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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-06-24

RAILROAD PRosrECTs.-Wc were pleas
cd To meet DIR. Sabin. the energetic and
interchangeable working Secretary Of tho
Rockport and \. T. II. X. in our town
on Tuesday. He thinks tho prospects
of success in tho enterprise arc extreme
ny good, and that the necessary funds TO
1~gin work with will be raised in Gin
cinna,i yet this summer. At a meeting
Of the Chamber Of Commerce Of that
city last week. a detailed survey Of the
route Of the road was ordered. aud a
chief Engineer selected. and it is cXpcc-
ted he will he along the route taking the
necessary preliminary view in a few days
This is good news. aud looks as If some
thing practical was being done. Our
citizens should give the engineers. and
others. every encouragement pOssible.
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STATE GEoIocIsr - SURVEY EXTRA.
-oRDIxAY.--I.ast week one Dr. Rufus
IHavmond. who seems to be kind Of an
Assistant State Gcologist. whatever that
may be. arrived in our town. for the os-
tcnsiblc purpose of making geological
reconnaissance of the portion Of Dubois
county. contiguous 10 Jasper. lie re-
manned over night and left the next
morning in the stage. VIC suppose he
NAY be able from inhnling the atnos-
pherc Of the Indiana Hotel one night.
TO give an opinion of the mineral re-
sources Of Dubois county. but We APP
prehend capitalists will be chary Of in
vesting capital upon the faith in such Al,
opionion and we hope the State GeOlo-
gist will sec that his Report rs regards
this county, will be more accurate than
one nights sleep in its limits will enable
his assistant to make it, be ever so scien-
tific.
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pN~lmNr1pE.

Inventors who wish 10 take out Letters pateht are
advised to counsel with MUM co. editors ~ the
SCIENTIFIC ANgHic,x. VIII" have prosecuted claims be-
fore the Patent Office f"r over Twenty Years. Their
American and European Patent Agency Is the most
extensive In the world Charges less then any other
reliable agency. pamphlet containing full instruc-
tions TO inventors Is sent gratis
MUM 4 CO., 3. Park Row, New York.
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%The next session Of Indiana Con
ference NJ. f.. Church will be held Al
Bloomington, commencing August 3lst
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OF Charley Kuebler got the contract
for digging down the hill at the north
end Of North Main Street, four feet at
the center, with a regular grade, for 500.
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Notice.
At a meeting Of the Democracy Of
Pike county. held Mt the Court House In
Petersburg, OH the 9TH day Of June. 1870.
1t was resolved that the respective town
ships call conventions, for the purpose
Of selecting delegates to represent them
in the District Convention to be held at
Princeton, Ind, on the 21st day Of July,
1870, for tho purpose Of nominating. a
candidate to represent the LIST District
lin Congress a Judge for the Sd Judicial
Circuit; Circuit Prosecutor; a District
Prosecutor and Senator to represent
Pike. Dubois and Martin counties, in
the Legislature.
DAx. G. AsHBy, Chairman.
w. Barr, Secretary.
The Chairman Of the Genital Com
mittee was directed to have the proceed
Iings published, and inform the Chair
man Of the Central Committees Of Mar
tin and Dubois of the action Of this mcc-
ting.
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" Our Saxon grand-lnOthcrs callc,
what arc now known as carriers, SHANK
BANDS.
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COUNTY AUDITORS REponr

State u Indiana. Dubois County, -:
V>IiE undersigned Auditor in and ,or
= said County, would resprctMlIv ~.
port TO the Honorable Board of 49,,
missioncrs Of dubois county, thut ~.
following is "a true Exhibit Of IN. T..
ccipts and Expenditures vi said CONT,
from the LIST day VI june. 1869. Ia ~,
3lSt day Of May. 1870, both days incI.
sivc. '"-
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items for his paper. lie thinks items
are getting scarce in Dwell.
NJ HEARTH & IIoME for this week
dated June 25th) contains the first Of u
series Of sketches entitled .Iethr0 Ihmop's
Night Thoughts. by ions Thomas. who
is no other than PETROLEUM v. Nasty.
The great husnorist will take an honest
country boy to the city. conduct him
through the usual experience. and re-
store him 10 his home n saddcr and
wiser boy. satisfied that the peaceful.
honest. and temperate life of the farmer
j. the best and safest life that can be
lived. This isa lesson greatly needed
al this time. and Massey is the man to
teach il.
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There was remaining in the Treasury ~
said county OH the list day Of june. lsss
inc sum OF sa6,S6s vs.
And there has been received MT
the Treasury, the following
amounts on the following
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n ear A drertfse IN cmfs.
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REPORT INTER.
EST TRUST FUND.
State If Indiana. DubOis County. ss:

TTNHE undersigned Treasurer In and for said county
would respectful, report to the Honorable Board
of County Commissioners u said County the following
the receipts and expenditures II Trust Funds Inter-
est the LIST day Of June, 1862 to the 3st day Of
May, 1870, both days inclusive. to-wit:
RECEIPTS
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HARD TIMES!
but
Plenty of Money.

NOTICE il hereby given to holders Of
~ County Orders. that there is
MONEY IN TIE TREASURY
Of Dubois county. Indiana. to redeem all
orders drawn upon the same, that have
been presented for payment. that were
issued prior to No. $50. dated Dcccm-
Der 9th, 1869. ani also those that have
been presented for payment, that were
issued prior to No. 463. dated May 18th.
1870, and the interest OH said orders will
cease from this date.
WILLIAM BRETT. ST..
Treasurer Of Dubois County, Ind.
June 9Th, 1870.
n. B.-Pcrsons holding Orders will
please present them ut the Office on Satur-
days. as that is the day will attend at
my office, and during Term Time Of
Courts.
WILLIAM BRETT, ST., L. ID. G.
June 10th, lS7O-4w.
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SAI,ESMEN ", ,,,!. in pay
KESNEpy. i13 Chestnut street. Phila.

INIT HUMAN MACHINE. New Book
i III II Free for Stamp, TAtlsANT CO., N. y
June 18th, 1870.
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HENRY kIERWER.

suitable for the season. and bought since the recent de-
elm. in prices. ~. suit all y"ur fan,,s Iis assori
ln-nt IL equal 10 any. The highest market price paid
for all kinds If produce. June 18th. 1s70-Iy~
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YES: 1T Is TRUE!

That the Best Mowers-fhe Rest Droppers-the Res
Self Rakers to be found In the world the Original
Reliable Double Motion lEtna Machine, made by thu
-ETNA MANUFACTURING co. IL salem, Ohio Send
for Pamphlet containing particulars.
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Total amount $685. IS
All Of which Is respectfully submitted.
MARTIN FRIEDMAN, a. DC.
by -. DEISpERrER, Depty.
June 18th, 1870 3w
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There has been expended the following
sums on tOllOMiMg accuunts. tO.Mit:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-03
The Rospnr DoNsnLL lssrlrurn

The RosgRr DoNNELL INSTITUTE -.
We visited this institutioA recently. on
Frday's afternoon, and were much
Interested III the exercises on that oc
aston. Some excellent Compositions
we're read, dialogues rccited by little
bays, and pieces spoken Ny LILLE girls
who looked sweet and lovable. There
are now, we understand, 100 pupils 10
this School, and when it is considered
that there we're only about thirty or
forty when Prof. Burncy took charge
Of it. the fact Is self-cvident that he
Possesses the attributes which go to
make up the successful teacher. Miss
Bette Pollard, of Richmond, is his as
sistant, and ADLER pens than ours have
extoIled her merits as al inslructress
Tins is Presbyterian institution, and
That oeno nation throughout Tic
STAGES 0. Tennessee, Mississippi. Ala
Nama and Georgia, particularly, could
give their daughters a thorough edu-
cation in salubrious and healthy 10
caIity by sending them to the Robert
Donneil. .a
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GONE AGAIN. --Jamcs CrOwden. who
some time ago made bis escape from
the Jail, and was captured and put back
il Jail. on last Saturday night succeed
ed in getting loose from the chains
which bound him in his cell, and took
Wilb a"sudden leaving spell" and has
not been hesrd Of since, Our Jail is
something like North Carolina, don't
stand in need of reconstruction but
s,aals in need ot'a small financial, aid
We arc opposed to any more prison
crs heing put our old delapdated ja'l.
What is the use of keeping up the ap-
pearance Of thing 50 insecure as ev
erybody knows this old rotten hull to
be. Have our people lost all their
pride? Are our people so poor tho'
they cannot repair the jail? The faul.
is not with the people they pay high
taxes, AMI expect aud demand that Z"
portion he appropriated to the keep
ing in good repair The public instita-
lions Of the. county. We insist that it
should be done at once or good lea
son given why it is not done.
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For rough coat use Equine Powders.

.
SHoE-MAKlNG "A Mr.. Leach has
read a good es ny on shoe making t.
the North Carolina Agricultural Soci
ETY.. He urges his people to make theil
shoes instead of buying them North
They buy 100000 pairs of shoes yearly
Nort'l-cQs,ing over 81, 100000. Oh
this 100000 went to the Mort lern
merchants and for transportation. Thai
sum is worth keeping at home.
lie LAYS down these general princi
pies:
lst Other things being equal. it is
best TO manufacture where YOU consume
I'd. Producers of raw materialcan com.
pete with those who manufacture, in
wealth and HIGH civilization. Sd. Every
State ought to offord full facilities tol
the development Of every talent.
The shoe manufacture has been done
in North Carolina to some extent.
Surely it is to our interest, he urges,
to get rid of the inundation of poor
paper shoes put off on US by the North
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NeHre clad to See that our citizens
are putting their fences in good rerair
Tie bad fences about town last year in
cincu hogs in this section 10 believe
that they were masters Of gardens gen
orally. These "rootcrs' become SC
very Prescriptions, as to undertake the
overthrow Of the best Enclosures, ant!
some of them, AS we remember well, got
Il little to sharp in their ''root hog OF
die for safety to garden patches.
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Ok last oaturduySsht,. some thieI
or thieves effected an entrance into the
smoke house Of t4r. Boyle, and did te-
i'Aeonsy take and carry away som
H''een nice pieces OF meat, against the
peace ana dignity Of the st, t." We
"aaerst'n' that some of our ingenious
cl"zens have constructed traps about
-neir premises to catch aGd make an
exam lie OF some OF these thieves. We
hop"tley may be successful in entrap-
ping souc ere long.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-03

That was profound philosopher
who compared advertising to grow
lag crop. He said: The farmer plant.
his seed, and while he is sleeping til,
corn is growing So with advertising
While you are sleeping or eating, youl
advertisement is being read by tnous
ands who never saw you nor heard o.
Your business, nor never would, had ii
not been for your advertising"
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pHnsQNAL We had the pleasure OF
meeting Col. Keroheval Of Fayetteville
on last Saturday, in town. de was the
same pleasant and witty "Kerchcval,
a. III days of yore, He is not only
pleasant and witty sentlcmao but h. is
possessed Of soundest Judgement and is
learned.
Mrs. Gordon, the q niahle wife o.
Prof J G.. Gordon has been spend
Ing q short time in our town. She ap-
pears to he - fall of life as ever.
Col George White and his tamil.'
have removed to EdgcfIell. We shall.
miss theW.
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LIE MASONIC RECORD for, March is
on Nhr table. II is devoted to Free
Masonry, and general literature. We
INSIST that all Masons ought to sun
scribe for the Record, as a matter OF
W'ue, and because il is second to none
""'o excellent reading matter, not OH
" upon the laws, etc, of Masonry, but
up'n general topics. Address, John
''zzeii d Co. Publishers, Nashville,
lem. Terms SO per annum.
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Il is VERY evident TINT the public
Lorso.'acks about town need repair.
We don't know whose business, OF par.
ticuar intcrest it is exactly, but that
our contry friends, and strangers, viii
aua Should he accommodated with some
place To hitch their horses, when they
come to town, every one viii agree.
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Certain Relief to the Afflicted
Cnn.,ty Court OF Franklin County
M,ry Du,nrou Va w L. Emith admins

Cvnnty Court OF Franklin County
Mary Damron, Va. W. i. smith, admins
traitor, ct. ais.
On molten, and it appearing to the Ciers
PENDANTS. VIM. Dalnron ana Tnos, Damron
are nOn-residents Of the state Of Ienliesscr
80 that the ordinary process Of the law
cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered hat publication
be made for four successive weeks IN the
Home journal. newspaper published in
die town of Winchester, Tenn, requiring
thcm toappcalon or before tAe first Mon
dag in JANUARY, 1910, before j. \. McCnt-
cbeon. Judge, and answer or dtmur to
conplainauts bill. or the SAME wiii be ta-
ken for confessed, and set for hearing eX
parte lis TO them. j u. ENoCus
deCl6-$i ~ tlrrh
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On the cliffs OF the Cumberland river,
in Kentucky, the rollins have gone To
roost in suciplargs NUN bcrs that pco-
pie pick them oil their roostins places
rs they would pick cherries.
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Jas. Anderson Us John ANDERSON, ct. az.
Petition.
By virtue of a decree of the County
Court of Franklin Comfy, Tenn, pro-
nounced in the above cause. Twill. on
Monday, December 9th, 1868,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester
offer for sale. to the highest Lidder, on a
credit of one and two years. except the
sum OF ten per centum, which must be
paid on day of sale. the lands of which
David Anderson died, seized and pos e:sed
containing 100 acres. -
Tue buildings to commence at Sc per
acre.
Notes with good and sufficient sccnri-
ties will he required. and Il lien retained
until the purchase money is paid.
JOHN u. ESOCHS, Clerk.
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Ii affords us a 81 gree Vi pleasure to
notice, that the sidewalk ladiug from
ihe square and np rs FAR os to Jhe store
of Mcssrs Syler ana Oiann, has been
required Onward with tie good work
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Remarkable cures rom r.quine remedies

---------Sss . >sss------------~--
MCEOIN d Co, not only nave on hai
t4a finest Bedste3ds, Bureaus, Ware
robes, T.bIes, Carpets, Mattresses, &c,,
but they have the grcote't invention Of
III age: crac . mich you wind NJ
and it moves as regular and constant
as tie pendulum Of clock; there is
also small lily fan attached which
moves with perfect gIlarity. 1t is
certainly com ,lete tAlns in the way
OF cradles. Cal and see them, even il
you do not wish to buy. at 10. 50 col
iege ST. Nashville.
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The learned pig Of Nashville i' les1
at.d there is no alternative bit . pei
his obituary.
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Now Is the time TO ST out Shade
trees and shrl!bsery. Our friends who
intend to beauDiIJ' their homes should
beal this ia mind.
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LOCAL PERSONALS The wife of DIR
"co'Hcheons has been sick for seyeri'
"eeks' and is now confined TO her bed
'' ii'e reason 10 believe tllse size i.
IMPROVING. 90
onr readers will he glad TO learn
'u'' Mrs. Sneed IL slowly but surely
covering from her long illness.
Dir Joseph Estill is1apiily recover
"s'roin ass ist's srer .; ell OF sick
pess.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-03

The LUyArrc AsYLuM-Thcre are
now two hundred and nenet y nine patti
euts in this institution.
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Monday. December 18th. 1860,

offer for sale. to the highes, bidder, at the
Courthouse door in Winchester Tenn. the
trnctSof land Oh which said Cowan now
resides, about two miles southeast OF
winchester. on the following terms -
(S2.sGl 80 twcnty-eight hundred and six
ty-onc dollars and ninety-tive cents in
rasb--the Lulancr on Il credit until thc
18th December. 1870. for which a note with
GOOD and sufficient security viii be re-
auired. and lien retained until the Who'll,
Of the purchase money is paid,
Ii. X. ESIlLL, G. d II.
II -
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MAILS CLOSE.

vorcrcyjllr Mail per Winchester y AL
,rr,"b,n l,ailroad, 2.35 =. NJ, ,..,
IG's",,m",ra Nail. per Nashville q Chat'a-
@ o.a Ratlroad, C.i5 A.M
po.toolcr (south-eqst side Square open
I.ins nu3iness hollrs, and on S'lh'l''ys
i r%i'l y,y orders sold. which is the most
~ MiVgrnnyenient and cheapest way to remit
nall sums Of money.
" rent and newspaper hostages are
i ,ond nan. le quarterly IN advance.
''V '''' f' NJ. &. WHIP liz. +. NJ.
Winchester. Tenn. Dee Isl is00.
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Il afford, KS .sfeat pleasureto inform
i1.,r otuar readers, who have no al
,o.aa,s, INST last "Ueslay was the LIST
ily OF March.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-03

BUSINESS men should advertise lib.
orally if they want to catch the trade
N these dull times.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-03

FRENCH physicians recommend eat
ing raw apples as the very best cure
for dyspepsia.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-03

EGGS have ueen down to l2t cents
ia thu, place CONC down to 10 and
~ viii . for eg rs AL Tie time. They
no p,,hn healthy al that Pr.ce.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-03

Sized tie plow and prepare the sol
well, ii you could make a rousiny crop
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Hurlay's Ague Tonic,
40 .Ak>ENiC-AO IukCl nY.

tEGFECT.I RELIABLE.
The only remedy FOR Chills and tey",,
q Ague and Fever, that il or can be ia,
tHdcI upon is Hurley A9re Tonic.
There Lave been thousands cured ny
.ug it who have tried the usl!al remedies
without benefit.
ine following certificate from r. li.tl.
s,Arn of Mississippi. speaHs tor its,I
Meridian Miss, Oct. Is, 1865.
Ir. T., I. Il. Chadwick
bar Sir Til. is to certify that bought
IN you. rs yoHt recommendation, bot
ut lurity'a Agur Tonic. and it cured
500 .H-,S o. te'rr ?rt Agrr,oi 10 months
.tanliug. thppriu.iy recommend hG.-
lel's Tonic - the pubiic generally.
Re spcctiUlly y0Ur,,
JOHN X WRiGHC.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-03

Coax meal is 81 per bash5l, and -four
il "a per hundred weight.
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(pcKlNs are mighty scarce ut 20
con,s. There is better. time coming
D,xt Spring, Oh The chicken question
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-03-03
DE. Gs,1at:G. Uu@&s
Iulaus SOOTHING SYRUP,
p..te ~ ents pr bottle.

80 in the utVrg only @n.tEnJUn y.
. ie"sanl to Jako. Invaluable IN tie. fol.
owin-.dsca-c>:
summer Complaint. 'rrg@U!arite, Of is
Bowels, Resthcu(S>. TcrIhiu.s. g..
Uree health 10 the ck.Ai and .rest.to .lts
mother.
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LOCAL.
Mail Arrangement.
MAILS ARRIVE.

corero] Mail. per Nashville q Cliatta
' " railroad. 800 =. NJ. s8,,
no TSaSrrcttcyille NAL, per winchester y a.
,, nn, Railroad7.O0 AN.
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F. ]. Bitterlich & J. Iegler
Administrators Notice.

All Persons iudcbtc, to the estate of c.
". Farmer, decd, are poti,ird to come for
ward and settle the same witi.out delay :;
and al who have claims again t said e.
tate are required To pre- ext trrlD. duty
authenticated. ithin the tilc prescribed
by Iaw, or they will be iorry t1rrei
". Il. FARtER, admir-.
ELIZABIIu lAIAIER, AdmN.
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Or. Thomas 4. Hurley

Or. Thomas 4, Harley:
sir: | deem an TOT justice 10 You 20
stJto that in Tia" 'nontG OF February last,
had q severe attack OF inilammatory rheu-
matisiA, W! Ich completely Frustrated me.
Az tue same TIM. NY luuGs we're anrcteu.
was 80 reduced that it Was with the great
est difficulty that could walk. procured
some of your Compound Extract Of Sar.a-
par.lla, and commenced taking il. | found
that l began to improve--my cough be-
came less Ssycre--tIIc soreness OF Iny iuuIS
and breast gradually sUUsided--my rAcu-
matte pains less acute. | attribute TIN,
mainly to your 5arSapdrila. have nuw
been taking 1t Tor over Two months; have
taken IN ilf!tNc or >iN bottles. It's effects
have been most satisfactory to me. and
adv i.c others similarly afflicted 10 give
you trial.
JOS. CLEMENT.
The gentleman whose name is Appended
10 the above certificate has long resided
'iierc. and at the present time i, one OF tbs
magistrates OF the city OF Louisville.
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DIR. T.. G.. MARKS.

DIR. T.. G.. MARKS,
Having located permanently in Win
chester, offers his services to the publican
all the branches Of his profession. III.
office Is at present at the office OF Coiyar
Marks i Fitzpatrick, where he Nay
always 10 found, unless professionally
absent.
apr Min
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Ia ,rl,al and Departure of Tra.nT
at Docherd.
TRAINS NORTH.

With. Passenger arrives at 1920 A NJ.
DAY Passenger arrives at $40 Nv ai''
dcnIits ut $40 A. N.
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pRAISs SOUTH.
N,ybt Passenger arrives at lao A. NJ.
BIZ passenger arrives it,230 Pm.
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.GghgI..tG TAKE TuIIG1l.
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Land for Sale.

novl lS7 80