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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23
JOY AND GLADNESS
HAS BEEN BROUGHT
no Many Homes g. Families,


no Many Homes g. Families,
Since the Introduction Of ihr, Word Ke.
owned m.lcne. Or. MANN'S AGUE
RlI.SAsf. in The Western Country, aud -
occial.y HE past season--ii hrs brought
health aud happiness inio NOR families is.nn
INV remedy upon record. The question
would naturally arise, why u ihis! Nerauss
K, does. in al cases IN the shortest rimc, sr-
rest ci.iIls. fever aud agae 10 il wort iafn'.
md Ia al c,ses performs speedy cur. -
Persons residing ID malarious districts u-Ir9
This Bslsam occasionally during the sickly
secro n. nee have 10 feers Of an attack ~
apue. II i theref re highly rec mmendsd
" a sure rrcvcnlsfivf, II used ~ email d.
.es daily during that pa icular time when
Ibis class OF diseases prevail FIR want ~
snace we can only offer fewUi the many
evidences ia i's iavtr.
Rucyrus, uhi,; F.h. 25tls. 1908.
Dr.. MANN a. Co, Gailrn. Ono-'ients:
We are st a loss ~ lind language SUN 'ien'
10 portray 70 the public the great esteem -
which your celebrated Ague Balsom \ hsld
IN This community. The fact y II mover fails
10 cnre arue il is worst firms, End we can
sell no'hinv ess. Yours. &C
HULODEkI q lAfisOit- bfn2S's'"s
Cnrin.h Miss. or 20 ISIS
M sssrs. s. X MAMA Co.-Grnis: Hav-
ling procured supply ~ your Aeue b"is"m,
snd testing il Thoroughly ~ many severe g.
scs ~ long stancing. whare al Inc popular
remedies Or he day hid fniled, found ~ ~
cases your iIsam effected s'ie and .r~eds
lrnre. II /. iisi the medicine We want here
IN The S.u,h. Rssreetfnliy iors,
10 >EpII BUCHANAN. Druggist.
New York. Feb ~ |. 1898.
M-ssr-. s. H. Man 4. Co. Genis:
have ~ unr house IN 81 t.iuls. soIi yDur
Agur Ralsam some three years. md hive
carefully observed rs sffrris, and mnst 70
cand..r 10y, 30 so' be ". il hrs ~ equal
in the history of medicine; for, - ny PR
on knowledge, II cures permanently every
ease. nnd have kruwn i usfd alter 9TH
er rru csi,es had isih.d With lhc same happy
recall. have 40 hrslIasian ~ pronounc'Dg
u The greatest discovery ever mad y 'n'er-
suiircni remedies, and rrriecl triumph o'sf
rh,llz, fevtrand a.sr. Eespeciiusi,,
i,n on WOOD.
i. X. MANN 4 co.. Proprietor.
Gallon. ohio. Sold u, All g'a''l Ding
'-isis. marc, N in.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

TrE Wnr1r Car We have eonverset
Win rum Der 81 int lliren, farmers, within
frn DAYS. end are glad 20 learn that IN
pro- ing heat looks very encouraging;
snt II nofhit'r occurs between This aud hai
vrsr ~ itinr !, our sgricu furists III have
~ -eascn ~ complain Of the yield o. guilty
-Nsncenn.k u.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

NEW CkorErY SroEE NJ. Freal-
nan, The popular landlord Of the IN
llama Hotel has gone after stock Of
groceries, which lie intends putting in
he room he now uses as a bar-rooin
lie designs giving up the liquor bus
Tess when the license law goes into Of
cct. Buyers will always lind Mart.
.eady to sell them good groceries Oh
reasonable terms.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23
AN. OFFER.

Any person sending us five new
subscribers. aud the money, VIII r.
ccivcs copy Of the Courier ior ons
wear. as a present.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

SHOOTING March o. la~t Sainr-
dav shooting match with rifles, diS
lance sixty wards. with rest. clmc ~
IL lIaysyiile. in this county. 1eiveen
Mr.. Richard HARRISON and Mr. Jolsn
Pults. The match was for the bcs'
six shots in eleven. string measure
Tie stakes were originally fox So q
side. bnt were raisel ~ Mr.. =. Ind
dosk. a. friend II Potts and q brother
III llarbison's 70 500. Mr. HARRISON
took lie money ~ about half aninell
III the string, having put six lals ~
4. tina; they could ~ covered " 2
quar'cr NJ adollar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

hxrH ~ IIonr NJ AcAA~E.- The
April number q this monthly Tn
conc to hand. and II fully cqlalic any
II its predecessors. We cannot c'sin-
mrnl tlsis magazine too higl' y Il ON
readers. Il j. one of tie best publish
~. Artlur's April Fashions for thc
ladies are the neaiest we have sccn,
and tie directions accompanying each
number are worth a years snlscrir-
ton. Price 81 90. Address i. :,
Arthur * Co.. Philadelphia
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

~ fIor. J ,m,s tn ghrs. OF Indiana. has
,ecn appointed mmissioner Of Patents
vice lion. ,~eph Hol'. resigned
Governor Denver has resigned his posi-
ion a. Commissioner Of Iaiian An airs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23
From Washington.

WASHINGTON March 10.
Il Il credibly sscef,ained that both Fig
land aid France disclalR any other in'en.
lion in sending naval forces 10 the coas, 81
Mexico than 10 procure due PREPARATION for
the wrongs committed 10 British and French
snAjac's. The further staisNent i made
iha, il Is moi their irtenli,n 70 take sizes
with or to favor either IL The conlrnjing
Mexican Governments There i n0reasun
10 believe tha, cur government is sppre
hensive iha, anything will be ,ne by them
"a ronhct with The NJ ,nroe doctrine Or 10
shape the political institutions 81 that coun-
try.
Juig, ll,lt Of Kentucky. entered upon
Tie discharge Of his duties as Postmaster
General % day.
Gen. Denver lef, this afternoon fpr Cali
fornia. H. resignation as immissoner
u Indian Atrai,s l. 70 take effect on The =
~ April.
~. NIX, Chief Ciere or the Bureau. has
been commissioned as acting Commissioner
The grand jury to-day commenced the *
animation OF witnesses in the ) ckies case.
Twelve or fourteen witnesses have been
summoned.
WAsHycrp~. March u.
The Csbinr' met az an nnusual'y early
30 n lhis evening. and resumed the considc-
ration OF Tie affairs OF the pJsi-O.hce De.
psf'mers.
The question or nj ex'r1 session Of Con-
rrnss il siiI undetermined. the members
nenc divided il apirion. There il, how
eyer, The best authority for stating that there
v,lI lie decision on The snhjsr' before mex
= sndas. 20 that tie pfesid'nl's procIama.
ZION may 20 on BIZ the mex P,cliir steamer
The Grand Irry to-day bought present
,nent against ~ : ckles fr murder. ans
here u no doubt inst true bill will b.
found, when DIV viii be sci for ri ].
Whatever mey have been ne pr cceding
relsliye 10 M Euiterwor'h, il was The un
derstanding about the rour-house that !
y III take M further action on the subj c
~ duplicating him IS an accessory.
4 From what has jnsi transpired, the iria
viii furnish nm amount of scandal far *
eeeding what has already Teen furnished 4
he public, and brlnc 10 the wi,ness stan
persons who have not heretofore figured !
newspapers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

rrFry TniEvEi.-Nc learn that :
icw nights acn some persons Uttered
Mr. Iersers saloon ~ hoisting Nj
window. and AFTER lcisurclv helping
'hemsclvesio whailiquoriIley wanted
carried oil the halls to his roulette "a
hle. No other damage was done.
The same night. we understand ;
mess # Mr. lIirst's sausages my tie
rionsly disappeared.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

II Mr.. I-aac Newton has gone az
ar a new stock 81 drugs. All in need
i medicines take notice.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23
Dr. =. SCIhcIlrrs
IIUNTiNGBrRG, IND.

e-szxs<. OFFER : his pv isssionsI se'vi-
res 10 The ciiz.ns of Dubois county
Esyz3 g. vicinity. snd ferl- ccnh dent that
Ga when called upon be will rsnder
IN sa,,sfsction. jane ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

80 THE CINCINNATI TYPE FoUS-
Dry 20. corner u Vine and Longwor1i
M, are ar sren.s in ncinnaIi
NJ Jacor IiEEnAss. EsQ-. - cur Ssen'
for this county.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

II Go Il a lcSand1rs nrw slare v
Won wan. gool bargains. After =
weeks delayiheirs'ock i finally hers,
and they want 70 dispose Of i a soon
~ possible. at Wholesale o. retail
Their first sale was i l,arrel of nlc:ls-
&C., and they lave plenty mere ifaIiy
holy wants another Onc- Their stock
IL dry goods i unsurpassed ahon'
here, ami they say ilsy intend 70 scl
1t aLon; Cincinnati PRICES for cash.
TnE Fra l'KApr. Mr. John lIaas
4 fur dealer from Above indianapolis
purchased II Mr.. Isaac Newton. ~
ll~t Saturday. 2a9 varniini skins, fox
econ. and mink -wl.icii makes nhon
80 fur that Newton l,as toHslIt aTl'
sid the present season. Ar- iiAa
informs lis that He las purchased dnr
ins the last three weeks ahnvc AGO
iiacs III Dubois. Martin and Davies
cruriic-- AT tits iai game wills0vi
IN scarce.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23
OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Cl rk-rAz-L r. EpMoSsT,S.
Andi-or - M MFHRrsnER
Treasurer EpwAap SrErHFSssS.
r .corder-S rEPHES JFEsEa.
S,erilf:-JAc b HERMAN.
Coroner VIM ScHuEiTFpMAS.
Sn~eyrr-- BEkJAnlS y. kEnr.
HARVEY NicHnLsoS,
J. y. BicKwERMEaT, Commissioners.
WMr II. GREEN,
OFFICERS oF BA'SEIIpcL TOWNSHIP.
Justices II. G. Newcomb, $. Rose.
Trustees Charles Birkemeier, F.anci
Brilrsge, KasPer jnhn.
Cirrk - Geo. a.. kiiz;nger
Tressurer-W -ndolin Ernv
q ,nstable- Anthony Eckert.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-03-23

ADVERTISE IL the Jasicr Ccuriyr.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-07
"ygoncsr ERepus,,icnnisu,," !"

"That is a curious heading" some reader
will eXclaim, who doubts whether there is such
an article as "honest repubIicansm." We will
acknowledge that such thing as "honest re-
publicansm' is a very scarce commodity; but
occasionally it will develop ITSELF in spite of all
the efforts which can he made to sthe it. The
execution of John Brown at ChaIlestown, Vir-
gnia on last Friday, furnishes us with an ex-
ample Of "honest republicanism." We have
here in Harrison county great many republ-
cans, who pretend to be very much opposed
to the course old Brown pursued at Harper's
Ferry; but at the same time have an extraord-
nary amount Of sympathy for that wicked man.
To disapproye of mans acts, and at the same
time express great sympathy for the man, and
whose duty it is to carry the laws into effect, is
philosophy which we cannot comprehend, and
we are quite certain we never shall. AS we be-
fore remarked, these republicans had great
amount Of sympathy for John Brown. This
sympathy for and approval of the course ot
Brown must develop itself That it did do So
is apparent when boys were hired by republi-
cans to toll the bells on last Friday, at the
time Brown was executed. The sympathy oil
our republican officers was so great for Brown,
that the tollng Of the Court House bell was no
interruption to the Court, although it was in
session. Who doubts but that the tollIng o.
the bell at any other time, (when court was in
SESSION. would have been an interruption?
Reader one thing you may set down for a
fixed fact: When you hear a man express sym
pathy for old Brown and condemn the course
the officers Of the law whose duty it is to carry
all laws into effect, you can conclude, without
any doubt, that that man approves Of old John
Browns acts at Ilarper's Ferry.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-07
IS56---ES6O.

This is a curious world-especially the peo-
pie in it--and moro especially the politicians.
In 1856, some ever Jealous friends Of Mr. Bu.
chanan thought it was dreadful affair for a
federal office holder to be delegate to the Gin.
cinnati Convention. Among other papers that
demured to that kind Of proceeding was the Gin
cinnat Enquirer. 1t contended then, and with
great force, that because q man was an office
holder he was still citizen, and had right to
be delegate to the Cincinnati Convention il
the Democracy saw proper to elect him. Ev.
cry Douglas and Pierce, and all sensible Bu-
chanan papers advocated the doctrine in 1856
that federal office holder had right to be j
delegate Now change has come over some
Of these same papers--the Inquirer among the
number-and they now very foolishly contend
that federal office holder has no right to be a
delegate to the Charleston Convention. In
1856 these gentlemen thought they conld make
it win by advocating the election of federal Of
fee holders as delegates to the Cincinnati Con-
ysntion--now in 1860 they think they can
make it win by attempting to dsiranchise men
because they are federal office holders, and thus
prevent them fron being delegates to the
Charleston Convention. Some mems hypocricy
is too apparent, to attempt to disguise it; and
the EnQ'arer's stands prominent in that class
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-07

MEAN.-The Democracy of Franklin county
are largely in the majority. All of the county
officers were elected by the Democratic party.
The Statesmen is the organ of the Democracy
Of that county. 1t labored to secure the cleo
ton Of these county officers; and it was the on
ly paper that done so. 1t would have been
expected that these county officers would have
given all of their patronage to the organ of the
Democracy in that county; but Instead OF doing
so, their patronage is given to an ultra Chase re-
publican paper, Such conduct on the part of
men elected by the Democracy, is mean, to say
the least Of it. and deserves censure.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-07
Farm for Sale.

The undersigned Andrew Ritchey, Executor of
the last will and testament of Andrew Rltchey Sr,
deceased, will sell at public vendue on Thursday
December l5 1859. at ! o'clock p NJ, on the
premises, in Short Creek township Harrison coun
", Ohio one hundred and thirty five acres of land
being the western part Of the south quarter of
section tweny.eight (2S), township eight ts), and
range four a., in the Saeubenville land district in
snid County, to be struck off of said quarter section
by line running parallel with the west line of
sUid quartz section.
Also fifteen acres out of the southwest corner
of the north west quarter Of said section, lying in
triangular shape adjoining said 1856, acres making
in all farm Of one hundred ana fifty acres. Said
land is If first rate quality, and about one hundred
acres cleared
Terms, third on the Ist of April, 1860, and
the balance in two equal annual payments with
interest
ANDREW RITCHEY, Executor of
ANDREW RITCHEY, Deceased.
Nov. 16, '59.4t
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-07

GTThe Republican papers have for some
time been discussing the propfiety of holding
an adjourned session of the Legislature and
have about settled down in favor of it. 1t was
thought bad enough yes, too bad, in the Dem.
ocrats to have an adjourned session, when the
people had just refused to agree 10 ccnsttu-
tional amendment authorizing IT. but the people
have Just rejected such an amendment second
time by an overwhelming majority, and the
Republicans, as If to show their contempt fol
the will Of the people, determined almost before
the votes are counted out, to have an adjourned
session.
They certainly will obtain the everlasting
gratitude of the tax = Woodgfeld Spiyf,
of Dem0cracy.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-07
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THE year Of 1860 is destined to be the most
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I bat year will witness the election Of a Republic
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stirring events Thee most eXciteing presidential
election probably ever held in this country will
then take place. Hence that year will be the year
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In order TO enable to do it is necessary that
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-07

0SFWhen an individual tios himself to the
coat-tail Of any particular asprant for the Pres
idency, and allows his devotion to his party to
be overshadowed by his worship for man. his
political condition is such as may require self
watching. We bepe there are lew men of this
class in Ohio, yet it may just as well for US
all to ask ourselves whether we are prepared to
abide the defeat ofour favorite at Charleston in
the event Of his failing to receive the nomina-
ton in accordance with the time honored usaL es
Of the Democratic party. Some Of us must be
disappointed, and it will be well to be prepared
for it.--Nevark Aduocate.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-07
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He has also on hand a complete assortment of
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-07

0cTlhe republican editors of Yanwert Ohio,
have got into a beautiful muss. 'Old Joe Ca
blc," who is well known IN this section, says
did mot miss it for several weeks" They are
trying to settle their case before the Probate
Judge of that county, and get a Receiver ap-
pointed to take care of their effects" Go it,
joel Go It Lewis
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-07
2rst Congresslonnl Dlslrict.

The Convention in this District have selected
"a Delegates to the Charleston Convention,
Convention, Thomas s. Woods of Columbiana
county, and b. Il. Potts, Of Carroll county
They are both sound National Democrats, and
heartily approve Of the Administration Of james
BUCHANAN. The district is composed Of the
counties of Columbiana, Jefferson, Carroll and
Harrison. Mr.. Woods is the editor ofthe New
Lisbon (Columbiana county, Patriot, one Of the
abIest and most interesting Democratic papers
10 Ohio C1evslaad Nat. Dem
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-07
Confirmed Consumption.
A CARD.

A Missionary lately returned from Japan, ha
IA brought with him receipt which has cured
thousands who we're suffering from Consum ption
Bronchitis and debility Iobtained it from learn
ed Physician IN the great city of Jeddo
Having been cured by il myself, of Consump
tion, when all other means had failed, | am desir
Gus OF beneftting others by sending this recipe to
all who may need il, free OF charge. Address with
stamp, for reply.
Rev. WILLIAM COsGROVE,
No $50 Baltic Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Nov %, lo59-6In.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-07

0STThe sympathetic meeting for the "soul
of John Brown" which was to have come eff at
Hopedale, in this county, on last Friday, prov.
cd a miserable failure. An attempt was made
to go through with Fridays programme on last
Sabbath but it would not take. The majority
OF the citizens Of Greene township are law a.
biding citizens and will not give countenance
to foolish, wicked, incendiary meetings or har-
anpueS
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-07

0FWe know Of some republicans in Cadiz
who take great pleasure in making fun of the
Vrginians We dare say they are all very
brave, and we will warrant that if the ''irre.
pressible conflict should take place, they would
be the first men to shoulder their muskets--
md crn1ol la1er tie Led.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-07

6TIt would appear from the following dis
patches that the people of New Hampshire and
Massachusetts, have less respect for a murderer
than some Of the County officers of Harrison
county, those that paid for the tolIing of the
bell on last Friday;
MANCHESTER. N. II. Dec. 2.--An attempt
was made to toll the City Hall bell to-day in
commemoration of the execution of John
Brown. The bell was struck only few times
when Mayor Harrington appeared in the belfry
and ordered the Brown sympathizers to desist;
one of them refused, whereupon the Mayor
dropped HIM down through the scutte as the
most convenient made of enforcing his exit.
BoSToN, Dec 2.-In the State Legislature to-
day both Houses fused TO adjourn in ccnse-
quence of the execution Of John Brown. The
resolutions offered were voted down with much
unanimiy'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-07

0JMessrs. T. s. Woods, Esq, of Columbi-
ana county, and B. F. Potts of Carroll county,
were elected delegates to the Charleston Con-
vention from this district, by the convention
held at Wellsville on last Thursday. These
gentlemen are represented as being Anti, Doug
las men. especially Mr.. Potts.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-12-07
&I.NNO.OOO SnYcs,.

Post Master General Holt, has saved to the
Government, by his retrenchments, the neat
little sum Of fraction over one million Of dol
lars. And yet the Republicans charge extrav-
agance on every department of the present Ad-
ministration,