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VALL-A BILE PROBE TY A
A i G. r | O N

1CxXUTOR,S SALE OF REAL F:S-
IL TATE...Ihe undo rsigned, Executors Of
the estate Of Jacob Sinks, late Of Wayne coun-
~. Ia, deceased, will in pursuance Of the last
Will and Tcstame mt Of said eceased, and sub
scquently Of a Deed Of Trust, from the adult
heirs, and an Act Of the Legislature, approved
January %, lS47, offer at public auction on the
premises. in the town Of Milton and contiguous,
fourth day "Wednesday tho 10Th day of
March next, number Of beautiful Lots sitna-
ted in the old part, and Sinks late addition TO
said town, suitable for tho different purposes Of
tho merchant, mechanic. or private citizen. Al
no, a number Of Out-Lots or Divisions, Of the
tract between the Canal and Road, north Of and
adjoining Sinks addition Of most beautiful cast
for private residences, ranging in size from about
one and a fourth to four acres; also, twenty
cres Of wood land, one mile south of Milton, IN
north west or. of section II, township 49, range
y; also, thirty forty acres, more or less east
Of river. adjoining Mill tract; and last though
not least, the noted and popular
FIGURING AND SAW MILLS,
Turning, Lathing. &c, together with the tract
Of Land on which il is situate, Of about 40 to ~
acres comprising the former residence of tn"
aaid JAG OBJ Sinks, with all the necessary conye-
ME noes, such n a good Barn. Stabling OF excel
lent anality, Corn & ribs. Miler's House. &c.
It is supposed that any person wishing TO buy
will look for themselves, and II IS unnecessary
DC rhaps for to say further, than at ms time,
four run Of stone, and all the machinery are in
good repair and most successiul opera'ioh' anu
th,t the late freshet has fairly tested the perma
uency Of thu Mills. Situated near the head of
IN, White w alter Valley Canal, and within a
few rods Of it. of the best Mill streams
in the State of Indiana, we believe, fully Justi-
fics inviting attention
OUR TERMS arc one-thIrd OF the purchase
money in hand; one third in twelve months; and
the remaining third in two years from the date
Of sale. the purchaser will be required to give
notes with approved security, payable without
relief from Valuation and Appraisement Laws
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock, when due at
tendance will be given.
ROBERT MURPHI,)
J, w. MACY. EA'"s
C.. II. MOORE.
February 10, lsi7. ~
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N O II / G. T.

r NJ. & J. H. HUTTON, would inform
- their customers and the public, that they
have opened IA new room in Robert llill's New
Building on Main ST., between Pearl ana ROM
strccts-N orth side where they will thankfully
receive orders for Castings and all kinds oil Ma
ohinery
n b. They are also receiving good ass"rt-
me mt of BAR IRO (which they will sell at On
cinnati prices. -
Richmond, Jan. eth, ISL All
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AWE.LLiNG HOUSE FOR sAi.E.- The
y undersigned Offers for sale pleasant fam
lily resde ncc in The city of Richmond, Frank
lin street, immediately opposite Friends Meet
ing House. The House good two-story
dwelling. neatly painted and well finished
modern style. 1t contains six rooms and all the
appendagcs of a comfortable residence. There
il also on the lot, good Stable and Carriage
House, and other buildings. 1t is pleasantly
situated, and in good ncighborhood Enquire
Of JOB BoRT0N, or
ED. BORTDN.
Nov. 3rd, 1916. 45-tf
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FARM FOR SALE-.TwO Miles North
y of Richr,oad.--A FARM, containing
Fighty Acres of Land, of the best quality, good
Dwelling, Barn, Farmers House, and all the ne
eessary out-houses; good Orchard. of the best
of frui, Pump and Springs, OF the best OF
water.
lJEnquire of JOHN SAILOR. or DAVID
P. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond, Feb. 9, 1o47 May 10, linsml
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MuRPHY. COOPER & CO.

Wholesale Dealers in Foreign = Domestic
DRY G obs,
No q, North Third Street, befireeH Market ST,
and the City Hotel, PHILADELPHIi,
INVITE the attention of Merchants visiting
the City, to their fresh supply of Ne"
SPRING GOODS, consisting of general as
sortment for the coming season.-in addition,
will be found good assortment of PLAIN Goops,
suited to FRIENDS wear; which will be sold
at the lotrest market prizes.
I'm b. Orders, by mail or otherwise prompt
" atten de.i TO.
Philadelphia, Jan. 10, lSiI. 4:5m'
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GIILlE.sA1N y WA9HIE0S

TCHEAP CASH STO R -. BAR
\ GAINS now be had at the Store of J. w
GILBERT and JAMES WATT, who have Just recelv-
ed complete assortment Of DRY GOODS
Their stock consists, in part, of
Cloths, Cass,meres Iesfings, Satinets, and Jeans
Faney Goods, &c.
1TAISO-. fall assortment, Il. All times.
Of HARDNy ARE. GROCERIES,, and
QIE.E,S>St ARE.
There is NO MISTAKE but that the above
GOODS will BIZ sold at unusually low prices,
for Cash. approved Country Produce.
IJCall AT the CHEAP CASH STORE, in
the West Roam of the Richmond Hotel, and obt-
ain BARGAINS,
Richmond, Feb. 9, l-!1.
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"yANTED.-Anyq quantity Of Wheat, Corn
w Oats, Fiaxseed, or Bacon, in txchange
for Groceries. Accounts or CASH, at the hlgh-
est market prices w w. LYNDE * CO +
Richmond, September sth, 1916
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7 R, @ n | R O n .

II NJ. & J. H. HUTTON, would respect,
u fully inform the public that their stock Of
Ear Iron is now complete-and ask share of
patronage, as they determined to sell at far
lFWare room on Main street, between feari
and Front streets a..
Richmond, Feb. 18th, lei1 I'll
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aUox's CELEBRATED COOKING
St g w.

which, for economy in fuel, and speedy cooking
has 10 equal. He would refer to the following
persons in Richmond, who now using Buck 5
Patent to-wit:-C. w. Starr, ;. f.. Perkins, II.
D. Sloan, A. w. Bowers, B. w. Davis, =. Mar
dock, :. Smith, /. VI. S;agg. Jno. " Fuighum,
Jehu Heap, Peter Crocker, Solomon Beard. Jas
Jones, Jacob Sanders, Daniel Tisiale, JAS W her
nv, :. l.. Foulke, w. Show, VI. c. Lewis, d.
Armstrong, James Belts Benz. Maths, t.. b.
Payne, JAS. Wright. and Mr.. MaurInire-
ellie keeps on hand and for sale a general
assortment of O l. /. q " : W A !, + =
such as: Pots, Ovens, Skiiets, Tea Kettles, Sauce
Pans, Sugar Kettles, Andlrons, Sad ami F" attic
Irons, odd Lids. &c Also, full and general
assortment Of TIN and COPPER w ARES; and
continues to manufacture all kinds Of Copper,
TIN and Shot Iron Wares.
D5l He will sell any thing in his line CHEAf
for Cash or approved Country Produce
lTOld Copper, Brass, Pewter. and Lead. DO I
OF taken in exchange for work.
Richmond, Feb. 9, 1877. 49'ibtf
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lI>HANkFUL for tho patronage already ex-
l tended toward him, solicits u continuance
OF the same having served apprenticeship
of seven years with the first Carnage u aker in
fhiiadelphia. whose Carriages have taken the
premiums on every occasion that th-y have bees
exhibited at the difere nj Institutes he hopes Il
be able TO get up an article at least equal any
now manufac tured In the Western country.
ALSO--for sale, superior article Of b o D Y
* \ II made by the oldest Varnish-
Maker in Philade pha-trorranted not to crack.
ALso-Carrage Trimmings of every dcscrip-
ton, such as Laces, Cloth. Silver Hub Bands,
Door Handles, Lamps, Lock and Hinges. Rugs,
&c; ali of which will be furnished at the lowest
Cash price. Persons at a distance can be accom-
modated by dropping a line 10 the subsc ri Der,
Main street, opposite Mr.. (iilbert's Hotel.
Richmond, la, Feb. 3. lS47. lYin "a.
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& q z s z
TUST received, superior assortment OF oaps'
3 consisting of Mems and Boys French
Gu,rd. Mems ana Bows Fir-trmmed Cloth,
Glazed French Guard, and Musk: besides va
rietv of Children's Caps, For sale at the LOWEST
., ..,rrs hv JOHN SUFFRlNS.
pLd ~ o 1e47 5O:'45tf
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COPPER, BRASS, AND SHEET-IRON WARES.
Ii!
Jan. LIST, 1877

~ J. L RGIs, having removed his shop
! into the brick building, opposite
Mr.. Brightwoll's Store Main street. returns
his thanks to the public for farors received,
aud hopes for Il continuance of the same at his
present location. He has on hand, and Is receiving
d large supply of STOVES-such the latest
PREMIU Ms, four sizes six, seven, eight and
template PARLOR and AIR-TlGHT STOVES,
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THE cRAEFENBERG PILLS.

EVERY wEEK.
jTE>HE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY sesi,,
! \ to call the attention Of every one interest,
ed in the health of the greA; and beautiful West
10 their views respecting
BILIOUS DISORDERS.
This class of diseases is the GREAT ScorRcr o,
the western hemisphere. Go where may,
their sad effects and felt The brave
and self-denying settler who presses his way 10
the est. 10 make the wilderness bud and
blossom as the rose" meets this dreadful evil.
lie Is willing 10 work hard and endure every
Privation, thanks he to LiH.- Blu, in little while
he Is seized with some form OF bilious disease
lbs strength now weakness. cloud comes
over his prospects; and he exciaims, ",rould thai
there rsre some medicine 10 prer-nt itis dreadful
fru, and 10 cure II raeR II does seize upon its rte-
flm!' From the moment of the landing of the
Pilgrims of Plymouth TO the presen; hour. bilious
diseases have sent sorrow and deso ation through
out the land Let the graves Of the loved and
the lost tell the story,
lnonentous question here up. Does
the Sdpreme RH.er i;.tsn that the foiliHg
SONS OF THE WEST
rnen 50 uiilng 70 bear he heat and burden o. the
day. should Of all others b. subject 10 so sod q Cd
!4Dnty' Il Is not irrevcrent TO say
nr No-NO-NOn
And why do say Ne Because there is no
class of diseases tina, be SO certainly pre-
vented and cured those now spoken of.
This is the Great Fact to which the Graefen-
berg Company vould call the attention of GOV
ERNORS, CIERti MEN, JURISTS. LAW
fERS, MEDICAL MEN, PHILANTHRO-
PlSIS of every name and sect, HUSBANDS,
FATHERS, WIVES and MOTHERS in the
entire West. There is why Bilious
disorders should not be
FOREVER BaSESIISD
from the West. The reader may not believe this
he may emile at the idea. But in these days Of
Great Discoveries why should hot some thing be
found which will control and cure diseases which
are, IN their nature, comfortable and durable
Ii Is a well known fact that the true nature of
bilious disorders has been but partially under
stood Here mas been the great secret of the
ter failure of nearly all the medical men and
medicine vendors of the day To
BREAK TFIE CHILL
seems 10 have been ana to be their great aim in
fever and ngue; and to purge, drcnch. bleed and
mercuralze in all the other forms of billions fe-
yer. " hat have been the consequences They
are too we'll known TO need relating. Tens of
ihousa nds have died; nuitltudes have had their
blood poisoned by mercury; scarcely any have
bee permanently cured.
The true theory Is
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CARPENTERS TOOLS AND AXES. Of
X Timothy Benz amn's manufacture, Oh fseose
CO. Ohio,-warranted to be good; Just Eecesvso
and for sale by HAMS q fAAocHAA-
Richmond, June 80, lc@b.
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and in cases where IL is in tho system, to erad-
cate Il thoroughly.
a II these ends are surely attained by the ceIs-
brated
GR4EFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
Let them be tried throughout the Great West,
and the Bilious Taint which clings TO the system
aim ost like eprosy will be eradcated Health will
will be speedily restored: the sallow compile xion
be made fresh and fair: strength and plcasurabc
sensations Will return. and the next season will
not find the
GRAVE 1AWNtN(i
for the victims of tho diseases referred to We
venture to say that if these Pills furnish d
to every family III the United States at the eA-
pense OF
TIE GENERAL GOVERNMENT
il Guild be the most economical and merciful
expenditure made. Why Because from
every family ALL EILioUs TENDENCIES WOULD Re
B>NIsirfp! The West would 10 longer be dread
ed. There would be
NO MORE SlCKLY SEASONS
The inhabitants there would be as free from
such complaints as these of the healthies; por-
tons Of New England.
I5@Unlike all other anti biou. medicines the
Graefenberg Pills utterly prevent the formation
of the disease within the system. Those who
use them according to directions
CANNOT BECOME BILIOUS,
With those remarks the Graefenberg Compa-
ny invite n still more extended trial of their Pills
Isl. let feighborhoods club to0efter and get d
supply, and distribute to eDery family
ID, Let Clergyman recommend and distribut.
them.
3D. Let Kandlorde,-s furnish them TO the settler.
on thar limits.
4M LET EH1f0nt Societies and other philon-
t.roJic b93Ies furnish Hym 10 The nsedy.
IN short, there earthly why the
" est shonlG not b" perfectly healthy that on its
beautiful praires auc beside It's noble streams
strong and vigorous health should not be en-
JoyeG-
In the following diseases these Pills also a.
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TyOR SALE OR RENT,--THAr large and
we'll finished Dwelling House. near the
corner Of Front and Howard streets, known as
the Sturdivant property This is very des,ra-
Bile property; being u double house, good cellar,
water, garden, stable, carriage house, &c. 1t
will be sold for part cash and the balance on a
long credit; or will be exchanged for good land
in part payment.
UN will be for Rent to the right kind OF men
cheap ENQUIRE Of Charles Sturdivant, in Con
nersville, or Of the undersigned in this city
Title indisputable. ;. H. SIANlCN.
Richmond. Feb ., lSlI. 81: 40
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~ YES,-Ir any person desires to purchase
First Rate onr-horse Carriage. entirely
new they directed to apply to the subsc riber.
who will sell it CHEAP. Call soon u IT
Is suitable for either two horses.
ACHILLES BALLARD.
Richmond Feb. 9, ISlI.
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The Great Care for Consumption,

The Great C,1-e for Consumption!
d. DUNcAN's ExrECroRASr RENEpY.-Affiict-
I'd re adcr do not suer this disease to knit It's Ia
tai threads in your system; they are certain 10
hurry you to an untimcly grave Has not expe-
vic nee taught you-have not occular proofs CON
WINGED you. that Consumption is certain cea'n 10
all whom il may encounter, when left TIL q ia'e
psriodl Then ,chy sriH you delay procuring !.
remedy in due season to arrest the progress oi
that fell Destroyer A Cold which soon termi-
mates in a coughing, by which soreness OF throa.
and inflammation Of the mucous membrane OF
the bronchi is produced. and the Lungs rendered
open to disease Thus persons suffer the mseives
40 procrastinate until de ah looks in a their coor.
when they will begin to be concerned about
their health when in all probability 1t Will be 100
late May all who have cold take timely war
ming, and get rid Of il as soon rs possible
Dr.. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy stands pc
fers the public tested by thousands, and daily
used in almost every family throughout the GIL
ferent States for disc Of the Chest and Lungs
Tho vast amou Mt sold in this city. and that 10 so
many persons, who come back and obtain 1t by
the half dozen bottles, is sufficient evidence OF
its wonderful efficacy.
UA fresh supply Of this excellent Remedy
inst received and for sale at the Book Store.
Richmond, Feb. 10th, le4'. ou
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DIR. DUNCAN'S
PECTORANT REMEDY
CnNsUffP TON,

COLDS AND COIG
THE sudden and frequent changes OF the at
mosphere in our w estern climate, subject us
sooner or later to these annoying Affections, and
when not early attended to the lungs fall prey
to consumption, their lnsidious destroyer. how
often have you been warned OF the app oa.h,hs
Hangar but Won fear not until the citadel Of life
IS attacked and rendered hopeless How impor-
tant is it then to obtain in time few bottles OF
that valuable medicine,
Dr. J. 4. Duncan's Erpeetorant Remedy;
which certain to arrest the cough, ne the sore
ness and irritation in the trachea and bronchial
tubes. remove the pain and tightness experienced
in the chest and ereast; also, giving strength to
those who weak
WeSt-rn Office No. $50, Sycamose st, Clncin-
natl Ohio where the above medicine is sold IN
large or small quantities. Price 81 per bottle
6 bottles for s.. a discount made to those VINO
sell agents.
0~For sale at the Richmond Book store
Richmond, February 9Th, le4' III
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The Pm Of the Ne,c World.

Their wonderful efficacy in these complaints
arises from their power to OPEN THE PoREs:
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN THE STOMACH AND
BOWELS: MAKE THE URINE FLOW HE.LTHILY AND
CLEAR: AND TO GIVE TONE AND STRENGTH TO THE
SYSTEM.
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE.
~ John street, New \ ork.
1FIn towns where there branch, the
Company will appoint application by let
ter post paid) or otherwise
lrPersonx wishing the Pills Sc nj by mail, can
order them.
Price-2o cents per box
MYERS SEATOS, Centreviiie,
General Agent for the State Of Indiana
Feb. 9th. l-41 I'll
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E>HE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY desi,,
to call the attention Of every one interest
ed in the health of the grea; ami beautiful West
10 their views respecting
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BREAK TEE CHILL
P7s Ey EN- Vses y!

and in where il is in tho system, to eradt-
cate Il Thoroughly
A these ends are surely attained by the cele-
brated
4EEPSREDr f-EryyIRY Z, ByYyS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-10-16
Adventures of a Green Noun
tain Bow.

The town of Newfane in this County, was
many years since the birth place ofan infant
who was christened PAUL HOLLAND k*'*"
As he grew upto manhood, the Yankee
spirit ofenterprse carried him 10 Canadn,
and in the interior of the country he com.
menced the practice of law. His industry
and perseverance were rewarded with sue
cess, and after time he removed for more
lucrative practice, to the city of Montreal
Prosperity and good fortune still attended
him, and he soon became "a candidate, aud
was elected to the Canadian Parliament,
where his ability and good judgment secured
to him a respectable position and influence.
Whie member fthc Parliament he receiv-
ed letter purporting to be written by all old
Ladyn England, also of the same name of
H., stating in substance, that she had not u
single relative, and was alone i'll the world,
that seeing his name in the papers, as a
member of'the Canadian Parliament, and it
Being the same as hers, she thought perhaps
he might be of the same family. She further
stated, that she was possessed of considera-
he property, and knew of no kindred to
whom to leave it, and that if he would come
10 see her, she would pay his expenses and
make him heir to her property. MIR X. sup
posing this to be a hoax, made no answer;
and paid no attention to it. Two or three
months afterward, he received another letter
hrom the same person, urging in still strong
er terms his visit to her, and with so much
apparent sincerity and earnestness, that he
resolved to go to England and see what truth
there was in it. He did go, and found his
&c )rrespoudent as she had described herself
She was living at an elegant mansion, in the
country and in handsome style. She was
delighted with the visit of Mr. K. and spared
no pains to make it agreeable to him, After
spending some time there he prepared to re-
turn home. The old lady betrayed all his
expenses and made him many presents, be-
fore his departure, she renewed to him her
promise to leave to him all her property, and
related 10 him the incident which led to the
correspondence. She informed him that in
early life she was the betrothed of young
man of the name of Paul HOLLAND, who was
an officer in the British army.-That he bad
fallen i'll battle, before the contamination of
thelr nuptials, and she had since remained
unmarried and true to his memory,-That
seeing his name uniting the name of her low
er and her own, she was struck with the
singular coincidence, and thought she could
not better show her devotion 10 the memory
OF her betrothed, than to bestow her proper
" upon him who seemed by his name to be
the representative of both.
lie left her and returned to Montreal, and
within year afterwards received intelligence
OF her death, and that by her will he was
made sole heir to her estate. He set out i'm
mediately for England, and found on his ar
rival, every thing prepared for him. His
plslm was recognizedand he entered at once
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into the possession Of large fortune. lie is
now living in the enjoyment ofhs good for,
tune mt Montreal, and is now or recently has
been member ofthe Canadian Parliament.
This is true sketch of the history of one
Vermont boy, and there are doubtless many
such. The regions Of fiction,and the highest
flights oi'the Imagination, do not furnish n
more romantic adventure rattieboro PI.n-
min
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-10-16
SPEECH
HON. DANIEL WEBSTER,
OF THE

Delivered al The Hhig State Convention al
Springfield, (.Ms) Sept. %, 1917.
(EXTRACTS.)
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-10-16

We copy the following notice from the
..,or A tIos If tho LIST instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-27

The Floating Dry Dock at East Boston, with the Ian
end new wharf attached sold at auction last Thurs.
day, for 500 600 cash.
The store Of G. II. Fiske Mt Oldown, Me, took Are
on Tuesday and wss consumed Most OF the goods
saved Loss 81 500, no insurance.
Mr. James Brewster, aged % years a worthy citizen
OF York Me- was killed 18TH in the ship yard Of Captain
George Moutop, by the falling OF section Of vessels
ice.
gang OF counterfeiters arrested at Peoria, H.
on tae OH inst 1873 houses built In that place last
year
Time ia the smsriest thief on record notwithstanding
there many watches set for him he is continually
stealing away
The annual examination OF the students OF Medicine
connected with ale College took place day before yes
tsrday, at New Haven
The Memphis Eagle mentions the loss, By sinking m
the river, at that place, oil large wharf boat WIN
great qusntity OF sugar and molass owned py Assss'
Johnson X Richards