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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-22
PardOned.

Mr.. LEWIS WAsHiNGTos, of this Coun.
", and descendant of Gen. Washington,
late of the Rebel army, was psrdonsd on
Saturday lssI. BY Presiien, Johnson.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-22

IS Fred. Sehley, Esq, has disposed
OF his interest in the Frederick md
Examiner, 10 David NJ. Smith. Esq,
who. for the past two years has had
charge OF the ediiofiai dspsrimen, Of the
Psper
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-22
coaMu.NIc ATED. ]

TOT ttc tSteI =
Mr. Editor :-Acc5rding to arrange
uep,s OBVIOUSLY made, Grand Picnic
was held in the grove adjoining the SpeaVw
Soring, in this county. distant some eighi
miles from your town, on Saturday las''
the 18Th inst. Although the day Was
not a. fair as it might have been, yet lne
lowering clouds did not deter the "lair
sex" from turning out to participate IN
The fesdvitirs Of the occasion.
/ Abont 10 o'clock, the ladies' and gen
Ilemen of this and Berkeley counties be-
gan assembling, and have attended a
great many pic-nics, but never saw
li.roer assemblsge at one before IN my
life. Suppose as the war is over anu II
was the FIRST gathering Of the kind IN ms
Ineighborhood. was the cause OF so large
turnout. The forenoon was prIncIpal'
Ily occupied in conversation and exchans-
ing greetings, for many Of US had not met
/ for four or five wears. Al noon bounil-
ful repast was spread on the green swaFd'
and all hands seemed to enjoy the novel
,v Of the feast. The "good things OF
life" were plentiful, and gotten up IN such
STYLE az ONLY the ladies of this neIghoor'
hood know how TO get them up Alter
refreshing the Inner man, music was
brought forth, and all those who ieltI!K
"trpping the light fantastic toe were
Invited TO ioin in the mizzy dance, and
the lovers Of TerPsicbore enjoyed them
selves exceedingly well for several horfs'
The sun now began to lose himself &c,
hind the western mountains, and warned
rs that !. was lime TO bring cur iesu7liIes
10 a close. After leaving the Spring we
were invited TO "Traveller's Rest, by
lis hospilable occupant, when after again
refreshing ourselves, and resting from The
fatigue of the day, music was introduced.
and the lads and Iasses again participated
in the gidJy dance, which was Kept up
ill late hour at night
| cannot close my brief notice oil ms
pic.nic without mentioning some oil The
ladies', who were pointed out TO me as
Queens of Beauty" however. l do not
wish to speak disparagingiy OF others
that were present, but may meniloD
Miss S. and Miss r., of This county, Miss
d. and Miss F., Of Berkeley county, and
Miss II. and Miss r., of your town. as
the ones that bore off the palm, for they
were fair to behold
There was nothing occurred TO mar the
pleasures oflhe day, except the breaking
of buggy wheel, Of a young gentleman
of your town, but as it was easily repair
ed, the shadow of gloom which it cas-
over his face, soon wore away, and ell
went as merry as "marriage bell with
him after that. The day will long be
remembered by those who were present.
AMO.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-22
The Acouittal of Miss Harris.

Miss Mary Harris, who has been on
trial before the court at Washington city,
for several days, for the murder of Bur
roughs, a lover who wrote her go many
aAecnonste letters from various places,
over The signature of "Incog," and adj
dressed to MY Dear Little Mollie. y
The case excited great deal of interest
aud sy pathy, and The court room was
crowded on the last day to hear the argu-
ment Of her counsel, Hon. ID. w. FOor.
bees. The case was given to the jury
about 4 o'clock, p NJ. on "Wednesday
and in five minutes returned verdict OF
mot Guilty" Upon The announcement
Of lhe verdict the large audience cheered
aud sPpIauded vocIlerousiy, and the la
dies waved their bandkcrchie(s and shed
Jears. The prisoner, Miss H., tainted
a. d was carried from The room by her
counsel, Joseph IL. Bradley, Esq.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-22
Bush MePfInE.

A Quarterly meeting Of the NJ. +.
church will be held in the grove al Rlne-
harl's school house on Saturday ADD Sun
day, the l9ih and ooh OF August.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-22

beautiful residence of Andrew Hunter,
ESQ, in Charlestown, and those Of +. |.
Les, Esq, and Hon. A. r. Boteler. near
this place, together with all the furniture,
&C., they contained. Z These things were
done by military orders, and the recollec-
riou thereof will make the authors as Ia
nous as the youth who fred the Temple
OF Diana a, Ephesus, and thereby handed
his name down to Posterity.
The Presby ,erisn church at Elk Branch
and many school houses and other build
ngs have been nearly ruined by the occu-
patton of troops. But our town has for
tunaiely escaped that destruction OF prop
ty that has fallen upon some other pieces,
perhaps more from its location than any
other cause.
Thus we have mentioned some Of the
changes that have taken place around US,
but the return oil Peace has been gladly
welcomed and hearty desire TO restore
the former prosperity manifested. Bust
ness is reviving in towns and the farmers
are improving their lands and rebuilding
the waste places, and in a few years we
hope me whole country will show the
energy and industry Of our people to
great advantage, and all alike will feel The
blessings that arises from mutual aid and
kindness towards each other.
Let then tie Dead Past bury the
dead. Let prosecutions and persecu-
lions cease. Let all feelings of enmily
be buried, and let not that disposition 10
prosecute one party and not the other,
for depredalions commiued under militia
~ orders aad regime, WREN law was IN
ohryaure AID all acted as if property uI
an cucmy was lobtc ~ comi>caHUn and
Geemed what was tair for one was fair
fnr the o,hcr. That time is nov past.
aud let 4 he hlOted from the records.
Gcn,ral Giant pledged lis WCrd and hon,
OF, snd the Government sanctioned II,
lhal the soldiers Of the late Rebel army
shall be allowed 10 90 to their homes
aud there remain undIslUrbed as long as
they observed 'heir parole>,' and tie
President III hs proclamation has par
doned and restored to rights Of praperry
and citizenship tie rank and file OF the
same army Then why should hey be
conliara'y sDuoyed, and instead Of Try
ing 10 alleviate suffering and restore
peace and concord and ii harmonious ac-
Hon among good citizens, creating di--
ltusl and IlI-treIng. We have all doubt
less sJlrf,d much and msny heart i
ssddeued and griered hy misIor'uncs and
0ereayem, MS. The wooden icgs aud
cmpty sl,ey,s Of gail nj soldiers ought 10
rebukr all vIndictve feeling. 'I'is God
like 10 forgive an enemy, and 1t IS far
more noble and chrisiisn.llte TO soothe
the sorrows of the afflicted AMI bind up
the broken hearted and smooth the rug
ged pathway Of those who mostly feel the
wrongs Of the war and the great changes
that have taken place in families and
property, than 10 be constantly stirring
up -iuls .nd ulsrord LeI there De uniOn
Of hearts as we'll as of haHds. aud let Us
ali forgive each other and assist one anoth-
er in removing the ravages Of war and
changes wrought thereby, and the rising
generation vii yet call Us blessed
"ADd departing, l"ave bel ind US
Footprints on the sands Of lime
Aid To The Southern Railroads.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-22

CoNFIcATiON OF PRoFERYT.-We are
able TO state, on the direct authority OF
the District Attorney OF the UuiIed States
for Virginia, shat the pardon from the
President relieves the property OF the cit
izcn from all liability TO cOnfscation. EV,
cry lawyer and sensible man knew this
before; but TO put an end 10 all doubt on
the subject, we make the foregoing au'
lhoritalive announcement. 1t may be
further stated that the general pardon ob.
tanned by citizens not embraced in the
thirteen excepted classes, who take The
oath Of amnesty prescribed by the Procls-
nation of May, operates, in the language
of the document itself, as a "resloration
of all rights of property" except as 10
slaves, and except in cases where Procee-
dings for coufiscation "haVe been instItu-
ted;" that is to say, as we suppose, bad
been Instituted at the date of the procla-
malion.-RichmOnd Republican.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-22

UNIvERsITY OF VIRGINIA.-Tbe Board
of visitors of the University: Alex. RlVes,
Rector; B. ]. Barbour, President pro
tempOre; DR.. Woods, Marmaduke John
son, DR.. PreiIow, Charles l.. Mosby, K.
w. Hughs, General Lewis and Thomas
S. Tabb-met al Charlottesville on the
9Th instant, and reappoinled the old lacul-
ly, which consist Of the following gentle
men:-Dr. Maupin, Chairman; Professor
Gildersleeve, Ancient and Modern Lam
gnages; DR.. McGufIie, Professor Of Nor
al Philosophy; Drs. Cabel and Davis Pro-
lessors Of Medical Faculty; John B. Mi
nor, OF Law; Frank Smith, Of Natural
Philosophy; Or. scheIe De We're, of
Modern Languages, while Professor Hol-
mes will I'll the chair Of Bellies Letters
and Literature.
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Aid to the southern Railroads.

4 letter from Richmond 10 The New
York World, says that "lhe President OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has ob-
tanned an order from the government to
furnish tie Southern railroads with all the
stock bcluuging to the United States gov
ernment, at far valuation; Trusting the
roads Tor the money To De pad out OF The
receipts llom the business. This will
save HE EoyerumenI many thousands OF
dolIa:S,by obtaining lar better price than
Il could Otherwise receive, and al The
same lime, afford The roads facilities for
dcvelopmentelh that they could not else
where have found. Mr.. CARROTS well.
known activity and efficiency during The
war, in Transporting such vast amounts OF
troops and stores, with such SURPRISING
regularity and promtilude, proved him 10
be abou, as good man as could have
been selected for so important position.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-22
The AIarrland Farmer.

The Nay and Jolly numbers Of his ex-
ceIlent Agricultural Monthly are. receiV-
ed. All farmers ought 10 have this Agri.
cultural Journal 10 keep up with improve
menis 10 implements. &c. Published by
S. s. Mills 81 Co, No. a, Sooih Cal
vert Street, Baltimore, Md, al 81 so pei
yesrin advance.
C. Al Newiown, FIederlck county,
Va, s.. c. Hall is appointed postmaster,
and Jas. Il. Griffith posinasls, at While
Hall, same county.
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Al a design i TO make on paper
Jnr Iaas whl - "a lnlerest ~ sai en-
"A ~ l.s uiiirrent departments u
ac-ive industry in every part VI tie
county. we respectfully solicit the Co
operation d onr intelligent citizen.
throughout it, limits And Icing -
pecially DESTROYS If promoting th'
itrsnin. interests Of Dubois. items il
ans department VI agriculture are par
I.icnlarly solicited. Please send rs Al
tte news. incidents, general i~niorsna
aud mineral discoveries IN youl
respective ncighhorhrods.
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Manhood: How lost, How
Restored.

z7\ just published. 10 : new edition d
- bs. Cuiverweips Celebrated Essas
~ The radical cure (vithout med,rirr)
" .SpermstorrhGs. er Seminal Weak.
hess. ~Invc'uDssry. Emissions SrxuslDfbii
~. anu lnpsdimenss 10 Marriage generally.
Nervousness C~oEsUnrImx. EPILEPsr. and
frs; Mental snd physical incompscity,
resulting from Self Negligence Cr sexunsI
sAtrsvsgsncc.
IL Price. sealed envelope, only 6
The world ned ssthor, ia this "a.
'n'rabie Lecture clearly proves from bic owl
experience that the awful Consequences 81
Self-Abuse may Be e~flectully removed in.
out medicine. and without dangerous surci.
cal operations, bougies. instruments. rinrs
o. ooFdisis. pointing out . mode. OF cure nl
cnce certain md effeciusi. BY which ever,
sufferer, no matter what his con dition INA,
be. may cure himself chespIy. privately sn,
radically.
This Lecture should be IN The hanjs o
every youth and every ms q IL the land.
Sent under seal. 10 pisin envelope. i
sny address, post paid. on receipt Of Xix cent
% two post stamps. ~ addressing.
CHAS. }. G. KLINE 4 CO.
l27 Bowesy. N. Y. Post Office box 4.5s6.
dec. BIB, 1865-3m.
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a<GGMM0EATrUS' LANE
JASPER And

TEyHE undersigned wili run . Sage from
- Jasper % Lsorooiee. fur ihs scrnmmo.
o. The pabiic once s.~eek. leaving
Jasper every Tuesday mcrdine " ;irs~ n
viii the cars. ara returning o.
"Wednesday. lie will be thankful for !
share ot public patronage.
Nv ANTONY STEINHAUSER
Dee 26sh. ls54-ly.
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The Mason 4 n amIin
ORGANS.

EOrTY &c rem. styles. adApset 70 sscrec
srd secular =sasic. Tor $50 ~ $600eash
rElnrr rIvE 9 Id ~ SILVER rEDats, 9th
~ preniums swarted them. fiu~trsfef
Casslsgles Tree A1trsSs. ritsoE 4 Han
e.. Boston. " uason Brothers, Nr~ yors
Ocs i4th. lss5-ly.
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A Cough. Cold. or Sore Thraai,

A Cough. Cold. or Sore Thr1ai.
KrouTRrs lnnEDIxF re- ~ArrEsrox asD sHepL
IA cHEoKEp u coanEus.
Irritation Of the Lungs, a Permsnen
Throat Affection, or an lncursbl'
Lung Disease
~ oFfkz the RESULT
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
nAvfxs 4 DIRECT ~ssFLuErcE TO y rAxrs
GIVE mnEDiArE RELIEr-
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con-
sumptive and Throat Diseases,
rRocHEs AIS USED WIFE ALwArs s9o1
SUCCESS
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
siii md Trocbss useful in clearing the
taken before Singing or speak
Ing. sad relieving the throat siter an uas-
susi fxertiop Of the vocal orgsns. TIE
froches are recommended and prescribed
By Pipsiei.ns. and have hsd testimonials
rom eminent men throughout the sountsy.
Beng 30 article % if?e merit. and having
sros rd,hrir efiascy ~ : tsss Of NAM yesr'
each year 4 40. ihemin new iocsiiues In ~
parts Of lhe world. and the Tfoches
are universally pronounced better than othe'
msc ies.
OBTAIN only "Brown's Bronchial Troche~.'
and d. MOI take any " the Worthless Imi'
tasions that may Be offered.
s ID eserywhrrs "a the Uni'e1 5 aies'
,nd % Fyrefga Csuaui<s. al 35 cen,s PEI
- -. ,.s,s.. dJjol
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Ingsnioas SmuggIng-A Spirited Lot
Of Babies.

The Revenue Detectives, who have been
snysgsd 10 hunting snusg'er siong The
Crnsos border. hsve ipss d.. c.sd 40 in
genus scheme ier conveying WHISKY from
C.ssds 10 the Unite Sfa,ss.
ne s,trnlion ~ The Ulcers vas drrt ~.
traced By The * ssordiunry number Of wo-
q - sud b.bss- 20 . rsilrvsd ,r,in bond "a
ne U.s,ra Sts'-r. aud sneir su~spics.ns we're
sscasr' iram The ias, that uus . 81 .bler~sd
teu'es" bas two gss~ ssid-ngs - ,he irre-
tr---istr snma,ioa p~ruuisar - Juveniles.
Tie .mssh-s w. s-sm~d espgcisiss
suAivas ~ s,rsea their liiiie innocrni'z
heads from prysnc earnestly. ioidipa iheu
eirs-'y 70 'hsi' cr-ssf-. and rfrnii ieg snh
n. ncs, litile irei and Ire-. enca~ed " ,ips
rhsrs and s'ccku %. " be exposed b nv
r.zs y me passengers.
Ths dereefiy~- y sre "a me alert, and III
'hr hrsi station The ridp of lie river ~n+fs
sss.rsi " the pos---sfs ~ ne j1veniie-
i'it she train, o. o. TIE %ofieers p~olIte 4
rqas-'rd prinis<ios N : iady n. hold hr'
shy ~haic she siighfr5. Struck ~i,i
me ususosi weighs .; i've infant. and III
'xc~ssiss sclic,iade 81 me ms'htr N. the OH
erf Commenced ~ ,nvesiig. ion, sud % ~
n'sv'ag Inc wrappin.s discovered That ~
%'ntef'or ~ss : sin c ~. isshicnrd sitter "a.
siaI''tude q = sert~be y ~. hlied viii
from three 20 Eve p~alIsn- u ~hisky.
a general descent ~.- - once mad .,
'hs bogus mannnss. resvifing in she arres
y ahsst thirty sss The reixurs u over ON
nuncred gallons of'nld rye
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.back's Bitters Appreciated.

R'back's Bltters Appreciates
Re \ . ,he ivilo~sng from al old heniuekisn
F~KAsKFonr. Ky Sept 3 1854
G. W. RpBscK. E-q Dear Sr: Please
sen me three d.z-n d Stomach Buffers .
ance. al h.ve none % hand Arhoush
not advertised here 'ney pre- oesinping 70 be
appreciated. aud wherever used they work
Ike . chsrs. A srati-man tame inio my
slrr sym~ 81 weeks a cosnpieiey ex'
hao-s.J. being shors u orsssh. is0m pro
lfsct.d dsbiiiiy.
4 gave 90 . dose " You b tiers. which
y sle him perrPlrr freely. snd a. hse aln
a,rs he oegan % - lively, sns ~ -.
besn under difss'enl doc,"Ss ioE nse ys.rr
eoouu nrdty sias % heath.
lie he nos taken ,nrse bVtEles aud say
have doue nsm more .o..s shan a.
cenpIn q rllsr. VI ~ ih- 1o-s~rs- Hs be
hes-S ne ~sn fscysrf ~ q continued us- .
sss mecseIne. ihst came - srcsaenssii!
lie reach. fsns- respectfully
X. g. GiLLsus-
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South East Corner Or ihe Pebble square.
JASPER. IND.
nFFERS histhsnks % The cifizers 81 Dn
- bnis county ard rlrinity for their psr'
sssrcnsre, md ~splieiss . c~ontirn.nre srs
.exrensioa Of the same.feeiisg eonfd-ntsks
- esn make Il 20 Inc iaterest 81 persons "
r.nt o. any thing ~ biz linz 70 dsl wirf
\ in a. bis moifo - "sn.ii proftr rra qriel
,~-" inv rs. s62
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II pRADrEVr4 NJ pafant III.
PIEx EllIPTlc ~ as.btsl SPRING
SxfRT
This IVYEy rfOy eo,-s.ss 81 Dnsles
~ 800 n t..n. ~. Sar,rs-. inye.io.sh
Bate Tn~s,tv .uf FTrrgv r.v~fe-r. edr.
= de m-ksp~ a. ,o,,A~~,. mo-s n,x N.
E..t,e .na pa-.ol- S,r,n, ever ssed
ne, .-lIom IA ar ~Br.aknk~ rhs s.n
10 S,~Inr.- "a eoa--a ,~rss. pr~>ers.
P-rf-rs 80 R>.ariF.t Sh,rs T. stes.
Lsnv - ..x Sl.r,~ S.r,s, sk.rr sh,, Es~,
~ C.. = md.
r. W.rn.rs.l Fisxshs, ,.A "a.
rort .n< l-..ur- ~ ~. laa. ~.srsug IA.
DspI<x Erlf,rie skirt wul - .xo~r,-nrea
p~srrreul,rlx 4, ~ C~oA~S As-4rp1i~- Ca.
rss. C.rr,.... Rafsx..sC.r- cnareh -.
Am r,.,r- - p,.meo.e~ 80 Hor.- p,Y.
% la st,r, -. - ,.ld.A ~,,n /. ~ ~
ocr ,.x .m,,I 49, s,.N. ...sL -
NJ IN D~v.-
A L,es b.viry ear we'd - pls..n-s. eor
fn-s- ana rr4.r consequence 81 wearing The
-Dn1I.x EllirrIe ! 81 Sgrinr sk,r,r ror
ssnrI< t.v. vii rsv-- s~tr@-~sres uflHnvi,
-fr.pep.. ~irh shsIr r-e. Pr children Mi.
go. srs Ysunr Ladi... thsy are Superior !.
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FRtLAnELFFIA, "a
nE-sAsEs o. th- UstrnFg sn5 S,xiors
- ~ysr@m- res nrd rsAlatte ~ 7tm~nE
At-o th- BRIOAL CHAMBER. .n E.ssy .
wnrnirg snd Ir-trucuvn- sent ~ s.sIrs
~nr-t~p~ So - rhsrg~. Aadr~ss d.. ,
~EILITy HOUGMToN. Hoard A-.oeis.
ra- NJ ? Ssusa Moth S'r-ei PhrisdsI
his. Pa ia. i5h ls65-ly
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- The tax ." ocgs in Orange CONT,
mounts . The -oug sum o. S22v7.
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Profits Of Cotton Raising in the South.
R.nt Of plantation 1000 scrss $1,000
Cost o. stocking plantation 1000
Expense Of raising : crop of1'oo0
scrss co,son and 900 acres corn 5000

Total $25.Ooo
Resuls-7O0 bslss coiion-500 sounds
per 600 pounds. which. u The low
estimate Of 80 cents per pound. Yields e70.-
600, Tbs corn would BE- partly consumed
in feeding live stock. which vonId rcmsip
90 hand. and partly 10 sObsisting ,he labor
ers employs ID.
A member Of Msjor General Howard's
suG. who accompanied Sherman 10 mic
great esmpsiga through George. has given
the subjet eonsider-bI attention. and mskes
The general es,'ms'e Of Two hu nised per
cent. profit on ; jndieious invessnemt 10
eo,,oa raising 10 The Sta,e during the com
irg season.
II general corrobors,ion Of the foreeSisx
ss,inasesi 10 that rrpubiished from the CIV
York Tribune, il me circular Of ; 'S,uih
ern Land Company" 81 Brosdwsv. which
i subs,sniisliy e falio~s:
Css, Of plantation. I 600 acres $4,000
" stockirv same 5000
H" fN I'LL
30 hsnds. q SIS per moash per band l5.o0o
For taxes ssd all osber expenses 10 600
Total. $4,000
Result-5oo acres Ct cotton, 500 oales.
800 pounds per bsie 10000 rouajs. which
At 20 cent PER pound. yislds $4,000
10 ibis case ~ sli,~sncs 10 msde fsr SOC
acres In woodland md core. and pIao;asioa
and .,ock ~ousd stir b. on baud.
H. this he o.. the cost q cotton goods need
no, BE- occssiansd ba The cDs' u raw mate
r.i. One pvuad Of cotton makes thres
yaras ~ cloth. This leaves . good prof
20 rae Nrw England m,nufsr,urer dses u
ro,t The hlgn prices Of eaods are Produced
by the terrible tax and tariff burdens under
~n,ch ~e lsssr H -rsid.
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wHEATON's OINTMENT
~ WILL Cure ihe Itch in A
~%\ Hours.
- ITCH oA a. currs thr Pfairir Itch
$50 Enbnsh Scnfcn~t. snd Sal,
V~Sh RhemkJ ih.um. Ulcers. ChiisiaarS
MN and al Erupiion< ofibr skin
>~ Price 50 c..
Beware u Lotions snd Washes ~h'ch <aii
NOT remov The disease b. Sending 60 cis.
10 JOHN u. PARK. Cincinnati On sill
h. .us~arded by mail. free Of Postage. 20 any
ps " 81 the country.
M sid in C~iarinaaii, ~ Nilysetsie, BY
JOHN PARK
WEEKS a. POTTER Bostos. Nss<- Pro
.|prieturs. !.
M y me 10Th. 1S65-6m.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-12-23

~. F~REApuAr, Jasper;
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JoHu L. HDrrnAr. Colombia Townshiss
Gro. Horrnsr. HsrbIson Tcwnship;
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L. r. TxYLoK. Irsiands
end ~ Drngri-s.& M-srhsn's sfe- wnsrs
g w. ROBACK, c~cmpoanss \, Stomach
Bitsers. plscd Pills. Dialiers s@ssrnfs- II
snrsr o. Csrswhs and swedish rr nd'-s and
~ kint. ~ shs frrs Dums.ic Liqu.as
vhich srs sod. wholesale nr IN say ds-irsd
o-r.osisv. Al Nns. SIS. s., 50 and SO East
third Street Cincinnati p
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-12-23

ONE per writes. her daughter ~
cured If fits Of nine years Standing ~
st. yitus dance Of two years
ANOTHER writes. his son was sarsf
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
Tie doctors pronounced tho case incass
able.
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Agns
after irving every medicine in his resch-
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever sors
which had existed fourteen year,
ANOTHER Of Ilhermntism VI siyts
years
Gases innumerabis or Dyspepsia sSs
Liver Complaint could b mentioned >
xhicn the Purifier and Pills
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-12-23

A. : proof that The blood ! nrihsr and Pl's -
~-r-fv serr,.fir. II have me c>rtincnfe< ~ tho~s -.
fnsrt chemists. prcfrzsou Chiiton q bss lorks -
Lsrke ~ Cincinnati.
E-ai ~. Roback's Special Notice snd cerfracssrs
time % timrI
Pro- a he scsndinssI,n ve~ssshls B;cst rus-
f~r. ii Der botffe. a. - Tor half dcz<n- Z the srHn-
di.ssian Vegetable bteod fAl~s - esass ~ s'zse
priscirnl One an1 saI~wccns. 49, Fosrss
- "A Hafilinx from NslnsL, CipcianAfis o. -
--~ ~. IL U...wnn1 street..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-12-23
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VNC RAOOA pAAs

are the most sctive and thorough pin
that have ever been introduced
They act 90 directly upon the Livs
exc;tii hat cr-an 70 such N extent -
that 4 system d1cs not relapse into -
forms ,ndition, which = too apt y -
the case with simply . purgative pill