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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26

Mt We are informed thrt our fellow.
citizen, Mr.. John Buchart, has done very
well, after all his bad luck, with his
boats, and will be home in few days
with plenty Of notes. We are glad to
hear Of his making plenty Of money.
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H.TJ. Milton Turner, the co!orel Min.
lister aud Consul General 10 Liberia. has
arrived in Washington city from Mis-.
souri, and will be there for some days
before proceeding on his mission. liz
is the first colored diplomat sent abroad
bv this government.
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b U L Is.
Worm Destroyer
EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM GroHs.'A

EXTRACT OF LETTER FROM GroHs''A
vi.lAsow, wAi1ns Co.. Ga !
june 20.
n. io,x n..-pear Sir: 4 have recently riv.hy.u-
Wor,, D,,.ro r several ri us ard fnd II ~cnie iu'y
efcacious II has not failed in single ihstante 70 ~.
tlc wished f,r effect d.iag pretty Ian gc eoen,f
pracce and hav daily for some ssleis ~ ths kH.
am sir. most respectfully =, =,
p Co unun,liHsd anil nlrnsrrls are III te%ti'n"-
mails in favcr IL MY wo,n Destroyer thss h"wpaPs'
spncc IS entirely 100 small 20 tell it> merits.
Its an infsllii se remedy for Worms. Try any "e
conveyed See my Journal for m,rs aii nsserp'o''
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Especial Notice.l
HOWARD SANITARY AID
ASSENT ALTON

For the Relief and Cure Of the Errins aud unior'uhate'
on Principles Of Christian Philanthropy.
Essays on tho Errors Of Youth ana me OF
lies or Age. In relations 10 NAuhiAcs ana o"c'A'
r,s with sanitary aid for the afflicted Sent free. N
s..,.a c,,e,.u,.. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
uo, T. Pm, .p,..mA. PrSx juno 10, 'so-ly
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n5- The Newcastle Courier says, rat
tlssmakcs arc very numerous in that re-
piou this season. Several horses have
been killed by them.
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rINhe prop rietorof edcine silly claim
for Superiority oy Grail remdss ever Herdto the
pubc for the sArE cEkrAiN ure Of Ague
and Fever lhils and fsyr whether Of short OF long
western country 10 lear him testinon. to he truth ~
The assertion that In whatever VIII f3.incar-
II the direccns strictly followed cut IN grca'
single dose has been sufficient i.- azure,
and Whole families have been cured l! single hoiic
with perfect restoration Of the 8 neral h.a. :, =
however prudent and in ease IVe crta'i '"suss
n ne u.s. Is continued IN alcr ser fer week or W.
,er The disease has been checked ~ al
rcn ana i.ngstanding cases Usually his s"saE,he
viii n,t require an, aid Keep he "wrsin poed "det
should H. pati.ut bcwev.r require ra'hsrte meoi
cine sft ~ having taken three or tot des - me !. '
sin Il. 4. :. Of El'i.LS VEGETABLE fAMIii Pli.'s'
vii! br 81 1iseni. 80
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GA good many farmers arc COM
planning about the rust in their wheat,
but where it is OH good ground it usu-
ally looks well, and We are yet of tho
opinion that most Of them arc "cryins
before they're hurt"
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HENRY r. HELMDOLD's
coxorNTnATEp
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

THE. GREAT DICRETiC,
Inns cur ed every case II Diabetes in which II has bes
vi, "a Irrttatsa OF the Neck Of the ndicr and MI na
NATION OF the kiseys. liberation OF this kidnsSe ans
BLADDER retention of Urine. diseases OF prostate g'and
stone in the bladder calculus gravel bucks"-t deoori
Ana OF milky discharges and for enfcehlea ans
delicate consut Of both sexes. attended Win tn
following symptoms: Inaispos,:or 70 eAerti.n. less O.
nerves trembling horror disease. wskefulness, dim
ness OF vision pain the back hot hands flash ~ Z"
the body dryness OF the skin. sruptkn OF the lace
pad counienance, universal iasstaee u inc "aseua
system. etc.
lsed by persons from the ages q eighteen to s.sny
I'VE and from thiriyfve Ia hfy-hv or IN the DECLINE
OF cksn.c Il lift after confinement or labor pains led
wc.t.ng in child. ca.
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o. The Supervisors have been work.
ing the roads this week in every dircc.
ton. They were badly in need Of it.
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0.rThe amont Of Delinquent Tax, IN
Orange county. returned by the Treas
urcr. is Sl8OO3 II. ea
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0.rThc Southeast Indiana Methodist
Sunday School Convention viii meet In
Vinccnncs on the 3Oth instant
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HENRY r. HELMB0LD's IMrROv
ED ROSE WASH r

cannot be surpassed as FACE WASH. and viii b
found rc specific remedy In species ~ Cutanc""s
AGeciiea, speedily er a1ea,es rnnplcs spots Scor
butfc t~yness tndrraons ~ the Cnancous Me'nhins.
etc dy-ls Rr.:ncss and Incpicn; Inflammation. Hives
Rash. No,h Patches, Drsncss 81 scalp or Shh fros'
Dites nsd al purposes Cor which Srscs Or Otnmen's
are -e,l: restores the skin TO stss ~ purify an
rottu~~s and issurcs cofinu-a healthy sction to re
tissue of Va ;scls. or which depends the agreeabi'
c,carHess and vivacy of coispicxion SO much songh
ana admired. Tau however valuable rs remedy f,i
existing dsf.es. u the skin, H. r. iiclmholds fot'
Wash Sas long sustained ~ principal claim 90 unbound
ed patronage. by possessing qualities which render
To,,FT Arrgxn Of the most Superlave aud Congen
iai character combining IN ELEGANT fornin'a 'hos'
prominent requisites sArsry sr-t Esvr,cy-'he 'nvars
able rervmps hmcs'a of It's Ife;Nervanve an
Eefrc<fcr of ttc Complexion Iii an excellent Loh"'
o- diseases Of Syrhii,c Natnre and as an ifjecti.
for diseases - the Urinary Orans. arising from hrrit
If m. -ipscp used in connection with the EATkNtT
BrcHU ssRS SPARirJ.t. aud CATAwHA CRAP
PiTt.s in suci, Diseases /" recsnmsudcs, sanaos b
mrp asss!. go.
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" UCHU rs A sTIMULANT, and Of itsrl may fail 10
: effect a cure hut Buchu when scientifically COM
bis cd With Rropide Of ruinssiup, and
produces reedative effect and causes healthy actien
thus the powers of digestion. alaymg rra
to reducing an unnatural dwellings, stopping pain ana
inflauAtion .causiiig thu repairs ana nuwnehs y"
The human body to greater than the wastes, thus pre-
venting ACCOMMODATION ami decay. and sises noarish-
mcnt health anil vigor 10 the sysien r.
MyBUCUU is good for all diseases arising from ex-
such weak and Pain the fack anN Legs
Trembling in the region Of the Heart. Weak Ncr'ss
PalIid Count enancc Dryness Of the skin, Sea oluIs
Syphlis IN its many forms. Ulcers, and fumors Ell
II your system is affected by any Of the above s.mr'
toms and diseases relief al hand Get bottle Of IVY
I,uchu and bromide If Potassium ato'ce and you INA!
rely on being cured. . ,, .
i know jnst what I say. Ny record as Comp ounder
OF Medicine 4 second 10 no,nan IN the Southsest.
Twenty five thirty years ago as my ieiiow
in the city in which nov dwell have cured more peo
pe Of various diseases than al! the yscians III LOUIS
VILE nut together. Undoubtedly Tor every sinSe va
tjent Tint any Louisville ply stefan has have hu.o
am no ups;art Of yesterday. Ny Medicines az. sue
ccss-a gre al success Louisville Is not large enod.h 70
me to have competitor monopoze me s'o, ',
Patent Medicine Trade here One aud another has Us,
BY copying after here in Louisville. 10 p.,e"H
line hut ose after an"her their guns have teeu
nd their efforts have teen al ortre.f N,
Ny Medicines are good and answer the purpos c-th0
Is the secret of my success Ny reputation rs com
FOUNDER Of good reliable articles Is fsiy es'hps hed'
| 1 believe my Ruchu and Bromide Of Potassium is 10
best article now In the market for the cure o. Az qea'
cs ii. the urinary or gen.'o- urinary org"S; susn
Nocturna AZ Iucvniinence tritabily Not ue i'tdsr a
crcihra inflammation Of the Psl,s ~ the Kidney ana
that class OF Diseases -.. ,,,..
buy dollar bottle andbs c.,sa; .'Tes n
In a cases 0O"N DSAA' 80 >"
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ana large assortment NJ chairs " the Nc.tylcs. H
"a vitrs thosr desiring anything IN his hhe
n call and ex amino his stock before purrhssng tlse
SNere AZ he IL rorndeu, he can p-ase them MS
shor, on the corner ~ the rsbs squarr. seW OF tn
Pouvt shouse. .~
Eovsnt erI? 1897. SAtob Ai''ss
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0.-A band Of Gipsics, fifteen in num-
Der, has located at New Harmony, They
tell fortunes and steal.
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IMss..r' 4ss. s = u WI d
II 4: & h \, N 3 q y !!
'' EZlEC'L| | |!l!.!!;':' J! |
Tcc f7aRd's German nittersi
Hooiiand's German Tonic!
IOoNand'. Poc0EhyiliEa risis
TIcoflaRsi.. Greek Oil.


HOuilaud's German Bitterss
sitt.rs Win. ut alcohol or Spirits Of any hins'
Is different from all others. II Ia corr
posed OF HE pure juices or VITAL rni>-
arr ov I.oTs. i!kHbs. ahd BAnKs COR as
accidentally termed. extracts. !ti'c worth
css or inert portions Of the in.rcd'en's
.,ot being used. Therefore. IN one rot
lie of ills Biltcrs there is contained as
much medicinal virtue as will he ioun"
lin several gallons Of ordinary mixt'if'H.
rh,. Roots. &c used in this Eittcrs are
crown in German .'hcir vital principles
x,rac,cd IN that country hy Il scientific
Chcmis, and forv ardcd to tho manuiac-
tory in this city. where they are COM
pounded and bottled. Containing no
.pirituous ingredients, this biiiers is ire.
from the objections urged against MI
others: no desire for stimulants can 10
induced from their use. they cannot
make drunkards. and cannot. under any
circumstances, lave any but bcnc'ciai
effect
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vc,, yays, Az ne most del, shfdi'y rfsasant rurga-
is.. supsrc.eding caster oil. salts. mashy la. etc
~, Il moi hing NOR, acccptaeie the stomach. The,
~. ,tns and cause neither nausea gripping pain
rms arc CON pSsed of the finest Ingredient Alter
e. day' use Of lhe,o such inauguration Of NE entire
pace A. " appear niracui"ss TO the Weak
AMI .nsr,.tri whether arising from inrrudence -
ais.,sc. II. r. IeI,nbold's Compound Fluid Extract
Carawta Grape fis are not sugar coated nom the lac
the mc,pach without dissoiv ing. consequently DO ~
nroducs tho desired effect, The cATAWBA GRAFT
stale lLcIr being sugsrtoaei, Price nny cents ,.
box,
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JASPER COURIER.

~ The amount Of tax collected III
pike county. OH the tax duplicate Of
1870. was &45,43S IS.
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TO wNSHIP BUSINESS DAY
,4ra Notice ras. iiai"

rs hereby given that the undersigned,
Trustee of Baimbridgc Township.
will attend TO all township business at
his office, in Jasper, on tho last Saturday
Of each month.
All those having township business to
tran soct will please call on that day, rs |
will not al tend to business at any, other
upc, Fl IN. rg IL fiN
cambridge Township Library
win. until further notice. he kept at tho
residence III George Mchringcr, on tho
corner of North Main and Lawrence
strccta, where any. persons entitled t.
The usc Of II. arc requested to call End
procure booka. s. kUEBLER,
Dec, 9th, ls7O. Trustee.
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n pevsrrd 70 any address. Scerrc f0st ~hsrrvafti
E.ts,dishe.l upwsrd ~ Twenty Years. sod hv Drug
ct~fs here Address ~-t~vs for info~na'ion y
confidence to HENRY T HEf.wFfI, Uhgssi an
Chemist.
thousT No scs rfoadwny New York. Ito " r uFIM
nOl Nc iical Depot. lot south Tenth Street rhla
dclphia. IA.
nriJrS, TAR xs orngs. teb. u, I'LL.
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r~'4tf cas- f' -.tf f
o. aaf s.s.s.as -s-f IN 1Ns--a
a rta
~ ~.
HENRY T. Technology
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT ShRSkPkElllA

will radically exscvminste from the system scr iua
81 chi,is Fever sores Ilc.rs Sore Eyes. sore lrg'
sore Mouth sore Head. bronchitis skin Diseases Sal
I,Aeum Ca,kers. Raumngs from ihs lar. White ven
inrs Turner's Cahco rous Affections, Nodes. kicssfs
f;isndular swripgs. Night Sweas. Rash. letter, llu
mors II AL Kints. Chronic i.heun attsm, DyspcpHs
ana MI dscaser that have been essabisec 10 tine sys'1
FOR gears. - ~ -aN
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prize Paper Collars :

"BON TON" Prize Collar, roe.
"Opcra House" Prize Cellar, "crs
,r,t rfx contains Ter rrsza Collars and rec
n. p-e.r,t Dealer. .houyi -. ti,r SEND fer
.,a,,,c IN, ~ rrice list JANIS tATI.S& 90.
A,slA-'Tlm3 - Nan Nres' tihei"h.h y
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These Remedies far Sale By Druggists soress.I
rs aud Mcdt Inc ncalsrs everywhere throughout ih'
mi, Cd States. Caifaiss, Srnh Amcrc' AMI re W'"'
|,nii.s f,h. II lily
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rNoxE promptly and neatly IN thr ls'sst fas' isr
and 4 ~ wsrran.e1 On the Ssrit tie - NJ"
Public sqnsrs, BY kSss Sss"sA"As
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Full and explicit directions s~ernfprny the caicnes
Eviruce of the most rsspvi'de AID reliable eharac
Ter furnished on pppicaiH with hundrsds o.
and recon, hscndatory letters. many Of which
are from TIE highest sources Including eminent rhysi
Clans Clergymcn Statcsmcr. etc. The proprietor hs
resorfcf to their publication IN the Newspapers
hr does not M ~ the fart that his c~iiclss raul
q andsrd Preparations and % not need 10 le pror
ped mp ny certificates
Henry r. HslmboldA Genuine frepai.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-09-08
Eelectm Misrellany.
From the Country Gentleman.
The Value and Effect Of Glover as q
RenoYatiug CrQp.

A00VVotAA6 V4VI'
The writer of Walks and Talks on the
Farm" Mr.. Joseph Harris. in the July
number of the american Agriculturist,
treats on cloves at some length. aiming,
as it appears. to show that the growth Of
clover adds nothing to any Of the fertilizers
in the soil. the only effect being to make
those already stored up more available.
This. no doubt. is true in regard to min
eral plant food. But even here there is an
advantage in growing clover that should
always be kept in mind. and that is, that
the long tap roots reach and render avail
able to other crops. large stores of plant
food that must remain useless, unless very
deep and thorough cultivation is practiced,
and even then this cultivation must be
very expensive. while the effect produced
by growing clover costs nothing; the clo-
yer will pay its way. and more too. for
other uses. But he also argues that clo-
yer adds nothing to the amount of nitro
genous plant food in the soil. and here I
must take more direct issue with him.
True he first considered the question Of a
correspondent as to whether it is best to
let clover ripen and rot on the surface. or
pillow it under when in blossoms" but he
soon proceeds to the question now At issue.
As to allowing clover to ripsn. my view
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-09-08
Baltimore Female College
68 st. Paul Street.

THIS Institution, incorporated in 1849, and
i literally endowed by the State of Maryland
in 1860, affords Boarders and Day Pupils
every advantage for acquiring thorough and
accomplished education. 1t is situated on St.
Psul street, in retired and pleasant neighbor-
hood, and has cost for its buildings, apparatus,
furniture and appointments, $4,000. Of 2lO
Graduates of the College 50 have become
Teachers, and in lucrative positions in Female
Colleges, High Schools, Academies, &c. .
The oath Annual Session will open on I'd
Monday in September, under the following
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION
Prof. N. G. Brooks, LII. D., Ancient Lam
guages.
*Prof. W. C. Trueheart, A. M, Mathematics,
&c.
Prof. Signor G. Cola, Instrumental and Vo-
cal Music.
Prof. Lewis Lauer, German.
Prof. ]. Van Reuth, Painting and Drawing
Prof. T. L. Galleher, Singing in Glasses.
sMrs. Sarah G. Trueheart, Belles-Lettres, &c.
Miss Eddie Lee Hillyard, English and His
tory.
Made G. U. Chaffee, of Paris, French.
Mrs. E. A. Polster, Piano and Guitar.
Miss Jennie Dare Apperson, Piano and Sing
ing: car.
cording to studies.
The free scholarship for Charles county is
vacant.
For Catalogues, address
N. G. BROOKS, Ii. D., President.
sLate Professors IN wesleyan Insd
ton, Virginia.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-09-08
HAMILTON ACADEMY,
Baltimore. Md.

i School for Young Gentlemen will COM
mence on the 9th of September. A limited
number Of resident pupils will be received in
the Principal family, and treated as members
of the same. The number being small, indi-
vidual attention can be given to their moral as
well as Intellectual culture, an impossibility in
large Boarding Schools. The long experience
of the Principal and his assistants offers an un-
surpassed opportunity to pupils to prepare for
any class in College or for commercial occupa-
tons.
TERMS: $500 per ten months for Boarders;
for Day Scholars from $50 to $12o, according
to advancement. For further particulars and
references address the Principal.
W. TAZEWELL FOX, A. NJ.
aug H. l81l-6W
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-09-08
ST. JOINTS ACADEMY,
Alexandria. Va.

THE 33d Annual Session will begin on
i MONDAY, September Sd. The School is
under strict military discipline; all students
wear uniforms and participate in the daily
drills, light Austrian rifles having been provid-
ed for their use. The course of study embraces
the Hebrew, Greek, Latin, French and German
languages, and the various branches of Mathe-
mates and Natural Sciences; but special atten-
ton is given to the ordinary English studies.
this year, an extensive Cabinet of Minerals and
School Library of thousand volumes are a.
mong the advantages of the School, and every
accommodation has been provided for the COM
fort of students from abroad.
~ Send for Catalogue to the undersigned,
Drawer ~, Alexandria, Va.
RICHARD L. CARNE, A. NJ,
August II, 187l-tf. Principal.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-09-08
Terms: 81, in advance.


sMainaed for kfe"-Hospseae Report.
fEss.. .sssssr s.~+s-ss1 fgsg1
What t I'm an ! A. fes = Fiji las. night no
For kissing and loving, but now that'sleft out;
These lips are too woeful--we women don't
heed-sssss54tg .xrasstssEs
But then, as you're thinking, men alwayshave
need
OF LIES splendor and beauty.
What then am fit fort e6i sssE1..a. 4sse
For Earths usesf Truly, tsas means ssdust to
- dust =, s. Z sssses - y
While g TO loye's uses, forego them we must.
No choice and no doubling. Earth needs dust
ii- for flowers, s.52g 81 IS
Red rose and green leaf from this refuse Of out;
Earth accepts ALL and scorns mot.
Ny body to earth thenl
What else am at fort For anything highes1
Dead wood, torn asnndef, may kindle hfe.
10 nought good without beautyf Dry hu6ks
The bruised herb that holds such . fragrance
in store fss f@sat
God Thoughts these for met Then am Iiaaesd
Fit for His uses alwaysl SO fe. s..s
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-09-08

~A farmer who went to Texas to
buy : farm was greatly prejudioed against
the country be thought to settle 10. from
the fact that doctor whom he called 70
attend him when be was seized With s
fever. began trying on his clothes iums-
diately after writing prescription. The
fact that while the doctor was trying on
his cost che schsmbermaid was examining
his handkerchiefs, and the porter vas
with his boots. lent wings 70
his Imagination and doubtless had On IN.
duence in regard to his speedy exit from
the State.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-09-08

exertion. They never suffered their minds
to flag for single moment, but worked
for the glorious prize before thcm-for
that flame which will never de- Aud,
if you desire to be like them. you, too,
must work, work. work!
'sFor there is no easy path to wisdom and re-
nown,
Toll upon toll must be endured,
The clouds may drop down titles and estates,
Wealth may seek, but wisdom must be sought"
And now, while your characters are be-
ing formed, and your minds flexible and
plastic. no means should be spared by the
parents who gave you birth, and by your
clerical and secular instructors who watch
over your conduct, aud discipline your
youthful minds. to inculcate habits of in
dustry and morality on your part and to
instil into your hearts and minds love
for learning desire to become wise and
virtuous, and, above all. fear of the
great-the good-the everything God.
1t has always been. and especially is it
now, the imperative duty of those who
have the rearing of children to do it we'll;
for corruption and dishonesty are stalking
abroad-infdelity and immortality, with
rapid strides, are traversing our once hap
Ply country to its uttermost confnes-from
the rock bound coast of chilly Maine, to
tho sunny and dowery shores of our tropi-
cal possessions-from the surge-lashed
beach of the mighty Atlantic to the gent
ly sloping plains Of golden CALIFORNIA;
Everywhere. through the broad limits of
our land, lawlessness, insubordination and
vice prevails. And how, ask, are the
American people to be rescued from this
avalanche of destruction? The only true
answer is. by making the rising genera
ton, and those who are to come after
them, more intelligent and wise than the
present. and then, and not until then. will
vice, immortality and lawlessness cease to
have control over the minds Of men.
In conclusion. allow me again. my
young friends, to congratulate you upon
xour uerformanceanE Aday. think I
can safely venture to declare. in the name
of this whole assembly. that, in the dis
charge Of your various duties. you have
given entire satisfaction, and | only hope
that, if I shall ever have the pleasure Of
being present at another closing of your
scholastic year. I may return home more
pleased, if such be possible. than shall
this day. doubt not but that such will
be the case, provided my friend shall still
retain his present position and shall con-
tinue to have you, my young friends, for
his pupils.
Your school duties, for the present. are
at an end, and you are allowed till the
FIRST Monday in September as your sum-
mer vacation, the pleasures of which. I
sincerely trust, will fully compensate for
the toll and fatigue of the recent session,
and re-invigorate your minds for further
efforts on your return to school.
And now. my hearers. fearing that I
have trespassed too long upon your time.
and taxed your patience by my feeble and
boyish effort. I will close. by thanking
this respected audience, one aud all; you,
my young friend. and you, Mr.. Tutor,
for the kind and patient attention with
which you have listened to my remarks.
With a grateful heart. I bid you adleu!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-09-08

@The curious fact, that needle OF
other steel wire inserted in living body
will Immediately become oxidised. while.
if the body be dead, no oxidation will take
place. was recently brought to light BY
Dr.. Laborde. Of Paris. This is simple
test as to whether death has taken place,
and will be available in cases Of trauos "
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