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The Eject OF GroanIng.


A certain Dutchman made his entry
into New Orleans last summer while
the cholera was raging there, and was
greatly troubled ia finding a boarding
house. He inquired of the first one
he saw if they had the. cholera in the
house, and e ,aning that they had, he
went to another, and another, deter
mined not to stop at any house where
the disease was doing its work of
death, , sf..4 .s ~,
AtIast, after long and weary search,
he found one where there was no chol-
era, and he took up his quarters there.
Che master of the house was a. godly
man, and had rule to have family
worship While he was offering prayer,
he groaned with some force and fervor,
when the Dutchman started up and
cried out % ,'S2g Ira o1z
"Vot.. ..ish ter matter?" s
"Nothing," said the host. ios = ~ ,
In short time he groaned againg
and the Dutchman started, his eyes
glaring.like saucers, ,.anda exclaimed.
"Oh mine Got der is something
the matter NIT you."v aao es !
"No, ,"'said the landlord, ard to calm
his apprehension. he added, I'm q
Methodist, and it is tho habit Of the
members of the Methodist church to
groan during their devotions. ~ ~.
This was enough for the Dutchman;
who rushed into the streets for doc
tor. and then begged him to run. to the
houso IN tho ooraar q "a
4Have they got the cholers ?" asked
the Doctor. .s
"No,, worse /; dsy got ter Aettodts,
and der man win die if you done run
qriekPs .iisgoY b.asaa an
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s1If you desire to Of impress d tho
public that you have the best wares,
and the best prices. and are worthily
entitled to theirsspatropage, qdcettise
yourself. Do not expect to accomplish
everything with one trial, nof two, nor
three, but keep at If and you viii sure
ly win. ssea,Tgs g27d. On. ~ 5s5I,oiiL<s
Z Have some systsa, about Jour adj
vertisement, and lee thatbe youF-shov-'
ell, then dig away atthes peop1e--keepe
att, and y u will IS surely get through
the doll: times and bring more custom
than you can attend to, Sas4hat Rbo3
went through the drift with his sms
shovel.
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REGULAR PuzzLER.-"O

A REGULAR PUZzLER,-"Old
Fritz" who raises pigs and cbabage
somewhere in Queens county, appear
ed the other day before Judge H
as a witness Question by tie Court
"Your name Z" Answer by Fritz
"Vell, I calls mineself Fritz; but may
be SOL DON'T know-it is Yaw cup
You see, Mr.. Shudge. mine moder she
have two little poys; one of them was
me, and stoder was mine proder, or one
was mine proder, and 'toder was me; ]
ton't know which, and mine moder she
ton't know; and ono of US was named
Fritz stoder YawcLp-or one Yawc1p
AMI stoder Fritz, l ton't know which
and one of US got died; but mine moder
sho never could tell which it was, me
or mine proder, who got died. So. Mr.
Shudge, I does not know whether
am Fritz or Yawcup; and mine model
she ton't know.
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VOL. xxi x,
SIXTEEN.

4 nj u A. EOoIEhs Z IS
Yes toll, the old church bell again,
With pauses long and sad between;
Its tone win speak of death, and then
Strike off the age, her age-sixteen.
Close the dark eye: her brow how fair!
But strangely pulseless and serene:
Smooth back the wayy tresses, there,
Bright curls, death-damped, and but sixteen
How cold her hand u how stir her heart!
And yet happy smile, ween,
Circles those lips, es they would part,
To speak the heart joy of sixteen. d
h 5ssva1..isf vilcsaa gt5Usg97 ~
What matters now the nnntebI bIeess grace, -
The sparkling eye, the locks of sheen,
The fresh, sweet beauty of the face, ~,
If death must claim it at sixteen?
Ah.-well-prepare her coffin bed,
From her slight form the daylight screen
Care never taught that gentle head
To lie 81. .lowlY at sixteen s-t :
Go-elear the Wiutry snow away, =
= And make hersg meath faded green;
Then teach her marble slab to say
Died-loved and beautiful-sixteen.
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.HxsICIA AN =.
2 / Sn9I.Se11asneope.Z
= r., RALsToN & 'VlANTILBURG,

- szallers and SiIyersmiths, three doors west
= Of Miller House, Ashland. Cold and Silver
Pens and a choice variety of Jewelry kept
constantly on hand. Highest price paid for
\, cid gold and silver RsPairing aonste order
and on,reasonableterms- $50 ,gaa
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H1DG~Ros.
!. MILLER HOUSE,

North side Main street, Ashland, ONO. M
Miller, Proprietor. Good accom-
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~ Tl4a.z 4MeNULTY HOUSE,
VIM. McNulty, Proprietor, South side Main
: street, Ashland, Ohio. ~ =.
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McCoMBs & CURTIS,
s1feofneys aud Counse Il ors at Law, Ashland,
Ohio ofice in BANK building, over Beers
Hardware store: t.Q ..f ,
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THE GOLDEN FLEECE

BY EDWARD LABoULAYE.
ASsLATED BY MARY L. BOOTH.
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.1esgd John ID. JONES,
Attorney ut Law, Ashland Particular at
tenticn paid to Collecting. and business in
probate tourt.0fhce on Church rect, be-
tween Mainand Ssndusky.
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'sshAvv
r M CAMPBELL,

: Attorney at I aw, Ashland, O., will attend
. . rom pity to all legal business entrusted to
his care Bankrupt cases in U. s. Court will
receive special attention.
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s.is595 . John T., JACOBS,
rf A ttorney ,. at Law Ashland, Ohio. All kinds
, Off business belonging 10 the profession
sspfomp;ly attended to- Office, opposite Z lrst
National Bank, up stairs. d
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ii. s. SEE,
.-se6A6rhey at Law, Fire and Life Insurance
Agent, and Notary Public. Particular atten-
4iop paid to collecting, Probate business, par
sition cases and execution of deeds, mortga a.
.T8es and Contra cts = Office in Millers Block,
second story, Main str eet, Ashland, Ohio,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-02-14

Who sold Government securi,jee at
less than their value. and why were
they so sold! Did honest, lovsl money
leaders end tax payers demand tho
sacrifice! Was it not rather that clsss Of
men who created GOVERNED ntsl necessities.
for the purpose Of dishonesty supplying
land taking advantage of them" who op.
posed just system Of taxation. because il
would have. brought to the knowledge Of the
people the extent of their robberies; and
who. by all the appliances of money 10 cor
tupt Legislation, secured the fuudiug Of nom
interest paying legsi lenders into Govern
ment security whicA exempted The no lder
from taxation; which security, when offered
In the market, lbey Immediately sought to
until in possession. "at less
than lis sslue;" and now seek :o!spprecIsse
by forced construction Of the law and by
The. con',i'uton OF an unjus, end unequal
system Of taxation?
TIE charges Of bad faith against the I'd.
vocates of-ihe early redemption VI the ma
,ersd aud maturing 8 2O's according 10 law
come from this class OF bondholders. They
will raise this or any other cry which they
think win enable them 10 bold their bonds ex.
empt frcm usxaiion. They " an, The industrial
and producing. clseses Of the couptry 10
make their bonds worth dollar for dollar in
gole. They demsud that oil laws shall be
such ss their interests dictate. Ii is this
class OF men. blind TO their own interests,
really, az well as hostile 10 the interest OF
The tax payer. aud every man engaged in
active business, which seems anxious To
creste moneyed aristocrscy 10 own mort
gage on the nation; to be paid, principal
and interest. by the prod ucing masses; q
hing which can not eyist in Tree govern.
ment without destroying i,s character.
II 10 easy TO forsee what. in ,hls country ;.
where but smnl. fraction OF The people ore
sondholders. must be the consequence of
such effor,s. Bendholders should not de.
ce've themselves sns 10 what the people ssk.
Now they ask that The mortgage upon their
property and their Ia nor shs u be paid. when
due, 80 provided in the bond. and this Just
demand is met with denunciuiion and mis-.
representation. But bondholders will learn
that the people know what they ak: that
no scphis'ry can longer deceive them; thss
no PARTY lines or platforms can bind sn over.
taxed people in their support, especially
when irjrsiic, in some form, hes sure harged
almost every act Of legislation Of the party
10 power. Yours, etc,
A. P. EDoERroN.
FoRr "AysE, IsD January 25, 1868.
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DR.. w. +. Shenod is a prominene
Democratic candidate Tor Congress IN the
New Albany district. The Doctor has q
6rst.rste Democratic record and is the rep
resen'aiive man In the Second district. II
Col. Bowles does no. went the nomination.
Sherod ought to have IT,. Evsnsville Jou nal.
Dr.. Sherrod wac over four years 10 tho
Federal army. during the rebellion, end
came out OF The war with his escutcheom
bright end untarnished. Perhaps for this,
the ex.Co'onel of the Journal don't admiso
him Vincennes Sun.
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why dontyou trade with me!v said
q close fsied trade smsn to q friend the o,her
dsy. The reply was Characteristic: .You
hsve never asked me, cir. I hsve looked
all through the papers Tor On Invitation IN
the shsps Of an advertisement. end found
hone. never 60 where sm not invi,edn
y Grammatical snaloay--Whes persons
are in moods. they are usually 10 ,.ns. slso.
A-lIenry Ward Beeches hiss cvsn $1,000
70 fund for The tsnen, Of Gen. Lee's Col
lege. 4A .lFN
There isa solitary editor 10 ,he Mssss.
chusssts LegisIs,ave. ii A-
New York list s5.7l1ooo ~ Ere lsss
yesr.
The hsbiu Of good socisiy-Yns
clothes.
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SENATOR DocLlrrLE, AND STATION, m
SsEAK.-In a running debate on 10y slty,jn
the United States Senate the otber day.
stanton. the sneak, wss somewhat vsntila.
ted. Senotor DoolittIe, OF Wisconsin, de-.
clsred that "when Albert G. Brown, or
Miesissippi. Withdrew from the Senate to
join the rebellion. Edwin NJ. Stsnton mee
him outside the door aai urged him 10 20 on
IN this course, wishing him God speed,'
and ssying be was right
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MAnUFAcTURER AND pEbLTRIN
HARNESS AND SADDLES.
Sc;,h East Corner of the Public Square
JASPER, IND,
OFFERS histhanks to the citizensof Du.
" bois county md vicinity for their pact
. patronage, and solicits con,inunnce and
extension Of the sa me feeling con niiden, II a,
he can make it TO the interest Of persons in
want OF any thing in his line 10 deaf with
him, as his motto is"sma' profits and quick
sales" May Is, 90.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-09-02
FLOUR.

The best brands constantly on hand. .A.'J,
Graham and Buckwhoat Flour Rye and Corn
Meal
Finally if you want anything in the line OF
good groceries, the place to buy them is at
BARNES Il CROWLEY'S.
Cash paid for all kinds Of Country Produce.
Goods sold Mt wholesale vt the lowest possible
figure.
2l3 BARNES 4 CROWLEY.
"no, w. rw st. Adams Vt.
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FOR ONE DOLLAR !
SAVE YOUR MONEY

DY buying the new Patent Plated Spoons and
ID Forks Warranted to wear equal to the
best Treble Plate at very much less price. Call
and see them at Huntington's, west side Main
Street
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PASSENGERS AND FAMILIES
CHEA PEST AND BEST UTE!

A thorough rebuilding, reftting, repairing
and refurnished, with several new boats added
to the line, makes this now the most comforta-
BILE, pleasant and expeditions route to the great
West. Be sure and see the Agents Of this line
before you buy your tickets. Trusty men will
always meet passengers at the depot in Ogdens-
burgh to take checks and re-check Baggage
Ask for tickets via
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The Peoples Drug Store.
81 sGas would Ss,n, SnScs to the soEe
ity, that he has just rec lived from market a
choice and well sclected stock Of pure
Drugs, Chemicals, Resinoids &c.
And all articles commonly kept in first class
Drug Store All the leading
PATENT MEDICINES
or the day. The sonoma Wine Bitters, an
elegant preparation. Also,
brakes Plantation Bitters,
Hostetter's, Langley's, Days, nc. Inghams
Nervine, Davis Pain Killer, Wolcotts Pain An
nihilator at Wholesale.
COUGH sYRuFs,
and Balsams, Liniments and Ointments Pills,
HAIR RnsToRzR,
Mrs. S. A. Aliens Improved,
Decidedly the best in the market wholesale and
ietai Also, Rings, Halls Barrett's, Shedds,
Ayers Hair Vigor, &c., &c.
Choice Druggists Groceries /!
Pure whole and ground Pepper, Allspce, Mus
tard, Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmcgs, Mace Starch,
Salpratus, Corn Starch, Farina, Wheaton Grits,
&c.
BRUSHES,
Hair, Cloth, Nail Teeth, Shaving, Infant. The
incest and best assortment III town. Combs in
o 20 M "A d n s,
Fresh and nice, as Arctusine Ursina, Coudrays
i'll tin cans, and many others. Hair Oils in
abundance.
PER F U M cry.
Lubins genuine, Phalons Flor de Mayo, and
Night Blooming Cercus, Edrehis, assorted, and
the new and delicate Wood Violet. Toilet Pow
ders, Puff Boxes Lily White, Rouge.
SO "A Ps.
Honey, Glycernc, Bay Rum Sand, Poncine,
Brown Windsor, Military and Genuine Yankee
&c.
Leaf STATE and Mdelllble F.ncils
Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Pen Holders, Inks,
Chamors Skins Syfihges, Breast Pumps, Nur.
sing Bottles, Sponges, and one thousand and
one other articles which we have not time to
mention. Come one and all and see for your
selves, even if you do not wish to buy. We shall
cndeavor to serve you promptly and courteously
AS we keep none but the best articles and are
not to be undersold by any Drug Store in st.
Adams, we solicit large share of public patron
age.
Prescriptions accurately compounded and
Physicians orders solicited.
Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purpos-
eS.
s. f DAY, Agent.
st. Adams. July /. 1868. 22i-wtf
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REAT IMPROVEMENT In DENTIs-
VI TRY.
The attention Of the public is called to great
discovery in Dentistry
THE GREATEST ADVANCE STEP EVER
MADE IN THE ART.
The main difficulty in wearing artificial teeth is,
they do not hold in their place firmly enough,
and add to this the annoyance OF food getting
under the plate while eating. l have discover
Cd q method Of constructing the plate on
which the teeth are set that they will not start
Jr drop while eating or speaking, neither will
any PARTICLES Of food get under the plate. no
matter what the condition Of the mouth is,
which is not true OF any method hitherto used.
have secured Letters Patent for the United
States, England and France.
The improvement is not in material, but in
the construction, whichs ecures the atmospheric
pressure on the entire plate
have sold the exclusive of said improvement
to DR.. l.. Gilman, to wit, the Counties Of Frank
lin, Washington, Chittenden, Lsmoille and
Grand Isle. Those wishing to avail themselves
OF such improvement, will call on
DIR. l.. GILMAN,
81. ALBANS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VERMONT.
N. T. FOLSOM.
November, II. 1867. l9l-tf
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OtANCER, SCROFULA, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER
~ Complaint, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, &C.,
cured. Book OF ioG pages sgg sent t,,ee to invs.
Place, Boston, Macs.
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Duy Tracy's Vegetable Healing Baln,'


For it is a Magic Ointment, and will destroy and
cure Felons, Fever, Calomel Erysipelas and
Scrofula Sores, Ivy Poison, rheumatism, Group,
Dipthcria, Cuts, Burns, Bruises ,kc. And is al
30 good for pains in the Back, Side and Chest,
and il u specific for Man or Beast.
s. II. DAY. Agent.
l83-ly st. Adams.
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Only Six Days Through With
out Change of Boat.

This well known and reliable Company, will,
during the present Season, run their Line O.:
first class Upper Cabin Steamers daily, between
Ogdensburgh, Oswego, Cleveland, Toledo De-
troit, Chicago, Milwaukee, and Intermediate
ports, leaving Ogdensburgh arrival of Elk
press train from the East.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED GOylRN
IL MkNT ARTIOLHS.

U. S. Nary. Yard. washinrton, I
VIII be offered az pupc ..is To- .bs ss
der, ON TUESDAY. July Il, 1853 It 10 o'clock a.
m. at the U. 8 Esvy-ysrd, Warrington, the fol-
,.,IB s,.ax Of Cs~a'se,ion a.d Repair.
s fTGi:ti::
q Chairs,
5Wsshstands,
wooS.n iGf Of Tools Blocks, Lamp,
% Lamp Brackets,
I.rae lot Of N Wrought sRs' iron sh.,ins., 10.
.oo B So q Provisions and Gothins.
go p: Srisl Apples.
SIS ibs: Coffee,
- gallone Molssses, rl.-
sESiss TSm ns;tosii y......,..
Los e blEs si ssatis. ''''''''''' s-5-
8 SsiI: SsiS skin Shoes.
i3o ibe tobacco.
s, AlsS sesI, EanOrs. Buttons, Kettles, Pans.
Also, ;sa bottle. Mustard.
s. CiStbe. B ru.hes.,
IF set. * 9Ov..
27eO Unseryice able Division Bills.
Alse. Lot OF Blanks, Waste Paper, &c.
BHr,nn of Equipment aaf RscruttiHx,
80 bolts yute Hammock STUFF,
4ls bolts Jute Bag STUFF,
II bolts Cot STUFF,
4l6 lbs. Old Rope
Also, quantity OF Leather Hose, Silver Calls,
Oil Cloth hickory Brooms, Table Covers, De
The gale, which will b. gin at the time named
tipued At the same hosr from day to day until com
pk ted.
he articles 10 be removed within ten days. A
deposit Of ten per centum each article will be
required a. the fall Of the hammer.
WA. BRADFORD,
~ labs Conmandant.
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A Fearful Story Of Nure,r and Revenge
in the Es- West

A shocking story of brutal murder and swift.
lawless punishment among party OF no ners
travelling on foot over the Rocky Mountains TO
the Sweetwater mines, ~ reported IN one Of our
Western exchanges. Hess, a Frenc Imam. and
Armstrong, Nova Scottish, had quarreled, but
apparently became reconciled, when Arm
strong reopened the disagreement, and IN reaten-
I'd Hess tor taking some II his tobacco. Daring
that day the party entered a dangerous AMI
difficult canon. through which they wOgad
tlone a narrow ledge Of rock. several hundred
feet above the bed Of the stream, which ran
along at the foot OF that fearful precipice.
At the poipt Of the greatest danger, where the
party had to travel in single ME, and several
yards apart, Armstrong waved his oppoTtu-
nifty TO dodge behind the others. Hess wAs Ma,
last man IN the file As he drew near 70 the
place where Armstrong was secreted. the latter
stepped forth aud followed his companions
without seeming 20 notice him. Presently he
knelt down as il 10 tie has shoe. and Hess, un-
able 10 pass, stopped within few feet of him.
The nr&t momoaL turning about 10 pick mp his
bundlr, which had been thrown aside upon
the ground, by a sudden change Of moven.enS
he seized the uEsJspecting Erenchmau and
hurled HIM oyer the edge of The terrleie ss~-~
Ssme twenty or thrty feet down - "a
face OF the precipioe the xretSs~~ in the
In tie orarches Of a sef~- mai lodged
which greS ont ola r-a ytcs iny ~ trss
ana nn sht from thence have been nss.,'s, 'i,
Eoi ance ma been nigh. Bat there was pons
: q - w VI oefer could summon the hardi-
-ooo 70 stoop down and watch the faII 81 h.
sIcum from that dizzy height we cannot i'm
agine Yet Armstrong did look dow me
I'm, perhaps 70 assure himself THAI bis muir
oerous work was Well done and "A W poor Ua.s
FUN desperately maintaining his hold upon
!nr. instead diving a shapeless mass at the ~
TOM Oh me canon The nendIsh spirit mani
Tested Itself sun further. He got ffagmants Of
rock and cast them down upon the poor man
untll ms lifeless body toppled over The 49,
ins abyss below; then Armstrong arose and
pursuea us journey.
The whole scr was seen from distance bv
smother OF the party. Who was apart hunlinx
for game and after they had got INTO clmp thai
night he told the story, when Armstrong was
81 Ized and charged with the murder aud he
did not deny IT, part OF the company were
IN favor OF taking him with them tnroagh TO
the settlements, TO be tried by the civil auIhor-
tiles; but the majority were determined % al
low the murderer no chance for escape ana So
about an hour before midnight, Armstrong
was conducted 10 the top Of a cliff which rose
like wall 20 the height OF 49, or 20 feet
half mile m the rear OF the camp. Having
bound his hands and feet they cast him over
turned.
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