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The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25
In Oregon there has been the create

In Oregon there has been the greatest
overflow of the Columbia known in several
years, causing the destruction of much val
liable property. At the Cascades the water
is said to be forty-fve feet above low-water
level; and at Portland boats navigate the
main streets from one end to another.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

The expected duel between McKibbin and
Coroth prevented by prompt of parties and
placing the Hon. gentlemen under $4,000 and S3 900
bonds to keep the peace in the State for six months
Here we have the cash value of s'honor'
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

Italians at the Bay are preparing a mag
nifcent sword for presentation to Victor Emanuel of
Sardinia, and have also formed society for the relief
of the widows and orphans of their countrymen who
may fall in the conflict with Austria.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

The zuolumne Courier says the thermome-
ter indicated 1859 in the shade latey As the editor
in another part of the paper acknowledges the gift O.
some champagne, account for such an extraor
binary high temperature in his office.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

The THING FOR HoT DAYs.-Schardin & Co.
have at their cid saloon the best ice cream
IN the mountains-yellow as new butter and
delicate tasted as the breath of a rose. That
hig bowlful Peter brought to the Pass Office
on a recent hot day would convince any one.
Go and be comforted
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

An unreliable story is going the rounds
concerning the discovery of very extensive indications
OF ancient gold OF silver mining, by some unknown
race in Nebraska Territory Probably another edition
of the wonderful cave, coin and bones story.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

The Red Bluff Beacon says about $4,000
have been raised for the purpose of raising volunteer
company to go out and chastise the Indians on Deer
Mill and Antelope creeks.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25
ICommunicated.1
MoNTEZUMA HILL, June

MoNTEzUMA HILL, June %, 1859.
Ed Press: On Friday evening last, Q7th) the closing
party of Miss Ada Carks dancing school came of at
the Montezulna House, in this place. The attendance
was large, and the party very pleasant one-every-
thing going off in satisfactory manner.
The Hall was tastefully decorated and the supper
which was prepared under the supervision of Mrs
Campbell, all that could be desired.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

Rev. Mr.. Shuck, who was lately dragged
by wild horse to his great bodily damage, piously
calculates en- his recovery that t was all rghtthat he
had not wound too many, and is glad it was nobody
else,'
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

PREAcHIyc.-The Rev. D. Cramer, of Mich
igan, viii preach in the Methodist chapel on
Sabbath, at l02 o'clock in the morning aad
n in the evening.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

Utah is said to contain 45, 600 inhabitants,
one half of whom are from England and Wales. Eight
hundred English and Danish Mormons lately passed
through st Louis their way to swell the above
her.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

R6-. Engman & Burke, of the Union Ho-
tel, propose giving an anniversary ball on
the 4th day of July. They give general
invitation to the bad-going portion of the
people hereabouts.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

Humboidt's memory is to be honored by
the Germans of San Francisco with funeral process
sion, banners, music, oration and hymns The city
will act with them.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

RUSSIAN SERFs.-We find translated from
Russian journal this statement:
''In consequence of a desire expressed by
the nobility to ameliorate and to organize
upon a definite basis the condition of the
serfs, the Emperor has concluded on the or
ganization of Special Commissioners from
among the mobiles to prepare plans, which
are to be sent to the Minister of the Interior" !"
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

The Tehama Gazette is authority for the
assertion that gold diggngs have been struck in the
coast range mountains, on Eel river, about twenty
miles from the Nome Cutie reservation
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

A stage full of passengers was lately pre-
cpitated three hundred feet down the side ST noun
tain near Yreka, and nobody seriously injured. We
gather this from the Trinity Journal.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

The Boston Post says that owing to an i'll
Phelan among the parties, no second great
billiard match viii take place.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

The Hawaiian fisheries have been ruined
by the long continued volcanic eruption Of Mauno Loa
which mountain is still beIching forth as at first
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

The Butchers and Drovers Association at
the Bay propose to rid the city of all the saughtering
taow melting and glue making establishments which
now infest it.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

American tourists are focking to Europe
at the rate Of 5000 per annum. The war does not
seem to check them. Perhaps it is an attraction.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

The steamers Oriza5a and Sonora took away
on Monday ga passengers and nearly two
millions in treasure.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

The Beal route across the continent, along
the thirtyffth parallel, first travelled by the nat
uralist Aubrey.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

The early Jesuit missionaries of California
said to have been the first persons who introduced
the secret ballot on the American continent
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

Cattle are so cheap in Oregon that they
driving them to California in search of better pri
10000 head now on the way
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

A ditch bringing water from the North
Fork of the American river to Dutch Flat will be com
pleted in August.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

tits believed that Gov. Stevens of Wash
ton Territory will be reelected delegate to
Congress.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

Forest Hill citizens are bringing water into
their town from springs, through logs.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

The San Francisco Mercantile Library As
socation about to erect threeestory brick build
ing for their use, with of 6oOo feet and at an
expense of $4,000.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

a large body of apostate Mormons were
announced to leave Salt Lake on the 18th inst for Cal
iiornia
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

Rarey is in Russia, tanning wild horses from
the steppes of Tartary and coming money.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

The amount subscribed in Auburn to the
railroad has reached about $4,000.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

Half row of Chinese shanties on street
Sacramento, were burned last Sunday.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

Several cases of death from sun stroke are
reported by lower country papers.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

About two-thlrds ofthe books taken from
the Mercantile Library, San Francisco, works of
romance.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25

The railroads in the six New England States
have cost more than $3.50, 100000
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25
Che gydraalie gress.
Sacramento Agent.

"A. BADLAM is authorised to receive advertisements
and subscriptions for this paper in Sacramento and
ccipt for the same.
The hydraulic press., 1859-06-25
Bridgeport Library Association.
Room on Hunle street, North San Juan.
OPEN EvERy NIGHT

The Society now have about six hundred volumes of
choice standard works. and intend to increase their
collection as their means will admit.
All the best British and American Magazines on file
and nearly hundred newspapers from different parts
of California, the Atlantic States and Europe
Shares of Stock, $10.......... Membership, SIS 90.
Monthly Dues, so cts.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02
Another Candida. e for the Presidency

The State Sentinel says:
a distinguished virgiuian writes
that there i a strong feeling in that
State among the leaiing democratic
politicians IN favor IF Governor
Joseph x. Wright. Of Indiana, as the
Democratic candidate for the nest
Presidency. isc says that "thcdistin-
gnished Indianian displayed remark
able administrative abilities while Go
vernon Of Indiana; Is national in his
political sentiments, and j. not mixed
UP in the party discussions cccssioned
by the Lecompton controversy. lie
is a plain hard working man, Of nm
questioned int gritty and high moral
character, deeply identified with west
crn interests, and j. . fair represen'
tstivc Of American character. n,
man would be more popular with tbs
masses. In the contentious which viii
take place il the Charleston Conscn'
tion owe the prominent men now
mentioned for tho Presidency, lshould
not Be surprised il the choice shoulG
fall upon Governor Wright. Ii i al
together probable that some such mar
viii receive the nomination.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02
Ohio.

Tie ma;orit, for Dennison. ne
Republican candidate TOR Governor
Is a little over lS. 900, bsias = Demo
gain Of nearly 1000 since lsae-
The Democrats carry ten 81 the TWEEN
ty-one Congressional Districts. obtain
ing maforities in sonr Districts which
elected Republicans y Congress. laSt
Fall. Aud set tbs i the VICTORY.
over whicA the Black Republicans are
shouting til they are hoarse.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

Al 4 meeting II the Democracy y
he Court House ia jasper, On SAtnr'
lav. Oct. 20, Gu. Illos. Shoulders
was called to tile Chair, and Norman
Fisher, Esq, chosen Secretary.
The Object Of the Convention being
"a select delegates 10 attend the STATE
convention. On motion Of Mr.. Doane
a committee III three were apr ointe''
.by tue Chair 10 select delegate : and
report to this Convention. NJ cssrs
John b. Goldman. Alien r. Flc ming
and b. r. Kemp were appointesi SAT-
committee.
After retiring a short time, the corp
mittee reported the names Of ths ioi
lowing persons, who were coniirmc'
as delegates by The convention:
j. i. Elmonston. Jacob Hcrn m
Norman Fisher, Martin Z. Mcir. Il
W. Barker. DIR. n. Ke,npt, Ir. " n
Schnntermann, Thos. Shoulders. "A
Nicholson. John Ditnev, Conrad Men
ne. and Giles Lansfori.
On motion the Convc ution then az
TITOS. SHOULDERS, CHM.
NORMAN FEHER, Scc'y-
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NOTE II. - hereby gwen ittiI wii s.'
~ al pnllie auci M 70 ItrrsdAy iNe s,i
DIV Nj Nssranbsr 1859, Al thf s.etiaesrr NY
lanes Y. Bnyiss. tie of Duh Cnfa.
Derrasrs. all Eis r~etsoaa' r~rcasrfs nytiese
ty tne VII o~. ron-islih1 n Y rrs" " oxrr,
sore c,hs X ErFie, sheer, aiming aif
n~ffnYil~ aaJ fufui'ure &e- a
Icrpsi II w war viii w siseN vn ati rnf.
tIlfee ~icl ar~. Inc purchaser eiyi 4 np'g
with nnpro, apd security according y i1v
I.5r sums unc ~ .3 40 ca-h rn, tnf.n' j. ~
CURED. tsATIARiAL Ipil.ES,
on 2T-3s Armt nF.fr nix
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Is ~ -ra gwen ,hst Nd 'forder. lhr J afh
I'll M VI even h~r, iss9, n N. kelar. tyuaiy
.Sarvrycruf furui- c,lei9. ~al tt pfs ni
IL run 4 2 lirss aai d'frfuiac fh' hrutas
nts and subAax.str-. sni also estapish th4
currcr~ ! section ~ AN. 7, s0psa IA rpnse :
.seet. L te sr'ermrdiAte tmes VI 4 ai*p rr
Ars+yeI and ihe CORNERS thereof ~ ahhsAe,
Ali utc1 '-icd pers0ia- arr require N ts' ~fd
Nav.3 iGNATZ Nf~Nf
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C~HAM8nksBuKc. Pa, oct. ~.
Cant. lfha II. Conke was susssd N~es''F-
An, ~ Msssrs. Daniel Ligan mi CissQeit
FIixhnsh a, Mont Allv, Franklin county
tourtr.n miles from this placr. There ian1
soub, os his beng the ~" ll's ps'assa
romn 4 s.iun, fileN VA and signed by cen
Drown and marSed Nv. n. Was icnnd upon
d. person; also a mFmaandum, written 2
~parchment, 81 ne pas.ul presented 70 VAST
nsson hy Lafayette, ana heqaea' hsd n"
Lewis W Washington u 1884, The pr
l,ol. H. saws. IL d 4 Garnet bag which helfi'
an ne mountains. Ne gas tu''y armet,
aud n,sde 4 desperate resis'snee. ne GENE
OIL ~ the al ,Cntalus lnto the settlement "
obtain prov .siOns. IL was much ie's.uea
.nd nlmost starved. lie Wa brpnght 70
tais place al & O'clock 'ssi night. Aher az
examination before Justice Rlesh~r, and
beng fully identified by one Of our s'uzenr
~hc formerly kne~ lsim, he was 'npmatsl
M iasl % await . reqni-iii1n irem u1vrfn"'
Wise. re nrknuN letget hhving inree PIP
rss with him IN iha mountains. Cine n
hem wns seem and couyvrsed With. hr has
. 4 Blue b.Anss ", over his shoulder, md eatir'
i Sh-rp's r4is and Q double bu-reiled gun
\ He said il belonged ~ his pariner, who hs'
zone .or provisions. Parties viii so y
irearch Of ilie othf ~ tn-iny.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

ns--he "Otcasionss' correspondent q
lie Philadelphia Press whites:
The runner that Mrs. senator l,os2iaa
Who some ten days ngo presented iseT hrs-
band With a lovely daughter. has been can
,erous IN. (Which appeared il one u s"tf
sunday paper-) vas nheiiy uai'unasr.
She j. doing exceedingly veil.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

yT-D COSSUMpftNks- are ApFeF'i.ef
Ky having been restored la ieal'1 ia 'sN
eepks. IN a vrry Y fnYle rs4aets' Y Atf 11S
nr suhr rrl St vffal y~Ars~if A-ss-f~
Asrriiar. ana that dread r'rt Ne. t7nsOsnp-
i,n-a arxaou. N m4ke kua~n ~ NV ses
IN -sr.Fsrerr tae M AN uf CURE t1 nil
Will, desire II AZ witi SEMI y CORY NJ tAe prS-
scrspiion used tree ui charged VIVA f1r y
fsn~ az prsnnf~lng r~d usnr t're sans.
ahich they VIII fnd = sure rure ~ trnsump'
siun. Astlana. Bfonctlii-, ~. ine en- ,
fYtirct ~ the advertiser ~ ~-nling sHc pfS~
scussan N ID benefit she afii c'ed- mn ~
hrpes sse-y -uassrer willtry NV FeaAFt,. ny
M ~4il cast ,hrm NOTHING, ma NAY errta =
hls-sinr. Parties wishing me FFesc's9sior
viii please ntrirpt~
REV. EDWARD =. WILSON
Nr. 1CvFIasf SrAfrt.
Williamsburg, kangs Cc-,N m
Oct II, lSJa-s~.
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| snpport your connty paper.


Hos. Il. A. EESpErrKs.-Tiais gen
tleman, who is a prominent candidate
before The democratic State Conven
ton for the nomination for Governor,
made an excellent speech before our
county convention last Saturday. lis
arguments were directed princil ally
against the BLACK Republicans, and
Id defense If the great principles and
measures b: the Democratic party. N
Ills speech liz convicted tie Relubli.
cans. ~ their own acts in Ccngrs :
ii i~nsipcerity il their professions y
tie people. and condemned The ten
dency 81 their principles ~ bringing
up examples Of where they hal ltci
carried out-as IN Congress hen they
lad Tie power. and recently at liar
peri Ferry.
Nr. Hendricks has fine talents, ant
i a very pleasant speaker; lii peel
was well received. ani made him Ill
mcrous friends. Should either he \
Mr. Lunliam receive the nomination
Ne are confident a gallant fight vii
bc made. 4 glorious triumph follow
and tie democracy II Dubois " full.
satisfied.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

NOTICE M, HEIRs or PETFTTON m

SEl.L KEAL EnIhIL.
& ate " Ind ana, Comfy Of DuLuix:
NOTICE y hereby given that J. Jacob
~ ANS. administrator If NE estate q
Christopher Lilipo2. decreased, hra flied his
pet lion ID sell The real estate ~ the dsce-
dent, Ma personal being insufficient ~ pay
his debts, and lhat SAID p~eliIinn will NJ
heard n II a January term, ls6o, ~ the
Court ~ Commrn pleas NJ ssid County.
Attest. b. b. EDMONSTON. Clerk.
LAIRD s. ADAMS, Attys Ior Petuones-
On. re-. 1S5a-fr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

E-Ar, especialy yonn- men. should rea'
MI advertise ment ~ the new ~Nati1iml Dis
9casar,'' M " ns,nnaii 10 another column
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NOTICE il hereby given thatthF par'nef'
IL ship heretofore existing under the style
Of Mehginger Z DoaGe, in theJsspef c0vr-
Ter Office. i this day dissolved ~ mutual
consent. iohn Mehringer retiring. The bus
mess ~iIlhereausr be conducted by G. Doane
y 10 i alone authorized 70 ccliectihe uro'S
due said lrm, and 10 ray AZ e'aims sga'ns'
them. JOIN NEnn,.urn
NV. 4, 1854. CLEMENT DOANE.
II viii be seen from the above that
tie connection Of Mr.. lIchringcr With
the Jasper Courier has ceased Inc
.ncomecf the otlire would not .lustity
a division Of the profits. The chance
III the firm will not make any Change
III the character of the pAler. we
shall still cndcavor o publish 2 relia-
BE democratic sheet. giving ali the
county news We are able 70 gather
AS We are solely dependent npon the
paper for support, we hope % receive
a liberal encouragement from our III
low citizens-by every one interesting
themselves Il send Is an account u
any thing Of interest which may oc-
cur in their respective ncishoorhooasi
and also by a largely increased sap
scrip;ion list. Come along. friends,
and support ycur county paper.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02
The Scandinavian rillz aaa Purifier.

CsNciKsAT:, Jnsy \, 1870.
Oh. II. w. RUBAcK,-Dear Sr.-ia reply
. jnouiries made - no, il gives me- pleasure
% sa,, that Ms n. Alice. cfihe Society p.
Friends. and uid5x Of Tie late Dr Adec ~
Cincinnati, previous 10 her going Esi, ex-
PRESSED her confidence in the efficacy "
your Scandinavian Remedies, md the hene'
lines. being over seyenty-sx years " age
i'll she derived from usiug them sue tal
been sufFrring from general posuaiion q
and optha.mla and Inflammation "a NE lace.
various rem edies ~ere rescf'ed ~ without
relief. when some friends recommended =
course u your Scandinavian BlOcd P4riier
ma Hood Pits. They had the desired W.
ieci, and she vas considered o. restored 70
health.
know many who have used ycrr medl-
cines, aud speak decidedly q he benefits
derived, thus tesiilying 81 their repovating
influence II purifying the blood and giving
siror and energy u The system. They
have my cordial APPRECIATION. Very respect
lfuliy, Your obedlent ervant,
$. y. Daowr.
Rev. SamuelJ. Brown hrs been . deto
ted laborer in the cfuse q Christianity, y
Cincinnati. fur more than thirty years, as a.
most every cld Cincinlafin knows. S1cl
testimony. from such ! source. i not y D
passed over iightly. No cthcr Proprietary
Remed y ever presented - he pvblc, eve
received 4 tlihe Of the c~ommeudsIlon from
NEN or STANDING, IN every vall
u We, that mine have cvne. sc advertise
Tsni.
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VvEtE undersigned Will eel AZ public ssle
4 on tns 20 5as cf NV. Ic3 aitAr { se
reid rncc 10 jehn "A ltehrrte, .rtc ist5.i Z
pers1 nni properly vf said asrfteti, eprsi :
anr anr waron. vne rAFraue, hor-rs, cri-
We, ! w, oprs. N hfat, farming utensils,
harSr lpln ara aiichrn iuaiiure. = e. 4 trv
.Aft III fwei.e months wall ~ elsen ~ na
sums .av.- three dollars, the purchaser givis 4
note ' IN approved security, waving yuln--
lion q appraIspr,cnt laws; ~ surls unoer
thAt e., ,oint cash. > II. JACOBS.
Nav ~.f~r4-3w. AAnfr Nfrafny.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-11-02

NANCY DRY GUO,sS. stik-f'Db"ns. IN
hrn.d.ries. Drlrinr- and IN TACT every
sbsnrt 10 rsca.e ilr isrcv If The vsun" N
No.. vcod nnd nus II ALENANnIR"A
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IN tie 3isf o. csr. ls1n, rn Ncrih Mt'n
k.1 street. inls~YeFa nuse bpsk. WIN \
n ,ne numn.r N no., : drawn Ia trsuTo NJ VI
Al Baird. al MI. CAflnft. n. lae otnr'
81 said bOrk c,p hay- the same BY pr0fiAg
n~r,n.r,r. ana paying rhar ffs nn aDpiict on
ANYHONN ECkERT
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'orcs i required u P~sevenl attempts ater-
cue.
II Il p-ssumed that che prisoners VIII De-
msnd .sgera,r trials. After eongict icn bu'
. lew DAYS will be gisen them beiore exeen
ion. I, . though, that al, except Brown
viii make confession
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N4tsuaHl bs1str Any. eri.rieAf'" ''~hh''v
lt. i~ ~iir., i,r 'Ae sue y PRIVATE
Dis aAss,
Inu tarui.s Qflins lrsiilut'pn, + n-ist *
SO fhfar ph4 -ffians nf vfani ex9rri~nce ~
thr treatment ofuN SEXuALDlSoRfEkS.
anest ihti, thvlr NV Sys'gM ~
pa srT ce. 1oiiraei "a The latest discoveries
I'm ti1df ~rt.srr.
NEcNrAiAL MURDERS.
Helm gies sua krnrins ~, more suhsr-
y# frna SErKes nlslAsas E killed r.
crypt i hy ninrrfl mrllrit XII 'hnp by -
'iYl, 1ie4 Usr-sipes. Itts paysiciar~ *
tfv n4ifufipn %Nnonunrf an i've nuisft their
lpWemising hi4fiiiiy - the ure ~ mrs-
lrurv ,n any ft,ru. N,a ".Aays t.n.ercvr,
',ft4a ftiAl nud IN y urcpsserr.
IIl4E. FAeCiIr CT Tlii nlSPENSARy.
C~oerrisea thr n low NJ Vel sno~a medi-
ral mrn.
Y1GF rGnEHT JACKSON,
UNA nts I%,''ng- y ,rpltli i,ondrp.
nm HniFNf HEKnftfT,
fteel luft q N mtqr VI IN socisiy "
fnfnfs
MR. EEG ENE NltrtAr.
f..ie VA rla pAai& Ard T.rndon iFnrpiiaI<.
lTHi NEN SYSTEM ur TREATMENT
a.oplei Al tie NhuonaI Di-prnrary i
fAraes I'M fifat NJ 'f ise great Elsopsan
art.ony, ifrpap ari NAfFsAU. t%Sehiorj
arH alro fp3n dia4o.eiits Vt 4 ssiii later date
if.ten tae r-.
atavc r.moa .Assnciatcd Physicians
rg4r 4ntfr mad. 4 penalty II $1,000 % r I
tftcf = rafnp sfn cure M on cases N; ~ phillir.
afnfir.ry M srraadAy1 GnrnoFhss, Se'f
lAba-e y xnul Hill s%rrrite, Ffnnr Abbrr-.
lGieef. Sricfn-r. aud Pain Win fniaA, D.
-cs ofth~ II dnesr. S'miaal WsfkneS-.
t- insNAsHfary i.inissinns. Li-rase- q the
iSsir. %.i,ia's. M N.Y., Nss- md Threat nj
sl ir1fr Sypiuifi-, G.st9Fei lfo-'raiio"
-afGt =, -irm. y No Abisr, Pilpfa'ipn ~
me lieAsi, Intense Nerv1asnrss, Buren,
rrss. S7asmtiic Contraction ~ The Mus
NV. Esmsls lire uisrtiss. Fi-'nla il Anr.
Tvs aYg4i.. Itrr complaint. Hnf ~ ron.-
piaiHfa W . cs.cAie nature inriceni 70 eitn' r
.ar
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NOTICE y hereby gwen ihlt the rnJer.
~ signed Ass been appointed administrator
ne boni- Nam. 81 the estate VI j. I'M. Hnghs,
hate 81 Dubois County o. ceased; saId csfa's
" probably inselvcui.
oct. w. IN. NORMAN FISHER.
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NOTICE. hereby given that me under
- signeI has been appointed administra'or
dt bonis non. u the estate Of Oabdlah Tay-
Ior. lste Ut D1bois County deceased; snid
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