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HuSrINGBURG.-This thriving village
has improved vastly in the last year, a
number Of substantial, neat and COM
modious business houses having been
erected, and the general business of the
town largely increased. Under the inn
pctus Of q railroad connection il is now
growing finely, some twenty-scvcn new
houses, - we are informed, being under
contract this season.
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S3:5 GOLD WATCHES $40
GENUINE IS CARAT GOLD,

Stifr-ned Backs. Hunting Cases. Full Jeweled LeveI
Movements. ladies aud Gents sizes.) at only S35
each.
OUR ENTRA-FUNE QUALITY, best English
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MT surpassed AT any price perfectly regulated and
adjusted. Mt $40 each.
SOLID REFINED ALUMlNOuS GOLD, nm.
surpassed FIR beauty: equal in appearance 20o ';vd
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EXTRA REFINED OROIDE GOLD wairhes
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wsiches, AT un, SIS. The Double Extra Refined, &3O
each.
Also COIN SILVER HUNTING-CASED. Full
Jeweied Levers. at 81. Extra Fine $50. American
Levers or duplex. e25 each.
Also GOLD CHAINS. latest and most costly styles
at 90. ~, $40 and a12 each. Elegant 0roids
eng AZ 81, -, Sc and % each. sent at wbolesal,
Prices.
No MoSty REotIEED ~ ApvAxry, but sent by Express
payable delivery Pieces where no Express runs
foods will be by mail, Registered, by sending cash
in advance.
An Agent sending for Five Watches, gets nm
Extra Watch free, OF the same value.
Goods may be OPENED and EXAMINED before paid
for. payment of Expresseharges, and II no, satsfac
tory, returned. Address.
THE EAGLE WATCH CO..
May IL. 'TO-:m. No. las FrLroS ST.. NV York
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MANNING'S
AntidOte for lntcmperance.

is AN INFALLIBLE CURE FOR
1 this fearful vice. Its use will at once
remove the taste or desire for stimulants,
and will soon create an actual dislike for
them. 1t can be administered in tea,
coffee, or even water, without exciting
as it is free from taste or smell.
If you have husband, brother or friend,
addicted to this terrible habit ii is your
duty to cure him.
Sent free by mail on receipt of the
Price Two Dollars per box.
w. II. MANNING & CO.,
July 9Th. '7O-3m. st. Louis, Mo.
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Especial Notice.
HOWARD SANITARY AID
ASSOCIATION.

For the Relief and Cure of the Errng and Unfortunate
on Principles Of Christian Philanthropy.
Essays OH the Errors of Youth. aud the Fol.
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EVILS with sanitary aid for the afflicted Sent free. IL
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W We are authorized to announce
Mr.. &. II. b. CARR, as u candidate for
Judge Of the ID Common Pleas District,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic
District Convention.
For Township Trustee.
~We are autherizcd to announce Mr.
s. kUEBLER, rs . candidate for Town.
ship Trustee Of Rainbridge Township,
Dubois couaty, at the ensuing October
election.
For County Surveyor.
~ We are authorized 10 announce
Mr.. ARTHUR l'ERUy, MS u candidate for
Surveyor Of Dubois county, ut the ensu-
ing October e1ction.
For County Treasurer.
@We arc authorized to announce
Mr.. WILLIAM BkETZ, SR., as candidate
for Treasurer OF Dubois County, at the
ensuing October election.
For Sheriff.
10 We are authorized to announce
Mr.. Tomas llrRBIs;. a. "a candidate for
Sheriff Of Dubois County, ut the ensu-
ing October election.
For County Auditor.
~ VIZ arc authorized 10 announce
ArGrsT LITsCH.I Of Jasper, as "A candi-
date for Auditor of Dubois county at
the ensuing October election.
Owe arr authorized to announce
Mr.. IIENwy SCIIArrR, of lIaysville. as al
candidate for Auditor Of Dubois county
nj the ensusing October election.
For Recorder.
W VIZ arc authorized TO announce
Mr.. MATTHIAS kIErEK, as candidate for
Eecorder If Dubois county, ut the en-
suing October election.
or We are authorized to announce
a.. j. Urn. as a candidate Tor Recorder
Of Dubois county. at the ensuing Octo-
Der election,
{" VIZ are authorized TO announce
JoHN W. BRETz, Of Jasper. as a candi-
date for Recorder OF Dubois county at
the ensuing October election.
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Fla rmcrs' Wives.
HOW TO MAKE GOOD
Strong Vinegar!

In ONE DAY!
From Cider, Sorghum, Molasses, Sugar,
Wine, or the juice of any fruit. Direc-
tons Simple and Easy. Cost not one
half that Of the old process Of allowing
Cider to sour in barrels.
Any one can make It. Full Directions
sent upon receipt of Fifty Cents.
Address, w. II. BISHOP,
July 8, -3ms. st. Louis, Missouri.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE, WIN
Is hereby given, that persons solcm-
i MIXING marriages, you will see that
the Marriage License should be returned
with the Certificate of marriage TO the
clerks Office, where the same were issued.
See Revised Statute, Vol. 2 Page, Az.
B. b. EDMONSTON, CLERK.
Jasper, January II lS70.-tf.
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Good wholesome vinegar. Any one
can make 1t. See advertisement Of w.
II. Blsnor in this paper. July 8-3ms.
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" We are authorized to announce
Mr.. G. II. II. CARR, as u candidate for
Judge Of the I'd Common Pleas District,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic
District Convention.
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~We are authorized to announce MT.
s. KUEBLER, rs . candidate for Town
ship Trustee Of Rainbridge Township,
Dubois couaty, al the ensuing October
election.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-04
EDUCATIONAL.

To the Editors of the Union and American.
Nashville is beginning TO assume again
its wonted cheerfulness, now that the fall
season is opening, and our streets are
merry with the ringing laugh of children,
with books of all sizes, and looks which
bespeak very important duties on hand.
In passing, on yesterday, We were acct
dentally jostled aside by an interesting
couple discussing the respective merits of
some lady teachers, and we soon found
these two (wending their way to Vaux-
hall street, were old pupils of our long
esteemed friend Miss Mary L. Dunn. We
silently gave them a heartfelt wish for
success and passed on.
We may truthfully say our city is filed
with schools, and of those teachers who
merit the best of patronage there is no
one more deserving of it than our cOnScj-
erltiOuS, faithful worker in this field of
duty, Miss Mary L. Dunn. Education
and experience have made her the woman
who can lay that foundation of learning
which will speak for itself in the belle of
the bsll-rOom and parlor, or gain for an
unfortunate girl, Gf required, the neces-
sites of life In the literary department
Miss D. is unsurpassed, besides being en-
tire mistress of penmanship, ian accom-
plishment so important to girls.) As a
teacher of French, she has no superior,
her pronunciation of the language being
the pure Partisan. We believe we are
doing the public a benefit when we advise
patrons 90 give our friend call, feeling
assured, that in placing their daughters
with her, they will get the full Udtue Of
their n1Oneg.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-04
wA DOZEN REAsO Nsn
Perry Davis Pain Killer


Best Family Medicine of this Age,
And why it should be kept always ar at hand.
LIST. Pain Killer is the most certain Choierz
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I'd. Pain Killer as q Dtarrhea and DyRente-
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Sd. PainsKiiIer will cure Cramps or Pains In
any part of the system single dose usu-
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9TH. Pain Killer will cure Dyspepsia and In
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9th. Pain Killer is an almost never-failing
cure for sudden Colds, Coughs, etc.
9th. Pain kiiier has proved itself Sover-
eign Remedy for Fever and Ague, and Chill
Fever; IL hs cured the most obstinate cases
7th. Pain Killer as IMMINENT Is uneQualled.
For Frost Bites, Chilblains, Burns, Bruises
Outs, Sprains, ETC., no physician can do
more than Il.
9th. Pain Killer has cured cases of Rheuma-
tism and Neuralgia after years standing.
9th. Pain Killer will destroy Boils, Felons,
Whitlows, Old Sores and SweIled Joints
giving relief from pain after the nrst appli-
cation
10th. Pain Killer cures Headache, Toothache,
and Neuralgia Pains in any part of the body.
18th. Pain Killer will save you days of sick
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I2th. Pain Killer is . purely vegetable pre-
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Physicians recommend 1t in their practice, while
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Don't be deceived or induced to buy the many
worthless Nostrums offered by unprincipled mer
travelling through the country,
Be sure to buy the genuine. Every druggist,
and nearly every country store-keeper and grocer
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For sale by BERRY, DEMOVILLE CO.,
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A Gypsy TRICK,
How They mesmerized a Lady and
PiIIaged Her Residence.

MMcE fhcSluenCcs
From the Rutland lvt.) Herald, Aug. Is.
There has been for some days past an
encampment of what may be called gip-
sizes, in Rutland, their camping ground
having been changed from time to time,
if not from day to day. On Saturday last
two of them called at the house of Mrs.
Hubbard, a widow lady, residing on the
corner of Wales and West streets, with
some baskets, which they offered for sale.
Upon Mrs. Hubbard declining to pur-
chase, they entered into conversation with
her, and one of them, observing that she
had small bunch on her forehead, pro-
posed to remove it. Mrs. Hubbard in
formed her that it originated with an in
jury which she had received some years
ago, and that as it had affected the bone
it could not be remedied whereupon one
of the gypsies made pretense of exam
lining TIE bunch, and commenced passing
her hands over Mrs. Hubbard's face.
This is the last she remembers of the
transaction at the time. On the next day,
Sunday, wishing to use some money, she
went to the place where she was in the
habit of keeping it, but could not find any,
and upon further search it was ascertained
that dozen silver spoons and some other
articles were missing.
Mrs. Hubbard then remembered that
she was unconscious at the time these two
women left, and that there had been dur
ing the rest of the day strange feeling
of dizziness in her head, and her suspi-
cions were at once aroused that she had
been magnetized by these women, and
that, taking advantage of her unconscious
condition, they had taken the money, sill
yer, etc., with them. Procuring team,
she started in the direction of their en-
csmpment, and, taking advice, proceeded
to secure a search warrant and an officer.
While doing this, she was probably OBJ
served by the women, for, on returning to
her house to get ready to go with the Off
Ger, and while up stairs, the two women
came into the house, left bundle on the
table, and simply remarked that cit was
all right, they had only borrowed it." or
something to that effect went away.
Upon opening the bundle, all of the miss
ing articles, as well as the money, with
the exception of some two or three dol
lars, which was in silver, were found. 1t
is supposed that the women noticed Mrs.
Hubbard going to different places, and
thinking that she suspected them of the
theft, and not having had time to proper
ly secrete the articles, took this method
TO avoid prosecution.
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SINGULAR FREAK ORA RED BIRD

Mrs. Needham, who recently died at
Salem, Ind, had fine red bird aud a
cage of canaries. The red bird refusing
to sing, she placed it in the cage with the
Canaries. Between the birds the most af-
fectionate friendship grew up. When
the nesting season of the canaries would
arrive, the red bird would suffer them to
pull out his feathers to make their nests
from, and on such occasions he was al
most entirely stripped of his plumage.
When taken from the cage of the cana
ries the red bird refused to sing, and not
q note could be gotten from him until he
was placed back among the canaries.
When Mrs. Needham was upon her
death bed she ordered the red bird
brought to her. She took it into her
hands and caressed it tenderly. She then
had window opened near her bed and
placed the bird in it, saying, Farewell,
my beautiful pet" The bird sat upon
the window for a few minutes, and
mounting into shrub near by he poured
forth his richest songs for about a quar-
ter of an hour, then pluming his wings
he flew away to the woods, while the
soul of his kind liberator almost imme.
diately took its departure to the spirit
land.
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THE PARTY NAME.


The press of the State is still exercised
over the question of names of parties. A
very little reflection ought to set this ques-
ton at ease. There are but two political
parties in this country at this time. The
one is the Radical party, the other is the
Democratic party. In Congress, both
Senate and lower House, there are just
these two. A man must be a Democrat
or a Radical, or nothing in politics. There
is no great Conservative party in the
South, there is none at all in the North.
1t is the Democratic party that opposes
the Radical party, and if every man who
is not Radical will CO operate with the
Democracy, the Radical party will be de-
feated. If he will not cooperate with
the Democracy, he must either stand
alone or 90 over to the Radicals. There
is no other alternative, there is no other
place or party to which he can go.
In the next Presidential race there will
be but two parties. One of these will be
the Democratic. That party will be our
friend in the Northern States. 1t will be
called the Democrstic-plsin, simple,
Democrat. No adjective preceding or
following after to qualify it. Under that
name it is now organized. Its organiza-
ton is perfect, active and vigorous; un-
der that name in all the Northern States
il is now operating. Its campaign docu
ments are spreading all over the land, and
falling as thick as leaves in autumn.
Under that name it will continue its or
ganization-will put out candidates for
President and Vice President in 1872-
will run them as Democrats, and elect
them as such.
But, then, it is bOSh to say that this
party intends to run none but old ante-war
States Right Democrats. The Democracy
of this day wants to know which man
is noW, and not what he 1UGS before the
war. Did the Democratic party ask what
Frank Blair had been That question
was not asked, and will not be again.
What we want to know is how man
stands now. And we say that man who
cannot stand with the Northern DemOc-
racy and resist Radicalism simply because
he does not like the name Democrat, is
not our kind of man. If there was no
Democratic party in the North, and
hardly any in the South, but great
Conservative party all over the land
standing and acting just where the
Democratic party now stands, how fool
ish, how very simple would men be to
whine about the name, and say they were
Democrats, but would not be called Con-
sentative. If there are more Democrats
in Office now than any thing else, it is
simply upon the principle that the boy
ubo went hunting killed more sOIlirrels
than turkies-the woods Was full of them,
while the turkeys were little scarce and
very shy.
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- tNiUN AND AMERICAN
LEAVE 1T TO GOD.

Belt doubt all doubts he solves;
Questions which thought in vain resolves,
BE settles with nod,
Be It fear He has the balm,
Which every human fear viii calm;
Leave IL to God!
Leave ii TO God!
Be It the weight Of daily care
Bring him the burden; He viii bear
Alone the tiresome load.
Be Il the restless, anxious thought
For future years9 BY faith be taught
Leave It to Godl
Be It the battle of this life7
He fought it once, and won the strife,
Who earth's rough ways has trod.
Be IL the foe who triumph vaunts 2
Jesus had foes, and bore their taunts;
Leave 1t to God!
Leave 1t to eodI
Be 1t the loss Of worldly wealth,
Or yet, the sorer, loss Of health?
And losses he makes good;
In every loss there is some gain,
Some seed of grace in every pain;
Leave It to God!
Leave it to God!
Be 1t the heavy weight Of guilt
The blood of Christ was freely spit,
And sin atoned by blood.
Be it the littleness Of faith ?
Ask and be full, the promise saith;
Leave it to Godl
Leave it to Godl
Be 1t q dread to yield this breath,
That lifelong bondage, fear of death,
The pang, the worm, the sod?
He conquered death who victory lives,
He liveth, and who in Him lives,
Leaves all to God!
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respect, is very much like some of the
boys of the present day; when thew take
q notion to be man, they aren't satisfied
unless they can be one in two or three
wee ks, and to git this accomplished they
VIII smoke rank cigars, and cbaw nasty
tobacco, and drink breath-tainting whisky.
A singular bile ginerally goes on until it
becomes plural bile.
A plural bile is one that hurts a good
deal. In fact it lie two ADVANTAGEOUS biles.
one placed directly on top of t'other.
ms is the way you can tell plural
biie from singular bile. If you have two
Diles, and one of them sot right on top of
tother, and both of 'em hurtin' enuff to
make you boiler as much as if you had
fourteen singular bies, then you have a
plural bile.
When you have plural bile you may
crow about it, If you feel like it.
Uncle ST Winterblossom had a plural
bile once 1t sot itself down onto his left
arm, about half way between the shoul-
der and elbow, and it sot thar about two
weeks, and Uncle 81 was a good deal
Worried about it.
AFTER lie had put about dozen differ
ent things onto it to make it explode, and
when he found thar was no explode to it,
he jest took eout jack-knife and upset
it.
When the bile got upset it was Iikln to
upset Uncle 81. t
A bile CROWN, and putin up, and
a keepin' on in the even tenor of his way
is bad enough, but an upset bite is a hang
ed sight worse.
Uncle 81 thought so, anyhow.
Very small biles are called pimples.
Pimples are ginerally considered small
potatoes. They are not of much account
except when they settle down all over a
feller's face like a flock of partridges
hghtin' in potato patch.
A pimple once Lit onto Simon Styker's
nose, and sot there for weekand half.
Il growed so big it e'enamost amounted
to g singular bile.
1t made Simon mighty Uneasy. He
often wanted to blow his nose, but
couldn't do it, and so he bowed the
pimple.
This is all have to say about biles.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-04
BOILS.
A Philosopher ExPatiates on Jobs
COmfOrters.

Josh Billings has expatiated upon biles,
but | believe he did not kiver the hull bile.
l once went all the way from Gumtown
to Pittsburgh to hear Josh lecter. One
of the explodinist things Josh said was
this:
"a bile is a lively thing, and often
when you want to sit down in a chair, the
bile gets ahead of you"
When Josh said this l Jest riz up and
burst forth into hollerin'. The people
seemed to brake loose, as it were; they
were all laughin' and hollerin' around me,
and grabbed an old feller's head, which
rested lightly upon his shoulders, and
e'enamost pulled it off.
Biles, according to my observation, are
of two kinds-sing'lar and plural.
A singular is an easy sort of bile, and
doesn't hurt much more than hornet
does when he happens to jam his butt
eend against you.
Singular biles are skerce. When thing
takes notion to be bile it seldom quits
until it becomes buster. A bile, in this