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TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE or COLLECTOR, !
FIRST DISTINCT OF INDIANA.(

NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance
~ Of Section - Of the Internal Rcve-
nue. Laws of 1868, that the Taxes con-
tanned in the Annual List Of 1863, for
the First District Of Indisna, are now
due and payable, and that will attend
at my Office in the town Of Jasper, in
Dubois county, from the 18th day OF
May to the oath day of May, 1869, 10 re-
ccivc the same and if not paid within
the time specified, penalty Of FIVE per
cent. will be added to said taxes, and in
all cases be collected with costs and
charges, together with interest at the rate
of ono per cent. a month from the time
the same became due.
Witness, my hand at Jasper this nth
day Of May, 1859.
JOHN W. BRETT,
Deputy Collector.
Nav 81, lS69.--lw
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1AsslAn Iac] Esra. t4hsffollowins
sopples lo@ aimed Y cnss 10 larry from
ous County Clsrk, during tho month of
April, and UP 20 To present date in May :;
April o. Chris. Dufsndach and Sarah
A. Fischer. $780, - = ----rs'. -
! April l2,-Hcn. Schyaer and Dinah
Ara ss.-ch. esbhar. and Johln Eb.
|erhard.
April IS. : Geo. Troxlsr and Mary Lo-
I April 10. John Bctz and Maria E.
|Schiffhauer. ,N'...i., - .i
April 49, Jarct Bolin and Elizabeth
lSatkamp. ..,.l.L
[ April i4.-John Collier and Cath.
Schaller. .,h.n, ~.
April 49, Gcrh. Locchte and Mary
lIumbert.
April IT, John 3. Haddock and Ey.
cline Hope.
April is. Jacob Garmsn and Nancy
Kemp.
April 10. John Schlachtcr and Loui.
50 Drach.
April IL. -Dcssick L. Walker and Ce'
liza II. Walker.
April la.-Sebas. Opel and Elizabeth
Hucbncr.
! April 3D. Elisha Jackson and Mary
Z. Oxley.
April 29.-Fred. Domino and Mar!
Strickfaden.
April 3O.--Leo. Gutzwcilcr and The
ricsa Eckenfels.
May 4.-Dan1 Mcintyre and Mar!
Crook.
May 7.--Jacob kunkler and Carolin,
Loby.
May 11.-John Lavender and Mar!
Lavender.
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For the jasper Corre-.
Mr.. EDIron Don't you think the
writer Of the article on Teachers Semi
nary, in last weeks Courier. was hard
up for subject? If he is afflicted with
Cacoethes Scribendi, or is anticipating
an attack, tell him, if you please, thai
when he attempts to perpetrate another
burlcsque, to select some other names
that some Of those he forged and herald
ed before the public can't see the poin
nor appreciate the effort. -
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Mcssrs. Aug. Bradley, Geo. Lyman,
and Gen. I. N. st. John. who left here to
make horseback survey ufrR railroad
route between this city and Mt. Carmel,
ON Friday week, returned vn last Satur-
|day evening, The party went by way
of GAINESVILLE, Corydon. Wyahdotte Cave,
|Grantsburg, Huntingburg, Pikeville,
Oakland City,. Francisco, aud Princeton,
to Mt. Carmel, that being the extreme
southern route. On the return they
came by way Of Patoka, Afford, Peters
burg Jasper, Celes;ine, Drownstown,
Hartford. Midtown, ByrnNille, and
Georgetown. making the round trip in A
little over eight days. They converscd
with the people along the route. and
found every one anxious 10 render aid
to the work Of building tie road.
The most difficult part of the work
along the entire line is getting Oh the
hills below this city. Thence to Wyan-
dotie Cave there will not be much heavy
grading. Between the Cave and Grants
burg, ten miles. the country is very rougl
after which it is comparatively smooth
Ito the line of Pike county. Thence bt
lyond Pikeville, distance of eight miles
the country is very rough and billy, re.
Iquiring considerable heavy work. From
THAT point to Princeton the land is level
and between the latter point and Mt
Carmel, it will require considerable en-
; ibankment, as the land in the Wabash
bottoms are subject TO overflow.
, The route from Mt. Carmel to Patoks
has little the advantage of the southcrI
'lroutc By way of Princeton, aud from
thence, BY way of Petersburg TO Jasper
a distance Of forty miles, no grading o
consequence will be- required. This sid
= of Jasper. on to tho crossing OF Blu'
river. near Midtown. the country is yer.
rough in many places. From Milltow
10 Georgetown the land lays very favor
I able to the building &c the road. BIZ
I from Georgetown 10 this city, as ever,
one knows, heavy work will have to L
: Idone.
The engineer, Mr.. st. John, is not We
liable 10 determine which route would b
the most favorable. 1t is generally con
l ccded by the sur. e, party that the south
, ern route presents the most favorable in
ducements as regards local trade. This
|, however. is not the only thing that vii
: be considered. 1t will be tho object q
2 the engineer to select. il possible. n ia
!, vorable route between the two above re
" fcrred 10. the one being too far soutl
land the other too far north Of circt
line. Not until the instruments are pu
upon the line will the &, mpany lie abb
to determine the location vi tie road
y IA. Ledger.
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NoRru SHADE, GRArIoT Co.. Mich,
August. 1859.

Nonru SHADE, GRArIor Co.. Mich,
August. 1859.
DR.. c. VI. Robacl, Dear Sir:
| am now about IS years Land
have been afflicted with rhcu-
matism in my limbs, 50 that !
was unable to leave my roomat
times for - years. | suffered
general nervous dcrangcmcnt
and Excessive debility, and have
used almostcv cry kindofpatent
medicines to 10 benefit. | have
tried a great many physicians
to no purpose. | now feel very
thankful that | have at last
found u medicine that has given
relief. have bought some OF
YOUR Scandinavian Blood Pills
ofyour agent at Mathcrton, Mr..
Marcus Smith, and they have
given me almost entire rcl-ei.
Ny limbs and veins were great
" swollen, but your medicines
have reduced them to their
proper size, and | have been
able to walk three and fourmlles
at a time.
Very respectfully, yours,
DEBORAH ROBERTS.
May Z. 80 -ly
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0J John M. Morton, Of indianapolis,
son Of the Senator, 10 TO be Private Sec
rotary Of John a. Burbank, the new
Governor Of Dakota.
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or The new Gait House at Louisville
was opened last week, with grand ball,
at which were representatives from near
Ily every city in the Union.
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HON T.
TESTI ON Y.
DYSPEPSIA AND RllEI.
MATISM.
CMEsANING, SAGINAW Co. Mod, {
July 81, 1893. {

July 3D., 1893. /
DR.. G. W. Rohack, Dear Sir:
Ny father, now about siNty-four
years of age, has been, for the
last fvcycars, severely afflicted
with Dyspepsia and Rhcuma-
tism, attcndedwith gcncralnerv-
Gus arrangement; indeed. To
such All extent. as to defy tho
Medical skill of our best liz
sicians. And | can truly say,
that | believe it was reserved
for your scandinavian Rene
dies to perform what all other
remedies had failed to do,
work a radical cure. For. after
takinga Box of your Blood Pills
and IA bottle OF Pur.icr,hc began
torccovcr rapidly; hisappctltc
returned, the Rheumatic pains
left him, and lie j. now ilthn en-
joymentofbctter health than he
has enjoyed i'll the last iiiiec,.
wears, and is heavier in flesh
than he ever was before. And |
can not close This without say
inc, that | believe your Rene
dies are all and more than they
are represented.
Yours respectfully,
JAMES X. TERRY.
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A FORTUNE IN ANY sTATE---Rishts fc- s,le
A-New patent article for every fcn,l- Ssmrln a.
kdirsss Inventor, re. Box 2i3s, Sew York.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
G.. T. B. CARR, Atty.
Nav n, i069-4W

NJ Office is hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned has been appointed Ad-
ministratoE Of the Estate Of Robert Fer
ris, late Of Dubois county, deceased
Said Estate IL supposed to be solvent.
WIN. II. FERRIS, Administrators.
May l4--3w
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NJ The time through from Indian""-
oils TO San Francisco, by railroad, is six
days.
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May 80 -ly

vNOE LADIES ONLY. ior an arcl. havirg
II rewarkanie ale, address sira. IokGhs. W. tnnnn
St, Sew Yorh. Afril 2m-i 49,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF Lam

May 81, ls69.--lw
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-05-21
9A isf&lla

MARRIAGE GE-Marriage Is, to a woman, at
once the happiest and saddest event Of her
life; is the promise Of future bliss raised on
the death of all present enjoyment. She
quits her home, her parents, her compan-
ions her occupations, her amusements-
everything on which she has hitherto de-
pended for comfort, for affection, for kind
ness, for pleasure. The parents by whose
advice she has been guided, the sister to
whom she has dared impart every embryo
thought and feeling, the brother who has
played with her, by turns the counselor and
the counseled, and the younger children, to
whom she has hitherto been the mother and
the playmate-all are to be forsaken at one
fell stroke; every former tie is loosened, the
spring Of every hope and action is to be
changed, and yet she flies with joy into the
untrodden path before her. Buoyed up by
the confidence of requited love, she bids a
fond and grateful adieu to the life that Is
past, and turns with excited hopes and joy
Gus anticipations Of the happiness to come.
Then woe to the man who can blight such
fair hope-who can, coward-like, break the
illusions that have won her, and destroy the
confidence which love had inspired.
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lrauaulcntly alter, add TO, defaoe, or destroy
any list Of voters made out as directed by
this act, or tear down or remove the same
from the place where it has boel fixed, with
fraudulent or mischieyous intent or for any
improper purpose the person SO offending
shall be guilty Of high misdemeanor, and
and on conviction shall be punished by a
6ne not exceeding five hundred dollars, or
Imprisonment not exceeding two years, or
both, at the discretion Of the court.
SEC. -. All elections for city, ward, bor
ough, township, and election officers shall
hereafter be held on the second Tuesday Of
October, subject to all the provisions Of the
laws regulating the election Of such officers
not inconsistent with this act; the persons
elected to such Office At that time shall take
their places at the expiration Of the terms Of
the persons holding the same at the time Of
such election; but no election for the Office Of
assessor or assistant assessor shall be held,
under this act, until the year one thousand
eight hundred aud seventy.
SEC 10. A. all elections hereafter held,
under the laws Of this Commonwealth, the
/ polls shall be opened between the hours Of
six and seven o'clock a. NJ, and closed at
seven 0 clock p M
SEC. IT, 1t shall be the duty Of the Secre-
tary Of the Commonwealth tc prepare forms
for all the blanks made necessary by this
act, and furnish copies Of the same to the
/ county commissioners Of the several coun-
ties of the Commonwealth; and the county
commissioners Of each county shall, as soon
as may be necessary after receipt Of the
same, at the proper expense Of the county,
/ procure and furnish TO all the election Off
GERS Of the election districts Of their respec,
! tive counties copies Of such blanks in such
quantities as may be rendered necessary for
the discharge Of their duties under this act.
SEC. IS. None of the foregoing provisions
Of this act shall apply to the city Of Phila-
delphia, excepting sections twelve and thir-
teen.
SEC l9. That citizens ofthis State tempo
rarily in the service Of the State OF Of the
/ United States Governments, on clerical or
other duty. and who do not vote where thus
employed, shall not be thereby deprived Of
the right to vote in their several election
districts if otherwise duly qualified.
SEC. %. The act, entitled A further sup
! plement to the act relating to the elections
Of this Commonwealth, " approved April +,
A. D., one thousand eight hundred and six
| ty-eight, and all other laws altered or sup
piled by this act be, and the same are here
! hE renealed
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SHEEP mBltiply 50 prodigiously in Austria
LA, that the boiling down Of the animals
merely for the extraction Of the tallow has
grown into a business Of huge proportions
-Four hundred sheep are cut TO pieces and
thrown into big boiler, steam from anoth-
er boiler is turned on, and soon the carcasses
are reduced to a pulp the tallow rises to
the top, and is drawn off through large taps
into barrels for export. The gravy and
other juices, the remains Of the meat, and
the bones, which are so softened as to
crunble easily in the hands, are given to
pigs. -Four thousand sheep are boiled down
in a day.
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90ctrn,
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NY CHILDREN.


PUBLISHED BY REQUEST.
had two little dalliHgs,
With eyes of deepest blue,
There's just a year between them,
And the younger is not two.
Like sunny little blossoms,
Whose petals daily ope,
I watch their minds expanding,
With fond and earnest hope.
Frank says he's mothers rose bud,
And little brother Willie,
With skin like alabaster,
Is my budding wateriIy.
] call them both my mock-birdS,
For, Ike music to my ear,
And their merry little voices,
So siIvery and clear.
What the dew is to the flowers,
The rainbow to the sky,
Are these children to my pathway,
Which they cheer and beautify.
They Eli my heart with gladness,
With thankfulness and praise,
They chase away my sadness,
And leave no gloomy days.
Tho many other blessings
Around my footsteps fall,
.iv children and their father,
Are chief among them all.
Ny life seems crowned with Joys
Whene' 'er 1 look on them,
And they the brightest Jewels
Within the diadem.
Then blessing on my dariings,
Bright blessings from above,
God grant their tender boyhood
Miss not a mothers love
Oh, may my days be heightened
Thro out their earlyycuth,
To lead them in the pathway
Ofbonor and Of truth.
God grant to me His spirit
To guide their souls Alright,
To teach them by example
To walk as in His sight.
And when this life in ended,
May all whom he has gwen,
United, form a family
Within the courts Of Heaven!
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A BISHOP who INDUCED in the weed dined
with Admiral Farragut once upon a time
and after the dessert rendered bunch Of
Havanas to the sailor, with the invitation,
Have a Acigar, dmiral?" No, bishop,
said the admiral, with quizzical glance, Il
don't smoke swear a little sometimes. "
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THAT'S a fayorite stream for trout,
friend, observed piscatorial acquaintance
to a genuine sprig Of the Emerald Isle, who
was whipping away with great yigor at a
we'll known subscription pool. Faith, and
it must be that same, sure enough, " replied
Pat, for not one Of en- viii stir out oft .
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NEWSPAPER LAws.-We would call the special
attention Of Post Masters and subscribers to the
LSoUIRER to the following synopsis Of the News
paper laws:
1. A Postmaster is required to give notice 5g
setter, returning paper does mot answer the law)
when a subscriber does not take his paper ont Of
the Office. and state the reasons for its not being
taken- and q neglect 10 do so makes the Postmas-
ter rspsoEgi5le 10 the Publishers for the payment
>, Any person who takes paper from the Pos,
ol5ce whether directed 20 his name or another, or
whether be has subscribed OF not is responsible
for the pay.
5. # a person orders his paper discontinued, be
must pay all arrearages, OF the publisher may
continue to send it until payment is made, and
oileet the whole amount, tohstier 81 Be taken from
tfs g5ics or not There can be no legal discoutin-
ueuee until he payment IS made.
T. II the subscriber orders his paper 10 be
stopped at a certain time, and the publisher con
tinues to send, the subscriber is bound to pay for
il, y he takes e OUT ef fbs Post Office. The law
proceeds upon the ground that man must pay
for what he uses.
5. The courts have decided that refusing TO take
newspapers and periodicals from the Post Office,
or removing and having them unoalled for, is
EriWa faeia evidence Of intentional fraad
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An auetionecr, while engaged in his 20
cation. thus exalted the merits Of a carpet !:
Gentlemen and ladies', some folks sell car
pets for Brussels but I can most positively
assure you that this elegant article was
made by Mr.. Brussels himself
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''SAlIBo, where your master ??
Gone out.
''Has he left off drinking yet ?"
sob, yes, he leave of two or three times
dis mornin
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a NOTICE Of a recent steamboat explo
sion, in Western paper, ends as follows ::
The captain swan ashore. So did the
chambermaid; she was insured for $4,000,
and loaded with iron
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-05-21

A PAPER in Iowa apologies for an mad
vertence whereby 'an obituary notice Of the
infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Perkins
was headed Fire.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-05-21

WALTER Brown, Of Boston, has repeat
ed in Jersy City his feat of riding fifty miles
on a velocipede within six hours. The
driving wheel made 25,2l9 revolutions in
this time
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-05-21

1t is common saying that the lower or
der Of animals have not the vices of man
yet it is certain that some Of the insects are
back biters, and all the quadrupeds tale
bearers.
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4 POLITE philosopher once thanked Ia
dy who had been singing to party for an
hour, BIZ saying, Madam, you have wasted
our time charmingly
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In the Michigan State Prison, at Jackson
during 1868, twenty convicts were
punished with whips, thirty-four with the
paddle, forty-eight by being put into dark
aaIl
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-05-21

Tx CHANGE HOTEL.
II HUNTINGDON. PA.
Tins old establishment having been leased BY
J. &0RRISON, formerly proprietor Of the Nor
risou House. has been entirely renovated aud re-
furnished and supplied with all the modern i'm
Provemeuts and oonFeBienoes necessary to a FIRST
class Hotel
The dining room has been removed to the frst
E9ur and is now spacious and airy, aad he cham
bers are all we'll ventilated, and the proprietor
Fiu endeayoI 70 make his guests perfectly al
home ADDRESS, J. MORRISON,
EXCHANGE HOTEL
@yalyG Huntingdon Pa.
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An papers outside Of the county discentinzed
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Single copies Of the paperfmnished, in WrappeFs5
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Communications on subjects Of local OF general
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All letters pertaining 10 business Of the ONCE
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.

This large and eorumodious house, having been
re taken by the subscriber is now OpeE for the re-
ception Of visitors and boarders. The rooms are
large well ventilated, and comfortably furnished.
The table viii always be supplied with the best
the arket can agori The Bar is stocked with
Tie choicest liquors. In short, It Is my purpose
70 keep FIRsT-CLASS HOTEL Thinking
the public for past favors, respectfully solicit
renewal Of their patronage.
n B. Hacks win run constantly between the
Hotel and the Springs
mayI7, G9;Iy WM. DTBERT, Prop'r
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