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JURUBEBA.

Is u powerful tonic, especially adapted
for use in Spring, when the Languid and De-
bilitated system needs strength and vitality !;
it will give vigor to the feeble, strength to the
the sluggish, rest to the weary, quiet to the
nervous, and health to the in6rm.
u is South American plant, which, ac-
cording to the medical and scientific per iod-
icals OF London and Paris, possesses the most
powerful tonic properties known to Materia
Medica, aud is we'll known in its native coun-
try a. having wonderful curative qualities
and has been long used as Specific in all
cases of Impurities Of the Blood, Derange.
meut of the Liver and Spleen Tumors, Drop
~, Poverty Of the Blood, Debility, Weakness
of the Intes tines, Uterine or Urinary ORGANS
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ONE of the heaviest feeces ever clipped
from sim lar number of sheep in tAis State,
undoubtedly, was made recently by Mr.. John
Sparkle. Of Aboite township, in this county.
lie brought in on Thursday the wool from
twenty sheep, which weighed l91 pounds, and
for which lie received sos so. Tho sheep
came from Canada last winter, and were the
purchase Of Christian F. Pfeieer, of Buffalo,
Wy. The wool was of the finest quality, and
l-ngth. If there is anyone in the State that
can beat this Mr. Sparkle would be glad to
hear from them Fort Wayne Republican,
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This is . good time to plant cats.
The cat should be prepared with .
boot jack, revolver, or some other
utensil, and then planted under the
plum tree. II you have not got .
plum tree, plrnt anywhere. Plant
all you can, and plant deep, says
Greeley. This branch Of agricul-
turs il too much neglected.
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An INscRIPTIoN.-The Balti more American,
Of Tuesday last, has the following "Over the
doors of the Baltimore convention ought TO
tiers Of gold by day and fire by night, which
is q quotation from an article written BY
Greeley . short time ago: sAll Democrats arr
not horse thieves, but all horse thieves arr
Democrats.'n
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Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. los
Deaths from accide ntal causes, 8; suicidal,
1 i; still born, 8; natural causes, Isl total,
1853.
Over 70 years of age, % under one year,
80.
In 70 ference to tie above report your a.
tention is called to the aggregate Of deaths
which itse If, is its own commentator, and in
connoc ton with reports of previous years,
zcns, that We are favored BY q residence in
one of the most healthy locations in the vest,
and one most free from epidemic influences.
During the yast year, while smallpox has
prevailed ct almost every point of the COM
pass, We have remained comparatively ex-
empt, having had only seven cases--no deaths.
This good fortune, We believe, Is due to the
extraordinary exertion of the board and the
citizens generally.
VACCINATION.
During the year the system Of vaccination
has been adopted by our school board render
ing it obligatory upon oil applicants 10 our
public schools to present evidence of satisfac-
tory vaccination before admission.
CITY HosPITAL.
Additions have been made t. the city hos.
p;tal, rendering il better adapted to tho com.
forts OF its inmates. We would call atten :
ton, however, to the condition Of the road
leading thereunto, 90 il is at present in an
almost impossible condition.
We take occasion 10 publicly acknowledge
sur appreciation of the services rendered by
our efficient Marshal.
The FUTURB.
In view OF the cloud in the east "though no
larger than . mans hand" we trust oul
streets and alleys will be kept FREQ from &C
cumulations detrimental TO health, and thai
our people will vie with each other In main
tanning the excellent sanitary condition Of tn
city.
T. HENRY DAVIS,
r. PRuYN,
II. P. BALLARD.
Com Of Health.
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D. Well. ss!sst! q jv,ssE.,

Is Strengthening and nourishing; like nutri-
cious food, taken into the stomach, it assmi-
lates and difuses itself through the crcula.
ton, giving vigor and health.
1t regulates the Bowels, quiets the nerves,
acts directly on the Secretive Organs, and by
its powerful TONIC and restoring effects, pro-
duces healthy and vigorous action of the
whole system.
JOHN Q KELLOGG, Is Platt St., NY.
Sole Agent for the U lifted States
Price 81 per Bottle. Send for Circular. 1e4a
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Mr.. Thomas A. Scott, President of the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad, is also Presi.
dent Of twenty six other railroads. He con-
trolls seven thousand miles OF railroad, and
credits tc his salary account $170.030 per an
mum. He began railroadin ~ brakeman.
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This is the latest and freshest OF
campaign poetry:

Horaes had little amb-
"Tarif'-he loved it SO
That sverywhere that Horace went
The lamb was sure to 60.
1t fclioW Cd him To Ciucinn.ti,
Raised = big row in school,
And 20 hey knocked it en- the head.
And killed the little fool
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- \. -, VIII b furnished ON the receipt -
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WesAiostss Civ. Feb. l., 1872.
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CIrY CLKRK's OFFICE,
Y~~ A.c:I % 1910

CTrY CLKRK's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, IND., April %, 1872.
To he Hon. Common Council of Ae CITY Of
Richmond:
GENTLEMEN 81 herewith beg leave TO sub
NIT this my annual statement of recsipts,
disbursements, assets, liabilities and the total
indebtedness of your city for the fiscal year
commencing April 18th, 1871, aud ending
April ed, 1872, as taken from the books of
this Office.
RnrRYprs Arri| l7th 1871
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State of Indiana, |
WUy71e County, 80

Anna Mcilvan Wayne Civil Circuit Court
VS. August Terri 1879.
James McIlvain.j Divorce, No. si2s.
DE 1T KNOWN, That on the 22d ,ay of
- May 1872, the above ma med plaintiff by
A. l.. Study, Attorney. filed in the Office Of
the Clerk OF the Wayne Civil, Circuit Court,
her complaint against said Defendant in the
above entitled cause, together with the affida-
Wit of a competent person, that said defend
ant, James Mcllvain, is not resident of the
State Of Indiana.
Said defendant, James McIlvain, therefore.
is hereby notified of the fling aud tendency
Of said complaint against him, and that un-
less he appear and answer or demur thereto,
II tine calling of the said cause, on the second
day of the next Term CT said Court, to be be-
quo and held at the Court House in Centre
vile, on the First Monday of August, 1872,
next, said complaint and the matters and
things therein contained and alleged, will be
taken as true and the said cause will be
heard and determined in his absence.
ii Witness, the Clerk, and the Seal
1sBALf OF said Court, at Ceutreville
u this I'D day of MAY, 1872.
WIN. W. DUDLEY. Clerk.
A. L. STUDY, Atty Of PPff. ia.
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~ - Asso~ ms cesse1 Of ~ CITY q
Rtoa0osd

koo0Woo0
Your Committee 70 whom was referred the
report Of ths city Treasurer and Clerk having
examinsd the same, would ask 70 mako ths
following report:
Those reports (which are herewith return
ed,)we hnd 70 agree with their books; and
~ We believe. corrsctly present to Us the pres
emit financial coalition Of the city.
We have also examined the docket Of his
Honor, the Mayor, and find that b holes
vouchers for all money paid by him to the
Treasurer. and that re Same agrees virtually
with that officers report.
You will observe by the reports, that We
have nearly exhausted the past years. taxes
already, there being only about $4,000 Of the
General fund remaining on hapd, which
amount will b more than expended BY the
frat Of June, 1879.
One year ago We had belonging 70 that fund
over 81, 1000, a. margin for the current ex-
penses during the year. i?
This year all the money expended, will
have 10 b. borrowed, and q We already have
contracted for work amounting in the agere-
gate 10 at least 81, 900 IL will be readily seen
that ct the end Of The present year On! debt
will b greatly increased, unless provided for
BY higher rate Of taxation. ! :,
Hsnos We would taks this opportunity to
impress upon the Council the necessity of tho
most rigid economy in every department Of
the city government. Respectfully submit
ted.
E. II. SwAYxE,
JAMES ELDER,
EZRA NYD.
Rr6uneown A pril nth 1877
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Scare hes Of the Recoris Of the Pat
eat Office

IL regard 70 titles in Patents, will &c nd
on Application. Send full name or narnea
character Of the invention, and
II possible, date Of Patent
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Howard Sanitary Association.

For the Relief and Cure of the Erring and
Unfortunate ON Principles of Christian
Philanthrophy.
NSSAYE ON the Errors Of Youth
Il and the Follies Of Age. in relation
MARRIAGE and SOCIAL EVILS, with san
tary aid for the afflicted. Sent free, !
sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, BOZ P
-1y philAdelphia
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A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.
GIVEN UP AS LOST.

GIVEN UP AS LOST.
The second thing is. tho patients must stay in .
possible to prevent tskins cold when the lungs
can not be cfiected Fresh air and riding h OUT out
especially in this section OF the country. "a the
fall and winter seuSon, are all wrong. PhySi.
CLANS who recommend tlat course lose their pa
tents. if their lungs are badly diseased; and yet.
sit down quiet; they must walk about the room
ns much and as fast as the strength win bear: 70
must keep in good spirits-be determined to get
lite, and Is the great point to gain.
70 DESPAIR Of cure after such evidence Of its
IL in the worst cases and moral
sonai statement to the Faculty Of his own cure
was in these modest ss words ord :, ~, lao. .. ..
e%nsnmptiSn; confined t. my bed and at enc
a weeE; then, like a drowning man catching as
straws, l heard of and obtained the preparations
which now offer to the public, and they made
SSld fee, them Penet1ate my whole system
yellow matter every morning IoS . long time: :,
soon as that to sn5sids my o1us
with ciizGuity tina. / could keep IRON eating TOO
grown in flesh ever since.
al. vas sS. Weighed shortly HfteT my
skeleton; my weight was only ninety seven
my eghs Sxa
ioyed uninterrnpted health" : now ''''
Dr. Schenck has discontinued his professional
visits To New-York and Boston. He CT his son,
DIR. j. H. Schenck, Jr.. still continue to see Pa
teHtS at their Office. No. ID North Sixth street.
Philadelphia, every Saturday from A M. to ) PM
Those who wish II thorough examination with
the Kespiromcter will be charged S. The Res
promoter declares the exact condition Of the
lungs, and patients can readily learn whether
ley durable or not.
The directions FOR taking the medicines are
adapted To the intelligence even of child. Fol-
low these directions, and kind Nature Will do tho
rest. excepting that in some cases the Mandrake
Pills are to be taken In increased doses; tho
three medicines need no other accompaniment.
than the ample instructions that accompany
them: First create appetite. OF returning
health, hunger Is the most welcome symptom
When it comes, "a 1t will come, let the despair.
ing ut once be Of good cheer. Good blood ut once
follows, the cough ioesens, the night sweat il
ebated. In a short time both of these morbid
symptoms are gone forever.
DIR. Schenck o medicines are constantly kept II
tens of thousands of families. As q laxative OF
purgative, the Mandrake Pills are stan lard pre-
paration while the Pulmonic Syrup, as cure
Of coughs and colds, may be regarded as a pro
phylacteric against consumption in any Of II
FORMS
Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea-weet
Tonic, 81. "a bottle, or $3.50 a half dozen Man
drake Pills, Is cents u box. For sale BY all drug
gists and dealers.
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~THE CONFESSIONS OF AN INvA.
LID, published as warning to young men
and others who suffer from nervous Debility,
&C., supplying the xEAxs OF SELF CURE.
Written by one who cured himself, and
sent free on receiving . postpaid directed
envelope.
address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn
10-6m t7-S. N. P. &Co.
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- - A DAY TO sell Dormons
- 1 5i:.s: Z. ( =: ::" 8: s s;;s
your name sent by mail
- on receipt Of 81 Is. Cir
culars free. Address U. s. MF'G Go. 81 w.
Lombard ST., Baltimore. Agents wanted
everywhere. 5-3n
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Wanted-A good hand to rlow. have
few thousand Usage Plants to sell. have
als., \ large stock Of Greenhouse PLANTS
extra cheap, all at the Sylvan Height Nursery.
q. NENDENHALL.
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q :. & V1'l7'a'11,
No. 10 N. Marion ST..

Is prepared to supply his old friends and
every human being enured to the use Of
either BOOT or SHOE, with the very
best of his own manufacture, warranted to
last uatil they wear out.
Call and leave our measure, and you will
mot fail to get an easy fitting Boot or Shoe
manufactured Of the best material, and at the
lowest Cash Prices.
Richmond, April 20, 1872. molly.
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CONSUMPTION.
lis Cure and Its Preventive.
BY J. Il. SCHENCK, MD.

death there vas no Other reason than the neglect
and s1 g %
sleeping the dreamiess slumber into which, had
they calmly adopted
DIR. JOSEPH III. sCHENCK's SIMPLE
TREATMENT,
and availed themselves of his wonderfully emsa-
Dr sshencs has II has own 's cass proved .has
wherever sufncient vitality remains that vital
use. Is -uic1sned into neaishfui sisor ~ 100
In thu. statement there Is nothing rresump.
repre:ens.t,on TIM not thousand timss sa b
stantiated ~ living and Visible works The
is as simple ss il is un. sling Its philosophy re-
qrires no argur ID Sssself-essuring. self-con-
The sea-weeo .sr, mendrakc Pills are the
FIRST two wes- ms with = :ch the citadel OF the
consumption originate in dyspepsia and func-
tionaliy disordered liver. With this condition
Tney Tespend !" eho action
Of tho liver. Here then comes the eliminating
lag symptoms, Of Wv" " ~ >''''
CONSUMPTION.
lures noblest gifts-the Podophillum Peltatum.
they possess al the blood-searching, Alternative
LEAVE NO STING BEHIND"
Tho work of cure Is now beginning The vita.
nlimentary canal are elected. The liver. like
clock is wound up. II arouses from its torpid
patient begins to feel that he is getting. ut last.
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.
Tho sea-weed Tonic. in conjunction with the
Pills, perneates and 0ssimilates with the food.
Qualification is now progressing without its pre-.
the cure Is seen to be ut hand. There Is no more
fatulence. no oxacerbation Of the stomach. An
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever yet
given by indulgent father to suffering man.
schenck's Pumonic Syrup comes In TO perform
its functions and to hasten and complete the
cin not be cheated. 1t collects and ripens the
impaired and discussed portions OF the lungs
exrectoration, and 10! IN a very short time the
malady Is vanquished, the rotten throne that Il
patient, in all the dignity OF regained vigor, steps
forth to enjoy tho manhood or womanhood thai
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RICHMOND, April goth, 1872.

To tie Mayor and Co~mo~ Council. e;,y Of
Rickmend
The undersigned commissioners Of Health
would respectfully present the following NOR
tuary report for the year ending April 30th.
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GENERAL NEWS.
Work on the first street railroad of Salt
Lake City is to be commenced at once.

Work on the first street railroad of Salt
Lake City is to be commenced at once.
A despatch dated Bombay, June s, says Dr..
Livingstone is found. The intelligence is pos.
Tive. And new we hope he will stay found
ST. LOUIS, June S.-B L. Burrows, propri-
etor of the fremont House, recently from
Chicago, shot and seriously wounded Chas.
A Leichswing this p. m. The affair grew out
OF business difficulty, Burrows having late
y purchased the Churchill House of Leiehs-
wing, and accused him of using fraud, which
the latter resented.
CINCINNATI, June 10.-A fatal stabbing af
fray occurred yesterday morning near New
port. Ky, between Frank Shields and John
Shuster, aged seventeen and nineteen. They
were returning home from dancing patty,
and shustcr was singing, when Shields told
him he could not sing, and had better shut
up. Thereupon ensued quarrel, which soon
came to blows, and in tie struggle Shields
stabbed ShuSter twice, in the side and breast.
The latter wound penetrated the heart, caus"
ing instant death.
NEW YORK, June 10.--The Herald's WASH
ington dispatch says that it now offers that
principle is involved as to the prospective
action of the clauses of the supplementary
article of the treaty, which might result IL
difficulty from different construction of
these clauses by either government at tu-
ture period. This, as stated by Gladstone on
the Sd instant,is the sole object in continuing
negotiations. The British Government still
thinks our language not sufficiently explicit
on this point. To O. dispatch from the Secre-
tary of State, June 8, stating that the discuss
ion of further amendments was useless, Gran
vile sent reply asking that at meeting of
the arbitrators, which takes place June 18th,
an adjournment be had for eight months.
With this note is sent draft Of final post
ponement. Our government refuses to accede
to this demand, holding at the same time
that the matter of postponing is left in the
hands of the arbitrators, whom England may
apply to single-handed. The full correspond.
encc is to be sent to Congress to-day.
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his article six times as the doctor. With
such ability we shall not undertake to
follow him through his half column, but
refer such of our readers as may feel an
interest il reading it, to his article in the
Un5on of last week.
The article commences as if it was edi-
torial and closes with the appendage f.
Who f. is, our readers can judge as well
as wo can. It is evident from the arti-
Gle that F. has been Watching and waits
ing for an opportunity to write somethin 8
to ridicule his venerable contemporary
OF the TELEGRAPH" "the DOCTOR" as he
Icomplacently calls us siz. times. And the
article on Theology in the
TELEGRAPH the week before last furnish
ed him the Opportunity And he val
iently embraced the opportunity and
came out with his article, Theology
Biology, in the Uo50n of last week, evi.
IDENTIFY to his own satisfaction. Of his
success we leave his readers to Judge.
For ourself, we take meekly aIl he ga VS.
There is but one dra back in the case,
and that is, the article In til e TELEGRAPH
which furnished F. the opportunity was
written BY young orthodox clergyman
and ct byaus. We hope however that
this will not detract from the pleasure Of
T. in his efforts to ridicule his Venerable
cotemporary Of the TELEGRAPH and to
bring him into disrepute.
Why F. should desire, and watch and
wait for an opportunity to ridicule us
we know not. We have always intended
to treat and think we always have treat
ed him with all due respect. And even
now, when another, and not us, has fur
nished him the opportunity watched and
waited for we shall not say to HIM that
to will have to try again before he
succeedsin ridiculipg u.s. We shall how
ever say to him that, as there are many
MANSIONS IN our Fathers's house, and IS
these mansions are probably very much
what we make them, it might be we'll
fer him, rather than to make another
effort to yidiculo his venerable cotem-
porary of the TELEGRAPH, to make an
effort to furnish one Of those many man
slons with she Pure, the True, tbs Good,
the Beautiful, and toe Lovely, tor he as
we'll as we, may ba called not long hence
to occupy some Of them.
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were familiar to travellers have changed
and new gorges, precipices, and protu-.
berances appear all over its sarface.
THIS is the kind Of made up rubbish
published in the Greeley papers of New
York: "The inhabitans Of Beaver Dam,
Wis, have been canvassed to ascertain
their political sentiments, and it was dis
covered that there were but three Grant
men in the place,-one was the postmas-
ter, another was the revenue collector,
and the third was fool"
We expect to see an abundance of such
truthful literature during the campaign.
WE have seen gardens thrive and bring
forth flowers for many seasons. We
have seen plants grow up beautiful and
healthy. The secret was in the fact that
the soil was we'll cared for, and the weeds
kept down. But soon the vigorous plant
began to droop and die; the beautiful!
flower has closed its fan like leaves, laid
its head upon the earth, and there de-
cayed. Why? Because 1t was neglected.
A garden must be looked after. So it is
with men. Goethe did little wedding
every day. lie made time to improve
not only his mind, but his heart. How
highly necessary it seems that Sumner
and many others should engage in lit
tie daily wedding. There was a time
when such men as Sumner had some heart
in their politics, but it is now apparent
that their brains have got the upper
hand Of the heart, and therefore, we ad-
wise this work of wedding, after which it
is possible they may come out all right.
WHATEVER the so-called Liberal Re
publicans and the Democratic party have
in view, their harmony is impossible,
their hostility is inevitable. AS we'll may
We expect heat and cold TO unite, summer
and winter to go round the world in
company, life and death to be in perfect
sympathy, as to expect the spirit Of Lib
eral Republicanism and the spirit Of the
Democracy to be in concert.
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REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
FIRST DIsTRICT.-A Republican Convention
the First Congressional District, compris-
cd of the Counties of Kenosha, Racine, Wau-
kesha, WalWorth and Rock, is hereby called
to meet at the village of Ekhorn, on Thurs
day the 9th day Of June inst, at IL o'clock
M, to nominate candidate to represen this
district in Congress for the two ensuing years.
Each Senate and Assembly district will be
entitled to TWO delegates IN said Convention.
H.P Strong,
Geo. Bremmer,
Mark Dresser, Com.
j. B StarkWeather,
a. II. Barnes,