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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-01-07
JAsPER


DoumK ELorEmESr.-Rather AZ
extraordinary occurrence ior our usu
ally quiet county occurred this week
a young man named Robert Fostel
had been, without the knowledge Of
suspicion Of her anxious '.parients. :
laying siege to the heart Of fair Miss
Margaret j. Green, Of the delectable
neighborhood Of Ireland, where self
piety, seIf-ioyalty, and big feelings
generally does 70 much abound. On
Sunday, sleighing being tolerably
good, the loving dsmsel. induced, we
suppose, somewhat by her ardent de-
sire Tor Q sleighrice, we'll wrapped no
in one cover with her lover, took adj
vantage Of her fathers absence, aud
with the gay young lothario, drove to
JASPER, where they tried to get mar.
ried, bot couldn't, for want of the
aforesaid parents' consent for license.
Not 10 DO baf1ed thus, and remember
ing the adage, that 'love laughs at
al obstacles" and having an infinite
scorn for the usual ceremonies in such
cases, they proclaimed themselves man
and wife, AID driving to the Indiana
Hotel q such, made . bliesful mar.
riage couch Of one II Mr.. Neudeck's
iuxurisnt beds, and next morning
considered themselves las good rs
married" anyhow, and left for Troy.
The enraged father OF the girl, return
ing home and ascertaining the cir. l
started in pursuit. and =
the couple enjoying the felici. ]
les Of married life at q hotelin Troy. !
de brought them back, and on yester- J
Lay they we're duly Joined together in
awful wedlock by kev. A. J. Strain.
{ the Kraus Hotel, amid the con- Y
Of numerous young and 2
nvious beaux there assembled.
This couple was accompanied inlA
heir leaving by another, far more
uilty, and who should receive the
xecrations Of all communities. OneIiu
anles Z. Foster, . married man, leftIA,
wife, and four helpless little chill N
'en, in az almost destitute condition o1
ID without any thing to eat, and -
Ok with him Q Mrs. Mouser. whose :;
lsband is serving bis once glorious i.
Ontry in the army. W. understand \.
guilty pair are now staying in ],
oy. 4"
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GA newspaper j. to BE- published IA
Paris devoted exclusively 10 matrimonial
interests. Its only sdver,issmsnn viii Be-
''wsnss'' and replies from persons Who wish
husbands and wives; its literature 10 to. be
lovs correspondence. its essays are 10 srss,
o. the affections. Of marital duties end
rights and its editorials will give advice to
he h~l.treated. the deserted md the lonely
grsnis. This l. progressive sgs.
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in addition 70 our main bu.ine.. u Pic
r"sRArHic MArERfALs. we AZ si-sdqusr
iesr Tor The follow ing. va
ANO STEREOSCOf:c
VIEWS.
OF these we have m immense ssscsim~n nj,
including War Scenes. A aericsn and For
r'gn Cities and Lsndscspes. Groups, Sl.tu
ary,&c- &C. Also. Revolving Slereosc,p-r
Tor pubic Or private exhibition. Our Csra.
'ogue will be sent 10 any address % recsep,
II stamp.
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WCapt. Beckett left here on Wed.
nesday morning, to take his place
among the congregated wisdom OF the
State in the Legislature at IDdianapo.
lie. His legal business in the next
Circuit Court will be attended to BY
"A. Clements, Esq.
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Andrew Humphreys and the Order q
General Hovey.

II
The indianapolis Sentinel saws: W. -,
9 indebted 70 Major j. W. Walker. Assis,sn,
: a djutsnt General upon the STAFF Of Breve,
MsJor General ALVIN P. Hovey. for q copy
OF General Orders, \. /. dsred January I'd.
containing the finding OF the Military Com.
mission in the case Of Andres Humphrev.
The sentence and its modification BY the mi
'tary commandsnt Of this district. The
order recit's The charges snd specifications
upon which Mr.. Humphreys WIS tried be
lore the commission. which We hsve hereto.
fore published At length. snd the finding Of
he commission upon each, and then pives
Inc sentences, which reads as follows:
And the commission do. therefore. SEN
I'ence him, The sid Andrew Humphreys, d
citizen Of the State OF Indiana, 10 be con.
|hned - hard labor during the war. At sueb|
place ss he proper authority may designate.
Ihereupon General Hovey issues the fol-
general order. changing and modify
ing the sentence Of The commission:
y. The proceedings. findings and Gen.
'ence. 70 the foregoing case Of Andrew
citizen Of Tho State Of Indiana
States Of America, are approved
but e the evidence does NOT show that The
's'd Andrew Humphreys took any active !
part or committed my over acts which were 4
calculated 70 incite % insusres,ion, or aid !
% conspira cy. and ia view Of his former :
'oed character, and lengthy conf nemen,. IL
'ol A !. Warner, 18th Regiment ". r. &. a
Commanding post q Indisnspolis. indiana In
WI discharge the said Andrew Humphreys. :,
pom The following conditions. viz: a
Thst the ssid Andrew Humphreys rive
. parole Of honor that he will cop6ue |"
lmself within The limits Of Wright and =,
'ockton townships. in the county or Greene.
Inc State o. Indiana. during the term or q
e present var Of the rebellion, and further.
~ ne win take no part directly or ind.
city. Against The prosecution Of the pres-'."
y war BY the United States, sQains, The
bells now in
Upon the breach Of said parole By the
% a ndrew Humphreys, he viii BE- imme.
'ssiy arrested and delivered 10 the com.
officer q Covingson, Kentucky.
70 charged with the execution OF the
commi,.;o, s = ger
That
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Or WELLs.-We are informed that
'tAo foreign companies have leased q
large amount Of land in this county,
for the purpose Of ''boring for oil..-
II oil abounds where coal exists, this
county is underlaid with a vast lake
OF oil, for sink a shaft in it where YOU
will. and coal will be found.
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Cncun CouRT.-Dnbois Circni
Court, Judge John Baker presiding
convsues 10 Jasper on the 4th Mon
day Of this month. We understand
the docket embraces about the usua
number Of causes. The following per
sons will compose the Grand Jury:
John g, kcthis. John w. Ellis.
John Nskne, Samuel KsIso,
Deniel J. Bsnts. james Stewart IT,.
Henry VS. Barker. John Reuber.
John Gerksn Ernst BIsmker.
Geshsrt Sssllmsn. John B. Bickwermers.
Tho following is the regular panel
Of Pettit,J urors:
y. +. Dsvison. Jsmes w. Ellis.
John r. Bacon, VIM. Shenod.
Chss. Morgan Milton Kesn,
@. w. King. August Bets,
VIM. H. Harris, George Crsss,
John Judy John Edilo.
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FnE EsoINE--Tbrough the liberal
ity Of the citizens, our town has now
: fire engine. The "b'heys" had her
out % trial last Wednesday, and che
performed very satisfactorily for the
iiret time. The county should now
build 2 large cistern adjacent to the
court house for the protection Of it,
property, and W. understand ! peti-
ton 70 that effect will Be- presented to.
ing.
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Photogra bic Albums

We were the first 10 introduce these inn,
the United States, and We manu'srfure i'm
mense quantities Ia great variety. rsnrius
~ prize from 50 cents 70 $50 e.ch. Ou,
ALBUMS have the repuss,,on Of beisa
superior IN beauty snd durability TO any
They will be sent BY nail. free, on
Of prre.
Il Fine Albums made to orcer.n
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FOUND.

|(s ne Pso'i ssd HsysvilIs Nd. s;x
m,ies east q HsyssiiIs. sbous enc sid-
80 2. october 1854. . carpet sssk, eossII-
.-,y 700: eoass'sisg sioshisg End other
snue'es- Inc owner . rsqossIsd % eeue
'osssrd' prove property. and ~ ehsrses
sod take property. Apply q me Ps,s:..
'soIn n.yss.iIr: a. w. SHIvELY.
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IL Attention is directed to the ad.
.vertisement Of Messrs. 4. & h. T,
a nthony a Co., in this paper. This
firm is one Of the best and most relie-
able 10 the country, and any one or.
dering Photographs. or other materi-
ais from them may be sure Of getting
what they send for.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-01-07

VWhy don't you 60 to Fried
mans Hall and get your Photographs
taken! Mr.. Hewins will fix EN- inst
right, and its worth q visit to bis gal
iery Just to see the handsome faces he
has congregated there!
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u Yesterday morning ''old grand,
ma commenced picking her geese
and by night we had the heavics,
snow Of the season, II inches, more
less, OF snow, covered everything
get at-able.
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0Common Pleas Court adjourned
" ednesday evening. No business Of
general interest was transacted.
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Office - hereby given that the under
- signed has been appointed admini-trs
Tor OF the estate Of August Klosiermsnn,
lA'e o. Duboi county. deceased. Said e..
tate Is supposed 20 be solvent.
GERHARD SIEHAUS, adm.
Jan. 7sh. Is65-3w. =
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NOTICE

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NOTICE Is hereby given that the under.
~ signrd has been sppo:nt-e Admin
i-irsior, u he e-is- u Wm. G .r,sd. ~
- Dubois c"u1ty. dscessed; ssis tsr.rs =
.r2posrdi . BE- inrclssnt.-
c. D0ANE. ss.'r.
lar 7ah. las -3s
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Washington . Opinion Of Paper Mn.

Washington . Opinion Of Paper Mrne
The following letter, written by Genera,
Wash'sg,sn more than seventy years 400
on the paper Or bank currency ouecioo
WILDE Fesd just nov with more than ord;
nary interest. II Oh ouId BE- read. s,udie .,
and reelected on By every man ano boz n
the land: F
Mt VERNON. February 81. 1857.
Dear Sir.-Yourt favor Of the ooh ~,
cs"s.duly 70 hand. To give an opinion on
On issue Of 90 much Importance a. In,
which hes warmly sgitsted the two brsncbe.
o. your legislature, and which from The %.
is made. u likely 10 create ! dsn
gerous division. il rather : delicate matter.
but % THE diversity Of opinion IL on Z sub.
'ect which hss. believe. occupied the minds
most men, and % my sentiments thereon
'svs been iuIly and decidedly expressed LONE
the Assembly either or Maryland o.
he state rs convened. ! DO DOT scruple 10
|sclsrs that II | had . voice Ia your Legjs-
ure. i would have been given decidedly
gainst the emission, upon the general prip.
iples q lie utility % : representative md
ne necessity Of Il q Z medium.
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.S1vllE undef.igued viii proceed with III
county surveyor ~ nuooi- eo.nIv i.
the 26'h DAY II } an 1865 10 ruu rh- lsn-.
snd dr'-rmine the boundsr - u --~~rier-
NJ. IS. town I south Of range 4 Wes..
The intermediates ines will also ve run sn1
The corners thereof established. Person
will please b. present
ANDREW BEANG.
Isn. 7th, 1864.
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~ ertoss 10 great vsr5etv.-Besght Isw
80 fss ssis lss, y Jss. Fsaassns
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y. 4 n. 7. 20.
NJ manufacturers Of Photographic Mate
rails.
wBoLRsALE AND RErArL
sol BROADWAY. N. Y.
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increase 81 7s6,36s 50
This immense increase only includes the
addition 10 State, county and township taxes
Add %. this increase the Federal taxes, d.
rect end indirect, and then some estimate
can be formed Of the increased burdens
levied upon the industry Of the people since
the advent Of the present dominant party
into power. These figures speak Tor them.
selves and they need no rhetoric 70 enforce
The lessons which they teach end illustrate.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-08

wreck Of the steamer 7. E. Lee, from Mata-
gorda, OF the mouth Of the Rio Grande, in
squall. Six Of her crew were drowned.
Twenty others were picked up on cotton
bales By the French bark cortilonz, from
Havana. They also notice the destruction
Of 500 bales of cotton belonging to merchants
in Matamoras.
Middling cotton is selling at s6a2se Al
Mstamoras.
Crushed sugar I6alsc, ordinary brown,
9aI0c. But little inquiry for cotton.
NEW YoRK, Jan. THE steamer Golden
Rule, from Greysown on the SOth ult, ar
rived this evening. Col. Buckley and
party of the Russian. telegraph expedition,
reached Greytown in safety, en- route fol
San Francisco. The Golden Rule brings
sixty Eve passengers.
The Commercials Washington special
says: The receipts of the Internal Reve-
nue. since the beginning Of the war has
been over one hundred million dollars.
1t is certain that the rebel Secretary Of
War sent permission to the elder Blair to
visit Richmond, but it did not reach him
before he left Washington.
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River ard Steamboat NeHs.

The Cumberland is stationary with feet
water on the shoals. The prospect is fair
for another rise. Weather yesterday clear
and pleasant.
ARRIVED.
=. I. Woodward, Louisville
BEPARTED.
=. T. McCorgbs, Louisville.
The Ohio Is al stand at Pitt-burg with
Q feet in the channel At Cincinnati it has
risen feet inches, and is still rising.
LENS On the 9Th, four feet water
was reported st Hsrdscrabble, between that
place and Cairo, though greater depth wac
on either side. There was 3 fair stage OF
water 70 Alton. Tie upper Mississippi,
Missouri and Illinois were closed by ice.
TIE 1dahoe and Chsrmer are loading at
Evansville for this port. Tbs former is ex-
Pectei IN time to depart, OF her return trip,
Monday al u O'Clock.
The splendid steamer n. s. Mepham is
expected Monday and will depart for St.
Louis as advertised, Tuesday the 10th.
The !. II. Groesbeck left Cincinnati on
the Stu for this port. The Nashville was 20
leave on tie 9th and the Nora, Eightin-
gale, Lady Pike, and Melnotte we're TO fol-
low 90 soon az loaded.
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SgFERIoR RENEDY.-We can cOnscien-
tioasiy recommsnd to those suffering from
distressing cough, Dr.. StrickIand's Nell
huOus Cough Balsam. i gives relief al
most instantaneOusly, and is withsl not dis
agreeable 70 the taste. There is no doub
but the Melliauous Cough Balsam is one OF
the best preparations in use, and is all that
It's proprietor claims for il. We have tried
10 during the past week, aud found relief
from most distressing cough. It is pre-
pared by Dr. Strickland, No. East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and for sale BY
Druggists, al 50 cents per bottle.
ap2g-f sa su-lv
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Rebel operation, AZ OWeRshoro. Ky.

The Evansville Journal Of the 5th is fur
Hishsd by Col ". S. Mcfarland with the
following incidents Of the rebel operations
st OWeEsboro.
Tia colored troops leit there en Sunday
evening, and The guer-ilias, 10 The number
Of fifteen men uader command Of Capt.
Duncan, eHtsrsi the town aud proceeded
70 heir regular svoeations, robbing and
Plundering. They broke into the dry
goods store Of King and Peter, By the
back door, and robbed it Of goods TO the
amount Of three hundred 10 one thousand
dollars.
they proclaimed their purpose % burn
he courthouse on Tuesday morning.
The posted up notice for oonscripts. which
Mcfarland constituting 70 iaeau him. he
concluded % egnigrale. Accord .urlv, 90
ing o The river, he seized skiG and I'M
Provisiag q pair Of oars, made his way 10
The IndiEns shore. Several men had been
sonseriPted in the county, ard tie rebel
force in the vicinity is estimated Al one
hundred and afty 10 two hundred and fifty
strong.
On Christmas day, Taylor came in with
= Gag Of truce, aud remained al dav.
drinking and playing euchre with the Fed
eral oincers-ior which conduct the latter
ought 70 be court mariialed and shot.
The whole region Of couatry on the Ken
tacky side, from Greea river 10 Louisville
has apparently beea abandoned 20 the an
disputed eoatrol OF the nsuraudsrs aud
tAieves, Taylor, Duncan, Davidson 4 Co.
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The Recorder disposed Of twenty cases
yesterday; one FOR csreisss driving four
f5r disordsrly conduct; one for drunken
ness aud disorderly conduct one for null
sance one for Indecent exposure Of persons
seven for drunkenness; one for keeping
business house open on Sunday and three
~ stealing. Two Of the parties arrested
- stealing were discharged the other, i.
c. Myers, was committed 70 appear before
lie Criminal Court.
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DIARIES FoR ISG5.--A splendid assert
ment OF Diaries sor 1865 for sale at low
prices, varying in price from SOC TO
$500, by AT Murray i Co, Army News
Agents, Nashville and Chattanooga R.
R. Depot dec q Nv
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SELLING OFF, SIZZLING oFF.-In conse
quence of an intended change Of bust
ness, 4 & n Landsberg 4 Co, offer for
sale at greatly reduced prices, heavy
stock Of Cavalry Boots, Buck Gsunt-
lets, Socks, Tobacco, Cigars, with a
complete variety Of Suffers Goods.
Also at low figures, 400 dozen assorted
liquors, wines, &c.
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Information is wanted Of my wife, Mrs.
John ). Banks, and two children. / left
them on Friday morning last, temporarily,
at q private residence in the city, and since
then, being 8 stranger, have not been able
20 identity the place. Any information Of
their whereabouts viii be gratefully re-
ceiyed by distressed husband. l can be
found at the upper end Of the Market
House. join J. BANKS.
NezIviT1a 70,
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The loyal citizens Of Po7tionsof East Ten
nessse are daily subjected TO the depreda
tions Of rebel guerEillas and thieves. Muir
dsrs and robberies are efconstant occurrence.
Provision should, as soon rs possible, be
made to put an end 10 this state Of things.
ia few East Tennessee regiments Of caval-
~ we're sent there with instructions TO clean
out the narsuders, they would 10 the work
thoroughly.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-08

THEATRE.-Ths enterprisiug managers Of
the old theatre have made an engagement
with Miss Lottg and M. !. E. McDonough,
who make their FIRST appearance tomorrow
night. The entertainments selected are
the nautical drama OF Black-Eyed susan,
and the a'terpiece Of the Good for Nothing.
Ia the drama Mr.. McDonough plays
William and Miss Lolita, Susan. In the
snerpiece Miss Lolita plays Nan.
The Seven Sisters, grand spectacular
sensation piece, WEIGH always has ire
mendous run, viii be produced during the
engagement Of these artists.
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Crunk, Glascock Co., will sell at the
residence Of Calvin Ferguson, on Russell
street, Edge6eld, ell Of his household and
tchen furniture, &c, on Thursday, Jan.
=. 1865. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
Jan 8-4t
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The Louisville train came in on time last
evening. Near Woodburn six guerriliss
showed themselves, and one Of then dis
charged his musket a. the train, but did no
damage. The whole Of them fed.
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Nav THEATRE.-The talented actresses
the Webb Sisters, have been engaged fos
another week and on tomorrow evening
sppear q two Gne pieces, the Wandering
Boy and the Invisible Prince. In the one,
Miss Emma plays Justin and Miss Ada,
Paul; in the other, Miss Z. plays Don Le-
anier and Ms A, Abucitina. A very fine
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-08

Choice table butter and fresh eggs, care
fully selected FOR family use, at c. H. AIbes,
SO Cedar street, between Cherry and Sum
mer. lDec30-Iws
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During the Christmas holidays seven cit
irsno Of Coyingiou, KY, were presented
By their wives with twins. Covington Is a
greas place.
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Geo. y. Sanders says the St. Adams raid
s-s were Of the best blood Of Kentucky!-
kentucky blood must be dreadfully diluted
then. George is not man Of letters though
letter writer; yet Ms pea is mightier than
hi .rnrd
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-08

We are indebted to Cone, Tunnel a CO.,
for the latest New York Dailies and Illus
trated newspapers.
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Just received, q large and selected
stock Of Cigars, Smoking and Chewing
Tobacco, at H Ehrenbergs, No 40
Union street
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We are greatly obliged to D. 2. Fsuids,
Publisher, Louisville, KY, for couple o.
pieces Of charming music-"Sweet Gene
we've" and the Nightingale schottische."
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The snow disappeared rapidly yesterday
under the genial influence Of bright sun ;
and the city lakes Of mud were again expos
ed % view.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-08

The largest stock of Cigars and To
bacco, at Ehrenbergs, No. 40 Unisn-
street
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-08

Fresh Butter, Eggs, Corn Meal and
new Buck Wheat Flour, at W. W
Tottan.s. No % College ST dec2Itf
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We are compelled TO lay over this morn
ing, reluctantly. the list Of deaths in the
Military Hospitals. It viii appear in our
next.
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SUNDAY, JANUARY s, Rs65

Passengers from Louisville report tnew
there yesterday morning shout twelve
inches deep. Look cut for food.
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For the latest styles, the neatest and pref
test dry goods, notions &c, 60 &c ". Free
man 4 Co.'S, IS Public Square, corner Of
Dender;ek street.
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Carpenters wishing employment are re-
fsrred To the advertisement Of Mr.. 4. c.
Bruce lie wishes 70 employ number,
and will give excellent wages.
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Examine those beautiful Plaids snd
French snd English MerinOs at ". Free
man ( Cos, % Public Square, corner Of
Deaderick street
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SAVE, SAws-700 Saws. Of su kinds
for sale By G. ". Fall 4 Co, Hardware
Deslers, = Pabiic Square. noy27tf
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Or. cOLEMANS
Private Dispensary.

While humanity continues 10 DO iufrm
and man is prone to err, and the conss-
quences are visited upon the unfortunate,
he should early seek relief from the misery
thus entailed. And the man who deYotes
his time and talent to the relief Of this
species Of human suffering is not less
Philsnthropist than he who seeks to relieve
any other affiiction to which man is subject
for true philanthropy looks not 70 what
caused the trouble, but what viii cure il,
Dr.. COLEHAN has devoted large portion of
his time to the cure of the class of dis
eases mentioned in his advertisement in
to-dsy's paper. He has duly qualified
himself by study and experience 70 perform
what he promises. He has been located N
our midst for several years, and the testi-
monisls OF the press which he has
quoted in his card, are q guarantee 10 the
afflicted for his skill and nttainments.
His Office is "a North Cherry street. Pest
Office Box, 500. sug5
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allloll.

THE UNION he's the larsest
ctrcuIation of any NevvsI2RISssr ln
,sfrc,1iafson more than double any
other paper