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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-08

Immediately upon the adjournment
ment of the Convention those who
had subscribed the necessary stock to
effect an organization Of the railroad
company assembled and proceeded to
elect the following
DIRECTORS OF THE COMPANY:
]. NJ. DeFrance, KirksviIle, Mo.
John Winterbottom, Knox county,
Mo.
w. G. Hills, Knox county, Mo.
N. G.. Roseberry, Nodaway county,
Mo.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-08
ESTRAYs.

GALE OF STRAY STOCK.-OnSa SAT
- urday, the 9TH day Of August, 1875, at w
hour often A. NJ, I viii OGerf for sale to thc hgl%
DlQder Tor cash in hand, az fhe residence OfJonlI
lay, on the Little Nemaha River, NCmaha eoulL
NeDraska, One Bright Bay Mare, with white -
mind loot, and small star In the fOreheUi, 49,
three years Old. said stray was taken up By jon
Delay.
S-5tpd JONATHAN HIGGINS, J.
FSTRAY NOTICE.-TakeD up By
~ h undersigned, living in Lafayette
Precinct one and n half miles southeast Of 5anle8
Mill, on the 18th day Of May, IAD, one two yeaLe-
Bay Mare, marked with q star On the mee, 80
white on the right hind foot, and some white onE.
fore foot, a black name and tail also q yeAIh
Brown Mule Colt, some white on the n0se, sh0nA
make, no other marx.
lS-5tI ANDREW II. GHAFEL
FSTRAY NOTICE-The under
H signed has taken up, on his premises ;.
Glen Rock, twOstrny Ponies. both mares onean
with collar marks and branded on ieft DIP -
Mexican brand, and about eight years OLD -
other a bay, shOd all round. branded "J-H- o.
hip, three year old. I15HI F.A.DOWLhE
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-08
GLEN ROCK. july ). Ise

GLEN Rock, July ), 1869.
Mr.. Editor: The Fourth of July reminds
US of no Taxation without Representation.
Glen Rock is not represented, nor has been
consulted in the matter Of r. R.; but Is to be
~prtvilagedtO vote a gift Of S2jQ,000to the COM
Panies that viii build r. r. TO che city of
Brownville.
The constitution Of Nebraska saws that the
property Of no person shallbe taken for pub
lie use without first compensation therefor.
II you cannot take property Of an individual
without value, hew then can you take and
lay tax on the property Of q whole precinct
who protest voting any taxAwin a vote Of
thecoUnty under the constitution.
IN the remOnStrance Of Glen Rock It is
stated as q reason that the farmers paved
higher taxes to thei- incom than other per-
sons which was denied hat the Law rather
favored the Farmer that calls ware not Taxed
nor the Improvements on the Farm Prove
all things, the Law says everything shall be
Taxed except Churches, School Houses, Lii
brarieS' SemeterrieS, &C.. which the citizens
have, but the farmers lave none of these
things. Glen Rock is u miles from Brown
vile which we require to go and pay our
at q cost of 1,0 as Travelling fees from
which Brownsville is exempt. There is 3 dol
lars of @ Tax upon each Quarter Section as q
Road a which other property is exempt
FROM. Each Farmer requires or keeps a Dog
paying q Tax of one dollar while the residen-
tors Generally of own do not claiming an
equal Lewiston Of the funds for the education
Of their children so h V an equal share
while il is contributed principally by others.
Licences are granted to sell Liquors in cities
which tha retain to educate their own chill
dren depriving our children of all benefits
from it and many other semelar unequal
taxes to numeres to mention.
The Farmers averaging an incom of $500
per year, and paying q Tax Of say 3 dollars
when Trades and professions requiring little
or no Taxable property to make thare
living such as Taylers- Sheomalzers Jugges
Shertds CIarkS TreaSurers Teachers Preach
eFs Lawyers Doctors Agents Superinten-
deents Editors &c all making from one tOtwo
thousand dollars n yer without paying any
thareOn. All residents of BrOwnville
are in favor of voting a tax on the Farmer
OF Glen Rock.
II is asserted thatR r. r. raises h property
II 50 il only benefits the Speculater or those
dealing in property, not the Farmer. When
he lets his farm he receives third of the
crop let it be much or little whether the farm
is worth one or two thousands it is all the
same they one third.
ON the Street of Br0WnvIlleI heard one man
offer 10 pay the r. X. Tax OF one of the Far
mers that opposed the vote for the sum Of 100
dollars the interest would be Is dollars a
year eight for theBOnds 4 for collection
IL viii be esteemed as q particular favor II
you win publish the above by many on Glen
Rock. HAMTGH-
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-08
REMARKs BY TIE EDITOR.

We print the above letter of Mr..
Wright, not that it in any measure
reflects the views of the intelligent
people of that rich and populous pre-
cinct nor that we are under any OBJ
legations to Mr.. Wright, ashe never
patronized us to the extent of a farth-
ing; but as containing the only rea-
sons We have as yet heard urged in
opposition to rendering aid to rail
roads in Nemaha County. These
objections are
First-Glen Rock was not repre-
scented.
Second-PrOperty should not be
taken for public use without just
compensation.
Third-FsFmers pay higher taxes
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-08
PHELPs

w. NJ. STEVENS, PROPRIETOR.
Opposite the Depot, Phelps City. Missouri.
As good accommodations and good stabling are
offered as can be had In the West. T88IyI
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-08
LETTER FROM GLEN ROCK.

Peru, July 1, 1869.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-08

KtTksYille, Adair county: The undersigned.
a committee appointed on credentials recon-
mended that those persons, corporations and
counties who nave subscribed or viii now
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-08
WANTED


JONFS. JUNKIN & CO., Publishers,
4tf fg7 south Clark ST., ChicaeOs1 Ills
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05

Garminston GurreIpunben3.-Giu
neues, 2f0diees, sier 3imner entbaltsneea
@hulbaus ron 40 i'm Quaerat, tueldes $4,000
tplst, lit eben fertis eenprbea. = In Der Ste0e
son S. s. Meae, it 8. y. 6lute aur, yoitmsifer
ernannt poroen. Der Oonploion glod 1T in
ben YeIB Don @cuo. Maribaa iibersesansen.
-Datota County mirb bier nadfen 5erbit eins
Observation-Disclosures Musneluns baltsn. - l1n'
fer. tms.sen,s' fiaat I'D INNER mrIsbr nit Deuit.
f&en an, uno bic Deuti9en iuQten aud in &C.
iddftli&er 8esiehuns re&t babi& auiammen'
balten. s|r'lt..li(J s|As
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05
@tQatS Neut9feiten.

Der iGbrtt9e Muf3us Der Mtnne-
fpta ]GeuerIeute in MinneappIis.
Die 81. paut Geutrwtbr uaarl@irte am. Dien>
flag Morsen in foleenter Srenuns mad BEN
Babubufe Der paeiFe>8 abn Great Wefern
8anb bic ~vfleinen @tubtnten"; Gbef> unb
@ebalfsinssnieure Grinsenieure; Masor unb
@tabtbeamte ; 8eamte uuo @itsliecer tes Gsu>
Observation-Disclosures ; Yioneer 5aten uns Veiter
Co., SIC. Minnebaba engine &c. go. 2;
Irout Broot S3laud Co., No.2; @sb QStns
geuer Gompaente. u ~ e..
9Is Der :3us, bsr ALE tieie @afe na@ Mia'
,sapolis bra9te, an, ~bortistn 8abnbofe antaun,
iano i@un bas gauge Geueroepartement Der BEL
ben !3piainssraote in einie aufselftat, ut'b bic
@tabtbeamteu vnc 6unber!e pon Bursern ;u
ibrem Gmpfanse bereit.
Der 3us Der Geuerleute> wte mir ibn turd
uniere @traeen paiiren iaben, sernaebrt eur@
bic ct. Mntbouy uno Minneapulis Gefseter,
beaab l9 bierauf gum 8abnbofe Der Milmaufee
unp ct. paul Babn unb nabm bic chen antona>
menee Mantatc Geuerpebr unb cine Dtenge BON
6erren aus @taeten am Minneiuta, ferner aus
Smatpnna, 6alinss, @inona u. I. ~. in bic
Yrcslion auf, pel9e l@ bann auf Der Vrlose
@quare soQldubis orsanil1rte unb in eorpore
bur9 bic @tra6en Der @tabt mad benz Gefplak
Gloral 5aa, so3. Darauf Dinner, 1oaifs, &e'
ben, @priBenprote, Mbi9iebsparate.
1900 perionen a6en gu Mittas AM erifea u
{9e in Der Glural 9aQ uuo am spetten eben 70
piete. Das Dinner tpar nobel unb Seeen, truree
son Mlsm gum l1sberFu0s Sorsslebt. ttr
@enisfens 1000 yericnen in Der 5ale unb
ber @tapt nabmrn an bieiem gerbriperunes>
feae She'll.
Sm Mamen unierer Geuerpebr fattste ibr
Gbef 5err Trant greuer, ben @eno0en tn
Minneapplis am GtfidIude ben ber3lidlfen
Danf al unb 9err 8reuer seiste i9 aud tpab~
reno Der san3en Gelli9teit, mie in GrfiQuns
feines Mntes in ct. paul. ais Der redte Mant
am redten plabe. @ir lino ltol3 auf bic Jeu-
trleute i'm san3en @taate. @cI9e 3uiammsn-
FINITE ater MAIDEN bic @pQesialitat in1n,sr
ber3li9er unt setsn ben Seleen bes Griebens
neue 8ssei1eruns gu ibrera i@pitrissn Gbrsn~
.1anen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05

Neu'1rier Minn. - SIT unierer Nniee'
lung serunsladte Elm Mann Namens j@tetr>
bauer auf fclscnbe @eiie. CT mar unten in
einert nsuen 9runnsn tein, guspusen beidaf-
tiet une bieB bic SbenlebenSen ben Gimer
berunterIaien. Tieier lSae iid beim 5erab>
aleiten pom 5aten, fel ibm auf ben &upf unb
tSptete Jpn fat ausentlidli9.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05
GarIabuneen @si3en unb Mebl 'partst an Ser'
i&ieeenen yuuft,n Der Babn auf Jgeritnbuns,
unb Der Gra&werlebr if iiberbaupt fsbr lsbbaft.

6raueure9te unb 1emperen3-
bas llnb bic 9auptsesenfanoe, bic in Der "Wa-
1eea 9ews" 3ur @pra@e tomusn. Den Grau'
tn Elm Yripilesium sorsuentbaltsn, mas bsnNe>
aer aeaeben puree, III cine ~raoitale Snconie>
quena ater in Besus auf Main 2aus 1T bic Co.
ait pes &ebatteurs Gibbs ni&ts als Elm Sieb,
wurin nur bic Grusl9life bansen bleiben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05

Amertfant de ppfwe@feI 3abl-
bar in europa. Sci Der Girma WiQtus
8rc. u. Dunbar lit ct. paul fann man Yof-
tpeaisl [money orders] faufen, pel9e an it.
senp Semano I'M Morobeuti9en 8unbe, Baieru,
@irttemters. 8abeu, 9e6en, 2uremturs, BEN
Nicperlancen, Danemari, Morwesen unb S@pe'
ben, Der in Der Mapeiiuns beseianet it, austs>
sablt pereen. Guropaiide prtanmeiiunsen,
sabltar in ben bielsen pcfamtern, fUnnea bort
ebenlo ausgeteQt meroen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05

G%erfaIlene 9etm 4 Gtten.- Inter
ienen imtdttenelaiu,s i'm Gtaate, BON pel'
den bic Resierung nod fein Yatent (Deeo)
peratfolst bat sitt es cine bstraGtli@e MnsabL
bic s,par eemab ben l1rfunbeu Der betrefenben
2aneGmter ibre 9erren baben, aber trubbem Ycn
bieleu nidt bebauptet perben tSnnen, neil fe bic
s~erlanete Nieberla0uns unb 0erbe1erung hes
@runbaides SernadlaiIstea. Sn eieiem Sale
la0e man IS an nStbiser gnersie uno Salt ni9t
feblen. Oab wirtlide Mn(eplsr iul4en @pefu<
lanten e%eseuiter 3artsefitl besen, it Gin suna<
n1er Gurus. Seine @nabe fir 1ol@e Drcbner !
(ei tas Motto. $50 thinner cine 5eimitatte e.
ner perion 3useidriebsn febt bic LANCER ais
6 Observation-Disclosures Wunate BON ~berlelten alb
peienb rpar, labt man in bemielten 2ancamte
cine eielide Grtlarung (Afidavit) e~intrasen
(flenl taB man CLAUDE, SIR. T babe biele
5aupttspinsung niGt erfisQt. unb man cine un>
terluduns p%erlanse. Ollie ia Der Sade intereiz
irten parteien merbtn beua9ri9tist, an benz u.
Dem Sage ld gu re@tfsrtieen une rsnn bic an
bsm fef3eisyteu Sage ssrssbra&tsn 8ewe'ft g.
nustbueno Tnb unp tein sesrlnoster anberer
9nirru9 barauf baftet, 70 sebt bic Seintatts
auf ZEN ueuen Ipplitanten iiter. ...
2anba9snten MAIDEN Gin fSrmli9eS 0fi1afI
baraus, UNI Der @sbubren wiasn 9eitnitatte,
Claims fir slnoere be~raus3unebmen, bic banr
ais Mi9taniebler (non-residents) bas Cant
acknowledgements aus benz Marfte balten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05

(prai-
RE schooners) beslsitst BON Gieb ". |. -. pai-
lren tdsti9 par@ bic Straben Der Stabt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05

ct. Yaul unb stour City 8abn.
Die %Go,mipasnie fab f9 ssaTtttst, nod .inen
Grtra. 8raeyus taasli9 laufsn gu laltn. 800
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-06-05

ct. Weter.-S ubn MeGonnebeY Gin bisI'
aer @rubl@mieb, Der bic 2eibeni&aft BATE, benz
Rarfeu W.nuGe BON Opium, unb Guiel su rSb-
men, tuurbe biefer Sage Dor ter 2aneoffte tcbt
aefunben.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24
TO CONSU Al h.'TIVES.

THE Advertiser. having been restored ~ health in
few weeks, bys very simple remedy, after having ga
credseyerAi years with lung siiclon and hst
dread disease, tonsumpton-s anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire it. he will ssnd copy Of the pre-
serpon used Gree Of charge, with the directions for
preparing anc nsng the same. which they will find a
-tsr Coax cossrnrrios. AsrnsA. Esokcnris, ec.-
The object If the advertiser Ia sehdng the Irescpon
IL to benefit the afflicted. md spread Information which
he coneeys 10 be invaluable sna he hops every suf
f.or viii try bis remedy II will try his remedy, 1t
will corl him nothing ana prove blessing.
Parties wishne the preseriptipn will please address
RE,. EDNAkD A. WILSON.
June a. 'fo-ly Williamsburg. Kings County. ~.
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Good Hope for the South.

The Mobile Register thinks. that il his
tor. mas not talsticd tho truth in all her
examples. n great future If before the
long suffering people of the south. Di-
vision of labor. fertilizers. and labor saw
Ing agricultural implements, it is now
plain. will produce from the Southern
soil all that it yielded under the large
plantation system. The millions yielded
from the earth. formerly required for
purchasing and rcplenshing slave labor.
Will be hereafter saved. and will neccssa-
rily find useful and productive invest
incnt nj home. The carpct-bag and seal
exodus established. and the State gov
crnIncnts once more in the hands of the
people, the road 10 peace and prosperity
will he clear and open, and the people,
learning wisdom from the trials and the
errors OF the past. will pluck from the
ncillc danger the flower safety
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

nc John a Logan recently made a
speech ut Carbondalc, Illinois. in " hich
he said tho election of Lincoln caused
The Democracy to reel and stsggcr." To-
gan opposed the election Of Lincoln Bit
tcrly The Quincy Herald, in this con-
ncciion, says:
The only Democrat that we saw that
'rcclcd and staggered was John a. Lo-
gan, who was bcas,ly drunk around the
streets of Springfield, threatening 10
shoot Stephen a. Douglas because he
had taken ground in support OF the
war;
John a. Logan il just as much a gem
u'nc patriot as the pastc-brcastpin that
me rSscally fellow passed off on poor
Mrs. Lincoln was genuine diamond.
Louisville Couricr-Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

NOTICE il hereby given that by vir-
= tue OF decree issued from the
Office OF the Clerk of the Dubois County
tirruil Court. and 10 ne directed. will
proceed 10 offer Tor sale nj public auction.
10 the highest bidder. for cash in hand,
~ the door OF The court house Of nu-
boi, county. in the town Of Jasper. on
SATURAl. October .. 1869.
Between the hours of 10 o'clock. "A. NJ.
and 4 O'Clock L. NJ. of said day. the rents
and prolits<or a term not exceeding sew
cn years Of the following described real
estate. situated in Dubois county. State
of Indiana. to-wit:
The East half the South East quarter
of See. Two Town Three South Range
Three West. 80 acres also. the North
West part Of the South West quarter Of
the North West quarter of sec. Two
Town Two south Range Three West. 3s
acre. also 30 acres of Of the North
West corner OF the South West quarter
al the South East quarter of Sec. IA
Town Three South Range Three West.
containing IN all 1876 acres. more or less.
Situate in tic County of Dubois and
State of Indiana.
Anu vi IdltUfc 10 rpHtlIc TIC lNll
amount Of principal, interest and costs
called for by said execution. ! will at the
same time and place. and in like manner,
sell the fee simple of said real estate.
Taken in execution a the property of
Stephen .Jcrgcr AT the suit Of Joseph IL.
IIcinshcimcr. ct. al.
TOBIAS IlERBTG, Sheriff d. c.
W. Ray Gardner. Atty.
Sept. 10, l663-3w
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ONLY CHRISTIANS. John Wesley once
was troubled in regard to the disposition
OF The various sccts, and the chances 0t
each in reference 10 FIXTURE happiness or
punishment. a dream one night trans
ported him in its uncertain wanderings
10 the gates Of hell.
Are there any Roman Catholics here z
asked thoughtful Wesley.
YES. was The reply.
Any Prcsbytcrians
Yes again was the answer.
ANY Congrcgationa!ists :
Yes.
ANY Nethodists, by way of clinchcr,
asked the pious Wesley.
YES" 10 his great indi9nations, was
answered.
In tie mystic ways Of dreams. sud-
den transition. and he stood before the
gates OF heaven Improving his oppor-
,unity. lie again inquired:
No. was replied.
Any Prcsbyierians Z
NO
Any Mc,hodists"
No
We'll, then Lc asked, lost in wonder,
w no arc they inside:'
InlsTIASs" was the jubilant answer.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
OF INDIANA.

STAIt or INDIANA. S..
DURoIs COUNTY,
Tho State Of Indiana. to the Sheriff of
said County Greeting:
XOC are hereby commanded to cause
i an election to be held at the usual
places of holding elections in Bainbridgc
Township. in said County. On the second
Tuesday in October, \. ID. 1869, for the
purpose oi clccting a Justice of the Peace
in and tor said Township. to fill the va
cancy occasiOncd by the death of Francis
Brclayc. Esq. also.a Justice of the Peace
for The Corporation of the Town of JAS
per. in said township and County.
BY order of the Board of County Com
missioncrs Of said County at their Sep
TENDER term, 1869.
Witness my hand, and Scnl Of the Du-
bois Circuit Court. ut Jasper, this l4,h
day Of September, 1869.
BAIL Il. EDMONSTON, Clerk.
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Extra SPECIAL Notice.

Beware Of tountsri-ifs' smiths Tonic Syrup has
been coln;,ri..d, and NJ eountcrietss Lsogget 10
grief.
SMITHS TONIC SlEtP.
The geriine arele must have Ir. John Bnns private
sa'r .aeh iorle. liz john luIi onl, Ls. III. right
10 Manufacture snd sell he original john Smith, Tonic
syrup oi Louisville k.nnck. Ixann. well tho label
zach toii. do not purchase ."a viii BE- deceived
SEE my column advertisement. and M, show card !
will prosecute An. infringing NY right. The genu-
inc Smiths Tonic Syrup only b. prepared D.. my
self
TaE rrpiic's SWAN
DR. JOHN BILL.
louisville, Kentucky April %. lsGS.
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TpNHE proprietor u this celrhrs
< ivr sVisrierii. os.s fc;rdics ever 1r.r.o he
bat lie Ter he tIK7A. sAD isrn sAyAT ct. u Auo
sAc feNsr or bills It'd Fever ris'l.. 81 .L,rt o. r
s''hnihe- re rcieIs TO The snfe esi.fn lid scu'l
hesl'ih couiuy 10 bear lin i.stiu,Iy IL he uil ,f
'hs asstr,h that hi 10 whatever Will iri
" hr air,cti rs strictly f,llh,t out In great
Hair ssstsa sihfle dose has len rsi,.trra ,urs
.hd Who'll" ienili.s have teen cured ssIel~ louie
~h ptr.et restofs'i'f II The p,r.Iai heal b. MS
no"eNsr frthth she ihtver tss, certain iocur.
use lse'i;ihusd ia spbi.r dfs.s rT N.t or IA
arsr The dssss~ hire tt.E che htd more ~ d.;
fcnt am hng-s src.rK cares. ttrrly. ihs u ode rs
VII rn require ~. aid 20 Keep h l.W.s .ru.r
fhcAd The patient. hsNs,rr. it,utfs ra'tsrtr r,a..
cine. sitter having frk'n lrtt Iorf c,se =. ie Tie
. single dose cf BlIIiS rfGffAhfA yA1nn = Nj + =
Viii he sufficient.
DIX. JOHN frff.'s IrirciyaItr..
sc A. iAtf. ircts Street,
ltTis'iLiI, Ky
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IRA son Of the Granite State went
down TO Memphis to seek his fortunc.-
lie found instead diaarhGa, which grad
ualv saps life in chronic form. II was
with this that poor i'm Bagicy wa, pick
cd. And month after month 1t surged.
Al length hc was but the outline of his
former self--a perfect skeleton. \ wor-
,hy minister OF the gospel saw the poor
fellow. and. seeing that the king of ter
rors had spotted him. determined 10 call
ON him ank 10 offer spiritual consolation.
lie broachcd the subject somewhat III
this manner:
Ny dear Mr.. Baglcy. in view Of Your
relation to this life. how do YOU feel 2
.D--n sick was the prommpt reply.
Don't swear. my poor friend said the
parson and let me ask, DO you ever think
Of YOUR latter end Z
lord y said Daglry. i hain't thought
Oh anything else Tor morn three long
months.
Not, am afraid, III the right way Mr..
Baslcy. beg you, pause and reflect. -
II is lime YOU begin 10 wrcstlc with .he
Lord
The sick man looked down at his mis-
cradle poker legs extended before hin i,
and with IN expression OF amazclncnt la
his countcnancc exclaimed:
'Wrestle with the Lord what. with
en- ere legs pointing 10 his own. Why.
parson, he'd Zip me to HI the first
pa,s.
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We call the attention ef readers the
certificates Of cures ptfitrH,d hy Ir. atpAct .
celebrated Scandinavian Atac.ftH. Ne Go know o.
them 10 be genuine lh' agent has shown Us III.
nal letters copies 81 which appear Glow The proprlc
tors of these meJichcs hhiLori.e fsy that they
will CIV. reward Of ten usand dollar, 10 any
who viii show That any % the letters referred ~ ara not
suthsnc. They have been sent unsolicited and the
eompan, IAvs IN their possession $500 ~ similar
character. Any Druggist satisfy the most sk.ptcAl
Il the value Of thos. trsy wonderful ageis Io RACK
STOMACH firr.as l"IscSs scAsnisAyiAN 'ELooI PEN
iira AID bLoof "'As 4"
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l)ruoIs CoCNTy. SIS.

DtbVis (OLN11. -.
!. Tobias IIcrbig. Sheriff Of Dubois
county Indiana, hereby notify the legal
voters of said Township, that an election
will be held at the usual places Of hold
ing elections in Bainbridge Township,
in said county. on Tuesday. tho 18th day
of October. 1869, for the purpose of cleo
ting the officers enumerated in the Clerk $
certificate attached above. The officers
whose duty it is arc hereby notified to
hold said election, and make due return
thereof. according to law. certify the
above and foregoing to be true copy Of
the writ Of election, us issued by said
clerk.
Witness my hand as such Sheriff, this
litll day Of September. 1869.
TOBIAS HERBlG, Sheriff u. c.
Sept. II, '69-3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24
d R. JOHN BULLS
SARSApARTLLA
Good Reason for the Cnrtsin's Faith.
Read the Captains Letter
AND ms
LETTER FROM HIS AlCTuEc.

fysTcS RsEE,eSs Missouri. Arm n rsee
On. joins It'll bear Sr. ftnwirq he .f.ef.re, ~
your Sarsrrrrills. and The be ling and f.r,fa ami
ii's II r"sssss's cent you h. loe ing sat, mi n
my
was wounded aiort two r-srs ag,-wssiak.n rri,-
tncr snd esifn~d for So months. erp iuo,tG 80 d.
ten. MY ~orIds have NOT lsai.n vet bs, ,,t "a, rn
y rJpr;ert siHrc was wotTrsu. sn .Lof h,crrh NJ.
lls Ny general ldslh II impaired. .id InetJ .,p,.-
;tirg 80 sssis, iafire. hive noe rsitk ,A,,r Gar.
saps'iia then anything she. Ni.h u att Is f,,u-
Inc. T.sss express hal: dozen iuiii.ssic ,llos
tarTAiA C. L. J, DAsCy
-. 1ni is Mi seurf
+. SThe following written Arm III ls.s b.
Mrs. jennie Jfhnsap. Mc'heF ~ tapisi b Jsin.tr
Tx. iTLi-Tcar Sir: Ny huslaiH. Tr.C = JstrYp
was tkilllu surgeon and physician IN ,,nrrsi ~
where he died Leaving tie I'll owe &. A.. .tlnsr IT. nv
chic. At thirteen y.r's Of he had ,br,u. stuh1
and srrofns, for " hch ps,s HIM ytrr ssts.psriin
lr cirFn INV have for ten wears recon n,ls.a ~.
niniv IN View YORK. nhio, end I,w. f0r s.r, trla ur
sorts fhd general debility. Perfect sv-c,s lac attend
ed T. TIE ,rkEs OBJECTED - soAr tAses ~ stL.,us
ssn rFrrr sorrs 1rRE sivos1 rira,tfuts. irl sIa-
ors FOR my son 70 again have recourse ye,r srrgr
arba lie Is fearful 81 getting spi riors sfcs ben,.
he writing 10 YOU fer H. Liz cunds ~ere ,rriie l,t
] believe he viii recover.
Respectfully, JIMMIE JCE.Sox.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24
BOOTS & SHOES.
NJ a De TO ORDER
FROM THE BEST LEATHER f!
A. j. Cos S M A N ,

YNFoiNS the public that he he's established shoe
Il shop In connection with his store IN Coumhs Town
ship Dubois county. and employed fret rate worm,n,
and now prepared manufacture 10 order any article
In thai line. iie will have worked none but the best
material. and insure his work 10 he ~ good a.
N N. county aud superior to most while his prices
will he reasonable Rcpairing ~ all kinds rruinp-
y and nehily liberal share 81 patronage Is socl'ea
Aug. G, 'ta-iy a. J LrssIAs