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SURPRISING CURE.

LOWELL, Trumbull Co. Ohio March 6. &c.
Nessrs. kidd & Co.--Cnsolicited send This
testimonial concerning DR. {. M'Ianc's v orin
Specific About seven years since | was called
upon TO visit Young woman about tweuty-sc-
ven yeurs Of age found her laboring under
strong symptoms Of Proapsds Utar She in
formed that she uuwell for something
like eight wears. and that She hal been treated
BY several Of the neighboriug PLY sic!aus, who
failed 10 effect a cure-and IN fact had spent all
she had-and still in no better condition than
when she commenced taking their medicines,
and was compelled 10 worl. what she able
for her board. The Physicians 10 whom She had
applied, had uniformly treated her as in case
of Prolapsus Uleri, and other complaints pecu-
liar females
For six OF eight weeks | treated her case as
of the above mentioned, without any henc-
fetal effect. She was taken with vomiting Of
blood, ana from some other symptoms that exs-
ted at the time | forced 10 the conclusion
that She troubled with tr2rms, and told her
what thought about II, and proposed That She
had better take some worm me aiciun bat she
was highly offended a, the idea of her being
troubled in that way. She said il all per-
fectiv nousensical-tiat the other Physicians
YER hirte,3 il TO hcr-and she there fore thought
it useless. ] finally prevailed on her to take
some Of N'Lanc's American Worm Specific ono
bottle Of which She was TO take at two doses,
and the result was, she passed. three hundred
aud ninety-seven, ninety of which were IN one
knot ball. and required the assistance of
neiuhbor woman that in to take them from
her. | Saw her anl she then told the worms
were all large | then proposed to give some
more Of the same medicine, and the same pre-
scriptiou as before which was con@--an nd the re-
snlt was She passed fonr hundred and fifteen
worms. that she counted, besides number that
were not counted
After she passed the worms her ordinary health
returned-and since that She got married, raised
a small family, ana still continues 10 hav" her
health Yours, &c. JonN BuTLrH, NJ. d.
The incretulou< can sec D.. Buffers letter, in
reference to this wonderful case, bv calling any
time 1T the Drug Store Of J. Kidd & Co. corner
of " ood and Fourth streets This valuable pre-
paratlon # for sale by J. KIDD & Co
Corner of Wood and Four,h-s;s.
I!~Be particular to inquire for ''Dr. " Lanes
American Worm Specific. or Vermifuge."
For sale, IN Richmond, by Joseph Howels, and
Irwin Reed.
CentrevilIe, Jno. E. Durham, J. A. Hannah
emf J. Stevens.
Pinhook. Henry GetteiI.
Germantown. ohm :. " off
CarnbriJge, c. Fl. Raymond.
Milton. David G. KEN. and Jesse Hiatt
Abingdon. Daniel Middlekauh.
May Il, I347. 2l:'d:6m
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ExcoUSrEa WITH ALLIoaroR.-The last
Planters Banner relates the following as having
occurred to Mr.. VIM. s. Gordy, manager on Mr.
Hudson's plantation. in The parish Of St. Mary:
While riding over the plantation with his gun.
Mr.. g. discovered fine deer and gave it the
tents Of both barrels without bringing it to the
ground. The animal, though severely wounded,
made for the swamp. Leaving his gun and horse
on the high land he pursued the deer; his dog
preceding him in the chase, overlook il. and held
1t at bay until his masters arrival. Mr.. Gordy
found il standing in two or three feet water and
quicke ned his speed with the design of despatch
ing it with his knife. While in the act of bound
ing over log, Mr.. G.. seized it by the ear,
deavoring at the same time to give it thrust
with his knife. AT this Juncture, a huge a!lga-
tor (no doubt disputing TO whom the prize should
belong,) grasped him by the thigh. Still MAIN
tanning his hold of the deer he instantly made
two or three well-directcd thrusts at the desper-
ate reptile, which induced il to abandon its hold
and seek safe ty in retreat. Mr. Gordy then
cured his venson without further moestation.
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SOUND LUNGS RENDER HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
OrR happiness depends upon health. for what
- life worth to us if we have is not? We inhah-
il q world where disease unfortunately stares us
in the face daily. None. scarcely, are exempt
and no one knows what moment sickness may
come. We see CONSUMPTION stalking forth
gathering in its cherries embrace our neighbors
and even nearest and happest friends. Does
il not then warn TO be prepared TO meet this
insdous destroyer at the very threshhold9 Ex-
perience and long suffering answer in tho affirm
alive. Know ye, therefore, that this evil destroy
or is at hand, seeking whom it may devour.-
Procure, then. Immediately. The antidote against
this maladv, have il ready for an attack which
is DR.. J. X. Dnncan's Er2eetorapt Remedy 1t
Immediately puts stop TO the evil doer. destroys
its poisonous fang that pierced the Lungs. gives
new life and vigor 10 the enfeebled frame, and
finally restores the Lungs TO Sound Health
- Dr.. ]. X. Duncan's Western office, $50
Sycamore ST., Cincinnati, where his Expectorant
Remedy is sold in large or small quantities.
Advice is given in all cases Of diseases.
~ For sale at the Richmond Book Store.
Richmond, Feb. eth, lSl7. I'll
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GREAT RESTORATIVE REMEDY.
DIR. i.ASTNAN,~
ELM OF HEAL TIL.

EVIFTEEN years experience, together with
the testimony of thousands who have real
zei its power over disease, has proven this medI-
cine to be the most valuable IegetabIe Comoo"nd
IN the known world. for the cure Of the follow
ing symptoms aud complaints, why ~pepSIl,
liver affections, nervous diseases sick head ache.
bilious habits. Jaundice, bilious dlarrhga, loss Of
appetite, debility weakness. pains ami gitdl
ness the head, pal pltation Of the hear, pains
in the side, stomach. shoulders. langour, short
ness Of breath, sour stomach, water brash
splitting of food. nausea or sick stomach oppteS-
hon from fool, heart barn, melancholy, disturb
ed undressing sleep, unpleasant taste in the
month furred tongue, costiveness, &c. ! or oil
of which thu Elixir of Health. may be relied p
on safe. certain and speedy cure
As a preventive 10 disease, The Elixir Of Health
has not its eqna! in The 1rorif. aud il is especially
recomne nded to persons residing in sickly local
ites. Rv rs timely You VIII find il sure
prerentatve to ague and fever, bilious fevers.
and all other diseases peculiar TO low, flat or
mar shy countries. II has stood the test for iif
teen wears. and its increasing popularity and use
fitness together with the concurring testimony
of many eminent physicians. and other reSpec-
table citizens throughout the whole country ought
b" sufficient guarantee to every one afflicted
with the foregoing complaints. Thousands of
certificates might be given TO prove that the
Elixir of Health is medicine of more than or
binary merit The certificates of some of the
most respectable physicians in the country
given. deeming others unnecessary
See that each wrapper has the written sigma
tlre of s'H EASTMAN upon II, as none other
can be genuine.
We the undersigned have been in the habit Of
ribinC and using in our practice for several
wears Dr.. F,aStman's Elixir of Health, prepared
by him at Zanesviile, Ohio. and have fonnt 1t
valuable remedy in all those cases for which II IS
recommended 1t has seldom disappointed our
expectations: we can, therefore. with confidence
recommend il 20 the afflicted, considering i, woE-
thy Of ,he confidence Of the public.
E. Webb. Circlevle, o.
E. ellis, Og iensburgh. y. Y.
5. NJ Stearns, Troy, \. Y.
f. Bingham. Porter. Ohio.
G. w. Arthur, Welksviiie. Ohio.
Samuel Barker. McConBellsvilie. Ohio.
Drs Harlem & Mcclure, Lawrence. Missouri.
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Gun ELASTIC MoNEY.-The editor Of the New
London Star has been shown a one dollar bill of
the New Haven County [Conn.l bank, genuine.
the paper Of which was "lniia rubber manu-
featured in Lisbon 1t was slightly elastic, but
little thicker than ordinary paper, and perfectly
impervious to water. Indeed, to great per-
lection had it been brought. both in the filling up,
md in the ink used for tho signatures, that it
seems to have defied the common, and even some
uncommon methods of CELEBRATION. 1t had been
soaked and boiled in strong potash lye, with
scarcely any percepiible effect.
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Esr. E;asssisa:s's
SPECIFIC EHBROC4TION.

TyffE wonderful cures performed by this pre-
para,iou are such as TO almost defy cre6i-
bilitv-No EXTERNAL REMEDY ever devised, has
proved SO universally successful. 1t Cures
Rhunaaiism pains in the breast, shoulders, limbs,
sweilings, tumors, weak back, sciatic hip
disease oloreux, spraius. bruises, stiff joints,
acue in the face, tooth ache, &c 1t is used
extensively by the profession and all who use it,
consider il decidedly superior to any liniments,
opadiidocs any preparation Of the kind 1t
possesses four times the strength Of any Of them.
II is free from any unpleasant smell or grease.
Try it, 1t will recommen nd itself, and YOU will
never be without it. when once acquainted with
i. virtues.
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Too Classic BY HALF.---Mr. Bowdcn. a mem
Der of Congress from Alabama, addressed some
Of his constituents the other day near Montgom-
cry, in speaking Of Mr.. Polk, termed him 'thc
last Of the Romans" "Weli." said country
man standing by, "I'm darnnton glad to hear
that tho breed is SO well nigh run OUT The eff
feet was awful.
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COLDS AND COUGHS.

THE sudden and frequent changes OF the al
n3osphere in our Western climate, subject
sooner or later to these annoying Affections and
when not early attended to the lungs fail prey
to mp,ion, their insdious destroyer. How
often have you been warned OF the approaching
danger, but you fear not until the citadel of life
is attacked and re nde red hopeless. How npor-
tant is it the to obtain time few bottles Of
that valuable medicine,
DR.. j. X. Duncaa's Elpsct0rdnt Remedy;
which IS certain to arrest the cough, heal the
ness and irritation in the trachea anu bronch! al
tubes, remove the pain and tightness experienced
in the chest and qreast; also, giving strength 10
those who are weak.
~ Remember that il is DR.. J. X. Duncan's
Western Office, No $50, Sycamose st, CIncin-
matt, Ohio, where the above medicine is sold in
large small quantities. Price 81 per bottle,
bottles for S. a discount made TO those who
sell agents.
~ For sale at the Richmond Book Store.
Richmond, February 9th. le41. 7tf
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WOOD NAPTHA--A article for the
w care Of Bronchitis and Cousump tion.--
This article has been recomrne nded bv our best
medical writers, and used successfully bv iarg
number of the most respectable practitioners
both in Europe and this country.
a fresh supply jus, received and for sale at
Dr.. HowelIs' Drug Store
Richmond, April q. l9l7.
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BREAK TIE CpILG
Pr a; w; ITO ~!

and in cases where 1t Is in the system to eradi-
cate If thoroughig.
Al these ends are surely attained by the celc-
brated
CRIEFENBERG VEGETABLE Pills.
Let them be tried throu ghout the Great West,
and the Bilious Taint which clings to the system
almost like leProsy will be eradicated Health will
will be speedily restored: the saiow complexion
be made fresh and fair: strength and pleasurable
sensations Will return, and the next season will
not find the
GRAVE 1AWNING
for the victims of the diseases referred to- We
venture to say that If these Pills were furnished
to every family in the United States 1T the ex-
pense of
THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT.
it would be the most economical and merciful
expenditure made. Why? Because from
every family BrLIors TENDENCIES WOULD RI.
B.NIsHED The West would no longer be dread-
ed There would be
NO MORE SiCKLY SEASONS.
The inhabitants there would be as free from
such complaints those of the healthiest por-
tons of New England.
u unlike all other anti-bilous medicines the
Craefenberg Pills utterly prevent the formation
of the disease within the system Those who
them according to directions
CANNOT BECOME BILIOUS,
With these remarks the Graefenberr Cornpa-
ny invite still more EXTENDED trial of their Pills
Isl IHt ntlThboTtnods cue f02fitfF ana get u
svpniy, nn3 distribute 70 freYp firpiIg
ID, Let Clergpaen recommend and distribute
than.
Sd. Let Landdolders furnish them to tie settlers
their iands.
All. Iet Enigront Societies and other bhi,ga-
hyopic bodies furnish them 70 the needy.
In short, there is earthly reason why the
West should not be perfectly healthy; tla. on its
beautiful prarics and beside its noble streams
strong and vigorous health should not be en-
Joycn.
In the following diseases these Pills also a.
cheve equally wonderful triumphs
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DREApFrL DEArH.---A young man residing i'll
Jefferson CO.. by the name OF Thompson, came
to dreadful death the 2Sth ult., by jumping
of q fence upon hoe -hand.s--which entered at
the lower part Of his abdomen and penetrated
10 inches in upward directon.--Si. Louis Rep
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esd dav of June, 1917.

between the hours Of ten o'clock, a. m. and four
O'Clock, p. M OF said day, the following property,
to- Wit
The East halves Of lots numbered fifiv-two
(a2} and fifty three {53), numbered tbs
plat Of that part OF the city of Richmond, Wayne
county, Indiana. laid of by Jeremiah Cox, and
also the west half - Of 10, numbered fifty -four
fo4) numbered on the plat of that part of said
city. laid off by Charles W Starr, and also a
part Of the east half of said last named lot boun-
ced as follows. 10 wit: beginning at the north
east of said lot, and running thence sou th
forty one Al feet and three t3) inches, theme,
west thirty three (33) feet, thence north forty
al feet three 81 inches, thence cast To the
place OF beginning. Taken the prope rty Of
Daniel d. Sloan and others. TO satisfy said decree
aud execution IN favor Of Newton Lnrsh.
DAVID GENTRY, Shf. w. &.
May 3lst, 1877. 23-ts
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UrGov. Dana of Maine, in his message TO the
Legislature, assumes that Me xico can pay us in
money foI prosecuting our war against her, and
hence argues that We must take land in lieu; but
he is for applying the provisions of the Wmot
proviso to the conquer red territory.
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COZ 8 i siP TON,
Con>a.np,ion: Cnn>ump,ion"


Diseases d The Lungs Cured ~ The Timely Jst q
d Daacas's Exyectoraat.
15'The undersigned certified to those afflicted
with diseases Of the Lungs that he has been al
hicted with the prenontory symptoms Of con-
sumption for the last three years, which al length
hr-,n TO Assume dangerous character; cough m
credsing. with great exhaustion, loss of strength
severe PAIN in my throat. with swelling; pain in
,hc breast ana side; night swea.s; and all the
symptoms OF speedy termination OF life. Beng
and finding relief f.oin hts treatment and
medicine. my father was determined 10 try the
virtues Of DR.. Dancans Expcctorsnt Remedy
having hearl much said of as good qualities
tie obtained IT ii the Office, \ a. / Oh sycamore ST.
commenced taking the medicine without any
hope Of recovery, bat to my surprise soon began
to gain strength: my cough easier, and
pectoratIuu OF secnreIed matter took place. /
continue j using the medicine until had taken
FIVE bottles. ,isss day called personally your
office, oiltrlng thanks and gratitude to You u
public heneitctor for compromising such a vaua-
bic medicine as the expec toraut has proved TO be
iii nay case. now feel entirely well. and trust
thet all who read tins, and who have affection
Of titc Lungs, viii make use Of this valuable med
icIue before too late. believe Dir. Duncan's
tu Of that fatal GIseaae- consumption
IEEUEBIcK AUrENHUIMLR, Third St,
between Pike and Butler. Gin.
Any person wishing any further knowledge of
the above aud cure. is requested to call upon
the father OF the gentleman, at his resi-
denre.
The above valuable medicine Is for sale at the
Richmond Book Store.
Feb I5th. Ie!7. Stf
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SIWAIM'S PANACEA.-For the cure OF
- Scrofula and all discs of the skin, and
those arising from impurity of the blood. For sale
at Dr.. HOWELL'S Drug Store.
Richmond. May IL, lSi7. colt
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A Belgian gentleman is said TO have discovered
a simple means Of distinguishing real from APP
parent death. II consists of establishing n burn
Of the second degree. If life remains, blister
always rises, in the abse nee of all sensibili
ty; but if death has taken place, the burn pro-
duccs no effect
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On the 5th of April one of tho most dreadful
fires that has ever taken place in Turkey. broke
out in Eucharist. the capital Of Wallacha. Near
~ tho entire city destroyed---two thousand
houses and twenty-seven public establishments
..-causing loss, il is estimated, Of $500 900.
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PoLIrIcs THE GREAT SrArEs.--Sincc the
commencement Of the against Mexico, by
Mr.. Polk, elections have bee n holden for MEM
bcrs Of Congress in our four largest States, with
the following result compared with the previous
election:
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A volunteer, who has returned from the Mex
lean war, says: Il have seen the elephant, trunk
tusks, and all, and moro than satisfied" /
went out a Polk soldier, and returned a Taylor
Wing"
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The Great Cure for Consumption,

DR. DUScAS's ExrEcToRAsT REaEDY.-Afi1ict-
ed reader, 60 suffer this disease to knit its IA
tai threads in your system; they are certain to
hurry YOU to untiIIieiy grave. Has not expe-
Renee tau ght you-haye not occuiar proofs con-
WINGED YOU. that Consumption IS certain death to
all whom it may encounter, when left TIL late
period Then ,chy uM yoa delay procuring a
remedy in due to arrest the progress OF
that fell DESTROYER i Cola, which soon termI-
mates ia a coughing, by which soreness Of throat
and Inflammation of the mucous membrane OF
the bronchi IS produced, AMI the Lungs rendered
open to disease Tins persons suffer themselves
10 procra~tnate uHtil death looks IN a their door.
when they wili begin to b. concerned about
their health when in all probability il will be too
late May all who have cold take timely war
ming. and get rid Of it soon as possible
Dr.. Duncans Expectorant Remedy stands be-
fore the public tested by thousands, and daily
used in almost every family throughout the DIFF
ferent States for diseases Of the Chest and Lungs
The vast amount sold IN this city, and that to SO
many persons. no come back aud obtain 1t By
the half dozen bottles, IS sufficient evidence OF
its wonderful efficacy:
ia fresh supply Of this e1cei'en: Remedy
ius, received and for sale at the Book Store.
Richmond. Feb. 10th, 1c4s- Ell
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rAPD-Dr. Eastmaa's Elirir Of Heal

A CARD-Dr. Eashnan's Elirir Of Heaad.
Balsarn of Wild Cterrg. dc.-The afflicted will
find By referring to "Dr. East'nGn's Medical Di-
rectorg,'' list OF preparations, which, IA years
experience has proved the most successful and
universal restoratives. for all persons afflicted
no matter by what cause produced
Let all persons IN i'll health. call upon the agent
and obtain pamphlet entitled as above, in which
will be found much valuable medical information
"a full description of the above medicines, with
the testimonials OF the remarkable Of vari-
Gus diseases
Those persons suffering from any disease for
which .hcy are recommended, such as Liver Al
fections oss of Appetite, Costiveness, DehIiity,
Pain in the Breast or Side. Coughs. L oids, Con-
SUMPTION Bronchitis, Influenza, Asthma, hheu-
matis,n. Dropsv, Pleursy, Dyspepsia. Jaundice,
Chill Pain in the Head. Back, Shoulders, SIDE, or
Stomach. Diarrhoea, Bowel Complaints, & c &c
will find a sure remedy in some of the prepara-
tons mentioned in the Pamphlet. All of which
are kept for sale by
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Sllcrin'S SHE.
.3::}rd day of June. 1917,

between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. n. M, and 4
o'clock. p m, OF said day, the following proper
~, te-wit: \ certain parcel tract OF land sit
uate in the 4 ountg Of Wayne and State Of In
diana, ani known by being the south half of the
south west quarter of section numbered twenty
f2u{ uuship numbered fourteen tl4(. range
numbered }, west of the principal mcredi-
an line drawn from the mouth of the great Mi
ami river together with all the right and privi-
Iege of water aud water power contained and
running through said priinises Taken az tho
property Of Luke Lag que to satisfy said Execu-
ton in favor Of John Burgess.
DAVID GENTRY, Shift w. c
May 29th, Ic4i. 23-ts
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Tor sale by Eastman Bigelow. sole Proprie-
tors GAINESVILLE, Ohio; also, for sale in Richmond,
Ind, at the Drug Store of
DR. J. HOWELIS
May 25th. ls47. 5-6m
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Triumphant Success Of BucAan's Hungarian Bal
Of Lte--tie Great Eaglish RemcGy for
Congh., Coils. A-;h ma, and Cnsum i,tion.
THE most celebrated and iDfaliibse remedy for
colds, coughs, asthma, any form of pulmonary
consumption, is the hungarian Balsam Of Life.
discovered by Dr.. Buchan, of London. England.
tested Tor upwards OF seven years Great Brl-
tain, ana the continent of Europe, ana intro
Guced into the nlted States amer the immedI-
ate superinte ndence OF the inventor.
The astonishing success Of the hungarian BAL
sam Of Lie, III the cure OF every form OF con-
sumption, warrants the American Agent in soil
citing for treatment the cOrst possible cases that
can be fou nj in the communicates that seek
relief IN vain from any OF the common remelIes
Of the DAY. ana have been given mp by the most
distinguished physicians as confirmed and Incu-
rable. The Hungarian Balsam has cured, and
qHack nns'fnm, but standard English remedy +,
OF known ana established efficiency.
The great and only certain remedy for COLDS.
coughs asthma ana con<umption is The Hunga-
ran Balsan Of Life. This unrlvai!ed specific
will not only relieve, bat speedily and eScrua!iy
cure. when all other ueans have failed. VI axe no
expe rlrDents whatever upon the delicate tissue
Of the lungs but seek at once this niIltbie rem
edy. and You safe Under its benign and
suavitise influence, the most obstinate ond dam
gerous cough IS speedily removed: Splitting of
blood, so alarming. is entirely pIevented: night
sweats, which nullIty the restoring power of
sleep, are checked: inflammation is reduced;
pain and soreness in the SIDE are felt more;
the breathing is rendered soft and easy: and the
unfortunate sufferer Is restored from the
awful condition of consumptve, to healthy
and comfortable existence.
In case of actual disease OF the lungs, of sea-
ted consumption. it is the only source of hope.
American price, s. per hottie. with full direc
tons for the restoration of health.
None genuine without the written signature
of the American Agent on a gold and bronze la
t,x-bi *