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LIEUT.. tlUNTER.-Thc arrest
Of this officer, for simply cap.ur-
ing Alvarado with one vessel. is
thus bit off by the Trenton News:
A gentleman, on hearing of
this affair at AIvarado, was re-
minded Of the story Of the Eng
lish private soldier in British In
dia, who, being drunk one night.
rushed from his tent, with wcap-
on in his hand, scaled the walls
Of a native fort tie English wore
besieging. and made such a hid
eous shouting, that the poor Hin
docs thought a whole army was
upon them, and surrendered at
discretion. Tho British COM
mandcr, although he did not re-
fuse to receive tic fort which
had been taken SO disordcriy.
put tho soldier under arrest ard
court mar.ialled him. The poor
private was sadly puzzled to TN
dersiand why 4 soldier should be
punished for doing too well. and
exclaimed in much vcxatIon.
swell, since you make such n
fIss about it. I'll take no more
forts for you"
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We have before us Il lcttcrfrom

We have before us Il letter from
a friend at Monterey (of Caliior-
MAY which says that provision If
all kinds arc very dear there. and
II the American troops looked
for should arrive. there must be
suffering among the people. usl-
less there should also be a large
supply Of food. California can
not now sustain n large popula-
ton. Flour was there $40 bar
rel; tea SO a pound; brown suga:
so cents a pound; and common
domestic cotton, such as was sold
here for sixpence, is there char
ged at so cents a yard.-Hhila.
u. s. Gazette.
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COL ,s AID coItEES

THE sudden and frequent changes Of the al
moss here, in our " cSttru climate. sub cct us
soJnrr or Later 10 these annoying iillIctlonS, ana
when not early attended to the lungs III prey
to con~uWptiou their lE~i lou~ destroyer. How
often iIave been warned Of The aPrroao li!ng
danger. but you fear lot natil the citi.ei Of he
Is attacked an. ren-ereei hopeless. How trpor-
tlut is it then to obtain IN tine few bottles Of
that valuable medicine,
Dr.. J. X. Duacaa's Elpocfoynnt Pcacdy;
which is certain to arrest the congh, heal the Sore
ness ami irritation in the trachea and bronchial
tubes, remove the pain and tighiness eNprriruced
in the chest and creust; also, giving strength to
those who weak
h-I-Remcmbcr that it is Dr.. ]. X. Dnucan'S
" cStcrn Office, No. l5n. Sycamosc st, Circin-
na,i DINO, where the above medicine is sold IN
large or srn;,ll quantities Price s per bottle
bottles for s.. a discount made to those who
sell gents.
,l-~y For sale At the Richmond Dooi Store.
Richmond, Tcbruar, 9Th, lc41 atf
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THE FAMINElN EURoPE.-Pri-

THE FAMINErN EURoPE.-Pri-
vate letters. received by the last
packet, states that the lowest IS
innate of the deficiency OF the
potato crop, in the North of Eu-
rope, amounts to seven millions
oftons--thc newspapers say cighl
millions-that the famine must
continue until September next.
and longer, should there not be a
good crop. With all the aid
which money and benevolcncc
can afford, not less than one mil
lion of human beings must tall a
prey to starvation or its consc-
quent diseases IN. Y. Express,
18th.
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An artist of acknowledged ability
has started from Philadelphia for
Mexico, for the express purpose
Of painting q likeness of Gen
Taylor.
The farmers in she vicinity Of
Ouawa Illinois. entertain fears
fl,a, their wheat crops have been
greatly injured by the severity Of
1h0 winter.
We learn from the Baltimore
Dapors that tho British minister
- Washington. MIR. Pakenham,
, &annnf 20 return to England
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.s z L. y . Il )

rE~EF- undersigned informs the public, that
. he has removed Lis Tailoring Establishment
to the second story Of E-warl Wright's new
brick, on Main street, two coor- East If lfoilo-
ways Book Store; where he viii be happy to
see his old friends AMI customers, ana al who
desire CLOTH Nc made FAsuo~ABfY or PLAIN
~ Neatly, aud with de&ppfch He nattrrS him.
self that he's u good Physician aud, therefore, is
great on fts! Call ana see him.
Approved country produce taken in exchange
for work. and, as his prices are reasonable, he
will not rcluse CASH.
lJ~Garu.cnt Cutting done on short notice.
EDWIN tIChi.HS.
Richrn nd. March so, l-47. litf
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
McGTFEEytS

NCLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS.-The a.ten-
H ton Of teachers and friends OF L4acatlon
IN lndiaaa Is respectfully solicited to The above
SERIES oi school Books. II Is be.ieTed that they
are, all things considered. better adapted for
tlle schools ana academies IN the west than any
other similar series extant GGe Of the best ev-
laences OF this IS 10 be found in The fact OF their
luirne use popularity {ril!ions having been soi4)
and rapidly incTeasitg sale.
The publishers are happy TO state that in many
important places IN luciano, their books have
Gently been adopted a. taxi books to the exclusion
of all other competing works Itichmon1. In
cianapo!ls, Cambridge City, Connrrssiilc. Ha-
grrstown, Centreviie, Laurel, Fort Waynr. Lo-
. gtnsport, Lafayette, CovIngton aud CraH iorls-
vile, are among the places where these LooNs
have recently been adopted IA place Of other
I looks formerly used.
( The following recommendation which has Just
been received from al the teachers Of lH4anap-
! oils, selected from an immense number OF recon-
nIendations OF IA similar character, shows the es-
tiuIat.ou IN lich these books are held ~ teach
era:
| indionapolis, Jan. .. 1917.
Having fall conhicucc ~ the superior efficiency
! of the Leirctsc school Books in = course VI ele-
mcutary Instructions. and believing them best
calculated o: amy books falling under our notice
to accelerate the Improvement Of the scholar,
shall use them in our schools and do warmly re-
mend then. TO all interested il tbs education
Of youth
/ s L. Johnson, Principal ST. Nary's Seminary
J: 7. Stafford, ncipai County Seminary.
a. lIoIi,Gay, Teacher Of Select School.
P. H. jameson, Teacher in Pubic school.
J.. :. Reynolds, " &c
| q. II. Keith, 80
Miss ". J. Axtcll, Principal Female Institute
Mrs. E. Il richmond, Teacher.
Mrs. c. n. Smith,
MISS A. &. PARSER,
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Iowa ELECTIoN .--Nc have
returns, official and unofficial. Of
the recent election in Iowa. The
Wings have beaten the i.ccoio-
co candidate for Superintendent
Of Public Instruction, Jud 20 Ma
son, out of sight. This Judge
Mason, it will be rccoilccted. was
also the caucus nominee for Sen
ator in Congress, last winter. and
united in the effort 10 defeat the
cleo ion at that time. The ma
ioriry for Harlan (Whig) may be
over one thousand. and cannot be
much less. This vote ought to
be regarded by Judge Mason rs
a Judgment of the people against
him, and against the party with
which he acted, in defeating
the public will. last winter. 1t
lays himupon the shelf, for Il long
period of time.
In the first District. Williams
(Locofoco) is elected Judge.
beating Stockton Nhig Sol
votes. Stockton received 1928:
Williams 2976. Four Of the
counties gave maIoriiics for Stock
ton: the fifth Lee clcc'ed W IL
liams-the vote there being, for
him, 1913: Stockton $50.
Grant Locofoco Is elected IN
the Third Judicial District: Carl
ton Locofoco in the Fourth Dis
trict; and Howell Wing in the
Second District.-St. Louis Re
publican.
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Pleasant Dwelling For Sale.

TEvIiE house erected by c. r. Williams, on
z Washington street is offered for sale on
advantageous terms 1t IS a two story brick,
containing four rooms and a kitchen-iir house
flushed III mo4eIn styie-thc lot high al, dry i.
ana beautifully arraHge1 with >hade trees ana
sArnbbery. IL IS " the Elost desirable res
i.i.aces. for small family. in Richmond. For
ferfus apply to the unierSn-,i ~ Ceitrevilie, or
d. F. holloway, ia L ichEond.
JOHN &. STITT.
October 18th. 1916. 42-tf
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Triumphant Success Of Bpctan'S Hungarian Bal
sam Of Lie--tie Great English Remedy for

7'ria1pohant Success Of Beclian's Hungarian Bal
sam of Lie--tbe GJe4t English Kennedy for
Coug'.s- Coils, AsthIn, ana G"m<'i:iiD ion.
The most celebrated and InfaIiiLIc remedy for
col 5, coughs, asthma, any form of pulmonary
consumption, j. the lluHElriAn Eulsa.n Of Lite
discovered by Or. Euchnn, Of LontoH, England
tested for upwarGs Of seven years IN Great Tn
tain ana on the continent OF Europe, am nitro
.aueed into the United states un3rr the i4aIHeui-
ate suprriutendence OF the Inventor.
The astonishing succcss OF tn" Hungarian Bal
sam Of Life, in the cure of every form Of con-
sumption, warrants the American Agent IN soil
citing for treatment the lcorSf possible cases that
can be fon nd in the conmunIty-cases that seek
relief in vain fro., any OF the common reinesIes
Of the day, aud have been given up by the most
distinguished physicians as confirmed and iucu-
rahle The Hungarian B.isam has cured, and
can cure. the most desperate of cases. 1t Is no
3uqck nosfrum, but a standard English remedy,
OF known and established efficacy.
The greet AMI only certain remedy for colds,
coughs, asthma and cousnmption is the liuugt-
ran BuI~am Of Life. Tins unrfyailed specific
vii not only relieve, but speedily anu efec'ually
cure, when all other means have fIfled. Make no
experiments whatever upon the delicate tissue
OF the lungs but seek at this nialiibie rem
c4v aud YOU are safe. Under its benign and
sulvitlve influence, the most obstinate and dan
gerous cough Is speedily removed; Splitting of
blood. so alarming. Is entirely prevented: night
swca;s, which nuilify the restoring power Of
sleep are checked: inflammation IS reduced ;
pain and soreness in the size felt more
The breathing Is rendered soft and easy: ana the
unfortunate sufferer is soon restored from the
awful condition Of consumptive, 70 healthy
. rd comfortable existence.
II case OF actual disease Of the Lungs, or Of sea
tel consumption, il is The only source Of hope.
American price, 81 per hottie. with full CIrec-
t;ons for The restoration Of health.
None genuine without the written signature
of the American Agent Oh gold ana bronze la
bel, 10 counterfeit hlch - forgery.
Ter sale at the Drug Store Of
II Pamphlets respecting this Great English
Remedy may be had gratis OF DR.. J. Ioweiis,
Richmond, Ia.
Jan. lst, I-41. lily
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CCR happiness depends upon health for what
is life worth 10 MS If we have IT noR We inhah-
Il world " here disease unfortunately sfares us
in the face daily. None. scarcely, exempt,
aud knows what moment SICK ness mny
come. We see CONSUMPTION stalking forth,
q herring in its checri,ss embrace neIghbors.
aud nearest and happi.st friends. DOES
1t not then warn us to be prepared to meet this
illsiions destroyer at the very ihreshholdl TX
~ aud long suffering answer The affirm
alive Know Sc. therefore, that thus evil destroy.
e Is 1T hand, seeking whom il may devour-
Procure then, IEDurI Ilteiy, the aHiiGofe against
this natadv, have II ready for aa attack. which
Is DR.. j. Il DrncGa's EIpecforonf Kennedy. Ii
Immediately puts stop TO the .vil eocr, destroys
its poi>ol oi> fang that pierced the Lungs, gives
new life ami ,igpr To the ebfeebled frame, and
finally rc.tofes The Luug- TO Sound Health.
- DR.. j. IL. Dnucan's Western Office, $50
Sycamore ST. Cincinnati, where his Eapee torant
l.cniciv sold an large small quantities.
Aus &c. i gwen IN all cases OF diseases.
FOR ale at the Richmond Book Store.
Richmoi,.i, FEB. 9th, 1871 az
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vFass~;ots EFHss@e, RicrEo>p. IA.

vsnss@;uts ErNss@e, RicrNo>p. IA.
Y4NHIS House formerly known as the ''Ien
l perance Hail. AMI recently occupied by
William Nixon, has lately been rctittcd up in 4
superior style, with The design Of making II one
OF the most comfortable resting places for the
weary traveller, in the western country.
The subscriber, also tlkes great pleasure in
informing has old fTt ns. am the travelling COM
rnunitv generally, tia; his TABLE shall tc, IS
heretofore, while occupying thc Richmond I!otell
supplied with the choicest Wants the country
a1loras.
His STABLE IS large and convenient, and IS
attended lis Tie very best Of Gstier-, ana suPgii-
ed with tie best OF frevcnder.
lie feels confident that the PAINS that shall Ec
taken make those who may SO oirli VITA hiil'.
con fort bic, auI eat Home VIII warrant IN
in s[ng u share Of public patronage. BOARD
Frs taken by the DAY or week on the most f1-
vora;le terms. IA Hl,th'kI -.
richmond, Feb ., 1871 r52-l5.l if.
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IN. anAEFai:gsaG PILLS.
/ Il EAIl IhUI>AAD LtAEN NUID LltIi ND
EVERV WEEK..

EvERV EyEEh.
! he GRAETENBERG COMPANY desire
TO cell tn att ntiou Of every c.le interest,"
81 IN the he4!th of the great ana beautiful West,
t. thtH views respecting
t,lI ct : t>oRDERS.
THIS class Of diseases is the GREAT ScorRoE of
the western hemisphere Go where we may,
their sal effects seen ana felt The brave
2nl syff-GeayIag settler who presses his way TO
the West, to III Ike the "w,i.erness tui AMI
blossom The .oSc,'' meets this drea. fu evil
lie Is wiling 10 work hard ard efd ~ ev.ary
priralion, h. NJ 10 him. But IA hide while
ne IS seize. with sonle form Of b ous a 9 lse
lis strength n0w IS weakness. \ clou. comes
over his prospects; aud he cxcIails. ..r0ald that
there icffe mt}irtne 10 brecrat tbs drfdfful
eri a4ti 10 II lc.isA IL does upon us rlc
TIM From the ulofpenl OF thc Ian .ing of the
Il gri Of Plymouth to the present hour. bilious
diseases have sent sorrow ami drsoiation through
out tn. t4nt. LIT the graves oi tie loved and
tile lost tell the story
A ttiomeutous question here comes up. Does
The SuQfene RAter intend that he foi!ing
scrs CT W ST
'nea triiliag 70 b.ar the ear and bariea Of tie
Ding. stoa!J Of al oiaets be satisct 10 SO SAD ca
l4afyI 1t Is not IrreveTeut To say
tLf- N0-NO-NOH 20
And why 90 W. say No2 Because there IS no
elias OF diseases that can bc certainly pre-
vented ana cured az those spoken Of.
This IS the Crea, Fact to winch the Graefen-
berg Goupany would call the attention OF COY
ItNoR~. CLERGY MEN, JTRISTs. / AW-
Frs, MEDICAL MEN. PHlLANTiRo-
FISTS of every name ami sect HUSBANDS,
FATHERS, WIVES ami MOTHERS IN the
entlrr West. There IS why Bilious
disorders should not be
FOREVER BiNiSIIED
from the West. The reader may not believe this:
he MAY smile at the iaca. But these DAVIS OF
Great Discoveries why should lot sone thing be
found which wlii control ANA cure diseases " hicl
are, IN their nature. Comfortable ana cHrahie2
II i ell kuorsn tact ti!at Ia. true nature oil
bilious ai~or-trs has been bat pafiiali. uni.er-
stoo4. Here mas been The great secret Of the ut
ter lure Of nearly all the medical men ans
luelicii4e-v vendors of the dag. 70
E2 Ar Tx1E.C III
seems TO have been and to be their great aim IN
IeYer dHI ague; aud 10 purge. Greich. bleed ana
Intrcurl,tIzr IN all the other forms Of billions ie-
y Lat II we been the conse Que nccs2 They
too well known TO need relating Tens o
thousands have oi-t muiiIiudes have had then
b!uoa poisoned lay mercury; scarcely any have
+ been perHafirutiy cured.
/ The true theory IS
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RICH.uOND HOTEL:

s-os.-s or MA.S axp MARION SITS. RICHMOND, IA
TosrpH w. GILBERT respectfully in
- forms his friends and the Trave-isag rab-
lic that he has resumed the La.dfor1sip OF This
we'll AMI favorubiy known HOTEL. aad he IS
pre- pared 10 make Travellers comfortable A
good ana attentive Ostisr IS at all times ready
% take charge OF Horses, and the stable is we'll
Supplied wild FIovendeE. LIS charges are rea-
acnabic.
) E.s. Q. 1ss1- saef4&s1
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S @ V E

which, for economy il fuel. and speedy cooking,
has cqua He wouia refer to the following
persons ii Richmond. Who are now using Buck 5
Patent, to- Wit W starr, ;. r. Perkins, ID.
y. Sloan A W. Bowers, +. W. Davis = MIR
lock, : Smith, | u. Stagg. Jno. w. Faghu u
'chu Heap, Peter Croker. solomon Beard. JAS
Jones, Jacob Sanders, Daniel lis ale, Jas Wher-
~. :. l.. Foulke, w. Show. ". {. Lewis, r..
Armstrong, James Belts. Benz Maths, Il. q.
Payne, Jas. Wright, and .ir Nanr;nire
~ tie keeps or han5 and for sale general
assortment Of II o L L o w w a L F.
such aS: Pots, Ovens. skiliets, Tea-ketties Sauce
Pans, Sugar Kettles, Aadirons, Sad ami Waffle
Irons, Odo Lids. &c Also. full and general
assortment OF TIN end COPPER WARES: and
continues 10 manufacture all KINDS Of Copper
Tin. md SHEET Iron Wares.
II He viii sell any thing in his line CHEAP
for CstSh approved Country ProIpce.
JJ-Oid Copper, Brass. Pewter. ana Lead. bot
or taken "a excnaCgr for worG-
Richmond. Feb =, 1871 49:4stf
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Oy i, =. & \ TIN 4: -
{; PPER. B! IS, And SIEI T-IRON VA E,

~ j. Y RGIS. having removed his shop
into the new brick bn;l..ing, opposite
Mr.. BTiChtwclI's Store on Main street returns
his thanks TO the pubic for f.vors received,
ans hopes for 4 continuance Of the same ii his
present oc.ftio0. He h on nan IN j. r.rriyiur
i i.rgr supply Of ST0St.S-Sstch rs thu latest
PRE- NIU NJ, four sizes SIX. yen. eight anI
ten plate pARLOs AMI AIR-1IGHT STOVES,
ana
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ER AvE TIE: Q IL
ga =: q; s'sO ~!

-, ! =, ...es :. I..r \ !, =, a. -, -;
r.,,e ~ orourl,,
IT. -. y - ,,.;,ol -
t. 80 ''''''''- y '''' 's's-
"
t.h r. ~ EHH EGE IiDLE ffLiS
i.i iha5n 1e tT,'a iHr5'2ii'Ht tn t'r@at = 'sf,
an. ie hiiio"S ami "il'I 'lihE3 !" the system
"i"st Ne ii''oHS '"''' PC iie"ith VIII
vii . SPe''.it f'SIorf"' tir Snow c"Hidt$ioh
be MAJ ~ ~ " IiF' 'F''g'h am pitisufAie
Sfils.tt'h, VIII fetufh an ''le next season VIII
not haa the
tx ) +, NV NJ Nj
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~ fES!-IF any person desires TO purchase
~ i FIRST Rate one horse Carriage, entirely
new, they cireetea 10 apply to The subscriber
suitable Tor either one two horses.
ACHILLES BALLARD.
Richmond, Feb. .. I-44.
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that he has put the House. well as the whois
establi ~hmen, first rate or..cr for the acc om-
mo tHtion Of the travelling public, with the deter
animation that he viii not be outcome in the
west for kind and close attention to those that
may flvor linn with call. No pains shall be
spared for the comfort aud oymeut Of his
tpcst-.-in short, he is determined to keep a
good and "rerfiy house, and make every per-
that calls on him at home. His charge shall
b. low amy house of The kind in the west
no man shalt go away dissatisfied # in his pow
or 10 prevent. Feeling thank fui for past favors.
lie hopes To be sustained bv his old frie nds and
customers. ANY favor will lie thankfully re-
ccivcd. amt in his humble way, shall be returned.
\. b. Coos she - for carrIHges-good yard for
waEoners, AMI every attention TO them. few
good horses and carriages, that any person wish
ing conveyance to any adjoining town shall
be acconlnl odatcd without delay.
DANIEL D. SLOAN
Pic'lnonl, Feb Q, lsl7. 43-'55if
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SHAkER's WARE---The subscribers have
iust received and now offer for sale, spIen-
d q lot OF Shakers Ware. Tubs. BucAsts, Bowls.
groo.,s Cbu-ns, sc which. W. be sold low
HAISES & FARQUHAR.
G;rhnou5. -ure so, l545 eff
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stEt,F.It G9 tPf. VINES, with COOS,
healthy, ant large roots for sale. ludUIrc At
the RICHMOND BOOK FORE.
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<OR CONSUMPTION; tor sale at Irwin Reeds
Drug Store, Richmond. Il.
Jan u, le47.
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3fCnsi0fID FOUNDER
STOVES. IIOILOXy-Nsl ARE. ana
CASTINGS.
At s.sCi rs - att e. ices.

CASTINGS.
Al e "a Ivs - "a i E's' sCc. !,
YEyHE undersigned would respectfully inform
\ the public that he carries the tounarrv
business, II the oil establishment. He has now
on hama. for sale. superior lot of ION EN
Consisting OF Nos. /, =, AM 3 IurRoyED PREMIUM
COOKING STOVE, SrIIHA~'s IMPROVED CooKi~c
stow, seven ami ten-r plate Stoves Of different
sizes. with g neral assortment Of franklin ana
st,ien l. Parlor Stoves. Also,-Tois. Kettles.
Au-jrons AMI " acCon-Boxes. He also III, ut-
lectures and makes 10 ort.cr-C,rpr~G MACHINES
c5xpExsERs Spinning and H,fP1xG MACHINES
broad ami narrow rowER LOOMS, FULLI>G STOVES.
an all kinds OF machinery used III s4.aE.uI4ctuF-
Ing establishments.
MILL GEARING, or ALL KINDS,
made on the shortest notice. He feel, confident
in saving that h hss the largest ana best seiecteu
lot OF patterns the Western country for rist
aud Saw Mills. dc hes, IN short. the latest
improvements N the Mil Gearing line.
TO PGoUGH EAKE2s.
lie has patterns far al the eooi Plouchs in
use. He has Shops Poughs-right am left
handed; W ooGs' Plough. four ojfferrn, szes; eli
Of (which he will sell n cIvcSSATI PRICES for CASH
THRAsH,NG MACHINES.
He has an excellent Th-ashing Machine which
he ms nufsc lures, ard will se g 81 or aoa-o-
We TRADE. For ease to horses, an ncatnes : an.
despatch in the execution c. work, is not nfa-
ror any IN
The Undersigned returns his thanks 10 the
pubic for th- liberal support hestoEel rcof him.
and respectfully zo5lczks . continuance Of fayors.
IAii AIMS of Machinery repaired on short
notice CASH. WHEAT. or cool HORSES, VIII be
taken in cNt ha-rc for any q The above articles
EFHis STOVE STORE is on the North 81.
OF Main street, opposite The Richr1ond bookstore
where customers wi.i DC Promptiy waited
ThOS. O'dARRA.
Richmond. FEB 9. ls!7- GaS,'6.l
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Dentists Stock.

GENERAL assortment OF Porcelain Teeth.
manufactured by W. II. BrHRINoER. Gin
ciunati. Also Gold and Tin Foil. Instruments,
&C.. kept constantly on ham, ana Tor sale BY
J. HOW ELLIS.
Richmond. March u, IS.-. l2-t.
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taEoEANG-. cHErcEg

II THE undersigned, having gone into the
Exchange business their old stand opposite the
Post Office would inform their customers and
the public generally, that they are just receiving
the largest stock of
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CON u ap.ion. Con.ump,inn!!

Diseases Of Tie Lungs Cn-cd by Tie Timely Use Of
ID. Danca,'s ErD,ctoranf.
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. a>i1E subscriber wishes to call the ate ntiou
Z OF the travelling public to the fact that he
aas returned 10 his OLD stand
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Copgh, ColIs. Pairs IN TIE SIDE and Chest.
stOrtness q Bfeah. RISING o. tie Blood,
ASTHMA, II.soagiae Con L, aad all
Brea<f and f.lna ii, eijoos.
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an in cases whore it IS in the system, to efadi-
cafe ntaoFoHrh p.
Ali these surely attained by the cele-
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He GRAEFENBERG COMPANY desire
10 c4ii tn att ntton Of every cae interest,"
j IN the he4lth of the great ANA beautiful West,
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MILL GEARING, or ALL KINDS,
TO PEc UGH II AKE2s.

fe has patterns far al the eooi Plouchs in
ize. He has Shops Pioughs-right am Left
handed: Woo;s' Plough. four different s5zes: ell
4 " blcb he viii sell cNcIXN RR-cEs