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One Hundred Dollars

That one tablespoonful Of ENGLISH FEMALE biiihNs
contains MS much medical properties bottle Of any
Of the pleasantly tasted common advertised befs ~
the day The medical profession TO decide the question.
BE- II understood that English Female bI'ers 10y
beverage but Is powerful Iron and Vegetable Tonic
combne curing long standing chronic female
in every direction. - .o,
tlss far ~ CO. and sold hy druggists and merchants
everywhere j. +. DR0MGOOLE 60. Propt
Memphis, Tenn.
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Mere Mention.

Read Dufcndach' S advertisement. lie
saws he is determined to make il TO the
Interest OF customers TO buy OF him. and
If he adhcres closely to the cash system.
we are sure he will be able to-
Joe IIorncy. who lost an arm while
calamity fighting for his country. is an
nounccd as a candidate for Assessor OF
Hall township. and as he would make q
fair officer. ought TO be elected.
Mr.. samuel Main. of Hall Tp.. is an
,nounced as candidate for county com
tenlan, and HalliTp. not having had Il
representative on the Board for about
twenty years. his ncighbors think the
time has arrived when the honor should
he conferred on citizen of that locality.
Mr.. John Thurman, of HARRISON Tp..
had 81 sheep killed By dogs on Sunday
night last. Dogs furnish farmers the
best market for sheep nowadays.
A lively little fight occurred at the
court house on Monday. and some of the
hall bricks presented q bright red.
Mr.. w. j. Pollard, Produce and Com
4.
was in our county this week, soliciting
business. lie says they will guarantee
our merchants to do as we'll in Memphis
If not better. on their bacon, as can he
done by shipping further south. See
card in another column.
/ Teachers examination OH the 22d.
! Fight at Knoxville last Saturday. No
body hurt much. but a man disgraccd
himself by attempting to interrupt the
NEE ting.
Mr.. II. NJ. Davis is candidate foi
County Commissioner. lie discharged
the duties of the Office for two terms We.
Try acceptably, and as yet has no oppo
lnent.
Il Wendell Erny has on hand now tho
best stock of stoves and hardware ever
brought to Jasper.
u Sergeant John MelchOir. who has sc
!. acceptably performed the duties of AS
! SCISSOR of Bainbridgc township, since thu
lFclose Of the war. is candidate for re
Icection and having been SO faithful
heretofore will without doubt be elected
Mr.. S. Kueblcr has just completed fo
Mr.. Carr the finest finished falling tol
buggy ever put up in this town. 1t il
about as nice as is putup anywhere.
: We have heard of few sales of corr
, at 20 cents in the field. Wheat is wortl
: 80 cents delivered.
The Methodist Conference has left tn,
/; Haysvilc circuit ''to be supplied"
! The war in Europe has resulted in tn,
triumph Of Prussia; Napoleon and Nc
, Mahon's army were captured at Sedan
after terribly hard fought battle, last
| ing three days, during which McMahoi
was mortally wounded: the empire ha
, been ovcrthrown and a republic pro
! claimed at Paris, and great efforts ar
being made TO defend the city agains
. the advancing Prussians. The army o
: Italy is about to occupy Rome, and TIN
capital Of Italy be removed from Flor
|, cnce to tho Eternal City.
9 uS. We here nothing more Of tn
$ North and South Railroad. What ha
become of the enterprise? Who knows
Petersburg Press.
!, "Gone where the woodvine twincth.
!. |" Parties ut Vincennes arc frccl
contracting for hogs, to feed, mt from
vIto 3 cents. ra
0 GTThcy grow water melons in Glib
son County, that weigh s6 pounds,
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The County Commissioners have been
in session this week and considerable
amount Of business has been transacted.
The saw mill company have been COM
pellsh by the low water to put III Row
dam across the creek, to enable them 10
float logs to the il mill.
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Democratic state Ticket.


rex. SECRETARY or STATE:
NORMAN EDDN. II. Joseph County.
'f ron AUDITOR of STATE:
y. @. SHOEMAKER. Of Perry County.
a' roa TREASURER oF STATE:
~ JAMES Il. RYAN. of Marion County
FOR ArroE>EY GENERAL:
~. Il. W. HANNA. of Ni.o County
s,rEmSTrNpENl rrHn INSTRUCTION
NJ. II. HOPKINS. Montgomery Sounty
li.i. FOX JUDGES or rIIr SUPREME corEr:
~ JAS. l.. WORpEN. OF Allen, County.
=. ALIEN. c. nOWNEY. OF Ohio County
49, Sill. BrSKIRk. OF Monroe County.
JOHN PETIT OF lfppecanoe County
-sNa,. ...,iMs FOR CONGRESS-.
MICHAEL G. KERR, Of Floyd 20.
d
FOR JUICE or THE 80 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
+. NEWTON T., MALoIT, OF Knox 60
FoI pRosE,rY Oh 3D JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
~ CUTLER :. DOBBINS. OF Martin TO
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For State Senator,
GREEN \. KEMP, of Duboi

GREEN A. KEMP, of Dubois Co.,
..arUpon free consultation Of large
!, number Of Democrats of Dubois county.
/. il has, been determined to present to the
lcople Of Dubois. Pike and Martin coun-
: ties. who desire respectable and thor
/. 'oughly honest man 10 represent these
; counties in the next Senate of Indiana,
:. the name Of Mr. Green a. Kemp. OF
Patoka township, i'll this county, and
after urgent solicitation on the part oil
i'his friends he has consented to accept
the position.
M Where he Is acquainted Mr.. Kemp
Twill not need any commentator. but 10
inform others we will say that Mr..
Kemp is plain, straight forward hon
est farmer. against whose character there
has never been a breath Of suspicion. =
He is a consistent Democrat. imbued
thoroughly with the progressive spirit
of the age, and noted for his strong
common sense. and we are sure VIII
rive full satisfaction TO the entire district.
lie will not probably have mitch time TO
canvass, us he is not politician. and be-
sides, In view Of his certain election. his
farm and business demands his strict
attention, so that he may get them IN
shape to leave them during the session
Of the Legislature. 1t will now be the
duty. of all who desire n Senator whose
character cannot be objected to, to 20 tc
work for Mr. Kemp.
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Election Notice!
STATE OF INDIANA.| .

\, DUBOIS COUNTY. :
To the Sheriff OF said county. Greeting
NOU are hereby commanded TO notify
Il the qualified voters OF Dubois cotIn-
IN. that the following officers arc TO be
elected at tho ensuing October election.
to be held al the usual voting places. on
Tuesday, the 18th day of October, A.
n 1870
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That claums rs victims throughout tie length and
Lr, an,h Of our iand.
Many females suffer IN some way at each monthly re
rio som" girls are NJ great peril Al III. commencement
of mcn>truaioh. hi, older ones dread it, decline At
the 'trn 90 Ni. Sometimes he menstrual noN is too
iauch too itle or mxy De attended with pain; may
be irregular entirely checked, changed u appear
nice. attended with other distressing SYMPTOMS. Leu
corrhra. or the "Nhes,' frequently drains the sys
tenn. ar liberation ol the womb may create pain and
causr rapid rrostrsdun.
Falling of The womb is an exceedingly common com.
paint. giving much rohhl. and distress, MAch. under
Ordinary treatment. is difficult 10 cure.
Mysteries. Green sickness. lrritahiiy ~ the Womb.
and other scrods aud fatal complaint. follow the female
scN though life. Lives there Il msdicn genilensn who
has relieve the fair sex cr the above troubles,
Not many. Is there combination Of r.n.isl agents
that will com, to her rescue: We an.wsr. Yes.
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DrOnMgOOle 4 Co.'s Bllchu.

Tho hest and cheapest combination for an affections ~
tbc Ki,neys and Bladder ever offered 10 the pubne ).
is prepared by regular physicians and used ny NV
fcssich. rx.,.,, .nA
price Al or six bottles for a.. sold by prnggs" ''''
Merchants everywhere. ao,r RI
,no ,c,h 70 Am. Memphis rcnr.
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CT Pay us what you owe us.
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H. nar..ndaeh srceesgnr ~ II. nusen9ach Bro. +
pnw Offering HE 'hoa ,rAats in goods 20 be lad FL
nauuurhur.. ~ Selling tor
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Critiea, Notices file Press.

~
Harper's Bag ar contains. besides pictures.
patterns. etc., a variety of matter os especial
use and interest 81 the family articles on
health, drss, aud housekeeping n all It's
hranche-; its editorial matter 10 specially
adapted 20 the circle il 10 intended to inter
est and Instruct |; and il has. besides. good
stories and literary matter Of merit Il IS
no, surprising that the journal. with such
features, las achieved in short time an
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was desired in thousands Of families, aud its
publishers have filed the demand. The
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life.-New York Evening Post.
The Bazaar lie excellent. Like all the Pc
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NAV have been before the women began ia
king lessons in personal and household and
social management from this good-nature,l
mentor.-The Nation.
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veying instruction. of giving excellent pat
terms IN every department, and of being well
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We must refer III terms Of culogv tn the
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MAGAZfTE-a journal with y monthly cirrr-
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SAerEOOd' House
AND
LINING ROOMS.
on THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
Corner Of Fa! cite ard Harrison streets
s(oprosi.e the Maryland !pstitute,)
Baltimore,
Md.

TIME ahovs well known Honse has re-
= Gently been opened by c. r. Barnard,
frrmerly Of the American Hotel. Washing.
ton. ID. e.. ahi has capacity 10 accommo-
date over a hundred people with lodging
aud has capaclous and nicely furn!she,
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THE RIVERSIDE FOR 1869.

TlilS favorite magazine for the young an
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!. New Stories contributed especially to the
"RlvERsipE" in advance Of their tublica-
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adventure and humorous scenes amongst
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