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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-05-30

TAKEN Up By Christophsr Rottges, IN
j Pstoks township, Dubois county, Iod.,
ok miles south.west Of Hunting CHURCH, on
the 26,h day or April, 1850, @ sstrsy. one
Jsanel Said jennet wss appraised b WIN.
Hendriekson and Grid Smith. and = d.
scribsd ~ said appraiser = follows to.wIt,
mouse color. about tss hands end Z hell
high. supposed 10 b three years old, sp-
praised q 6hy.6 dollars. No other bssndG
psrcsivsbls. a. ,. sPRADLEY, Justiee
TIE above and foregoing y true eopy
Of % eslssy notice veeorjs1 IN ny oGlce.
BAIL B. EDMONSTON, CLERK,
May - ~ B. BURfrnRR, Deputy.
GSLOvER SEED Tor sale q the
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rs hereby given that the undsssIeued will
u apply u tie June term. 1850. Of the
Dubois County Commissioners, under the
provisions Of % oct entitled "An act 70 70.
guI>se and license The sale Of spirisoous, VI
nous, malt, and other intoxicating liquor"
In sud upon the premises occupied By him.
The precise location Of which q @ follows:
On the corner Of Main cfoss and Ne Donald
streets, In the town Of Jsspss, Bsinbsidge
township, Dubois county, Ind.
Aud the eIlissns Of said township will take
due notice thereof.
msy ., 1890. SYLVESTER HUSRT.
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cORNEk - NEWIVN ~ "''
JASPER, INDIANA tn MI
= ash ~ his old home, and always ready
il 70 ssss nd ihose who msy want HE sesvl-
ces. and render them 70 the utmcr. ?, ne
ability. April 8. 80.
SrArE Or Isp,ASA. CoUsTY Or DuBois;r
Ia Dubois Circuit Court, July term, 1860
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INDIGO MADDER, sods. spice. pepper.
u Cinnamon, Nusts ID. Hocy skists end
chineIs HeSd.Ds<sses q ALExANDEKS.
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Is hereby given that the undersigned will
l apply for license a. the June term. 1850.
u the Dubois County Commissioners. under
tile provisions Of an act entitled AN act
to regulate and license the sale Of spirituous
vinous, malt and other intoxicating Iiquors.''
The place Of sale will be upon the premises
occupied ty him. the precise locsiion o.
which 10 Is follows: On the corner OF North
Main and Lawrence streets. 10 the building
known as the Union House, in the town Of
Jasper, Bsinbridge township, Dubois coun-
", Ind.
The citizens OF said township will take
due notice thereof.
may 3. 1860. JOSEPH EGG.
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In The Dubois Common Pleas Court, July
Term, 1860.
STATE OF INDIANA, DUBOIS co.
state Of Indiana. on the relation Of Issac N.
Lererwood end Ssmssshs X. Lrgerwood
David Burnett and JON Able.
Civil sction on Gusrdisn's Bond
TvOME nov the plaintiff. By Lsrd 4 40.
u ans. their stt6suise. and 6Ies IN the Of.
ice Of the Clerk of the Dubois Common
Pleas Court their complaint. with The si'ids.
vi Of Z disinterested person. thst David
Burnett, one o. ssId defendants sbcve nsmed
i cot resident Of The State Of Indiana. \
The ssid Dsvid Buvnett = thessiore here
81 notified Of the psadeacy u ssid sc'icn
snd that The same will stand for trial q the
next term Of ssid court. 10 be held q ne
court houss II the town % Jasper. IN ssId
county. On the third Monday In July 1850
when he will be required 20 answer o. Dc,
muir thereto, o. the ssms will Be determined
BAIL B. EDMoNsToN. Clark.
.apvil a6-0w. b. b. BuErraEa. Deputy
Laird 4 Adams. pl6srsttys.
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Juseices' Dlanks. aa il.
u GOOD supply u yessIess' Blanks Con-
"A slsssly % 6snl 40 Ios saIs low 8 ,hs
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ST. CECILIA CONCOEp'A SOCIETY,
!. The regular meetings Of this Society az
held lie first saturday ~ every month, a.
Is / O'Clock. n. NJ. st their hall ~ The Union
House. Weekly meetings for ins'sums ntn'
aud voca, music are held subject 10 me "
ec,ion of the Musical Director.
st John MEHRiNGER. President.
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NOTICE!

: THE Undersigned. finding Il uecessssy
a 10 close up business IN this locality.
IN takes this mode ef notifying those To-
debt ed to him that oil accounts prior TO me
! q Of March, 1860. must be settled ~ cash
OF note against the 18th Of june, 1850.
"A L 8 O.
- offer for ssle my hosss end
~ lot in Jsspet, situated 10 the
highest and most healthy Par
Of town. House contains hve
rooms. There 70 az excellent we'll Of ~.
ter. good stable, buggy house. office, &c.-
For Iurther particulars enquire q Courier
Office, or Of proprietor.
March 81, 1903. X. N. WELMAN.
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+ IR 8 I 5 p x l y Y , ~ = =
COME AND SEE!
JOHN LUTZ.

CORNER NORTH MAIN a. LAwREHcE STREETS
INFORMS The public that he hiss just re-.
u ceived at hls clothing emporium very
fine stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing and Gro
csries. which he offers tor sale %
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST:
for cash, or approved credit. Come and sx
anime for yourselves.
Pork, Hides. and all kinds OF marketing
bought ct The highest market price.
He will also make 70 order, in the best
STYLE, eli kinds OF Cent? Clothing. He hss
none but The best w5rkmen. aud can wsr-
rant satisfaction.
Cleaning and repairing neatly done and
on the shortest notice. april 49,
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ZONES the pIsinti6 End f'es ne COM
~ SLANT, o siss We sfkdsvis d as:,ase-
rested and competent Witness tnet $40 80
fendsnts, Blackstone Combs END !ohn Comes
srs necessary parties 70 THE sct'on. = oe'og
20 obtain conveyance Of real estate, soa
THAT they sss non-sssidsuss q ne STATE =
lndsus. Notice 10 ths said B'seks'oaes
Combs and John Combs q therefore hereby
eIvsn Of the pendency o. this action. sno
|shst The same will stand for hearing q the
leer, term q The CircuIs Count q DUBOIS
county. % Be holden q ths Court House y
I'M ,cws u Jsspss, II said county sns s'sSs
~ ,hs ~ Neadsy u ysly. le60: N rn
| VI. D. EDMoNSTON, CLERK. ny
Laird q Adsms, Atrysfos plsint'fnE,n NJ
Fsb. -. 1890 .-sw. ....-.--.-----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05

lie lullIei Oh WHO uhNt Drtu dpIOilbeu
during the year ending June 80, 1862 is 6,j55. OF
theec 4,2l4 Were to fill vacancies occasioned by
designations 6S5 by removals 267 by dea.hs 2i9 by
changes OF name and sites, and lao by the establish
ment Of new Offices.
Tie number of Post Offices at present subject to ap
pontn by the President of the United States is 49,
divided by States as follows Maine, ID; Now amp-
fIie, TO- Vermont, u Massachusetts, 80 Rhode
Islsrd, q; Connecticut, ID; New-York, 81; New
jersey 10; Delaware, l. Maryland, 5; Pennsylvania,
3D. Ohio, 81 Michigan IL; Indiana, ID; Illinois, 30;
Wisccnfin -; District Of Columbia, 2; Virginia, 49,
North Carolina, 7; South Carolina, a. Georgia, ~
Florida, 3; Alabama, s. Mississippi, 8; Louisiana, s.
Texas, 4; Arkansas, 9; Missouri, 9; Iowa, g. Mime
aota 4; Kentucky 3; Tennessee s; Kansas q Ne
braska, g California, Is; and Oregon, 2.
Whole humber OF POst-Oiiices in the United States
on The LIST December 1860, p, $50.
Tie iucrcase Of business in this department, from
the q nenC ement of the Government indicates the
growth of our country in striking manner At its
formation in 1889, there were but rs Post-Oices in
OF eTaiion in 1900 there 903 in 1910 $500; in
leo 1850; in 1890 $3.50; in lS4s, IL, 1853 In 1850
is, All; and In 1850, u 498,
Reference is made 70 the accompanying very lucid
report of se Sixth Auditor for details of the financial
VIBRATIONS Of this Department during the past fiscal
year From this interesting document derive the
following synopsis;
REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES.
TIE expenditures Of the Department in the fiscal
year eadg Dune 80 1860 amounted to 49, 40 609 3d.
viz:
For transportation OF inland malls sudins payment
agents. agents sud s 453 ri -
For transportation Of FOREIGN mails TO wit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05

The total annual transportation of mails WAS -, f-b-
20 miles, costing sS,SS7lO, and divided ~ to'ows
VIZ:
Railroad q, $50, 749 miles, at s]3ia, 669 about t2ll
cents lie. $500. - .
Steamboat 1881, 268 miles, ,OY3 go, abo"t ~
cents mile.
Coach % C53, l6l miles. at sa,55O,3s5 abo 1867
cents mile.
Inferior modes "a, l66 595 niles at 81 e3i,o5 about
AS cents mile.
Compared with the service reported June 30, 1857,
,her is decrease of 49, i5S miles in the length OF mail
routes Of 5S3 $40 miles in tie annual transportation
about go per cent and Of $500 on in the cost about
per- cent.
Tie aggregate length Of railroad route has been H.
peafed ,ll9 niler, and the annual transportation
thereon @ 46j miler about Ia per cent, at u cost OF
*lG5fH or 3.25 per cent.
The length of steamboat routes In diminished 23J
niles the annual transportation 6lS69i miles, about
1888 per cent and the cost $s3 99I, about 10 per
cent.
The length of coach routes is decreased Si6i miles;
4795,sa lies in annual transportation, about 9.4j
per cent; aud in cost s9s,Ol5 or 5.O7 per cent.
Appended TO this report is table showing in detail
the mail service of every grade existing in each sep
arate State and Territory on the Both June last.
The lettings ofnew contracts for the term commenc-
ing LIT July ls.t, embraced five StatesNewJersey,
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and Ohio.
Tie following table shows the service 10 in OPP
Grafton on the Both Of September.
Miles Mile Of
CeHrcyGac- In annual Cost.
length. !rsnspis,ioa.
Railroad cas- 65696T $40 800
Steamboat .............. 3T l7i80l l1.O0B
With celeTiiy, certainty and So -
cvIity ....s...,...............2isa IO9iD5b e5,lU
To,.I..................-5i.si I5GOlsOi SIal9,OoI
Compared with the service on the 3Oth Of June Last
the length olrouter by railroad sdimnshed tyeyen
les, ard by steamboat increased fortytw miles, the
aoh and inferior mode of service in tbis section hay
ing been merged into class at the Last letting,
-tyled star" with CELEBRITY, certainty and securi
~" there il shown increase of the latter the
former combined Of 35 miles in the length Of routes;
the annual transportation is increased 30 AS miles,
and the cost si5,00S.
On the 10Th ofJune there In the service tTt
route sents s conpen saiiOn AJr2tD
coulpensafiOn 25fTl
lf.g mail S03 9R
90 railroad bl1s masters in charge Of the express
nai 81 Compensation of...................... BOO
Total. B64 TST
Tbs added to the co-t Of service 81 In opera
ton on the h Of $500 10
Maiss the tol, the J0h Of June bst53frT
NUMBER OF POST-OFFfckS,
Whole number of Post Offices In the United states
on the 18th Of June 1859. .................,, h5Js
Number established during the year ondins
june % lbtp................. .......s.... ltlp
Number discontinued during the same period LIB
Mskinss decrease during the year of........,..,..
whol. number of Post Offices the J0th Of June.
2sfs
Number Of Post Office Of which the names and ss-
changed. IS
ofn ma. fpra hn have hesu al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05

Estimated expenditures for 1857. bHs'9aS -
Means for 4 g.
The gross for the laG2. including for
elm rostGees, fees paid IN by letter carriers, aud
miceLeneous receipts. estimated al. S9dl il'o 10
BsiaEce 0fspproprafions arising chiefly
from increased revenues. and not
quifed for expenditures Of le6o....... 4T5.Iet b. =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05

$500 mml routes. The number Of contractors was
7,IiS. TIE lergh of these rouies IL cStlnaied NJ
II, 59f uile4 divided a. follows viz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05

POSTAGE STAMPS AND STAMPED ENVELOPES.
The number of postage stamps supplied to Post
mr. sters during the year ended June 30 1860.
follows, viz:
JG523fCo ls9 $4,000 5795o 3,99a+5o l6J3,509 % $50
Whole number PIG $40 500 value go 800 no
Semuad eny elopes 20 US; value 9i93T 10
Total ,uiOun for 1916 70
Total value of postage stempa and stamped envei-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05

Aubouus tho number u letters ocuvsysl tZ.e1
during tie isA year has increased ~ many - - ~
las shown by tho increased revenue Of ever ~
yet the whole number Of dead Letters, 80 mr -
creafinR, has rather diminished. From this fnA -
be concluded that bettor attention than formerly
gwen TO the delivery Of letters, and thaf she now No.
lations on the subject have bad & salusary cRecs
II tho proper assistance could DO oesainc9, Mrs-
improvements might, no doubt, be made, snd'i 49,
fore again beg leave 70 urge the proprety o.
ing the employment Of temporary CLERKS 70 -
experiments with the dead letters, somewhat acoosn:g
to the plane r0Pessd IN m my peSxSS WIZ c.ss
1T SESSION.. Ii might, perhaps be sufncsecs i1
present simply 70 authorize the Of the dead-seT
money (which cannot he restored TO tho swnc
including what has heretofore accrued ana ~ ~
accrue in future, much Of IL ss may BE- nscsssV
for the improvement Of this branch OF buAsoN.
The new law concerning the return OF letter., ~
which the names and pos,-ofbces Of the writep wew
Endorsed, communicated speciaify " al ~.
masters; but as vet il seems to have boon moasafsnY
imperative. -
II is the duty of the Postmaster General - 1880
tie prompt rendition of the quarterly accoonu O. -
masters, and refer them to the Auditor for examise
and adjustment On the Both of June last, there VEN
in operation q 49S post Offices making tho ndme -
accounts TO be handled in year l13 1876. Their -
is such that over 400 tbreebosbel sacks arc re9vfo
bills yeQf ing alone between 40 900 and 50 900 pconh
each quarte, have to be separated from the trHnsc
and stored IN regular order for reference and tne -
lettfrb cOunten dno cOfnptred wiz tnch u'uS'
tie registered and Immediately trans!see
TO the Auditors office. Out of the whole nunzbF u
post Offices ~ 400, only 258 failed to mako rcear~s
for quarter ended 18th Of June last.
The dead letters, which number over 5oo,see
quarter carefully opened and those with inciasess
of value registered and returned 10 the owners
The labor connected with the accounts and ~
letters has increaed 50 per cent within ton yes
Ten thousand new post-Oicee have been estsbinfed.
ard the number Of valuable dead letters sent cM -
increseed from 10 900 to "a, 900 annually
Another branch Of business, involving much hS1
and responsibility is the preparation Of warsas -
drafts in payment of balances reported BY tho Auder
TO be due the mail contractors and othsn 90
quarter.
This involves the keeping of summary cssh ascssns
with eiRl United States repositories, - other dsfss-
tories lin Port OcesD Si2 draft Offices and w depo
ting Offices At the depository and drsh onseA
s3G5, III beng twothirtsl Of tho net revss.as
Of the department were concentrated AND s.s. ~
mainder Of the net revenue having been coliecs1s5
nail CONTRACTOR on orders prepared and seni on nsa
the Auditors Office. -.
On the t June 1850 there Las mai cssls.A
On the Sth June 1885, there sSw MAJ essfss~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-05

Larger denominations of postage stamps have been
OK u o 40 ~ ] =,
letters to foreign countries and of removing all
Heretofore existing for paving such postage in money
Tie new denominations are ~ cents 80 cents and 20
cents The two latter have been introduced since lst
july lstt and the salee up 20 Nov have been as fol
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Being an increaae Of scar per cent over The rove
nue. Of the year ending June 30, 1883.
The balance standing TO The credit Of the Depsi'
ment on the books Of ,hs Auditor on June 20 ,.,, a.
dorD ns' ,ts year 1850 D'p''a4' ,ssOg %
Amount closed by suspense. ..,.....''. % -
Amount Of vtrious appropriations drawn from the
Treasury during She year % sIscihcaJ SHOWN s "a
oy he AUDITOR Na'''s'st'' A4'ii' -
Io..J 20 Ss3. 49, IS
The whole amount Of eIpens IN Tho yesI rind % "a "a, D,
M tI ~ Tor accounts closed oJ Dad ooos' lV0Si "a
Is,ins cri, to ., Revenue .cooun, for $780, LII 40 II
Of THU sum, there VS. IN the LANDS OF the IfeS~
and Assistant IressuTrrs Post Otce Depot
tsIie.. snd In drsf Offices subject 70 warrants -. :,
ana draft ''' ~
I-ayss so.tin, d-bt Of .............. 81, 1853 -
This aHount Of S6lj l62 TO the credit Of the rev.
enue VI tie department July l, 300 u made up OIL
balances due from PO-tmasteTs and lHte POstnaeters,
which have been accun uhting from July lS4o aud
ear only be made available rs they are collected.
Eor tn year rndins June N 1850 tho eSpeniitur.
"ef~ ~
From which deduct payment. for lss 80 20
Au, expenditure Tor 1860 before .bor lAs5irz 81
tii d@p,r.pnspt 10 e.rryias free nal matter s2scs1
R,ee. q expenditure. over The e,enu, for $780, 500 T5
The rstimr'ed deficiency of m-sn-h incl ding
Tryenue- ,nd appropriations IS presented 10 my d,
m, o. tlj ma ne ,iI.d ,Le .,nron,i.n Or 35s 90
r.emed perJ,uai 10y The Attorney Cens and $4,000 %
Appropriated March , 1888 which Wete emofrsefd
Ia the mskinT 'hs estimated dehci-ucyof 80. -.
sred with the ""oi w ~
Or b'e,eaT II more tLin tie a,s1I4 deficiency
Tie deficiency La been increased ~ the cost OF
NAL router between New-Yo and San Francisco, aud
san Francisco and Olympia. S2Sl .ool 81. 800
i31ihAfL of NJ CgIrIs AND AhrhHbilt Hh' f"N ioo~'
70, tran posiion OF tho mails inland tio 90 "a. "
decomposition o. p-.p'~'er' ''''' .'''''.. 'T
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-06

! An GperirLt and s.onG lhIe preparation OF tE0Npu
ihe1 Of Oxygen and Carbon by combustion N hydro
gen. Sanctioned by he .hjghtbt Medical Authoriits
both in Europe and the United states, &nd prescribed
! in tIlci practice
| The experience Of thoupa7ds daily proves that no
preparation ef Iron can be compared with it lmpu-
rites Of the blood dcpreeslon Of vital energy, paa
and otherwise scky compilations, indicate is neccssi'
! ~ in almost every conceivable case,
InnoXiou9 in all Elaiaote ia which il h&7 been tried,
has proved absolutely onTa.ive II each OF The cloT
| Ing comp aints viz
In Debility, Nervous Affections naciation Dy3ptp-
sia Con- urlp:i0n, Darrhna DyAentSry Incident Con
sumption. SGroiu0 tuberculosis, salt Rheum, Mis-.
mens,ruatjon, Whites ChlOrosis, FLYER Complaints,
Chronic headaches, Rhtumstar In'Ciaittt nj FeVeEs,
In cases Of Gene al DEBILITY whether the result Of
&Cute disease If the continued dmjnuion Of FER
vou8 ard riUGGuar energy from chronic comp a!nt4,
rsl &C th4 restorative has proved successful TO an
extent which no description nor written attcStaIol
would render credible. invad3 80 long h-driddej
! es to become forgotten in their own naighhIhoods,
have suidealy appeared in the buzz world ~ II Just
, returned from prOtracted 'rave! III distant ahdt-
Some very signal instances Of this kind are aiesicd c
female Sufferers cnGcatei yctiTs Of APP aren't m2rQs
mus eaDguncCus exhaustion, critical ch2NgCs, and
that cmpllcaton OF nervous end dyapeptic aversion
10 air and tSsciFe for which the phy6icicn has no
In Nervous aftcticns OF all kinds and for rc2so1s IA
rn'liar to medical men tie operation Of this prepara
on OF iron must necessarily he laluaty, Tor, unlike
the old oxides, it il vigorous tonic, wtholt being
Giving ard ovcrheang and gently, regularly apeIient
even in the most obstinate eases Of csyehes without
ever being gastric purSatrc, or indicating di'a2ree
able sensation.
1t is this latter property, among othera, Which
makes i 80 remarkably et, csaA ana permanent RENE
cic action, BY dispertiiS the local tendency whic
f3rfae ttenaI
In DysDepeis innuVnerabe SIS are It's esusea, srg.c
by of thi ChalybeatG Pulls has often suicci for he
most hab!tgal cases including the hsbtua Cosyenes
| In unchecked DiarIkpa, even when adv3noed to
Dygertsry confirmed, uaciating, ald apparently
gnant the eGcs have been cqG"ly decisive ar aston
ishiHs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-06
Ralph EEisl's Estate

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate HonH hoIde" a. at
said District on the ND day Of N,vembor A, D. 1860
Alexander Riddle, Executor en- tic Estate ri Ralph
Hill, lata IT johnson, Ia said District deceased
rYescnts his admih iJtrat0n 8ceoUnt ftI settlement:
Wheyenpon, it u olderod tkrt the same to refer
red 10 the 1h day Of Dec miner next a: the Probate OF
fec In said johnson, for examination andaowanec and
shat an concerned be notified hereof by the publication
rfLAis order in the Green Mountain FrCcmtn printed At
MG'pofr three weeks sGccogEiYoIy as soonas may be
ttatthcy m&yGproAf, and sHd Inc and place th hey
scec2use, OH thereto,
The said Executor hc;rE e, TIC present tim4 Judge Of
SAID Probate C4ur tha Sld administration account will
re examined and settled by !2e.
=. II. PENN0CK, LIT Asst JH41o
Of IAnOile County Coat.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-06
TOLU ANODYNE

The Great EtuEagic. Spasro il; End Nervous Kennedy
and alec the Sreateas end oaly NaUral 0riete ever
gi7eg TO the world.
The Teihet ft.dom With whi>h rhy'eians are asked
10 investigate this tplcrdid aid much needed Opiate
by formula tre Of TIE Anodyne both OF which viii
be sent on Inand and the free acceptance Of all WHO
have used it, and its 50 eadid results in % Neara
gia, Headache Of every KIND, Rheumatism, Tooth and
Ear ache Loss Of sleep Dergm Tremens ChcIern Nor
bus, Dysntery, &c. &e is Ell ol8hto csli attention, No
ask investigation.
After six years Of trials and re9u'p the ToIu Arodyne
and Universal Cough Rem fairly before the world
and trust Rli who know will DO me the justice TO in
yeslga'C ty trial, campa all suggestions of tessirpo
mails in the phamph'ets to be found with dealers
will be sent free by me- and then by the real merit they
rosstss, lit them above all charges impatation OF
qusckery, Prices within he reachiof all.
j. w. HuENEWELL & co, Z and 3 CONNER
eisl What, Boston General Ageata,
GEORGE HUNNEWELL, rs Water Street, Sole
Agent Tor New York
Undcr the special supervision orI)HN l.. HUME
WELL. Give mist ud PhaTmacsukt. Eoston, Mas.
whose gEuature covers the e0rks Of the genuine only
and to whom direct oil eonnunio tiopR.
FRED. Z, Smith, DrugGi-t, General Agent for
Montpelier
Fer sale by all Dealers everywhere. tctlyli
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-06
Probate Courts Cor Randolph
District,

DRoBATE voURTS within and for the District Of Ran.
doph for the year ensuing, will be holden as follows
At ha Registers OGce in Brookfed, the hrst Thurs
day in each month at the Orange County Hotel, in
rgck's Hotel in West Randolph, en- the fourth Thursday
In January March May, July, September and November
&C j. L. BowIcs' Hotel In Washington on the second
Thursday in February, Nay ard August.
BY order Of Court,
J. r. CLEAvELAND, Register.
| 1879.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-06
UUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
Cough Remedy

f. is snap city ard most Perfect adaptation TO all
Throat and Lung complaints, from infancy to cid age
asks for special attention. So strictly the laws Of
medicine CONFIRMED 10, !ha aok The same tr c1cm Of
use in dfcasc, is tsr. nsilral fa4tue, that would
Of food to hunger he il a;P sbll0Col' and both NJ
true unless tleJ be q; piled IL ritter. Therefore
f. on Nhooping touLh. lie terror cf tb 4 IcOd. rO
Lung Complaint, oemmoa 10 &H'2 = it So tem'6f'
HIT% NEWEII'S
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Notice.

S Hudah O. Short my wiic refuses to live with me,
n forbid all persons hsrborng or trusting her on my
account, az fhal pay debts Of her contracting AFTER
thH date. GILBERT l.. SHORT.
Calais, Nov. "a, $780, 2'5tWS"
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Liberation.

,IyHtS certdea that have this day given my SON. Lyman
| Kibbee his time during The remainder of his minority
and shall neither claim his earnings pay any debts
Of his contracting after this date. NJ. KlBBEE.
THoMAs S. BoySToE, Witnesg,
Hardwick, March 10, 1850. 2IW3A