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DEATHS.

Jrvrn-Ip lhis village, OCT %, Mrs Sophia C.,
wife ofMf Samuel Jr,rlr. aged a..
wuu,us-lu Greensboro Sept n, Merrill Wi
llaWs, Foo, aged tu.
RAspAlt-lp Greensboro Sept 20, Ms Sarah
A. Randall, eldest daughter of MI Elisha Ran
DALI aged 30.
Muuu-m Ha,duipk .Ort. t,Mp. Abigail Morse,
widow fpr Amass Morse, aFcl 81.
K,owir-ln Newport oct 10, william rcdey,
months.
NIuul,-lu 80. Johushur, Oct 20 Of typhoid
",cr Mar, o Nirhola, aged 80 years, daugh.
tcr ~ VIM Ni.ho!.
krT-m Alton, tl, oct @. Mrs. Caulacc ~
wife ufAr. Adreat kent, aged 49, formerly Of
IanlA.rr. s. H.
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Administrator.s Sale.

DA virtue n % license from lhe Judge 0f
IJfulaff. fHr uuirraimld HUl srU 90 Public
AHluDH all iIlr i-,s- tsiafr ~ hr latr william
AIhuF ni l1rFtfHf uH Uir tNtn day NJ November
rrht 90 tHr lafr rrsihlurc NJ enc sai William So
ihur, HHd CONSISTS ~ s," llumeatrad fauu, and
contains 4uHst J1 Arua ~ r4rrlIrut Laud, Hlfh a.
good Dazzling "a $500 and oYib4Aau5s uu thr
a.I.r.
hlii farm b. boo good state NJ cultivation, and
flrH HfiHr samr ruuii hr tHr beet rrruuuru-
dalton Chat could boz given tH b. Alec, a. thr
f4Wr iiWr aid place UlIl Doe cold thr residue Dt
ihr Itfaaual Estate, and consists boz part at fol-
loss.
Ahuut6 toms n lIal,2 tome Straw, 100 bushels
lniainra aNarHs pfllrra, q Doc NJ Dairy lt.hrs,
liHHrrhn'd luWItur, Farming Tools, 50 81.
h4Ir tu commence ~ 90 n'Null. 4. ~.
ILLl IIAILIA MluMI. AlMluL-IIaIuL-
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VINO OwNs 1ur Tor OF MorNI WtsUlNo.
ruN The Coo, Republican publishes au or
der Of notice from the last New Hampshire
Legislature, relating 10 the ownership OF
Mount Washington, David riugrcc Esq,
Of Salem, ns the representative Of what j,
called the Jackson Company and John Bel.
lows, of Exeter. y, H., respectively pot forth
their claims, Il is alleged hy some that IL il
ftill owed hy the state The design {, 90
secur/a complete survey Of ul the land
around the mountains, us preparatory to tia
ing tlic titles The claim % the top Of Mount
Washington will bc sharply contested
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DEATH on RourHr SrNrNsoN.- our Tor.
ciRu dispatches uUuuuuFn thr death Of Rob
en- ~trvruEuU, trr rrirrUfc1 engineer. tie
vas born in 1908, and hls died 40 thc com
parauyrly early age III 30 scafl. Aaur ~
ceiSing hs education at Eduburgh,hc served
n two years apprenticeship as uu engineer IN
der bis father, 10 Newcastle, and then made
an expedition 90 NcuIuc.g Co cXllur. the sil-
Yer mines, On his return 60 England, in
1875, the subject Of railways beginning 60
receive considerable attention, ho won the
prize o. $500 offered Tor tho best locomotive,
which should consume ils own smoke, weigh
no more than ais tons, and draw train OF
twenty tons NJ q rate Of ten miles 900 hour
Subsequently the principal railroads ol Eng
land and Scotland were built under h., su-
peiutcudruCr, and hc also visited Belgium
and NORWAY, having been sent l1r Co advise
ns 20 the best systems of RAILROAD. lines iu
those countries. Ills principal work, are the
tubular bridges OVER the Conway, 40 the Cas-
tlc and the Mcuai, at britannia Rock lie
bad been member OF Parliament having
been returned MS % Conservative and pTutrc-
tiouist,- Boston JoWnDL
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GREAT IlEMEDlE.

q. UHrfH r.|fIr ..arE boo .HII ar.
uH WiaTAhs HAIfAH uF WILD rHLHHl
ia no. FNH.iIHs N.aE4. .rsHp Hr l-1a.lIuH usa
bh. WlhIAhh bALhAAt fWIIUCHLHlY.
fs aUr.t rulsps il laHs4HpuaH u.r
In. " ufU.'s Haham ~ wa therry.
I4fmt lIaprrtH No Irl'snu.Huss
IHE ONtnAUu BUHa
o. Hi a aslHwa. srfif sr usau t4u a,t
IHE OAfGEAhlEp HlIIENs.
IHr'e rrHfll. pernrm a.I lprI pr.u..s TbrT rrU.,r
s4IrrHs DDrr a'at. TF6i ri ht4IiH uas aH.rIUs ..u-
sai4ilaH aH comfort a. f4r s.s ana unlisted, aE.r. d,-
n-rafem'ui aH1 sHnrrIHs fiitiritrmfr
tnpf WHur o.. q n-r.i lH I.T
Moses ~. lasil 90 80 N-pI. d. slalr Niat &
last ihfrr ftars BOZ tr uf4fmfHt n dliprp.a f.nraI
HrNIIr Ilt .aII.It aI aNf t.NH 10 iIr Ir HIlH ir
N.'I HHIHII |.. II"..r. HIN |uuH fIIrIHI# Ir.HH..
U..H o. iHr -fHrnIs ir.H ifHf HItfratu. uI-f4.f. q.
Arsl'u.IH 4.Hia 80 aHlIll A. %
IItTt. Mr atpI. sl
800. .rnHrf tlai tafr recommended tH. Htr n Vie
iHI HIaaH 10 "a 900 tlfrI nTHIst. rr no IUU IUUgH fT
goo HfaF lsEi HH1 u.sf t.iira. o. Dob tU.H .f lHEr
IHfN ID. lh Nslfhlr aI 1000 trUfu.II frHUia DO Geo
,4-.s. HhrIt zee ltHusht uuluNrl CONSUMPTION he'd
nos ptN. IHIt..iau si tafisr Caurr
fbr 0HI frHHu. hssam bee iLr ufiifru ssuatufsHf 70
hlIfH' nH uIr rrapp,r
rlrparrdt i " .rubIrk Cl. Boston, and rrsaIr tf
81 ln..Gaaa99 ~, ,i ll' s"l,'a, a ~ i.e'., <, ..o
luI. % gpm1, 4 a. 'i5ltHu rruur q 4. t,4d,5
HI' ir4tIs ln Wr.a.lnr. aJts
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THE MARKETS.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr-oct 20

Atmarkvt g21 Cattlr-goO Becye. and 1873 Stores.
slstrg orW orking oxen, Cows and Calves, lcarllues
Two and Three Years Old.
Prccs-Markct hcct-ENua including nothing hut the
best hrgc stabilized Oxen 10 f15 per CWt quality
including nothing but the hest large stabilized oxen
625 1uU 2d quality. iucudng the best srassicd oxen
the beat stabilized Cows and tho best three old
Steers 80 uI-4t. " quartz ~ 70 ordinary, $50
No'sluE oxen, nom sYl luu Co $50 l5l Cows
calves RON s25 81. e. 500 lcnthugr 20 H. Two
leArspld 81, 10. Three years old, So %
sheep And IAmlsGSlu at market Prices IN lots 500
ls5 = ~. ENtra and selections. .. 90 $50, s.. au
IbIAs. 6 - a TC To- TaUuW a 7 l--u per H.
ErlA su7ia 81 uura,hi can skins, 90. re. yer 10.
Wal CAIyHS-SalcHa at gtui, h Suu each,
SWISE-tso western at market. PItcs-Shotcs whole
Ell, per 10. up
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MARRIAGES.

hAun- BlArr-lu Greensboro, OF. 26, b5 Res,
j. q. Stone, ST. Charles N Bailey and Mi,s
Mary Blake, both ofu"cpsbord
PAUErH-GIinFrrs--iu THE village, OCT go, By
Rev II " Wouhcu, NJ John 5. Parker ard
Mlab CYNTHIA T. Gut--'-. sees. % ra---,'
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Great Sale at Auction

by virtue NJ 20 license from tho Honorable
l)ITabatr Count, will boz cold - public auction
UH tHr Primisfs, 0u Iucsd4y Sos. lalh, 90 tcu
rtiaif NJ ibr late Ourd =, Hatch, Ebq.. being
fry dr.irablr situation iuT ans one desiring
village residence.
ll,o abosr silibe cold together or Boo parcels 90
tult purchasers. Also, 90 tAr came time aud
place thr personal property belonging 90 taId rs-
tate consisting boo pert ~ npr tur mare, Que rust
quantity n hay and grain and Other criticize GOO
numerous fu specify
PETER BUCHANAN, Executor.
hrludDr.s Tails, Oct ~ 1859. tl-G1
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Administrators Sale.

rV'HE' subscriber. Adminisua,or On tho cs-
tate Of Harvey warden offers for sale At pub.
lie auction ON Tuesday. November 10Th, 1859, At
10 o tlock, A. NJ. tby virtue Of q liccnscfrom Pro
bate Coutt) on thc premises formerly owned hy
Harvey Warden, the following described proper
g, 10 wit; 49,.
The store formerly occupied by the said War
den. Said store il newly Quilt and well finished
outside aud in is in good style and built in good
substantial manner, 20 by 80 feet - story with
A good horse shed attached. This stsrc is situ-
atcd in the furnishing ,illngc Of West Barnet, H.
surrounded by thrifty farming community, aud
is a very desirable location for any one wishing
20 engage IN mercantile business.
Also. the following personal property
set hay scales, / two horse sled
Is tons hay, o. ! railroad sleigh,
100 bushels oats, pillow,
three wears old colt, harrow,
/ new buggy wagon, l set harnesses,
l express wagon harness
| IA, wagon, Lot uf Lumber
traverse sled, Lot Of thingIc,
And A great variety Of other articles not mention.
cd. ALEXANDRA McillEE, Adm !.
West Barnet, oct. -. 1859. Clos
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re- There uo known remedy can exceed u .pcrJuc,,
Of cure aud certainty 81 elect than WI.u hoe
come world famous, as nr lu,tuttrrs stomach nutrr,
To all Diseases 90 tue Nt'Wh. d. which are of uHfll ua
the bftcfs hNN" tUr,tt u- ryuHfk Nir when
man, other remedies have llyu Uuuuf, ,ertiuUat,s
have been given hA those who have thoroughly tested IT,
ccacy all Of which coordinate is cn,ruy't when ls
administered according l the directions ,4Hh iuttv
some tho worst Uatvs OF spcpa. uilrrhp and
tly,ucss have been permanently cured by the the
lItrru.
For sale By drueg,ts and denlets gcncray .veNhcte.
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Gift Book Els Establish meHtt

VENIIIS establishment is conducted upon a
4 scale uf great hhcrality, "a, many can Asuy,
and /. uui,crsally Acknowledged TO be one ~ the
most puuctual IN enterprises ia the United
States.
our new and classified catalogue Of books a
pamphlct Of 2i large pages, contains iul h>t OF
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cal . Botanical and Agricultural Works, DictonH-
rics, Lrsicous, Albums, ANNALS aud iroscntA-
ton Books, Biblcs, Hymn and Prayer Books, IN
every style Of binding, together with all the new
eat works Of the day, all Of which are Handsomely
bound and guaranteed perfect in every respect
Tho schedule Of GIFTS We present taS viii De
sccn,by reference TO our catalogue II as cNl'h,
.iNc.as IL D., also the most superior, elegant ana
/ MAGNIFICENT ever offered 10y any similar esAoish'
| pcnt IN the tpion-ouc u which gifts Nlil &C
company each book at the time Of sale. D..
4 A fine GolA.Natch accompanies every Or
DE- Of 100 books ordered AT one time from our cat
1luguc. m ,
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/ United states. Our terms to agents are such as
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Catalogues sent free to any address. GLIB
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NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS
AHu
THE ONLY REMEDY !

ftNlE Eastern S1te5, including NeH York
4 ml rHt section NJ lH Iulpu uIarI ~
most H.4a !, known o. " A.w England .nu-
min . HniN industrious, intelligent I.lYI.,
who hua achieved 1u uuolWmu d-wr o..
IrHiu.ufy W-.H climate rtrmfly Trying i9
CERTAIN constitutions, and "a .ai NJ .uaii fertile
.fy tly HaFr rl.t.yni t1upH-7 Wurn favored
,ImmWiIH iu almost cyeIy thing uHt rH--
duu-HiD orh comfort and happmrss. l'H-
l1rUnrs-l rlay HrH occasionally BOO HD.1fa.l
u business nui mental cultivation, tlHt t..g
urr- no fh. W.nUriu, which arr essential q,
bodily h.-fh.. hUpHps.l md phys .al d.ha.iy
urr prevalent among all classes, llehrt dice
r- 30 produced hy Iua'iwru 20 the objective
organs, which ara 800 susceptible of duusrnunt,
lhluaNds $3.50 now D~Tiug u" penalty ri iiai
neglect aud HliiIDg daily che most irving
pains, almost wfhdL O. hope OF uuf lhgy
have come 60 haHaNs ulst choir HlmlHt DO
chronic, and that they mus h1L with % % u1
Di, 10 puhHl us exceedingly tu announce
60 thrg afflicted individual ult hey may
now command % remedy of uulu.sr.Glh1
ppfnrynri virtue, which Lus move, boon iouHi
% lail 200 al eases ol digestive WrlLIt.a CO.. de-
I.us.mlut, Hundreds oi tongue age TrHdy ip
grow eloquent .u praise ol ths wonderful cone
quaoE VI dyspepsia, which % known 90
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-11-05

VIZ the subscribers being appointed o., the Pr0uhto
W tuuIttHr the district of talri"th '"mnl'-uurI. "
receive examine and adjust AL ,ainr 'll ."
p.r..us estate ui huAs Underwood lai' 900
flttdwI.E in .ad district, drrclsrt and the claims
-, H.. ,ir,,u-,d exhibited va uurUs thereto. hereby ENc
notice that slN months from tue l3ih - 81. T. l'l.
.Ulu, the ttt,lt4H o. present tutIf Claims ''
LA ssufUrs for r1uiua i and niuw uhtr. ahH
fit NJ wii meet that1ufp 81 tho d" 'lnF huus
~ , Under wood said llatslwH uu tut ahi tt1nN 90
oy I,I AID last FuilS ut Apfll 1870. ht ~ "'''A
9g'A 'iYsEr' commi.,ouer.
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DR.. j. HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.

hut ult numerous class who devote thfm-
solves 90 literary and Other fgdrnary puItu.N,
HEd iR f2gufoHepSs n AYpptR Yhys alfFH5
sought in vain for some iuugomug.~~>f 0-GVug
medicine, whose effects upuu the ryr'sn' sittil
b. both speedy and permanent, Fhy1pam ~
cmiueucc, and profoundly acquainted WIN me
requirements Of thc human frame, commend
HOsTETIl.Ws MTIEltS as the safest and
sW.ile.t slmul4ut tQ thc Iccuprt1pYe eaeigH
Of the system yet discovered. 40 restores ma
appetite, gycn frrsh Nlg0i 10 the digestive
organs sends tho blood through The SnIni Win
n mofTtlNty current, coueria % tendency 20
depression OF Spirits, and hn ban i't 1n'
transaction Oi business with cheerful hlHt
and nn active mind. Unlike Other medicines
which have been devised for tho umg object,
the HITrBItS do not acf fpaWoo.aH.l!.
az with % temporary power the influence Ni
the remedy b. lasting. And q patient VIII
but give some attention 90 securing proper
exercise, after DE rlliDl has been afforded, Zee
need fear 80 IUtum Of the gNucAuu, ll3
debility natural 90 tlg ,ncronchmWH % years
upon the bodily frame b. alec a4aya' by
Tins great strengthening medicine, thus enabling
thc aged 90 pas. thy.r declining days 800 pN}t.I
case. whereas they avs now suffering h1W rs-
trcuc weakness and urryousnoss. 10 thlf y. l-
trahlg Da., Of people, HOSpEITLltS
BITTERS may b. commended as iuN"'u-
Aj5e. The propuct0rs Of lhis iuya1rDtoi have,
in addiuuir~~a deep qualification IA. G.'uIHt
NUR~lNG MOTHERS that uoy viii tUl
the RITT EIeS tie bet GDd safest O..
rcstoratvrs. Very few medicines arc rance
toned by physicians oa proper % b. almui-
tCf,l during ua period of nur uFi auI 'bh
la, obtained uu uuiyrr'7l preferences,
Hs-Ta3,3 who dssife G. purchase hu gr-rt rfnr'
pv.atr,h ami Debility should rtmrmn#f ua 100
t.r HOBp TV u RS CELEBRATED
ETOMACu BITTHR8, II Co.. ur 900 .n..t
bottles, with tho u,mo DR., ], Hos4ErIEE8
sTOMACH DITTERs, blown on u' bottle aaI ".'
stamped uu t- cap caytfiu tAs cork, ulh %. autograph
q uuITTrEg 4 SMITH on the lH'.l. 'SasH uNnft
are important on account % mo numerous e.uui.''a
nov in uio market
r8- Prepared and sold by HOsrETTIR
& SMITH. Pittsburgh. Pa, and also sold by
all druggists, GroeorH, and daalern Fonefa4Iy
Throughout tho Unitoi o;atoa, Canada, loGth
America, and Germany.
....... a.. ..h.II.Ri. rI J.lHtIIIs, So tnsIr. .
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FOR 5 ALE!

TINiIE choice home farm Of The late Daniel I'm.
L cry. containing about 100 acres Of rich mead
ow. uilagc and wood land, lying on Pas-umpslg
tl,ti. bctvc,u Lyndon Comcra aud Lyndon Cen
ire villages Tho same will bObuId entire or boo
leya Co tuIt purchaser, and liberal credit gwen
for. o. part ui Tho puttaHso money.
IIMis pIEltti, Admir- vlih VII annrFfd.
tt I.I.imrf. tI.l 20 1850 tIH
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UPHOLs TERY.

Y, 7 wv y -
nECOHAllNE tpholuoror, Railroad ST.,
IJuudu Adrrh Underwood fuIrurr .iHIr
b. prepared 90 make and poe down rUrtt, iu
make and hang window shades, repair luWlfsi.
and rrhil matrassrs ~ every bind boo superior
manner hairAssrH and pnu cushions maHr 40
order. UHprD arranged arUurduFi8 ihpIaffef
Paris and ArH inrL fHIr. Ltrfl t4rrif uf opp
tuItirE Fpndti trimmings and huaWrnfa iHIr
uithrd 90 order at short notice. MluduH shades.
wire screens, Nrnifiau hinds made 90 order q, uf
thr windows. au a|fu UrrptFuu 200 contract fai
the huiug up of Hotels, thu9thr.. $50.
}. j tAhhlhD, Rail Road rl
o. JuAutluB. Oct lh, lH.J. COLL
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"UaNr proved extremely scyNlgcablc rr huAusEN'ts'
Rev. uLSItr MAEn BILUUtH.
"I recommend their usr Ia Ptuttr Sr ukE ans
nov D. a. Quarts, Ncw York.
Most sautary relief IN BWos Gums.
Rev. y SHCrWLp, MtrrtstoWu, ONO.
"Brucaeal. when compelled 10 speak. .uu'ttE nom
Cotp."N Rev. ) J. T.. ANDIHsos, ST Louis.
"Encctua n removing ltuarscucss end Irritation OF The
Throat 20 common With SrttNErs auL SINsEgs.'
Pr,f " STACY JOHN son, Late tausrs Ca,
Teacher ul Musc. southern tctnav tul'se.
"Grrat benefit when taken before Aud alter utcn, huE n
the, prevent Iluarsruts-. Prom them past elect 'uhA
thcyJv,iuLr ot permanent advantage tome,
'"' '' Rev. b. HUWIir. 4. ".
President AthcuN college, Tenn.
sold ty all Druggists at - cent. per box.
Ail Knows. IarArTvl Tup,uTs, or tatharllc Lofcn-
eurc. i1r Dycpepsa. Indigestion, Cuns pauon sada' he
Bul0ur Affections. &c. "-
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To the Ladies |
FOR SALE !!

Is offered Tor sale hy the subscriber O
1 small place ~ ola 90 seven acres ~ rsrrlltu
land, with good aud convenient buildings thereon
Htuatrd about uur. half uillr east ~ ht JuAuhuu
p trutr. The shove place Will bo cold uu Tra.
suuah.r frrms, aud payments mad, oaay ~ GOD
purchaser lIWlN PIERCE.
~ Jobn.buD Centre. oct ~, 1860 GO.o2
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Wanted Immediately,

4 GOOD ,opoiis gifl 70 DO general h1ute.
n ,.,rt iut rbi.l htsfli tnagfi 4II boz paid
ey.r. at IN "a. IS hIAIuA d..
Y, Jo.a.0oj. utL ~ 1860 Clu
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VERMONT nOAUu ur EpJDNrlON
at,HtrAHNH uTU.t. u.f. 49,
TEACHERS INSTITUTES.

Tra.Nrrs luatllutr. fHr iIr t.untIra ut sltul IIr
WasUN.tuu, laWniIo. lrnutu. tAfi,UIuH. Essr,. uI.
leans aud l,iuuA. Will UrII 90 FOLLOW
A. South Hero. SOY, 8 afdt 4, ulUtUy. Soy. O, lg
" htarfaNtIi, " " %. ' Coventry. 80 " IS
"Wltcfuuu. d" is " l6I " WIWstau, - " ~
The Institutes Win each continue u session duHns two
GII q. tuWuru,ug az 4.
Al ulruu. ,t rlugatfu 1rr invited t'nrtyn1
Town NutI lurUUE.ts aIr .'Nl 90 HrU tItt teachers
hry moulded. amt ur.H tnru tu uftruI.
Clergyman ATE respectfully Invited T1 rINr notice f|0W
theft uulpltH. go 80 J q. ADAMS. S..uflryt
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Together with many more articles too numerous
to mention, all OF which have been purchased
with cash and will bc sold Tor tho very lowest cash
priccs. at the old place Main Street, 81 JsAns-
- l., GOtf
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a" To be Continued ! ="

I c. CROSMAN has just .roIlrned from
~ .Bostou with a large assortment of Boots and
Shoes, which hc will sell as follows
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To Contributors.

As our design is to make our paper
one that will be Of interest to all en-
gagged in the different departments Of
active industry in every part Of the
county. We respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits And being g.
rccially dcsisous Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, Items 10
any department Of agriculture are par
tienlarly solicited. Please send u all
the news, incidents. general intoFma-
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. EEkCIIANT TAILORING.
JOHN LUTX.

CORNER NORTH MAIN g. LAWRENCE STREETS
4 + The above staLd. informs The Public
~ that he has now on hand y good stock
If CLOTHS. CASSIAiERES. VESTINGS
and light goods for spring and sumner wear
and which he is prepared TO make up in the
most fashionable style and workmnn-lke
manner. His long experience 10 The busi-
~ - he thinks will enable him 10 give en-
lire satisfaction. Call and leave your orders
Cleaning and repairing neatly done and
IN the shortest nfficA 49,
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HoRsE TnrEvEs.-Mr. VIM. Nc
Burnic and Peter Newton passed here
last Friday morning, in pursuit Of two
horse thieves, who had stolen horse
hom McBurnic, in Columbia town
ship, and it was thought another one
from Dan'l Kcan, on Wednesday night
last. Tie thieves arc supposed to be
the persons who were arrested here
week before last for passing counterfeit
M oney.
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i.owDrIsM-l.ast Thursday night
some persons, bent On doing mischief.
threw stones in the window OF Mr.
ln'z's tailor shop, breaking in Me-
sarh and lights, took down Mr.. OPEL
aiarSct sign, and broke il W, aud Mr.
kraus' bar room sign and Silt It %
pieces. The night before wheel was
taken Off Of Mr.. Geyer's buggy, at
Mr. Herbig's shop, and the taps thrown
away. These evil doors had better be
careful in future, for We understand
one man says, III get my rifle, and
the very first man what touches my
sign, tllere'll be a dead boy found"
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JASPER AND LOOGOOTEE
STAGE ROUTE F!

vvHE undersigned. having obtained The
= contract for carrying The mail between
Jasper and Loogootee. informs The pubic
that he has rut good, new stage upon III
route, and will u al times be prepared 70
carry passengers through with safety and
dispatch, The stage will leave The Posi-
office in Jasper on Mondays and Fridays sr
7 o'clock, A A.. and generally arrives NJ
Loogoofee IN time 70 connect with The East
srn train on The O e. NJ X X at 2:30 p. NJ.
Returning leaves Loogoo,ee Tuesdays and
Saturdays, 81 O'Clock IT, The morn.ng. Pas-
sengers leaving word Al he postofficc il eth.
er place will be called Tor At their re,idence.
sep, S-26-y. JOS. ACKERMANN.
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We are prepared to give prompt at
tention to all kinds Of job or Book
printing. Any description Of blanks
receipts, bill heads, store, stallion d
jack bills can be forthcoming on the
shortest notice, in the most approved
style, AMI on reasonable terms.
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GRATIS NorIcEs.-We publish mott
ccs Of marriages, deaths, &c, gratis.
and would like to record all which oc-
cur in the county. Ministers. or 9th
ers. who officiatc % such occasions.
will confer a favor BY sending rs no
tice Immediately.
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CorSTERfErrERs.-A week ago last
Saturday Mr.. Vim. Smith Was ar
rested by Deputy Constable Ben Dill
lon for passing counterfeit two dol
lar and half piece on young man II
Picrceville. There Nere two Others
with him bnt as there wa no com
plant against them they were nor ar
rested. When he was brought bcicI,
Esq. Newcomb lie put Oh sorry face.
said It WAS all the money he had, that
lie had taken it for good. &C.. and the
Squire LEI him of b. his paying cos-'
and indemniying those who follow
him from Pierceville. Protesting no
70 have any none, he left 4 watch in
pawn. in Mr.. Adams hands, for the
costs. The next day he passed a sim.
liar counterfeit "a Col. Thcs. Shout
ders, Of Hall TOW nship, and was IL
of on the same easy terms. lie j.
undoubtedly rascal and should be
Gagged.
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GREEN TREEs uorEL. is
directed to the advertisement Of grand
ball 1t this new hotel. Of course all
who are fond Of such sports will be IN
attendance.
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Democratic Eominati ons.

NfAITSWN, WE hUrust 20.
Tbc Democratic s ate Convention to-day
nominated harrison G Hpber'. Of Cslumer
county. to- Guyerncr; 4. ) Palmer, Lieut..
Governor i N daubg'ul whether delegates
q the Charleston Convention sil be eject
al the pres5n convention To- c0ng eni0n
is decidedly ar' i.erou oA
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County Commissioner.

Mr.. EDTroR:-P Please insert in The Jasper
Courier the name Of Harvey Nicholson. Esq.
% candidate Tor re- election 10 the office Of
Commissioner OF District No 49,. D! Dubois
county, and YOU will ohlige many friends OF
CAMBRIDGE TOWNSHIP.
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JACK SALE.-Mr. II. Miller, con
stable, sod to-day. on attachment, a
fine Jack for S25. Mr.. w. q. Adams,
Esq, was the purchaser.