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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21

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cf'I.fa. a.4 10 it,'.I,. u.,If D., Al
> 'tng rai - vIr. va I,rartutnt .
N'fioo sd sAHiA EsIus sslit,i a-a thst % Vs.
esrqu'fcd ~ coy sru, rttpau, A4fr = that tbs
hrEtrutri ia 1r.,rt.H- ~ 90 ...rr. Ir-atIof. Hs
lr.-' tiut i.r' I,r's, r.r ~ ,.tat'..t,i orl, 1,
treaty ~ a. 'VstI aHf tst atitNtr u N,,.
~ p, alleged DO AYR OF TIE Ga 81 letA' g. The
X % Grarae.
Blt there ,,'-'hcr argument - I've Precedent
"t''h 1s..F.. confederation Erd q fs.t.t 1r,H'
.s'' Do i'd ''',-d,i Dor Authority b,y7rd hr
NHf--f a.H O.. .u.n coz 49, l.s H,H'arft..rt le.su't
ttt' al Co.. lrdef tty sam. rt1.5ni .rinsp's he,
am .u.t {. 'i.' Ts1bt Iad eatrr'ci 'cr Jar'siir.
u"ul rNr'H tht Nur.c. ,ltc iBd = custom fnu.e ~
f.ti4s tlf'n sr 10 .ufrtl..I. vs.f.rt iu.ik OF
hat river te i-.rlr N,f' ( ar that river. b. a..
irmsd ate valley ~ ihr Nacce. had t,tu fctrc,er-
ted tr tie 1,rhs Gov gree. afd lsu a'trr''t Il.
ncHAlna SO the lu.tsl State TIE rui'ed state,
by 49, ~ her torVrss, hst ,'tshI.spria Gust, m
bout" ~ Corpus thri't ~ these th.r.-s v-tr trtt
yH'' o,.rthe r,,r. on tho ~,.t hsuA DO the imrns-
diate valley ~ tho river and therefore Therefore
rhAt' Therefore W. had title to the ,.uutrv,
a. mr one turdtrf - hUrlr.d and hty uil,. FUR
tier e. The Riu 6raHd' ru,r, ru' ONE - these DC.
''ajruuu' will hold rooI Icy,ud the Nueoc' and
h'','or' q. the r. Gfande' NV What Kind ola
logic ,thisi
WIZ. Mr. Chairman suppose thatn auct'iuu had
'r'si he.rt'io Nrgi.'A portion 4 GA, district
had been trcsd,t Involving tie b uuth-v n the
iniuct and t could he proved tina, IN. dutfict ts-
tended south az tie PutamA that Alcyaudris aud
Jackson ot' subject Go The Avs OF the d.tr't
And from th, It should tc inferred that the -.
tuct extended g. the Nu.i"utl what would Ic
thought - 'ucN a. arrv'ncnt1 ltvnu'A he treated
with te'cr, q riicu., Bus TIA, j. the .rc .' tho
rr'.ar". r'~~'' ne J. { rac. ND tlorcf- p, q"
tnt hi~",'rrt. AVID II't u, sp,nd as he,uud the
Nuccc' aud tirtc.ur~ 90 the r. Grsud,. Btverd
the Nure'' md ',,rcforr t. tie Re- Gr,udc
WI" does r't 500 the uti,r nA'rdty Il 'Nch
r"N.nnirc' Arj,rtth D., n'I INIT th,re +. iu u.,
P'''dcuts b,A't,i argument. H. ,tatc' se,cral
'iris Which hc know WI aIIl :. turrus tlri't
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21
TO THE TEACHERS OF RUTLAND
COUNTY

COUNTY
The ol,cct II ,L.l, ,,l,.b ,,,rod,.oJ
crsui,a,'.r and .,,r,,,.;.',.,,,..'n,,,I, y !
.,,t,m c,,j,,I, =. ,,"I,.. - 49,
,,-o,,,,,,D, IN ,Io aJ,.,,;.ii .r,N,u' ~,
bovc,,, ,,n,,, lo .T'l,,i ,,.i.,' -. g.
rorot,nd.r, i,s,,. nn,n .,s.3, Il.
|, ~, Qualification a, ,oan,,r. IA ,.,,I.
holl T.,,,.c ,r,'n, ,L,.,o ,,I,,,..i.',,, .,,J
,l,us,l,,s m, .,l,,l.., mo-, r. 49,"
rroy,ucr, around ,l,m A,c,,J;.,L a.
p,,,,.L t., G,o,o C,..;,.,..l
Moulded n,o .,ar'l.,I ~ na.i.c,.,,'.
should 49,, ,.,..l-L T., Ill., s...
s,o,,, H., ,.,.,,.,. .,',,..,. T.. ~,
J,ni,,d ,..,,. =,
.I,uh reminded tho C,m.,, s,.n.ri,..n.
d,r,. nr ,Lc r,c...;., - ,,',h,a,i., -
.,0,., =, b;,ho, .a,,.,',,a,','
I,d.r ,c,r.,.r.,,a,,,. i..J,.l.
NJ, dr,, +, Ia, LoC~," ,Ia.,.'.'.. ,'.'l...
II ,lc r,nrt, v,ll u,.,.,,I ~.
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nr,l.r ,ta, uha a." "i,''' '',' -.
mn, bc nr,r,rh ,ro,ar.l I'.., .,n.",
examination take, ularc. either hy nuLLc
instruction or b, private study
Uruing. Ojhogrcphv Punctuation, &
use Of Cdpitals In all the examination,
in which have been engaged where i.,p,.
Is or alone have required more or IS. Of
H., ,r,,,.r. ia ,,,,.',, T., '.'.,.' r,''
exhibits. in one view. thcir proficiency
facility Of expression and in syn
tax. "a well =, in ponmoushin ar.
TYPOGRAPHY. pnnctration &C. The rro,n.;.
ton of written answer, served another CT.
cclcrt rnrpo,c II i. demonstrated IT, tho
satisfaction # the candidates ,bcm.o,yr,
that. IN teaching ortbocr,nhv too,rucL A.,
rcndcuc. must not he ul,rcj nm oroI ,,,U.
tnc. They readily ncrre;,cd fran thor ~.
bluudcrs th,, ncu,np lie l,tt.,, in ,h,
word. and ,ri,iu, l.rn, co,rc,,l, vcTo w.
ally different ACCOMPLISHMENT. ma ,h,t,Ln
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21

WI" ~ Y TT "
sufficiently phr0c Few understood the
distinctions between . great and l,ncr
circle, could tell WHY tie tropics and polar
circle. were placed IN their prcci,. p .'inr-
~ where our s0,ipsdc, were IT, q Glaze OF
fourteen candidates, cyer} ouo W. H. 90 auS
We g.. a quest nu the hitter subject. In
Gina 7, g., question whore does the
r:ra,'l ~ Eu'lari strike Che wet n I'm
r.Ie come answered IN Gr,At Britain
others "In Germany" In Holland. OF
an th. North - France
GvG7-av There vAs less d.t-,sncv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21

Courc~" "a h-o', man" raid to
w." '1 UH aua"l 'Nc.
stand hnn against three give ground li,us
to four, aud only retreat f,r n,c."
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21
e. GENERAL WORTH

We have seldom heard an old soldier r..
count the history Of his Ii e and "fgh, his
battles Ger again with greater sincerity or
moro honest cnthusissm thnn friend OK.
thtcd III our sauctu'n on Saturday. while
reading Of the gallant conduct Of his old
chum, WAL Worth 1hcy were clerks to-
gcthcr thirty five yoSte ago, IN Hudson.
New lork-clcycr. Iudu.trin rs Young men
Cur iucri by no mems lacked spirit, hut
was OF rather a quiet business turn, while
W orth was "f a nervous quick temperament
with \ hury W and rc'tlcss disposition. dar.
ing c'nt''nt and iudepcr@r, "as y ID 90
" ID. .at Employed af,'ru. .4A..-. AIT
for II was IN the early pant Of the late war
with England. paraded the streets IL IIud.
son drumming up young generals 70
light for "ircc trade and sailors rights 49,
Enough had TRANSFERRED already to rouse a.
the highest pitch all Worths martial ardor.
and without second thought be- became a
soldier
Worth's ancestry. our freud Informs Ms
were from Martha's VINEYARD Mas.acbu-
ec,ts proud bold stock, Il hilh and some.
what ari,tocratic bearing Some Of the
family Ind ,ote,p,,,;cd ,,h ,ha .al, w.,
and hrnyc.t of,b. I,d,,rs ~ r..,.,1
thus uniting tho hos, lI-oJ ~ .ho ,t,,,.;
nos and NJ the primitive settlers of The I'D
Bay STATE. WORTH when Young r. all tie
energetic aud free born ro,,,ro II tho A,nlo
American. added III, ro,n,i,,, r.,,i.,. ..,
nor dlspo,i,i.n # H., rcd ma, ,C,.. a.,
With broad forehead hI,b rt,.k i',,s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21
$ u f. &c II

or, I. y. Gil NRLFN HUDSON Of Nis,-,hi..
Its ,H 't. H.. ~ - Re- -,lrn'.'t-,s Of ps Tri.f
NHi,' ne l1a lsIf. d. on Hs.DlJ. 9 u ut I'oG
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-26

Ten Serettet fpercen fonuen, tpenn bic 3rpei
EFe Nusgan9stbilbre cbcn auf Der 8auerie
rehtSeitis setfnet worben tpdre. Die Sal :
lerien baben swei 9lus9dn9e, Elm en- redts
nno einen linfs, BON oenen aber rur Der linfs
Dem publfum cffen su iteben pHeet, nm BEL
Der sneiten Tblir ben Sbnrbuter at crfpa-
rem !-@ine entleblide Sparlamfeit, Das
Eas Seuer ent fano ;undd,it benz ein;i9en
praftfablen slus9ange linfs /; eben 70 trieb
Der Winh has 6euer Iinfs. Mdren ber9lus-
gang uno bic Greppe su9dn9lidb gepelen, fc
bdtten Ilh nidt allein Die 3uIhauer a # Den
@aQerien redts an tbr retten fonnen, fou-
cern tpobl AUDI bic bon ben ltnfen @aae-
rien.
Sranffurta a. so. - Su Der Ssuna
am 2S. Sebruar bat Der 8unoestas Den
Cpcn nne ld)cn ermdhnten) 8eihluB eefa6t,
oaB i'm 8ereihe oer Snnoesifaoten oert@t1-
gang d nm { d. er 9erlasSartifel cce
literorifhen Snitituts Su Nerilau, Gontcu
Strpenseu, auf lpetd,em We9e Die boblu &C.
hcri9en SIrlften aud, ein0ebrodt ,perCer
mohtet, 70 nie oeren slnnahme, Serbret
tung uno Serfencu,t9 su perbieten iet. I'm
ter allen bertlhen Ge9ierunNen bat itd) ol'
y e Ii eid &c sumeit bereit, lit ibremGegie
run9sblatt oieies Serbpt CUR bfennidber
&enntnB 81 brir9en. (N. 81
nC Sim Dienita9 fanb man ceneehnan
cines neuQebcrnen Sinbes, nit eilem ali
oen 0als befelfioten goeflteine III Mrncn.
9otcla Slu6 pberbalb Sirmin9tame. Man
bate nid1t bic n,inoelte Spur, tper bic uu,
natitrlid1e Mutter ieiu mChte. (Srfr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-26
gSp 1T,

Sacob &rantd, Scbn bon Srieo-
rid Srantd9 aus SberIant Srodenbeim
(QGurtember9.)
Derlelbe oins Dor 2 cSabren nad Gincilt-
natl, unb reiite bon bort am 2ten December
oori9en Sabr9an9 ab, INN feline @ltern in
Detrcit Su teluden. Sis beute 1T berfelbe
bort nod, nid9t an9efcmmen. Ole glferu
(Ino fehr befilmnert Inn ibn, unb erIad,en
jeoen Menlbenfreuno Der SIusfunft iber
benielbeu ertheilen fam, bielelbe aeben ,t
pollen untcr Der 9(oreGe: uSriebrid, 8ra-
nih" care Of tbe Staats- Zeitung Of Mibt-
gaita.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-26
$50 il 9(nno Glilabetha Stir ?

setirts aus Sarenbauftn, tr Si,inssn am oOlain
i'm S6nisrci6 Saicrn. 9iefeltc tefanr ild prrises
Sabr bier in Baltimore, siers mad p9ilareiirba II.
fsbrie RON 10 micrer ;urid; feitecm Bat lie feline
mrttcre Srur prn fteb bintcrlaffcn. Sbr firJlib
rpn 9eut11anb setcmmene Stwaser uno ibre teis
pen S1mettern tpinf6en febnliebtt e ;u ieben rser
ihren iesiscm Anfentbaltsrrt 81 crfabrcn, weBbalt
ie, rber eiejensen, mela, iter lie 1ustunft setcn
tSnner, bicrmit er,t lnb rerfsnlide rber larifti>
dc Natbridt an bre 9srmanbten sa seten, weldbe
tei rem Qpirtb .orn. Scbm e. Wleper in xbames
0trcet, Baltimore alp. ju ertrasen ttno.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-26
care of Henry Beutel, Louisvill Ky.

Glider @af1nette, Slannel, 8cttseu9e
Muslt, 8ettittersil9e, glanfets, Spite,
&appen unb fertis 9emadte &leioun9sititde
70 eben erbalteu uno ncblfeil ;u oerfaufen in
meinem Stobr.-Nufet an uno fehet =
Slaaf garter.
8rpctrits, 0tcinmaarcn 1lnb Gifcnmo,>
rem tettanpie auf 6anb. Nue Sprten prn prcbut.
tcn merpcn ;u 8aarseip. prtiftn ais 3abunS fir
Gnter ansenrmmen, it -eartcrs StcDr
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-26
NufDrDerun1.

gSr lIub g st lie b g Sauter Sob an
Sauter uno Sro. Sauter?
Slus Maulbrcn Scni9r Wiirtemberg.
$rktc NoArtbt pcm ptrson9tnen Sabr mar aus
Sle,p Orleans NIT rcr 8cmertunS baB lic ricltiebt
na6 Nrfantos 3irbrn. Scr untrrjcihnctc 8rurcr
nclhcr tttes Sabr ins $anr ton tplnIht ftDnlitbit
9lahribt utcr ibren Nnf;ntbalt unr tittet jcrsn
Olentebcnfrruno. rcr rarutsr Nustunft crtbrtlcn
tann, unter rcr QhrrclIr
Satcb Sauter,
2Ebcrlins, 9o.
9RbeefinS am 81. oair; ls47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-26
Snbit Soucr

Waht feinen Sreunocn uno @tnnern, TO-
nie benz Wublifum iiberbaupt, hermit Die
ersebene 9luSeise, cab er ouf feinem alten,
mobltefannten Stancpunfte, Die bon Safcb
Gber bisher sefithrte Grocery fdufih all id,
oebroht bat, iluo nun berelt 1T jeccm gu
iprchenben NIT cen beiten unb wcblfeiliten
gSaarcn ieine6 Sahes ,u btcneu.
Gantcn, 9lpril 2l. lS47. 1870.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-26
$50 III

$50 tit
9lnbras eeIer, iei,ter prcfeiIon ein Shncts
Der, aus 1erltein, 2ane9ertd,t all9enau,
Sfonisreih Satcrn :?
Oerielbe lanoete Dor unsefibr 6 Wcnate
in 9teip-Ncrf. Seine Mutter unb @elhni-
fer, tpelde 0d jesf III eculipille 8Y. beiIn-
ben, tpilnfhen febnlidlt tefen elufen;halt gu
erfabren uno bitten ceibalb ibn ober jeocn
Weulhenfreunb, Sluefuuft BON ihm au &C.
ben inter Der 9lorc1e:
Slnna Maria eeier,
care of Henry Beutel, Louisvill KY.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-26
$50 tit Noolpb Neter, /?
Yierbrduer Dcn QpsinilIe On

pa Der Ubeabenannte Idcn oer 8 gaos
bon bier ab, 9ereiet 1T unb feline befiimmer.
te 6rau nidt tpeiB Of er nah pittsburab o
Der ct. 2ouis 9ins:-fc bittet lie ibn, tpeny
ibm cieies su @eTd,t fommt, 70 eleid, an Il,
su fhreiben cber ielbif SurildSufcmmen.
Sober Menlhenfreuno Der Musfmnft ae
ben fam, miro 9ebeten ile selansen su laI
fen an.
bic 0rau 9loplpb peter.
2cuispille, 2y.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-26

Sd, tparne hermit Sebermann metnem
Schne Safob 8u9ler bermalen in
9lrbeit bel @rcbihmiot s.. gS. Slough in
@auton, nihts auf meinen 9tamen su bcr-
GEN, inbem id) nid,t eefcnnen Bit, trseno ei-
ne bon ibm nah bielem Datum ohne meine
eelonoere Gtuwilltsuns semadte SduIo su
beSablen.
Safob &u9ler fenr.
<Tusrnrnnons So. Shtp. YPat l9. 1S47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-26
$50 TT @eors Deter 8ette1
aus Minterfai ten, I'M @roBherSc9tbum
S>pf1pn 2

DerIelbe fam im lesten Scmn,er bier an
uno tppute NIT leiner Srau in Geuyorf su-
.Iammentreffen. Seine unterSeibnete 0rau
iauate i'm September cafelbif arL fonnte ibn
aber big jest niht ausinois MAIDEN. S,e
,piinlht lehnlihlt Nahridt bon ibm inter
folaenber 9loreGe:
Nnna@lifabetb Better
Care of C. E. Stifel, Wheeling, Va.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-26
- lite.

Scber d II II, Der Nusfunft ilter oct, jcsi9tn
QnrDnplae ron &pnrap Spmncr, aus Ootln9tn'
Nbtinrfal;, Saprrn, 5u 9ctcn rrrma9, III frcllnps
fhaftlidtt s.trten, mir purh tAnelle 0cle9enbst
cpsr rr. Yct fcinen st8enmartiSsn Nuttntbar SC.
fdliStf 9cn0n onju5ciScn
slnton CONNER.
&rnfcftirnrr, Diain Ihabc.
Cincinnati rrn 27. 2trril 1s47.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-26
$50 lit 9lcolf Guuse Gus @lidftabt, In

5csrsc8shum Holsltein 2
Gr scr!teB 3littsifabt 1886 uno lanoete lit
Baltimore i'm irlben Sabr-Sein inter-
l1t'rlebener Srloer erludt jeoen; Der iiber
oeniclten SIusfuuft aeben fam bieles su
tAnn. @arl Gunbe,
preltcn pOitrffce, qGiQin9tcn Diitritt.
s. SO.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-05-26
$50 tff Vrtebri6 S6dbrer,
debiirtto ans shieShmeiler, Saltcn 2,rei6rf

sebIrtis aus Niefhweiler, Canton 3rneibrt-
den, &6ni9reidb 8aiern2 !.
Derlslbe fol- lIh in oer lebten 4 Sabren
in ct. eouis, 70 wie iiberbaupt i'm Wsftes
anfsehalten baben. Scin Sruoer SoeinrtA
Shdbrer in Bottom, Der ibm Did,tise Ia&.
rtdten pesen Gem0gesuerhdltniffe mitiu.
the1en bat, tpi,nidt iebnlihft feinen aufent-
bait gu erfahren. Gr, 70 tpie ale Menfden-
treunoe, ipeld,e au6tunft ertbeilen tbnnen,
llno 9ebeten, lclde selauoen au lofIen, an
Snetnrth g d. hdhrer,
care of Boston Merkur, Boston, Mass.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-07
taeE.Et STONE.

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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-25
consumption! Con~urs psfou.s
Diseases Of fse Lungs Cafei ~ fse Tsa.slf u.
d.. n8acaa'S Ereeciarans

IL. L&HcaH ) LLEEcf8fans.
J. The uader~ -nea ceridad II tbose afflicted
W4ia 19s ISIS of the Lungs that he has been al
fisslta !" IA ibe preWenltury symptoms 81 coz
S3pf}sn fer the last three wears, which at length
hsga 10 assume dangerous character. cough va
CT ts*E = s. IA greet exhaustion loss oil strength
severe Htsit5 lay throat, with swelling; pain IN
ista &tsest Aisss s4&e, nigat sseats atsd all ina
= tnl toms al speeay termination ef life ReRu
Under The treatment OF ply ~etao for some Time
ana tlHaInE relief from his treatment ana
e5elae. any father determined. 10 try III,
Nsssa@s af ar. naacau,s EApectoraat Refs9.sy
kt}ssG ae2fa - s.starh saIl et geo.: qualtf{.s
H. oeiE.nea y Il tht ott5sr, IA 81 Srrs.,a-n !.
commenced taxing the medicine ws.A.s., -
hoI- .. rcoot ert bat u nay surprise soon brgai
IL E5sn strength. my cough WAS easier. an ex-
pectorat.aa OF seeureied matter took place
continued using the medicine uatt had taken
fave bottles. this tlax caIied personally IT yonr
e..se, et5eflnE taass!>s ANA gratitude You as a
Hase peatf4efoF for compromising saeh vaiua-
BE medicine as ;hs eNpeatersut tSs proved 10 be
III my case | low Zee. entirely welt. AMI trust
inat all who reaJ tiHs. ana who have an affection
u liz iaHs>. wall tGsake of thls Yau bic med
lclne bsto.s !; leo late ! believe Dr. Duncan 5
ENpeetor@nt ke.Ee5X q Is = certain preventive
ana cure IF thas fatal ,.i~easr consumption.
IREbEKteA AU1aSHEiNER, Third 81.
between Pike and Butter. GIN.
Any person wishing any further knowledge of
The atasr aai cure, is requested TO cell upon
the father OF the gentleman, or At his resi-
4rftee.
Tn. ahoee 4'uthle medicine IS for sale a, the
ElehmousE Book Store.
Feb. 18th. ISL. stf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-25
aIcGUEFES5S

TCLECTIC SCHOOL BOOkS.-The auea-
II ton Of teachers and friends Of Edue.i'on
in Indiana is respectfully solicited 10 thu above
series of School Books. 1t il believed that they
are all things considered. better adapted far
in the schools and academies in tie west than any
other similar series cxtant. One Of the best eN-
licences Of this is be found III the fact Of their
immense popularity (mllons having been Sold
and rapidly increasing sGic-
The publishers happy to state that in many
important places in Indiana, their books have re-
Gently been ad opted as text books to the exclusion
Of all other competing works. Richmond. In
dianapolis, Cambridge City, Connersvlilc, la
perstown, Centreville. Laurel, Fort Wayne, Io-
ransport, Lafayette, Covington and Grawtords-
Vile, among the places where these books
have recently been adopted IN place OF otiier
books formerly used.
The following Recommendation which has Just
been received from all the teachers Of indIanap-
oils, selected from an immense number OF recon-
mendations of similar character, shows the IS
timation in which these books held by teach
erS:
IndianaDoIis. Jan. Q, 1917.
Having full confidence in the superior efficiency
Of the Eclectic School Books, in course OF ele-
mcntary Instructions, and believing them best
calculated Of any books falling under our notice
to accelerate the Improvement Of the scholar, We
shall use them in schools and do warmly re-
mend them to all interested IN the education
Of youth iohnson rr;0c;,,, 5, u.rx,s Seminary.
J. ?. Stafford, Principal County seminary.
H. Coe, of
A. Holiday. Teacher of Select School.
T. C.. Fletcher,
PHI. Jameson, Teacher in Public School
A. Jameson, .
l.. S. Reynolds, :" 9
G. II. Keith, =
Miss NJ. J. Axtell, Principal Female Institute
Mrs. ]. a. p. Johnson. of st. Marys Seminary
Mrs. f. Richmond, Teacher
Mrs. G. NJ. Smith, 9
Miss "A. G. Parker, :.
Miss NJ. ]. Douglass. g
Miss NJ Reese,
uFThc above School Books published ~
WB. Smith 4 Co, Cincinnati, ONO; ana arr
for sale by Booksellers generally
Richmond, March 3, lSlI. iou
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-25

SOUND LUNGS RENDER HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
OuR happiness depends upon health, Tor what
IL life worth to if we have It not w imam
II a 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 cheerless embrace our nelghhars,
and even our nearest ana happest friends Does
il not then warn us TO be- prepared to meet it's
insidious destroyer al the very Threshold TX
rerience and long suffering answer IN the aiiirni-
alive. Know ye. therefore. that this evil destroy
or is at hand, seeking whom il may deyoar--
Procure then, Immediately. the antidote against
this maady, have il ready for an attack whieh
Is Dr. j. X DnncGns ErpectorGRt Remedy Ii
imrne Lately puts stop to the evil deer destroys
its poisonosss tang that pierced the Lungs, gives
new life and viscf :, the enfeebied frame, and
finally restores the Lung "a Sound Health.
a..Dr J. X. Duncan's We-.4rn office, $50
Sycamore St, Cincinnati, where his I1Sr-etoraut
Remedy is sold in large or small Quantities
Advice is given in all cases Of diseases.
n-For sale at the Richmond Book Store
Richmond, Feb 9th, lot1 I'll
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RICHMOND HOTEL:

(coRsER or MAIN AND MARION SITS, RICHMOND, H.
TOsEPH w. GILBERT. respectfully in
al forms his friends and the Travelling pub
lie that he has re saned the iandordsiIIp Of tis
well and favorably known HoIEi, ana i!e Is
nrepared to make Travellers comfortable. a
good and attentive Ostler is at all times ready
10 take charge of Horses, and thu stable is well
supplied with provender. Ills charges arc Tea-
sonable.
Feb. 9. lS47. ~. 99.tf3
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-25
T5e Great Carr for c9..x s,..fis,..

pK. Ht>cN>'s ExFscrsEN,.7 RH4foY-- tdis1t-
81 sese-, do uot sa.E this disease IL kHtt is IA
til threads Ia Your system; they are certain TO
hurry yea 10 a unt8atse#y grave. las moi sApe-
s4eee tG5tetI3 sea-t.stsc uat oe5 a}-7 proofs con-
y5ace Yea, f4t Coa9safsttte = eeTtaza 6e2ttt II
~ nazG.s Il rtsl eaeoauter when lelt TIT late
a.rias 1fa teaJ aef g58 ath1 procuring a
remedy ia que season to arrest the pFeGFs1s q
issst IaIt de>i4aVert 4 Caia. winch soon iafms-
mates ia 4 coughing BY which soreness Of throst
ANA inf slsfHaHon OF the mucous membrane q
the bronciu l. Proaared, anu lire Lungs rendered
open 10 disease Thus persons suffer ttsemsr V $
IL sssSls}te nntlt ee43. looks IN = tlt9tr eoar.
.4#u t54ey Val beg5a 10 he concerned s'tnHt
tlr sais. when Ia all probability II VIII be tea
!tte tas @t5 st.a have a cola ttke timely "aE-
atfs.r. sn4 ct ri II il - soon as possible
fsr.f4lHeaH's Expeeteraat Reane..y 81 ms be-
f.-. ~ ptta.3a ta~fea b thousands. AMI duly
aSss I'll .asa-t livery fstuJ3 throughout III II
y.rcai states I~esss=@ a the Chest sitl t+S
The. szs=t ssasnt saa IA hts c5tv. aus tut e -
tsf=ttt1 persons. ~ha come back aud oatata II by
ias haI e.uzea bottles. Is sufficient eytach@c a
IL ve.Gerfas etiis asy
ia fss-A supply Of THIS excellent k"ftls3 !
lust received. 45ss4 Tor sale "a the Look store
klela5en5s. Feb. 9th, ISL ct
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-25

~ARPENTER'S TOOLS AND AXES, Of
Timothy BenjaInin's Manufactures, ct freh|e
CO., Ohio,--warranted to be good; lust received
and for sale by HAiNEs \ ARetitAR-
Richmond. June 30, 1916
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National Hotel. RlcnIoNp. l..

vHVHE subscriber wishes to call the attention
Of the travelling pubic TO the fact that lie
has returned to his old stand,
(TIfk. NATION NAIL,
that he has put the House, as we'll us the who'll
establishments, in first rate order for the accom-
mod alton Of the travelling public, with the deter
miuation that he will not be outdone IN The
west for kind and close attention to those That
NAV favor him with call. No pains shrll he
spared for the comfort and enjoyment Of mss
ruests-In short, he is determined to keep Il
good and orderly house, aud make every per-
SON that calls on him at home. Ills charge Snail
be as low as any house OF the kind IN the west
no man shall go away dissatisfied II IN iis pow
er to prevent. Feeling thankful for past fsyors,
he hopes to be sustained by his oil friends and
customers ANY favor will be Thankfully re
ceived, and, in his humble way, shall DC returned.
NJ Il. Good sheds for carriages--good yard tor
wagoners, and every attention to them y re-"
good horses and carriages, that any person wish
ing a conveyance to any adjoining town shall
be accommod ated without delay.
DANIEL d. SLOAN.
Richmond. Feb 9. 1871 13-'I5tf
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TEsR ~ffIeG Et1 NJ.
]. = s. oI 4 Z >

yx-rI-, Undersigned informs the pubic, m-,
1 H. his re moved his Tailoring Estatf1shn'sIs
IT, The second story 81 Edward rlghls ns
brlek On Main street. two aooFs I-ase " ~, %
-. pct store: where he will be baPpg ~
- t7s ata friends and customers, and sll -
leefre CLOTHING made fas1iiossBir or - =
". NEATLY, and v.ith despatch tie iiahena
self mat lie : good physician. and, thefs'''e'
GREAT on fits. all and see him. ~.
Approved country produce taken 10 - - =
for work. anu, as hts pr3ces are fe-s'"
y I'll not refuse CASH! .;es
i Garment Cutting done on shofs l not1
Richrn nd, March 30, i947.