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1T lis not necessary for mo to
speak of the mighty responsible
ties which necessarily attach to the
control OF such a power in the land
as IS the newspaper to day, nor to
say that tue editor wholight,y ep
preheEhs the, importance of his
+ work must bring to it "a reverend
p spliit ana constant care. The
humbles, sheet in the land goes in
Isome homes IS the snlyn autIiorita-
tive messenger from the great
world ontside;- its opinions are ac-
jeepted as truth, and its sugges items
have the force OF law.-[Lute A.
Iaylor's Influence of the Press.
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H,r IT AGA,S.--Thc ,lss. Tclc

HIT In AGAlN!--Thc last Tclc
gram "goes for" the Democratic
Herald, for abusing the Relnl'ii-
can party and then whining for a
crumb from that party torkeer its
soul and body together! Not sat
isfied with the printing Of the city
ordinances, it erumbles because
the School Trustees employed the
Telegram to print the report Of the
School Board. "Its impudcnce is
only equalled by ito weakness, "
says the Telegram, which hits the
Herald square from the shoulder. |.
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Comm issioner's Sale.

to q decree Of the Court Of
II Common Pleas of Wayne county and
State of Indiana, the undersigned Offers at
Private Sale the following described Real
Estate, situated in the city of Rich mcnd in
said county, to; wit: Being part of the north
half of section Five 20 in township Thirteen
ID and range one west, and bounded as fol-
lows, wit: Beginning on the south side of
Market street al d on the west side Of Green
street at large wooden post, and running
thence south, along the. West side Of Green
street deg west, One Hundred and Fourteen
(l141 feet thence north, S6k deg. west lS5
feet thence north 121z deg. west 33 feet
and S2-l00 TO a marked stone tn, nee north
! deg, east s2l3 feet to stone corner ;
thence south 81 deg, east 1877 u feet along
Market street to the place of beginning, con-
tanning oo-3-10 square rods.
One fourth of the purchase money. will be
required in cash down, residue in three eaua,
insta 'ments, of 6. IL and Is months after
d"ie, Tor tie payments Of which, notes and
mortgage on said lot waving valuation law S
VIII be required Of the purchaser. A deed
Tor said real estate will be made AZ soon as
the sale is confirmed and the conveyance
ordered by the Court 80
-. FREDERICK kRUVAL,
Commissioner.
Richmond No. Jo.b 1877
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A CAR D.
CLERGYMAN. While re,;i

A CLERGYMAN, bile residing in South
"A America Is a missionary. diseoxe,ad
safe ard simple iemody for the cure of Ner-
vous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train of disorders brought on by vi
clous and baneful habits. Great numbers
have been cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted bv q desire to benefit the ffl.cted
and unfortunate, will send the recipe for
preparing and using this medicine, in ! seal.
60 envelope, to any one who needs it, free Of
GGnsTse; Addr'ss Jos: I. IMAM, Station y,
Hiblc House, New York City
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Sunday school Convention.

The Seventh, Annual Convention
of the Wayne County Sabbath
School, Association was cid at
Morrey Hall, Cambridge City, on
Friday the l2.h inst commencing
Mt 9'o'clock, 4 NJ, j. NJ. Coyner,
the President Of the Association, in
the chair. Tue attendance was
larger than on any previous occa.
sion, every seat in the hall and in
the galleries being occupied. The
Convention opened with devotion,,
al exercises. After the appoint
ment Of the usual Commute es, the
Vice Presidents of the various
townships we're called upon for
reports ofthe condition of Sabbath
Schools in their various DISTRICTS
and Of the degree of interest mani
tested in the work. ~ But one town.
ship reported any marked increase
8 in interest. TLelremainder OF the
morning session owaso occupied by
an address from hss F. 'Ccfiiu, on
a''The Past and 'Prssents Of 81 the Sab
bath, School in Wayne Co.. and
one from Rev, l. NJ. 81 Hughes. on
sabbath School Work. as the
Means Of the Conversion Of Chill
dron," followed by Short discus
I sions on these topics. In the at
ternoon session the Correspond
ing Secretary submitted his reports
OF OF statistics, embracing reports
from only Al. schools, with an en-
rollm ent OF 3,ScO children. This
/ was followed by a short discussion
on the following TOPICS. l"Infant
Glass Teaehine,,' '.The Best Ne Is
OF lnere asing the Attendance at
? Sabbath Schools" and The Duties
of the Superintendent 57sd ;.aza
Rev B. w. sChidlaw then deliv.
cred q short, stirring address, pic
senting the claims OF the Sabbath
School upon the church and its
members, in his accustomed forci-
bic and animated style. jig S1
oa The evening session was occu
pied chiefly BY B. w. Chidlaw, in
an address to the children, and by
Chas. F. Coffin, in an earnest ap-
peal TO those engaged ia the Sab
bath School work to not grow
weary, in well doing. @
The Convention adjourned te
tin Dublin on the Cd Friday in
May, 1872 Telegram. Faa
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Sale,

n ETTERS of administration on the estate
nIsnf Herman Henry Echman, late Of the
city of Richmond, Way township, Wayne
county. and State of Indiana, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned by the Court
or Common Pleas of said county. The
estate is supposed to be solvent. - Ahpersct,s
have claims against said es tate must file them
IN the Clerks office of said Court duly verified
within one year from tn is date.
FREDERICK kRUyAL, Admir-. o.
Nav 1Otb 1870.
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A curious movement OF the mag
netic needle was noticed by an OF,
server in Italy dnring the cclipse
Of the sun in December last Pie
needle followed its usual course
until the beginning Of the eclipse
1t then retraced tsa'steps till Tire
instant of totality, and imm cdiate :
ly after"ard began to move west
ward until it had regaincd the ex-
act position it occupied when the
eclipse menced. esejsH
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CoAMENDAToRr.--We are impel.
led to say o good word in favor Of
some Of our retired officers OF the
city. and, in doing 90, We do not
wish to be understood a. doing it
from any feeling akin TO flattery;
but from sense Of justice: AS a
Councilman and one who has con.
scientiously discharged the, vari-
GUS duties entrusted to him, Ar
THUR A. CURME, deserves the com
meDdation of his fellow citizens. -,
Everything he possibly could do, to
advance the best interests of our
city, preserve it's morals, and edd
to it's good name and reputation at
home and abroad, has been done
by Mr.. Crume, and, notwithstand-
ing he may feel satisfied With the
consciousness of having done his
duty, and that that is sufficient re-
ward; yet we felt as though it was
due him, as all upright man, good
Republican and conservator OF
morals, that we should say this
much in his favor The 5th Ward
had no faint Of disgrace and sham
attached to it, from having him as
its repr sentative. ;al 81 als1ui {
DIR. T. Henry Davis. the retiring
member Of Council from the 4th
Ward, also deserves the higles,
need of praise for his efficiency as
member. He proved to be no,
only safe and reliable in council;
but full of energy and indomital,le
perseverance, always in the rig hi
direction. The Doctor will he miss
ed in the Council; but that body
has done itself the credit and the
city favor by placing him al
Chairman Of the Board Of Health
in which position he will be found
as heretofore, pre- eminently fitted
and we'll qualified. He takes tn,
place Of DR.. Hobbs on the Boa
OF Health, and we must here b,
permitted to say, that the health o
the city was never better promoted
than under the management OF Dr.
Hobbs and his efficient coadjutor
on the Board, during the past yeal
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The Odd Fellows' Provident AS
sociation is now in full working
order in the counties Of Union.
Henry, and Randolph, and its
members are increasing rapidly.
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"BE SURE You ARE RlGHr," &c.
lin the selection Of a Street Com !.
missioner, the Council, we think,
displaced 2 very worthy and efH-
cient officer--Davd .Haner--with'
one who will prove his equal in all
respects, from what We hear Of
him. 7 MI. Charles Crockett. is now
the incumbent OF that office--he
was formerly Conductor ON a
freight train and was disabled by
IN accident from following that
avocatioil, spl, from commenda,
ton in hiss fASor, We do not hest
tate to express the belief that he
will not only be found following in
the footsteps of his predecessor, in
strict attention to his duty andin
indomitable industry and persever-
ance, but he will work up to the
motto Of his namesake Of Tennes
see: "Be sure you are right; then
60 ahead, ,,.oss,a arc,,s 4rss,7
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PoETSNEss.-Pn liteness is a
q capital which pays better than
any other investment known II
can he acquired liy one without
cost and without price, anil when
properly expended pays . most
.ex,ravagant interest. 1t is sur
piising, therefore. that any one
should fail to acquire some of the
stock Strange as it is, however.
it is nevertheless true; and some
people are every day seen who have
not the smallest amount Of it,
They are rough, uncouth, unmind
ful CT the feelings of others,
and devoid of true friends. But
10 the polite person, no matter
what his faults may be, degree
OF forbearance is accorded, while
his popularity is such as to secure
him scores Of friends and admirers.
This being true and patent to all
we wonder why any one should
| neglect TO he polite and courteous
to all his fellow beings on any and
all occasions.
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1898 IN 16 DAYS!

Made by one Agent Do you want a
situation as salesman at or near home TO
make from So to S2a per day selling our new
seven strand White Wire Clothes Line.
to last forever Sample Free Address Hud-
son River Wire Works, 100 Maiden Lane,
I COZ usr Water street, New York, or Is Dear
born street, Chicago. - 4w
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the UDle, my MN DOCK, Sonuay
school books, lamps and other ar-
ticles, from church in Rileviown:
ship. Vigo county, and endcayored
Ito sci them at asecor d hand book
store in Terre -Hau.c.
: Fort Wayne. is soon to-havga
Sunday morning paper.
: The Nortl,w este IN Temperance
Alliance me. at Fort Wayne on
Tuesday last.
Two aspirants fer pugiIislic hon
ore, Sammy Cooguf ard Patscy
Malcy, are to fight for $3.50 a side
near Evansville next Tues day.
Two cases of infanticide have
come to light recently in Madison
county, but the Coronei's Jury
could not be prevailed upon to
bring in an Intelligent verdict, and
tie perpetrators were allowed to
60 unpublished q
l. }. Montgomery, Esq editor
of the Mishawaka Enterprise, is to
go to Baltimore as a delegate to
the National Temperance Conven
ton.
The presses of the South Bend
Register establishm ent arc now run
BIZ steam.
On Sunday morning last the dry
goods store of B. N. Lanahan, in
Madison, was robbed Of q quantity
Of stock, and then set. on, fir. The
flames were subduel before, much
damage was done to building or
stock. sJy-e.szsf - lassI 49, ,2ios
A cclored man by the name OF
Jones was shot in the right breast
Sunday morning, by. his wife, at
their place of residence on lower
Presbyterian avenne. 1t appears
the woman was pl"yfnily handling
an old pistol which had been load
ed for about six months, and its
discharge at this time was wholly
( unlocked for, as she had no inten-
ton of shooting her husband. Tho
unfortunate man is suffering great
ly, but his physician thinks his in
jurics are net mortal [Madison
/ Courier.
= Vice President Colfaxpays the
largest tax in South Bend. = Es
Tie cut worms are going for
the early corn in the vicinity OF
I Greencastle. 7 - fafs SIS ~
W. S. Gaffnay, the poet laureate
of Southern Indiana, has bee en- com.
emitted to the, Da,ie county jail
on the charge Of grand larceny.
II The Nail works Of Terre Hautt
4ale turning out three hundred kegs
| per diem. ,.te....aalI fat.s. q
David Clarkson3 the young mar
II who killed. Brisbch, in Jefferson
9coun'y, has had his trial postpone,
until October. Judge .CaItcr will
be the PRECEDING Judge, as he tool
a cl,an.e of venue from Jude,
berkshire.
The deposits of the Lafayctt,
Savings Bank at the present TIM
are rot far from SI50,000 and. th,
managers expect by the frs
OF January next that they viii
/ reach Sa00,000.a ssqss.# ~ 7as
! ia An insane man named Kal!bre
ssner, residing in. Evansville, jump
| cd into the Ohio river the otbc
night. since which time nothin,
has been heard from him, and h
is supposed to have been drown.
ed. ,..... ...s. ........f.,.s ...
l. --y------><. . .p<--
! It's not necessary for mo t
speak of tho mighty responsible
ties which necessarily attach to th,
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VIM. L Barry, comrositor on
the Lebanon (Tenn.) Herald, re-
Gently celebrated his ninety first
tirlhday. He is hale and hearty.
and can set 5000 ems per day.
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--San Francisco boasts that the
Stanford horse can trot . mile in
2 10, and Bonner claims that Dex-
ter can 60 it in 2 AT
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GIVEN UP AS LOST.

,Fhoeccnnd thing ia. the patients must stayin 81
possible to prevent takin cold when the lungs
nre diseased. but IL must be prevented or cure
especially in this sectm 81 the cnun,ry, in the
fall and winter season, are all wrong. Physi-
tients, If their lungs badly diseased: and yet
because they are III the house they must not
as much and rs fast rs the strength will hear. to
get upa good circulation of bl,,od- The patients
we'll This has a great deal to do with the apPe-
tit. and is tho great point to g,:'n.
To despair of cure after sEch evidence of its
possibility in the worst cases ard moral GER
ttinty in an others, is sinful. DR.. Schenck's per-
sonai statement To the Faculty OF his own cure
:" Many years ;tgo 1 was in the last stage. Of
consumption; c,nined t, my bed. and at mo
time my physicians Thought that could not live
week; then iiAe afowning nan catciiinf at
which now "ner tn the public, and they made
n perfect cure "f me. 1t seemed to me that l
Tncy soon r;pcncti the-sn,ttrr in my lungs,s,n
would snit ut more 4hap = pint If offensive
As soon rs that began to su,,side, my cough.
fever, rains. and might swcais III began to leave
me, apj my appetite became SO great that 1t WIS
with difficulty thai c,uid keep from eating too
much. ] sosr gained my strength, and have
II WAS seirhea si,u.t:y after my recovery
adhcc the Dle'.'r. ten looking hks mere
roun.t; my ! 90 " TciEilt Is two hunared and
issa E,',, ~ a,' a, - ears nave en-
Dr. Sehspcs has si,sea n,ineesl his professional
yyjst; Z Z, Ns.5Y.sk s1 n.;ton He Or i.is sen.
tusus u, isefr ,'fiice Mo- Is North sixth street.
r4iaiaiphii. every Saturday frpm9 AN. to5 I. n.
ftn.c WI" ~ y \ t.itlr' wa 'x'iinin:,inn with
10 Easirrai;set r viii %" charged IS. The X, g
p'rpmet eecsaTes the e2,us condition. uf The
ful.-, end i'-.isatsg can readily learn whether
t,v - n;rrtlzit o. n l.
snesair,c,Hins fer .,kng the medicines nra
;;ilsG.,i Il, ia, in elige9ce ev'M oi s.tld. Fol-
iaw these DIRECTORS, and kind Nature will de the
rest. rxcrptiy hat in some cases the Mandrikc
I'iils r;ir. be taken in Increased doses; tho
thee medicines need no Other acc paniinents
than the ample lnstrC ctions that accompany
them. First create appetite. OF returning
health hunger is the most welcome symptom.
When it comes. it Will cflne. let the despair
ing once he Of coed chcer. Good flood NJ once
felisws. the cotl t,osei}S. the ntpiit swc;,: ~
abatcd. In q sh:st time bath of these morbid
symptoms are gore forever.
DR. Sciicrlck : medicines constantly kept in
tons of thousands uf families. As a laxative or
purE;.tive, the Mandrake Pills are standard pre-
paration while the Puimonic Syrup, as euro
of coughs and colds. may he regarded aa Il pre-
phylecteric against consumption in any OF it'
forms
Price of the Pulmoni. Syrup and Sea-weed
Tonic. 81 80 bottle, or T1.50 half dozen. Man
drake Pills, IS cents box H.. sale By all dru;
Gists and dealers.
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The Peru papers, Republican md
Sentinel arc much improved in ap :
pearance-the latter much en!arr
ed. Tney have each Just added
CT lindcr presses TO thcir Offices.
and other material Which enables
thcmiio issue sheets equal to the
best in the State, and an honor to
the locality i'll which they arc pub
lished. e s1' "
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Fragrant SdpoIieHe

''cans Kid Gisves and all kinds of Cloths
ana Clothing; Removes Paint, Greese. Tar.
&c, Instantly, without the least, injury to the
y 'es' 'ao'ie, Sold by ruggists and Fancy
G"!s Dealers. FRAGRANT SApOt I'M,
~, - barclay ST., New York, 46 La Sale
81. Chicago. -
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Wool. WOOL! WOOL!

TIME highest price IN CASH paid for
R,WOOL, by the undersigned, at his Gro
Gerry, one door south Of Reeds Drug Store.
NICHOLAS HUDSON.
Richmond, May 20, 1871. 10-4w
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Is hereby given to the citizens Of Wayne
tow nshp, Wayne county. Indiana, that will
apply at the next session of the Board of
County Commissioners OF said county, to be
held on the FIRST Monday 10 June, 1871,
for License to sell intoxicating liquors in a
less quantity than quart at a time, and .uf-
fer the same to be drank on the premises
| where so sold in accordance with the act APP
proved March 5, 1869. =, ~..-,,.,'
Being brick building, triangular in form,
situated on the outh-East corner of lot No.
8, in that part of the city of Richmond Wayne
county, Indiana, laid out by Isaac E. Jones;
West side of Fl. Wayne Avenue, and North
side Of Washington Avenue, at the junction
of said streets. and now occupied by me as q
saloor. CHARLES ZORN.
May 10th, ISL.
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"A Fountain county correspon-
dent sends the following, which
would be well to try: -
a The Colorado potato bugs, cow
visiting in Coyington are being
successfully met in all cases where
tried The weapon used is an old
pepper box, charged with one part
OF paris green and nine parts of
ashes. The mixture is sifted on
the plapts while wet with dew
s Poultry will not touch the drug"
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WooD MYAsURER.--This Office
has become one ofimportarce. and
we are gratified that our old friend
A. J. BELL, who has acccptably
filed that position for the past
year, has again been chosen, not.
outstanding violent opposition OF
the Little Joker" OF tho 5th Ward
Good Tor Andy!
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TilEA-NECTAR
WELLS CARBOLIC ACTD!s
Is A PURE
BLACK TEa

r. uESE Tablets present the Acid in com.
r bnat!on with other efficient remedies in
, pornltr form. for the Cure of all THROAT
and LUNG diseases. 1885, II IA - ~.
HoAR~ENESS and LIBERATION of the
THROAT are Immediately relieved. and
sta temcnts are constantly being sen, to the
proPrietor of relief in cases OF Throat diff
culues OF years standing.
CAUTION. 1 n.s'. ,t,,s Ts,' h.
Ealmed off ON YOU, be sure you get only
W ELLIS CARBOLIC TABLETS.
2 John Y. hELLoGG, Platt Street. n. T., Sole
Agent for the United States Send fer cir
-cuIar. -. A.
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Philadelphia Raspberry
Plants!

ME best and most prolific kind, for sale
II at 80 cents per doz. or $500 per kun.
dred, delivered in Richmon-: Order by mail
or otherwise, of ). ). RICHIE,
March 81, 1871. New Paris. Ohio.
~ AEOOD FRESH MILK COW
for sale.-Price fifty dollars.
S. $. BlCHlE, New Paris, Ohio.
pStf
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CONSUMPTION. !.
IFS Cure and Its ereventive.
BY J., h scHEHcK,, I'D.

r. = e =. n y =
MY alMan icine has rs,s scd . WY fsf whose
dssth there WIS no other reason than tho neglect
%ho sa asgs g ID ss
,,ee,iog tss d5s.seas slunbsr into which, had
DIR. JOSEPH ii. sCHENCK'B SIMPLE
IA TREATMENT.
and availed Themselves Of his wonderfully ef!.cs
ci,p.s medicine 5, they wsuid not have fallen.
D-. Schenck has In his own case proved that
ity by HIS medicines and his directions for their
use. Is quickencd into healthfui yigor.
inius. TO the fasti, II the invaiid Is n,ade no
representation that II not athousand times sub
,e5y 81 ts cnrs iy h Dr. medcine
is - simple as il is unfsinc. Its philosophy re-
cures no argument, It's seif-assuring, scif-con-
-Thc Sea-wced Tonic and Mandrake I'ilIs are tho
mandy Is assaiiei Two thirds Of the cases OF
consumption originate IN dyspepsia and func-
lie bronchial tubes asymrathise with the
stomach. The. respond u the morbific action
i7Bslinpcoms, OF
s.-,.-.-. CONSUMPTION.
Tho Mandrake Pilsare composed of one of Ma
They posscss al tho III se,rcnr aterat;Yc
properties Of caloniei, but, unlike caonei. they
LEAVE NO STING BEHIND"
Tho work Of cure is now beginning. The vitia-
ted and mucous deposits in the bowels and In the
epct. IS wound ap il sfSnses from It's torpid
i;y. THE stomach acts resporsive1y, and tho
patient begins 10 feel that he Is getting ut last,
/ A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.
Tho Sea-wecl Tonic. In conjunction with tho
Pills. perncatcs and assimiatcS with the food.
ChyiiAcafion is now progressing without its pre-
! vious fortunes. Digestion becomes painless. and
! fatulencc no exacerbation or the stomach. An
/ appetite sets in.
! Nowcome the greatest Blood Purifier ever yet
given by al. in iulgent father to suffering man.
Sahencks f,ulmonic Syru;, comes In TO perform
its functions and t. hasten and complete tho
; cure. 1t enters u. once upon its work. Nature
ctn not be cheated. 1t c'llects and ripens the
Impaired and discaHcd PORTIONS of the lungs.
lnihel form of gatherings. il prepares them Tor
cxpectoration. and 10! il q very short time tho
mulady is vanquished, the rotten throne that it
occupied Is renovated and made new, and the
Patient in all the dignity OF Tegaipcd yigor, steps