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Lease, Fixtures, Furniture and
Stock of Brighton Hotel, at

I'm Tuesday Feb lIth. at 10 o'clock A. NJ we shall
~ sell the Lease OF Brighton Hotel, Westbrook,
ane, having about fourieen months to run. -Im-
mediatsly after will be sod the Fixtures, tcgsther
with AL the Furniture, CARROTS. Bedding, Crockery
and Glass Ware, Stoves, Kitchen Furniture, &c
Also the Stock Carriages &c. consisting in part Of
Hogs, Cows, Horses. Also Martin 81 Peunell
Wagon, Trimmed Sleigh, Express Wagon. digger
Damp Cart, hav Cart Harnesses, Farming, Stable
Tools, &c.
This Hoiel is well situated 10 do paying tus-
nsss; the lease is very favorable and be
tended. The Furniture is IN good order and Will be
sold in lois to suit
ie7td 20. BAILEY q CO. Auctioneess.
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New Adve etp enis To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Prof. Hebbard. Congress Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Annual Seed Catalogue. Kendall s. Whitney.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN. go
Birds, Birds. Sawyer 81 woodford,
10 Let. .29 IL Free Street.
Lost. Brown Over-skirt.
wanted. :. Furnished Room.
Notice. :. Il state OF Thomas =: sparrow.
Notice. Estate OF Martha fike.
To Rent. .Genteel Tenement.
Hats, Caps, Furs, &c. .Maher q Co.
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JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-State VS.. Samuel Hackett and Al
benia r. Hackett. Search and seizure. Pleaded not
guilty; reading waived. Trial decision guilty; fined
$50 and costs; appealed.
State Donald Mcdonald. Search and seizure.
Pleaded guilty; fined $50 and costs.
State VS.. James ID. Moore. Keeping drinking
house and tippling shop. Pleaded guilty; respond
ent ordered to recognize in the of $500 for ap-
pearance at May term OF Superb Court.
State VS.. Florence Sherman. Intoxcaticn and dis
turbance. Sentence to 80 days in Jail.
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4NO. L ueQlCdLtu tutlr TOOulS III ObululNdut
block (of which we gave a description yester-
day. last evening. The attendance was quite
large, n any ladies being present.
The meeting was opened in usual form by
Worthy Chief Templar w. T. Small. Rev.
DR.. Shailer who was present by invitation
offered prayer. M. L. Stevens, Esq, Worthy
Grand Templar of Maine, was then introduced
by Past Worthy Chief Templar M. B. Bourne'
and then proceeded to dedicate the hall. Grand
Chaplain Gookins read the 18th chapter of LIST
Corinthians. A quartette composed of Mr..
Fitch, tenor; Miss Ayers, soprano; Mrs. Fitch,
alto, and Mr.. johnson, basso, with Miss Bur-
pee at the piano, sang in good style the ode
1-I1Ts Hail to our roof-trec,
the Grand Templar declaring the hall dedicat--
ed to Truth, Love, Purity, Fidelity, Justice
and Mercy, the cardinal virtues of the order.
An address was then delivered by the Grand
Templar, after which the quartette sang
Moonlight on the Lake.
III A jedicatory ode was then read by Compan-
ion r. Small. note was then read, signed
by wives of the members, presenting to the
Temple a beautiful copy of the Bible. The
gift was accepted by the,Temple, ard w. G. I
WI Small returned the thanks of the Tenn
pie to the ladies for their beautiful gift.
The quartette then sung, the Temple joining
with them in the song.
HALL all hail to this Temple Of Honor.
The Grand Templar then called upon some
of those that had been invited to attend to ad
dress the Temple. Able, effective and appro
pirate remarks were made by Mayor Kings.
bury, Rev. Dr. Smaller and Capt Cyrus Stur-
divant. The meeting then closed in due form
and q half hour was spent in social converse
ton and singing.
The officers of the Temple for the present
quarter are as follows:-William 7. Small, w
c. T.; Francis Loring, w. V. T.; Sylvanus
Bourne, w. r.; J. H. Coffin, A. r.; E. f
Waite, w. z. r.; f. Buxton, w. T.; Benjamin
Bell, w. Chaplain; "a. Skillngs, w. Usher; j
p. Smith, w. D. u; j. B. Thorndike, w. G..
Lorng Lombard, S.
In our notice yesterday we should have stat
ed that the desks and pedestals were made b.
Mr., Dyer and the stuffed chairs, sofa and othe
furniture by Messrs. Woodman & Whitney.
Y. M C. Alt should not be forgotten tina
the entertainments to be furnished at Mechan
les Hall by the Young Mems Christian Asso
citation deserve special consideration. The oh
iect is good and the attractions better. w
are informed that the tables in the supper room
are ample for about two hundred and hit
plates; and the Antiquarian Supper, from 6 t
8 o'clock this this evening, is designed to ac
commoda.e the multtudes who are proposin
to attend the Old Folks Concert, and dare nc
risk their chance OF obtaining seat by takin
tea at home.
Shaw's Quintette Club Friday evening full
nishes part of the attractions.
The hall of the Haydn Association will
nsed for the concerts and the rooms of til
Young Men for the levee and fair.
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For one week We reduce the price of the
Patent Felt Corset to Is cents pair.
COGIA HASsAN
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THE PR JESS.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 0, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY

r9T-0ur advertising patrons are requested 10 send
in their copy as early an the day as possible, Id
vertsements to appear Monday morniao should no
sent in Saturday, mo. Sunday.)
Ey-Free Religious Notices must be- sen, in as
early as Friday noon.
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EOP Esq
CON IS
AT CITY HALL.
Es % WI e. TAE EMIT !!

The mauag eme mt take pleasure in announcing to
the citizens OF Portland and vicinity series OF Tour
concerts by home talent at The low price OF 81 90 tor
the series. including reserved seat Single evening
ticket 20 cents.
FIRST CONCERT,
Monday Evening, February 13th,. by Mrs
Wetaeroee, Messrs. Monroe, Thurston. Haskell and
Shaw, with Mrs. John l.. Shaw, pianist.
SECOND CONCERT,
Monday Evening, Feb. Gosh.
By MRS. WENTWORTH STEVENSON,
THE ARiONS, 40 Male Voices, with
ORCHESTRA FROM PORTLAND BAND,
with other Solo Talent which will be announced
previous to the concert.
THIRD CONCERT,
by Mrs. Wentworth Stevenson, with full Portland
Band as Military Band and Orchestra.
FOURTH and Inst GRAND CONCERT!
b. the Haydn Association, $50 voices. Herman
Kotz' chmar conductor. Lizzie Dyer Pianist Mrs.
I'll. N. Wetherbee, Mrs. Wentworth Stevenson, Port
land Arions, Monroe, Thurston, Haskell, and Shaw,
with other talent.
20 REESE we'd Seats TOR sale at HAYES & CIagin's
and Stnckbridge's on Thursday morning, Feb 2as.
Jan 2Std
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Naixcellanceu Notices.

BRfLHANT.-See the Brilliant Lamp at j.
+. Land q Co.'S, opposite old post-cffiee, any
evening until s clock.
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xewNsr. .,oc. and Mono, Msr.e..

NEW YORK. Feb g. Vornin1.-Gold opened Ill
and declined to 11la. Money s e per cent. Sher-
ling Exchange 1t9s q 1lO!.
NEW YORK. Feb s. EUeniag.-To-day has been
unusually dull in Wall street. Gold continued at
11ls az llis all day and closed dull at that figure
Governments firm, but very quiet. The following
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BEST six cord thread cents spool at Cogia
Hassan's febf;-1w
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AUCTION SALES.


Sale to Close COnsignments.
nm Friday aud Saturday, Feb 10 and II, at 10 a.
~ M. and P. NJ. each day, we shall sell at Sales
Room, 70 close consgnments, W0olen Cloth, Linens,
Dress Coos. Buttons. All assortment Of Fapcy
Shells, White Granite q. G. liockngbam and yellow
Ware in variety, Glass Ware, Cutlery and other az
tcIes too nom rous 10 mention. hose goods will be
sold in lots to suit the purchasers and be closed
feStd +. q. BAILEY AZ ca Ahcfrs
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TABLE CUTLERY, all grades, at Cogia Has
sans fabe a.
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. EVERY LADY should be protected by the pa
tent Felt Corset
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| that helped some ladies into carriage on
| Park street, my daughter was married; the
| circumstances were these: that day we had
wedding reception, Mrs. Miller was there; at
| FIVE o'clock went to my brothers house and
helped some relatives into the carriage to 90 to
| the train; going up Park street home Mrs.
Miller spoke to me and asked of the occurrence.
es at my house after she had left the party
! nave been IN the room when Mr. Wood and
| Florence were present; when parties have been
| converSng together, have conversed in low
tones not TO disturb them; have talked to Mrs
| Miller on family matters in low tone so that
others might not hear; have never said word
to her in subdued tone that I would not be
| wiling to say in this court room; Mr.. Miller
| never used violence to his children or any one
else In my presence; there were never any sig
nails from Mrs. Miller to me in relation to my
coming to the house. Concerning the testimO
ny OF MT. w. L. Jordan, witness said he had
| within the time fixed by Mr.. Jordan, done sub
stantially what he had stated have done SC
when have heard Miller raving and violent
as stated by Mr.. Emery; don't remember that
MRS. Miller ever opened the blind and MADE
signal; Phebe Ann and Florence each did il
once wnen Miller was in paroxysm; one OF
those times, in the evening, was called IN
Jones was very violent and boisterous at tht
head OF the stairsj Jones came down, received
me pleasantly and remained pleasant while
was In the house. I have been requested II
remain IN the house on account of Miller s VIC
|
for ali improper purpose so far as Mrs. MIlle
was concerned. I never saw Miller drink Il
excess at his own house; don't know that h'
drank to excess at the houses of his friends
where be visited. From my boyhood. through
Spring street was my usual route down town
when lived on Park street went down Con
gress street; when ] went to my present resi-
dence on State street, resumed the Sprlns
street rOutej it is 80 PAGES nearer than D.
Congress street; it had always been matter Q
discussion between myself and my brother u
regard to the distance. Witness substantlate'
the testimony of Mrs. Miller in regard to tn
time when Rollins and Daniel Miller brough
Jones home drunk.
Strout-At any time or in any PLACE did yo
commit any act Of ADULTERY with Mrs. Sara
e. Miller9
Ans,-I never did ! never did an act or sal
a word incompatible with the respect that
| have always entertained for her and DO nov
as a pure and virtuous woman, aud no huma
being evertsaw me do an indecent act or hear
me use light word in her presence 1belev
her to be az pure and virtuous woman as eve
lived
Cross.examination waived.
Col. Bradbury. Mrs. Nichols and James
Miller were recalled for the libellee, to SURE
but minor points of evidence; Col. Miller te'
titled that he had measured the height of tl
! chandelier in the back parlor Of his brother
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Did only by Cosia HassaD. feh6 1w
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Il J

H-i'nh"id's fs'Tsc Hrchr u D--s,is sna rrao-s M
ing sna rare- I'll diseases arising FROM h.hiss
ai--lrs'",i and sSees<es and nPrui.nc~< in life IN
Puries 81 the blood efc- >urer>~-ng e.r.iha in AZ
i-riions for which II is used and sy,hie sa.r-i.,~
rose wash.
LADIES
IN many sh~Sfians pee7sr 20 Ladies. the Ex.r,e. I'm
ena urs nailed by sny other r~rnedy-x< in ehrcre
IS ~ rr'rni"n 'rregaisri'y sifs.inrss <uppr.<.s
customary essrraficns liberated az s<hrrn~ AZ
ne si~rus leucerrhrs whites sf~rlity end fr I'll
indscreicn or habits Of Dissipation m is ry-s-sh,
extensively by the mc~t ip-n, phys;ei-n- and MID
sNes i"r en'~es.sf asd d-czie c.nsrifufi. Of be-r
eases VI symPfons)-
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'''S'RAcEfrL.-On last Sunday night
'',crai young men tlisgraccd tlcrnsclyc,
"''' 'lc town m rsllal, by riding ali
around The streets making the night hid.
so"s' ana disturbing the peace Of ever,
ono who had any respect for Gods hol,
way by most outlandish noises and nj.
N"'P's at music, with a squcaking &C.
,orocon, grating fiddle and descendant
"'c' added to obscene language. and
'o"a talking. They kept il up until :.
"'c an hpura ~ TO prevent slccp on
''s part Of many citizens who dcsirc,'
y ,cs', preparatory 10 labor next tlay
'"' 70 cause wonder why the tow,
marshal did moi do his duty. aud nut m,
"no'c party in jail until next day. om
""'pci 'hcm to answer before Esa. En-
'"o.c" for their violation of the tow,
''"'na''ccS. What is tho use Of 4 ,.r
''"'c's u i enforced! Strangers ~ n.
".c's wondered IL Van .Amb,ryl,'s vii,
'"'"'a's had broke loose. and cn,crr.
w Town in advance of their kecrcr.
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I'hi, week We issue five hundred
r"l'rs, extra. Of our paper free, on ac-
count OF the Great Show Of Van Am.
hurgli Il Co.. which will exhibit here
IN The it'' Of August. and which VIC
can coh>ricniiously recommend to our
readers II one Of the finest shows of tho
world. y" one need be afraid but they
VIII SCI their moneys WORTH when they
80 10 STE Van tnlb,iryh's
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\ Lcaving.the East and arriving at:Chi.
ragO or Indianapolis. low shall we rcacl,
the West: The best Line is acknowl-
edged TO be tho e.. u. & o.. Joined To-
gctl'cr with tho Is. a. NJ. Railroad by tho
Iron Bridge ut Burlington, and called
the BURLINGTON ROrTE.
The main line Of the Route running 10
Omaha, connects with the great Pacific.
e'ads, and forms to-day the leading
route 10 California. The Middle Branch.
entering Nebraska at Portsmouth. pass
rs through Lincoln. the State ('apitul.
aud will this year be finished TO Fort
kcarnev. forming the shortest routed
across the Continent by over 100 miles.
Another branch Of the Il. NJ. diyer.r
ing at Red Oak. falls into n line running
DOWN the Missouri through st. Joe 10
Kansas City. and all Kansas. Passengers
~ THIS route TO Kansas, see Illinois,
southern Iowa. and Missouri. and, by n
slight divergence. can sec Nebraska also.
Lovers OF fine views should remember,
The Burlington Route, for its towns ..li.h
from affair." lis trcc-frinerd
.ireans-its rough bluffs and quarrics
It's orn-Oceans stretching over tho prai- Ca
rics further than eye can reach.
Landowners will be sure 10 remember
!. Tor they have friends amOng the two :.
thousand who have already bought Farms :
rom Geo. :. Harris. tho Land Commits
iOncr of the Il. 4 NJ. II. II. at Iurling- 81
on. Iowa, or among the four thousand .b
and pre-cmptOrs who last
ear filed claims IN tho Lincoln land Of
ice. where "Cnclc Sam is rich enough
o give us all a farm
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" In this age Of political somcr,a,,lt.
ny Tor The greed OF Office. which has so
"i-1raccd the name of republican liberty
}" the last few years, it is gratifying TO
he able 10 record Il su,ncr>amlt which i,
recognized hy both parties Us credit 10
The performer. Numerous citizens who
Know whereof they speak, testify tlnt
This can be witnessed by those who see
"ar''l'cr and Barry in Van Amburyh's
chow.
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B U LII S
w Ornl Destroyer
EXTRACT o: LETTER rroN GEORGIA.

EXTRACT o. LETTER rroN GEORGIA
vmLAscw, wALKsk Co.. Ga.
June -.
DR J,Hs EiLL-D-rr Sir: have recently given vcur
"rn DESTROYER several trials and find il wonde fully
enicsci.us II has net isil- IN single have
the wi-hss Tor effect am doing pretty large country
practice and have daily for article Of the kind
am, sir. Liosf respectfully.
JULIUS r. CLEMENT. ". d.
r. s. =" unqualified AMI Numerous ARE the i~.isno-
niai> 10 favor Il my Worm Destroyer that newspaper
spsce Is entirely too small io tell it, merits.
1t j. sn inisbl~ remedy for Mvrs,-. TRY II and be
convinced See ms Journal FOR full description
JOHN BULL.
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M
HENRY r. HELMBOLD's
e-x5s>rs, YEp
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
TIE GCEAr pyrprTrc
THE 6cEAr pIrRETrC,

esrei every case OF se'ss in which !, has heer
-vsn Irritation II III. S~ck 81 the BLADDER and s
1i The khnsys uic.raris-n cf the Kcss-y- an
.'s'ssf ref-niin 81 trin-- diseases Of prostate rau
stone in the bladder rslru,us rr.xrl l-,k r., -
sn nueas "r riiky di-ehsrxrs- and for ~rr~shIi az
eersie e"fsiiuisis &c bsh s-x-s attended with III.
'sv~nS stHpf"ms- indispas:-.n Ia exer.i.-n To-. /,
rs.s~r, ioss 81 memory difficulty Of hr~,rssr~ -
rses trembling h"rr.r.f disease ssk-snIr--. dim
nef> Q. fssc' pSin IN rhe bark k.s Lsni fr.nr .,
INC '-iy- drtnrss 81 ne .kin- eruption ne rs~e
lAd e'anieIs-ee sn;ver. lsssitudc Il he nuscrIa.
- -sem. etc
- " persons from the s-es ~ eighteen s-en-y-
i've and from thirty 10 Ef.r-s.. or in he AL,
p .saase u az. A's.r sssnenea, LABOR rsiE. c-
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COVNTERrEIrs,.

smth's Tonic Syrup has been counlerfcited, AND
the countcrfci,rr brought to grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRCr.
The genuine article must have Dr. John RnIis pri
siam" on each bottle l'r John luil only III. righi
70 manufacture aud sell the original John Sn,i,L. T.pc
SYRUP OF Louisville Kentucky Exsnne well the lai,
." eA'h '"tie. II my private stamp is not on eael.
""'''e q" not purchase. cr you will ne deceived -
sec my column advertisement. and my show card
will prosecute any infringing on nv right tn. y.uu
inc Smiths Tonic Syrup can only he prepsr.d bv mn,
self.
TsE rrEiic's SrevANr
- DR. JOHN Bull
Louis vile, Kentucky, March ). 1871
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NfThc foundation for the new Ca
thcdral is progressing very rapidly, and
will be completed before heavy Grosts
come.
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OF \ corps ofcnginccrs surveying a
route for The Indiana Mineral railway
are now at work between lluntin.burs
and Jasper.
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FAsT-Wc are informed that some
''fast" sporting folk, Ofboth gender, were
in town, this week. Bad country for
item here.
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ITThc Drug Store has good lot ol
glass fruit jars, equal to any in the mar
Net Don't forget tho place during pcacl,
time.
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ns-Thosc saloon keepers who desire
TO apply for license at the September
Term of the County Commissioners, will
please hand in their notices ofapplication
next week, in order TO be in time.
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hs'Thosc who are indebted to us will
greatly obli-c us scnlin. in their small
amounts Immediately. II is not large
H'''"''ni for any one, but 'many Titles
make much, and We sorcly need those
snail amounts.
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V'h- l-oprrtcrcffise celebrates, n.eicc Ia. IL clam
"rH superiority overall r'nssii. ses~rsf.r the
Phn''r Ter the sArE cgkrss> cur of v,s
ai Fever nr Ch- sud Fever n. 81 short ar .,v
>'ahing lie refrs 10 the entire Western and S...,L
western country "a hesr him t.sfin.ny r~ truth al
ne s>srrtin that In i'll il rs TO cure
" ths dirrr"u- are strictly foI.w cd out In . xr.,,
MANY cases single desc has h.rn sufficient for cure
ard whole fsmii-s have been ,ur-.i ly singh, lotl.
wh perfect Restoration Il ihs Ecr.r, health II il
however prudent ani in cert ain to- cure
~ te- = ccntisti-d IN smaller for q or
.irr the disease has been checked in M
heni aud iong-sisndng Usually THE medicine
VIII MOI require any cid 9" Keep tie how ri. good order
should the patient however. require n,edi-
ne alter having taken three descs the Tonic
single dose Of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY FILLS
% III he sufficient.
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Esns prepared expressly f~r a.. ah.v. ~..urI,ip,.
", n'""a -purfyia< properties gress~r than IN,
"sher prcPera's"n Of ST>srsriI,s. IL riv~ II.
r"mpiesi"n eiesr and hrs;rhy color and r-<s.-..
ing the blood removing all chronic e~a>-,,u,;.-i ~
ssinS tran IN a9zrc state If the iisa znc III.
nf iriiss'- and ef~fEsi knc-n f.- ~. esr.
81 ps'ns snf swelling 81 the fn~s I~~rsriss AZ "a
iarasf sud i-.s- Eio-ehes- rnspi.s III. F.~~ ~
re,' and All ss'y er.P'ions ef hs skin ami besu.ifv
! ~ the cela.l,exivr -
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@Watcrmclons are plenty and cheap
at present in this market-ranging from
Fo1o 20 cts. for good ones.
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HARD PLACE. Two old citizens COM
mittcd suicide in Spencer county last
week. Cause -Drunkcnncss.
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nj Washington was said to be man
of fine presence, but he wasn't man Of
such fine presents rs Grant is.
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oTThc indianapolis Sentinel has
changed its form TO a qnarto, and is
really handsome paper.
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JASPER COURIER.

IIor, IIorTER, IIoTrEsr, IL the cxcla-
nation Of the swcltcring public this
week.
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BULLS
SARSAPARlLLA 4!

ST. I>,ris, April 20.
Ia I"H> ihli--Iear Sir kno~iug the efyseiep~v q
your Ssr>srsrilla aud the healing sp ien-feia ausI
ties Possesses send you t-.e islc~ ing emsnt
VA.
was wounded about tao years sgo-ws taken rris-
ner and Construed for sN months. I;sng mo, ed 80 o.
sn my wounds have not healed have mot -, M
m"meni since was Wounded. am shot through the
hips NY general health " ins paired and need SOME
fhcg Z" assist nature. have faith in your Sar-
sapari's thsn snyi hing else wish that to he g~nu-
me- frase express haif dcysn tsotles and ohlig.
. CsrTnN g. r. JOHNSON.
y. =. Mr. johnson ~as the cf a skiIfuI surgeon
His mriher recommended 10 her fricsss and for many
wears used my Sar-sparis Win perfect success. IN
>rouia and Fever Mrs johnson states that the
r"rs- eIe'fr we're almost mir sruou~. Read Jour
M, Tor -Sf-,f-d Information and ssvir. in your ca =.
w I"nrnh CONTAINS certificates ~ eminent persons
ministers aud MEDICAL Who kno~ % her. N,
this com nnni'y for integrity sni v-rs~iy. have re-
eerfiy r-,riv-d most able certificate from an
chi ncnt gentleman of Louisville. yOIIx Bull
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

or Look out for Shsldcnbergcr to-
morrow, and that much talked Of Rhi-
nOccrOs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-08-04

TCamp meeting is in progress at
the camp grounds west Of IInntingburg
we are Informed.
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HENRY 4. HELMBOLD'S IMPROV.
ED ROSE WASH

eahh"t ne surpassed . FACE WASH sns all 10
"and Inc specinc remedy in .r~~es sufss~u.
Anse'son- u sps~sy ~rsiicsfrs firll~.. spots Sc.r-
"aN sEynsss inarrstisss 81 The Cusss~sus Membrane
ETC. dip~s R~-:n~<s and Incipi.nr Inasm,,ia. ME-.
a.>h- S'rh Patches nynes< u S-sir shin. Free,
n'es sni all purposes fr uhch Salvrs OF sbsnsra~s.
soiii~s< and in<nres continued healthy .st;, /. The
''e ~ us vessels On vhics depends the agree shl~
and tivscify III ~u.npirxi.n rns-h sought
s"a s1"n- h1f however vsiu ,bie 9 , r-rn~dy fcs
WISHING defects 81 the skin. H. r. u-ir.l.Is R.ss
nss long sustained ns principal ciair 10 ssh-urd
Ps,rnss~. nv Possessing qualities vLich r.ad~r Il .
arrTsrHsS ~ The rnss; S1p~rfsssss sr1 C.nxen-
ls essrsrfrr crsasining in -~rast f.rrais fs.-.
rt.nnent re9ni-es ssssss and ESpr s~s-ss~ i.vari-
E~re>her Il the s-apr1Sor It's an - -~Ir-y. J.ic,
,"t ~ >rpaiiitir Nafs-e s.d s f;.~,io
'"f DISEASES nj the lrnsry Ogsn~ arising frs- hsii
!" o.. .iPsion u-ef IN connection with the ENYRNT~
h..HI. sA.SAfAkiil.A. s.i CATAwRA GcarT
ills IN sseh diseases Recommended. esnsss b.