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FENHIS House formerly known as the ITEM
perance Hail. and recently occupied by
William Nixon. has lately been refitted up in .
superior style, with the design of making il one
of the most comfortable resting places for the
weary traveller, in the western country.
The subscriber, also takes great pleasure in
informing bis old friends and the travelling COM
munity generally, that his TABLE shall be, gus
heretofore, while occupying the Richmond Hotel)
supplied with the choicest Wanda the country
affords.
His STABLE is large and convenient, and is
attended by the very best of Ostlers, and suppl
ed with the best OF Proyender.
He feels confident that the pains that shall be
taken TO make those who may sojourn with him,
comfortable, and sat Home,'' will warrant him
IN asking u share of public patronage. BOARD
Frs taken by the day week on the most ia
verable terms. X. BROOkINS.
Richmond. Feb. 9, lS41. l52-'45. III.
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NATI PRICES!!-.I have on hs nd a
large assortme Mt Of Plain and Fashionable Otter,
Neufre, Gossamer, Brush, Short-Nap, Koran,
Smooth Castor, Round and Square Cro,rn, Wool
Cashmere, and Cou'aoa Woo! .r g. n = q
of our own manufacture
At the OH stand, North Side OF Main ST.,
ONE DOOR WEST OF J. W. GIIBERrs HOTEL
JOHN SUFFRINS.
Richmond, June 9. 1871 3l:'4bf
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The following, which we copy from tho
New Orleans Boo of the 2>th. is admir-
able. Every Wing will rend il with satis-
faction ard it would be good for the souls
Of some democrats if they too would
Nruse it with candid attention. remem-
benng tina. the criticisms Of Mr.. Rice upon
tho Acts Of the Administration nre not by
s"Mexican Wing" but by Locofoco.
M. Rice makes formidable list of charges
against President Polk and the Locofoco
Congress-; and tho American people will
sustain lhem:--[Cin. Atlas.
which is the real simon Pare
10 the Seventh Congress onal District of
Aabama, an amusing and piquant political
canvass is going on. The district is hope
kssly Locofoco, and there are, conso-
euently. two gentlemen in tho field both
bhnging to the so called. Democratic
nny. MIR. BowDoN, the Old member.
claims to represent The 'purc Steel" up
polluted Locofocoism of POLK. WALNER and
!k dominant party; Mr.. RICE, his con-.
peiIior, Processes to be an immaculate
Democrat, bu, differs toto cordo ct toto
ale from Mr.. BowpoN. Tho latter APP
moves Of tho war and opplauds its authors
The former. assalls tho conduct of the
and deplores its evil policy
Tho Wings of tho District enjoy tho fan,
md do not sock to disturb it By any inter
arence.
One Of the Locofoco papers of A Ia bama.
having nssailed MIR. Rice, for causing
'dlsunion and distraction in The Demo
'fstc ranks" that gentleman replies very
saborately. and in style that must be
aszpressibly annoying to Ola liunkerism
aan ys. that tho true cause for the diff
eas'es and discussions of the Democra-
], arc certain measures of Mr.. PoIK's
amnistrniion. and the acts of the las,
4agress. He cites the political revolution
asirglnia as an illustration of the dis.
1'ous effects Of the Administrations
Aey, and sums up the list of grievances
s"'iows: In getting the country into a
~ with Mexico. which might have boon
.@s'ly avoided. as was a war with Eng
.aa on the Oregon question. ID The effort
1x lea and coffee, on the pretext that
i. VS. necessary to carry on or supper,
sar. Sd The failure to reduce the
r@ o. the public lands. by the Democra-
~ "a!or"y IN both branches of Congress.
Inc assemp: to supercede Scorr and
l.oR by Creating tho office of Lieu,en.
! oaaneral, and bes,owing i, on Thomas
osSfoS-"a more politician" 9Th The
se OF the Ten Regimen, Bill. and
,ss s.ause giving the Preslden. tho RICH, to
.s1 the othcers, instead of entrustins
ynt 70 the brave and devoted volun-
9th The wre,ched a,.omp, to ham,
resolution of thanks 10 General
with an implied censure. 7,h |
s.. .''usai of the House of Representa-
pn.;s pass resolution calling on the
asS.' Tor proper information concern
= .a'a Annals ro,urn to Mexico. IfI
nm s.'dens, says Mr.. Rice. did nothing
ss,;ss IN letting Santa Anna return to
ar Without any disturbance from our
sfa.. my did majority of the House
49, :" call on the President to le, the
aan.,.. uow all about The matter of Santa
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National Hotel, RICHMOND. La.
TNHE subscriber wishes to call the attention
Il of the travelling public to the fact that he
has returned to his old Stand,
(THE NATIONAL.

that ne mas put the House, we'll az the wi,oIa
establishment, in first rate order for the ACCOM-
inocaton OF the travelling public, with the deter
rnnation that he will not be outdone in the
west for kind and close attention 10 those that
may favor him with caal. No pains shsll b
spared for the comfort and eniovmenf a. -.
guests.-In short, he is determined to keen .
good and orderly house, and mike everv .er-
son that calls on him at home. His eharge si,aIl
be as low as any house Of the kind in the west
no man shall 60 away dissatisfied If in his pow
er TO prevent Feeling thankful for past f.vors.
ne hopes to be sustained by his old friends and.
customers Any favor will be thankfully re-
ceiyed, and, IN his humble way, shall be returned
DANIEL D. SLOAN
Richmond, Feb. 9, 1871 43,45tf
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MARRlED,-On Friday evening asst, by the
Miss Lucy PRATT both of the city of Dayton.
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L hra h ing Mac h ines
PRICES r Z d L c E D !!

HOWARD D. BORTOS, Successor OF T.
IL Borton & SoHs,} would inform those wish
ing to purchase the TRANELING'TH RASH-
ING MACHINE TO call on him. The advanta-
ges this Machine possesses all others, are:
LIST, The grain can be thrashet with the same
hands and team in the time that would be
required to haul it to Il stack or barn---thus saw
ing all the ordinary expense of thrashing besides
great waste of grain; ID, 1t is easily transport
ted from place to place and is always ready for
operations; Sd, 1t will thrash much i'll gwen
time, 18th, 1t separates the chaff from the grain;
and 9Th. This is all performed with half the
hands that is necessary to thrash and clean the
same amount of grain with any other machine
As ] expect to make all the diff.re mt forms of
TRAVELLING THRiSHING MACHINES.
both the Belt and Cleared as may be ordered
have also a good Machine driven by Stationi1-
~ Power. called the SEPARATOR. which sep
arates the straw and half from the grain. have
hand few ready for operation, and
would solicit those who wish TO purchase TO make
early application, | do not expect TO be able to
manufacture them only as they ordered
Good Horses and Wheat will be taken in
change at fair cash price. The above mention
ed Machines may be driven b. either Stationary
or Moving Power. if desired. A! work warrant
ed to be of good materials, executed in a work.
man-lke manner, aud TO perform as recommend
ed.
7. s. am the only one in the South western
part of the State of Indiana and Kentucky, who
manufactures the above me ntoned Machines.
SELF PRESERV ALTON FROM FIRE.
The subscriber is also prepared to furnish Var
ner's Patent Pump on fair terms This Pump is
conceded to be superior TO all other. Its power
ia one of ordinary size, will throw water
ED BORToN
June %. 1871. 27:3mc4
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THANKFUL for the patronage already ex-
I tended toward him. solicits a continuance
Of the same having served appre Bticeship
OF seven years with the first Carriage Make IN
Philadelphia, whose Carriages have taken the
premiums on every occasion that they have been
exhibited at the differe Mt Institutes; he hopes 10
be able to get up an article at least equal to any
now manufactured in the Western country
ALSO-for sale, superior article of B o d Y
' A RN1 5 II made by the oldest Varnish-
Maker in phia-,rarranted not TO crack
ALso-Carriage Trimmings of every descrip-
ton, such as Laces, Cloth, Silver Hub Bands,
Door Handles. Lamps, Lock and Hinges, Riggs,
&c; all of which will be furnished at the lowest
Cash price. Persons at distance can be accom-
modated by dropping line to the subscriber.
Main street, opposite Mr. Gilbert's Hotel.
Richmond. Ia, Feb 9, l647. I9in "a.
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A LII kinds of School Books and Stationery
Book July l3, 1877.
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4 FARM FOR S.IF--Tyvo Miles North
~ OF Richmond.--A FARM containing
Eighty Acres of Land, of the best quality, good
Dwelling. Barn, Farmers House, and all the ne
cessary out-houses; good Orchard of the rest
of fruit; Pump and Springs, of the best of
water.
P. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond, Feb. ., 1917. May 10, Imsm
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O. Annn Wanted in Current Funds,
o3VOO in exchange for Notes and
Book Accounts, at the Exchange office of
w. W. LYNDE & CO
Richmond, Septe mber eth, 1876.
Y" quantity Of Wheat. Corn,
w Oats, Flaxseed, or Bacon, in Exchange
for Groceries, Accounts CASH. at the hirh.
est market prices w. w. LYNDE & Co
Richmond, September cth, 1916.
TNHE subscribers have lust received Lot of
Cincinnati Pressed TaIlow Candles which
hey will sell low By the Box.
W W LyNDE, & co.
Richmond. Feb. Q, Ie47
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EGAVR GEEYRE,

winch he 5 prepared TO sell cheaper, for CASH,
than they have ever before been sold in this city
I-Plain and Ornamental LETTERING executed
i n good style. and to order. The public are in
vited TO call and examine his assortment and
prices.
IShop on Market strest-E.ast side, few
doors South Of Jesse Meek's Store.
DANIEL MORRISON
Richmond, May 18th. l-4f- 20:3m
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TIN AND COPPER WARE!

NEW ARRANGEMENT,-T undersign
/ y ed, thankful for past favors, beg leave to
inform the citizens of Richmond and vicinity,
that they have added to their Establishment, Il
COpper-SRnith shop,
and intend to keep on hand, and make to order
all kinds of COPPER WARE, such Copper
Kettles of all Sizes Hatters Kettles, DYE Kettles
Tea Kettles, Glue Kettles, Dippers, &c.
Also, Tinware of all kinds, Stove pipe, Stove
boilers, Kettles and Pans
They will pay particular attention TO HOUSE
WORK, such
cutters. valleys, Pipe, Housc.Heads, &c.
All of which they will sell low for pro-
dnce at cash prices. Being practical workmen
at the business. and having considerable expe-
rience, they feel competent of giving perfect
satisfaction to all that may give them call.
ITShop on Main Street. opposite Soan's Hotel
BOOTH & UNDERWOOD.
\ B. The highest price paid for old Copper,
Brass and Pewter B. & L.
Aug 25, 1916. :5-tf
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MEXICO SURRENDERED.

THE undersigned, respectfully informs his
IL friends and the public, tina he has, and in
tends to keep constantly on hand for sale, a
complete assortment of MARBLE and OHIO
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LATEST .ANDrVln2
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS!

ESSE MEEK, has the pleasure of inform
- ing his Customers, and the public generally,
that he IS receiving direct from the EAST
ERN CITIES. one OF the largest and best Sc
ted stacks
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DIR. Spears Indian Medicines!
far hia remnrknbIe cllres.

for hsremqrkaJle cures.
WHERE these medicines introduced objection is at
Frustrated they have gained the most perfect conf
GnGe OF every individual after giving them fair trial do not
ped all Of the popular remedies United States and there
pc reasons for the acknowledged mor Of these medicines, in
contrary they the scientific compounds Of tic celebrated Dr.
s Spear Of Boston, after long, and successful prac
and may be relied upon with the perfect certainty as
positive all Of the diseases for which they are recommend
durable disease Reader, if you will pesevere reasonable time
with these medicines as recommended certainly feel
poant discoveries. You will also feel yourself bound to
recommend them the afflicted There than two bon
sand persons State OF New Hampshire Vermont that
Will testify the highly important efficacy fthese medicines and
many viii testify that their lives have been saved only by the use
ote celebrated medicines For particulars and certificates see
my Health Directory, to be obtained Of agents gratis.
NOTCENo letters communications will be answered ex-
cp paid with dollar enclosed to pay for services
something else do except reading and writing ten twenty
TONIC CORDlAL-For females that not REGULAR or to
much 50 also for weakness or debility
coughs Of short standing and good common family physc
coughs consumption, phsc, asthma liver comamt dyspepsia,
paIgiafSS92 q Ne Bfqr 9nd debility di,., family min "a
a. Ges where PySc eqeG such 2s violent colds pains in
fever and cleanse the stomach and bowels, &c
WodAN'S ERIEND-Ior the fllng Of the womb, pressing
back and legs eruus, with lauguor or anting
mGERMAN LO1ION-For the salt rhem, sca head and scrof
GRAVEL MIXTURE-For the gravel sranguay and stoppago
cATIRRIsNuFF.-Fo the caarh, head ache coughs and
! HAIR OlI4-Forscurrand dandrua.
BALSAM OF LIFEIo be taken with ocl remedies for
symptom coughs, colds, pAtIsc asthma, camh pasms, ft
JAUNBiCE biTiERe.-For jaundcc weakness debility, f.
male weakness rheumatism, dyspepsia and liver complaint
PAIN kILLER-For rheumatism, chronic acute, sprains,
bruises, swolmgs, r!n. IN the side, lack or inns
skin, small .cabs, warts and BARRIERS itc.
MOTHERS CoRDA,-rmmmtoY for confinement in the
last of pregnancy coud thousands Boston Mass.
Maine Rhode Island qnd Connecticut prove the genuine efficacy
\ AESFor the satisfaction oftho public would in
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We hardly need add, that after he received
his reward from Government, Capt, Ether has
tened to share his fortune with his beloved wife
and children, accompanied by Frank Durham.
The reader knows how they met, but we
spare him recital of the agony with which the
brave captain saw the remains of one so dear to
him, laid in the earth.
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1t is needless to say that Oscar EtherI, on
the morning of the bloody occurrence We have
related, finding himself alone, crept unmolested
from the house, and with the speed of bird
almost, made his way to Boston, where he rela-
ted his adventure, ignorant Of the dreadful fate
of the two men who had captured him
When search was made for them, and the
officers entered the old house, no one was to be
seen below, but going up stairs, the still insensi-
bic form of Emma laid where she had fallen, and
purring abound her young Mistress beautiful
kitten, that pressed its little head against her
face, and receiving no token of love, uttered d
mourniuI cry, and walked round and round, as
if begging a caress from the pale hand that hung
50 lieless,
Emma was restored to life but not to reason.
They could learn nothing about the robbers, so
the search after few days was abandoned, and
the unfortunate girl cared for.
Great CONSERVATION prevailed in the little fam
| lily of the Etherls when the news came to them,
that Oscar was missing. So great was the shock
that the mother was again laid on her sick-bed,
never, alas, to rise again.
When she heard that her lost boy had re-
turned, no language can describe her joy and
for days she would not let hem move from the
house in the fear that he might be again taken
from her.
Edna's strength was failing fast Two weeks
after Oscars return, Mrs. Clement had been
up stairs, and as they now owed her for five
weeks rent, she told them they must get place
directly.
Edna had worked for months on shirts al
eight cents, and even six cents apiece aud re-
ceiyed her pay in orders Therefore she had nc
money for rent,
A raging fever now seized Mrs. EtherlI, and
Edna was obliged to watch over her necessarily
Still she would not give up her work, but snatch
ed it up at intervals, stitched harder and later
than ever But what would that avail her
she still got no money, At last her energy
tagged.
1t was evident that she could work no longer
Tor what encouragement was there for her! She
had applied before her mother had been taker
sick this last time, to several families fol
plain sewing, but had failed in obtaining any
and why? Her appearance was prepossessing
but many had heard her slandered, and with til,
littleness of soul that characterzes the seI6sl
rich, would not employ her
y Where shall we gol' said MIS-. Ethoril in
weak, whispering voice to Mrs Clement, ate
she had given her warning.
" :, 10 10 to the poor house, where you and you
" cnll1ren ought to have gone long ago. replied tn
e iendish woman, angrily.
e IF you hadn't got such a bad name, YOU,
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wv sTORRS LANGDON.
June 49,
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N. III. SESSIONS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
WEST RANDOLPH. VT. 38 :Iy
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Chase the darkness,
Ball of silver,
Floating far above me,
Starry spirits,
Send the angels,
For the angels love me.
Gloomy cloudets
Ope thine eyelids,
Gaze upon my sorrow,
Tell me
If my Elwyn Moore,
VIII come to me tomorrow.
Sad is Emma,
Sad and weary
Mourning for her lover,
Yet she knows
The ball of silver
Holds him high above her,
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Now come with me once more to the old house
in North Square.
Within the room which Edna and her mother
occupied, you may see female employed in
sewing, babe in cradle by her side, and the
room almost as scantiIy furnished as before,
Annie Miller, now Annie Lincoln, sits there
by the Scanty fire, and the low burnt light.
But where is Ned!
Ned Lincoln is in JAIL lie has committed a
robbery in drunken fit, and now he lies, lone
and neglected, in one of the cells, of Charles
town prison.
Mrs. Clement has grown sadly poor, both in
purse and body. Her husband has taken to
drink, some say by her tyranny, and she is sub
Jet to what are termed, fits of insanity. But it
is the terrible sting of guilty consc ence. She
has not forgotten Edna Elheril, nor the prophet
c words spoken by her dying mother.
One more scene, and we will take farewell of
cur readers
In splendid apartment, adorned with every
luxury that wealth bestows, sat pale, delicate
female, watching with eager interest, the gam
boIs of beautiful boy, who astride pretty
toy rocking horse, was lashng it in childish
gee. BY the window sat Annie Lincoln, busiIy
sewing, but instead of gazing with pleasure at
the child, slowly wiped many falling tear from
her care-won face.
Annie Lincoln had once just such boy; but
he is dead, and the mothers heart is bereaved.
She had sunk lower and lower in destitaton
and misery, her husband had been sentenced to
six years confinement in the States Prison, and
when Edna Durham, on some benevolent errand,
saw her in her sorrow, her generous heart pitied
her, and she offered the stricken being, an asy-
um in her mansion
Oscar Etheril, is successful store-kceper,
and with lovely wife, lives in retired cottage
in Chelsea, blessing to all who know him.
Mrs. Clement is in an asylum for the insane,
Edna is yet living in Washington Street, the
still happy wife of Frank Durham. But it is
evident her years will not be many in this world
Her constitution was shattered in her YOUTH her
labors were too much for her strength, and her
life must be the ransom
And are there not many more? Answer, We
merchant tailors; We traiIckers in human life;
are there not many more of our fair daughters
doomed daily to toll in want and wo over the
six cent shirt!
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The reader knows how they met, but we
spare him recital of the agony with which the
brave captain saw the remains of one so dear to
him, laid in the earth.
Under the shadow of noble old oak, few
miles from Boston, tall man. and slight,
sweet looking girl sat together, converslng earn
esty
The sun was sinking to rest gliding the To-
liage of the many trees around with its summer
rays.
Let us draw near and listen, for the young
girl seems pleading sorrowfully.
'IIow can say yes, when your father opposes
our union so bitterIyl'
But OH Edna, when he sees you, when he
knows you, his heart will relent My father
loves me, and know, rather than make me mis-
cradle, he will give his consent.
Il cannot blame him, Frank, he is wealthy
and moves among the proud and gifted. can
not blame him for not wishing his only son to
wed one who has been poor soamstress, one
that has been sIandered as [ have been
But he knows, he must know it is all a base
lie, that one so pure, so innocent, so good could
do nothing wrong; he will know it when he secs
you, when he hears the story of your long sul-
ierng, your devotion to yonl mother, he will
love you even as do Edna, tell me will you
be mine?
mo Frank, dearly as love you, | cannot
without the appreciation aud full consent your
father revere him, although have never
seen him. and feel his commands are sacred,
because he is your father. Without his bless
ing can never become Your wife
You HAVE it, God bless you, said a deep
toned voice behind them.
Starting to their feet in surprise, the pair be
held old Mr. Durham, who, standing behind th'
tree, had heard their conversation.
He hod followed his son, determined to breaI
up his connection with, as he supposed, low
vulgar sewing girl but, when he bcbed he
sweet and unaffected simplicity, her unconsciou
elegance of manner, ard the refinement natura
to her, when he behcId her pale face, SO full 0
intellect and feeling and now when he hear
her firmly refuse to do anything is disobedenc
to his commands, his heart relCntcd, and h
ongod to call the gentle girl daughter.
Frank was his only child and he was ohe
away from him upon the dark waters. lie wa
very rich, having made his fortune by spect
lation.
Frank and Edna were married.
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CAUTION,
LIST OF AGENTS.

Montpolicrs. P Redied and s. X Collins. Barre-Orvi
French waterbury, l. G. Simpson. MaI,hfed, p. b Putnam.
Plainfed, +. kidder MiddeseX Geo. f. Stowe Mortified
John A. = White Washngon X. r. Dickinson Chelea, Dckin
SON Noble NewbuY F&Keyes. Bradford, Asa Low. Wells
River, Timothy shed. Stowe ]. K :. Camp Hyde Park l. IT,
Moves Morsve E. b eick For sale also by Druggists and
gents generally Bottle Bottles for s. 45-eowv.
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MA blessing TO MOTHERS AND THEIR G. CHILDREN
such may stERAANS WORM lOZENGES be truly called for
they have saved thousands of children from nmcv grave
caused the mothers heart 70 leap for joy when she had given up
an mop, Tor he recovery OF her offspring. And when
hered mat worms destroy thousands children annually
cause IS never susptced and when is known LozcH
ges are sure and certain specific destroying them and nva
hE bringing them away, surely the every parent will be
hcu WIN JOY at tie announcement Of such blessing And not
only are the Doctors preparations Tor good but his C6BGH
LOZENGEs have succeeded in removing and curing in
Veera cases If Cough and Consumption when hope had
taken flight, md despair pictured the COunnmce Of friends
around We acquainted with of wonderful
cures performed and would refer the inquirer 70 Dr. Shemms
pamphlet Of cures Nhe CAMPHOR LOTENGES Headache
in five mnutes relieve all paptaons, Nervous Complaints
and CRmps and the POOR MANS PLASTER without doubt
the very best strengthening plaster the world We would
commend all who afflicted the Doctors Preparations know
ing that they win disappointed in their expectations
For at 06 NASSAU St. NJ W and by s. P Redeld Montpe-
Ger and by agent in every town in Vermont 6: ly.