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VERT Ill79ls3
SURPRISING CURE.

LOWELL, Trumbull Co Ohio March G. SAC.
Messrs. Kidd d Co.-Unsoiici,ed l send this
testimonial concerning DIR. G. M'Lane's Worm
Specific. About seven years since | was called
upon 10 visit Young woman about twenty
years of age. | found her laboring under
strong symptoms Of ProIapsus Ut-ri. She in
formed me that she unwell for something
like eight years aud that she had been treated
by several OF the neghboring Physicians, who
failed 10 eff-ct cure-and IN fact had spent all
she hdd-and was still IN no better condition than
when she commenced taking their medicines,
ana was compelled TO work what she able
for her board The Physicians to whom she had
applied, had uniformly treated her as in a case
of P-oIapsus uter, and other complaints pecu-
liar females.
For SIX or eight weeks treated her case as
one of the above mentioned, without bene-
fetal effect. She taken with vomiting of
b ood, ana from sumo other symptoms that exis-
ted at the time, forced to the conclusion
that she was troubled with ac0ypls, and told her
what thought about it, and proposed that she
had better take some worm medicine: but she
highly offended the idea of her being
troubled in that way. She said j, all per-
fectly nonse nsical-that the other Physicians me-
yer limited 1t to her-anl she therefore thought
it useless. l finally prevailed on her IL take
some of VI Lanes American Worm Specific one
bottle Of which she was TO take at two doses,
and the result was, she passed three hn nd red
aud ninety seven, ninety of which We're in one
knot or ball. and required the assistance OF
her saw her, and she then told me the
were all large. / then proposed to give some
more of the medicine, and the pre-
scription before, which done-and the
suit was, she passed four hundred and fifteen
worms. that she counted, besides a number that
were not counted.
After she passed the worms her ordinary health
returned--and since that she got married, raised
/ small family, and still continues TO have her
health ours, &c. JOHN BUTLER, NJ. D.
The incredulous can sec Dr.. Buffers letter, in
reference to this wonderful case, by calling anv
time al the Drug Store of ]. Kidd &, Co. corner
. of Wood and Fourth streets. This valuable pre-
paration if for sale by J. KIDD & Co.
Corner OF Wood and Fonrth-sts.
1TBe particular to inquire for ''Dr- NJ Lanes
American Worm Specific, or Vernaifuge.'
For sale, in Richmond, by Joseph Howels, and
Irwin Reed.
CentrevilIe, Jno. E. Danham, J. A. Hannah
and J. Stevens
Pinhook, Henry Getteli.
Germantown. John 8. Wolf
Cambridge, G. H. Raymond.
Milton, David G. KEN. and Jesse Hiatt
Abingdon, Daniel NiidlekaufF
Nv IA fe:7 ol:Td:su.
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4 ChRD.-Dr. Eastman's Elirir Of Health,
Balsam Of lVnd Cherry, tyc.-1hc afflicted will
find by referring TO "Dr. Eas;man's Medical d.
reetory.' list Of preparations, which, II years
experience has proved the most successful and
universal restoratves. for all persons afflicted.
no matter by what cause produced.
Let all persons iii i'll health, cal. upon the agent
and obtain pamphlet entitled as above, in which
will be found much valuable medical information
IA full description of the above medicines with
the testimonials OF the remarks able OF vaTi
diseases.
Those persons suffering from any disease for
which they recommended. such Liver AZ
fections, Loss of Appetite, Cos,vencss, Debility,
Pain in the Breas, or Side, Coughs, Colds, Con-
sumption. Bronchitis, Influenza Asthma, Eheu-
matisrn, Dropsy, Pleurisy, Dyspepsia. Jaundicc.
Chill, Pain in the Head Back, Shoulders, SIDE,
Stomach. Diarrhoea, Bowel Complaints. & &c
will find u sure remedy in OF the prepare
tons mentioned in the Pamphlet. All of which
kept for sale by
DIR. JOS. HOW ELLIS, Richmond Ia.
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Later from the Braz0s.

Tho schooner Highlander arrived IN
49, Orleans on the 20th inst. having
- Rrazos on the l4th. The Picayune
r,he alst makes up these items from
-. Mo,amoros Flag of tho l2th:
Gen. Cushing is doing worry WE'LL
The Flag thinks no will shortly DC ablo
"a attend to his duties.
The Flag says there has been some DIFF
s.ulty in the Massachusetts regiment,
".a-;nv on, Of tho cndeavors Of the Off
-. IN M, an end to in!enperance among
,he mon. bu. all was quiet on the l2th.
panor,,a are in circulation ut M,tamoros
.,., soma influential Mcxicans at Victoria
.rc engaged in projcc; TO proclaim the
9, o,e of TamauIipas independent OF the
MEXICAN confcderacy. A leading Next
c,n l. said 10 havo arrived in Matamoros
with view to learn VIVA; corporation he
could obtain from tho commandan' OF 'h''
mort. He requires mon. money. ana arms
The Flag thinks his Overiurcs VIII no! DC
listened TO.
Largo parties Of Indians have recent
" made their appearance within lew
miles Of Ma,nmoros. md committed ser
;ous dep-eda,ions Three Mexcans and
ono American were a short ,,me ngo. XII
led by ,hom, On the Tcxan sido OF the r'v-
or, n short distance from Matamoros.
Tho Mcxicans, in dread Of them. hro de-
serting their ranchcros OIL tho river, and
gong into the interior.
Tho road between Point Isabel md Fort
Brown is considered unsafe, and tho edi-
tors of the Flag caution persons travelling
=. A.. IN, m thor ri
The Flag learns from tho Tamoulpns
Eefcnsor that one hundred md fifty of
our infantry, with ono field piece, wore
living off tho town of Spto In Marina on
the 9th ut. md That ono hundred cav
alry. with a IL FOUNDER. rnachcd tho town
of Magisca'zin on tho l7th uls.. but had
received orders 10 counter march 10 Tam
pico.
The Delta OF snms dato learns by tho
samc arrival that the RIO GranGo is very
low. in consequences Of which. navigation
10 aims, suspended. R'ynnso il sid tn
be- tho highest point on tho river TO whici,
boats can % with any chance Of success.
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Odd day Of June. 1917.

between the hours OF ten o'clock a m. AMI four
o'clock, p. of said day, the following property
to- Wit
The East halves OF lots numbered fftv-two
(o2) and fifty three [531, as numbered on the
plat of III It part Of the city Of Richmond. Wayne
county, Indiana, lai! off by Jcreuli III Cox, ana
also the west half u of lot numbered fifty four
(54) number red on the plat of that part of said
city laid off by Charles W. Starr, ami also a
par, OF the half of salt last named lot boun-
dci as follows, TO wit: beginning ut the north
east corner of said lot AMI running thence sou III
forty-one <4l) feet aud three 49, inches, thence
west thirty three 1885, feet, thence north rortv-
one al feet three ~ inches, thence to the
place Of beginning. Taken as the property Of
Daniel D. Sloan aud others TO satisfy s4l decree
and execution III favor Of Newton LarSh
DAVID GENTRY, ShT w. c.
Nav 3ist le4T oats
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SEIs}Il ga s.. Yla us
FOR TIE CrEE OF

FOR TIE CURE OF
Tie Hepatues, Lirer ComslGiHt, OySrepsia
and Sex Fe9d4cie
The remedy having been for several years
pioyed by the proprietor in his practice on a very
large scale in Monongalia, Preston, Harrison aud
Randolph counties Virginia, besides several OH
CT places, and having been attended with the
most happy effect, he has been from time TO time
solicited 10 aGopt such course would give it
a more extensive circulation. with 4 view 10 les
sen the amount of hannah suffering. Aware OF
the fact that many useless noStrunIs have been
pamed upon the public he hcsitated several
wears, until thoroughly convinced that the above
medicine, If properly used, wout8 not fail 10 e.
feet cures in great many Instances, and even
10 alleviate those winch quite ineerat!e,
Symptoms of Diseased Lirer-Pain in the
right sIde, under the edge of the ribs, increased
pressure. Sometimes the pain in the left
side. TIN. patient is hardly able TO lie on the
left SIDE. Sometimes the pain is under the shout
der blaze 1t frequently extends 10 the top Of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for a
rheumatism in the right arm. The stomach Is
effected with loss of appetite and sickness-,he
bowels in general IRE costive. sometimes atern.
aing with ax--the head IL troubled with pain,
accompanied with dull, heavy sensation in the
back part. There Is generally Il considerable
loss of memory, accompanied with painful sem
salon of having left nndone something which
ought to have been done. 4 slight cough is
sometimes an attendant. The patient compiai ms
of wearnoss and debility. He is ensy startled
of prickly sensation of the skin. His spirits
iow--and although he Is satisfied that eXer-
else would be beneficial to him. Vet he can
scarcely summon up fortItude TO try it. In fact
lie dstrusts every remedy Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease; but have
occurred where few of them existed, Yet exam
ination of the body after death, has shown the
liver to have been extensively derunged.
CERTIFICATES.
This is to certify, that having been associated
with DR.. MLane in the practice of medicine for
two and half years have had many opportu-
mites of witnessing the good effects of his Liver
Pills; ana s4iicye they have cured and relieved
a much larger proportion of the diseases of the
liver, than have known cured and relieved by
any other course of treatment
Dec !, 1857 OLIVER MORGAN, ". D.
This is to certify, that Ihove been afflicted for
diif-rc ut ph ysicians. obtaining temporary re-
lief. On hearing of DR.. NJ Lanes Liver Pills, |
obtained and used two boxes. ! now feel almost
restored to health. The Liver Pills have given
most surprising relief
S. DAVIS, near Pittsburgh
Obserre-None genuine without fac sim
lie OF the Projectors signature. Prepared for
the proprietor BY JONATHAN KIDD & Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists
No 60 w ooG-st
n. B. In order that there may be mstakc c,
he particular and ask for DR.. M'Lane's Liver
Pills
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LucK's CELEBRATED COOKING
S T @ Y {

which, for economy in fuel, and speedy cooking,
has equal. He would refer to the following
persons in Richmond, who now using Buck 5
Patent, to- wit:-C. w. Starr, s. F.. Perkins D.
D. Sloan. A. w. Bowers, B. w. Davis, s. Mnr-
dock, s. Smith, |. NJ. Stage. Jno. w. Fughu,n,
Iehu Heap. Peter Crocker. Solomon Beard, Jas
Jones, Jacob Sanders, Daniel Iisdae, JAS Wher-
~, s. L. foulke, w. Show, NJ. c. Lewis, d.
Armstrong, James Belts. Benz. Maths, H. 3
Payne, las. Wright, and Mr.. Maurmire.
~ He keeps on hand and for sale a general
assortment Of II o L L 0 w : " K F.
such as: Pots, Ovens, Skilcts, Tea Kettles. Sauce
Pans, Sugar kettes, Andirons, Sad and Waffle
Irons, ODD Lids. sc Also, full and general
assortment OF TIN and COPPER WARES; and
continues TO manufacture all kinds of Conner
Tin and Sheet Iron Wares.
I-tIe will sell any thing in his line CHEAP
for Cash approved Country Produce
JTOld Copper, Brass. Pewter and Lead, bot
or taken in exchange for work.
Richmond, Feb. 9, lSl7. 49:.;6tf
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Startling characterization Murders.

n gentleman from Burlington. Iowa,
brings tho news Of tho return of two men
who lctt that p'aco somo time since with
a company Of Oregon en- grants. who re-
port that they were forced TO return by n
band Of Mormons who left Nnuvoo last
fail. They report that one Of tho enc
grants being sick. was forced 10 stop y.
Council Bluff. that n num5c, of his friends
including tho two who hnvo returned. re =
manned with him, designing. soon rs
he should sufficiently recover. 10 ha~.en
forward ard ovOrtake their comp1 Mons.
After rcsuming tho march. nm! bning fa r
bovond the wilIto scttio "rcnts. they were
attacked by The Mormons, robbed. and all
murdered except the two who bring tho
sad intelligence. anl who barely escaped
with their lives. Nothing is known of
the fate of those in advance. Several of
tho persons murdered wcrc taking out
considerable sums OF! money, which was
made known To- the M"rmons By brace
Of worthless. now under guard n, Bnrlinr-
ton, who have acted as runners for the
Mormols during tho pms, wintor.-Com.
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&Ssszs *
H ALL ROAD!

The people Of Richmond and
vicinity are reminded that I, rail
road MEETING viii! be held on
Saturday next, at , O'Clock, in
the Warner building. Let no
one fail to attend. Business Of
Importance will be submitted TO
the consideration Of the meeting.
juno 9th. 1917
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SONS OF TEMPER A<CE.

Clark Division, No 3. s. OF T. of nicno nd,
Wayne county, Indiana, meets on "Wednesday
eve ming Of each week. at ! O'Clock.
THERON PARK, ". ?.
TM G.. SCOTT. K ).
PhiIantl-oplc Division, No IL, S. OF t. of
Thursday evening of each week. at : o'clock.
CHARLES FISkE, W. p.
JosEPI SHisI.ER, K. $.
Williamsburg Division No 10, meets at that
place on Saturday evening.
G.. VI. BL ,In. K. S. T.. b. SPENCER, w T.
New Garien Division No. 50, meets at New
port on Tuesday evening.
j. S. CoTroM, r :. s. PoaacH, w. p
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We copy tho following notice Of 4 most
excellent 'nsttulion.as we happen 10 know,
from the PhiIa. y. americana Gin. Atlaa.
KENTUCKY Masonic CoLLEGc.-'rhis is
one of Tho numerous charities reared bv
the Masonic Order. and was established
nt La Grange in tho State of Kentucky
III tho year 1911. The town of In Grange
is pleasantly si,u1ted on high and
beautiful site. nbou, p miles from Louis
villo and within eight miles of tho Ohio
River. The College is andcr tho patron.
ago of the Masonic Fraternity of tho
State. and has derived from tho brother
hood large portion Of tho pcrmn nen,
iund dedicated ~ It's support. n the
branches constituting complete col,cgi-
nj" course arc taught IN the institution bv
Professors and Tutors Of tho highest
scientific and classical a:,ainments md
tho terms of tuition nnl living arc so mod
cra'o as to bring tho treasures Of science
ana literature within tho means Of almost
any family. Ono hundred and fifty dol
lars will cothc boa ri ins,ruc, anJ furnish
student with books md room rent, for
twelve months. Many Lodges in the Un-
ION have purcha sed n Scholn rship. rs i, Is
ca'ied-that is. for tho sum Of 1910. one
sI'deni Is entitled to DO instructed in any
OF me branches without charge for tuition
ana Tho RICH. is prepetu,l. Tho cos, of
board Is from 81 50 to 50 week.
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Pleasant Dwelling For Sale.

THE house erected by c. r. Williams. on
L Washington street, is offered for sale on
advantageous terms. 1t is two story brick,
containing four rooms and a kitchen-t!ae house
finished IN moleIn style-the lot high anod dry.
and beautifully arranged with shade trees and
shrubbery 1t is OF the most desirable res
licences, for small family, in Richmond For
terms apply to the undersigned in Centreyille, or
q. P. Holloway, in Richmond.
JOHN 2 STITT.
Ocsc5c- 18th, Ia.S la-tf
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LOVE OF THE BEAUrIFUL--A country
m'n was ono day Wis, ing tho original
owner OF tho beautiful scat in BROOKE n.
now the property Of Dr.. Warrior; and
Walking with him through tho little grove.
out OF which all under brush had been
Cleared. paths had been nicely Gu, and
graveled. and tho rocks covered with
w"odb'nc. Suddenly stopped. and admir-
ING the beauty Of the scene. lifted up his
hands and exclaimed: This | like; this
- Nature with nor hair combcd!"
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1XIEENLY v ATIONA INTELy.I-

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R0CkANAE pii-E.3.'e~, iIGt.KsS, &c.
HANkttL for the patronage already OK
tended toward him, soicits a continuance
OF the same having served an apprenticeship
OF seven years with the frs, Carriage Maker in
PhiladelphIa, whose Carriages have taken tho
premiums on every occasion that thew have been
exhibited ut the different Institutes; he hopes to
be able 10 get up article at least eGua! TO any
now manufactured in the Western country
ALSO--for sale. superior article Of j O y Y
\ K \ IL made by the oldest Farnish-
Maker in Philadciph ia--,rarrantcd not TO crack
ALso-Carriagc Trimmings of every dcscrip-
ton. such as Laces, Cloth, Silver Hub Bands,
Door Handles Lamps, Lock and llnges, Riggs.
&c; all of which will be furnished al tho lowest
Cash price. Persons ut . distance can be accom-
modated by dropping line TO the subscriber,
Main street. opposite Mr.. Gilbcrt's Hotel.
Richmond. Ia, Feb. Q, 1917. I9in ~.
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u SPECIAL NOTICE, II

UIGHIy IMPORTANT TO THE WrsT.-It has been
long thought that the citizens of the West were
20 better times i'll regard to the bilious dsca-
with which portions of our noble country are
visited. The true medicine is at ichgth offered
by the celebrated Gutenberg COMPANY
Their advertisement is in another column, to
which the attention of every man, woman and
child SHOULD be Immediately given. For sale BY
James Elder, at the Post Office Book Store.
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sArs AID cars, At rnE ci>C,N-

: ATS AND CAPS, AT THE CiNClN-
"a SAG'I pRsC+>:.--I have on hand u
large assortment or Plain and Fashionable Otter,
Ne"trc, Gosscn,er, Brush, Short Nap, Koran,
'Smooi. Castor, Round and Square Cio3on. Wool
Cashmere, and Common Wool : q M = =
OF manufacture. y
~ the old Stand, NORTH SIDE of Main ST..
ONE Door WEST OF }. w. GIr.nERr's HOTEL.
JOHN SUFFRINS.
Richmond, June ., ls41. 37:'4Gf
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= Z q y T. s, G A SEIN s
Copper, Brass and Shcct-iron
Tarcsll

~ =. B.RGIS. having removed his shop
into the new brick building, opposite
Mr.. Brightwelt's Store Main street. returns
his thanks to the public for favors received
and hopes fer continuance Of the same at his
present location. He has and. and is receiving
a large supply of STOFES-such as the latest
fttENlU Ms. four sizes SIX. seven, eight and
template PARLOR and AIR-TIGHT SrovEs,
am
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CisaTiG1cee, EsocE3ssavs.
;HETONS. BJGGIES. HARRISON. and
Friends Carriages:

FTienG> (arFiI-e>-
HAS now or hand, and ready for sale, sere-
II raj Of the above named Carriages; inade
OF the very best materials that can be procured
in the country; an,. having employed Eastern
or1nen n, whose knowledge OF the business IS no;
surpassed by any in this city; and, having rived
regular appre ntceship with excellent East
ern worku1an lie feels confident that his work
VII; compare with any made East West.
u lie would respectfully invite all who may
want any article in his line, to call and exain ne
his work before purchasing; for he Is determined
10 sell very low.
D-Shop and Repository, Northwest corner Of
Main and Sixth street, a few doors East of the
Starr House.
Richmond, Ia. April 9th, ISL. l7tf
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JOS eg-E W. GIEDED1Fa5
<CHEAP CASH STORE. BAR
\ ; GAINS can now lie had at the Store of J. w
GILBERT, who has recently received from the
last complete assortment of DRY GOODS.
Ills stock consists. in part, of
Cloths, Cassneres. Iesfings. Sa';nets, and Jeans,
Fancy Goods, &c.
IALSO A full assortment. at all tines.
of HARDWARE, GROCERIES, and
QUEENS\V ARE.
There is NO MISTAKE but that the above
GOODS will be sold unusually low prices.
for Cash. or approved Country Produce
I|Cal at the CHEAP CASH STORE, in
the West Room of the Richmond Hotel, and obt
ain BARGAINS.
Richmond, Feb. 9, Is47.
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that he has put tho House. we'll IA the whole
establishment. i'll first rate orde, for the accom-
notation Of the travelling public, with the deter
minatlon that he will not be outdane in thu
west Tor kind and close attention 10 these tina:
may favor him with call. Nc pains shall be
spared for the comfort md enjoyment of his
guests.-In short. he is determined to keep a
good and orderly house, and make every per
son that calls on him al home. His charge shall
D. as low any house of the Kind in the ives,
no man shall 90 away dissatisfied j! in his pow
er to prevent. Feeling thankful for pas, favors.
ne hopes 10 De sustained by his old friends and
customers Amy iaIor w.n he thankfully 70
ceiyed. anu. IA his humble way, shall be returned.
y. Is. Goo4 sheds for carriages-good yard for
waTonerE, and every attention TO them. A few
good horses and carriages. that any person wish
ing a conveyance to any AZ joining town shall
bc acconm odatcG without GeIav
DANIEL, D. SLOAN.
Richmond, Feb Q, ls47. 43-'a5H
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Tho War Department. under tho date
Of llth inst. has called upon tho Cover
nor OF Missouri for n battalion of 6vc
companies of mounted volunteers. 10 serve
during tho war with Mexico This forco
Is I" bn employed nj the post established
on tho Oregon route. The ba,tnlion Of
infantry and tho regiment of mounted
volunteers from Missouri, md the rcgi-
mont of Illinois vo!nnircrs called for bv
the order Of the IOth April. y 70 TO be used
for tho occupation Of Santa Fo and New
Mexico.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Elder u. DRuMMovD, will preach at Eikhorn
Meeting House. the second sabbath OF June,
18th } at Ii o'clock. Il. M. the iunera Of JoHN
MowE, deceased. The public axe respectfully
invited to attend.
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To destroy yeiioe bHgs.-Prepare a mixture of
Stacked lime and wood ashes. and sprinkle the
leaves and stems Of your cucumbers. .auashes
&c. while the dew is on-if washed or blown off.
repeat the application till ths enemy is con1uer'6