davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-09-02
School Superintendent No.
tice
OFFICE oT SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT,
Manitowoc, August %, 1869.

The undersigned has concluded that, in Or.
der to do justice t. his successor in office, he
will no. hereafter grant certificates to Teach
ers for longer term than six months. Teach
ers who now hold certificates with qualifca-
tons bearing No 8 and upwards. and who are
personally known to the Superintendent can
receive their certificates by applying to me
as soon rs possible by mail or personally.
New applicants for certificates, and others
who are not well known personally to me, are
informed that | will meet them for examina-
ton at the FIRST Ward School House in Manito-
voc, On Monday and Tuesday, September ID
and Is. Mt 10 o clock, A. NJ of each day,
which will be the only Public Examinations
will hold.
Town Clerks will please hand in their An
nnal Reports to me ut the eurli st day posi-
BILE
As this will be my last official notice as
County School Superintendent, ] deem it a
proper occas Oh to return my heartfelt thank.
10 the people of Manitowoc County for the
confidence roposed in me such officer for
the past six years, and for their uniform
kindness and forbearance to me in good and
ill-heslth.
JERE. CROWLEY.
Go. Superintendent of Schools.
P. s. may be found during Office hours at
the Office of Henry Sibree, Esq, with whom all
communications may be left during my abb
sence.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-09-02

The Stockholders Of this Company having
seen the great efficacy and Power of this Mel
icine, came forward and furnished the n ces-
sary capital to bring it before the world
The company are aware Of the almost uni
versal Judgment passed upon medicines adver-
tlsed to cure all diseases. But time places
everything upon its proper level, and the
Company only ask that the afflicted will try
their medicine before passing Judgment upon
its merits.
We are receiving stacks of letters every day
acknowledging the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-09-02
ALTERS BUILDING,
WINDOW SHADES
Lafavette Smith,

NTANUFACTURER of she improved Rusti
INl Shade The attention Of the citizens Of
Manitowoc county is called to the above useful
and valuable article. 1t has entirely super
seeded the old paper Curtains for windows, be-
ing neat cheap and more desirable. All or
ders left with George w Fechter at Manito-
voc or sent TO the Factory will meet with
prompt attention, and satisfaction guaranteed
Mishicott, Sept. 2l.t, 13G8.-10-tf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09

WInrNry's MrsicA. Grrsr.--Thc
April number of this valuable magazine
is NJ hand. and contains cls~sn ln,gcs Of
choice New Music. from fhe most pom-
lar writers. The,iirst l. sprighlIv little
ballad by Barnard Covert. entitled
'iirighi-Eycd Little Widow.' or .'rl,-rc, :
Danger in her Eye"
Sne IN tea the VERY mainsrf
Nhent si.h AMI when a. emile
a.. = maid y sometime. charming
l'ni y widow au lie while"
Besides The above there arc many spicy
articles and Il splcdid continued sinr,
The Old Organi>i. or Conrad, PATIENT
Terms oniy 81 % per years. " hilr ilir
music in ili- number alone would cos.
81 30. Address.
W. W. WnITNsy Music Publisher.
No. l73 Summit. street.
Toledo. Ohio.
Sample copies 10 gents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09
New Albany and St. Louis Air Line
Railway.

Railway.
The New ALBANY Commercial of We'd
nesday says:
The first regular business meeting o
The officers and directors Of the Now
Albany and ~. Louis Air Line Railway
since the action OF thc tity Council. Wa,
held on Monday night. There was Il i,il
attendance OF both directors and officers
land steps were taken 10 immcdiatcl!
4coininense operations. The President OF
the company. Hon. Augustus Bradley
accompanied bya portion OF the Dircc-
tors. will visit the counties through,
which the road passes. with view To
learn The topography of the country by
actual observation and examination.
New Albany leads of in this grand
enterprise with bona tidc" cash sub
Scription of three Hundred and sixty
ihousa nd dollars. This amount will bc
increased TO -four hundred thousand
dollars" in few days. These facts speak
louder than any words of the earnest
ness which animatcs the people of New
Albany in favor OF this road. and is an
assurance TO the people in those counties
through Which the road will pass that
the enterprise is TO he made success.
Much will depend. however. for this
result. upon The people of Harrison.
Crawford. Dubois. Gibson. and Pike
counties. and the citizens of Mount Car
mel They arc equally Interested with
New Albany in the completion of the
road and they should show that interest
promptly by subscribing literally and
Immediately Ia the stock OF the colnpa-
ny. 1t is. in truth. only by such immc-
diatc and liberal action that the friends
of the enterprise can look with assurance
TO lis completion. We have confidence
enough in the liberal spirit Of enterprise
that pclvadcs the people of the localities
we have named. 10 believe that their sub
scriptions will he rs liberal in amount as
the vast interests they have ut stake de-
lnands.
The Directors. at the meeting Noutlav
night. made arrangements for prcimi-I
nary survey of the road. IL is import
mt. however. that the subscriptions ofI
stock in the road should not be DELAYED
until the survey is made. Several routes
will probably he examined. and the best
ono selected. But until there is a certain
~ that at least nine hundred thousand or
, million of dollars are subscribed it |
would be OF little purpose to survey and
locate the route. The subscriptions are
what is first required. and this fact the
people in the counties to be- travcrScd by |
The road should keep steadily in view.
The Board of Directors will lcIraftcrI
iold meetings every Monday night. No
hing will be omitted by them. or bv the
officers, TO give yigor TO the enterprise.
Let the people along the line of the pro-
POSED road go To work at once and make
Up their subscriptions. and thus put the
Of The road beyond all pcrad-
-cntlrc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09
Cause and Eject.

Colonel W. X. Holloway. editor OF
the indianapolis Journal. has been ap-
pointed post-m astcr at indianapolis. We
congratulate the Colonel upon his new
success. but beg 10 inquire Of him whe-
Their he gave Grant house. horse. Oh
cigar. or if not. what is his relation
ship to the great captain. his family Oh
that of the Dents ? Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Plain Dealer can probably find an
explanation Of this appointment in the
fact that the indianapolis Journal was
the most open advocate of secession in
the whole North before the war, except.
perhaps. the New York Tribunc.--[ Dc :
troit Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09

DEMoREsT's YOUNG AMERIcA.-.This
interesting Juvenile looks bright. quaint
and saucy rs ever, in new colorcd GOV.
or, that will..sct all the children wild
with delight. Among its features arc a
kite, puzzle picture, and lots of stories
and chandes. A "Rcsolvc Club" is the
latest editorial novelty, and each sub
Scribcr who joins it receives badge. -
No wonder the children like "Young
America" Published at No. 83S Broad
way. New York. 81 so per year. Send
10 ccllts for a specimen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09

NEGROES NoMiNATED.-T Two of The
five persons nominated 10 the Senate bv
Grant for Justices Of The Peace. for The
District of Columbia. are colorcd men.
Il. /. Jonbast nominated Assessor of
Internal Revenue. for the l., District OF
Louisiana and {. NJ. Wilder. Postmaster
of Colunbi South Carolina, are also coll
orcd men.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09

GA hog. in DcKalb county. was
found in an unoccupicd house where it
had been accidcntly shut up three months
before. 1t had lived without food during
that time, but had shrllnk in weight
nearly a hundred pounds. This seems n
tough story. but it is vouchcd for by re-
spectacle parties
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09

RETrRNTNG TO Ills FIRST LovE.-Jlvs-
Sos in his inaugural address. says he is
i'll favor of Outstanding and civilizins
the Indian. with view to his ultimate
citizenship That's very pretty in Grant
and shows that he is dutiful father
for If his pet scheme is adopted. that "onc
little injun boy" of his, which il now
roaming at large somewhere on the
western slope, may be cnfranchiscd. and
probably represent the Pottawntimics.
or some other tribe Of Indians in Con-
grcss, and sit beside one Of the niggcrs
which the fifteenth amendment will pro-
badly thrust honor upon.
Henderson News.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09

TiIE NURSERY for April was received
last week. and still maintains its high
position as the best young child's maya
zincin the world Of literature. Old folks,
loo. might profit by reading il. Pub
lishcd by John J.. Shorcy. No. 10 Was
hhgton street Boston, Massachusetts.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09

| EIrt-rIoy. The election IN this coun-
tyon Monday passed of quietly. rs fin
Ms We have heard. There was no part.
contest all tho ,cslnllitlaies being Demo
1cmts. The following is thcicsult IN thu
various townships:
B,lNBDIDGE TOWNSHIP.
F. For Trustcc--M. Kciirr received l91
votes: John W. Brett 1856 votes.
For Constable--A. Eckcri and VIM,
Iloskins were elected.
Supcrvisor>--Disi. l--.Tohn Mott: f.
John t'rich: 5--Jolm \. Morgan: c.
John Cassidy: 7--,Iol.n Gcbhard: S.
John l.. Opel; 8 Peter Nohr: 1O--isanc
Anderson 3l-Edward Hurst l2-t lcm-
cni schmidt: l4--Jom John; 15--,Ios-
cph Buclart John I.icLlcin.
loi.,MuA TOWNSHIP.
For TrI>tee--.|. W. Simmons received
SO votes: John Winingcr 90.
onStabes-Thos. Mclver and VIM.
Zchr were elected.
Supervisors - Dist. 1-Gco. I.othcs !:
2-.Toim W. Landcrs: 3 ThoS. Harris !:
4-Ecnjamin :. McIvcr: JAS. Ellcdgc !:
6-S. Curtis; = Merritt Tabor: sc.
Racine.
HARRISON TOWNSHIP.
Trustcc-John Milburn received 1i6
votes.
Constablcs "A. j. johnson and e.. W.
Iioskins We're elected.
JuSticc-R. AIilburn received CO votes ::
John Echmillcr So II. Danner SIS: -
Bixlcr g.; Phillip sSchwank 81 William
Hart Is.
SupcrvisorS-F. Strabcr: George Nc,I-
kan: John Rudolph. Jr.: l.. Wcbbcr:
W. NJ. Chappcl: i. +. Lanstorl: George
Gro>sman. Il. Kicincr. +. Beck. j. +. FL
lis. j. T.. Ilarkcr John Fisher.
HALL TOWNSHIP.
Trustee ii. Schncll received lc3 votes.
con>iahIcs Joseph Bates and George
Wundcr.
Supcrvisors-G. W. Jacobs. G.. Bates.
II. Schaicr. George Huhkamp. +. Nor
gcnroih. j. Hollowcll. W. Waddlc. l.. Z
Rci>chman. John Hop, W. ChaIilrv. :.
Mitchell.
PAToKA TOWNSHIP.
For Trilstce-A. III. Miller received 81 (
votes John i. Gicss ll5 /; Norman Fisher
ITO.
Justice of the Pcacc-M. ID. I.emondI
received 1875 votes: Daniel Miller 1877 i.
l'crliard Schcplnan 10: III. Rottger 8.
observation-disclosures Lcmonds received |.
2S6: WIN. Sicbc 40: Jacob lIrandlc 81
Joseph Miller Is: :. Bcardsley 1879: a. /
Nichaus ..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09

PERRY CoUNTY.-At tho special cleo.
ton In Perry county, Hon. j. c. Shoe.
maker beat DIR. Bruckcr sos votes---an
increase of 32l over his majority last
Fall.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09

GA fire and burglar proof safe
weighing two hundred and fifty tons
was shipped from Pittsburg. in sections
II occupied twenty one cars, is twenty
feet long, eighteen feet wide, and twelve
feet high. 1t was built in Cincinnati,
and required eight months in its construc
tiou
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09

IMPORTANT TO LADiEs.--Wc call the
special attention of our readers to the adj.
vcrtiscmcnts in another column, headed
For Ladies Only" and ssWantcd-Iady
Agents" Mrs. Morgan and Miss VIII
liams have articles for sale which should
be in the possession of every lady. Send
fora circular. A good chance Is open
TO Agents las money can be made by
those who take the Agency.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09

GA Muncic shoemaker got away
with forty-scvcn eggs, for breakfast, OH
Easter morning. FIX.
The hens ought 10 cacklc after ilat
shoemaker all summer. and the roostcrS
wake him before daylight every morning.
until they inspire within his inwards IN
active sympathy for the fcathcrcd tribe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09
lecture 20 Young Men.

ny y Irsr'er "s TIN T,1trr rrr ,rvr,r J., .
xxx fAI,.r,L tHrr If Si.crmai.rrhar, ar
fA rsi Necklaces involuntary Emi>si. y. J.
e - M, i.,hil'i.. apd hnpr;nrirrrr- ,n gs-,,,-
- x-.ss.r-iivi S~v~o9-rs-~ erxss-v vr,n. 4,
rlrrsY .nl TN Arual ami ihys, lngaps,irv r..is
sr"in S.ii-.shH>r. Ac-Ey rpihHr T. tUIvEEvrlr
u. ~. AuIi.r II the ~Gr.rn iaok Ac. &c
III. ", rd rrr..e i.isl "a la a, a,iS's,,ir,II ,,
CLEARLY lsntr- fr,.m his "Sr-r.ir 6sr the sw,r
cs.nrfGurrt- q. Self it.- - nN he .rsctnalIy r,tr
without iHo.iicrc. and wiili.u dangerous surgical t
rsii-i> h.T1s>- Instruments. rins>. c,,r,iiaIs holm
big isr = iri, - c..fc ~ "irr ,.ri an srd rf.~tsl h
which every sf'"r,r. u" gasisT What Ills esiHtin s
Is. Inry rlrr hiw>"h 'irarly privately. a,.i ras
sSp sH1,s..
Sent. nader sal IN pLIint Envelope To- ~, sddr
.est-pa. rtcr.r "i - csnls. l.~' stamp.
Aisr nsi"r Tussawaiis isye .,,i,l. tr,, ..
q n;s. A,dfy.s, the I'Gili,bcrs.
biAI.trs }. q. MINE A,onr,sn,.
Ne. los. t.Hrsy. S-w lurk
F".l Ories l..S 4-ec
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09

6T Three Engli>hmcn have made the
trip from London TO brighton. fifty miles.
ON velocipcds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09

or ula, population. last year. was
1870. Co0-of whom 7s45,O were whites
and 6O5.5I0 cOlorcd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09

The NEW ERA" ATLANTA. GA.
one of the leading Papers Of the South,
thus endorses
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09

Hi~AESneftJE
~ the Mesropoiitss, s:IGk. .,
Cash Gut&to o. 4 sonns'Sr sac
EseryTicqrt Draw. rrI,.
2 p, 'a'h Ga, caeh $1,000 40 ca,Stin.
10 We. " 900 aNv ~ g. 80
,aa 40. NJ,
- i-i'iniii L'Scwo"d risnos /: 49,. - ~
,.co,S,s,,... ar As1s-sils, s-s~... -
~. - -, 4, A''""'s :::: ~ " y"
' - IS !: -
N"rn ''.,. SUM-, Var. "ie.. n Nslssd ~ Z, a.'s
'hsiic' ." drew s'ya,r u. sIS,sIT1. -, .sisesh
'",'e "'serihngi ri."s arA-vsi,S ,rn - ''h''-
~, ~, n''N"l; Nh r.crirt "f - cents s,,,, AID
!, ~ ~ WHICH, ch"'', and sem D., mail A., i,hf
80" rs~er"'-' rrrnf u VII slsii,erc.it ~ ''t
'"n's "a laAni'hi II uAE ivIJ.,M l,,ig, ~. "A'i-
a'l ssiH IA ar, ss.it,s- /, r,nr.l ~ $3.50 ~ minri-
,"r VII Inv Nla larr lsx.~i,.l - ~, ~, mat
Mn lffs' exchanged fer rn.iI. IA .,, tse hin
'A,r w l4ssn.'sTesp osl,ct - lair ,i,,Ii,,' ~
IA ihi fA'Nsi,s.---Nt' .tsirf n I. f,lI,ui,.. ,-1
=" 50 i'' y arf"n' Naua h. irik.s u,, -, ty
i1iiai " 4" fatli.h 's IA. r Wtfl., IT., ''t IT.
So Ai'''r A'srrpe tfs, au.. II ia,o az s"''s'
-" ~ iti1ie,iil Sl.bri; 49, ,ur, N.,, -,
ms'Ar. IiHi" $50; Rev. T.. \. Esv Nm ,.rI"' W.
We i'h@'-' ~ rsies ilHuii PERMISSION ''"''s"
hi"Ns - "a. irsr~-'-'1tr iIrn, is ,,;.,
=. ~ NN't ~rcc'ss. = weekly Tribune. a., ~
80. 'h.'n :" h' fir 'h.fing r.m'.-N w
'N"''i = = iss.nd "i dr.w s.@a 49,. '''.
VT lf'nhIhN re,sittd.'-t phy N.~ i.r,uI, "'H
. !. ~ ~ 'iis"l7r LIBERAL indu,, N. ,is A., 49,,
>fis'a''irh t'iarrranicc. Every ra,.sg.
tnN' "i,ss crfs.us .Srr,sns arr =, Til, g. s,l,a
ir -; - iOr - ITO Tor SIS AlI l.tt.r. ,L,l -
rsss.d Ia u,Rptti NJ, ~. ,>''.. lea d.
40. 3s:; Tread, !, uy. New y.,,
iv:i a-:ui.> w" h"fh.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09
HOOFLAND'S BITTERS.

Hoofiand's German Bittcrs is well
known to the invalid. For many years
ii has been in use. and its reputation i.
unimpaiIcd. 1t is not claimed for il that
it is competent TO perform miracles, but
there are many discascs and disabilities
which it can reach II: orc readily than any
other known rcmcd,-, and in all such
cases it isan excellent remedy. Dyspcp-
sia, and Diseases resulting from disor-
dcrcd Liver. or arrangement of the di-
gcstivc faculties. come within its scope.
and persons suffering from such diseases
have found great relief from a fair trial
of this celebrated Bittcrs. This remedy
is not alcoholic, contains no rum or wbis-
key. and cannot make drunkards. It's
reputation is backed up by testimonials
from many eminent Clcrgymcn and
Others.
HooFLAND's GERMAN TONIC
lisa combination of all the Ingredients
Of the Bit!crs, with pure Santa Cruz Rum.
orange, anisc. &c. II isuscd for the same
diseases as the Bittcrs. in cases where an
Alcoholic Stimulant is necessary. II is
a preparation of rare medicinal value,
and most agreeable to the palate.
Principal Office, 6l3 Arch ST. PhiIadci-
phia. Pa.
Sold everywhere by Druggists and
Others.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09

A F0ETiSEIN ANY sTATr-u;,,.
4 l-A'N iiaiei.i arii,l, lrr every Ln.nl. s,,,i ~
Aldrcss NNfNiuE. 20. i;"N .4:sS NV y.rl ~" =
lNoE LADIES OSLY.-Frr an yr,i,l. -.
f.msi.s"lc sale, address MIS-. MuIc ~ II. WI,
ss New NnTk. ,,rI. 80 - - iul"R
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09
SURVEY NOTICE.

vI>JiE undersigned will proceed with
- County Surveyor Of Dubois County.
on the 2 day Of May. 1869, to run the lines
and determine the boundaries of Section
No. ]. Town 2 South Range 6 West.
The intermediate lines will also be run
and the corners thereof established. Per-
sons interested will please he present.
April 8. SO NORMAN FISHER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09

Maxine k.id- l.. Augustus l.si.... Edward :
- lacks FIR The y~nug. .l.- Or. rt..-
I uprks published; -iw-,s rrre Il, ;.rr
ai''uiurc. Persons de,iri'i. ilosc 10. !.
I"er .i"sh"h : and see THAI none oii,rgs
~ ere illose already issued:
h'cfS ~ Long i..z. The SqnaiicI
irlsfh ~ Hack iro,irf
-n a,.h'h - Oh N"r'c Tia. Hunter
= the Momitsiis 70 Tiger ~.
IRE - Revolutionary Joe
Temple ~ Tom Tnrli rr.n".r
~ ScnH. ~ Tie ~. Law renee
yer ~ Leather legs
aer ~ lls--is fr..k
ifnniph :. w.lf.Slsyrr
rrs - Long Hob
i'i.i s5..a.,,,.v Iush
'li ~ Robin Heed aisi NJ. Mcr-
~" Seas I, Scr
men - SPY ~ ilir nla~.rr
'ci Dec sS 'pia ~ (" Som
y ne N"un- - Hrnk Nif.iu~. IN
- Sri.lrr i.-v~
IN ~ uh! Trait.rr' : i'riis
hans, !. Nark.n'an. 'h, lfrnt,r
"'s .5Hr'rs.v leke
NJ iiH" f"'cf - S-"ifr.l ll.r
is"lii" - ~ liifoay T..iirin' !.
~ sfr NJ Tiffff~~ -
,,"rrin AcN York N.~ ~,
nr >'-'ni ~ I'D E'fir. tic srvrlrr
q hfnkrr llili ~ ZIG n.niicI Trapi-r
. ih' iid 'tAii- = raiilcr isl.
~ snsk".vc. ~ ilss Ear-
q i'"' iii aiii,-
lrra>- 700 Old Nick II ilir swamp
lnn,'r "r The loi naniec.es Of ihs. sa;Iicr
'hici> l0s Oh Z~kc
sect. the iiull ln7 ilas-Iscr
lhi Snap sisnr1
e Quaker Spy la5 Trsr.locsssa,a
" ira.pcis ln6 slim Jim
man iuf Rel Lhiii"snakc
lrse ln> l.iarl snm,,>.in
~ liza iglvi ike
hunter llo Sqna'iy Dick
III Hard knl'. The iyrr-crl
ll2 IuTk-s roO'
i~au'y 1l5 Hawk Eve the Hunter
y I"s,st ~ Madam 81 the Orcn,o
woods III Dave i,nni-r
PER ll5 Having Arrow
81 llnhicr III liickors lack
u. W~d< lis Twin Trapr.rs
ted Hunter 40 El.n.,r NM
81" lsl i'"n= ilcs4.''l Nike
ne leland IN 1iiuadtr-tlnga
Inc beware II Harold II siic Hills
he irirrer ~ Texas i.e
ne Woods. 13jCreri. fnr-er--f;y Cap; |.
the Onc-Fyed savre R,ss
l2G l,si Ser Of tie S,Di-
MS Revenge rnie~
the Gaze III Eaii.I-IIeaa
me huron lbs Hunter Ieh
9, the Snas" 30 Sconf II the sri.ia
To forrest Hunters
!. TIC sharp III Nod i;risry
hunter l.i2 Indian >ira'a-em
1.t Iale-Fncr le.liaa
T"r u. Whit. Sa,a--
'icc"nos i:H Witch ~ lhe Srg;np
mes l..r OLD f,.nl
" Glen l3- Huut,r-. s.,-c.
!. irapper It's Rival Captains
w" "randc l..s Little F"oi Trspner
'vo"k>nian Is0 Wild ride
III Rovin. Dick. Hunter
.rfve lls Fighting Nat
Ne f.itian For a. Hunter Of The ila,ki
r Iiill<
iuhicT IL The Indian S~irii
-gcd r45 Iran-l;a,,d..i rr,,..,.-
TAG Hunters anc .edshin>
arc '"r sale ''y all nre>drale.s. nii are
81 re,cini ~ rrice-Tcn C-riS each.
llhE MUNRO. lis William STREET x.Y.
y. A..rii e-.:ni
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09
TEN CENT NOVELS

Arc the "hi'. NE best. anal the most psprar The,
are ali written hv snsi standard writer tti,in
,,,n' .f''ni Aa.hr f'i y Augustus i's.'> Edward :
lils Ar.. Sr ~ l"cks fir 'le s.iii. tL..- sr, ,t
Sialcd by any u'rks published; -iwr,s pave IN TN,
hNrif ''ii mi 9iSuturc Persons desri. iloss 10. 4
mill please or,er ".insIor-s " snd ~, tI,,t ,, ,r.
are given III fl.ei, ular, ~ ~ '''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09

Sample copies 10 gents.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-04-09

Henderson News
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-21
Important Certificate.

q
Some months ago was called to attend lady of
Williamsburg, N. Y, " no had long been suffering
from troublesome uterine disease. Its presence was
maE&ed by constant vaginal d>charge, sometimes
OF watery consistency and sometimes OF creamy and
muco-purulent She had been under treatment for
some time, but constantly grew worse Vaginal ay
ANIMATION disclosed extensive induration nd Nicer
alton OF The cervix uteri. The uterine infiammaton
which was evidently assuminga chronic form. was
aiso a2graVaed Dy Iong-standing constipation pal
pltatlon OF the heart. nghtsweats, cough Door an
pfute, and almost daily Paintings. She tainted 10
entlre 1nsensiDl1ty during one of my first visits
commenced, oil course, by such active local treat
Inent as the liberation demanded, and then applied
myself 10 recuperation Of the general health It
was lncopvenient TO see her frequently and except
to marx the healing OF the ulcers the early stages
visited ner only every other week. For tonic and
constitutional invigorant Dodd's Nervine only was
prescribed L had some time before become ac-
quainted with its properties, and knew OF nothing
more safe or satisfactory in its probable effects And
the result completely justified my expectation In
less mar fortnight the bowels had become and
regulaf IN their movements, the night disan-
peared, and appetite began to grow. The faintng
sFels became less frequent, and soon ceased alto.
gether. In another Tor night there was no more
GoagG tne vaginal discharge was sensiby diminish
eral health decidedly improved. What rema ms Ia
soon tod. The patient continued the use of the
Nervine, (and no other medicine) for some weeks
longer, when my further attendant was NOT re-
CURED. Since her recovery have seen her bnt once
She seems perfectly well. Her joy over restored
health Is naturally enough most enthusiastic She
never before had a medicine give her such comfort
anu anu sucn appeute-and such sleep-and such cour-
aee-and such strength. She wouldn't try to keen
mouse again without it, &C., &c. 1t is nv opinion
mat the Nervne is the best tonic and corrective of
Inc femae organ cation that has ever come under nv
observation. shall not TAIL to continue t. use in
numerous enough,
For sale nv ali Druggists. Price, One Dollar. sw
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-21
CTNARD LINE, Sailing every Thursday from

| SIB ERIA, Jan TRIpOrI To-, n,
| ALEPPO, : IL PATNYLa IN
| otSeldSe TdsSdge, $50.
these steamers sail from Liverpool every 1ue- dsy
bringing freight and passenger dill eci to Be, ton
| For feis bit and CABIN passage apply to CHARLES
| G. FRANCKLiN, 103 state ST. no2Oeod ly
The Portland daily press., 1869-01-21
BOARD AND ROOMS.

-
Board
!ENWO Rooms to let, with or without board, in a
l. private family pleasantly 10 .ated, within a few
minutes walk OF the z. o.
AduressI. S, Portland, Post Office dc3l-dtf
Beard,
a GENTLMEN and Wife can be accommodated
"a with one or two UNFINISHED rooms at No 4 Lo
cuft street. Also few single gentlemen. dc3od2ws
BOarderS.
THREE or four gentlemen can be accommodated
L with board in private iamily, at No 25 New
bury st, between Inoia and Hancock. Good refer
ence will be re iuested. NJ. F. CROSS.
Jan 14-d1wA
To Let,
A FRONT ROOM at No 10 Free st.
IA ja14 1w*