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d IxosxSrrY FOR THE WAR.-The advo-
..,es of the war Of aggression against
Mexico, pirate much about regaining m
demnity for its cost! Well has cores
pondent of the North American asked;
.What extent of territory, what treaty.
what concession, car recomPense the blood
~ and those thousands Of brave spirit
Tho have given their lives. What terri
,ory can fill the desolate firesides Of the
Widows, and give fathers to the helpless
children made so by this unnecessary and
and ruinous war! Let those who made il
deliberately. answer if they can. Let Mr.
polk and his slavsh satellites tell us how
many acres of Mexican desert will COM
rcnsaae the 1900 American lives, which
ihey have sacrificed as the holocaust Of an
unholy political ambition and corrupt sell
6shness. Ifthey acknowledge God, they
have dread occasion to beware his rctrl-
button, and if they respect society, they
need be alarmed at its vengeance
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PROSPECTUS OF
The Congressional Register.

WITH the commencement Of the 34th Gem
rress we propose TO continue the Congressional
Register the same plan as published during
the last session. Il Will contain fui! ana aecu-
rate report OF the business proceedings OF Con
gross, together with sketches Of the debates
which take place in each House. The next { on
gress will be Of the most important which
has assembled for years ana It IS our determine
ton TO give to the people complete history OF
their proceedings, and at such d low price that
every person who takes interest IN the acts OF
that body procure Il copy Il Is believed
that the LIST session Of the 5uth Congress VIII
continue at least eight months and W. there
fore propose to issue weekly, ona mammoth
sheet, octave form. their proceedings at tile uh-
precedc uted low rate OF
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Sale Of VIM. Jc>sup'> Property.

This sale would have taken place on the Doth
last Saturday had IL not been for a printers err
ror-the notice was distributed too soon We
regret thus because 1t disappointed several who
attended; there will be mistake this time-he
safe VIII take place on Saturday. the 18th day Of
December, as will be seen by the following:
A ADMINISTRATORS SAIE-Notics :;
IA hereby given. that on SATURDAY In, IL III
day of December. II ST on tie premises of w IL
liam Jessup. dec II. mile north east Of Richmond
on Hawkins farm, l viii proceed to sell the per-
sonai Goods and Chattels of said decedent, con-
s,snng of Household and Kitchen Furniture. Live
stock, Grain. SC. embracing much valuable
property IN the way of house keeping. farming.
&c sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock of SAID day,
when and where attendance will be given aud
Terms made known by the undersigned
NATHAN HAWKINS. adn.'r
November ,, 1871
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lSICTMO., HOTEL.

CORNER OF MAIN A.D MARION sTs-, RICHMOND, ~
OsEPH W. GILBERT. respectfully an
- forms his friends and the Travelling pub
lie, that he has resumed the Landlordehp OF TIN.
we'll and favorabIy known HOTEL, ard he -
prepared to make Travellers comfortable. A
good and attentive Ossler is a, all times ready
to take charge of Horses, and the stable il we'll
supplied with Proveader- His charges rea-
souabie.
Feb. 9. lS97 f39:'45.ns
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a dr.,:..is.rator.s Notice Not

q Giif:..fStEsstOf = -sOtsis'--NoE'2c =
~ hereby given, that iave token iet.ers OF
administration cut of the uioa Probate Court
n the estate OF my lie. Maria k-ester, lair et
Butler county. Ohio, deceased. All persons II
tebted 10 the said decesent requested to make
immediate payment. aad those having claims
against The same, notified 10 present them dn-
il authenticated for settlement The estate Is
-. opposed 10 be solvent.
FREDERICK KEESTEG, AnN'H
Nov. IL ISL. k15t
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Take Notice.

4 LII STOCK UOLDER> in the Richmond
N and Boston Turnpike Company. knowing
themselves indie bted to said G ompauy, will please
make immediate paymen. and without delay, for
our contractors are leaving their work for the
want of unds. If we can be helped n0,r, we
will put the road through this fall-if not we
mast fail. ~. L. Virgins, Treasurer.
October -. IS47 Iotf
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TO COUNTRY DEALERS!
" EsO w amt TO Buy Sse OcS..
V5NlIE best place in Cincinnati, for the supply
OF BOOTS and SHOES. is
W. F. THO f,s IS.
Va D--<E,n., inside Enres. YE-,rzxe,r

INV. 7. THDMf is ii Manufacturer rs well
an Importer. lie has Just returned from the
East where he has purchased very extensively,
and he is continually receiving large additions to
his we'll asSorted sto.k aud with large number
of hands manufacturing custom WORK, he Hatters
himself his place of business Will be great de-
sideratum, for Country Merchants ANA others.
who wish to obtain real assortment Of really
fresh goods.
His custom work he warrants to be as good as
can be obtained To order, by the single p:tir, al
of the best Custom Shops in the { .ty
j. No. ,. Cheapsidc, Lo3rer Narhet, jettreeH
Sgcani0re and BroadraY--Norih Side.
Cincinnati octi9 1917. : SO CITY: -
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The public is reminded by the y. ork
..Express' that in the Congress which Is
10 assemble on the 9th of the next month
erery member Of the House Of RewcSen-
taiires has been choscn BYsINGLE DISTRICTS,
for the first time, we believe. since the or
oanizaton Of the National Government in
1889. For this reform the nation is in
debted to the Wing Congress Of 134l-'42.
their political opponents having since a
bandoned their attempt to repeal the law,
and the States of New Hampshire. Geor
gia, Mississippi, and Missouri. which at
first resisted il, and Hiegafiy elected their
Representatives by general ticket, have
finally found the system so popular with
the people of those States that their res
pectivc Legislatures have permitted the
general law to 90 into effect by adopting the
District system, and their Representatives
10 Congress have been elected under it.
QUERATERO.-I'his city, says the Gin
.cinnat Signal, to which the seat ofthc Next
can government has been removed. is one
Of the most beautiful towns in that country,
being built mostly of stone, with broad.
well paved streets. and distinguished for
its manufactures. particularly of woollcns
and cottons. 1t is situated about one hum
dred and twenty miles, nearly west from
the city of Mexico. on the borders of the
Bexio-a great mountain plain or valley.
Of some two thousand feet less elevation
than the valley of Mexico. which stretches.
sixty or more miles wide, to the neighbour
hood Of the larger city of Ciuanajuato.
and is considered the richest. as it is, in
fact. the most fertile tract of land in all
Mexico. Included within its walls are
three large public plazaS beautifully adorn
ed with shrubbcrv. and rich variety Of
flowers. The population is about 10000,
and the magniiicencc of It's public bull
dings almost challenge competition. y
mong its most splendid and extensive pub
lie works is a stone acqueduct by which the
city is supplied with water. and which is
some ten or twelve miles in length. The
country in its vicinity is densclv popula-
ted, the State OF which il is the capital con-
tanning about five hundred thousand in
habitants.
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-, oiiing For Sale.

Pleasant
~. mouse erected by c. r. Williams, ON
! Washington street is offered for saie on
atvantag raus terms. 1t j, two story brick,
containing four rooms aud kitchcn-the house
finished in modern style the lot high and dry,
ana beautifully arranged with shade trees ana
shruhbery. 1t is one of the most desirable res
idcnceS for small family, in Richmond. For
terms apply the undersigned in CentreYiie, or
y. L. Holloway, III Richmond
JOHN B. STlTT.
October 18th. l. -. .2-tt
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Iookinr-Glass Plate.

4 NHE following SIZES: D; 81 iCi;
I I2; IGXi6: ie ks; II 20;
for sale at Dr. HovELL's Drug Store
sept !, isi7 3.u
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lust RECEIVED

- Wove, Screening anu Riddle WIRE, for
Wheat Fans:
Mill and Cross-cut SAWS. Warranted
Gum Elastic OVERS HOES, for Ladies and
Gentlemen:
A superior lot of Crushed SUGAR; all Of
which are for sale by
HAINEs & FARQTHAR.
Richmond, I3-1pDosits the Rank
Nov. 9th, lci1i i6tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-23

nr Roger COMPOUND syrup of Liver.
~ wort and Tsr--A fresh supply inst re-
ceiyed at the Book Store Of ID. p HcrIow.y.
Richmond, September 7th ls47. 31tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-11-23

VIZ indOyy Glass, Picture Glasses, and
w all other kinds of Glass Of the best quail
ty ard loves; prices. for sale by
Nov. 6. I-41. IRWIN REED-
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9Th day Of December. 1917.


= - NJ - HH& ~ .
4 y. NEWTON. respectfully informs
~ the citizens of Richmond and vicinity
that h's eilce Is on Main street, door west of
Strattan * Wright's Store.
Those wishing satisfactory operations on their
Teeth. are invited to give him a call.
y. b. Building mate ras wanted by
A. n. NEWTON.
Richmond, Nov. 9, IS41. 46-tf
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To those who have Flaxseed:

81 AEING purchased J. w. Leagues Oil!
g z MIL. on West Fork, 1 miles north of this
place, prepared to pay the highest price IN
CASH. for good, clean Faxseei. deiiveled at the
Mi or at mr. Drug Store IN Richmond.
Oct. %, ISL. J. HOW Ellis
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WAREHOUSE OF
Il RI n Il : O n l. Y.
NO. &c. CEDAR STREET. NESV-ToRk.
Lee JUDsO.I & LEE:

LIZ JJDSU.I q LIE,
(IATE LEE & JUDsoNl
Occupy the spacious FIVE STORY WARE
HOUSE, No g CEDAR STREET.--ihe WHOLE
Of which is devoted TO the exhibition and sale of
the SINGLE ARTICLE of
:. s'l.: x 4: = e - G35a
Their present stock consists OF nearly
ebzac Z Esoss.aaas. Packages.
Embracing some THOUSANDS of different pat
terms ana coiorings and comprising every thing
desirable in the line, FOREIGN ana BONES
TIC. All Of which offered for sale. for cash,
satisfactory credit. at the LOWEST rRlcFS, by the
p L G T. O r p A c X \ q L.
New styles are received almost every day.,is.s'
many of them gotten up for
ana not to be found eisew Corrected from day
- iit'e' il nv Variation III the market,
- 'a3 N The hands of buyers.
Merchants will he able to form some idea of
the extent and variety of our assortment, when
state, that the value of our usual stock of this
ONE: ARTICLE.
is a. least twice the value OF the stock Of
dry goods usually kept by onr largest wholesale
iobbers. This fact, together with the tnrt, that
means and our attention. instead Of being d.
vided among vast variety of articles. are Geyo-
ted wholly 10 ONE. will render the advantages
which. We can offer 70 dealers perfectly obvious;
and it shall be our care that none who visit our
establishment shall meet with any ci5aPpoint-
ment. Our assortment is complete at all sea
sons of the year.
Lee. ,5udson & lee.
P. S.-B. F. LEE. formerly Of the firm Of
Lord Il Lees and late senior partner IN the orr
gna firm Of Lee 4 Brewster from which
nection he withdrew some time ago. has resumed
business IN connection with MessrS. Lee and
Judson, and assures his friends that the
Germ shall have the same pre-c niIntnce IN this
hra ,,rh off ya4 ..ht form II Sita
the other two houses 10 which he belonged.
InlY Ii. l-t1. 2lX
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THO MA s MIA SON.
NMNEREANIN NM

NV otLD respectfully inf ,rm the public
w that he rs prepared TO furnish Collins on
Tue shortest notice, aud IN good style. lie has
nea. Iiearse with which he will attend funerals
His prices are low, and he hopes nv n-omn,nass
and attic ntion to business TO receive share of th,
pnS,:cs patronage Shop on Market street, a
few doors south of Main
Richmond, Nov. %, ISL ,-,f
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Err UIT TR EE S !.
JEREMIAH HADLEi. NM. kENw GRITTY
JESSE J kENwonTHY.
D. H7lAKeLEA. ~ CO..
One Door East of b. BTighf,ccH's Sfoye, Nam ST,
Richmond. E:s..

Richmond. E:a..
4 RE now opening Il large assortment of
n s;addlery Hardware, Coach and Carriage
Trimmings, Steel Springs, &c. embracing, per-
haps, every article demanded the above de-
partrnents OF Trade and, having facilities for re
ceiving direct from Importers and Manufacturers,
will sell at exceedingly low prices. And having
also, Ia connections, good
Tanning Establishment.
will keep constantly hand general stock OF
sa.5A st.Er.s.s:.,
embracing Eastern, Cincinnati, and Country
Tanned SOLE. SkIRTING, SEATING. HAIR
NESS. BRIDI f. and UPPER LEATHER; Calf,
X Up, Pad, Morocco and Lining SKINS, &c. sc.
o. The highest market price will. a; all time-,
be paid for any quantity OF HIDES, delivered at
our Store above.
Richmond ] OH mo- Goth. let7. tiff
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NJ D = e c. e .

HcTRSUANT to order of the Probate
Court of W ayne county. Indiana, made
II the November Term thereof, lcl1, the under
signed will offer at Public Sale, on the premises
IN Richmond. on MONDAY the
9Th day Of December. 1917.
at 10 O'Clock, a. N. of said day, the following
described Real Estate, to-wIt: Lots numbered
1874 and 1872 in that part OF the city of Rich
mont, Ind, laid off by Charles w. Starr and
known as the property of DR.. MORRIS LANCAs-
TER, deceased. The improve ments are a large
new Brick House, built of the most substant,.'
materials ana finished in approved --rSerh style.
together with out buifi- e'-ai good; large
Ci.trro for rain .--.,er near the door. and a well
of good ser in the kitchen. 1t is located on
most elevated point i'll the city-command-
ing fine vie~ CT the surrounding town and
TERMs.-One- third of the purchase money
will be required the day of sale, and the resi-
due IN three semi-annual payments. Further
terms will be made known the day of sale.
WILLIAM II. FOULkE.
administrator Of the Estate of Morris Lancaster.
Richmond. November 23rd, lS41. 4ois
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p = q 81 2kY]

Of Wood wanted On subscription at thi.soffice
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Western Farmer and Gardeners Almanac
for 1915.
4 LARGE supply Of this excellent Almanac
a for sale by 1000. 100 doze single copy,
at ]. HowELI.'s Drug Store
Richmond, Sept. 9th, L II.
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CouvaiSssoNEzs's SALE.

s>Y direction of an order from the WAYNE
1 , Circuit Court, the subscriber VIII otter al
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go 81 8 szGa ONGIo-s3

4 THE undersigned, having gone into the
Exchange business, their old stand opposite the
Post Office, would inform their customers ana
the public general y, that they are Just receiving
stock Of
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
Corrected .ceckiy fran Peabody's Commerc

COTTecfed DeekiyfToW 1f0bod.
DEEswAx: Shil
Yellow, 220 "a Shil
BREAD: Boa
Pilot, y brl S3,2563,50I d
b. &. w. Crackers, TBS Sta
Boston do u brl 4f04,50 d.
BUTTER: Hoo
Packing. 1915 d,
Crock, u fb 1908 d
Prime, family. 2Ot02o
CHEESE: n.
Western r., G4G6t lSug
CANDLES: Ccu
Taliow. mould, IO3f6
Cincinnati Star, 22023 Bee
Pressed Tailow, Ia do
sperm, IN ioi
COFFEE: Por
Java Gov, ib la ~ do
Rio. Ia = do
st. Domingo, IA do
Havana, green, 13GSA Bac
~
Flour, c'y mills, $40 do
do country, 4,G56 40 do
90 n.y. 90 ~
90 hucNm !. ~ .,-DtI, ~
az = is -, ~, g. ofr do
90 h''h Hr'e1' Dr. 90
-IIlat
cnl57, C-,o,
90 dfieu, D ~.
caches 40, i'-," ~ =. III
ofahperileS'pfi ~
I'm u
= 90, a,y ~ 80
'.'',A''' "' ,c 90
"a, :, -51.n IA
:, il'.e ,sh, no ,'' .
VI dchefei' NO = 20 1919 I'",,
10 - . - 80. q" !" H.
t, Wv -" u, Ia,o, 4,
~ - 60 !,
N - oo1,o -
Live "e' ~ 60 Go
~, .hNi o. D..
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VI. A. Hester Principal Union Go. Seminary
The unanimous opinion of the teachers OF III
danapolis and Terre Haute has also been gwen
in favor of these books.
Noy.I5, 1871. 4'-Jt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09
AI.SO-Dil. HILLS
COUGH LOZEN(sES.

EOR the relief OF coughs, colds, cOnsump-
L tion, asthma, whoopIng cough. catarrh,
iigh'ness Of the lungs or chest, bronze hits,
and all pulmonary affections. Several thou
sand boxes have been sold within the last
six months. giving immediate relief TO those
who have been afflicted with the most dis
,tessng coughs and colds, and restoring 10
health persons in almost every stage Of pull
monaiy affections The whole world should
know Ina, DIR HILLS Cough Lozenges are a
certain cure for all diseases leading to con
sumption. They are recommc nded by thou
sands who lave used them and say tina, they
p,,e relei whcns.l other means fail. Price
IS cents per box with full directions.
Agent, Tor The oLorc Medicints Sheldon
& Allen. Pawlel, J !. 4 l. II. Vail, Gran
Vile; a. Bliss, Eas, Poul,ncy; Hooker a.
Joslin, Yves, roul,ney; l.. Jameson, Cas-
Teton; u. Morgan, Jr. & Co, Yves, Rutland;
Ripley & Bailey, Mill Village, Luther Dan
iels, Ru,land. &. NJ. Bruce & CO. DANNY;
Samuel Townsend, j.. d. II. Sab,n & Co,
Wallineford; Sabaun 4 Walls, South Wal
linpiofd 0im
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09
WORM 1SE73Z|H3S

Children will cry for d.. Hulls Worm Io-
zenges. Only read wha, his medicine has
done.
Yoikvillc, Gibson Co Tenn. Dec 81, 1913
DR.. T.. r.. llull-Somc months since your
agent LEFT with me for sale what no cons,d-
cred large supply Gt your Worm Lozenees,
bu, have sold all out, and could have sold
three tines as many more. had been sup.
Piled TO thar amount. ! hope that you will
lnsiruc, your agent to leave much greater
supply when he comes ,his way again. -
their use IN my family has been Of gtea, ben
eft. Ed~In M.CoIel, Esq. gave some to a
child OF his, four years old, and the frs, dose
bfou2h, away between Thirty q forty worms.
Mr. William McDaiicl had a child whom The
physiiins pronounced ncurabls, and said
II would die. bul the child was cuIcdly using
DIR llull's Worm Loxengos.
Yours, truly, STrrnts 1rSklS.
Price Is cents per box.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-06-09
PGNO0OV AGENCY

erw PY$SiOS LAW FOR WUpws.
Az ls1,ssissxi.c Psase,, 10 C,ti[',s -
u,fei. cssss.
sGNHF svtsrrit<r. havies ,~en foi long
j nae sagsges ~ 'rsesngsuns claims
fot ~ss,ons. sffsss OF ,essions. bDuui,
sros eonDuisucn Of hall ys,. sresp -
riltzn -, Ae. a. --sra hs,.ng al the
Lsss. fefus. and Negslsuoas. from the
fsssoa of.'e.--is ibsseiosc prepared to s,d
sigeiossiy All IsunJ,i,. al hls 600 tssk and
ups"ss s,ihou, Ice - ~~s,d t~h~o vnsoo-
ssssisl,) ell apple slons tot ts nsiobs, Ia tl.s
following csses
iN. whsss . elsin hss been rejected OF
sssps bded fof further pro5f
~ NtrIe Isnson.r. living 90 dead. 10
o. We supposed TO be entitled to lager
tHnslon ihsn ~ss awarded.
~ NLeie ie,oiviionsn officer o. sol.
dirf 10 nov .Ning. " hss ci.i since 81 81
March It.I. or where having served catin2
the var. IA tho Continental tiisbhshment,
10 hss d,ed since VI al March $50
Jl1 Nheie widow manned Prev t.
the sSptsIun OF her husbsnis iast term 81
service. 10 now alive OF hs died siucc tth
Of Jvl,. 1886
Ssh. Whtfc widow msrici rrc,iou. To-
tbe lot Of JAousry.i79t. 10 no~ alive. 90 has
'undef CERTAIN sircumstansesl died since .ih
iuly. 1898.
OH Where a widow h,s lccn 'm,uied
more than once and 10 nov widow, OF has
died widow since % August isi!
9Th. Claims II every description. for AZ.
tears al Pension, zoe ihe hs.ts OF deceased
pensioners.
Those who have made efforts and failed
10 obtain Pensions, need not despair II they
trust heir ease Ia his hands, as hc has OBJ
tanned penA,onI In many cases Where they
had been given up as entirely hopeless. amer
rcpe,,ed unsuccc ,sful efforts lie no, only
devo,es his whole time AMI attention 10 Me
business. personally, bu, has Me as>lsinnce
OF an agent "h. ... 1905. ...le NI.
sin-ss FOR fifteen ur twenty Yeas, and who
VISITS Washington several tunes ycat,"i,h
ali the priGclpsl Offices uiteoofds. oi the ser.
vices oi Rev oluiionsfv soldiers. viz Boston.
Concord, Montpelier, llauioid, Newport,
Trenton, Iiaulsburgh, Phllade phi,, New
York and albany, where he has access TO
tho old Rolls aud Records --and having ac.
cess 20 numerous private Rolls, Is, ~ many
iustanc -, enabled 10 establish clsims,w here
SCENTS With less faeiliiies ior Investigating
them fail Of obtaining what IN Justly due.
lie wishes to be distinctly Understood,
that he investigates all claims a, his own
nsk. without any compensation whatever,
where unsuccessful, and tina, no lain will
be considered hopeless whefe a enslon is
justly due.
TrRMs varied according 10 the nature and
cN'en, Of he services rendered. and the a.
noun, Of the claim recovered. All hose
Who suppose they have claims,will on send
rag statement %: facts to the subscriber, be
Informed wiihou, charge whether az not their
claims are well founded.
uncSccp,lonable references given II re-
ques,ed.
Letters q. inquiry or applications " III NEE,
with prompt attention, II addressed (post
paid) to the subscriber. at Rose, Wayne Go.
". y. UGl0m) WILLIS g.. WADE.