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ems our virtew--even o boy never
feels half so good as when he haz
been spanked and sot away to cool.
Pedantry IL the science ov in
yestin what little yu know in one
kind ov perfumery, anil insisting
upon sticking that under every
mans knoze whom yu meet
Lieing IL like trying tew hide in
q fog, if va move about yure in
danger NV humping yure he'd agih
the truth, and az soon az the fog
blows oph yurc gone ennyhow.
Margin an angel IL the poetry
Of marriage, but Twin with her IL
the proze, and that is all we'll cnuf
ii the taste ov the poetry hahn {
spite our relish for the proze.
The man who lives on hope must
pick the bones ov disappointment.
The devil il sed to be the father
ov lies. L this IL so, he haz got n
large family, and CRATE menny
prom ieing children amung them.
Life il like mug ov beer, froth
at the top, oil in the middle, and
settings at the bottom.
We should liv in this life az tho
we war walkin on glaze ice, liable
to fall at emmy moment, and tew
be LATED at hi the bystanders.
Men, if they amt too lazy, live
sumtimes till they are SO, and de-
stroy he time good deal ez fol :
lows the fust SO years they spend
throwing stuns at mark the
second 80 they spend examining
the mark tew see WHARF the suuns
hit, and the remainder liz divided
in cussing the stun throwing bizzi-
ness and nussin the rum atizz
This settling down and folding
our arms, and waiting for some
thing to turn up, liz just about az
rich a speculation az going out in
to 400 acre lot, setting down on
sharp stone, with pail between
or knees, and waiting for COW to
back up and be MIXED.
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that serious cases of poisoning
had occurred from using their
contents. If facts like these
could be called out from scientific
men they would arrest public at
tention, and they might suggest
to manufacturers of glass cans the
desirability Of protecting the in
ner surfaces of their metallic caps
in some way. Those with metal
lie caps work SO much more easl-
lv than others, that they will long
be more or less in demand. (Pro-
fessor Edwards, however, said that
the metal used in them is lead. -
| line mine with stiff white paper,
a small protection of course
We believe the subject thus
preached by our correspondent IS
one of importance. II manufac-
turers are presuming upon popu-
| lar ignorance, and p lining off up
on The public zinc and lead for tin
in vessels intended to contain
food, the fact ought TO be known.
Acetic acid acts slowly upon lead,
but its action is fastened by expo
sure Of metal to air. Acid fluids
act with more violence upon zine.
According to Miller commercial
tin may, and usually does, con
tain except the Banca tin, which
is not used for tin plates) small
quantities of copper, arsenic, iron
and lead. Of these authorizations
all but the iron are poisonous
The copper, as we'll as the lead, is
acted upon by vegetable acids
In the gradual destruction of yes
sells made of tin plates by culinary
use, it would seem that more or
less of the poisonous salts OF the
metals named must enter the food
prepared in them. W hether TINS
amount is sufficient to affect health
is question that ought to be dc
| cided
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Howard Sanitary Association.
HoMISTEAD
PRE- EMPTEON:

II HAVE compiled full, concise and com
n plete statement, plainly printed, for the
information of persons intending 10 take up
a Homestead or Pre- Empt;on in this portion
of the West, embracing Iowa, Dakota and
Nebraska and other sections. II explains
how to proceed to secure 100 acres OF Rich
Farming Land for Nothing, six months be-
fore you leave your home, in the most health
full climate. In short it contains lust such
instructions are needed by those intending
to make a Home AMI Fortune in the Free
Lands of the West | will send one of these
printed Guides to any person sending me %
cents. The information alone, which it gives,
is worth So to anybody. Men who came here
two aud three years ago, and took a farm,
are to-day independent.
To YOUNG MEN.-ThiS country is being
crossed with numerous Railroads from every
direction to Sioux City, Iowa. Six Railroads
will be made to this city within year. One
is already III operation connecting US with
Chicago and the Y. 2. Railroad and two moro
will be completed before spring. connecting
us with Dubuque ami McGrcCor, direct
Three more Will be completed within year,
connecting us direct with ST. Paul, Mimi,
Yankton, Dakota, and Columbus, Nebra ska !,
on the U. 2. Railroad. The Missouri River
gives us the Mountain trade. Thus it will be
seen that no section of country offers such
unprecedented advantages for busine g, pee
ulation and making fortune. Fer the coun-
try is being populated, and towns and cities
are being built and fortunes mate aliaost be.
yond belief. Every man who takes a home
stead now will have railroad market at his
own door. And any enterprising young man
with small capital can establish himself in
a permanent and paying business, if he Sc.
lects the right location and right branch of
trade. Eighteen years residence in the west
ern country, and large portion Of the time
employed Mercantile Agent in this coun-
try, has made me familiar with nll the bran
ches of business and the best locations in this
country. For Que dollar RENTED to me | will
give truthful and definite answers to all ques
tons on this subject desired by such persons.
Tell them the best place to locate, and what
business is overcrowded and what branch is
neglected. Address, DANIEL SCOTT,
5. G. Com. Of Emigration.
nS-1y. Box IS5, Sioux CITY, low A
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Office of City Treasurer,
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
June 25. 1870.

u \ compliance with precept, issued to M
4 by the city Council. dated the 23d day
April, 1870, gainst the following described
Real Estate, to wit: Twenty feet of the East
part of Lot no l6l in John Smiths addition to
the city of Richmond, Ind, the same being in
the me of Caroline Harmon. Said precept
having been issued for the collection of an
assessment made by the city Commissioners
for benefits accrued to said Caroline Harmon.
in opening the first alley South OF Main street,
running from Sixth street to Seventh street
Said assessment amounting to Seventy dol
lars 500.
Now, |, William p. Wilson, Treasurer of
said city, give notice that will sell the above
described Real Estate at the door of the CITY
Court Room, on the 10Th day of july, 1870,
at O'Clock p. m, of said day, if the same
with all the costs and interest are not paid
before that time.
Mo WILLIAM z. WILSON, Treasurer.
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3 IL N G S =.
PEPPER PODS.
by JOSH BILLINGS.

If yu hay got spirited and no
bic boy, appeal tcw his generosity;
if yu nav got q heavy and sullen
ono, appeal tew his back.
A CRATE menny ov our people go
abroad tcw improve their minds
who hadn't got emmy minds when
they war at home; knowledge,
like charity. shud begin at home,
then spread.
Aflickshuns are the COMPILING nts
that heaven pays tew the virtew-
Gus.
Nobody but phool will spend
his time trieing tew convince a
phool.
Time is like money, the less we
hev ov it tew spare the further we
make it GO.
The tongue is really very fast
member ov the body politick he
duz all the talking and two thirds
ov the thinking.
Thare is many Person who kan
set a mouse-trap tew perfeckshun.
but, not satisfied with SIGH small
game, undertake tew trap for
bears, and git ketched by the bears.
Moral-Studdy yure genius. and
stick tcw mice.
Let him go, mi son. sed an an
cient father to hlz boy, who had
caught a yung rabbit, "and when
he gifts bigger ketch him agin.'
The boy did az he WIZ told, and
haz been lookin for that rabbit
ever since.
The world owes all its energy
and refinement tew luxurys-dig-
ging roots for breakfast and goin
naked for clothes, liz the yirtewous
innocence of lazy savage
Tharc IL lots ov folks who eat
well, and drink well, and sleep
well, and yet are sick all the time
-theze are the folks who alwuz
enjoy poor health.
A person with little smatter-
ing of learning IL q good deal like
hens egg that haz been sot on a
short time and then deserted by
the hen-it is spite for Matching
out emmy LnluS.
People of good sense are those
whose opinyuns agree with ours.
Thare IL a great deal of magnii
cent poverty in our big citys-
people who eat klam soup out ov 6
tin basin with gold spoon.
The place whar poverty, virtew
and luv meet and worship together
is the most sakred spot in this uni
verse.
Experience don't make a man Sc
bold as it duz careful.
Pride never forgets itself, never
has play-spell or froliJ> it i;
stiff from morning till night, from
top tn bottom like sled stake.
Thare amt but very little GNU.
inc good sense in this world enn,
how, and what little there liz ain
in market--it is held for a divi
dend.
Those who have made up thei
minds tew lead life Of enjoymen
will find the following receipee
great help to them: To on
ounce of plezure add pound c
repentance
Adversely IL poultess whic
reduces our vanity and strength
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IT is said that a short time since
some members Of Henry Ward
Reecher's church waited upon
their pastor and asked him whether
he could not leave ont the Jokes
in his discourses. Mr.. Beecher
heard them gravely, and replied Z:
If YOU knew how much fun l keep
in, YOU would not ask me to cease
to let a little of it come out The
deputation laughed heartily at this
cavalier mode of treating their re-
quest, changed the subject of con :
yersation, and have allowed MIR.
Beecher to have his own way as to
preaching ever since.
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Office of City Treasurer
RICHMOND, INDIANA,
Hume 25 1874

EN- compliance with precept issued to me
q by the city Council, dated the Esd day of
April, 1870, against the following described
Real Estate, to-vit: Twenty feet OF the East
part of Lot No. lei, in John Smiths addition
to the city of Richmond, Ind, the same being
in the name of Albert Schnorr. Said precept
having been issued for the collection of an
assessment made by the city Commissioners
for benefits accrued to said Albert Sclnorr,
in opening the first alley South of Main street.
running from Sixth street TO Seventh street
Said assessment amounting to twenty-five
dollars S25).
Now, l., William p. Wilson, Treasurer of
said city, give notice that will sell the abo We
described Real Estate, at the door of the city
Court Room on the 10Th day of July, 1876.
at O'clock p. M, of said day, if the same.
W it'll Ill the costs and interest are not paid
before that time
mis- WILLIAE P. WILSON, Treasurer.
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4 FIRST-CLASS HOME FOR INVA
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w. S. Single, Lafayette, lid.
T. Roger, Cincinnati, U.
j. Harshman, Dayton, Ohio.
Col; W; }. May, Louisville, Ny
q. +. Ewing,
Harvey Keith, Louisville, KY.
Mai. r. G. McNeery, Nashville, Tenn.
Thomas Black, NJ. D., Nashville, Tenn.
J. W. Smclser,.M NJ. D., Memphis, Tenn.
James w Mill, Chicago.
Rev. DIR. Scott, Prest. Springfield Col
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.. y. mUhIail, w 1ISSka, III.
Hon. j. I. Hatch, Buffalo, n. Y
Hon. E. s. Prosser, Buffalo, n. Y.
Geo. Colt, Niagara, c. w.
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w Walker, Prest. Universal Life ms.
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Hon. Cyrus L. Pershing, Johnstown, Pa.
Rev. DR.. Pershing, Prest. Pittsburg Fe-
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Late of Indiana polls, Ind.
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Notice to Heirs of Petition
to Sell Real Estate.

STATE OF INDIANA, WAYNE COUNTY. CoUKr
OF COMMON PLEAS.
~ Office is hereby given, that James Per-
~ ry, administrator of the Estate of Henry
Monaar, deceased, has filed his petition to
sell the Real Estate of the decedent, his pcr-
sonal being insufficient to pay his debts and
that said petition will be heard at the next
term of the Court of Common Pleas of said
county.
ATTEST: VIM. W. DUDLEY, Clerk
13-3w &C. y. Wayne Co.
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THE NEW
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NoT1oE.-Express Train, East, and South
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Trains daily. Sundays excepted.
Ry- Elegant Sleeping Cars on all night
Trains. ST. SCUIL, Gent Ticket ct.
y. s. GRAY, I'd V. p. andl Columbus,
Gent Manager, Ohio.
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q ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION, on
e the Estate of James II. Nendenhall late
of the city of Richmond, Wayne county and
State of Indiana, deceas ed have this day been
granted TO the undersigned by the Clerk of
the Court Of Common Pleas OF said county.
All persons having claims against said estate,
are required to file them, duly proven, with
said Clerk within one year from this date.
The Estate is supposed to be solvent.
SARAH 4. MENDENHAIL,
June Is. 1870. Administration.
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State of Indiana,
Wayne County,


VS. mon Pleas Court,
Phoebe Rosebaum, Sept. Term, A. D.
Andrew A. Rosebaum, 1870. Foreclosure
Nelson p. Phelps and No. 1928.
Phelps.
NE 1T KNOWN, That, on this 9Th dav OF
I'D June, 1870, the ABOVE named plaintiff,
pv Peelle & Fox, his Attorneys, filed in tho
officr of the Clerk of the Wayne Common
7 cas- Cou his affidavit of non-residence,
az ,in st said defendant, Nelson p. Phelps, in
the above entitled cause, together with tho
affidavit Of a competent person that said de-
PENDANT, Nelson p. Phelps, is not resident
of the State of Indiana.
Said defendant, Nelson Z. Phelps, th ere-
fore is hereby notified of thu filing and pen
dcncy of said complaint against him, and
that, unless ne appear and answer or demur
thereto, at the calling of tie said cause
the second day of the next T.rm of said
Court, to be begun and held at the Court
House in Centreville, on the second Monday
of September next, said complaint aud the
matters aud things therein contained and al
legged, will be taken true and the said
cause will he heard and determined in his
absence.
Witness VIM. W. Dudley. Clerk, and
SEAL. Seal of said Court, at Centrevile,
this 9th day of June SO.
WIN. w. DUDLEY, Clerk.
Peele 4 Fox, Att'ys of Pltff. I4-4tpfs9
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EIGHrY-TwO ACRES.

There is, on the premises, a Good Brick
House, Frame Barn and necessary Out Build
ings, Young Orchard. The Farm is in good
repair, rich Soil, we'll timbered, and watered,
and will be sold on satisfactory terms.
For particulars and terms, apply to
l.. n. SEANY.
Feb. 8, 1870. 48-tf
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CHAM NIPPON S HOE

No more lacing or breaking of laces. Sold
by all boot and shoe dealers. Ask for the
m-they will please you.
The use of strings has always been great
source of annoyance. In the champion
Shoe" this is all avoided, being constructed
precisely on the same principle the ordi-
nary boot. 1t has all the hold and bearing
upon tie foot that is necessary to keep IT IN
it's place without lacing. The seams are At
such points can never hurt the feet, md
the part above the counter needs only to be
closed by a simple buckle and strap to keep
out dirt and rubbish; saving time, trouble, and
r-ration-to the wearer. They have been thor
thoroughly tested, and maintain the good re.
putaton they have 50 justly acquired. They
are now being sold in nearly ekeren hundred
places, and are giving universal satisfaction.
They are made in the most d,rdbLe manner,
and every pair warranted
Manufactured SOLELY by the BAY STATE
SHOE AND LEATHER CO., 30 and 81 We
SOW Street, New York. Address
A. BALLARD & son.
p. .. Box 5000, New York.
ACHILLES ballard,
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The Confessions of an Invalid.

EH BLiSHED for the benefit of young men
a ard others who suffer from Nervous
Debility, etc., supplying the means of self
cure. Written by one who cured himself /;
and sent free on receiving a POSTPAID direct
ed envelope. Address,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
Brooklyn, n. Y:
41-6m, oh S. NJ. p. i Co.,z.
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MOST PERFECT,

Natural, Artificial help to the human eye
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They are ground under their supervis-
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TIE SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLE which they
are constructed brings the core or center of
the lens directly in front of the eye. producing
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They are Mounted in the Finest Man
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Their finish and durability cannot be sur
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CAuTroN.-None genuine unless bearing
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Fl anne.
c. III. ANKENY, jewelers. aud Optic
ians are Sole Agents for Richmond Indiana.
from whom they can only be obtained. These
goods are not supplied to Pedlers at any
price.
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FARM FOR SALE.

TSN HE undersigned offers a fire Farm, sit
Il uated "a mile' South East from Rich
mond, on the Richmond and Boston Turnpike,
The New York herald., 1870-06-16

"Taixing Your Chanses."-You May In the
purchase Of your summer hst ou you wan' % 20 M avo,o
YOU want at KNOxs popular store, l2 Broadway
Of Fulton street TIC tbahce decidedy and largely IN your
favor II YOU take bur hint
The New York herald., 1870-06-16

was entitled TO prize and the result viii be pub
lished as soon as fully ascerained. Shortly beioro
six O'Clock the roar OF musk try was completely ST.
lenced, regular Old.fashionel
THUNDER STORM
driving almost everybody from the shooting stands
into the large halls near The shore Here the crown
ing or MT. Mahaken a. Schuetzen Koena took race
Afier marching around the hail the members OF the
Schuetzen Corps being preceded by about nlty young
girls In white, varying In age from sixteen to SIX,
Captain Gerdes Introduced the new king TO the audi.
cnCe.
SPEECH BY A YOUNG LADY,
Miss Schnackeaberg OF Hoboken, followed. II was
well conceived, impressivey delivered and warmly
applauded. Cheers upon cheers were given Tor the
king. the captain and the Schuetzen Corps, the
Saengerbund, under the direct on OF Mr.. Pinkert,
sang, several songs and then Mr. Mahnkcn In
vested by Miss Schnackenberg with the insignia OF
his royal rank--a blue sash and god metal. A
banquet alter which came a dance, conc uded the
Schuetzenfest for the year.
SAD ACCIDENT
happened. as the "coronationr was proceeding. to
Mr. Albert Mayer, of 27 Frankfort street, an EN-.
p,oye In the Post ONCE He was trying to jump
over one OF the benches. slipped fell and broke the
right Jog between the knee and ankle. He wa:
taken home In carriage.
The New York herald., 1870-06-16

b. her Majesty added 70 sweepstakes Of 20
sovsreigns each, for all ages, two miles. This was
won by Sir j. Hawey's b. O. Sderolite, by Asteroid,
out OF Aphrodite, beating Mr.. Craham's ch. m. For
moea, by Buccaneer. out OF Ellen.
The Prince OF Wales Stakes OF fifty soyereigns
each, with 1000 sovereigls added, for three year
olds the owner Of the second horse to receive 200
sovereigns and the third l00--ole mile and five fur
longs-closed with ninety-two subscribers. This
was won by King o. Scots.
The following is the summary
Mr. J. Dawson's o. King o. Scots by King Tom,
out OF Katharine Logic.
Mr. G. Jones' br. @. Astolfo. fo....................
Mr. W. s. Crawfords Claudius. s.................... o
The Ascot Stakes Of twenty-five sovereigns eacn'
with 200 added. the second TO receive nfty sover'
eigns, and the third to save his stakes, two miles
and half, was won by Musket beating Silbehand,
second, aud Curio, third.
The Trial Stakes Of five sovereigns, with 200
added, for all ages the winnet TO pc SOLD for 900
sovereigns, was won by Gre enrband, beating Rosi-
crucian, second, and Simplcton third.
The last race was for the Thirteenth Ascot Blen-
NAL Stakes OF ten sovereigps each with 100 added.
This was won by Mr.. Merry's b. G. Perth, beating
Lord Fanonth's Ortolan. Seven horses started.
At the Ascot races June IA, In addition TO the
event already reported the Maiden Plate Of nty
s0vereigns, for two year olds was won by Gunder-
ger, beating Durham. second, and Pink, third,
The Queens stand Plate OF 200 sovereigns, added
to sweepstakes OF ten soyeregns each, for all ages,
with pains and penalties, was by Mr.. Merry's b.
9. King Of the Forest, beating Perfume second and
The sixteenth Ascot triennlal for foals or 1896
was won by Mr. q. Bryan's b. c. Royal Head, by
Stockwell beating Baron Rotnschd's b. c. Midsum;
mer second, and Mr.: Chapln's b. I. Bertha third,