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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-12-21

Ullon. Joseph Holt. Postmaster
General Of the United States, has re-
Gently DECIDED question ~ interest
ing Us it is novel. A husband wh"
had been separated from his wife, A.
nandcd that lis village postmaster
should deliver her l,ifcrs q him. aipl
threatened suit At law i hi ,!enAisI
was not compiled wiih. The vile ofI
the other hand. foim'lrthc dcI.y,rs q
her letters t. her husband. HI ihcsr
Circumstances. The postmaster appeal
Cd q Mr.. Holt lor Instructions. llni
gentleman pronuunccs thc claim .i-
vanccd by the husband 4. tn are.n,~-
ferrous to be seriously cnilsi'lcr,d--in-
decd, he Gays il i ~ ahhorrcnt folaw
as il is 70 the Christian civilization n
the age.
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%I oTlCE h,rebs NV iHa | ui,
AN Sa' fAsy, wv .S uA,f Jauar,. N
y 1870, sril NJ Nj AN fc.t tini,r M. ,nt
inu iatdA. -i,uaisd ! h an.i. nunl, | \.
\ ns, M nsina 10 NV hvrs y, II ih III
Gr w. q ccastd. 10 ~:
Tac ,asi haii ~ We nprlh-wcs' qunr'er
nnd ~ sruh-wrsi nj sicr ~ 80 uotih.
wt' fna''rr - s~ai Ap iwfHs n l2ll
fiii is t1, sf ritH- iNefr {nl
sf.'. oMatilA4h l-p Ntm- h r.a M
lnr ti,uri ~ q ann ~ L u. At.lsls.,
term N - Onr-lllird cash ir hand;
nnr-'i irs W iw.lve uon'h., mud ify rrunin.
ing une-'hird III eighteen mnusL- lrrm ~,
M snlr ~ purrha n gving nr'4s Nv Ill.
mt q tnift-, ~nlvil vaiuAii.n ara hp.
pfai-n' NJ. vi'i inftfe-' ffpr dnfr Sale IN
~ rnmrrrs " 'A'aHk T. " f aaia day
DANIEL h CIR MI. Gas,dnn.
y n II 1859 S3,5o
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ARP \ ; fEkky ~ \. ~.
Al ~ ; 81 On Thnr-d syes ins, he
'vn made ~ un-uccr-slul ilu,' n escape.
ninring btAerH Ne wn''oy pij II q ~
ir Yhtr r,an. sgs,s hrce and hall
inches iiiick end 'wslvr sh's in W y.
Tiny HAD lo"-ec 'ti~ plans 50 's'Ai 'le, ceu 4
rsmav. i ~l'h 'a-s. ard y Place II viii le
me- facility. i sesersl 'e,-, ~Nli he
hrip u ha''"w kn'ir and screw n " ~
their brl-'rrd. ~, hat " ~ =" plsvsi +
urs'ns' hc Fi'ses 0f''~a h' ss ''''
fA tne f'g o, ts - 'et tai a4-i's Y
No % rtuievt M ,Nf Nf ht
AT VA Nce- faia.' \ fafHe s'fHf
nesr aed 'i't eA''irf n
'' .9 W. Nfe rf'
ieaH il'c nsi frF Tta
~ uyen 'a'sef mrn. ss ~Rh 'Nn -
p W. har'u~ Siiif, n ni'h IA ''r''f''i Y 4"
sr~, tad r ncvrr h. 'yr- .rom hi- 'af'.
ors u ~ liits n 'le II N 'cfpie's
irDns ~as - cut, The rirgs sui rema'nin.
a. his Limbs.
10 avoid III rafting s'und which weu'a
attend his walking, he had tied The 81 "a y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-12-21

o. The election IN Manchester, n. H.,
resul,ea u The triumph of The y mosra'l.l
wsf Tie Republican CANDIDATE BY 20 maj.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-12-21

jrifr l.or vels +" 'A' Saprem'
G n-, " NV vpfk. HI" d.e,i,f I'M uhsr''
4 vic csufrari, b'., esrn Ui' l'ie inow
',tse N les lu.sard. NJ viA.d ihA' 'Aevift
ronirar'eA ~ debts 'orfrgi'nu u hef own
n4n,r, W. va Asna T. ~ A.' y thfrefar
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-12-21

lSrcRSrARy ~ SrATf.--The Jasper conr.
~ bangs forward Col. y. = Eimunsi"n. ..
candidate "a Secretary o. State. ThNre
~ hener Democrat ~ ~ Sla'e lhrn The
,'rlr,ei; br~'drs he ooald make good III.
CO.. panh Flrr
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'.F ''ii,s'r- 4 r,sre N '6tf
'n,a n. rafs nte t~p ~ NN
stnstii Ara y s9
~ sfgsAriA n-
Hs .rti av us
a4vN I s1+-
Ar A'As
auf fNF. > NsiA AAnr
ni ~~''tl'r ani NMSas, ani aatin4vma
'a.f sNs.S.o N \rrw riN 4 raei,
st'is ~ e9unsry 'srynn4 ''c sam.
-srse o. ~ -prak " "Coulns,,' or "Ihe
Uniau.' lIy the way. there are over nirp
thousand Scandinavian Families in Dars
unity, Wisconsin. Although 4 ci'zsn j
iliis country co. many years. -. Il .lhch j. 4
S~e'se BY ~ ", and comrpurs h.a MtN,
cln soi Swedish herbs, w. sA4nA ilN raia
s very npproI riatc. re hasr III v4n
highest opinion " thf Mstianr nnu IN mr.
X hack himself, who " ~ ont, singular
y skili'ol physician, but 4 gentleman N thc
cid school, o. We know personally. 90
advertisement columns viii answer llle r.sl
IL our ffieud's lelter See adysrtis mani
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~ one Il hereby nv ihni inr unjrs
ly ,i4n.d h-.n rrtui TIA Afilini.lro
rA- IA NE Il fAtr WI MI KUN, la'e W
nuhois crunls certns.f. s rstatf n
probably lns~veni
HENRY ShNDklWEt'k,
IN. 23-H AdntNt~ifaia,
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ssiE ua 1-fsMnsd sd:nnisifn'or u ne 90.
'4tr p JAnrs y Mot. l.is 81 Dubols
ui'it \, W rrArru- N'. s'll u luhl.c suction
v as, ia~ 20 \ dpy II December. A.
Y. 1856 ~ lhe la'c residence Of said de-
z" asfr, M! ~ rsrsons' property mol tskes
t M" wilo2. cpntis'i'sr 81 Horses. Cutie.
n-s, S4efp. ir,inirg utensils, corn. ~lisss.
me nvusrhuii and kitrssn furniture. A
rredii N ~ mouths viii bs given on ~
-urs uyer 80 'he purchaser giving noss.
wilh approved security. arcvrtsng 70 Law.
h4nd \ I'LL " required
JoHN II. ANDERSON.
NV. 80 10 50. Administrator.
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iiI' FR FIRE. rMNN Jsspfr
". " + Y CNHARD Heo'i phurv
M .NiNGLR = N'LyURN. Hsssyilie.
J |, GnnNANN II rd0rand
WN VAIN. sri
uii' N N NUOnFuRD, Poll.
f1 4gsA-r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-12-21

I=The Democracy oi Warrick a.
express ilsvm,plys N iavur NJ Joseph
Lane Is NJ, + inst choices Firth Pres
dcncy, and Daniel 5. D'rkitsou n
'heir second, and instruct their delv-
gates q vote for Cyrus /. Durham i''r
Governor.
IL Tie county seat NJ l'criy 81
has final, lccn removed n Canncliun
lJ=G, " lIermans confectionery
II you want nicc Christmas loys.
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AllNlNl. rGAr1Ns NOTICE.

ANNlNltTIhTOk'S NOTICE.
pFi E1- irr'y 2 ven ih.t he under.
signrA ave h'er rpp inird administrator
lhr estate ~ james y Moi, la,e d
DAn9* tuhiy. rsrrhssd. sad estate d
nagl~.d ~ W. solvent.
JOHN II ANDERSON. Admir-.
Nay 80 1872. -5N.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-12-21

IT,. 49, ...- :. So,
Ore. Il 1850 ~ Jrhn and .Jo,epiue
J,,rhim. female rIsild
u {. 81 $50 Ma'biis Rice and wife, .
msic ciiid
~. y IS bssii,n K,ubltr onJ wife, y
mai. elrlh
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-12-21

R4k4t.4t~. "a. 2sass.Lns.ri
No y nv lOTi EscLIsn s. GFrSAs.j
Tr rna ne + n a's. rrd rratticsl
n nsi VI a',h'u THE cilf rr. deps''-
w ,i~ M -itl ',ir----urn ~ rrnsit tss
rfr.: .F i.t'd ai nA'isn lrnf.; garrss
INV. 8na y Ne; fsr-. risris sna
ao nrrNA4tr svviirg; ss, q
III -ue sNi,A y aa 80.
M '-nrtit.s shr sr-icsl'uf,s' -rs
n "a ". W. sis, ~ Tr'i'n-i, pn' -
ta'.t M ht Nrul. 81 ~ sections q 10
W anNfS--i m, W. W. name indicates, truly
Ansrirnr iulis rHaractrr.
TIE G,ru.n sdl,rn i Of the same sizs
and prlrr ~ 49,, English, SD contains ~
n H. r~l'irg MISTER, aud II. numerous iiIus
trafivc rrvsnvfu.s
Term .-INvAEiABLY IN ADvAscE.
On~s,ops nnr YEAR 81 70
SIX opus one year 8 w
Ten or II ore cur'cs one year 80 cents earn.
Az xira Copy VIZ The person ssndin. ~
~ mo-r nanss. N 50 CENTS each.
TIE paper j. cons red paid tor whsnever
/ /. srn', rnd wil be PROMPTLY disconi'nues
V,.n fnp flns tDr which II ordered EXPIRE
Am hnsineas anr o'''cr communications
aYniuli Il. addr.rspd ~ shs iiaifv ard FRO
priclJr. ul'A ME- JuDD
NJ iSo, Wat -. New forS'
NuiGD MAI,iEk. soda -p're, pepre'..
N
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FisAScIAL.-An editor says TIA, The on.
y reason Why bis houss wss no, b'ouo
away during The late galr. Wis because
t'ess was heavy mortgage On ii.
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1x1.aaIs- .zNti e2ll,
on lie ~ ~ prc iS5, hs R4v. a !
s -ain. VIZ Junn. Iomax ana Miss E,zabrih
Grn'n mr.. i''h ~ ~ csnr'v.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-12-21

u.l nsHfA, "l lNr iufYas sntns, IA
M ara. ihe mair'rg ihrsr-i~urn- N M,
'Mt N ,rf rryf,lf.
fNi Mte ifr.
payn. Holm NIL L NIGER
ID III. lSJ9-a An!,s ID cn
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1Lcsc NvS Good and Rcttcr
Coz. ANf3 SEE!



a"RsfH SonTr MsiK5 LAwErscr srlnrs
Nt1NMSts pubhc 'hs' be has lu., =.
lNtHp ifufr lie QUEEN CITY. Win
'lif rurk N Nry Gondr, ,.iolh;ng lnd Gro.
sin-, y Aish - '.i'rss 'rr sale -
Ni.EAP As TIE CHEAPEST.
ir csrl', NJ N proved credit. Come and i,
.Hlnf irr tnarreiv+s
l'ok, Hides, ~nc sll kiud- 81 market.u,
rp'hl VA sfe highest marssl price.
M WI tlsp OK - order, in N. bc.,
VIZ aN Slnt- ~ nrn'-' Clothing IL ~.
nnnn ~ H. pr~s ~yihmsn. aud can ~.
pri Sai-isrlion.
~ ~ inlrb',d an notified 10 cal and
9uife arcounf- f.r ne new v-sr.
C.'ani1 and rcraring uea,!e t'nc And
no 'he shortest n"'irt dee li-Gs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-12-21

FINE assortment w hfu- .rl tlt w
- Al AI.EAANDLRiS
, 1859-01-08
Singular Letter OF q Suicide.

:.
1oon n 1ucher Vi 1:orsla' WHO commit
ted suicide while canvassing the state as
democratic candidate for Judge, addressed
+,,a e,11ov;,o 1o,tor n ,ho c1;,or of tho n.
~, ~. ,',
4un'ous I t"es Jus' pe1're us oea'n' we sup
pose the evil which lie confesses lle had not
tl1c ucryc to overcome. and to which lc pre-
c,,r,, ,,,,,,, L., II. .,,r, ho,,, war, n.s;,n
.e''e1 oe0'A ~ A'7 UNI 1'St''' ""s u P'''@*''
1of strong dEink:
Dawson. c., Dec IL.
AMI about to 10 thing which have had
in contemplation since lS48-yiz: to rid the
world Of inc, and to rid the world OF an cx-
istcncc useless t,' 1ne uud derogatory to
Others. And, Mr. Editor, how dare yol, or
any Of your readers say, it is weak, or wrong.
or uu1uanly to perform tue act am about
10 perform? Life Is burden 10 nle-has
been for years. | am driven on by 4 destiny
have no power to control. Don't say to ule,
" it is your tault-you conll act differently.
1t is untrue. always wished to ACT differ
entity. have prayed to God to help me to
act differently. He knows my wish and pur-
pose WIS 10 be q good man. That l have
prayed Tor from boylood; and yet have not
lctn good man. There is divinity that
sbaprs our ends.' There is a power that
drives US on like j feather before the the wind
and we have as little power to direct our
course Us the feather in the gale.
Now, with all my sins, tollies and vices
clinging to MY ski1ts, I a1n going uubidlcu
i:,to the pre*cuce Of n1y God, 10 ask him Why
ain no. The man always desired to be to
ask what punishment I am to receive for
knowing my duty, desiring to perform it, and
yet not having thc nerve to do it. Don't say
IL -. r. - AN
, 1859-01-08


The Union Sprin S, Ala, Gazette, OF the 23I
ult,, gives the following account Of the mur-
.,aa,,t. U;,.4, 1.,,.;.. ,t;,to.a
=. :,
anu the subsequent execution o1 tue assassin
lIy burning:
Tho .1rccascd hal t,,c rcnutation of HAVING.
oven IN a fa1,}t h,cn n kind and humane mas.
Tor, On the day beforc The murder Mr.. ].
hnh whinne1l thc lny Willard or hol him
wh;nn,d lar somc mis1cmcanor md hn,l him
cnoin, d. or locked Til Monday norninr.
when he went to him. took oG his chain. and
told him u" "co to the mill and 70 to yotk, !"
Thr l,ov made some impudent reply. when
Mr.. J, told him If be did not stop his iuso.
Ience he would knock him down With lock.
and TUNED to walk away. The loy then took
an az that was wing near and struck Mr, +.
On tt1c head and knocked him down. dropn,d
Tho ~ and walked away a few stene then
turned and went back. took the az and struck
him tfr,.o Times more On The heal and retired
ast - s.,r, distance and s,t down rn,E;n<- NJ NJ.
1omnt ~ c.csne ] N -'' >0"' 1A' ~ -
xnh1;e 1no,,,;nc of tba c,t;zo,o indie.
.-;n;npa,c1r p 49, ca,iea IN ". dnas,,ar IT, IA.
esr ~. "Hs ssn,,1a ~ ~ Ill., ,;.h ~ nso ~ ~
, 1859-01-08
THE PRESS AND TtkIBU NE,S
Great Jub Printing Establishment

Ii the arae md finest esahshnent Of the dnd in he
West It h44 ore slea.1 Pres md Machinery; more
Printing Matetals md more Ekifu Worfnea than ar5
o:he7 Job Printing Hoase Wet Of New York.
The psopretors prepared to execute On ahoH no-
dee every variety Of RooK JOB LETTER PRESS
Infancy PRINTING In the BEST HAMMER
4. tie LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
Particular Attention dycn 10 the pslrticx Of
BulneA Cards PoBters,
Visiting Cards, Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Pamphlets,
Letter Heads, circulan,
Bill Heads, Chscn,
By-LawA Blank Notes,
Receipts Labe1a.
PRINTIH IN 10LORa
In Nl varieties done in beautiful Etye and al Ho4e..
xte FAte1
Aa examination Of SPECIMENS and PRICES il rc-
Epcettully invited
u-Orde:8 from the Couctry promptly Oiled md aent
home ~ Expre:A
, 1859-01-08

Cbtldss London Cordial Gfn.---The
c1iyina1 AMI ou Lo Gin Imported. This Gtn dis
islledso L,n1,l II 10 .oual 3..leg. under the an1ss
with tac,ur. al the Italian Jun!uer Berry, and some
Of til. ab'e re*totaFcs OF the vrset4he luK~
DOM rr1derHxi In the opinion ofhe most eminent ned
lca men, the p1re.t and sates: s:imulaat durcte
drak r. l.e.
Itisa delicious tonic Of q sof ana delicate favsc. du
erinz entirely otn-r Gla and degoid of that
harsh acEi1 taste which 1ead.rs tue article known 81
Holland Gin. or Schnapps, 80 Objectionable.
Though not iute-dtd medicine II IL recommended
bY physicians GeaerAy in cases Of Dyspe.ssR. Gout,
Rheun.tsm Dropsy. Gravel &. Lie, Cholera Fever snd
Aeuc styictuse oil the Urinary 01sa14 tue Eli
nr5s 8hd tue Do1. Nsvyocs Debility. &c. whilst the
EeAle vi ti.d by Its adoption r:lief from
th3se dlstres .g annoya2ces which freaueIty attend
til 1t dei,catt OF xaEiz st1uu.
D. |aErn!in- Mott Of New FoE1, ,he Highest medical
autho:y. pro1ounc:e c 4hrei London Cordial Gin not
on5 supe:i,r ay ocg bs. the hes: sce Of the kind
he Ia. ever seen -
.u2:l5 ADAPTED to settlers In the southe1n and
elalS:4 of waller and cir.
For Galc In quartz ii h-yrny.1ve cent?, and pnts
ti:tye:t cee.s hg ali OruScist Grocers, FEulteresT
sna Country McrchA.tI Bcw 1re Of Irnltat:ons. Buy
only CHA Kills -nauu other is stmported.
Mag be la IL Chicago Ill.,. Of rEST0N. ROBINSON
EsM!Tli, NJ II :eu:'l Water It,; HAVEN. TYKRfLL
kCO. No. u eoulh Na.-r s.rert.
WHITING l. 90.
EDMCND G cHAELg5. Importer, Ito. 40 Hrood~ay.
.;rs s}ork raiaj tG53ly
, 1859-01-08
$25 SEWING MACHINE.
RaYmond's --latest Improved
Double I dreaded SeNiDg Machine

XTrARRANTED EQUAL TO THE BEST.
q I Is II Ite!S1s I'd "a g:e; I .isSxa s
Any pe7on oto.dta:5;y !ateWssA:e csn -aFn In che
Gozaslsts m :i;ee;ons v :s scat With every
sa1 1:lraeslve lses:pt sa11e7> ],ta taple ofsss:
IL 5s sshS T:dfs sH e. s2tstt Z III ss IT, a. A
faa fpupd s:ths Hootst cen:E a Of
- ~: = =:
9nl7 the names ofa few. EAo are &o2S tie n'ss saai-
", IL uaae:s!sned citizens Ct Uldcaso Lavtax Iats,
.d eRs q a:s ~ esp
kads q Gooas in oat fass esrsics Do saeestuly r..
a. r. "lsTts IT,, "; ~: + T.i'nn 4 III Ios'
Nh. D. r Grcve. Hr. z. + Gu1aeT.
M1h A. A. bNroxs AIu. n. D. D5Tnk
a:n O.: + nsas;Isf SssE23:s G:so.4A Sas7 ss7,d4~-4as
NUtEEi CITY. DOUBLE Locz
T1GEr STITCH.
sac WING a1N1
NEVER BEFORE EXHIBITED N TIE WET.
Al othe, Cheap Ascloes tsle enl5 the Dsle thread
TWO THREAD
aascL lit nost excecEre onea u II work viii
mol hip Kh01Eh efefG ihlrd oulch &c tQts
The Machine Ia llnp!e easily adcsed and not likely 10
get out Of orde9 Work. .. 1aoidy makes q da and
h2DdsoraeA Eltc1 t.. tle 7os txpeI1ve Machines eeKa
rezfec*.=. BY slnol5 clAasIs tie needle aadthread
THEY WILL STITCH. HEN AND GATHER
Tht7 2ke little noise E1d e&6ifg taAo n1ost Ma.
thinea
ONE LADY
With Bex1ns Machine IA caasl IN c1cieuc,rs
Eight to Twelve
beAEaz1easesh hy land, EverJ family and any ons n1kins
bewtok abu1nexs should Owl o1t. Ttls Is the
Onl! ciaebine Sewing With Two Threads.
Excert one aod in the World Tor itls than alu. Tel
vts all xEo Wish Machine tc do any kind fwok do1
By machinery 70 examine ours e27ples Of york sent bJ
raa cEon receipt OF 6tAup nacfntt seat to pe11o1s
Elo teErr saw them and used after lev
heu5l practice F1 printed Instructions Ei7ea. Inter
pTsnE With few hundred loaEx 10 stock
raay lucrative exclusive acnc:ts Ia any the
better towns ofttl atat Al.s1Eh EaEe otht-1 reed
&ppy. Cal /.
fhas. E Wt.HAs stoe Store, I33 Lake St.,
arar Clark. ta5.r., l. 0ORNELI4
uAip-s1ik icK SEQ UHcaxo. Ill
, 1859-01-08
@elltruI AQ1nries.
TRlPP, HALE, Il co.
General Patent 0fice Depot,

NO. 100 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, ILL
Fl,HE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE tt
in!or.a the public generally. that they hare opsne@
their otdce II tao a7oTe place for the u-nsaenoa Ola
GENERAL PArEST AGENCY BUSINESS
l. their aI1n keep band. u III ImeA for exhIb
uon sale large yietJ As posaiole of patented
articles the lAtest and oss Inventions; md
vi take ue.t pleasure IN receiving v.t2rs who aaJ
wish to examine the1 axtce1 whether vita T!ew Of
Purchasing or not.
trs Who mAJ w>h TO tIpose oftheir and
The retoB respectfully invite Inv A1d Ax2o1
10 call upen II their pltas1e. Patenta obsa1e On
inventions reasonable ternA AID With Lhe leaa
p1szbIe delaJ. The undersi&ned 1W keep thoroughly
pvsed up IN Ill the AteaA Issued Il asdlrk aod
viii receive md seu commission I'll c!AAsca of useful
dpa,eo ed a:cleh toeetner 1ith County Or
to receve p.teosed article kh' ior ale that at
tu maintain character worthy tae entire conodence
of Al Who MAJ Vah pHrth0s nt1 IN use!1 improve
Ieqts TRIP. HALE CO..
No. lW Lake 2tIeet.
HTyxH1uCE9:
FIN Jones' No. 81 summer y. Boston; ?. 4 Held
Co. Klby g. Boston: James II Hale. AEk g., Boston
Bowen hro.. II Lake st. uhicaEo; a. 2. tilooAn Go.
Is H1uth Water st. ChIcAko: Hoyt Pierce ~ STATE
e.. oaiesse; J: AuRh,; Bat,instoe, VI; : T5:p2,
K4a EJEAcu3e% n. T. pp9 bAt-ly
, 1859-01-08
Gemi11q mofl)incs.
8 8 0. . @ 0
Premiums and Diplomas.

$ 8 0 @ 0
Premiums and Diplomas.
THE FIRST PREMIUM AND DIPLOMA
/ wla awarded to the
Boudoir Sewing Machine,
(HARRts' r47ETT.1
Atthe Wsoouan etat: Pair OCT. Hh lte Aaehlq fkon
One Hundred 10 0oe Hundred and Fifty DoAru In
petition Thus another link has been added TO tts chain
Of prtuiuuA The subscriber be8s Leave cali the 1T
teptlou Of The Ladies' OF Qcakn and gicu!tJ to the
it, ofths beautiful and unr!va]led Machine. few Of
its prominent advantages al othe11 follows:
LIT. It sews With txo threads and ties each stitch
"a. It makes TWO different 6tltchet
81. Il viii sew backward a. well as forward.
A. II make two thousand stitches per minute. and
Slxtypiue stitches to the inch.
81 The Inconvenience Of be,t Is obyi2ted by te ap~
pcatlon Of 4 Rubber Faction Wheel
6h. The nominal price o! go includes Eta1d and fx
turt4 -
When th1s Machine sold double the price, It Wa
cordially recommended to Tue public b ~
ELTAB H0H,JA
WHEELER l. WILSON.
GROVES BAKER,
Manufacturing Co,
IL the bes single thread MachtneIn the market. The
rEce has been reduced one hAf and m value enhanced
bv the OF the Do1hle Thread. An e1aolnaton
Of ths Machine and its work is solicited at L. UewinE
Cas- H9ot aad eAoe 4tore IL Lake street.
po31 1v:bs06 l. A. HA@CE CO.. Axe u
, 1859-01-08

COTTON BAGS.
0aatorn manuEaeturersa A6snta.
CHASE h CO.,
.Go1th Watpr 8uss&.-.---->lA
n&ASl5 CHICAGO
, 1859-01-08
TO LOrcl'8 Of alrE:

MILES
lLLUsT TED.
, 1859-01-08

CHICAGO
Homeopathic Phafmac' and Bookstore,
IGN CLARK street.
f1'1k SUBSCRlB lis OFFER, AT WHO'LL
SALE % a.! se:.' se;npe.e M I. s.solsmeas Of xs!i.
As E.n 1s sst l.! = .na 9sz
ii Pre.Sr,pn .s ispea.ea E,is ns1se'*' ea!r
81 r. *pp
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4 RELIABLE RAILWAY NAP. SHOW
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RAILWAY MAP OF rHE GREAT WEST
lsUnsupaHed
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It only Costs SO cent?.
And I'll save ny man man, dora<A
Nsss e eao ~ g xnas VIII oae ofo Cook
For sale e7e07hezs. i'll
For Physicians.
'Tae Phytdao's Haad Book Of Practice, far 1sk" By
william Elmer NJ D Thia reu nsefal pasausl st3te ITO
I'll The eoQyeo&nces Of DIM md Neorsoduna about
one hundred paeea Of printed matter, desizned 70 en-
hsaee In oondesed v1sw cur no.edse UPON some Of
the os4 Important pouts to be considered IN he treat
rt Of diseass Hence this little Manual II Intended to
save tEotold oteearx. - pzouptez to ths u,smx5
of The RhIddsn; ind secondly. u p1an Of ha das,y
b1stne8 and record OF yatuAbln observations vhlh hs
nay dete 70 PRESERVE"
Ant4t volume. fu:k1. P11as, tl@&,
Fer sale by DR.. ooou koo.
III IAkp steasE-
IN KAsTKRN H11KHD of euts vim vfdt this e1ty h I
fex dAya for tas pu.poss Of making Investments
In CHICAGO KEAI E8TATE
HEstt bargains odw theneeay0 hs b prepared 70 10
yse* vety heaY1y.
depe1d1 % tn pShcex
:" Propositions h within m&y hs addressed 70 NJ,
D. b COOKE 90,
III III IAke AktSk
, 1859-01-08

The Ga-ette ha. very little to say regarding op.
e12tions III the mines. 1t appears that the wealth
cr is severely felt by tile miners they being se1er-
ally unproyided with comfortable houses.
accounts frcm Bridgcr river state that coat &c
gold il being taken out thera in remune1atiye
quantities. Il company composed Of eight men
took out ia ounces III seventeen days.
Post Offices are to be established at Langley,
Forts Hope and Yale, and Port Douglas, and mails
will lie forwarded to these places by every oppor-
tunily.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-22
Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over large part Of
the globe, is the consequence Of diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm
of vegetable decay. This cxhaation is evolved
by the action of solar heat on wet soil, and rises
with the watcry vapor from it. While the sun Is
below the horizon this yapor fingers near the
carth's surface, and the virus is taken with it
through the lungs into the blood There 1t acts
as m irritating poison on the internal visccrn
and excreting organs of the body. Tho livci be-
comes torpid and fails to secrctc not only this
virus, but also the bile from the blood. Both
the virus and the bile accumulate inthc circua-
tion, and produce violent constitutional disorder.
The Spleen the kidneys, and the stomach SYM
pathize with the liver, and become disordcrcd
also. Finally, the instinct of our organism, as
if in an attempt to expel the noxious infusion,
concentrates the whole blood of the body in the
internal cxoretories to force them to cast it out
The blood leaves the surface, and rushcs TO the
central organs with congestive violence This is
tho CHILL But in this effort it fails. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the
central organs and rushes to the surface, as if
in another effort to cXpel the irritating poison
through the other great eXcret0ry - the skin. In
this also it fails, and the system abandons the Mt
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery of
strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These arc the fits or paroXysms of FEVER AND
AaUE. Such constitutional disorder will Of
course undermine the health IL 1t is not removed.
We have laborcd to find, and have found, an
antidotc
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-22
PLASTERING g. MASONRY

y II N L Il z r
Begs leave to say to the citizens of Upper
Sandusky and vicinity, that he is prepared to
do all kinds Of work in the line of Pfastering or
Masonry in as good style and upon as reason.
able terms as it can possibly be done. Hewill
put up brick or stone walls in manner that
cannos fail to give satisfaction, 60 !
CISTERNS.-He will always hold himself
in readiness to put up cisterns little better
an a good deal cheaper than anybody else en-.
aged in that branch of the business. -
PLASTERING Of all descriptions done up
on short notice.
his work is not done in a workmanlike
m amer, he will make no charge for it.
June 4, 1858 JOHN TRIP.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-09-22
Wood Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the job fol
i! furnishing fifty cords Of wood properly
corded in the Court House yard, will be pub.
licly let to the lowest responsible bidder on
Thursday. the eighth day of September next,
by the County Commissioners of Wyandoi
County Ohio, who will then meet at the Audi
tors ONCE for the purpose OF contracting with
such lowest responsible bidder.
BY order of the County Commissioners.
,s-o JAMES v. H0YT,
aug 10 o''' County Auditor.