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o. All. especially young men. should
ssead The advertisement Of the new .Na-
"en.I DisPenssry." a Cincinnati. Ohio, in
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-05-14

NJ + ID &c A T.
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Aalv1GD GausDos
NEw yoRK BEsrvoLEsr Ixr,,...
ESTABLISHED 1856.

'o ESTABLISHED 1856.
y And devoted 70 THE Cause o. Mfp,r. y.
z FORM; 70 the DlFFusIos o. MEDlcAL Kxow
= = LEDGE FOR THE PREvESrfoo Oh D,ssAsr ~,
y 70 '"e nELiEF OF THOSE SUFFERING Ann A.,
= ff'crED WITH CHRoNc ann viRuLrrr n,s.
Z oEplks. 10 this end this lnfirmarv |, 81
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: throughout The length and breadth ~ ~,
land 70 avoid the PuIsosous Danes rx-as
Ton and IGNORANCE PRoFEssEp PHys,c,.
through which thousands and tens ~ ,ho..s
ands annually perish. o'
Inc following are soma Of the disesses
we cure. not only at the infrmary 81, !. ~,
parts n our country: ~
Consumption and Pulmonary Compl,io,.
revers Scro'ula. Dyspepsis. Eve ,nd a.,
disease, Cancers snd other Tumors Jsrnd,.s
ane Liver Complaint, Seminal We.koes.
AVID Ii DISEASES or the URisARyAxnSexl
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give Joy 70 the afflicted BY effectinp IN All
cases speedy cure.
-" RUE 70 70 charge nothing FOR advice
ana written prescriptions but all furnish
wnen requesien the very best medic ines a
the lowest rates. =
Ihese remedies are prepared in orr ewx
LABoRARy. under The care Of sbIe Chemi.,s
snd are the most reliable known 10 scisnce
including Oh the recent discoveries.
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o. disease, age. occupation. De- We will
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these objects.
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THE LADIES MEDICAL FRIEND. /.
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'ent o. oil complaints peculiar 20 the sex. III
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80 siantly on hand and for sale low q ,ha
COURIER OFFICE.
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SHERlFF'S SALE
NOTICE 10 hereby given that by whine AZ
executions issued from The Office az he
clerk Of Dubois Com. Peas Cour, and 70 me
directed. will offer fcr sale al public sur.
''on % the highest bidder. Tor cash ID hand
y the door OF the Court house in the tow \
81 Jasper.on
SATURDAY, May "a, 1862,
between the hours prescribed b. law ~.
rents and profits for seven years, OF the fol
lowing described real estate, situated In Du.
bois county, to-wii:
The north hsIf Of the south han ar ,he
south east quarter Of the south west quarter
o. section number tweny.six (26) IN town.
sh'p number one (l) south Of range number
nve 90 west. containing ten acres more or
less, adjoining The town OF Jasper.
sad sale will be made without anv relic,
Whatever from valuation or sppraismen,
Avs
Also. the following lots Ia Jasper. 20. vii:
he west hal. OF lot number ninctv one
9i) and the wet half Of lot number one
hundred and two (lo2): 70 be soId subject 70
lppssi-ement Laws.
And on failure 10 realize the full smoun,
4 principal interest and cost called for b.
aid execution, ! will q the same time ana
'hee and IN like manner, sell the Zee sin.
'Ie Of ssid real estate.
Taken IN execution q the property Of
Issil 3. Edmonston. q The suits or William I
'syender, Felix Lambert. Joseph Dawson, ID
"a State 81 Indiana on relation Of Issbell1
)sinkhouss. :
JOHN wEIKEL. Sheriff d. C. Z
W. Il. Dewolf. r. Smith. s,tys fcs pIfIs.
april 80, I5sc-sw Is %
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26

We quote Ground s5a5 SO with limited demand
SUGAR.-Portland Sugars have advanced 10. We
now quote 6lc; AA &c; and Yellow tic. Havana
Sugars are firm, and prices tending upwards. We
quote Brown std9jc, and White l0al0Ic. Crushed
Granuatcd and Powdered sell at l0ta1Ojc.
SALT.-Is In steady demand at the following prices
viz: Turks Island 2 50I2 IS; Liverpool and Cadiz
50 12Ea2 s7I
SEEDS.-Grass Seeds are less active as the season
advances. We quote Herds Grass 81 s7ya2, and
Western Clover 73aS, and Red Top s3d3 25
SPlCES.-Are firm and sales moderate at our quo
tations. Dealers anxiousy awaiting the result of
the Tax Bill
TEAS.-Choice grades of Oolong are firm at 709
75c In small lots to the trade fair article of Oo-
long sells at 5Sa65c Ankoi and lower grades 45a55;
Souchong $3.50: and Hyson 75G1 90 p ib.
TOBACCO.-The market is much excited, and
large sales made at 35c advance from prices of
two or three weeks past We quote IS and 10s best
brands, 42d4Sc, Mediums 3sd41c, and Common
33g36c. Best brands, half Ms, 46d5I, Medium to
Good 4ld43c, and Common 33a3sc. Natural Leaf
ibs 43G53, and Fancy in foil 7sgs1 y fb. There Is
but little old Virginia Tobacco now in Market
Stocks are composed chiefly of Western Tobacco
FRElGHTS-vesses to load for Cuba have been
in very active demand, and freights have recently
improved The Bark Emma +. Chase has been char.
tered for Matanzas at 81 80 y NJ. for Lumber, and
2oc for Sugar Box Shocks; Brig Col. W. Coggins has
also been chartered for Matanzas at 2Oc for Box
Shocks. Brig Chaselain was chartered last week, to
load lumber at st. Stephens, n b., for Barbados at
81 80 p NJ To Liverpool s5s is Offering to load Deals
AT ST. John, n b.. 81 5Oas y is offering for Lum-
Der to the Windward Islands, and sl2 D ton for Hay
to Ship Island and 81 to Norfolk
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26
MEDICAL STORE KEEPERS.


The following extract of an act of Congress in reIa-
ton to the appointment of Medical Storckeepcrs is
published for the information of persons desirous of
applying for such position:
AN ACT to authorize the appointment Of medical
storekeepers and chaplains of hospitals.
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Rcprssen
fatires Of the United States Of America IN Congress
assembled That the Secretary of War be authorized
to add to the medical department of the army medi
cal storekeepers, not exceeding six in number who
shall have the pay and cmoumcnts of military store
keepers in the gnartermasters department. who shall
be skilled apothecarcs or druggists. who shall give
the bond and security required by existing laws for
military storckeepers in the quarfcrmasters depart
ment, and who shall be stationed at such points as
the necessities of the army may require; Prorided,
That the provisions ofthis act shall remain In force
only during the continuance of the present. rebellion
Approved May 10, 1862
ii. The following the regulations which will
govern the appointment of medical storekeepers IN
der the first section of the foregoing act of Congress
l. A board of not less than three medical officers
will be assembled by the Secretary Of War to exam
inc such applicants may by him. be authorized to
appear before il.
q Candidates, to be eligible to examination shall
be not less than twenty five years more than forty
years of age; shall possess sufficient physical ability
to perform their duiics SATISFACTORILY and shall pr
sent with their applications satisfactory evidence of
good moral character.
g. Candidates will be required to pass
examination in the ordinary branches of good Eng
lish education, in pharmacy and materia medca; and
10 give proof that they possess the requisite business
qualifications for the position.
4. The board will rcport to the Secretary Of War
the relative merit of the candidates examined and
they will receive appointments accordingly
5. When appointed each medical storckecper will
be required to give bond in the amount Of $4,000
before he shall be allowed to enter ON the perform
of his duties.
By order of the Secretary of War:
l.. THOMAS, Adjutant General.
Board of Medical Officers for the examination
OF applicants will be convened in the city of WASH
fngton the first day of July to continue in session
one month.
Applications to appear before the Board should be
addressed 10 the Secretary of War.
Surgeon Generals Office, june Q, 1852
iunc23d3t
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26

MODEL WIDow.-She wouldn't wear her veil
up on any account. Thinks her complexion
fairer than ever, in contrast with her sables.-
Sends back her new dress because the fold of
Grape on the skirt isn't deep mourning enough
Steadily refuses to look in the direction Of
dress coat for one week. Wonders if that
handsome Tompkins who passes her window
every day Is insane enough TO think that she
will ever marry again! Is very fond of draw
ing of her glove and resting her little white
hand on her black bonnet, thinking that il NAV
be suggestive of an early application for the
same. Concludes to give up housekeeping
and tries boarding at hotel Accepts Tomp-
kinss invitation TO "attend the children's con-
cert just to please little Tommy! Tommy
is delighted. and thinks Mr.. Tompkins is d very
kind gentleman to give him so much candy
and so many bon-bons. His mamma begins to
admit certain little alleviations of her sorrow
in the shape Of protracted conversations. rides.
walks, etc. She cries a little when Tommy
asks her If she has not forgotten to plant the
flowers in certain cemetery. Tompkins
comes in and thinks her lovelier than ever
smiling through her tears. Tommy is sent ont
into the garden to make "pretty dirt piesv Ito
the utter demolition of new frock and trow-
sers), and returns very unexpectedly to find
his mammals cheeks very rosy, and to be tossed
up into the air by Mr.. Tompkins, who declares
himself to be his "new, new pa"
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
A. Wards Courtship.

There was many af1ectin ties which made
me banker arter Betsy Jane.
Her fathers farm jined our'n; their cows
and our'n squencht their thrust at the same
spring; our old mares had both stars in their
forrerds; the measles broke out i'm both fami-
lies at nearly the same PERIOD our parents
(Betsy's and mine) slept regularly every Sum
day in the same meetin house, and the nabers
used to obsarve:-
"How thick the Wards and Peasleys ARR
1t was sublime site, in the spring of the
year, to see our several mothers tBetsy's and
mine), with their gowns pinned up so they
couldn't sile 'em, efieckshunitly bilin sope to-
gether, a. aboosin the nabers.
Altho hankered intensely arter the objeck
of my afieckshuns, darzunt tell her of the
fires which was ragin in my manly Buzzum.
I'd try to do it, but nv tongue would kerwal-
lop up agin the roof Of my mowth, & stick
there like death to deceased Afrikin. or
country postmaster to his offs, while my heart
whanged agin my ribs like an old-fashioned
wheat Flale agin barn fore.
Twas a earn still mite in Joon. All mater
was husht and nary zefTer disterbed the screen
silens. ! sot with Betsy Jane on the fense of
her fathers pastur. We'd been rompn threw
the woods, kullin flours & driving the wood
chuck from his Nativ Lair lso TO speak, with
long sticks.
II.
feet two and fro, blushing as red as the Bald
insvile skool house when it was fust painted,
and lookin very simple, make no doubt. NY
left arm was ockepied i'm ballunsin myself on
the Tense, while nv right was wounded luv-
ingly round her waste.
Icleared out my throat, and tremblingly
said -
s'Betsy, you air Gazelie."
thought that air was putty fine. waited
n off b.,
evidently didn't fetch her, fur she up to me and
said
@You're Sheep
g..Betsy, / think muchiy of you. Ek
u don't bleeve word you say-so there,
now cum! with which observation she hitch
ed away from me.
II wish thar was winders to my Sole,. sed
l, so that you could see some of my feelings
There's fire enuf in here. sed l, striking nv
buzzuIn with my fist, 'to bile all the corn beef
and turnips in the naberhood versoovius
and the Critter amt a sarkimstance
She bowed her head down, and commenct
drawin the strings to her sun bonnet.
continnered. Sed L.
Ar, could you know the sleeplcss mites
worry through with on your account, how Wit
Ties has seized to be attractiv to me, & how
my Inns has shrunk up, you wouldn't dowt me-
Gaze on this wastin form and these air sunken
checks
should have continnered on this strane
probly for sum time, but unfortnitly lost my
paiiuns and fell over into the pastur kersmash,
tearing my close and severely damagin myself
ginerally.
Betsy Jane sprung to my assistance in dou-
PIE quick time, and dragged me 4th Then
drawing herself up to her full hite she sed =
Il won't listen to your noncents no longer
sleS rife gfrafn rhafv dr,x,
II you mean getting hitched, I'm in"
considered that air enuff for all the practi-
cal purposes, and we proceeded immejitly to
the parsons, and we was made / that very
mite. Yours trewly,
A ARTEMAs WARD.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26

ORIGIN OF SLANDER.-Slande, originates
in this way: Mother Jasper told me that She
heard Greatwoed's wife say that John Hard
stones aunt mentioned to her that Mrs. Iustv
was present when the widow Baskman said
that Hertall's cousin thought Ensign Doolit-
ties sister believed that old Miss OxIey reck.
oned that Sam Trixe's better had told Mrs.
Spanlding that she hoard John Rheumer's wo-
man say that Mrs. Garden had two husbands y
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26

- The Washington Star says "the indica-
tions that come to us through the press and
other refiexes of the popular sentiment in the
Border States, show unmstakably the rapidity
with which President Lincoln's wise and be-
neficent compensated emancipation policy is
gaining favor In those States..' 4&r "a
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26

"A certain clergyman, modest. almost to
bashiulness, was asked by a country apothe-
cary, of contrary character, in = public and
crowded assembly, and in tone of voice suf-
ncient to catch the attention of the whole
company, now ithappened that the patriarchs
lived to such extreme old ape?, To which
question he immediately replied:
Perhaps they took no phSsic..
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26

"A barrister entered the hall with his wig
yerg much awry, of which he was not at ali
apprized, but was obliged to endure from al.
most every observer some remark on its an
pearance, till at last, addressing himself to Mr..
Curran he asked him:
wig?" '''''
The answer was, nothing but the hcad.p
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26

Perpetual sunshine suits not the state of
the natural world; perpetual success is by no
means favorable either to human happiness
or virtue. Hunger is necessary to give a rel
ish TO Rood; the gloom of winter is The happi-
est Recommendation of the cheenulness and
bloom of spring.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26
lI7llal59lG Plhl]
A srEcIrIc KrnKpY roR

sPEcfFIC REMEDY FOR
Spcrmatorrhra, or Seminal Weakness and ccr.v~,
lrritability in either Sex
This malady. the terrible consequences of which src
too well known TO require more than bare allusion
to them Is one Of the most insidious and Therefore
dangerous OF all the long catalogue OF human ma.
II saps the very springs Of Life, rapidly underuipes
the constitution and sinks the unhappy victim into
imbecility and premature gravel Frsm one 10 thrre
boxes Of the Specific Pill ac sufciept to ccf per-
manent cure in the most 0lg,ssrssts cases whefhcr
constitutional or arising from Abuse or Exce,Ses.
MEDICAL TESTIMONY
We believe II to be, in the treatment of Sprrun-
forrhra ~ nenr SPECIFIC any medicine can b.
Science.
Ihave found them all that couid Be des5red. mir
effect has been truly ,condeyftd. 1 used them In a
case OF Spcrmatorrhra of long standing which has
been under treatment for ycau. think three bore
VIII complete the cure-''-E. L. DIcKEK, NJ d.
EYrhis is not Homeopathic remedy, nor i them
any mercury or other deeterious Ingredient eombin-
PxIcE-sl per box Six boxes for q. bv MAI p,.-
paid For sale BY all respectable Drurgiuts. md Il
the Sole General Depot In the United States bv
}. WINCHESTER, 80 Jons sr..N.Y.
Sold at Wholesale by w. y. PHILLIPS,
june23d& w4w PORTLAND. NE.
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26


for using and sent BY express, closely ssaisd to Il
parts Of the country.
PnIcrs.-Full strength. so; Half Strength. ss;
Quarter strength, 20 Per bottle.
pressiy for 0ssrINArE CAsKs, which al other rem
ees of the kind have failed TO cure; also that Il i
warranted as rcpressnfed IN erery respect. or tho
EY-BEwARE OF DITTATIoNs. None genuine
and warranted unless purchased directly qf On n
DISEASES, No. e Union Street, Providence r. l.
s1 This speciality embraces al diseases Of pri-
rate nature both of MEN and WOMEN. by . reru-
larry educated physician Of twenty years pracfjcc
giving his whole attention to them.
EECopsufsfons by letter or otherwise are strictly
confidential. and medicines viii be sent BY Express
States. Also. accommodations for LADIES rom
abroad wishing for secure and quiet Retreat. VITA
good care until restored TO health.
CAUTION.-It has been estimated that over two
hundred thousand dollars are paid to swindlinr
quacks annually, In New England alone without any
benefit to those who pay n Most Of this sum comes
out OF class OF persons who the least able to oso
IT. but once paid they can serer get a buck and they
are compelled to suffer the wrong in silence not dsf-
seires All this comes from trusting without sonirv
TO men who are alike destitute Of honor eharacfcr
and skin. and whose only recommendation i their
Themselves. IT. therefore, you would avoid being
humbuggcd, take mans word No s,nffer ,rhof AZ
professions are. but MAKE INQUIRY IN win eost
advertising physicians IN nine eases out Of ten aro
bogus, there Is no safety In trusting aay qf fhem an
less you know rho and rhaf they are.
as above. ramphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN.
and on Pirate Diseases generally giving most full
information, srith the mosf wndosbfed r.frences asd
fesftnoaits. without which advertising ply scian
or medicine Of this kind Is deserving Of ANY coxrr-
DENcE WHATEVER.
Fy-Orders by mail promptly attended to- write
yonr address plainly, and direct to Dr. II. n MArrf-
son, above.
June %. DAWN
The Portland daily press., 1862-06-26
STATE OF MAINE.
GENERAL ORDER No. Is. '''-'


The Governor aud Commander in { hief tlirccts
that all soldiers belonging to Maine at home ON fur
Tough otherwise, not having been discharged from
service. will report Themselves IN person or by letter
10 the Adjutant General at Augusta forthwith
All such persons except those whose ftlrlourhs
have not expired who fail 10 report themselves i'm
mediately. viii be liable 10 be treated a. deserters
All officers of Maine Regiments or companies ex-
eept those on parole, now absent from duty will
be considered by the War Department as ssabsent
without leave, unless they report in person nj their
respective commands Immediately. their absence i
duly authorized by orders from the Adjutant General
of the United States. which order must be based upon
certificate which the Paymaster viii require before
a payment is made thereon.
All invalid and wounded officers of Mane who ara
able to travel although their disability may not have
been removed, will immediately report in person TO
the General Commanding the camp of Instruction NJ
Annapolis Maryland and thence proceed 10 their
commands. or remain at that post until an Examining
Boardshal decide upon their ability return 10 duty
The foregoing is in pursuance of orders from the
War Departmental Washington, and its requirements
must not be neglected.
By orsfer ~ Tie toan,dRd,T-in-ckief
JOHN L. HODsDoN, Adjuiant General.