recommend JAYNE EYPECro
RANT superior all other medicines for the OF all
the various Pulmonary diseases.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, No 8. South Thrst.
Philadelphia where all his other valuable preparations
may be obtained
1J-F sale in Richmond, at REEDS Drug Store
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TEMPLES AMERICAN L!NINENT,
The CHEAPEST, and undoubtedly the BEST Of all
Linincnts before tie public;
N1O better general application can be made, (wheu
applied sccordng to directions) for the CURE of
Burns, Bruises. Sprains, Calls, Swell
lings, Piles, Chiiblains. Frosted feet,
Cuts, Poll-Evil, 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 is for sale.
For sale at the Book Store by ]. w. Gilbert, and A
Earnest, in Richmond and by merchants generally tro
out the Western country.
July 9th, 1916 est
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
DANIEL D. SL0AS,-Proprietor,
RICHMOND, IND.

RICHMOND, IND.
Fr-TE subscriber wishes call the attention of the
/. tavelI.ngpubc the fact that he has returned
his old Stand THE SATIoSA that lie is
putting the House, well the whole estalshne nt
order for the accommodation Of the travelling
public with the determination that he viii be
the est kind and close attention those that
may him with call. No pains shall be spared for
the comfort and enjoyment Of his guests1n Short he
is determined to keep a good and orderly house. and
make that calls him ct home. His charge
shall be low any house Of the kind the
shall go away dissatisfied if in his power prevent
Feeling thankful for past avors he hopes De sustained
by his old friends and customers ANY favor will be
thankfully received and, ms humble way. shall Be re-
turned
NIB Good sheds for carriares-good yard for wagon
ers and every them few good horses and
carriages that any person wishing conveyance to any
adjoining shall be accommodated without delay.
Richmond Oct D, 1145. 43-sf
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To all Teachers azaa Parents.
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS.

Published BY Gregg 5. Elliott, philadelphia.
Gregg s Elliotts New Series OF Common School Re
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They among the best series OF Reading Class Books
Tor common schools published in this country: up
wards of O,0UD copies have been sold Is months
Amongst many letters of recommendation. the following
PENNSYLVANIA:
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aicssrs. Gregg & Elliott: Gentomen-Accept my
thanks for the series of Readers, you
nd BY my friend DIR. Darrl when lac last in the
city. consider them decidedly the best School Renders
have met with have Introduced them the School
tins place ana find them fully my expecta-
tions have also introduced Gritshaws History Of the
United States. another of your valuable School pubica
tons l much pleased with Dr. Rusche mergers
works on Anatomy and Botany, which you kindly
They appear to me to be just the works needed, to
bring the subject Of Natural History within the compass
Of common Schools, and intend during the COM
ing winter. make effort introduce the subject in
the schools here, and for this purpose would like
possess the whole series of eight uniform Volumes which
have requested DIR. DARN to procure for
Very respectfully, (Signed) II. c. BAKER.
Principal, Lees Port Seminary.
l5-A the above for sale BY David F. Holloway,
Richmond, Ia. G. =. Davis Indianapolis Ia, and Ner-
chants generally throughout the State
The publishers invite all Teachers who have inter
of their pupils heart their valuable
res Of school Books before introducing any others
October 29h, Isis 4Itf
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xHyATCH AND CLOCK RE-
BETTER a.ad Cheaper school EsooE.~

Cdnnot he hat tfG Gaders School Eeq3crs Nos. > ;
and 1, Speitag Book and Pr sn!er.
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~Wheat, Corn. Oats, and Wood,
taken on subscription TO the Palladium,
lif delivered soon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-16
NIeetua EairlY.

The EreninS Post represents the friends of Pro
lection as opposing the reduction of the Tariff be
cause it may conduce to peaceful adjustment of the
Oregon Boundary No, Sirs! such is not the fact
Our opposition is based entirely other considera
tons. Nor is i. the fact thai We complain OF your
altering the Tariff 10 sui, your Free Trade notions
We expect you, dare you TO Go So What we do
object to, however is any Interviewing of the Tariff
question into a Boundary Treaty whereby the
People of the United States shall be precluded from
rees'aohshing the Protective Policy if brief expe
rience oil your Free Trade should prove it. as We
confidently expect, pernicious to the National In
dustry. Now NEE, our case If you pretend to NEE,
it, and say whether you think it would be right for
this Administration and Congress to bind the arms
of their successors in relation to matter Of vital
domestic policy. Do not fight your own men OF
straw bu, your q esh and blood adversar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-16
Ms Yousa-wels Withdraw It and let'. hsve Our

Mr. YouSo-Weils, withdraw II and let's asVe oui
dinners.
Nj WELLS persisted, and the notion was los', o,,;,,
The House then proceeded 10 vote on the Fesou.ion
agreeing with the committee, declaring ny. FiAAeA
elected. - or.rscd
Pending the vo,e-Mr. WELLS begged To De eAcuseu
from, voting and 20 explain by
Several members here objected
Mr. SMALL certainly object ,..:.- ,c.aa,
NJ p,oss-I objec, to Mr.. SMALLs objection. tofea'
NJ WELLS was finally allowed 20 make MS eSeu. .s,
The vote ON agreeing with Inc committee WIS lne'
announced as follows Yeas 5e-Nays 81. c.a,
AYEs-M-ssrs. Bailey, Baird, Benedict o9ycs E 70.
ted Chs.e Cole, Dean, Devei1, T. pIass, 4 rra!5
-, El.et Graves Gregory, Gfinbel, Eaw ks hut
aazl,,on Heermsnce. Hover, Kiug. Kline y. La 49,
Iswrance LAWYER Lidole Long, Looms Lo" , "a
Marshall o F Marshsll. Mcneil. Montgomery sescord
Ov,r Piiis Potter, Primrner, Rogers p Thompson
shsfer Sketon Small Speaker Ste" arr n. AZ voorhees,
TIsen titus Townsen Uds, Van berger. a., foro,
t,;'n Woico,, a Wood Wood WORTH Al 1 IT,,
EoEs-Mrssrs Angle Barton, Beach, Ciii;.s Cook
pos. gonph,on Rurnell Bush. Clark, ooe lrencJ
Cnonsr C9ruyven, Cost Dorrance rooIe' S5son I1k.
ToIIs- Fullerton Hail. Harris. Hayner' pI, s,libnn
Jjjo-r Na,yn J. Miller, Moore Sohon t S,-eSn,en
% ..arI Shelf ~ ". $ Sher.s'o1, S'' u.,d Ur,o,
S,oris J. r. Thompson. Viele, w alntiu4' w yonnr J.
T Wi? ! Wood Woodruff, Word-n, W. i'""s' -
Young-52 II Wings; Loo 5a.,orinp Mr. PIERCE
So The resolution was adop'eu ue'"-s
entitled 10 q sea. in the House ,oua1os,
sno,ber motion to adjourn was maze anu Tue" -.
.;ders,ion of the last vote was moved and iosl
a., ra,er ia finally settled. The House adjourned at
~ o'clock after passing resolution TO pay
at the rate SO perday and all his expenses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-16
NEWBORN LEGIS LATURE.
Friday, February ii.

TIIuHE, TOUT "IJ II
SENATE.
Nothing Of material interest transpired. Col.
YoUSG concluded his remarks, and was followed by
Messrs. BEEKMAS and HARD, in committee on the
Oregon and Texas resolutions.
ASSEMBLY.
a very large number of petitions were receiv-
ed, generally OF the usual daily character, for new
counties, &c.
Mr. SpoFfoRp gave notice OF bill to prevent
horse racing in New-York.
Mr. CHATFIELD, from the Judiciary, reported a
bill in reply to the instructions OF the Assembly as
10 whether the publication of any legal notices could
be dispensed with in the State paper The report
was referred to the Printing Committee.
The House then resumed the consideration OF the
contested election case. We have given the result
Of the proceedings in this case elsewherel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-16
r. Hon. WILLIAM C. RrvEs, late U. s. Senator

" Hon. WILLIAM c. RvYs late Z. 8. Senator
from Virginia, appears in an able and lucid letter
on the Oregon Question in the National ln'eingen
Ger. He takes ground for Negotiation ComP'0'
ruise. Peace. and agains, the exclusive p'eiehsons
act up in behalf of our Government 10 VIZ ~,,0's
Of Oregon" including the extensive region VI
zer's River. which all admit was oo'h o'sco'e'eH
and frs, settled upon by British subjects and mas
never seen the face Of any other settler either span
;sb mr. Columbian. He forcibly urges that Mr. bu-
cbanan. in his eagerness to make out for Us title
n, 70 So 40. has weakened title to the Valley
Of the Columbia. 80 powerfully indicated on the
grounds of our own first discovery, exploration &C.
cupation and settlement by Mr.. Calhoun. He urges
the truth that Mr.. Buchanan, by going behind ms
and claiming under old Spanish pretensions ana
VOYAGES along the coast, which were never followed
up by actual possession and settlement has really
weakened our case by making oo' an tna' we ''c
ourselves prior TO isle-the discovery OF the Co'um-
bia by Gray, its exploration by Lewis Clarke
and its occupation by Astor & Co.-to be downright
unauthorized in,rusons upon Spanish territory and
90 comforting no rights whatever
We have little doubt that Mr. Buchanan, Dy
his fiashy, swasb-buckler style OF managing our
case has really as Messrs. Gallatn and hyes loo'n
experienced Diplomatists) suggest, damaged instead
of strengthening in the eyes of discerning adopts
in International Law. The way he mixes up anc
accupuIates American and Spanish claims, IN utter
recklessness of their ncongruity parallels that OF
the Vermont lawyer, who appeared in Court to de-
fend client who had borrowed his neighbor's pot
osb kettle to make sugar in, and had cracked 1t
while 80 using it, please your Honor" said the
LAWYER, opening his case 10 the Judge, "our defence
rests on three points First the kettle was cracked
when we borrowed it; secondly, it was whole
when we returned il; thirdly, we never had IL