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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-08-28
IRISH REPUBLICAN.

ENOUGH 10 FRIGnTEN lIIM.-Yester
day morning the Mayor was requested
to send some person to certain house,
to watch the movements of IL single young
woman, who was believed to be insane.
to ascertain whether ur not she was fit
subject for n lunatic asylum, and if so to
have her placed in one Immediately. An
officer was dcputed to lo,k into the case.
He went to the house, knocked ut the
gate, and on hearing voice cxcaim.
"Comc in" walked in. Suddenly he was
startled by the appearance of II youug
woman M p"'ibaS n"fmmtibns-that is.
clad in useful summer costume, such
us Eve wore before she got Adam into
that apple scrape. With dishcvellcd
hair, loud shricks and swinging of hands,
she rushed towards the officer, who is :.
young unmarried man. He gave one
atfrlghted glauce. and then fed the scene.
In short while he rcgained courage
and went back. Being fully satisfied
that she was crazy lie had her dressed
aud carried her to the hospital. Chur-
teston DdIiY Ncrs
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University of South Carolina.

TNHE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN ON
Il the first MONDAY in October, and con-
tinue without intcrmission, to the ensuing
July.
Advantages are offered at this Institution
to Students in Law, (the graduates being en-
titled to practice in the Courts of this State J
in Medicine, (the course of instruction being
Extensive and Thorough, with two written
examinations during the Session y in En-
gineering, Mathematics, Mental, Moral and
Political Philosophy, History, Rhetoric,
English Literature, Ancient and Modern
Languages, and in the various Scientific
Schools.
Expenses for Session of nine months
Annual fee, $500; Library fee. $1,000; i;
Room Rent fee, $500; Tuition fee, -:
for each of three schools, $1,000; Tuition in
Law or Medicine, $1,000. Board can be had
Mt SIG to so per moath. BY messing, it
will be less
For further information, sead for Cata-
lOgues to the Secretary of the Faculty, Rev.
C.. Bruce Walker.
II. W. BARNwELL.,
Chairman of Faculty.
CoLrABIA, S. c., August =, 1869.
aug III Ct
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ing romance, out in the boldness of the

ing romance, out in the boldness of the
real profile. of duty. And while our
State looks to her sons to. do their duty
'noc, will she not, pointing to those of
her children, who did their duty in her
present need, and who stood by her in
her new and strange position, say of
them: "Thcse are my jewels" Undcr
sense ofsour responsibility, these, Caro-
linians, are our views of our position and
our duties under our circumstances
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

WHEREAS, Mrs. Ann G.. Andrews hath APP
piled to inc for Letters of Administration on
the Estate of H. w. Andrews, late of Orange
burg County, deceased
These are therefore TO cite and admonish
all and singular the Kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me at Court of Probate for the said
County, TO be holden ut Orangeburg on tho
9TH day of September, 1869, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. TO show Cause if any, why the said Ad.
minislration should not he granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of tho
Court, this 25th day of August, a. ID. 1869,
and in the ninety fourth year of American
independence.
THAD. c. ANDREWS,
aug 2e-2t Jude Of Probate
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
mug ls-3t

WHEREAS, Daniel l.. Drawdy hath applied
TO me for Letters of Administration on Tie
Estate of Elizabeth O'Cain, late of Orange
burg, deceased.
These are therefore to cite end nd,nonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to he and appear before
me, Mt Court Of Probate for the said County
to be holden at Orangeburg on the ith day
of Sept. 1869, at 10 o'clock a. NJ. to show
cause if any, why The said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Court. this 2lst day of August A. d. 1860,
and in the nincty-ihird year of American
independence.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
aug 2S-2t Judge of Probate.
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a Miss Hill, niece of General A. p.
Hill, of Virginia, was accidentally shot
and killed by her brother-in,la law, Mr.. G..
w. Skinner, at his residence, in Wash
ington County, Ala, few evenings ago
Mr.. Skinner was about to leave the house
to spend the night with sick ncighbor,
and was engaged in recapping his loaded
pistol, when one of The barrels exploded,
aud the ball from it entered the side of
the unfortunate lady, killing her in
stantiy.
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State of South Carolina,
ORANG EBURG COUNTY.


Notice is hereby given that SPECIAL
SESSION of the Court of General Sessions.
for the County of Orangeburg, will be holden
at Orangeburg Court House Second Monday,
the Eleventh day of October next.
Notice is also given that SPECIAL SEES
SION of the Court Of Common Pleas for the
snid County, will be holden at 0rangeburg
Court House OH the Thirtecnth day of Octo-
bcr next.
BY order of Hon. r. b. CARPENTER, Cir
cult Judge First Circuit.
GEO. BOLlvER,
G. G.. p. anil G.S
Clerks Office. orunScburg, S. c.. August
10Th. 1859.
ang 81 2t
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We have received the following letter,
which We publish with pleasure, and as
our correspondent has made his mistakes
and requests us not to correct them, we
publish the same just as received. We
have placed the name of this Irish Re-
publican on our Subscription Book, and
hope he may never grow less in size:
ELIZABETH TOWNSVILLE,
AT HONE, this 26th day
Of August, 1869.
Mistar Ettiur-Nct being much of a
scholar, l hope you will be afther not
correcting Inc mistakes in spclin and
grammar when they arc made. But by
me faith, likes the position you have
taken against the dirty black guards of
Radicals that has taxed me old mare
two hundred dollurs, when by me sowl
she would not draw the half of it, at all,
at all
Give 'cm hi Mistur Editur. I'm
a Democratic Irishnan, of the ould
style, but by me faith, in politics, III
join hands with the Republicans to whip
the Radicals, l will. likes your pa
per, put inc down subscriber, aud when
yeas wants the money, just say whit,
and faith an yccl sit it, and don't forget
to sign me an
IRISH REPJIRIJCAN
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y horrible affair recently occurred in
Baltimore. y difficulty in bar room
ended i'll ecnaral fight, when man
named Lewis Mcttcc succeed d in throw
ing another, named Chambers, upon the
floor, where lie beat his brains out with
heavy, sharp-pointcd stone. The mur-
dcrcr WIS arrested
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

The Exercises of Miss r. S. ALBERG OF
IT'S SCHOOL will be resumed on MON
DAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, at the Residence of
T. A. Jeffords, Russell Street.
Half Session to consist of 10 weeks.
a few Young Ladies can be Accommodate,
with BOARD at Reasonable rates.
aug 2l ot
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Office of County Auditor,
NOTICE TO TOWNSHIP AssEssoRs
oRANGEBURG, s. c.,
Auousr 90, 1869.

AUuUsT 20, 1859.
NOTICE TO TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS.
In accordance with Section 94 of an "Act
providing for the Assessment and Taxation of
Property" passed September 18th, 1868, the
this Office at Orangcburg C. ii. on the rst
Wednesday in September, for Consultation,
to receive the "Forms' for making said As
scssment, and such Instructions as may be
given by the Auditor of State.
JAS. VAN TASSEL,
aug 28-lt County Auditor.
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joshua Ulmcr, ct. al.
vs.. In the Circuit Court
Lewis W. Dash ct. al.
BY virtue of on order Of sale made in this
case by the said Court, will sell Mt Orange
burg, s. c., or Monday, the 9th day Of Sep
tembcr next, during the usual hours Of sale:
All that Plantation or Tract Of Land,
known as the Bull Swamp Plantation of the
said l.. w. Dash, situate in the County and
State aforesaid, containing 120O acres more
or less, bounded by lands of G., ID. keiit and
William Knots.
This Land win be sold in several tracts,
and plat will be shown on day of sale.
Terms-One-fourth cash, the remaining
three.fourths on credit of one, two and
three years. Purchaser to give bond for
said credit portion bearing interest from day
of sale, payable annually, and secured by a
mortgage of the premises, with covenant
for resale on breach of the condition of
the bend; and also &c pay for papers and
stamps.
ShcriTSs Office, II. RIGGS.
Orangeb'rg C. H., s. c., SOC.
Aug. 10, 1869.
aug ii ia
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DLANTERS-.-CaH On Messrs.
Dyches X Funderburk and have your
GlNS SHARpENED by j. H. Burdine's
PATENT FILES, thereby IMPROVING tho
LINT and gettinga LARGER yield.
Address DlCHES & FUNbERBURK,
Orangeburg {. II.
mug Is-3t III. d. STEWART.
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OFFICIALS Hereby Given
IN 10 all persons not to trade with, or
give credit to any person whatever, on my
account. w. A. J. SISTRUNK
August H. lsG0.-l4-3t
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oRANGEBURG COUNTY.
PROBATE CnuRT.

FNUBAIE COURT.
TOHN j. ANTLEY, ADMINISTRATOR
81 of the Estate of Jesse Sandford, gives
notice that he will, after 80 days from this
date, apply for his discharge as Adniinistra-
tor as aforesaid $3.50
THAD. C. ANDREWS.
july 3I-4t Judge of Probate.
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The yarn dyers Of Glasgow have
locked out 1000 men.
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APPLICATION FOR
LETTERS OF DISMISSAL

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 80
IN days from date, will apply 10 Thsd,
q. Andrews, Esq, Judge of Probate, for
orangeburg County, for Letters of nisnis.
sal on the Estate of F. j. Fielder, dcoeased
Nj. j. FIELDER,
aug lit Administrators,
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ALSO
oRANGEBURG-Is EeuIrY.

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-05-07

ErEcrroS The corporation election
last Monday was very tame affair, no
opposition to ticket composed of men
in favor of the improvement OF the
streets Of the town, being manifested
The following ticket was almost-nnani'
mously elected:
For Trustees list Ward, II. N. Vel
man; ed Ward, George Friedman; Sd
ward, Wendolin Erny.
For Treasurer John W. Bretz.
For Clerk John {. Schafer.
For Town Marshal Mat. Smith.
This is a good board of officers, and
under their superintendent we Shall
expect 10 soc some decided improve.
n,cnts in the streets of The town during
the next year. One street, at least, ought
10 be leveled and graded. SO we nigh
say we have one decent strcct-just {
see how it would look. Go III OH II
Corporation Dads.
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~ roumania is the country where

n.r Eoumania is the country where
ssnlinr is practiccd b! ever! bouy. even
l,x Tie members of the highest GLASSES
1 Vienna paper relates the foi'ewhiIor-
,,,rrcncc y hirh recently took place III
rroyinvial city of ModaN1a: y n'r-
liam there had received several 'ho".
Sand <lucats in gold for goods nc i,a"
.o,d. lie brought the money 10 AIS
luusc. On the scmc evening. TWO gen
,lcnan. with masks before their iareS'
nm, 70 him: thry hrkcS ile t'ssr or-
,,;nd them. ru. hr, nj him. and. threaten
ing 10 shoot him with their re'o's ~
ordered him 10 give them The golu. lne
merchant although lc was @fea''s ~
prised. had sufficient pfVscu'' y, "'"o
10 resolve uron Tie bcstcot're 10 '' i'ui
sued nnCof these ngillar<teui'.Si."..,
and ,aid 10 them. II he isioney Is Al '''e
lid .ff,t wonder. Here's the key olFl
Il. opd heip Yourselves ia all YOU want y
take from me While tho two Viiiail'
we.y, doing 50. tic mcrc'ant se!.eu M
,,ouh,c- barrclcd gun. which was siai!St'
ING ina corner. TWAS fortunately io""
ed. he aimed. and shot both'of iheH''
Without losing further time, nc ".e''
chant fastened out ct the room. @rAS'
tic door. and ordered his servant. M!.'
was just coming hon'c' moi &c a''oM .h an:
rodv to enter or leave the houso, where
ruoa he repaired in liot haste 70 IN
hons, OF the dhiet of Police, ana, no
finding him at home. TO that OF the Pre
feet. and, as he was absent. too, 10 III
house of the Police Commissioner. al
ter informing TIE latter "f VIAL i.',a &c
cured, the merchant returned Win u
Commissioners and some policehiSn; !
his house. where the servant tod M
thar during his absence. no one ha
either entered or left Tie house. an
door was opened The two maskc
thieves were lying before tl!copcn shes
without giving any signs OF lie. Ihcl
masks were removed. and the tlneve
were found to be the Chief Of toxce an
the Project. both OF whom belonged
the Boyar class.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-05-07

FIsH.-Why don't some OF the enter
prising young boys around here 60 into
the fish trade, and bring forth from their
hiding places in the placid Patoka, some
Of the numerous scaly beauties which
are said to abound therein? We have
heard numerous inquiries in the past fcw
days for fish, and an expert disciple OF
Walton could make it pay here. w
suggest that eur city fathers build an al
..lition Of say fifty feet to the engine
housc, Oh tho east end, and make an ope'
front for stalls, and establish marke
for ell kinds Of domcsticlcs. IT woul'
certainly pay the people of the town.
a regular market for vegetables, fish, &c
could be established as well as tho pres
cnt meat market. What say You, fellow
citizens? Let us hear from you.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-05-07

W See the chronological Journal fol
Nav, for illustrated sketches Of William
IN. Gladstone, Prime Minister of Eng.
land James +. Emerson, American in
lventor; Caroline l.. lIcrschel. tho emf
nent astronomer; President Grant ant
his Cabinet officers, with portraits: Ole
German artists Duer, iIolbein. Cranach
Yischcr. Stos; besides interesting arti
Giles .sn Inequality OF minds; American
Wit; Phrcnology and Religion: Culture
Of the Pcrceptivcs; Beccher OH Compli
mcntary Titles; Velocipedes; The Plan
Ghetto Mystery; Wanted - Compcten
Teachers; Criminals, their right Treat
mcnt and Reformation: The Earth Cure
Aniinalculr in Vegetation: Leading Cit
les OF the World; Home Study; Music
etc. Only go cts. or SO year. Addies
is. r. WELLS, $50 broadway, \. Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-05-07

FrrE.-On last Friday night the goods
in Mr.. John Milbum's store were all
piled upon tho counter, preparatory to
making some changes in the room. and
by some means fire got among them. II
was not discovered until the next morn
ing, when they were found nearly all III
ashes, and hole burned through tho
floor. His loss is estimated at about
5000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-05-07

RECRUITING TO TT RESUMED. = General
Sherman has Issued an order for rcsump-
ton of recruiting, to be conducted under
the directions Of rcgimcnial command
crs. The general service TO be conduct
cd at New York, Cincinnati. ST. Louis
and San Francisco. The dcpots for col
lection and instructions Of recruits be-
ling. Governors Island, New York llar-
Dor. Newport Barracks. Kentucky, Fort
I.cavcnw orth. Kansas. Ben Raig. Colora.
do. The General superintendent. tc
report direct to the Adjutant General o.
the army, and receive all orders from
Ihim.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-05-07

n, A. AND ST.. L. Il. R.-Thc President
Ainl Secretary. with couple of Engi-
neers of this Company, were ut Hunt
.ngburg, in this county, on Tuesday last
They were taking kind of preliminary
view or horseback survey Of the differ.
est routes proposed, from New Albany
TO Mt. Carmel. We understand thai
they were we'll received all along Tho
route, and tho people were favorably dis
posed towards the project, and that thu
prospects Of its being built arc favorable
They will probably go back through thi
way in a few days.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-05-07

OF Mr.. Boric is about 10 resign The
Sccretaryship of the Navy Oh account OF
gross mpctcncyto perform the duties
OF the office, and the whole Cabinet is
expected 10 tumble at once about the
Presidents ears. 1t has stood as long as
III ought TO stand, longer taan its prede-
lccssor did, and probably longer than lis
successor wil.-[ Couricr-Journal.
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~. Tho botv of MIR. THONGS TAFT.

~ The body of MIR. Tiomss Tai.
WHO died in Eigin about three weeks
since. in mysterious mnn',sr' mas ore' ,
ryhumru ani microscopirally examined
Ly The medical fraternity OF that city
Muscles from different parts OF Inc ,ou!
showed trirhinn 10 exist. moi ON! III
large numbers. but still alive. some three
weeks after the intarmcnt Iheeasc eN-
cites much interest. rs il is the only one
Of the kind ever having been known III
that section.
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Fr m the Eloonaeld perocrat, .is' u'''
Attempted, Rape The Accused
Sentenced to the Pcnitentiars
far Two Years.

AttcmM~, Rape The Accused
Sentenced to the pcAitentiar!
for TWO Years.
The papers of the country AZ" ic'niihs
with descriptions of rapcs. scducho'is
and social degradation. bnt II remaMs
for Greene county 10 furilsh l@r"'e'
for the most revolving of thcsr.
At the last term OF the Circuit court;
John Simpson, II very respectable anu
wealthy farmer living In Washington.
was arraigncd on charge "l
attempting to ravish the person OF II
child four wears old. the daughter Of II
gentleman living la the same township.
The families live bnt n short distance
apart and were always nn the most NH
mate terms. both standing high in >ocic-
IN. In fact. the accused proved by album
Iiant evidence. Il clear and unblemislvr'
character for the last thirty years. The
child. who j. the principal witness. AMI
Iis nov six wears old. went through her
TESTIMONY in a systematic manner. when
chad the effect Ia produce suspicious III
The minds of some that she had beci
!, trained 10 the work. She states that Two
or tls.cc wears ago. Mr. simpson came Il
,hciv house. and after obtaining the rot
sent OF her father. she returned win MI
simpson to his bone. AT this time III
yet was committed. 1t WAS proved IN
+ during the niciya. OF Two years, Ny
simpson YVES. al different times. ap
oronclcd and ovcrturcs made looking L
!; a compromise ~, Tie matter. One OF liz
! uroposiions being that he Should riac
;, his property in The hands of the iaihc
,.iof tho child aad leave tho country. lhi
i he refused 10 do. and two years after u.
:, transaction the affair was brought bcior
!. the Courts. Thc jury returned veroit
! Of guilty. ard Simpson was senlcAceH
:, thc I,enitcniiarv tor 4 term OF two year
\ and lined one dollar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-05-07

COMMON Pleas CorRT. The Maytcrm
Of this Court adjourned yesterday morn.
lug, after very pleasant session. No
criminal cases were tried, and no infor.
lnaxions presented. A good deal Of pro
bate business was transacted, a few judg-
llIents taken. and several divorces grant
ed. We will cndeavor 70 give state
ncnf Of tho disposition % causes mex
a.Ck,
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RAMA great many of our farmers
are complaining of the latcncss Of the
season, the rain falling every few days
preventing them from preparing the
ground for corn. But very little corn,
comparatively. is yet planted in this
county.
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tigfYxcAy.Ir.Ixp., April -, 1862.

GEfrNcAs4I;F. IXD., April u, lSt..
MIR. CoNrAp Cook: This j, 10 cersliy
thlt have hccn afflicted with Nervous
Headache and Neuralgia for several
years: lave Suffered very much st GER
tam times have had ,h.ajcians aitcnd-
inr IL me. besides using almost any
an,ouu. OF Patent medicines, but all 10
no eject. until ! tried RobarH b!ood
Purifier and blood Pills. which gave me
Immediate relief. and after using SIX bot,
ties lett Inc quite well. have ganlr''
fcsh. and a1 now i'll TIC
enjovmcnt Of the best of health.
ns5-lw MARTHA W. GoopALE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-05-07

nv Miss Lizzie DeMottc. OF .Atticn'
was seriously il is supposed m'aii! M
iurcd by being caught between VI.
"bumpcr>" Of wo cars ut Wi!lia'"spof'
on the 31th uit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-05-07

or The Nursery for May is received
and is full torcplclion with good things
tor the little folks. 1t is the best child's
magazine published. $50 per year.
Address John l.. Shorey, IL Washington
Street Boston. Mass.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-05-07

There are only seventeen applicants
for postmaster Of Tell City. Indiana,
which has l,ltQ population.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-05-07
The Medical Profession.

A bin has passed 10th houses OF our
| legislature 10 regulate the staining oi
tho medical profession. dcclarln" who
may practice medicine in its various de-
par,mcns and providing penalties ior
its violation.
II proposes 10 make il unlawful for
any person to practice medicine III TINS
.Stale who has not attended NV" iuii
rou,s-c- of instruction and graduated at
some school OF medicine. land Is not
person OF good moral character. except
where such person has been continual!!.
i'm the practice of medicine for pcriod
of ten wears or more r,c. Penalty IL,
The first violation. a fine of not less an u
80 nor more than SEQ: and for Sc :
ond violation imprisonment 10 the corr
~ ;ail .or thirty days in addition 10 L'
fine.
I, Practitioners shall he licrnsed by
i.oard of ccnsors appointed by de!
Incorporated State medical society o. ~:
soriation." and .ahc full name of sa'l
person shall In. registered in the otiic, .
The recorder o;' the couniy in which,. =
person resides or proposes to pr,rt CO
cite.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the IN
~ dcrsigncd has been appointed Az AZ.
ministrator or the Estate OF Eii1a"'n
Fuhrmau. late Of Dubois county, dc-
Iccascd. Said rs,otr Is suppo.ch " w
solvent. JOHN III IlRMAN,
AMI, 3o-sw Administrator.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-05-07

THE Orleans family has spent already
orcr three million francs to secure the
Spanish throne for the Duke. pf Nont-
pcnsicr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-05-07
NEW
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE.
lock STITCH
pr.T,usV-Cn TkSE EIHST PRIZE

LOCK STITCH
RECEIVED THE FIRST PRIZE
Great Fair Of the American Institute.
In Vow yoik oct. 2d 1857.
AND HIGHEST PREMIUM FOR
Bcst Manufacturing Mnchinc.'
arrAErs EXPOSITION. a'lY 1861.
WHY Is IT TIL T. II EST"
II rrEys OVER SEAMS All RIGHT.
irIFTy STITCHES TO TIE lNCll
tlSrg llIAN ANY OTHER MACHINE.
rwIILsEw
AND THrCEEE GoVpS
/ rrsx ANY orirR nAciisr
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