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SOME OF OUR URCoNTEMPoRARIEss seem to think
that the triumph of their cause depends, like
the fate of Jericho, upon the amount OF noise
made-in these days of refinement and luxury.
an article OF real intrinsic merit is soon appre-
ciated; hence the unbounded and unparalleled
success of PLA NTATIoN BITTERs
This remedy has ever an d always been found
reliable AS gentle stfmulant and tonic appe-
tizer IL cannot be excelled. 1t is no doubt a
sovereign remedy for stomachic disorders-for
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, and in stimulating
q healthy appetite
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The Union State Convention.

COLUMBUS, Ohio June l9.-The Union State
convention met to-day at 1890 A. M A very
large and respectable assembage. Temporary
organization was effected, with Hon r. G.
Schenck as President, w. T. Perkins, of Hamil
ton, j. X. Breckenbroke, OF Columbia as
secretaries. Adjourned till o'clock p M.
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Death ofan AIIeped Murderer,

NEW DIRK, June l0-W. T. Skidmore, whose
trial has been progressing for some days in the
Kings County Court Brooklyn, on the charge
of shooting William b. Carr with an air gun,
was this morning found dead in his cell
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La1est Markets hv TeIerrnnh-

NEW YORK, June l9.-Cotton quiet aC &c Flour
dull and o@25c lower; $500 barrels sold; State $3.50
ern. s9lO@lS Wheat dull and decllning Corn Hrmer;
sales of $1,000 bushels mixed Western t10S6l'u for
new. Oats active; 10000 bushels sold: Western, 7s
SOC. Rye dull at Sl'250 80. Beet quiet Pork Arm;
Whigkv
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HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL STATION. Be
fore Alderman Beitler. at 2 o'clock to-day,
Jacob Cramer was charged with selling manure
.belopging to Thomas Bradley. He was held in
5000 bail for a further hearing on Saturday next.
In the case OF Samuel Josephs, charged with
Albert r. Schoheld on Saturday last the de-
fendant waved hearing. stating that ne had
no defense. He was bound over in the sum of
$1,000 bail to answer at Court Alderman Will
liam McMullen Uhe reteree) entered bail for
him.
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FIFTY different styles and sizes of Refrlge
rators, prices from 81 upwards. E. 8. FARsoN
y Co, Manufacturers, No. 22O Dock street, below
Walnut.
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HosTErTEE's STOMACH BITTERs,
MARVELLOUS PROPERTIES.

1t stands pre-eminent among the health
restoring preparations of the age. and every
year adds to its fame, not only in this country,
but throughout the civilized world
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ARRESTED FOR BUReLARY.-Some time ago,
one dark night, a burglary took place in the
vicinity of Fitzwater and Seventh streets,
whereby q lot OF gold jewelry was lost. A GER
tam noted person was thereafter missing arom
night, he was arrested at Fourth and Shippen
stI eets, and gives his name as Theodore Hoover.
1t is alleged that he committed the theft of
gold watch, chain, and money Officer Lyons
made the arrest, and Alderman Tittermary
committed Hoover to answer.
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BEATING HIS WIFE WITH A MURDERoUs IN
TENT.-Yesterday afternoon, Frederick Mean
her, a Dutch resident of Rising Sun, and lover
of the ardent, came home in a sad state ofmen-
tai and physical debility. His wife took what
care she could of him, and he was left to sleep
off the soporlfic influences engendered by too
much drink This done, he awoke in no envia-
Bile temperament, proceeded to beat his wife in
a violent manner, and not content with what
his hands alone could do, he seized o large
butcher knife and attempted to take her life.
SIhOO hail
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DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF Lash's Five-dollar
Washing Machines Clothes -Wringers and Stop
Ladders, No. III Market street, Philadelphia
I a. LASH A IN
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A PRAIsEwoRTHY AcT.-Mrs. John Drew and
Mr.. @. l.. Fox have rendered an Invitation to
the pupils OF that excellent institution, the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, to visit the Arch
Street Theatre on Saturday afternoon at 8
o'clock, when Mr.. g. l.. Fox and his brother,
Mr.. Q. X. Fox, appear in two pantomirneS
Nothing in the way OF amusements could be
more acceptable to those unfortunates and no
sight could be more beautiful than to witness
the pleasure of the guests on their Witnessing
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POSTMASTER BINGHAM was somewhat sur
prised, but in a most happy manner, at his re-
Fidence last night, by the Liberty Cornet Band,
who wakened up the echoes Of the neighbor-
hood with s%eeteSs y strains Alter playing ing
Vited In, and social time was had by all, with
remarks and tOasts until late at night, when
the party broke up.
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THE PEABODY PORTRAIT OF QUEEN VICTORIA
will remain on exhibition at Earles' Gallery
No. 8l6 Chestnut street, only short time longer.
Those who desire to see 1t must therefore i'm
prove the present opportunity. The interest of
the exhibition has been further increased by
the recent addition of several large and small
photographs. These include group OF all the
members of the Board of Trustees OF the Pea
body Educational Fund as well as portraits of
General Grant, Admiral Farragut, George Pea
body, Esq., Bishop McIlValne, of Ohio, Charles
Manchester, and others
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IBIPURITY OF THE BLOOD is the primary cause
of most Skin Diseases, although there are cases
where very repulsive forms or this complaint
arise from obstruction of the pores of the skin,
checking perspiration, causing an intolerable
FinlpleS, Pltstules, Rtn9uOoTq letter, Salt Iheunl
ETC. For all these affections DIR. Jayne's AL
terative is an efficient remedy, cleansing the
blood of all impurities, and absorbing the gross
particles which obstruct the small perspiratory
ducts. By Its action on the circulation, 1t
drives all Scrofulous diseases from the system,
assists the skin in performing its proper func-
tions, and imparts a healthy glow TO the COM
plexion. Prepared only at No 242 Chestnut
street.
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- ORPHANS, COURT SALE.

NiH 1rsSata of Ta OMAS j. A. HENKELS, deceased
- THOMAS 81 SONS, Auctioneers. Cl
1braestory brick dwelling, No. 1902 North Seventh
49, Street. north OF Jefferson street.
pnrauant 10 an Order OF the Orphans Court for the
CiIy and County of Philadelphia Will be sold at
public sale, on TUESDAY, July 9th 1867 at "a
O'clock, noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange, the
following described property, late OF THOMAS J. A.
. HENKEIS, deceased, viz.:-
ground situate on the west side of seventh street. lo2
feet9% inches north OF Jefferson street. Twentieth
WaId-conlaining IN front seventh street Is feet.
and extending In depth l40 feet, more or less, to
FranKln street. bounded northward and southwark
by ground now or late OF George Thorn, and eastward
by Franklin street. Being the same premises which
George Thorne by MISUNDERSTANDING date the nth day
OF AIri 1861 and recorded In Deed Book A q II, NO.
3 page 801, ETC.. granted and conveyed unto salo
Thomas j. A. HeDkels his heirs and assgnss reserVS
ing theeout the payment OF the yearly groun9
Sll7 In halt yearly meuts, the list or may anu
November without any deduction tor Orr taSfs; aSs,l o. O.
M. THOMAS q SONS AHeInhlrsfaf'ss eIlIt,lrff st
6l922 iY6 Nos. 1a9 and Hl S FOOala -
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AID FOR THE EXPLOSION SUFFERERS. The fol-
lowing additional sums have been received ~
the Mayors office:- eoe.ao
Girls Grammar School, Tenth Sectlon.'''9- 9-e "a "a
Girls secondary School Tenth Seotlon,.."' wv
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TOHN NsTON q S Z ~ u
Attorneys At and sqIIeodEs R s 10 s@y
No. 4S4 WALNUT Street Hhii@SgfEoS gEo 81 sisIDEr.
HEAFNEss EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
ID science aud skin haye invented 70 sassI sne
hearing in every degree OF asaess no1loS 10 Snv
otSs,ys II m use at p MADEIRAs, No. ll6 iEkI,A
Street below Chestnut
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REoE1y1EG STOLEN GooDs.-For some time the
,,ronrietors of the numerous warehouses on
Front street. between Market and Arch. nave y,
roissed numbers of bags. such as are used IN
nlilsIao drv Goods coffee etc. BY their wish
e, ofiicer of the First District was put upon the
Svafeh He soon discovered that tne IheIts % were
snch criminal acts by two old men named
Peter Armstrong and Rooert Sanders 1ne s one one
1,Lifa and the other of q darker hue BoLh Tue
Ime1ter reguiarly, employed these boys 10 engage
in petty ihievng for their profit they Iecebyl9g
The stolen goods at their undergro1n,u d
MeTlsef' The boys were held as witnesses, w, s
11hiie the old men were held In SoOO pau eaen 10
answer at Court.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-19

A NEW PRESS CLUB.-We have received
from Mr.. James r. Young, the Constitution
and bylaws of the Washington Cores pom.
dents Club" organized last February; which
association we are pleased to learn is in
thriving condition. The following Philadel-
phians are active members:-James II Young,
u. IL. Painter, and Joseph Maofarland. Homo
rary Members--John Russell Young, editor New
York Tribune Hon. John w. Forney, j. Robley
DunglisOn, and i. w. WallaZZ.
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MARRIED.

Burgess, u. d., CHARLES II. ROBERTS to Miss
MARY IL. BUDDY, all of this city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the 18th ultlmo.
by Rev. ]. Vansant Mr. JOHN II. WARMER OF
hastoni Maryland, TO Miss EMMA w. HENDRICK-
SON, Of Swedesboro, N, ]. f.
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and no. COO BRoAnwAY.


lie De ". Es
AN unusually large and choice stock of Cloth
Ing for spring wear is exhibited by the q. s. O.
r. at the present time. We have taken much
OF our garments this season, and are able to
oner 70 our patrons and the public generally an
assortment OF Walking Coats, Morning and
EVenlng Coats, Sacks Spring Overcoats, Vests
and rants OF every grade, equal in style, make
and finish TO the best customer work, and of
course at much t0lOeT prices,
For those who prefer to have their Clo hing
made to order, we have custom departm snt
in charge of cutters whose skill and taste are
unexcelled, and supplied with an elegant va
riety of piece goods of all descriptions. W
invite an early call. PERRY & Co.,
Star Clothing Emporium,
NO. 6O9 Chesnut street, above sixth.
REMEMBER that Sickness at the Stomach,
Pain between the Shoulders and in the Right
Side, Yellow sufusion of the Skin, Costiveness,
Drowsiness and Languor, DImness of Sight,
Collie, Palpitation of the Heart, Dry Cough,
Low Fever, and other symptoms which indi-
cate the various phases of Acute and Chronic
Liver Complaint, are, one and all, promptly
relieved, and finally removed, by the action of
that famous preparation.
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs,
which is at once the best of correctives the
gentlest and most genial of aperients. an infal-
lible regulator, and powerful restorative
Persons OF a bilious habit, who use the Bitters
as protective medicine Will never suffer the
pains and penalties of Liver Disease or Bilious
Remittent Fever. No words can do justice
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-19

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.--About a o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, during the sudden Lhun.
der storm the lightning struck and shattered
the flag pole on the house belonging to Captain
Julius, on the corner OF Broad ana Lombard
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WALNUT, GILT, and Rosewood Looking Glasses
plain or handsomely ornamented with impe-
rishable ornaments. Reimer Co., manufac'
fnrarR No 624 Arch street.
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COLUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE IsLAND. This favorite
resort Will be opened for the season tomorrow.
Mr.. George j. Bolton, the proprietor of the
Columbia, is native Of Pennsylvania, and
keepers in the State. From the large number
of rooms engaged, the season at the Columbia
promises to be q most brilliant one. We under
stand that Hassler's Band has been engaged.
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=MAaNoL1A WATER.-A delightful toilet arti'
ole-superior 10 Cologne and at hall the price,
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WATER-C COOLERS FOR THE -Refrtge-
rators Moth-proof Chests, Ice-Cream Freezers,
etc at Il. s. FARsON q Co.'s Manufactory, No
300 Dock street.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS, BUILDERS,
AND OTHERs.--On the 25th OF this month will
he sold, without reserve, by Nj. Thomas & Sons
Auctioneers, the large and very valuable marble
front church building, east side of Seventh
street. south OF Arch, 90 feet front by 100 feet
lars in advertisement.
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onothsr coiInnn is one Of the SStendarS ram a.
dies that has stood the test of nearly quarter
of century, while its popularity is being con-
tinually Increased. Unlike quack medicines
that run for brief period and are forgotten,
this one maintains It's standing, while its cura-
tive powers are unsurpassed
Fluid Extract of Buchu has for ages past been
q standard remedy, and been used In the prepa-
ration of many valuable medicines. Physicians
now almost universally prescribe Helmbold's
preparation, on account of its purity and its
excellent properties, which are not found in
the common fluid extracts.
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THE GREAT RAIN.-While the heavens are
flooding our streets with their purifying and
cleansing element, we should feel grateful, as
also for the reign of low prices for Summer
Clothing at Charles Stokes d Co.'s Clothing
House, under the Continental
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SALE OF Doors AND SHOES. Es.-McClelland e. Co.,
successors to Philip Ford & Co., auctioneeTs,
No. SOC Market street, will sell at their store
tomorrow (Thursday) morning, June 20, COM
menoiDg at 10 o'clock, q large and desirable
assortment OF Boots and Shoes, Brogans Bal
morals, ETC., TO which they would call the spe-
cial attention of the trade.
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LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER. for kill
ing Fless, Moths, Reaches, and Bugs. The
original and only sure article. Sold by all re-
spectable dealers,
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TlNNED MATING AND CARPET TACKS
i made from the best quality of tough Swedes
iron and variety of Tack Hammers, Tack Puers,
TRUMAN & SHAW,
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The bricklayers continue their strike on the
Government works. The Government has semi
TO Richmond for colored bricklayers but the
white brtcklayers here threaten TO mob them Il
they go to work. The white laborers also
threaten to strike If colored bricklayers are
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-19

GROVER d BAKERS
Highest Premium
"Elastic" Stitch and Lock" Stitch
SEWING MACHINES,
With Latest Improvement.
No. 730 Chestnut street.
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A CURE FOR RHEUMATISM WORTH SEEING
Fitzpatrick, No. I744 Olive street, cured by DIR.
Filters Remedy. No cure, no pay,
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, June Is

orted by Dehaven q Bro.' NO. "
pnrpuyERNJ BOARDS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-10-11

How IT WoREs. "a New Orleans
telegraph, Of the 18th, makes this
announcement:
a c"lored judge presided III. morning
~ ne hrsf lime On The bench u The Fra
District Rscordsr's Cour, u this ci,y.'
Under "a zeal management in New
Orleans. eight Of the recorders or 90
lice justices in that city, are negroes.
In the lace q these evidences IL the
condition Of affairs which We are sp
preaching, the radical leaders have
The effrontcry to ass.rt that they are in
favor Of negro equality.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-10-11

1--WE heard numbers ut the hard
working tanners Of this county this
week milaining q the trouble they
have 70 raise money to pay their taxes.
Let them remember this results d.
rectly from the Republican policy Of
managing the finances 81 the country.
exemptiDg the bonds Of the rich from
bearing any portion Of the burdens Of
Gvvrrnnt nj, and throwing it all on
the poor men and land owners oi the
Country. When you come to vote
next Fall. remember these facts and
apply the remedy by voting with
those who wish 10 pay the debt with
greenhscks, that al may have plenty
Ut money.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-10-11

IL What Andrew Jackson said
years aro. NAV be seriously pondered
on a. words Of truth ani soberness.
My experience in public concerns.
and the observations OF life some
what advanced, confirm the opinions
long since inhibed by me: thar the
destruction Of orr State governments.
or the anniiliIafion ~ their control
over the local concerns Of the people.
would lead directly 70 revolution and
anarchy. and finally 70 dcspotisrn and
military domination"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-10-11

PERSONAL A. EloIthaus and
Henry Mauntel, Clerk and Sheriff 81
this county, are suhpGni d 10 attend
the Spencer County Court next week
and will leave home on Monday
Persons having business ID the clerks
office will govern themselves accord
ingly. Mr.. Theo. Son hermann 4
appointed Deputy CLERK, and VIII be
glad 70 accommodate a. many greeu
ones as may apply for marriage Il
censes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-10-11

The Kin Glow PARrY.--The rad
reals have q majority OF more than
two-thlrdsin th, United States Senate.
Last year they voted to increase their
salary e five thousand dollars a year.
Not satisfied with this pay, they make
the people buy their Kid gloves Tor
thcm-tonr pairs each, at 81 80 a
pair. They don't propose ID handle
The negro question without gloves. 4
How 10 the working men aud ne.
chsn'cs like to b taxed for such pur.
poses!
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u The Washington specials saw:
An old Tennessee friend Of the Presi-
dent has had a talk with him npon
the situation, and tells those he sup
Poses to be in full sympathy with Mr..
Johnson. that the latter declared 10
him thar he should make his stand
against Congress npon resisting ia
right to suspend him during the pro
gress o. the impeachment trial.
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1.-THE Evansville Courier pub
lisbes q statement showing the man
her ~ which the auditor and sheriff
Of vanderbnrg county are "making
money" Bi~ch. the auditor. has
conquered" the snog little snm Of
thirty thousand and sixteen dollars
and 'orty mine cents ~ tie short space
Of on year and nine months, and TIL
shcriff, Darling, 10 the .samr space II
time eighteen thousand eighiy.one
dollars and twelve cents.
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ES The heroes o. &c rsbsiIed sg.ios,
ne '"o'her country" b~csuss thy we're
inx'd wi'hnp' b-ine allowed representation
- The E"eirh Parliament For more than
TO yesfs The people o. ten States Of he
= defsi Union hsv been heavily mxcd 70
support the + d.ssf G vernmens aud ",
hsve been denied representation 10 Con.
gress.
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ticurs.-We understand that Sc.
we're lights occurred in HuniingLurg
and Ferdinand on election day. Tie
TACT that bricks we've harder than In.
man htads being iorcibiv demonstrate
cd. The names % the beIligeren are
e Us unknown. hut we would advise
them to remember the old nursery
ballad.
LEI Dogs deIiRhI 70 bsrk and bite. &c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-10-11

% D.. HiI.si r pulse Bsy. rves Ike
tse natives. h'- moderate de; being uios
pvuods Of ~ I'm meat daily. Il has
learned ~ parry D: ~hi,e Hen who lived
~ hong tnse With the ns,Iv-s, one O.
~hom ditd aud was buried. snd no think.
b. hss there found : trace Of Sr Jshs
Ffsnsii0.
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\ Gere'v lsys down republican jostrins 10
eler md nrmis,skshlr terms The IRA,
ss'icl~ Of the doctrine IL ,he niccer; sv.rv
mpofssnt article OF III doctrine u he nir.
ger; ~hle all topics under The sun sxr.os
nigy'r are 70 BE- cnn-idered and treated -
eide Issues There 10 q 6ne simp ,cty ~
this The nivger IL sbove 81. in the plses
ly' ~. n0'hlrg i worth having il il b hsd
without the digger. white with tho rirver
sosih'' may b. endured. The r. erss
l'sh'nrht 81 o government a. lsw IN .sr
S'ates - q a. worth tu' lilia ,h.ugh' ~.
a. -. however, OF paramount impurisEes
mat OIL that nlegrrs should vote. TO
end this distracted condition j. he conn.
ny, that psruiysss trade md ieat, 20 an
"ehy, should not be weighed IN ,he balance
ses'nsi The Niger National hnsnc~s, tsriff
questions, prchibisory temperancs-sl these
are mere fresh; but tho Niger, hIs rights
snd his posi'icn-,hsf 10 the main question.
tbns me oeopls who propose to act uuh
NE republican party may $50 whs, they
so'e fvr Ta~ n,gg.r !, The sm,in oaes
long the national ~rlfsre L. side ,..u. !.
And ~ 'hls ?is'iofm Grrri, 10 consis,eni.--
he said before 'hr war aud 'hr nyh The "a;
never mind the UeIol iel i, a.; nj abolish
slavery. lie vas willing 70 MAKE VAR a.
peace on lhr slavery 'rry without respect
q ~hsi became Of the caunrry. ), nos
Dc d'c,atss 20 his seville f,liowsr-. called
ne R<pueiican parry; N-ver mind b. "a.
Ion; save me Niger NV y1rk Herald.
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SCHOOL EXAMINATION

y sccosdance with The law, Public tx
= animation Of persons deslving 10 teach
Public Schools IN Dubois county, will b.
held Of the school house at District NJ q
~ Jasper. Feidsy October 20. 1867.
Any person desiring 10 o5,sl. license 10
'esrh tees than The eight branches :, cured
BY law mus' fret present = certificate troh,
ne Director o. . Ds'rict Ger Iiy irg 10 40
election, and the branches d. sired 70 Dc
taught during the ensu,. q school term.
Teachers musi bssr IN mad shst under he
new isw no c.r,'iicaies tor teaching csn be
grated hereafter u private exsmin tons.
and y % rrfure important ths, they should
attend The Public TX animation. and brirg
Urn them cerii6case ~ moral character
from their resp~c'ivs Trustees.
4 ! STRAIN, School Examiner.
oel. =, 1857.