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ILLINOIS RIVER HOUSE,

ILLINOIS RIVER HOUSE,
q, .Jy,,nJss ~, on tie ofhe 1H~y, edst 81 the
f'psrf H,Uss, Ot'',rd, III.
a. SCHNEIDER ~ co.
guyE Prc,ri-tors House prepared to accom-
moIat. all such may favor them with their pat
rona-- either weekly board.rs or occasional guests
Tn. ta,, will constantly furnished with the best ed-
le. the country afford, and the Bar VIII be furnished
70, suit the tastes 81 all, the most iastidous All
are invited 20 call and examine for themselves
DAILY LUNCH from 10 to II o'clock. ~
ap3 ADaMsChNhiph"" q" w.
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NEW MII.I.IN l., X y

n T. W NJ j Il Il y T. II It
lie uu6er-sn has opened the a'o+e business ia
t. rsol.s lately occupied Is Mrs. CgolEy, the
Root shoe store Of Daniel J-zbr. Oh Manson
street the Post ptice, where sfr WI u. hailE I"
,t on Ia. Ladies Ottawa and vicinity 10 VII ftgor
ir ti,ir patronage. Among her stock VIII nr iannd
r., aud fashionable assortment et Spring AID sum
r-f gaurt- Grapes. Ribbons, I5c-s, French aud AnIr-
ri.tu FIuuyT-. together with g'"d assortment q" u9l"
Collars. Sc. 81. T1Pl0l MIS- fIIZGEHALp.
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Scw Meat Market.

VDFFF PORK, MUTTON, &c, &c, the best the country
) pro,iuces 10 he had Sol. Degens new Meat Mar
k.t corner Main and Columbus Streets, IN Cush"h
oil stand ,,. Of the Mansion House. The patronage OF
Wy o,,'y, October ~. SOL DEGEN. Proprietor.
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1t is said that Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne,
the actrnss, has Joined the Episcopal church

h tahtotnia, al.J IS aoW 5 fe55Hi''' 0V!''i'u-
r,icant
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- Il y L j 3 L Il Y .
DIR. W. WlGIJTEN.

Dr1fTJisf, I:,oEseiIFr, rUT N''I1r|r-f'fTr'rN, IU
Second in Nattin-er's block south side of u
raurt house square VI
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G. L, THOMPSON.

pENLFJs
0ryos prterf lI.Ji~fB~S. Paints. OIL, TdrHisj
IJfs stuff, .fc-. de-.
p-tx.-n Glover 4 Cooks anI ReiIiick's Block.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-04-24

naf.tlsGlSy Gad JftreiSr-IH refffI'SHfHn ItceA'
South site 81 TIE .crSf UD't~e Spur. Drf'e''-
NVYtTCu york thoroughly done and s.TraHfed.-
=" Clocks repaired st abe -h"Etest notice tlocksI
Nsfrie- aud Jes-iry for .4is cheap mar.
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lanIINERY kNn nRFGS MaNGG FSIhBuSHnENL

- uo~ received her stock 81 Spring anH Su''I''F
. Goods, consisting ~ Straw, NyHp"ittii, iHir
Grape : * s-yi -IauV ether varieties sf Fancy HtfS,
g. .hpr and GsrE StEaE Flats, Shaker Moods Infant
Hats aUI Caps and handsome selection OF khhols
FIsaeT~. g., &c
Also Embroidered CaIes sacques- and Easqne<, for
,Iffl,Ir.., ai,lu-sin
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DIR. he. E3ATEEys aS.

.IfTs fI5J,f ,foFg tr.r H''.,cg Ey-E Hse Src'r,
OTTAWA HIS
nE a.. vp-ili respectfully cai ire atfr17'-7 81 tfH--
suG-ffn. Croar Di--a~~s- particularly sct"-
fuIa swelling SALT Ei-Ht0- EruTti"ns 81 The Pace
and skim Sold Heal OH >"re- ard all diseases sri=in-
fTonn impurities ~ the blood
,Tse p,s,r1ui-- Csrrvaturas anA Diseases of the
St,in Distortions Of tn. Feet Contracted Link, StiE
-I"iut-. &c
CaI1c-r treated ure1 entirely us- principle and
sifb , sr~-rSx f-.r-+of1re uu-auaird apt
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TobaccO 4 Cigar Mammfac.Ory

v ofGibsOD & Bros.
1HE subscriber in
= forms the public
that he is manufactur-
ing and keeps on hand
the best quality Of Vir-
ginia Ch-wingTolbacco,
SNUFF, Pipes, &c, &c, at
wholesale and retail, at
prices favorable TO Gus
TONERS. Also, the hest
of Havana, Laopera,
Cassadoris, and other
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-12-22
though the njeh. is daIk and =. .Do,,

though the night is dark aud the snow
falls Now now -" shrieked tho
death-stricken man, towering there 10
the blue uniform, with his clcnchad
hands waving in the air--''noB! On4
blow and Qhebec is ourss"
And look. His eyes grow CLASSY.
With that word on biz lips, be stands
there-ah? what a. hideous picture 81
despair, erect, livid, CHASTITY There for
moment, aud thep he falls-r He IL.
deadt Ahi look at that proud form.
thrown cold and stiff upon the damp
floor. In that CLASSY eye there linrera
even yet, horrible energy, sublimity of
despair.
Who is this strange mar, dying here
alone in this rude garrett, this man, Who,
in all his crime, still treasured M hiS
blue uniform and faded flag?
Who this being of terrible remorse I
This man, " hose memories link some
thing of hesyen and more of helle
Let Us look at the parchment aud fhs
flag
The old minister unroils that faded
fag, it was blue banner cleaning With
thirteen stars
He unrolls that parchment. It iS4
Coionel's commission in the Continental
Army. addressed Benedict Arnold
And there in that rude hut, while tho
deathwatch throbbed like heart in Tao
shattered wali1nnknown, unwept, in ali
the bitterness of desolation, lay tho
corpse of that patriot and traitor -
0, that our true WashiDgto had been
there, to sever that good right arm from
the corpse, and whils the dishoupred
body rottcd into dust, 20 bring homo
that good right arm, and embalsp Il
among the holiest memories Of the past.
For that right arm had struck mans
q gallant blow for freedom, ytnder at
-Ticonderoga, At Quebec, Champlaip, aed
Saratoga-that arm yonder. beneath the
snow white mountain, on the deep 81.
lence of the dead, frst raised iuto sight
the banner of the STATES, 20
1t was during the renowned expeditioA
through the wilderness to Quebec, thai.
Arnold encanped for tFo or fhreo DAYS
beside the River of the Dead, near
snow white mountain, which rose 10 lore:
~ grandeur over ak other monutains,
into the autumnal sky. A single sold.
Ter esceuded the mountain with tks
hopo of bcholdiug from It's summit the
rocks and spires of Quebec. When h6
came down Arnold took from his breast,
where, for four days in privation and
danger, be had carried il, blue banner
cleaning with thirteen stars. He raised
it into The light, and for the first tins
the Continental Banner hoated over the
solitudes of the Dead River. This is .
fact attested By history aud corrobcrate4
by tradition. -.
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dnoetrp
THE NoBLEMAN OF EARTH.

L L
The fruest noblcmen of garth,
Is he who loves to be
The first scompapion of the good.
80 The hero of the free, .-!
Who works uGdasnted for the poor.
- Who sees no rank in names;
Whose hopes ascend to heaven in crowds,
As sparks fly up from flames
Give me that noblemaa of mind.
Who loves a noble cause;
The right of labor's sturdy sons. =-
And freedoms righteous laws
Z The hater of each evil scheme
iyrant may advance
"a giants strength about his benrt. I
. Thoughts brilliant in his glance!
lnve the nobleman or earth,
Who strives to bless the age;
And leaves glory that is caught
On history's faithful page!
Whose name the millions love to lisp,
Truths sure urililching guest:
Who shines in love as does the sun
In palace of the West!
He's denihlt IS as the mighty skies,
When jewled through with stars;
Could feel Gods beauty in blaze
Burst through his prison bars
No mandate frcm the tyrant breaks
His spirits uIw ard bound
While high OH every liberal creed
His name is blazonod round!
And perjurcd kirgs may PASS frcm Garth.
Their pomp and lustre fade;
But mattress noble man upclasps
The cruel laws they've made.
His worshipped monarch is his God,
He leaves n name behind,
Flushed with offu!gerce that reflects
His majesty of mind!
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THE WHOLESALE POISONING.

The London correspondents of ths
Philadelphia american says
4 great deal Of eEci.cmeut has been
occasiOped by the Wholesale poisoning
of large number of persons by means of
lozeugcs. It seems that man named
Neale, Wholesale confectioner at Brad
ford, in Yorkshire, supplies the public
with lozeuges. He compounds his pep
permiut lozenges of nearly one third
plaster of Paris. which be has ohristened
daft or alibi- This mock has been fnrn-
ished him by a friend, druggist. One
day, Neaie eends to Hodgsou, his friend.
for twelve pounds of "daft" to convert
into p"pperni4t lozenges. Hodgsou Is
i'll in bed, his shop in charge Of an
apprentice who is in that condition OF
youthful ignorance which "knows poth-
ing.a This apprentice, who, no doubt.
had notion that plaster of Paris Was
an article intended to cover bruised
shin, and who did not knoy daft from
dough. went &c his master for iafsrma-
tion. His master sends him into 8
cellar, where he will see a cask contain
ing white powder. and bids him give
the messenger twelve pounds of Chat
Ignoramus proceeds to the cellar, and
finds two casks, each containing white
powder. and neither labelled. He rubs
his eyes and assures himself that bs
legitimately sees double. Not. being
able to itell the other from which" be
dives INTO one Of the casks without 60
Jog back to his master to ask for infor-
nation, and weighs up twelve pounds of
ARSENIC | This deadly poison is duly
conveyed to Neale, who works it up into
peppermint losongcs. A man named
IIardaksr, purchases forty pounds Of
these lozenges, and stationipg himself
in the crowded market place Of Bradford,
be attracts the populace to his stall by
shouting penny an. ounce penny an
ounce peppermint loseugesl Hone will
warm you for week, what will pound
dol A penny an ounce" If it were
not for the truly awful results, there
would be something ludicrous in the
rush of the ignorant country folks 70
buy these instrumsnts Of death, aud the
coDseduencs" has been that upwards Of
two hundred pstsohs have boen poisoned;
seventeen deaths have occurred; and 1914
persons are suffering frofn tie effects Of
the poison The facts OF the case are
heightened from the accident, as il is
called, having its origin in svindle.-
Supposing that the real daft had been
served, two hundred Of her Msjesty's
liege, yet daft subjects, might have been
walking about sucking lcsenges conpog.
ed chiefly Of plaster Of Paris, the viihaD-
Gus compound beipg effectuaiiy disgdin-
ed by the strong favor Of the peppef-
mint. Sam Weller, in Pickwick, OBJ
servs with much force thai : veal pies is
VERY good ven you knows the lady as
made Sm. and are quite sure they siot
cats" Ofpsppermint Iozenges We may
say in future "they are very good when
you know the confcctioner ! 0 Dc noness,
and are quito sure they are not "dafta !"
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* It is one great mistake in female

EE It is one great mistake in female
education to keep 5opng fady's time
and attention devoted only to the fash
ionable literature of the day. If you
wonld qualify her for conversation you
must give her an acquaintance with the
actual world aud it's trapspiring events
Urge her to read the newspapers and be.
come familiar with the present character
and improvement of our race. History
is of some Importance, but the past is
dead, and We have nothing to do with it.
Our thoughts and our cosoerns should
be for the present world, to know what
it is and how to improve the conditions
of it. Let woman have an Intelligent
opinion, and | . able to sustain and il tel.
figcnt conversation concerniig the men
tai, moral, political aud religious inl.
provemsnts Of our times. Let the gid.
ed ANIMALS and poems on tho center ia
Bile be kept part Of tho time covered
With weekly aud daily journals. Let
the family-meD, woman, aud children
-all read the newspapers. -
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selttt m;sttIIanp.
From the Knickerbvckcr.
THE BANK-NOTE.

Y GU would scarcely think had been
in the States Prison, would you?'
In the States Prison = echoed
Obi Cf course you mean as visitor,
and l. ftlicitated myself that my good
Datnrcd host had not sold me.
No; | mean as convict
'As corvic, : echoed again, drop
ping my pipe III amazcnent. 1mpos
sible.'
'Trac, nevertheless
Mrs Elmr re raised her eyes from her
knitting. aud looked at her husband, and
then at me, With sort of sad smile.
that seemed to say True, e"ery word
Of IT,
Mr.. Elmore was planter living
near Natchez, in Mississippi and 1,
fancying myself an artist, was At that
time staying at his house, os.ensibly en-
gagged in painting portrait of bis daugh
ter Annette, a fair yourg beauty OF
seventeen.
True, my stay bad already been long
er than was strictly necessary for pur-
poses of painting, but for reasons which
will appear moro fully hereafter, | still
liugered on the plantation, an honorcd
guest. Aud often, in the calm autumn
evenings, we would all sit together OF
the verr nda, and talk for hours in
home like, old fashioned way. under the
shadow of the over hanging vine.
In the States Prison as convict !
Irepeated, after a pause, inwardly won
dering how it could be possible that that
mild, benevolent old gentleman coul d
ever have been SO abused
Perhaps you would like to know how
ithapr eucd?' he said inquiringly.
Most certainly, if you are willing to
narrats it.
Il have never spoken of it since hare
been here; but if you will listen to-
night to an old mau's babbling I will
tell you the story
We repleDished our pipes, settled
ourselves in our seate, and just when
the sun went out of sight the old man
began his story. Re-
Forty years ago day, 1 was twenty
two years old, aud, improbable asit may
now seem, was practicing law in the
city of Boston. Or, rather, l was sit
ting in my Office waiting to practice. -
Ny father, who died when 1 was but q
boy, bad been lawyer before me, and
it was my ambition always to be like
him as dimly remembered him, and as
my mother described him.
At that time my mother and myself
were living together in a little house in
Roxbury, and 1 had just began to see
some prospect for s1ceess in my busi-
ness.
There was an acquaintance of mine,
Louis Milton by name, at that time
cashier in one of the city banks.
'Cireumsiapces had thrown US much
together. and we had grown to be very
good friends, so much SO that he had
often spoken to me of certain Mary
Marshall, whom he was accustomed to
regard as his future wife; the contract,
for such only it could be called, having
beeneRt.red into years before By their
parents.
Weston Marshall was wealthy i'm
porter, apd the elder Milton chief owner
of the bank 10 which Louis was cashier
Both we're wealthy, and both aristocrat.
ic, hence the foundation of the contract
had never seen her, and never thought
of Der but when re spoke of her, little
dreaming that he would one day iudi
reetly effect thorough change in mi
! whole life. But l must not anticipate
..-'-t
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rH J. KENNY. Attorney at Law. has
:. e,s9ened an Ofssce the first door West oi
Sanpsel House, whore he VIII be harTy 10
see his old friends. and Such others as mny
wish to engage his professional services
April 20, 1853. 46If
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~+ToHN J. JACOBS. Attorney and Cour--
- sellor at Law Ashland. Ohio. Office
epcdpor East of Wasson & Stubs Shoe Store
- Aprf4 3, 1888 44tf
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ISULTeN & McCoM BIS. AttrTntys and
II Connscllefsat Law, Ashland, Ohio. Of
fee in the Sank building. OYER the Hard ware
Store. fa's5-
Feb, &, iSsT. 34d
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M7cARrY d sAMPsEL; Attorney, and
M Couuselors at Law. Having formed
partnership. will hold themselves in readiness
To- attend TO al legal business i'll AshlaI d aard
s.trroansIin<s euuaties. Office ON the CORNER of
Naii and Orange Street one door enst of j :.
EF. SImpSei's Store.
"a Anil %, 1888 46tf
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Ohio is the greatest wool grow
ing State in the Union. = sees i :
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I7DSON & DE PUY, Attorneys at Law
IL Van Vert, Ohio will attend TO all bust
ness entrusted to their care, in the counties of
Eauwert aud Mercer. Particular attention
paid to the election of claims and payments
oftax,s for non residents. Alsoagent- for Il e
sale ofreaIesta
Nav ~, 1864. 49tf
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nItHoAASJ BULL. Attorney al Law Lou
il dUnville, Ashland county, Ohio, will at
tend promptly to all busifsess entrusted to his
care. Feb, a. 1855. 31tf
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HTILLARD SLoCUM. Attorney III Law
NsSAshIansl. Ohio. Office an corner of
Church and Ssndusky Sts Particular atten-
e. Feb. 4. 1857. 34tf
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9st y County Officers. -
JAMES SWISEFORD. Auditor.
l-sfGr5 = = SI0pTN M Sber,sf fs-i i
ROBERT SCOTT, Recorder. t9
JOHN KEEN Jr.. Surveyor.
hI0HN WOODBURY.. Coroner. -
w Ms STRICKLAND =
sHERvEYz FEM, Comfa ssio-Tcrs.
JACOB LIMERICK,
UE0RGE BOTDoRF, SO
PATRICK KELLY. Infrnnary Directors
JOS. STRICKLAND,
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AusiliitIetss &c airutotp,
Judicial omcers.

-1-N>SS>-r|N
t4Eo~w- -GEDDES, Com. Pleas Judge.
JOHN ID JONES, Probate Judge.
/. ii. 8 SEE Clerk Com Pleas and Dist Courts
1THoS. j. KENNY Prosecuting Attorney.
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Mrs ELM re raised her eyes from her
knitting. aud looked at her husband, and
then at me, With sort of sad smile.
that seemed to say True, e"ery word
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HAHN. Physician and Surgeon OF,
L. fee on main Street, opposite DIR. Kel-
floyg's dwelling. Special attention paid to
the practice of Medicine, and Chronic cases at
'poSeTftf ssT;1 Is sh1Fgss- 1sss sa zstf
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r ny SIC IAN $ .
MEDICAL CAEz d.

F. NJ. McCoNOUGHY, NJ. D.,
- Physician dnd Surgeon.
atlaice few Doors Vest OF Sampsel House,
sd fs$fss ASHLAND. OHIO,
II n Miss Whites Building, where he may be
i found AZ all times, promptly to attend t"the
rarious branches Of the Medical scicrce, un-
isss absent on professional business 45f
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School Examiners.
N o TEL LIS

NNFfBLERf HOUSE, opposite the sanT SC
ziN4 House Ashland, Ohio. NJ. Miller. Pro-
rrietor. Good fare, reasonable bills a'id
9n,I ae.orr mo,lations Patronage solicited.
FEB. 81 ,aIe57s = f-AIfl-l --zr 34H
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a MEXICAN HOTEL. Cleveland, Ohio, A
IN 9R Winsiow. Proprietor.
Feb. 4, 1851. .'4u
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c-L NEW LIVERY STABBED.
kIN Gray, Proprietor. Family and
Pleasure Carriages. and 2,4U Horses, obe had
At air hours Passengers conveyed to any Ga
he neiekboriug tolaRs on the shortest notice.
Prices reduced to suitthe hard times u Sta
cIss an therear of Grahaui's Old stone store
February s, 1857.
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NIoRTH AMERICAN HOTEL, South
IN West Corner of tbs. Public Square, opPo
sisesthe Bank, Mansfield, o., M. Turner, asrd
Noxerni,er is. Is57. 24tf
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CORNER OF NEWTON AND HARRISON SITS.
JASPER, INDIANA,
is still at his old home, and always ready
! to attend those who may want his ser.
vices, and render them 70 the utmost Of
his ability.
To many OF his patrons he would say
Friends, don't forget The DOLLAR. IL
served you in sickness snd adversely, please
remember me IN your health and prosperity.
II the dollar is not on hand will take hogs
or cattle on account.
March 10, 1855. X. M. WELMAN.
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|NOTICE is hereby given that by viz
IN tue ol fee bill issued out 81 the
CLERKS Office Of the Circuit Court Of Dubois
co. Ind. and to me directed. I have levied on
and will, on the 5th Of June 1858, between
the hours OF 10 o'clock A. ID. and 4 y. M.
Of said day, al the door OF the Court House
In the town Of Jasper. in said comfy, offer
for sale at public auction. the rents and
profits for term not exceeding seven years
Of the following described properly, to-wit:
The south east quarter Of the south east
quarter OF section No. thirteen In township
No. one, south Of range four west, contain.
ing 40 acres, more or less.
And should said rents and profits not sell
for sum sufficient 10 satisfy said execution
and costs, I will At the same time end place
and between the hours aforesaid offer for
sale and sell at public auction The fec simple
Of said real estate.
Taken In execution ss the property Of
George Tabor, in the suit OF George Tabor
against Robert Poison.
Terms Of ssIe--Cssh.
JACOB HERMAN, s. ID. G.
May z. 1858. S.-3w. pf ~ SO.
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6 roLEK from the subscriber, living three
- miles east OF l.eavenworth. in Crawford
county, Ind. on the night Of the 2Sth u
April, 1883.
One dark Iron Grey horse,
three years old. and about l4l hands high.
both hind feet and one fore FOO; white, some
white above the left eye. dark name and
taiI, with some grey mixed; q fresh horse
bite on the left hin. Liberal reward will be
paid for delivery Of horse or thief TO me At
or for information 90 that |
can get bin.
may 7-6w. l. p. SIBERr.
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4 LII persons who have any claims 70 make
~ upon the Rev. Joseph Kundeck, deed,
for deeds, certificates, or other documents
entrusted to his care, will please call upon
Rev. r. Bede O'Connor, q his residence in
Jasper, - soon % Il will suit their conven-
ience. p. ULRic CHRIsrES.
PAUL Eek,
Executors OF Rev. J. Kundeck's estate.
Jasper, april 80. lS56-3w.
Htrsoli Eagle pIease copy three weeks
and send bill to our Office.
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PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER,
DUBOIS COUNTY, iHDIAsA, nv
MEHRINGER, D0ANE 4 SMITH.
OFFlCE-CoRsER OF MAN CRoss AHr
MAcDoxALn STREETS.
TERMS STRICTLY IN ADVANCE F.:
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-05-14

Notice
rs hereby given, that on Tuesday the 25th
j day OF May, a. D. 1858, the County Sur.
veyor Of Dubois county will bo present 70
run the lines and determine the boundaries
and subdivisions, aud also establish The cor.
uers, of section l6,T. 4, 3. h. 4W.; also
that Of the y. >. ". 1 Of rec. II, +. !, 8.
n. w.; and the N. Of the Nh sec.
~, and the 8. ] Of the 8. y. sec. 8, same
town and vangc. All pcrscns interested arc
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april 30-3w. Il. STErBExsoS.