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Ax1ERrxrgRS PARpoNXn. - Silss Tompkins.
Lewis Knapp and Arson n. Burri who Were the mrs;
convc,s from Delaware Co. under the law against APP
nearing disguised and armed were released from Sing
Sing prison on Saturday morning on pardon winch re
them 10 the rights OF citizenship They were u'
der sentence for two years and had served sixteen
Month. of the term Their behavior IN prison we I'M
a.r.,snd has been unexceptonable and they were of
course overoyed on being released Barr SAID he did
not regret his for he thought II had been
Tho means of his conversion to God and that he should
Ssncsforh lead very different life from that when he
formerly led After thanking the Keeper oi me PsU ,
So hi kindness they took their departure Tor nome
,s,b feelings very different from those with wcn 'heF
entered on their imprisonment
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10 Nrvocp's CsLsBRlrhO EMFlEs Cook Slows
These Stove, are warranted Is usual Persons wsatos
Cook Stove, a,i.ed examine them before purcAa.
ias elsewhere. Wholesale and reta By H!cAok Co ~
Wa,er.sL 81 Sreoj
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II The wHic> or CONNECTICUT viii hold
their Convention 10 nominate candidates tor State
officers st Hartford Nov. 4th,
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2 TIE Nans.cr OF the assrlI1 -SrC~s of rNpcnSe
'N any nlrsis u' can please l has
the Orphea1 Family for Naetcr Mex Every wie,s
el onG az mN rc NOT. cannot hu bc delihle v,!h he,
-,rt ttsu.fg mc.piy- They ing his afternoon All
evening IN connection With other pleasing ard humorous
entertainments by Ncs-ern Morris, Miss Greenwood &c
Col GLathn el>o gaci for his week aud a.
be -eeu together " ,l Tire Mammoth Boys, 81 81 zines
~. -. -. -
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Business Notices.


STYLE FOR GESrLE,1ES5 HATs.-Leary & Co. Hat
tiers Astor House Ney-York will introduce the Fashion
Tor the season Thursday sept 3D. su26 II
FALL FASHION roa' HATS. I3+6.-Fa.hionablc Hat.
for The ensuing season ready for inspection and
sale al GrRxEY's new Hat and Cap Establishment l3i
Fulronst sun Building. For prices advertisement
second page au29 II
FAIL FASHION FOB HArs.-At GeGin's pa Broadway
opposite st Pau's-Haying devoted unusual attention
in producing his style the attention OF gentlemen Is In
vired it The lghness, grace and buoyant effects of
these Hats be descrbed-they must be seen to
be appreciated Also large assortment; OF Paris Hats
suZ II
= With the approaching Season comes the inquiry
for the style OF Gentlernens HATS. q. B ALyoRD.
anxious TO respond this inquiry introduces his Style
OF Hats 70 which invites the NewYork public and
others listing the Cit!. description of this Style
would uteriy fail TO gre Just conception Gifts merits
Suffice it 10 sayit Is u ard rich in outline, cha-te and
elegant IN IL proportions with peculiarly, the result
OF much thought and experience consisting OF form
the band that hts the head with perfect yet pre-
serving the symmetry of shape. No pattern he has
introduced has been so much admired by those whose
opinions ne mas sought
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Late and Important ffon Mexico

From The Mobile Herald aai tribune. 9th iast-Estra
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TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoRK, MONDAY. SEPT. IA.
- oIiTs,pE or rO-DAY,s PAPER.-aa

,s-rbe Wing Convention TO select Delegates -
M Convention at Uiics stands adjourned TO NEE, on Mon
d,v next At halfpa., O'CLOCK the Broadway House
" 90 PHILIP HONE, Chairman
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DALIAs's N1GHr-CAP.-The Hot Blast OF tne
yos Furnace ha. been rooted in snd the whole WORKS
nut in full state of suspension The Iooi Is C
co Win oA ie' miners Jour Pottsville.
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CoRoxER's OFFlcE.-i bout O'Clock Yesterday
morning. a. Thoma. Nick OF No Il Thomas St was
Washington Market, ne observed number OF cats
around calico bag in cellar entrance On opening
the bag ne found newly born male infant sewed up in
piece OF blue muslin Information being sent the
Coroner post morton examination vas made b. Dr..
Holmes and inquest held upon the body. From the
result OF the investigation there no doubt but the IN
.anf .NitrlI. rl..r.-l
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Court Cnlcndnr-Thi> p,y.

DIV.
SUPERIOR Court No, 10 5c called beyond No n =.
one week 10 be devoted tins term 10 t.iais
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Vermont.

The Montpelier IImchm0a gives returns ii
all but 81 towns, showing the following result
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THE CALAaITY AT MADIsoN.-A gentleman , Mao
,e Madison on Saturday last says that al mai uc leie
we're eleven bodies found Madison and TWO IN -,
.hoye The Railroad einbankments and cuverls Weae
st;rev swept away 80 that is supposed great ti"
and expense viii be required repair it Inc 1S CANA
h. estimated at 10000 dollars. lHheeAhs iN-s
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TRCTH And EQUITY Will FINALLY PREvAiL--Peop.e
canno always b" deceived IN medicine matters. No pre
scupuoD of the pracced Physician md certainly no
advertised no-trGm equal IN MI irregularities OF lhe
digestive organs sil where cdthertics are
needed the extraordinary remedy Of the Western Indian
Psnacea grceahe issfe and perfectly unique in
action IL his extraordinary article There
deception IT, or secret of Qualities and family
medicine, u has equal Il not pulled IN the disgusting
language OF quachefy 10 cure thing but II Is the de-
isnt vi every mild, Jsry mild purgatye-curHs
co-yeness, ana not producing IT, most caihacs do.
For those wanting medicine 10 operate upon the bowels
;gthot the 81 ghtet pain Sickness and producing
debility, land who does nOt,l this Panacea, which may
be hnd Of Comstock Co No u COrtlandL-t. SeH-Yurk
and No 10 TrrIDOn-row Boston has been found, and WI.
be found. the darling dose For the truth Of this, sp
peel alt and they many this city and elsewhere,
who have used II ia effects. Il cures some extra
Ordinary cases.
Families out of this city send here be sure and
call Coms'ocAs real customer agent 10 other towns
The only c5ce (or these PreparaonJ Ne7- York, al
q Co5tLand-st. SD
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call on comsocAs real customer agent 10 other towns
q Co6tiGnds. sH
DR FELIX GouRAuDs lrALIAS INDICATED soAp;-Tms
hdmrabe enoient j. now by consent rated 10
/, remedy Btotaie' PupPtes, Futes, Seurf Tan"
FTeekes Sunbu0 all kinds oferp,ons and every species
0fGiscoloratOn Of the skin. All competition has been com
petey distancrd by this nyaGab- composition. the De-
nand for which within the last SIX months, has increased
than hundred per cent and i sill increasing
The cearness and freshness "hich ~ use impars 70 The
complexion have rendered prOyerbla beantifer OF
Skin and drrssn groom be considered fur
n.he1 with proper oet that lacks GoCs\CDs rALnS
MEDcArED soar. lis also delicious compound and can
remedy Tor the bites u insects. II beauty be asserted
only DEP It IS The important that The thin co'
ent and most attractive Dr. g. might 90 ampy
ing The merits of his haa ,sdeaed Soap but he thinks
mat the extraordinary number OF certificates which have
pen pu9'hed throughout the mon at e cos OF seyeia
thousands Of dollars the Doctor from eminent ysclsn
Clergymen, Members Of Congress Captains Of ships, "
hcers OF ne Arny and host Of DisTlSGvisHED LADiL
the original of uhi drGys be seen il required are i1e
Doctor thinks, sufficient convince any not wi!iuLy
Dnd here be any SUCH the Doctor might 70 mem
The language Of Scripture and say Eye believe not Moses
am NJ PgPhS.- neither "oH!d ye Oe!ese stC 49, :, -
rom the dead Gournuds Poudye Su1tif p"sIseI! *
tirpae, and branch all superUous haf b'urdnd'
Lqid Rouge viii impar the pale cheek and mp cTm-
son hu-h a. a.nitcent As a OF he roe ~
Har Dye warranted color red ght, Or gray mar
ine black. GoraudS Ljiy BhRe, for instantly dsslPat
ing Pushes redness &c IL IL impossible TO procure the
genuine preparations OF Dr. FELIX GOIR RAJ except al
h- Depot b. WsIker-s hrst door from Broadway and OF
Acxx7s-Bo-,oa, A. s. Jordan Mik.-,; Lowell: Carl
ton & Co. Worcester, Green s Co.; Springfield, bLss
Anthony. Fall River; Ives, salem Guild, Bangor Keo-
iRsOn Portland oil teod1"u
~ The FARMERS LIBRARY AND MONTHLY
Journal OF AGRICULTURE FOR October viii contain
Memoir and Portrait Of the late JAMES WAnswosrA
the eminent Farmer Of Geneseo The Memoir IS writ
ten by his friend Prot Rsnwick OF Columbia College
The Portrait is engraved IN the best sy" OF the ART by
sadd Of Philadelphia
The Engrayings alone published in the Farmers Ii
brar are north the subscription price Of the work As
rcatura. Literature is becoming more and more the
study OF gentlemen of all professions and the Farmers
Library j. beginning arrest the attention of the edu
Gated to the claims which the farming interests Of the ma
ton have upon wealthy citizens OF all classes as wei
as upon the Government and Legislature for eneopr
asernent and support.
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Ne,r Judicial Sy.Icrn.

The following are the principa! features OF Iii
.Jndiciarv system as adopted by our Constitution;
Convention.
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Better and Cheaper s>chuo, Book

Caauof be hod than Saadeys' Sclooi ReaGerx Nos Q 3
and l. Speitng Booh and Primer.
VANES1IM0NIAI4S from hundreds Of practical teach
ers OF the highest Responsibility all parts
Union before giving uncquivoca testimony that
Sanders School Books the bcst-are superior 10 ann
Of sliiitdr kind
We have numerous commendatory written WIN
IN the last $ir 1reekS by of the
ers IN the Western States, we'll score from
New England bearing equally dates, holding such
language as the following:
81 believe them 10 excel in respects any series
before the public.''-Princi5ai Of n High Schooi.
zone striking excellence of thes books the
tive character they offer young minds by which
arc aliared to their task rather than compe!le while
the time if til" plan of the carried by
the teacher the pupil Will be taken through ed
tai exercise. - rilceaio Of Icqde,ay.
q am pleased with the arrangement tie lessons both
spelling and reading There transition
the simple to the difficult, taking the series as
whole think IS The best hare erer san The tone Of
the lessons high and well calculated to impress favora-
bly, the mind the '-Prncipat Fe,nale Institute.
II think these books excel all other Books
their kind in would particularly notice
very easy manner IN which the pupil Is led along
alphabet TO finished style of rt4dng.'' --Pyinct-
pal Primary School.
.'Particularly do approve of the Spelling
together the best nseIeocter District School.
The subscribers would have distinctly tina,
Sanders School Books manufactured the very
style and sold tor and will sold as low
as any sniar tlass-Books published in the country
Nn H. MooRE & Co
Publishers of Sanders School Books
Ito Main St bet Third and Fourth Cincinnati.
For sale wholesale and retail by
d. HOLLOWAY, Richmond Ind.
Nov l9.-i7-tf
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Light and CLEANLINESS

LIGHT YOU want, just come TO
1 Such CANDLES III supply
That any better be,
Or nicer TO the eye,
So hurry and bring the Cash
Come one, together:
Good goods you II get, not common trash,
They'll stand in any weather.
Hard, white and sweet, what ask you more'
Come and crowd my Factory door,
Your clothes, your faces, hands, and feet,
Much washing viii require,
To keep you healthy, clean and sweet
Then, too, for SOAP enquire;
Both hard and soft-both strong and good,
make Of every kind;
Bring your cAsH-your TRADE-your WOOD,
I'll suit Won your mind.
SOAP-GREASE and ASHES, too, l won't refuse,
But gladly take what quantity YOU choose.
GEORGE WILSON.
I5Grateful for favors past he hopes for
Richmond, Sept "a, IoI5.-33t: G. w
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thy sake, with pure heart fervensy. Subdue
aninoslties and all the separating corrup'ions of
the flesh, and lie, consider ourselves as brethren
feIlow-heirs of the grace of life. persons who
shall pass an eternity together; parts of each
other, and members, holy Jesus of thy body, thy
flesh, and thy bones. Even so, let i. be, for thy
glory, and for present and eternal consolation
through thy grace Amen
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TIMELY WARSrSG.-To those predisposed Conslmp-
ton The weekly records of Death and the
that die of Consumption, should convince ALL that no
time should be lost IN procuring something the
hydra AIDED due season. hold
of the tender membranes of the lungs and
10 disease This tIne caution may bc the of
sparlng many from the shadows of the grave pac
within their reach Rfuedy that Tens Thousands have
used before thcm-many who living monuments OF
health to the present Is then blessing the
sHHJre that there medicine that viii remove their
affections and restore soand health Tins be found
the timely Of DR. DuNcANs ENrEtreRANT REMEDY
medicine expressly for diseases the lungs the
promonltory symptoms of consumption Those who are
afflicted with cough cold, hoarseues and soreness of
the throat bronchitis splitting Of blood PAIN the breast
and side, difficulty breathing, Sc should delay
procuring tlis medicine until IL Is tJo late.
e. Df. DunrdH's Western Medical office $50 Syca-
ST. Cincinnati where his medicines are for sale
j. For sale at the Richmond Book Store.
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A FARM OF 100 ACRES

NOR SALE!--1he undersigned wishes 10 sell his
IL valuable FARM, situated six miles north of Rich
Inond the New Paris and Williamsburg road.
the IT Wayne road, containing 100 of frst-rate
Land-'o Acres of which cleared and in good
OF cultivation. There is good l-2 story Frame House
"a large rame Barn, nearly and double of
corn-cribs and Wagon house attached thereo-a
nor Spring of never-faing water. convenient the
dwelling Iouse-an excellent bearing Orchard of graft
ed Fruit Trees, &c.
alter for stock is abundant, and very convenient.
u Mr. William Dulan, residing the Farm and
adjoining the above described premises,
sell the same; and any person wishing purchase a
GOOD FARM, is respectfully vited call and examine
it. JOB HAINFS
January lith lSIb. 3tf-6f6nl- 6fy
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Important New Works.

The Debate Slavery, held in Cincinnati, Oct, Is45
between Rev. j. Blanchard, Pastor of the Sixth Presby
Church, and n l. Rice, D. D., recently Ky.
Pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church, Cncin
natl, Ohio. Price, 81 %.
Indiana Annual Register for 1916 published by S
Turner, Indianapolis. Price 80
Wandering Jew, complete. two volumes Price, 81
Just received and for sale at the BOOK STORE
Richmond. Feb. 4ih, I5i6.
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Saw Will For sale

The undersigned offers for sale his Saw Mil, ns-
ated mile North Of Richmond 1t Of the bsss
seats IN this section Of Countrywide machinery 10 Of s
bes; workmanship and Of the latest improvements .
complete orderruns daily, and for location not
passed by any Mall in the country.
ANY person wishing purchase, is invited call anz
anime IL II has ali the necessary appendager. tves-
ling house. &c. &c VIM. BULLA, Sen
November 9Th, le45. l5n
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JEW DAEID.-Those who are acquainted with the
character Of Jew Davids or Hebrew Plaster and Persian
Pills will doubtless be glad learn that another shipnien
has Just been received by the travelling who
prepared furnish local agents with fresh supplies
immediately The immense quantities of these articles
Sold proof sufficient of their superior medical
Ye, should there be an increduous daughter Of
aiicton suffering under all the horrors of Lame
back. Rheunatism Seated Pains, Weakness, Pain
the side breast, Seedlings Tamors, Kings Eru, dc.
all which this plaster seldom fails cure, with
Dyspepsa Lirer fiction, Frer, Chm Ferer. Ferer and
Ague Scrofa, any Of the diseases that originate
impurity blood and circulating fluids for
tonshing cures OF which these Pills have become
popular for the benefit of such will subjoin few
of letters showing the estimation which these
medicines are held. where known
Indianapolis. April 4th, l-45-Messrs D. Harter & Co
-Gents-Y will please send - doz- boxes Hebrew
Plaster and doz boxes Persian Pills. Immediately The
demand continues great and shall doubtless sell
large quantity this season. Yours, respectfully
JOHN j. OwsLEy, Druggist.
Newtown Ia. April 10th, le45.-Messrs. D. Harter &
Co-Gsnts.-I would say that the Hebrew Plaster and
Persian Pills go off fine, and nearly
yer doubt that this medicine will be much
ed this every body is calling for it. Yours,
truly, JOHN Nick, il.
Charlottesville Ia, Jan o., 1s45-Messrs D. Harter
& Co.-Gen:s-I have sold out nearly all the large sup
ply of the justly celebrated Hebrew Plaster and Per
sian Pills YOU furnished three weeks SINCE it would
medicines increasing daily would here state, that
have articles my drug store that give better salts
Moan s. THOMPSON.
Washington Ia, Aug. 80, 1s44-Messrs. d. Har.er &
Co-Genfs-Att the request OF many, VINO
awaiting arrival Of supply Of your celebrated
Hebrew Plaster and Persian Pills you the
eond time saving that cut We have frequent
calls for both Plaster and Pills. which render general
facton. Please nd another lot Immediately and obge
Yours, respectfully, GALLAGHER & ALTERS.
uF0T sale by James K Dugdae. Richmond Ia
D.. I R. SWAIN csntreville.
John Hosea, Cambridge CITY,
] A. Savage Co, PennsviIIe,
Jno- N LeIbrick Dublin,
Parker s. Stanton, Newport,
d" l. Donelon, Abingdon, %
Nov. %. 1875 4S-6no.
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PLANTS, SHRUBBERY etc.

4 I THE WILLOW GARDEN. on Marion t,
"A few doors south of Main, a handsome o of Ey-
ergreens OF various qualities and up high
seven different varieties of Grapes Cherrys Pubs md
ounces, Pecan, Almonds and Nectarlncs, Hovy and
fudsons, Seeding Strawberries, with several other
varieties; Honey Sucklcs and lowc ring shrubs of var
Gus kinds fine selection of Dahas and other boulbous
roots fine selection of honse plants consisting
In part OF twenty two different Roses
different kinds of Geranums, fifteen
OF cactus; Lemons, Oranges, Poncgranaes and figs,
uchsias assorted with great many other fine
not mentioned Also preparing sprou quantity Of
Sweet Potatoes sufficient 10 supply the demand and all
other plants that necessary started hot
G.. NENDENHALL.
Second month 10th, 1916
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SUDDEN CHANGES MOTHER CoSst MrTIoxs.-Ths
fact Is clearly demonstrated whenever have "sad-
den change IN the weather. IL this time that the
seed OF Consumption the system, and nurtnred
until the Lungs become seriously and dangerously dis
eascd when all probability the patient for the first time
will begin 10 seek relief How many thousands thus
glect cnselyes and suffer their health and finally their
life 10 be destroyed The first perceptble foot prints
CONSl MPIION, experienced at "sudden changes 81
the weather., Hoarseness and Cough Soreness Of the
Throat, and Irritation of the Bronchi Pain Head,
Codness of the Feet, and sudden Chness the Boz
dy At length the Cough increases, and finally Pfostfs-
ton and Languidness of the whole system follows winch
indicate Sudden decline of Health and the speedy ap-
proaeh of CONSI HPTION- These facts plain they
appear to every sensible does however seem
TO alarm those afflicted until be LATE IL there
fore Of the greatest Importance for those who be at
tackled from the effects of sudden changes amos
phere to al once procure .'DR. DUNCAS'S CELEBRA-
TED EXPECTORANT REMEDY the Creates, Pre-
tentative and Life Guard of CONSUMPTION and the
only Certain Medicine that will disease and again
restore the LUNGS TO their former Health.
DR.. Duncan's Great Western Office is Just opened in
Cincinnati at 1856 Sycamore street, few doors below
9Th, where his Medicines be obtained in large and
small quantities.
I3-for sale at the RICHMOND Book STORE
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157D. F. Holloway, Bookseiier Richmond Indiana has
full supply of NcGufeys Eclectic Readers and feels
warranted recomIne nding them beng the very best
class book,
April 30th, ISIS.
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