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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-10-09

n"s i 49, l. returned nom The Es., wh.,
&c o.. eve. :" '"e largest stock o. DRY Gnen,'
~, ara, ~. sser o,oush, ioihis equity ,, uoVnS'
80 10" oe'ng received by ,iy.r .nh N.Y. which
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PAIICULAK NOTICE.
To whom il NAV Concern

\ lie undersigned is now making arrange.
menis 10 leave Jasper in the Spring Tor
Europe. and therefore notifies oil persons
who are indebted to him. tha, they mus, set.
tle their Indebtedness by the Let Of Nav.
1908. or their accounts will be placed in he
hands OF officers TOR collection, as he is e..
slrous OF settling Up his business before he
leaves. IS
His siock Of Dry Goods, Clothing. Gro.
ceries. Aotionss. &C., is for sale very cbeso
and wiz be retsied al cost and carriage 70,
each. .TOSEpu FEC
Feb. IA, ,6S-,f flF-
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SURVEY NOTICE.

>HE underaigned will proceed with tho
. County Surveyor II Dubois County, on
o'n esy OF Oct.. 1858, TO run the lines
: ond Ssterminsthe boundaries Or section No.
20 Township I sortb rsugs 3 Wet.
Inc intermsdiats lines &ill also b run
NC me corners thereof established. Per.
sons Interested will pIssse Be present. n M
SsptI6 '6S-3won ~. w. MOR0ON.
HTPUV ia vuph az v,Or ~,,o -.
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COURT PLAsrrR.-Two spoons!nl Of
oa.sam reru to six Of isinglass, melted
with very little water, and strained
Mix these well together in q small
stone jar over the fire. ? Pin ont some
black Persian or sarsenet on board
and, dipping abrush into the mixture
pass over the silk five or six times.
then hold il to the fire, but not very
near, and it will soon become black
and shining. '"
Never confide secrets to your re,
atiycs-blood will tel.
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DER. JOHN BULL.
Ma nfac'urer rand Vender OF the CeIebrsted
SIIYM'3 gDHIE 3Y%yY,
FOR THE CURE OF
AGUE AND FEVER, OR CHILLs
r AND FEVER


Jhe proprietor VI this cele bru,ed med,.;ns
justly claims il a superiority over al rsme
dies ever offered 10 the public for the siyr
CERTAIN, SPEEDY. and PERMANENT cure !,
Ague and Fever. or Chills and Fever
whether OF short or long standing. He re-
'ers TO the entire Western end South. wes,.
ern country TO bear him testimony 70 ,hs
ruth o. the assertion, that in no case what.
ever vii! y fail to cure, IL the direc,ions arc
s'r,ct'y followed out. In great many csses
single dose has been suficiep, for cn,s
snd whole fsmilies have been cured bv |.
single bottle, with . perfect res,or,.ion of
me esnersl health. Itis. however. pruden,.
mo 10 every case more certain 10 cn,s n,
10 use 70 continued in smaller doses n, .
wee. OF Two after the disease has besr
'necseo, more especially IN difficuIt IA
ong- s'.nding cases. UsusIy, this meSi.
'lne vii! not require any aid 20 keen ~.
'owe's 70 good order, should The ps,ien,
'owever, requi's . csthsrtic medicine .n.,
'sv'ng taken three Or four dhse. ~ -.
on,c,s single dose Of BULLS vECre
ABLE FAMILY PILLS willie "a; .;. !.
Dls. John BULLS. PrincipsI Of;ss.
no. 40 Fifth. Crces Street,
'nns 10 Say. LOUTSVjLLE w
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Grain Screen and
SEED HULLER,

8 KUEBLER g. PHILLIP GrICKES
HAvrHc purchased from the Psteotee H.
- right to manufacture a nd sell the abovs
vs'us BILE article In Ddbois Co desire a. : /. il
Tue attention Of Formers 10 Il. Thev fss,
confident Il 10 the best Grain Screen IN ,,.s
sno that fsvmers generally may save n,
cost ioniy $l5) esch year, BY using !, -
clean their seed wheat alone. W. nj.
sex trial and II ita operstions sre -, go.
'sfsc'ory tho machine may be returned ana
20 harm done. aug
Oes 10. 's7-iy
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Office IL hereby given ,h,,hr v;,,ro !,
o" Execution issued from ne flee !,
o. me clerk Of the Dubois Common pe,.
" NV. and directing mo TO max. ,Lc .,m
" 500 70, with interest and c,s,s uil
p'oeren 10 offer for sale o, public suc,,or. 10
ne hIRhes, bidder, Tor cssh in h.nd ~, H..
u"o, o. the court honse Of Dubois couul,.
!" The town OF jasper, on
SATURDAY. Oct. 10. 1868,
be,ween the hours OF 10 o'clock. A. Al. and
oc'ock. I. M. Of said dsv, the ren,s And
P.on's Tor siefin not exceeding seven wears
=. me following described real estate, siru.
A'eo !" Dubois county State Of Iodisps 10.
wit
Lois No 6s, 81. "a and 43, together with
:" me spPs'tensnces 'thereunto belonging,
- evidenced ~ the map, pIs, or char, u
me town Of Jasper. ,rr .''
nno on isilpre to realize The ,iull amount
o' principal. inieres, and costs called for BY
's'o oecree, ] will Of the same time and
pace. and In like msDner, sell The fee sim.
pie Of said real estate.
IsSen IN execution az The property Of
: 'o's kodalle end John Meisenhs Tier, at
ne SUIT OF Jceeph Goppfrick.. TN
Os'd sale will be mace without spv relief
~" vsIUS,lon or appraisment Laws
hENRY MAUNTEL, Sheriff d c.
VI y Carr. Auy
Sept IL, $685. lssg aa tsHr
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liz AvING made the EYE and EAR, with
II their many aud complicated diseases
speciality and the study of years, 1 desire
to say to this community. tbs. I an pre-.
pared 10 treat all v no may seek relief from
pain or suffering resulting from any sffec.
ton OF these important organs. .s
All know the ines,im BILE advantage OF
good eyesight and good he airing. and should
consequently, be careful 10 preserve them.
What a, fret may appear 10 the unini,ia.
ted but slight disorder. is often the germ
81 deep seated disease, which may, for
want OF proper attention. develop itself into
destructive agent. The slightest ioflam
nation may extend 10 euch q degree; and
hence, say, we cannot be too careful in
guarding that which may be 60 easily los,
to ms.
Long experience in the hospitals OF En-.
rope in military and civil practice, has made
me familiar with the minute eiruc,ure NJ
these organs. the diseases 10 which they Gre
lisbie, and the proper treatment TO afford
prompt and permaDe relief.
OFFICE Hours, from 8 to III y. and from
. TO SIN.
6TOfFIcE. on Third Street, between Lo.
Gust and Main.
JOHN MAGENIss, M. d.,
Surg con Oculist,
nov oO. ,61-lv Evansville, Ind.
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eo"o ss'of'meni Of Ctsh.,,d T.u ip,.
Eve'y BODY is invi'fd 10 eslis,r Phi
""o' store, I'D he cc,,i,,,d u.,
p'te J" s'' The merchants q, u,,u,,l,,
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

A Low COMEDY MulE.--The New York correspondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer IS responsible for the following:
 |" In the spectacular performance of Hump ty Dumpty.' now running at the Olympic, small mule is introduced and is made to ap- pear quite somically by the doXterity ot his heels. Aboat a fortnight ago the regular anl- maj feR III and an amateur was substituted. When cae of the characters touched the new mule to make him kick, he began m admira- ble style. He kicked of the fellow and KICK cd him twice before he touched the boards. Then he ran towards several of the drdWdtT rerS1ur and kicked them. Every object on the stage whether material or mental, he | kicked off. Next he began on the scenery. ! He kicked down whole forest three good sized cottages, picturesque cascade, gran | ite prison. a robbers cave, royal palace the | Rialto and Nesuyius in eruption, and was about to attack the grand trunsmutation
 scenc' from Midsummer Nights Dream,
 when a rope was thrown around his neck and he was dragged off by the whole strength of the company. assisted by all the able bodied supernumerarics. The audience, many | of whom supposed the obstreperous mule a | part of the performance, were delighted at l his energy, and demanded, with deatenng plaudits. a repetition of the scene The up- l roar was SO great that the manager came out
 and said that an intermssion of fifteen mi
 nutes would be given to enable some Of the
 actors to recover the breath that d---d mule
 had kicked out of them, and pledged his honor
 that the brute should never make another appearance on the Olympic stage. At this ] the audience roared louder than ever, and fol nearly half an hour the performance was sus
 pended by the universal guffaw. Every night
 since, the kicking mule has been sent for, and
 the manager of the theater has, in conse
 quence, inserted an advertisement in the da
 ly papers that the animal was mysteriously knocked in the head the same night of hi highly successful debut.'
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11
The Song They Sing in Michigan.

Not a drum ras heard nor funeral note, As his corpse to oblivion we hurried, Not a groau escaped a Radical throat
 When Negro Suffrage was buried. We buried Rim deep in Michigan soil-
 So deep that they ne'er will uncover him, Unless some Radicals boring for oil,
 By the dearly loved scent should discover hin His coffin was made of q ballotbox,
 With white mems votes we bound him, And he looked ike baboOn taking his rest, With Posts and Irtbloses around him. Few and short were the speeches we made,
 And we sung not doleful ditty; But his body and spirit together we laid,
 Just out of the White Mans City. And as we were hastily tramPihg back,
 Twas said if the d--l don't take him, He'll quietly sleep in that grave SO deep,
 Till the trumpet of Gabriel shall wake him.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11
The Common Lot.

Once in the flight of ages past, There lived a 1i1an-and who was hey Mortal, wherc'cr thy lot is cast, That man resembled thee. Unknown the region of his birth; The land in which hc dicd--unknown; His name has perished from the earth; This truth survives alone: That joy. and hope, and grief, and fear, Alternate triumphed in his breast His bliss and woe--a smile, tear! Oblivion hides the rest. The bounding pulse. the languid limb. The changing spirits rise and fall- We know that these were felt by him, For they arc felt by all. He suffered, but bis pangs are o'er; Fnioyed-but his delights are He'd; Had frfends-his friends are now no more; And focs-his foes are dead. fIe loved-but whom he loved the grave Hath lost in is unconscious womb. Oh shc was fair, but uaught could save That beauty from the tomb. lie seen whatever thou hast secn Encountered all that troubles thee; He was whatever thOu hast been; He is-what thou shalt be. The rolling seasons, day and night, Sun, moon and stars the earth, the main, Erewhile his portion, life and light, To him exist in vain. The clouds and suHbesTns, o'e- his eye That once their shade and glcry threw, Have lefl in wonder silent sky
 No yestlge where they flew. The annals of the human race,
 Their ruins since the world began, Of him afford no other trace
 Than this-theYe Aved c man.
 -lMosTGoAERY.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

RELATIVE TO RocE ME TO SLEEP-Mark Twain enters the Ball, Akers and Florence Percy controversy about the authorship of Rock Me to Sleep and demollshes Mr. Ball, the noisiest competitor, in the following meas ured strain: "Baekward, speed backward, o Ball, in your flight Make not an ass of yourself Gust for to-night); pull the few sil- yer threads out of your hair, fill up and var nish those furrows of care-care that was born of attempting fame's steep, which you couldn't climb, Ball, whom none rocked to sleep! Oh, Bally, come back from the echoing shore Cease for season the public to bore with your infamous rhymes and your stupid complaint, for you know you are claiming to to be what you aint. Oh, drivel no more-don't weep-hang up your tyre, Ball-I'l rock you to sleep.h
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

MR. BEEcHER writes to the Ledger: "Ex- plain to me if you car, Mir. Bonner, why it is that so many young people are ashamed to have it thought that they have no money ? or why is it that they are ashamed of econo- my in the management of slendermeans, and of frugality in liyingl There is no disgrace in being an acorn before being an oak. Young people frequently wish that they were grown men; but they are not ashamed of being young No one is ashamed to have it dis covered that bis strength, knowledge, and skill are proportioned to his years. But these same persons will blush and suffer shame at being supposed not to have money, under circumstances in which all the sensible world knows that they ought to have none."
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11
To Correspondents.

Patients (nale female) residing in any part of the States and Territories however distant who may desire rhs nTiuinn and advice of DR. DOHEKTI in their Fes pectiye cases and who think proper submit written statement of such n preference to holding personal teryew are respectfully assured that their commuuca tions will be held most sacred. DIR DOHERTY takes this opportunity of observing that all letters opened and replied only by himself and the latter promptly possible
 II ease be m and eandidly described personal com municatoR will be unnecessary, instructions for diet regimen and the general treatment 0f ths itself 0ncu ding inc remedies will be forwarded without delay and in such convey Idea of the purpor 0f the letter parcel 50 transmitted.
 Consultation, by letter or otherwise, free. Permanent cure guaranteed or pay
 Address, ". K. DOnERTY' M D.
 San Francisco, Cal
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

CATARRH.-The Boston Journal of Chemis- try says: There is no common affection from which quacks reap a harvest as from what is known as catayTh. With their wretched appliances in the form of nasal in iections, and touches. and 'snuffs, and 'oxy- genized air, immense mischief is accomplished and crcdulOus men and women robbed of their often times scanty means. Catarrh, or chronic irritability of the mucous surfaces of the air passages, generally results from neg lected colds, and from want of attention to those hygeinic measures which tend to forti- fy the system against sudden changes of tenn perature. The best method of treatment is dry friction over the whole surface of the body. The use, night and morning, of a coarse towel, or hair mitten, so as to produce glow upon the surface of the body, will not fail to cure. or benefit nine cases out of ten Let all the clothing be removed, no matter how cold the weather, and with the 'air bath thus secured, and friction over the entire sur face, the troublesome difficulty is soon re moved.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

TIE FIRST DocroRs.-The title of Doctor was invented in the twelfth century, at the first establishment of the universities. The person upon whom it was conferred was Irne- rius, learned Professor of Lau, at the uni versity of Bologna. He induced the Empe- TOT Lothaire H., whose Chancellor he was, to create the title; and he himself was the first recipient of it. He was made Doctor of Laws by that university. Subsequently the title was borrowed by the faculty of Theology, and conferred by the University of Paris z; on Peter Lombard, the celebrated scholastic theologian. William Gordenoi was the first person upon whom the title of Doctor of Medicine was bestowed. He received it from the college at Asti, in 1929.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11
SIXTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
 ....OF... Mechanics Institute. San Francisco.
VHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE

| Mechanics Institute hereby give no'lo that the Sixth Industrial Exhibition of that As'9 ciation will be held some time in August nekt building to be erected for the purpose in lnloh Square in this city Every preparation VIII " made to accommodate exhibitors and visitors si'- view 10 make the Exhibition profitable, ins'f'E tive and pleasant to aii parties.
 During the three years which have inter'eIsi since the holding of inc last Exhibition n ui, city the manufacturing, mechanical, seenilhe AlI useful and ornamental arts have made unpret dented progress on this coast, and it Is beile'e- will exceed any other In yalue that nas ever v''- held on the shores Of the Pacific.
 The plan of building to be erected, Whioh HH been adopted by the Board Of Directors, h ,s believed, will prove to be the best adapted py.- for display and convenience Of the public gi , Iu! building ever erected in ihr State. ihe t.'1la 1,5 will be perfectly water-tight, being covered Ns' & a shingle roof, SO that no damage rom lne w ments can be anticipated. , hs
 All parties who are interested in any ol ,,,. branches of Manufactures, MeehaDics, or ls asd and Sciences are invited to exhibit in me piVf os. Exhibition, and to share in the publicity sns ass,. sequent profit which always attends snch snA prises. Suitable premiums will De oneisl' ,~ill the specific date of opening the EXhlDiHoN be published at some future time
 By order of the Board of Directors, s..,,
 in6m3 HORACE D. DUNN, Cor s'N'
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11
Spermatorrhea

DR. DOHERTY has just published important pam phet embOdyng his views and experiences in rela ton 10 Impotence Nirity, being short Treatise Spemaionhea or Seminal Weakness Nervous Physical Debility consequent upon this Affection and other Dis Of the Sexual Organs.
 This little work information of the utmost value to a whether married single and will be PREF by mail receipt of SS Cents in postage stamps for return postage.
 Address w. K. DOHERTY, M D
 je.O5m San Francisco, Cal
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

WoMEN SNARE-'Sir," said the Hon. Mir. Poundesk, as he caught the speakers eye, "Sir, 1 am opposed to women's rights, for woman is snare, and delusion, and'-- "men are always getting caught by snares, and always hUggiag deLLsiOas," interpolated rival member
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

WHAT is the difference between donkey and goldfinch2 The one eats the the this tie up and the other the thistle down.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11
Ari.una sNinrr.

SAN FRkNcIsco RGENcr.-Mr Thomas Boycc s the only authorized agent for the MINER in san Francisco. Orders len sr his office, New Mer- chants Exchange Building, rccui Ne. go, Galiior- Aa street, will bc promptly atosaded to.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11
SUMMONS.
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD \ Judicial District, in and for the County

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD \ Judicial District, in and for the County of fayarai and Territory of Arizona
 Joseph Bcebe, Plaintiff, ps N K Ianson. Dc. fcudant-Ordcr of Publication
 Action brought in the District Court in and for the County ot iavapai and Territory of Arizona
 Tue Territory of Arizona sends greeting 10 x k. Lamsou, defendant.
 You are hereby summoned and required 10 ap. pear In action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff, in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the County Of lavapai and Territory Of Arizona, to answer the complaint filed therein, "a copy Of which accompanies this summons,) within twenty days lcxelasiyc Of tho day of scrvicel after tho service upon you of this summons if served in this county; but fl served out of the county and ln the Territory thcn within forty days. aud if served out Of the Territory, then within twenty days, or Judgment by deAui will bc taken against you, according Co the prayer of said complaint.
 This action is brought 10 recover the sum Of one thousand four hundred niuety-three and 75l0) dollars, 433 T5-lO0l on certain prOmlssory note drawn aud executed ty you, and m iayor of the above plaintiff bearing date of "San Francisco March sth. lsG7." with interest at the rate of one and one half per cent. per month. And. also, for the fOrccl1sur oi a certain deod q mortgage, drawn and executed by yOu Co the above named plaintiff, to secure the payment of sad note, and bearing same date Of said note and hulN ftNtiutN iN tit bifi't Nl tue Apult1 httN4 CT for said county of Yavapai and Territory of Arizona all Of which Is more minutely shogn 10 plaintiffs complaint, tO which direct reference hereby made.
 And you arc hereby notified that 1T you fan io appear and answer the complaint as above re quired, the Plaintiff will take default against yoa and apply 10 the Court for tho relief demanded h his complaint and for costs and disbursements s this behalf expended.
 us1 Given under my hand aud the seal q
 i'' 'i the District Court, this 18th day q May, A. D. 1868.
 ED. W. WELLS Clerk.
 JoHS HowAgn, Plalniia7s Attorney.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

EYIDEsI.-That Romeo was addicted to petty larceny is evident from Mercutio's re- mark: "Look where he steals.n
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

A ScoToHMAS went to n lawyer once for advice, and detailed the circumstances of the case. "Have you told the facts just as they occurred 2" fAy," was the reply, q thoot ye would put the lies into it."
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

A BRIEFLEss young barrister says that any lady who possesses enc thousand acres of land presents sufficient ground for attachment
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. G1- Quick Cures and Moderate Charges
DIR. DOHERTY'S

Private Medical and Surgical Institute. Sacramento Street. below Montgomery Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship COmpauys Once). Private entrance Leidesilorff street San Francisco Established expressly to afford the afflicted sound and scientific medical ad n the treatment and of all Private and Chronic Diseases of Secrecy and all Sexual Disorder.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

A LoxG SEPARATIoN.-A gentleman has just married, in New Orleans, a lady from whom he had been divorced twenty years.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

4 Coon TIsfE CoaISG.-A prophetic wri- ter in an exchange says "the signs of the times are pregnant with matrimony The winds whisper 1t, the forests echo it, and the stars tremble for joy"
 Cheer up, boys, there's fun ahead
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

THERE are thirty Jewish synagogues in New York and Brooklyn, and upwards of one hundred thousand Jews.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

YoUSG ladies at an evening party are like arrows, for they cannot go off without beau, and are in quiver until they get one.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

TIME IS MoSEY.-Mauy persons seem to be of Franklin's opinion that time is money, they take SO much of it to pay their debts.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

THE taiors are guilty of shear impotence when they overcharge cash customers-edi- tors for instance.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

HEAVY CoSsUMPnoY.-New York City consumes over sixty-two million gallons of whisky and water daily.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

WHY are women extravagant in clothes {? Because when they buy new dress they wear it out on the first day.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

GOLDSMITH thought that people should write their own flatteriDg epitaphs, and then live up to them.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

WHY is a man playing barrel organ like a miller7 Because he grinds powerfully upon the ears.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

OFTES-There is many a slip between the cup and the lip which is oftentimes very good for the lip.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

AN insolvent debtor failed so badly once that he could not ''pay his addresses to his ladylove, and she had to "giye him his dis charge
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

TIE title of Sub Hub" is suggested in Boston for the newly annexed Roxbury dis trict.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

You may joke when you please, if you are careful to please when you joke.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

THE Red Bug Egyptidn is the name of | paper in Illinois.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

Nor YET.-The man who struck bis guitar has not been arrested yet.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

BEN FRANKLIS says: He that spits against the wind spits in his own face"
Arizona miner., 1868-07-11

MoTTo for journalist" Do write and fear not"