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NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE!
NEW VOLC NJ Z.
TIKI. WESTERN CONTlN N L.
4 Family Newspaper Of the Largest Size
EDITED
w. L. Thompson & w. II. Carpenter,
PROPRIETORS.

1J-The success of THE WESTERN CONTINENT
having been already almost without a parallel in
Periodical al Literature, enables us, in commencing
our New Volume, to increase the number of our
Columns, and by the of different kind of
type, to add considerably to its Literary Con-
tents. Our aim has always been to render the
Continent Family Paper in the best sense Of
the term-to maintain an ELEV ATED STAND
ARD OF LITERARY EXCELLENCE, and
to carefully exclude all articles which not of
a high tone and moral bearing, and this will still
continue TO be our earnest enCeavor, which,
Joined inc re ased facilities and the patron
age Of our numerous friends and well wishers,
VIC do not doubt Of accomplishing to their full
and entire satisfaction.
We have already made arrangements for CO.
Mons selection of
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"Hung be the heavens with black" Min NJ all
the ruler of Anam, Sovereign of all Cochin
China Of Tonquin and Of Cambodia is dead
The ~ Y. Tribune says that this potentatc had
constantly refused all relations with foreign
powers. 1t is said that his successor is deter
mined TO open the ports of the empire of Anam
to the vessels Of all commercial nations.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

Clark Division, No 3, S. of r. of Richmond,
Wayne county, Indiana, meets on "Wednesday
evening of each week. at Z o'clock.
THERON PAPkE, w. P.
F.. X. B,scoM, x. 5.
Philanthropc Division, No ~, 5. Of 7. Of
Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana, meets on
Thursday evening Of each week, at : o'clock.
CHARLES FISkE, w. =.
JOSEPH SHIsLER, X. :.
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Two Plcasan, and Convenient

AVEIIING HOUSES FOR sALE.--The
undersigned offers for sale pleasant tam
ily residenccs,in the city of Richmond on Frank
lin street, Immediately opposite Friends Meet
ing House. The Houses good two-story
dwellings, neatly painted and we'll finished in
modern style They contain six rooms, each, and
all the appendages of comfortable reside nceS.--
They are "as near alike two peas and are
know BY the name Of TWIN HOUSES. There
are also, on each lot, good Stables, Carriage
and w God Houses, and other buildings They
are pleasantly situated, and in a good neighbor-
hood Enquire of JOB BORION.
March 10, 1871. 10 III 46.-tf
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BREAK THE CHILL
PIk e ENTIO ~.

and in where it is in the system. to eyadr-
cate it Thoroughly.
Alt these nds are surely attained by tire celia
bratcd
GRAEFENBER(: VEGETABLE PILLS.
Let them be tried throughout the Great West
and the Bilious faint which cliugs to the systen m
almost like icprosy. will be eradicated Health will
will be speedily restored: the saow compile xion
be made fresh and fair strength and peasurabis
sensations will return, and the next will
not find the
GRAVE YAWNlNG
for the victims of tho diseases referred to. We
venture to say that if these Pill. were furnished
to every family in tho United States at the OK
pensc of
THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT.
it would DO the most economical and merciful
expc nditure ever made. Why Because from
every family ALI. Bilious TENDE>CIEs WOULD
BANrsHED. The West would no longer be dread
ed There would be
NO MORE SlCkLI SEASONS.-
The inhabitants there would be as free from
such complaints those of the hcaltliest poY-
tons of New England
u Mike all other anti-bilious medicines tho
Graefenberg Pills ntter!y prevent the formation
of the disease within the system. Those who
use them according to directions
CANNOT BECOME BILIOUS, t.
With these remarks the Gracfenberg Comps
ny invite still more exile nded trial Of their Pills
LIST. Let neighboyhoods club together. aud ret
supply, and distribute to erery family. -.
I'd, Let Clergyrnen recommend and dtstribuse
them.
3D. let Londholders furnish them 10 the settlers
their lands. t...z
4H. Let Einigrant Societies and other phtian-
hfopic bodies furnish them 10 the needy.
In short, there is no earthly why tie
West should not be perfectly healthy; that on it's
beautiful prairies and beside its noble streams
strong and vigorous health should not BE- en-
joyed.
In the following diseases these Pills also a.
chieve equally wonde rful triumphs.
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n O Il / C. E. .

Z NJ. & J. II. HUTTON, would inform
e their customers and the public, that they
have opened room in Robert Hills New
Building. on Main St, between Pearl and Front
streets-N orth side; where they will thankfully
receive orders for Castings and all kinds of Ma
ohine1y
\. b. They also receiving a good assort-
mcnt of BAR IRON, which they will sell at Gin
cinnati prices.
Richmond, an lSth lS4. Aft
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- machine has been invented in New Jersey
"en Will work up 400 pigs of lead per day into
a'asket balls, with the aid Of single man
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DIED,-On the 25th instant, ALEXANDER sol
of Lydia and Alexander Stokes. age years AM
months.
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saturday. the 18th of April next

\ Horse, one-horse Carriage,
one Cooking Stove, one Par
Tor Stove, a template Stove,
two first-ratc Mantle Clocks.
Household and Kitchen Fur
ni,ure; Beds, Bcdsteads, and
Beding; several gallons Of OK
cellcnt Vinegar; and a lot of
other things not necessary to
CnumCrate.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, on said day,
when terms will be made known and due atten-
dance given, by
MARY BORTON, Executrix
JOB BORTON, Executor
Richmond, :2rd mo. 9th, 1877. II
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recent work on the commerce Of the Lakes
~ oown the value Of the trade at nine of the
principal ports, $50, 0O0, 0oO-$36, 0Oo, 900 ex-
s'f''' and $4,000, 600 Of imports.
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WARDEN SS:E:DS.--Just received. fresh
Z Z supply of Eastern garden seeds. For sale
by lR\l IN REED
Richmond April =, 1917. Iotf
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q a z s Z

lust received, superior assortment Of Caps.
- consisting of Mems and Boys French
Guard, Mems and Boys Tir-trimmed Cloth,
Glazed French Guard, and Musk; besides va
riety of Chiidren's Caps For sale at the LOWEST
PRICES, by JOHN SUFFRINS.
Richmond, Feb. 3, lS41- 50;'45tf
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The egAEFENBER6 PILLS.
TWENTY TUOi SAND B0AES SOLD EACH AND


TWENTY TuOl SAND B0AES SOLD EACH AND
EVERY WEEK.
yrHE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY dss,re
to call the attention Of every one interest
.d IN the health Of the great and beautiful West,
10 their views respecting
BILIOUS DISORDERS.
THIS class of dis, asses is the GREAr ScouR9E OF
the western hemisphere. TO where we may
their sad effects seen and felt ne brave
and sell -dcnyiny settler who presses his way TO
the West, TO make the "wiiderness bud and
blossom as the rose. meets this dreadful evil
He is willing TO work hard and endure eV"ry
orivaton, thanks be TO hir- But in a little vhiie
i.e e seized with some form of bilious disease -
HI, strength now is weakness A cloud comes
over his prospects, and he eAciailns. 1o.!d t.at
there ,rsre medicine 10 prersnt has dreSaf1s
euil and 10 cure il Hhe" II da.S se'ss "p9" US q.
Tim - From the moment OF the landing OF TIE
Pilgrims OF Ply mouth 10 the present hour, bioq>
diseases have SORROW ANA desolation. through
! out the land. Let the graves Of the loved anc
| the lost tell the story.
A .nomcntous question here comes up Does
! III, SnBrrinc RBicr intend that The foiiing
SONS OF THE WEST
nlea so ulins 10 bear the heat and burden Of the
dan. should Of all others be subject 70 SO sad
Iamtfy' 1t Is not irreverent TO say
h.- No-NO-NO" 90
And why do we say No Because there is no
class Of diseases that can he certainly pre-
vented and cured those now spoken Of
This is the Great Fact to which the Graefe n :
berg Company would call the attention Of COY
ERNORS. CLERG MEN, JURlSTS. LAW
YERS, MEDICAL MEN, PHlLANTHRO-
PISTS Of every name and sect, HUSBANDS.
FATHERS, WIVES and MOTHERS in the
entire West. There is reason why Bilious
disorders should not be
FOREVER BANIsHED
from the West. The reader may not believe this
he may smile at the idea. But in these days OF
Great Dissolve ries why should hot something be
found which Will control and diseases which
are, IN their nature, coutrciabla and durable!
1t is n well know fact that the true nature OF
bilious disorders has been but partially under
stood Here has been the great secret Of the Vt
ter failure of nearly all the medical men and
medicine We nders Of the day. 70
BREAK THE CHILL
seems to have been and TO be their great aim
fever and ague; and to purge, drench, bleed and
mercurialize in all the other forms of billions fe
yer. What have been the consequences They
are too we'll known to need relating Tens OIL
thousands have died; Inutitudes have had theil
blood poisoned by mercury, scarcely any have
!. been permanently cured.
The true theory
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AND WOOL. AkD
wi ING MACHINERY, manufactures al
he .Cincinna,i Machine Works and Machine
..,dNauufactory,' OIL Walnut street, a lie"
doors above Front street, Cincinnati
large and general assortment oil Mae ai
Cards Of good quality, including sheets ana n.i,'
NOS of ali numbers and widths, which viii DC
= at much reduced prices
both sinsaI. CARDING MACHINES
approved Pattern lie, of all sizes, OF the mos,
style Of work ma n shi Instructions, and good
cash. Also Wool Picking Mai. very low for
sizes and good quality, and all necessaf assorted
tools, &C., required to put and keep the ab6S
machinery in complete operation. Also made 1
order all kinds of Wooden Machinery for manu-
facturers.
All persons wanting Machine Cards,
CARDING HINERY,
will find it much to their interest TO examine thei
assortment, prices aud quality, at this establish
men before purchasing elsewhere, the sub
scriber is determined 10 sell as low, OF lower, 70
cash, than can be obtained any where IN the ives
tern country, of corresponding quality
Orders by letter, post paid, promptly attende
to- and Cards and Machinery shipped to any POI
required. A. {. BROWN.
Cincinnati, -Iar. Is, 1871. l4-3w.
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S ii r RIFF F'S $ LIE

SII r II, + F'S $ A LE
EDY VIRTUE of Execution o me direct
NJ ed from the Wayne Circuit Court, I will
expose at public sale at the Court House door
in the town of Centreville, Wayne County, In
diana,
Saturday, the l7,h Of April next.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a m, and
o'clock, p. M, of said day, the following proper
ty, to-wit:
\ certain parcel Of ground, in the town Of
Boston, Wayne County, Indiana known lot
numbered twenty-eisht (2o), as numbered on
the plat Of said town.
Taken the property of John w Bennett, to
satisfy said Execution in favor Of Joshua Knapp.
DAVID GENTRY, Sheriff w. c.
March 80, 1877. so I3:3w
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PLANT & SOW!

PLANT & sow!
WARDEN SEEDs.--Just received. fresh
NJ supply of Eastern garden seeds. For sale
by IRWIN REED
Richmond, April 3, 1917. I5,f
a IsT OF LETTERS, remaining in the Post
1 Office at Richmond, Ind, the first day
of April. lS47.
A Kidd Archibald
Adams Elizabeth King James
Atkinson Lydia ki,nmes Samuel
Arlington Cain kleinhens L q
Addmgton Nancy l.
b Iipscomb Charles
Bond Caleb LothropM
Barkdoll Philip Lefever I.
Brit John Little Peter
Bates Caleb , Lukens Edw'd
Bond Pleasant NJ
Bennett ReyRB N'Pherson Bulah
Bunuell Nancy Mullis VIM.
Bennett ii Z M'Coy Daniel
Brokaw Peter Morgan w r
herman James Mills Sarah h
Boyd 5. Miller John a
Burgess Sarah Mann Charles
Bobson Joseph Menke Everhard Hen
Black Mrs. Ann rich
Bennett DR.. Manly Jas
Brant Arvin Mize Edward
Bond Cyrus Meek Joshua
Bigley Mrs Nancy MFarand McSsrs W x
Butler Miss Julia Ann Co
Clark Thomas Nixon DR. Samne
G raft Miss fhila Navlor Rev A K
Clark Mrs Ann o
Croker Phlander Overnlan Cornelius
Clark Sarah Ocker Henry
Caldwell Oliver James james
Cloud John Ragsdale, colored
Collins Jabez \ p
Cole Israel Price Mrs Sarah John
Cook Samuel Robert Wilson
Clevcnger Miss PARROT David F2
Chamnneys Joseph Pcnnock Maria
Champion Samuel Parker James w
Castle Lynus = Psteu Edward
Crew Henry Patterson John B
Clark Cyrus Prindle G. l.
Clark " lillian NJ Paramorc DR. Jesse
Clark Cyrus y Patterson Beaulah
Chavez Hugh Place Maurice
c c'sss samuel = Quinn Rev : Vim Paul
Cooper Rachel
ID Roberts Jesse
Dawson Jno Ragsdale james
DayisW IL Runcl William
Dodd J IL Roadarna Leonard
L Reed James
Elliott Miss Sarah
Edwards Richard Smith Sarah
Executors of the Estate Shaw Edward
of Armstrong GriincsSt John Moses
Evans Jesse Shute Samuel
Elliott Caiharino Sleagle freddoiin
Shoulders Mary
Fish Nathan Smith James
Fox Matilda Sexton Catharinc
owtz " il!am Smith Samuel
Falls John Smith Ben amin
Fleming Jane Smith Ephram
e Shreev JOSEPH,
Gump William SANDS Jacob
Gardner Esther Smith ANY
Gordon Mr. r
Garwood Lew futile Charles F.
tlidden Iimothy lfolaenratnlan James
Gardner Jesse Turner Robert Morrison
Graves John Thompson Alfred II
Consumer Jakob L.
Gihner Jacob I'nderlilI Jesse or Wild
II ow Undcrht
Hawkins William
Hittell Or Vinyard John
HIll Edwin Nining Samuel l.
Hall W w w
Henry Edward Williams w lillian
hui George Watson George
hiatt Jesse Webb Nancy
Hawkins Sarah Waltz
Hill Dudley William Jonathan
Hill Harmon Walker John
Holmes Ciarisa or Jona-W htsal William
than Wood Chrstiana
Hamilton K WestIake William
Hall W William Webb Miss Nancy
Winesburgh George
Johnson Eli White Oh frles
Jones John WATSON Eli
Jeanes Samuel Wallace Samuel Ste
Jennings Jacob phcn
Jones Martin l.
Yung Elizabeth
hreider Younging Charles
kimble Sarah Il
King Jphn NJ linn Samuel
Persons calling for letters in the above list will
please say they are advertised
JAMES ELDER, P. VI.
ApriI l. la47
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S A l. e $
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

re~HE undersigned. diving on Elk Horn
Greek. four miles South Of Richmond, Of
fer fer sale one irst-raie
D0IBLE CiRDlNG MACHINE.
nearly new, made by JONAS CARR OF Richmond;
also, all their PULLING AfARaitS, con-
- of-One FrtI.So Mill falling Ham
m.rs7: one SuE.sISG MACHINE; one DYE AIT
TIE; one Pass and SCREW; PASSING STEVE ami
pkrvns SC The Pulling Mill has only been IN
use one season. and fuls very rapidly
ANY pc son DESTROYS of going into the business
would DO well to give US a call; they will be
sold AZ a BARGAIN.
NIXON & WII.COX
= We hereby inform oar Customers aud the
pubic. ut we still continue the tARDlN1'
BUSINESS. y & w.
March 30th le4I li:iw
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Asthma, Fluor Aibus, or Whites
Bilious Complaints, Gastric Fever.
Boils, Green Sickness.
I Bowels, deficient ctonl Gripes,
IN. Heartburn,
Breast Pang, Head Ache,
Catarrh, MYSTERIES
Constipation, Incontinence Of Urine,
Cough of Pregnancy, Indigestion,
! Costiveness, Inflammation Of Vital
Darrhoea. Parts
Difficult Breathing, Inflammation Of the
Dyspepsia, Stomach,
/ Dyspeptic Consumption Jaundice,
Digestion, imperfect. Liver Complaints,
Determination Of Blood Low Spirits,
to the Head, Mcnstrutaton, SUP
Lar Ache. pressed painful,
ErysIPe!As, Nervous Disorders.
Epilepsy. Neuralgia.
Fever-Low, Nervous Rheumatislr,
intermittent, Remit Stomach, various disea-
tent, SEES,
Fever and Ague, Whites.
Fiatuiency,
In all bilious or chronic disorders, these Pills
achieve the most wonderful triumph HERE THEY
DEFY COMPETITION. And az the suscc ptbiity o!
the American Constitution 10 to these diseases
they are ap.1y styled by some
The Pill Of the Ne,r World.
Their wonderful efficacy in these complaints
arises from their power to OPES THE PoRxs:
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN THE STOMACH Aso
BOWELS: MAKE THE URINE FLOW HEALTHILy arp
CLEAR: AND TO GIVE TONE AND STRENGTH TO THx
SYSTEM.
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE.
49 John street, New York
I5'In towns where there is branch, tbs
Company will appoint one On application by let
ter post paid or otherwise
Persons wishing the Pills sent by mail, can
order them.
MYERS SEATON, Centrevlll.
General Agent for the State Of Indiana
Feb. 9th, 1e41- 1ff
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Joined incrca sed facilities and the warm patron
age of numerous FRIENDS and well wishers,
VIC do not doubt Of accomplishing to their full
and entire satisfaction.
We have already made engagements for CO.
pious selection of
THE BEST TALES
From the foreign literature of England. France
and Germany, and in Original Matter, we can
promise a series of articles, which we do not
hesitate to assure our readers shall bear comPar-
ison with the very abiest Of our conte mporaries.
Among these will be found a Series of Graph
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Capitol at Washington. entitled
LEGENDS OF THE ROTJNDA.
Tales Of the Colonies ana States, being the Ro-
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and Pathos, by some of our best Native w RI
tiers. Weekly letters from Washington during
the Session. giving concise and accurate Synop-
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Sketches of the most eminent Statesmen and
Public Mem together with the lighter moveme nts
and gossip of the Metropolis.
ESSAYS-RENIEWS, and unbiased CRI IT
ICISM of NEW BOOkS-A New Series of
Letters from Major Jones.
Gems from the Old Poets and Dramatists, togeth-
or with a copious Summary of the Current News
of the day, both Foreign and Domestic.
DONIBEY AND SON.
Now in course of publication. Dickens Pop
ular Work. Will be given each month"; IN Entire
Parts Immediately on its arrival
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medium suited 10 the wants of all those who de-
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clear account of all those events which. coming
under the general head of NEWS, are likely to
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PREMIUMS TO EITHER NEW OR OLD sUBscRI-
BERs FOR 1917:
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lshed up to that time gratis
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THE BEST TALES

From the foreign literature Of England. France
and Germany, and in Original Matter, can
promise series Of articles, which we do not
hesitate to assure our readers shall bear comPar-
ison with the very abest of our contemporaries.
Among these will be found Series Of Graph
ic Legends illustrative of the Pictures III the
Capitol at w ASH ngton, entitled
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EVERY WEEK.
vTHE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY desire
10 call the attention Of every one interest
ed in the health Of the great and beautiful ess'
, = ,h.ir VIEWS respecsinc
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
\. G.. SMITH,

IT AVING recently returned from New t" or,
Ii with large and handsoln" assortment
~ CO0DS ,vb,ch with his former stock en-
braces almost every article called for IN
country storr. awaits himself Of this method T."
inform his customers and the public generally
that he intends selling as low for cash, barter
or approved credit as articles vt the same qua
lily can be purchased in this vicinity.
AT A,C's NAV he found PROVISIONS ano
FAMILY GROCERIES OF good quality Is'
ploughs, Hoes Scythes, Spades, Forks and
I'arming Utensils generally. Hardware, jam
ers' Tools, Shoes, Boots. Hats. and Caps OF ev~
cry size and qnaIity-Good Molasses at Tive
SH1LL1NGs per gallon. II cents per pouna
will be given for good Butter during the week
and the very highest market price tor all other
kinds of produce Potash of superior quality
Litchfeld Nav 11ih 1877
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
Wool Cardin q,

HLOTH DRESSING, and Manuiac>
" turing done 10 order.
The subscribers hereby give notice to
the public generally, thar, having pal
their machinery in more complete order
than ever before, will continue 20 card OF
manufacture Wool and Dress Cloth, al
The shortest notice, and invariably 10 or>
der. Trusting that from their long ,X>
pcrirnce and communal Application with
and to their business, the public VIII feei
assured that all Inducements herein held
out VIII be fully realized, Their manu-
featuring will consist AS usual Of plan
Cio,hs, Salnets, Stocking Yarns all wool
and cotton, and wool tlanuelS.
Also, full assortment of the above
named goods OF all colors, quantities and
descriptions, kept constantly on hand tor
sale by the piece or sing le ward, as cheap
| as can be- bought elsewhere, aud warruu-
! ted in all cases for service.
Merchants turnish any amount Of the
above goods on as reasonable terms rs
| they cnn buy a similar arucle ~ New
York or any other markets where they OF
course run their risk IF good or poor ar>
| ticle. a or 6 monts times given II required.
N. B,--All falling short Of IA tuthlimaut
of any orders intusted to our caro- will
| receive the promptest attention at the
| shortest notice.
ROUSE g. PRATT.
| Bantam Falls, May Is, SAT. 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
EEEasANs .sAGaA SON.

TAKES this opportunity to inform his Gus
/ toners and the Public in general, that he
us removed his BYEING ESTABLISH
TENT, six doors west OF the Court House
where he will be prepared to color and "i"an
al kinds of Clothing and Dresses OF all chIors
'lso-Cleaning and Dressing Il Hats.
Iilchf ~ Nov lsll