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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19

USsUcCtsSFrL An attempt to break
Jail ma> made some days ago by a negro
named Drayton Douglass. which was Truss
ira'ed by The timely appearance Of The Shcr-
ia, who in the scume to Subiue rhe prisoner
inflicted wound on his face. The prisoner
is under Indictment for cow stealing, and
this we are told is not his first offence, he
having been convicted before for the same
crime and pardoned.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19

RoUGH.-Thai there is divinity which
shapes our cnds-rough-who can doubt?
The local took a day last week. whole,
beautiful, sunshiny day for recreation and
rest from tolls and turmoi's. He went Ash
ing, as The most delightful way, and the
freest from labor, of all so-calIed enjoyments,
in which whole day could be spent. We
went. Afterwards We thought it was hardly
necessary to tell bur friends anything about
how we passed. the day-Suficient to the day
was the knowledge we had Of it. Somc
folks, however, are wonlrpuS inqui>iIive,
AMI also persuasive, and the request has
been male that we report on the suffice
After mature reflection, we respectfully sub
NIT the following:
We went to the Enorce, had splendid
tine-soing there-and also returning -
While there it was not so gond 1t was pos
itively the reverse Of good. Arriving early,
and full OF brigh. anticipations, We blited Il
hook. anl with oaited breath fished, that is,
ang!ed, without catching a fish. After an
hour, went for another hole; il was difficult
Of access, and was not approached without
sroanings in the spirit and anathemas.-
What with cane brakes, brars and mud, the
perspira;ion streamed freely; recreation and
rest thought we, is not to be found getting
at that hole, but then we'll catch whopping
big FISH, so we ang'ed again, and this time
caught one. The size of that fl was a mar-
vel, how it could possibly have lived in so
large stream Of water, is one Of the mys.
teries of nature, and it was the only one
there besides. Could not get another bite
Went for another hole, and met native
who advised Us 10 go down stream, we Were
then beading up. Went down through the
same tangled canes, briars and mul. and
continued to 90 down till tired nature refused
to 90 further. How we ever got back, We
can't tell in a brief article like this. It was
twelve o'clock-took dinner, and then took
heart to try our locomotive powers onre
more, and this time on the other side of the
stream. Wind blowing stifay from n. E.,
thought we'd catch few on Western slope;
more canes, briars, mud, and no fish. Only
simpleton would have gune on any further;
we knew better-in fact our legs gave warn
ing that it would never do. So we got back
it took time though, and the labor was e3-
cessive. The dive home was splendid, and
had VIC not gone fishing, the enjoyment Of
that ride never would have been experienced.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19

sa- "1IE IS WISE WHO IS
honest" they are also wise who when at.
Hic,ed with debility. want Of appeti:e and
General prostraton, will take SUMTER BIT
TERs, the great Southern Tonic.
Apr l9, 16-1t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19

Edgetield is again in Democratic hands.
The following town officers we're chosen
at the election on Monday last: In
tendant-B. G. Bryan; Wardcns-A. A.
Glover. W. F. Durisoe, Jr., a. J. Norris,
v. II. ErTrson.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons indebted 10 the old firm Of
wilson " 9 er, will please ,ome forward
I'M nediI''l!, AID settle their inucut.dneSs,
A. further indulgence cLnno, hc Gi.en.
iIi. -. ID i. }. ". WILSON.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19
s MORE THAN ONE HUN

~ MURE THAN UNE II . N
dred thousand persons annually die in thi'
country from consumption. which is but the
child Of Catarrh. $500 is offered ny the pro
prietor Of DR.. Slge's Crtarrh Remedy for
case of Catarrli he cannot cure. Sold nv
druggists. nr send sixty cents TO DR.. z. v
Pierce Bnff.lo. y. T., aad ge; it by mail
pamphlrt free.
Apr. 10, l6-1t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19
GOSTES.

Gostes are hapariiionS, a man can
shoot balls in:o one. 1t doa't hurt. They
mos all dress in white Cloth. cau> it's dark
when they com ousen their wholes. T:ey
is sclrry things, specially to little girls and
women, one give me rips once wh:n l WAS
little, can't scare m" now. GoSies can't Gin.
trees, their legs are >t:ff. GoStes don't kare
for nobody and are independent as big girls
wi b waterfalls and high heel boots Gu,tcS
are dead men who kant rest c'usc they
used TO beat their wives and never give their
boys any tops and marvel>. GoStrs are
And this is all; We suppose The litlc fellow
intended finishing his comp, but lost il NJ
play.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19
Street Duty---EXemptiens.

PERSONS Liable TO Street Dnt. are here
ny notified that exemptions for the same
can DC ad by payment Of one dollar 10
Clerk Of Council for first quarter. now due.
J. W. CALDWELL, Clerk.
Apr. 10, l6-3t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19
Wptfe's Schiedam Schnapps.
Is good for Collie and pain in the stomach.

WoJs's Schiedam Schnapps.
s initiated and cocntereited, and purchasers
Vill have to use eautiaa in purchasing.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19

LUGCBsIoCs.-Must of the families in
town, who have girls. were more or less aSi-
rated last week, Oh the subject 0: ghosts
The worthy pceceptor Of the fouri>hing Fe-
male Academy, for reiSonS impossible for US
TO explain, required his pupils to write q
comp. on ghosts, and as consequence, the
conre' sat!oa around the family circles, and
at table, tr;ooh for days of ghostlv char
acter, T., the Scrou; Inconvenience of fltherS
with impaired digestive organs. not TO say
anYihing Of 'no'hers. To laugh and grow
far, it is necessary TO have cheerful conver-
sation, and avoid Ill else; bus h.w d. this,
when from morning till noon, it was ghosts,
ghosts, ghosts. Ugh. /, Wis dreadful
What was the MIN thinking of to propose
such a thing, and sclttcrloph>1ica:e the
cqulnim;ty of a whole happy Community.
And the nights which were mIlc hideou<
with flightful dreams anI scared hours o;
waking. aggravated by the whoopinys of
the children who are suffering from the pre-
vailing maady Of wh,opias cough. We'll,
us certain portIy auctioncer in town would
say, well, just let our friend attempt Ibis
again and we'll make ghos OF him.
Here is specimen too of one of the COM
positions. picked up. we won't say whcrr
but supposed to have been written b. u
younger brother Of one Of the girls, or o
sweetheart perhaps:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19

PIPES AND FISH HooKs.-Who ever sup
posed that these TWO Insignificant articles
could be productive Of unhappiness; that
they can and do entail trouble, the proprietor
Of Baltimore corner is living witness. He
philosophical night or two ago thuslv on
this interesting sui!j'ct. Pipes and fish hook
are plaSue, and if they were not invented
by the devil, after falling from his high es>
tate, they were BY some fellow who designed
TO work the overthrow of honest, palms.
taking Confectionery men. I sometimes
think the man had me in hi, eye The whole
time Pipes particularly are a nuisance, and
one of rhe troubles is their cheapncSs, and
another, that nearly always they are called
for by two or three old women who only
have five cents between them. and who are
not settled in mind how to lay out their
money. l wish oil Nick was the only
smoker. On sale-iay for instance. can't
tell how many Of these old, interesting, bo-
hemian. female pipe hunters come in
What's price? Five cents, marm Oh,
dear, can't YOU let Us have two or three? as
the Case may be, according to the number.
Three for ten cents, ladies, and no money in
them. Well, there they hang fire, look,
turn over. pick, talk, and all the time valua>
bic trade is waiiing; they don't know how to
work out the rule Of three. and finally lay
out their money in lemon crackers, and |
have to put my pipes back in the box.
tell you gentlemen, Job never was 80 tried;
that ancient sufferer never kept a Confec-
tionery, or tried to sell pipes, and the old
women did not smoke in those days, or his
tory would have revealed something striking
on the subjcct. Just here an interruption
took place, and vel left o sympsthies are
much exercised on his account and we beg
that the people who smoke will bear in
mind, that pipes are pipes, and have price.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19

FARMERS ArTENrloN-In anoth COL
umn will be found IN advertisement Of Card
wells Improved Thre>her and Cleaner. ma-
chine which has secured great favor. The
numerous testimonials shown in the circular
distributed by Messr$ CardweIl & Co., arc
evidences of its superiority, and we would sd-
wise our farmer friends 10 write on for one of
the descriptive circulars at once. Address j.
W. CIriwclI & Co., Richmond, Va.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19

Ladies go to McFall & Pools, and look Mt
those Shower and Back Curls, made of real
hair, and Lace Collars and Lace Sets. new
styles. 2t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19

His forehead extended 70 the gable end
of his neck, means he was bald beaded.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19

The CoSSEcTIcuT ELECTION. last
number of the Hartford Times, gives the
following as the result Of the Connect.
cut Election. The Times adds:
The claims of the RadicaS that they
can get the Legislature 70 over:ide this
legal result will nr, stand.
The whole vote is. "a ,o4l
Il is thus divided:
Governor English. ..i7,4ol
Marshall Jewell. ..47,450
Governor Enslisl,'s majority. .. Al
Of the scattering votes. majority will
have 70 be counted for Governor English.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19
MARRIIr,

Married, on Tues 'ay morning, the 16'h
int, 10y the Rev. A. P. Avant. hR. poHS h.
CAMPBELL and Mss DALLIE DoBB.SS, all
Of Newberrv.
Brides favor received
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19

Headquarters for Dress Goods and Trim
miugS OF all kinds, 1T McF..i s Pools. 2t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19

II You want re:,dy-made ualer garments,
in all styles, and Misses Pique Trimmed Suits,
beautiful and new, 80 to McFIll & Fools. @:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19

NLw<P ,PER GCIDs.-Wc copy the follow
irg Us guide to our readers in their
chuic~ or a newspaper:
If you want to read fve columns every
week on tho same subject take the New York
papers; if you need an opiu e, or think you
need lulling, take the Philadelphia papers;
if there is anything you don't want to find,
t.ke the Baltimore papers-you can't fiud 1t
TO save your life;" if you want astronomy,
and venom, take the Chicago papers; if YOU
want capital removal, take the ST Louis pa.
pcr$; if YOU want ancient and dccaycd para
graphs, take the Sprine field (Mass) Republic
en-; If you want "R.viewS Of the Week"
and Bcccher's lectures, fake Boston paper;
if you want to shoot 'em on the spot" take
the Memphis papers; ifyou want agriculture,
take the Nashville papers; if you want originaI
poetry" take the New Orleans papers; if
you want 10 know what Kentucky ought to
d. to build up proud commonwealth, and
"wLat by thunder, she must do or Cungress' Il
make her, ;" take the Cincinnati papers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19

A GCSY DAY.'-LaSt Sltu: day was one Of
the liveI;esr, busiest days we have Witnessed
in mouths. The streets were blocked with
wagons and vehicles from one end to he 9TH
e', while foot passengers crowded every ave-
nue.. And Of coarse il WAS a wind iall 10 the
merchants, who did large and profitable
trade The biggest days business of the sea-
son no doub: WIS doIe on SalurdL", and The
hearts of the merchants were aslow as they
parrook of the Saturday, nights meal, and
ielt that there was glory enough for one day.
OF course on the next day Sabbath the con-
tribpiionS in the various churches, wherever
t'ken up. correspondent happily wish the good
b. 'onsht 10 them the day before.
The rea on Cor This large ;ufux of people
is 4 crcdtabEe one, it had raIHcI hc:v;ly the
day before, and in Consequence no farm
work c..ud bc done, aud farmers, wives
and sugh;erS, occupied The tim: by doing
their necessary shopping.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19

LOUISVILLE. kY.. Sept. /. ] feel that we have
now IN ariee gin suitable for such csses a
that remedy is adapted 20. DIR. J.W. BRIGHT.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19

NeEbery C. n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26
Darkcy's Opinion Of the CARPET
llAsGerx.

Don Piatt. in the first Issue uf III. new
Eundav paper Ike Capital. relates TN
following amusing conversation. said Il
have taken place between q rctirin.
Incmber Of Congress and sn incoming
member of lie darkest hue. WIN IL,
prudential reasons j. styled the sllon.
1ixon Pomp:"
well, Mr.. Pomp." said Joncs. .yo,,
have concluded. ! see. Ia rs.ne herr 10
Represent yourself instead Of sending
tie carpet-bsgscrs."
YES. sali. dat's about dc calcalation.
You. sec. sab, desc carrct-raggsrs is 20
dece;vin'. Jey make sich premises. mn
s'~re 'scr,ions. sab. rrspsr.in' dc Cons,i-'
tootiom, sab. j. very prcmiscEs."
'.How so, Mr.. Pomp!"
"Wcil. sab. dcy tell re cOiorcd voiahs
dat dcrc's provisions in dc CONSTRUCTION.
Now. dcy don't 'splain deere language.
and de colorc.l votah. Keep a lookin' for
sle provisions. instead ob raisin' dem an
sfter while de colorcd votahs say slcy
don't get Coils mousull OF desc pro-
visions, and so vote de Democratic tick
Ct. eah.-
lyon concluded to take the stump and
represent Won own people"
Yes, sab had lively discussion in
de canvass, tho Colonel Hawkins Smith
was dc principal competitor. lie was an
aid sccesh. an out aud ont rcbLiI. an he !
elicited de colorcd people for our votes. !
Rress you soul, sab. jist cl,ailingcd him
Ia discussion oh de great issl,ors oh de
day. Al he came down wild de Consti-
sco'ion under his arm an talked TO me
hours bout de ordnance oh 81. ! jist
went over 10 Miss Mahals Crane. sle
school marin OF de colorcd school an'got
lie iigS ST dictionair. an when l looked
in an see dat ordnance mcnt big guns.
l knowd had him dare. An when go,
MP ! sesl de gentleman was berry fond
ob talking about de guns Of IS : now de
guns we were interested in WAS de guns;
Ut freedom dat came down an liberated
fe slaves Of 81. Dem Was he guns we.
liked 10 hear about. When / said dat
Ill de votahs hurraycd. an Col. Hawk
ms Smiths frcms. who was wild him,
aughed SO dey nearly died an de Col
,nel put his CONSTRUCTION under his
arln an de documents in his coat.tails
pockets, an went away berry mad, YOU
oct: and dat were dc last Oh dat can
lass.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26

nNEaa Main Street. dnsriiy In front 81 the Com,
. Hsuse. Jasper. Ind Good bread and eskee IL ~,
hssd BsknR done for Weddings and parties % shcr
nsstee. and warranted satisfactory. Confectionery mt
ard fssits az sale Pasrcnase respectfully selected
Arg. 9, 'ee-ly
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26
@Pomeroy's Democrat, sensibIy re-

@Pomeroy's Democrat, sensibly re-
marks:
Meanwhile, let the country editors do
all they can to make their papers inter-
esting. and then let those Immediately
surrounding those papers do all they
can to support the same, taking care to
subscribe for their home papers, and
then, If they have money left or wish
papers from abroad 10 read, let them
subscribe for such as suit their fancy.
But let no man who has the interest Of
his immediate section 1t heart. subscribe
for our paper, or any other published
out Of the town or county where he re-
sides, till he has first subscribed for his
home paper
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26

" a late number Of the Mobile Reg
lister says with reference to General
sherman: There are indications that
the silent and smoky gentleman in the
White House is uneasy and jealous Of
his laxative General The man who
causes all this commotion must have
strong claims upon our gratitude We
s.egin TO like Sherman. Long may he
live, IL he continues 10 do as we'll
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26
Progress Of the Work ON the St.
Louis Airline Road.

The work on the st. Louis AIRLINE is
progressing satisfactorily. On the New
Albany end. the line OF trcstle work on
either side Of Falling Run from the foot
Of Main street TO the ill west Of the
above stream and the high ground 1t
lower Seventh street, is completed, and
all that is necessary TO Rave il ready for
the iron is the bridgespan over the creek.
The contractors, Hooper 4 Washer, have
commenced the work of raising the
tresties, and expect 70 have them ready
for the track in about ten DAYS.
The four sectiOns in the contract Of J.
NJ. Reid 4 Co. will be completed i'm
about three months, which will enable
the company 10 lay three or four miles
Of track from New Aih~nv.
At TUNE! No. 2, four from New Al
bany, the visitors found the workmen
had penetrated 24O feet from the east
portal, and were within % feet Of the
outlet on the other side. This work isl
through solid rcci. This tunnel, and
tunnels ! and 3 also, are eighteen feet
high and fifteen wide, with arched roof
ing. Tunnel No. was finished some
weeks since, and the wOrkmen on tun-
mel No. have penetrated $40 feet and
will finish II in few weeks.
The grade at the point where the line |
crosses the Corydon pike is twenty-five
feet above the level ofthe pike. Beyond
the ravine from this point is the monster !
tunnel, the work Of division. 1t will
require one year from this time to com
plete this Misunderstanding to 60 through
A.OcO feet Of solid rock. Men are all
work on either end, those from the 9TH
CT side having penetrated 2l2 feet.
fCOurier Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26
RosADALlS

NO PREPAR ALTON HAS
~ ever becn introduced 10
the American people that Las
met with ~ marked n succcfs
as "TUE FLUID EXTRACT
OF R0SADALIS." One ounce
Of this Fluid Extract is moro
powerful in its action upon dis
case than ono pint Of the prep.
arations Of sarsaparilla. Asa
Biood Issr.Jier il has no eqsoi,
for SercfIia, Maammatory Ehe~.
maiism, SypAi'is in all its forms,
It is q certain cure. Physicians
indorso it; il is not quaek uos-
trum, - the formula is printed
on every package.
DR.. Sparks, Of Nicholasvillc.
Ky.,says: ~, is the best Blood
Purifier I have ever used"
DR.. Boykin, Of Baltimore.
says: ~ always prescribe il
for ScrofuIa aud Syphilis"
DR.. 7. C. Pugh, Of Baltimore.
says: ~ cured tho worst case
If Scrofula l have ever seen
with Rosadalis."
Benjamin Beehtol, Of Lima,
Ohio, says he has suffered for
twenty years with an eruption
over his whole body; tried all
kinds Of remedies with no sue
cess o few bottles Of Rosadalis
made q complete cure.
See ROSADALlS ALMANAC
for important cures. The Roen.
dalis Almanac publishes the thrili.
Ing story OF Ruby st. Croix, OF
The Magic Rose"
Western Wholesale Dero. for
Rosadalis,
10. MACREADY & co.,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26

nfA Western farmer has discovered
that sweet oil will cure the bite or q
rattlesnake. lie fails, however, to state
whether we should apply il as the Irish
man did his whiskcy, or place il on the
bite.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26

~ According to the Philadelphia
Press. the whole length Of all the rail.
roads In tho world is 10000 miles.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26

The Washington Patriot says Simon
cameron Is "a man Of seven principles
five loavcs aud two fishes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26

NrOut in Kansas a pcidlcr insul:cd
. lady, aud her n-year-old boy filed
him with small shot.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26

10 Ninety thousand more women
than men in England. A good sign for
female suffrage.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26

6TMsny cotton planters Of Louisiana
have turned their attention to the cult
walton Of sugar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26


MILLIONS Rear TrsslDe1y % sAelR
Wonderful csraslvs Resets.
They are not vile Fssey Drisk. NaAe Of Peer
Res. Whishey. Ppesr Spirits asd 1eSass
kD0uoru docsorcd. sced and seseued 70 please tbs
ta~sA called Torics App<si,srsr ''Raseossss Ar.
that led the tspler % drunkenness and ruin bat
asrue Nedkin~ mais sroa the Native Roots md Heshs
al CAiforutA free fFoo all AlceAe1ic ss0os.
Dasas. Tlsey ~ The CHEAT BLOOD pC8l.
. perfect Rsnovsscs and lnvigosatos oe tks SysesR
earning u al poiaonsus matter end ss1ns shsblosd
80 healthy condition. No Irrscn taks these lit
sers srccrling Ia dircrt:oas aud rmain hing unwet
provided their loncs ere not destroyed By nissral
poisosos other neanA ard the vital organs vssssd
beyond the point q repair.
They are = Cessls rsrsasivs - we'll ass
Ton1c, pcs-csssnR also. the p~clsar merit Of artiax
powerful agent In relieving Ccagessioa lnAan-
riatioa Of the Liver. sad " the visSs.l Oss.na
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, in young q
cid. married singr. the dawn q vosnaahocd Was
sis turn Of life. tesc Tonic Bitters hsve equal
Fer Isaa0nassPy and Chreste 1heo0ar
s1sa asA Cess. Dyspepsaa Or Indisessles.
Di0ious, Re0istene and Insernleeene Re.
veTs, Diseases - she Bloea. Liver. Ma.
neys asd Bladder, thee Dlssers have bssn no&
sncces.suL Sach Disease sre csnsci by Initiated
Bleed, which Is GENERALLY prsduc d by desanssmsas
q Tie Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA on INDIGESTION, nesl.
eehs. Paia IN the ShesAen cosshA Tighsnsxs q the
Chest. Dizziness. Sour Ersetatisns II the s:esaeh.
DaA Taste In the Mouth. Doss Assseks Psl1tastos Of
the Heart. In1smEatcn ef the Lsass. Pam II the ~
Eicns Of the kidneys hundred other passfI symp
scms. are the o1sprinss Of Dys7eesia-
They invScras< the Stomach ard ssim llate the tos7
Lisss aaA Bowels. which render them Of uaesuallsd
r@esey n CLEANSING the blood Of all imvsrssss md IN
passias ~ lse and user 10 The whole syssen-
FOR SKIN DISEASES, grspssc.s. Testss saH
Ahesn. bktehea spcts Pinrles Pssssisa Dslls Car
'nne!ee. eins. wsma SealA He'd sov Gysp. Eryssp.
- tteh ScusA O1seobofofto THE Sktn. 0unposp and
essesss 81 the sam. Of vhatsvsr nai1fe ass
ime ~ the use o. these Birtea one hosf. n s~rS
naes vil convince the ooss tnersdroas oftkeir ezra
Cleanse the vitsssd Blood ~hsnevvr you chi it, ir
srities bcu'ins through the shin In Piurses. Hrup
isas OF srs e!ssnss Il vhee zen end IL sasss~essA
ID s'asSssh in tbs veins cleanse n vhes IL d fosi
nd your feelings viii tell yoa when. K<e, the Mod
are. nd the hsai.h q the svsten vii isllsw.
Pts, Tape, and ether WOrne, lnrking In the
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sagsass md lses- A<enta San Ir.seiseo Caitsbruia
and - nd - Commerce Street. NeW Yosk. :,
D'solD ~ AL DRIuGlsfe AND DsAlgRa i
And for sale in jasper by I. ECKERr
70. April 7, lS7l-y !,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-26

ROckport 4 Jasper Mail Route.
THE undersigned having received the
= contrart for carrying the mail to
Rockport. respectfully informs any one
desiring 10 On to Rockpor,. that he will
provide means for carrying them on
Mondays and Fridays II they will leave
word on the day bcfo~e At ire Post ONCE
in JssPcf. JOSEPH UHRICH.
Jsiy 9Th, 1870.