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cALDw ELLIS
II L RIB BITT ERs

WIN cure all diseases having their origin ia
an impnrity Of the blood; such as Rheumatism.
Neuralgia, Cancer, Scrotula Running sores.
Diarrbga, Dysentery, Cholera Mo, bus. Ty,
phold, Intermittent and bilious Fevers. They
kindred complaints, "a The Proprietor can si',,,
by hupdreds OF certificates in his possession
They cure Enlargement Of the Glands and III.
sue, Swollen Joints, Tumors and Indurations
Of all kinds. They, in short, will erpel ali
impurities from the system, and reetofe health.
strength and vitality.
Sold either in bulk or bottle by
KECH a FREY,
MANUFACTURERS, York, Pennsylvania.
va MKEsKLL& SHIPLEY, Agents for Carroll
county Westminster, Md. feb27-ly
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Estray.

tdrroH County, 70 Wn 100
HEREBY certify that Johnre Selby Of said
Il County, brought befure me, the subscriber,
one of this Justices Of the Peace in and for Car
roll county, this l4th day Of Feb, in the year
1865, as astray trespassing upon his enclosures,
a white Male HOG, marked with black spots.
NO ear marks. Given under my hand.
J. OLIVER WADL0W, J. p.
The owner will come forward, prove proper.
", pay charges and take II away.
sJ0HNzE SELBY,
feb2I-5is Near Freedom, Md.
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HARPLAND B0UNrY
TO SOLDIERS & SAIL0RSl
ARMY AMI. NAVY AGENCY,
THOMAS TIMM0Ns 4 co.
ga Ia e.,.tk g., -. O.. 49, ,s.n. ~.

90 ~ nRHfH Nfreefs Dreg Ndf Cn'A DHfcs, Halle.
CoLDiERS and SAILORS, enlisted or
- drafted, and mustered into the Y, s.
Service, after May ~, 1868. and credited 10
Maryland, are entitled TO $500 Stale Bounty.
ADDITIONAL U. $. BOUNTY.
Soldiers Of 1861, 2, q, 1, Who have re-
csived not more than 500. entitled 10 40
additional 800.
widows and heirs Of soldiers, Rlso sol
dicrs who have lost their Discharges, are
entitled.
rrasoxs VINO grRNlsarp
SU STITU TEs
Between April aud December 1s, 1864,
viii also he entitled 90 bounty from the
State Of Maryland.
D'ssha,ss' IF Soldiers sf issi, 2. >. 1. Wsa'.d.
OWNERS OF ENLISTED SLAVES
And heirs of decreased Soldiers may Obtain
valuable information free Of charge III our
Office.
We mako liberal advances. collce,
promptly, aud II desired viii cash claims for
State Bounty AT sight.
All letters promptly answered.
y. ). Bounty. Pensions. Back rny, Prize
money,de,; for soldcrsand Sailors prompt.
u collected
ma Cut this advertisement ont and bring
u with you, or communicate By letter.
THOMAS TlMMONS 4 co.
deef2 An
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nIsTRiCT COURT OF THE tyN1TFD
~ STATES FOR THR DISTRICT OF MAR
lLahDs IN BANKRUPTCY. in THE
MAIiEk OF RICHARD DELL, BANKRUPT.
Diwriet NJ Aaegtdad, a..
ms u TO give notice, that Warrant Of
bankruptcy was issued out Of the Disttict
vouri Of the United States, for lhe District Of
nssrslann, against the estate Of RICHARD
DELl, Of frizellsburg, Carroll county. II said
District, who has been adjudged bankrupt
On MS own petition that the payment Of any
neots, and the delivery ofany property belong.
ing q said bankrupt, 70 him, or for his use
and tle transfer Of any property by hisn ~,
forbidden by law, and that meeting az lhe
GTea'iors , Of said bankrupt, to prove tileir
his Estate; will be held at a Court If EJanLynrt.
cy, 70 be holden at the Court House, Wcs,-
minister, before D. Y. II. Hurley, Register In
bankrnptey for said district, on The iIrh aay
OF hAkCH, A. ID. 1868, 1T 10 o'clock A. M
WASHINGTON BOXJFAST.
isuz'-zt U. 5. MafshA for said District,
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TO LADIES.

Your attention q called to The isost elliesrinus
remedies ever known for the removal ~ ab.
structions aad arrangements incident to ihs
female sen.
Dir. HARVEY's
CHR0No THERMAL FEMALE PTLLS,
have been used for upwards " mary rFass
with unvarying success They are adspied h,r
Hll ordinary cascs and never iaii IN their aciion
IL taken in time
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DINING SALOON.
Fresh Oysters, eA0
~ M on .Soaa &4fZ
Oppsa'fs Liage4fsiter's Tarsra


rllE Subscriber wishes 10 inform bis
| friends ihnt be has opened a DINING
SALOON - his old stand, sLcrr be will b.
prepared 10 furnish
Refreshments of' ni' nInds,
alwnya 80 lime for persons who desire 10 q
~ pu early morning Trains.
OYSTERS in srefg stqie b. Tho gallon.
quart, or in the she'll. ni the lowest prices.
Wholesale o. retail The public are Invited
20 call aud SEQ fpr tbcnselses
Tie Grocery and Provision
Business will lsc couduec,l a. heretofore. -.-
Prime Fresh Meats, snasaer BACON.
Lard, Batter anA Eggs. Fresh and Sal, fi.h
and all Ecasonable Vegetables will be kept
on hand
Tho highest lrficc paid fot county pro.
duce such as Butter, Eyes. Dried Fr1i,,
Poultry. dc
\ Thankful for pas, favora tho Subscriber
hopes that hy strict ALLEGATION aud by selling
cheap Ia receivers liberal share ~ patronage
irbG.am g. -. SfONESlfER
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THE "POULTERERS FRIEND.

Gssspes In Chickens s. Turkeys.
Will prevent aud cure Chicken Cholera
aud other D eases common 20
Poultry, and will promote
an increase Of Fat
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOUNTANT
EACH PACKAGE
EeD- Price - csnis.sJdss
YNHE annexed are few Of the certificates
We have received 10 proof Of the great
value and efficacy of the Poullercrs Friend
C,RRoiLroS, Bslranag Co, Mn.
December 10, 1861.
Aessrs. ClOiTorfhk q 90
Gentlemen Il have used your Poulier-
ers' Friend upon brood Of Young chick
ems that had the gapcs. and am happy to
say that by tho use uf "a f.Tvtlpsc. they were
entirely cured. 1t will certainly cure the
gapes when used according In directions.
fuars, Re, Gro.A llaNax.
ASxAroIIs, Md, Feb, Z, ls0s
Mesws. Cioicothg & Co.:
Gentlemen Il have sold all the "Poatcr
ers' Friend ! received from yen hat Au
gust The poultry 10 the surrounding com.
try was dying very fast with Cholera. F" ]
recommended your "Poultorcrs' Friend,
aud it worked like n charm. gave il rs
directed, and il cured those that we're Then
sick, and have not seen ANY symptoms OF
the disease sincc. ours. Ic.
Is. MEScgex, Cross and Warner s,rs.
JEFFERSON, FgED'K Co. july -. 1861.
Uessrs. Ciotrorthy d a.. Bahiimore:
conference.-the wonderful cures which
have been made by your ',poulterers'
Friend canuot fail to interest all who
raise Poultry. A gentleman of this village
has been experimenting on chickens with
th. oanas He tried yaur s.lnulterprs
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CALDwELL's
HERE BTTTERS.

This wonderful and almost miraculous rem
edy for diseases Of The blood aud other affec.
tione, 10 which fhe human system IL subject.
has not only found an extensive home market
in the borough aud county Of York, where il
IL wel-known and appreciated, but large in
voices Of II have been expressed 10 the distant
States and Territories OF The country where II
j. extensively used IN preference 10 any other
mcdieine Of the aye.
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NEW BOUNTIES.
United States BeunlieS.
State Of Maryland Bounlies.

A sit is confidently expected that both
"A Congress and the State Legislature will,
q their presenl sessions, enact laws PROV
ding Bounty for those Soidies aud Sailors
wl,o have never YET received asy. it Is i'm,
PoriAnt that those Interested lhonld have
their claims In the hands Of sosie one who
wall look to their interests and Zee that their
claims are put uponiile early AMI IN due
form for progpt payment.
! shall be glad to receive tie papers Of
any such who desire To avail themselves OF
my experience aud facilities in ille collection
Of all just claims.
AN papers will be promptly nckuowl.
edged, aud wkile in my hands will be kept
N fire and burglar proof vault, specially
built Tor the preservation Of the increasing
numbered valuable papers in ulyposscssion,
WIN, y. Hill,
ATTORNEY At Law,
n, Il. cor. Fayetie and St Paul Ste.
Ja28iap4 BALTIMORE, ND
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1HARM AT PRIVATE SALE, The Subseri
Der desiring 10 remsYeto Missouri, wishes
20 sell at Private Sale his Farm, situated 10
Fourth Election District, on the Nicodomus
Road, about miles from Westminster, and In
sight OF BIRD Hill p. o., containing ~ ERE5
more or less, Of good Land, most OF il wen
LINED, and all under good fencing. About Is
Acres are In thriving TIMBER. The saas&s-. si
Improvements are . new Double 44@s
DWELLING, STABLE, Spring, eE
Smoke, Chicken and Hog hoasce, ssA!nsg
Two excellent ORCHARDS, in good bearing
condition. A .neyer,failng. Sping near the
house. The subscribsr viii cell fo~ for ash,
Persons desiring to tiew he pr6mises win
please call upon me, residing thereon.
nars-.' h ~ ePERRl-e. b.AltSEs ]
Es,aic ~ Henry Nyers, decreased
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Sab
IN scriber has obtained from the Or.
phans' court Of carroll county letters Of Ad.
lninislration on the Personal Estate Of
Henry Myers, late OF Carroll county. deed.
All persons having clnims against said rs.
tate are hereby warned TO exhibit the same
within six months from this date, otherwise
they may be excluded from all benefit of
said Estate. Those indebted are requested
TO make immediate payment.
REUBEN Sf0NESiFER,
niar5-itA Administrator.
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Eseii's SPECIFIC Fills

HFNbt UFtNEUN I'm
he may recover his health. Make therefore no
delay in nsing this remedy, u gives speedy
relirf and will soon effect a cure 10 all eases Of
Scaninal We knees, Emissions, Physical and
Nervous Debility aud arrangements Of the nfi-
nary organs. Positive benefit Ia derived by
using angle sex, IL isfruiirely vegeisbl,,
and harmless and 10 change OF diet Il nceesza.
~ whilst using them.
tious
Sold by Druggists generally. IN places
where thny cannot be procured ! wifi send
them by mail postpaid aud secure from obscr-
vnti0n on receipt Of the money. Address
J, BRYAN, NJ. D., slg Bfoadxsy, N. y.
Private and confidential circulars will be sem
10 gentlemen free Of charge.
A. u. iuaEn, Agent, Westminster, nd.
octlO-ly
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DERSONS desiring anything II the above
il line viii find upon examination one ii
the most complete stocks OF goods kept IN
any retail Drug Store IN the State, and 10
enable the consia9t demand 10 be met, Z
beng increased. The following standard
Linilnents always on hand
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On TUESDAY, March ioth, 1868, ut /
o'clock p. NJ, we shall sell by Public Anc.
ton, nc the Exchange Salesroom IA the
city Of Baltimore, the valuable and highly
improved FARM known rs s.BE0OM.
FfRLD,' belonging to the estate Of the late
Jafnes George situated IL Carroll county,
90 tho north side of the Baltimore and Ohio
RaIlrend, [landing on The Railroad for a
long distance.J 1t Syk6xyiIIe, one Of the
principal ssf piping pllees and depots on the
Road, containing Fpur Hundred and Eighty
six Acres Of Land, in high state Of cult.
walton. This property hdjnins the great
estate Of Mr.. George Patterson and the
lands OF DE-. Owens. p. Webb, RiigeIy.
w. Gather and others, aud is accessible IN
good county roads.
The improvements aYe very extensive
large FRAME DWELLlNgk with stone
foundation, two Parlors, Library, Dining
Room, two kifchens, &cs, fOn FIRST ilgor,
twelve lied Chambers on second aoor, and
has modern improvements, Bath, BE-. sap.
piictl with waller from n ciSteru by force
painp IRON Spring Of pure water.
ALSO,
Large Barn. ieb House, Nest aud ponItry
House, Stone Dairy and other Outimildings
nesecsary for a largo Farm, wcll arranged
and 10 good condition. There is also an
Oyerserr' housc aud quarters for servants,
With Onfhouscs for storing crops
About s1o acres Of cleared land large
portion OF which II now II grass balance IN
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Happiness or Misery.

TIE victim Of youthful indIsereiinn desifors
bis happiness. ruins his prospects for social en-
ioyneBi, marriage aud dic pursuit Of busipeFs
and end his life IN misery but by The timely
use Of die long tried aud faithful remedy
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Tobias Linimcnt. Stonebraknr's Eminent,
Mustang Iiniment, Jadwir'f do.
Bnrnetlf Golden do. Bakers Pain Remedy,
Wraser,s Champion Do. Fouts's Mixture,
De Grath's Electric on, GArgling on s
Ponds Extract ofN.itch Hazel. regarded as
oue Of the best remedies known for internal
or external pains.
) t0pgh dad Erp9toraat Preparations
HUBRws CHERRY CoUoH MIxTuRE.
Halls Dslsam, Wi.haTt's Pine Tree
iiyTfn orr Tar, Tar Cordial,
Srhenck's PnlmonIc Ayers Cherry Electoral
syrup, Jayne's Expceiornnt.
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MOS.
Iloslclhr Baiers.
Plantation iii,tcFs.
Morning Star Biltcrs
London Health Ilesiorss,
Sea Weed Tonic.
a complete assortment 81 all the iastess
and most popular
Patent Medicines of thc day
in store.
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Is the most pert 81 scsrtAbis compound u Ai,sra
lives, TONES, dnfesias Asd daphoIecs making u the
most effective, nsiEofaiiaR, TencyatlhE aud blood
cleansing cordial known 10 tlir wnfld
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3 sBECAL SALE

i9or Ene i
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His Speech.

Gront made the following speech on be.
ing visited bv the committee appointed to in.
torn HIM o! his nominations:
: You'd scarce expect one Of nv age
10 speak in publit Oh the stage,
And il chance TO fall below
Charles Sumner aud Gnlusha Grow,
Don't view me wild Ben Buffers eye,
But pass my imperfcciions by.
From Marshslps pups great dogs do blow;
From lLtle colts great horses grow.
AS you'll agree, il 10 too late
For me 10 Try to cultivate
The art Of speaking. Therefore,
viii lie, the little job go by.
in only say that III fulfill
Whntever'you. my irierd., may will.
Ard il is now my full intent,
II am chosen President,
TO so discharge official duty,
That every act. my friends. will suit you.
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED

4
TO solicit orders for DR.. WILLIAM SMITH.
DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE TIL
ONLY EDITION PUBLISHED IN AMERICA, CON
DErsEp BY DIR. SWI-M's own HAND. In one
large Octave volume, illustrated with over
l25 steel and wood engratings.
Agents and subscribers see that you get
the genuine edition by DR. Smith.
The Springfield Republican ssvs, this edi.
ton published by Messre. Burr g. Co., is the
genuine thing.
The Congregationalist says, whoever
wishes to get, in the cheapest form, the bcs,
Dictionary Of the Bible should buv this.
WE ALSO WANT AGENTS for ELLIOT'S
new work, REMARKABLY CHARAC.
TIERS AND MEMORABILIA LA CES OF
THE HOLY LAND. By HENRY WARD
BEEcHER, I. d. WooLsEY, Ii. D., Press. Of
Yale COL. JOSEPH CuMMINos' ~. u. LII. d.,
Pres Of Wesleyan Univ, Rr. REV. THos.
III. CLARK, Boshop Of II. J., &c., &c.
They are new and original works BY
these authors, and their subjects are an.
proved by clergymen Of oil denominations
Agents are meeting with unparalleled sue.
cess. We employ no General Agents for
either book. and offer extra Inducements 10
Canvsssers. Agents will see the sdvan tsre
Of dealing directly with the PUBLfsHERs.-
For descriptive circulars with full psrticu.
lars and ierme, address the Publishers,
J j BURR g. co., Hartford, Conn.
June IL 4w
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school IiXasininali ops /.

y sccOrdance win the law, a Public Tx.
T. animation OF persons desiring 10 'rsch
Public Schools in Dubois county, will b-
held ut the School House If District No. ,
ia jasper, Thursday. Jnly l6, ISIS.
Any person desiring to obtSin license to
teach less ,hsn the eight branches r. qvired
by law must irst present a certificate IRON,
the Director Of District certifying 10 On
election. and The branches desired 10 be
taught during the ensuing schcrul term.
Teachers must bear in mind that under
the new law no certificates for teaching can
be granted hereafter al private examina-
uons. and il 10 therefore important that they
.honId attend The Public Examination, and
bring with them q certificate Of moral char.
nc.er from their respective Trustees.
Al STRAIN. Schoo! Examiner
June %, 6S-3
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l. l. N G. Ill
R. RICH'S
EVERY DAY Az
10 O'CLOCK 4. M.
July 1068-.f
CORONER'S INQUEST
July 106S-.f

I NOTICE is hereby given that at an in.
! ~ q"es. held by the undersigned Coro.
her OF Dubois county. Indiana, on the BODY
OF one James =. Miller, found dead in The
town Of Hun,ingburg, the following verde,
was returned nv the Jury:
We. the undersigned Jurors psnpsnneled
and sworn on the 25h day June. 1858. AZ
the township OF Psloka, aud county Of Du
bois. by Reinhar Rich, Coroner OF said
county. TO inquire and u true presen,meh'
make IN wha, manner and by whom James
5 Miller, whose body was found y, Hunting.
burg on the 9Th day of June. 1868. came
TO his death. After having heard the evi.
dence and examined the BODY we do Il I'D
that the deceased came 10 his death by
violence, and that said body has upon /, The
following marks and wounds: Two cuts
on the vortex Of The skull, one stab in the
hip penetrating the abdomen. causing dea'h
IN lew minutes, together with n numhe,
OF other cute, nil supposed TO he done with
n sharp instrument or butcher knife, bv one
Elijah Nj. Prrle. and which the jury do fl nd
caused the immediate death OF said person
.whose body WAS found as aforesaid. and
we further report That the true name of said
pr'So" - 40 gSeHs 'Uh' nv we
time Of his death lie was about 26 years
of sge. that he was of dark complexion.
spare made. abou, six feet high. scar on
the right cheek. the name az said person
was on lis right arm in blue ink, (James s
Miller). that when he died he was dressed
IN black striped pantaloons, white shirt. one
pair Of boots, and had IN his person one
pocket book containing 10 cents
Given under our hands this 25th day OF
June, 1865
Thomas Enlow Herman Dieckmonn
II > G Baker John Burmsn
George Schwartz Martin r. Movers
Jacob Fromm Jacob Halter
John Berger Adsm Halter
g il AbreDs Harvey Vondiver
Jurors.
REMNANT RICH, Coroner
July 3, 'GS-3w
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That many eyes have been blinded, end

That many eyes have been blinded, end
incslculable mischief done BY treatment.
based on conjecture and ignorsnce, there
can be no doubt. How important, then, to
avoid the unprinciplsd pretender, aid apply
only to the scientific practitioner for medi.
cal and surgical aid. Dr.. Msgeniss Of
hiss devoted the last twenty. five
years in unfolding the intricste and serious
disc sses to which the eye 10 liable. and may
safely be pronounced the leading mon in the
Wes', in this branch o! medical science.
-Uniontown Appeal.
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10 Whom IL May Concern.
POOR FARM AN u JAIL LOT.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the Bosrd
~ Of County Commissioners Of Dubois
County, will sell TO the lowest respon sIblo
bidder, at the Court Horse in Jasper, on
MONDAY Sept. Z, 1868.
the keeping Of the psupers'of said county.
for twelve months, the successful bidder 10
live on and have the use Of the county farm.
Notice 10 further given that the Board will
on the same day receive proposals., from
owners Of lots In Jasper, dssising 10 sell the
same, for the purchase BY the county~of a
suitable lot on which to erect County Jail.
The proposals must state the location OF thu
lot, and the lowest price.
BY order Of the board.
HENRY MAUNTEI. Sheriff.
June IS, 1862
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The Convention.

The National Convention assembled a
Tsmmsny Hall, New York City, on July 4
at 10 o'clock. Every State and Territory
wac represented. Hon. Henry s. Palmer
Of Wisconsin, was chosen te mp orary chair
man. Hon. Hora,io Seymour, Of New
Yosk, is President Of the Convention. He
made very abe speech on taking the
Chair. The permanent organization was
effected on Saturday. the variousicommit'
mit,ees appointed, and the Declaration Of
Independence read, sHer which the Conven-
lion sd ourped until Monday. Mondsy was
devoted to receiving resolutions from
,hs States. speech making. &c. The plat.
form, which we did not receive 10 time for
publication this week, was adopted on Tues
day, and bslloungs for a candidate for Pres
ident begnn, with . fair prospect for the
Convention continuing in session all The
week-ihe two. thirds rule having been adop-
ted Six ballots were had on Tuesday, Pen
dleton leading, with Hancock second. and
several others closing up the column. There
is no telling at the present writing who will
be our mex, President, but our readers may
rest assured that whosoever is nominated
will be ,riumphan,ly elected by the people.
this Fall, Is the platform speaks emphatic.
ally for poor meas rights, one currency for
the bondholder and the plow- holder, and the
payment Of the National debt in green.
backs.
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DEAp.-We are informed that Mr..
Melchoir Gutgesell, of this place, was
found dead in his bed at louisville
Ky, where he was temporarily worK.
ing, on last Sunday. Mr.. G.. was one
OF the pensioners Of the Government
having been severely woundcf. and
lost the use OF his right leg during the
late war.
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For Guvernrr.s
THOMAS A. llENDflCks,e Of Maroo'
For iieutrnsr, Governor,
ALFRED =. EpGEEToN, Of Allen.
Scr Secretary OF State,
REUBEN C. KlSE, Of Boone.
For Aadi,or OF State,
JOSEPH V. DEMUsDAFFEE' Of F'aNA'''
For Treasurer OF State,
JAMES B. RYAN, OF Marion.
For Clerk OF Supreme Court,
NOAH 5. AROSE, oiCass.
For Reporter OF Supreme Court.
MA y. PACKARD, of Marshall
4. -, SUPERINTENDENT OF Public Instruction.
John Il. PHILLIPS, OF Daviess.
For Attorney General.
SOLOMON CLAYPOOL. Ct Pu'nam.
Far Congress. Second District,
MICHAEL c. KERR.
For Safe Senator,
W. II. MONTGOMERY.
For Join, Rep. of Martin and Dubois.
LEROY CAVE.
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REAL ESTATE APPRAISER. - The
name OF Hon. Allen I. Fleming will
be found among our announcements
this week, as a candidate tor tins ,Ni
flee. MIR. I. is well known in every
neighborhood in the county, and has
the qualifications to make a com pet
ent Appraiser.
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Lsporte has a witch-a veritsble witch, .
Mrs. d. She bewitched Mrs r of The came
place. afflicting her with convulsions oil
which no doctor can relieve her. Las,
MONDAY morning mob attempted to burn
Mrs. d. for witchcraft, but the City Mar.
sLaI interviewed end saved her bacon. OF
course Laporte 10 strongly radical.
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Base BALL.-TLe highly contag-
ious fever which is prevailing all over
orr State, for this ''noble game" has
at last reached our usually quiet aud
healthy village. and several of the
Young bioods OF Jasper have taken
preliminary steps to organize Club.
Look out, now, for ''iiys," "sknuks, :
catches, &C., between the mines. :
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NEW ALRANN LEDGER. lhs sier.
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Mathews. Is second to none in the
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