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Leaving the East and arriving at Chi
rns 20 or indianapolis, how shall we reach
the West: The best Line is acknowl-
edged 10 be the g.. B. e. O.. Joined to-
gcthcr with the IL. \ NJ. Railroad by the
Iron Bridge at Burlington, aud called
the BukLrNGTON ROuTE.
The main line Ofthc Route running to
Omaha, connects with the great Pacific
Roads, and forms to-day the leading
route 10 California. Tho Middle Branch.
entering Nebraska Mt l'lattsmontl, pass
cs through Lincoln. the State Capital.
and will this year be finished to Fort
Kcarncy. forming the shortest route
across tho Continent by over 100 miles.
Another branch of the b. NJ, divcrg.
ing ut Red Oak. falls into line running
down the Missouri through st. Joe to
Kansas City. and all Kansas. Passengers
hy this route to Kansas, see Illinois,
Southern Iowa. and Missouri. and, 10y
slight divergence. can see Nebraska also.
Lovers Of fine views should remember
the Burim gton Route. for its towns "high
cleaning from far its trcc-fringcd
strcams-its rough bluffs and quarrics =
its cOrn-occans stretching over the prai-
r;cs further than eye can reach.
T.amd.buycrs W Ill BE- sure 10 remember
II. for they have friends among the two
thousand who have already bought farms
from Geo. S. Harris. the Land Cominis
siomcr Of the II. ~ N. II. r. at Burlin..
ton. Iowa. or among the four thousand
and rrc-cmptors who last
wear filed c,Aims in the lincoln land Of
fee. where "Unclc Sam is rich enough
10 give uUall farm
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Extra special Notice.
BEWARE or COUNTERFEITs!

Smiths Tonic Syrup has been count erfeitcd, an,
.hr roun,cricitcr brougbtto grief.
SMITHS TONIC .SYEtP.
The genuine article rus, have nr. John Buls private
samp on eac', lcte Dr John Hull only has III. righ
Manufacture and sell he rgina John smiths Tonic
syrup. Of Louisville, Kentucky Examine well the label
each bottle II my private stamp H. no. on each
";ilc 40 mt purchase. ar you viii he dcceiv cd =
see my column advertisement. and my show card.
vii prosecute sny one Infringing e'my right. The gcni.
nv Smiths Tonic syrup cab only be prepared by my.
eli.
Tit r. sLic's SERvASr,
pR. JOHN BULL.
louisville, ksnucky. March =. 1871.
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~ Several farmers find active en-
l'"ymcnt for their youngsters now, in
l"ving them chase the hens around 10
make them lay while eggs are high.
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The advertiser having been cured ofthat
Tread disease Consumption, by n simple remedy, Is
nxios make known ohis f-liew sufferers the means
u cure. To all who dssire, he will send copy Of the
Prescription ed fire. al eharge). with the directions
preparing and using the same which they vii, Hind
sur. care for coysrMrrioS AsrnwA. BaoN cmiris etc
Parties Wishing the prescription will please sdIrsss
Nov. 10y. Rev. Ebw ARD A. wIiSON,
.Gs South Third ST., wiIlamsburgh, n. Y.
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= Nick Mchringcr starts 10 Cincin-
,a'i next week, To purchase tho ma, him
cry for the new paining mill Of himself
AMI GmuielspacI,cr. Good luck 10 him.
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W 4 COOL deal of bmildin. is talked
"f for the clIsi,ing summer. but number
arc waiting till they hear the screcch o.
the ir'n-hor>c bc.orc improving. "Ol,
,c OF little faith"
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X Tha 'ot,! vo.. Of Perry county.
'"r and against tax 10 aiI the con
t'ructi"n Of tie proposed Ohio Valley
railroad, Was As follows: For tax, 1911:
isaini, SO; Elajori,y ia favor AS.
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VT VIM. llcilnan, OF Evansville, Is
spoken Of u, the Republican candidate
Tor Congress in the First Indiana Dis
irici.
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- The report Of the Treasurer of
the Chicago Relief Committee, at In
dianaroli-. shows that $35.5.l 81 has
been coiicc,c! AMI forwarded By the
Committee.
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Il tMdcr the decision of the Su.
irrnc Court in the Sinking Fun ease.
orr Treasurer an Auditor will shortly
~ mhOm. $500 to loan out Ia The pso.
~ II eight per cent. i:crcs: IL advance.
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~ Me,srs. llcihig 4 MrNcrny, an
Emth"irn, have been busy in putin, MP
ice this week.
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THE LADYS FRIEND

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1000 RAILROAD HANDS
WANTED
TO BUYGOOD
BOOTS e. SHOES

ATR. EECK'S SHOE STORES. IN JASPER AND
IN ireland The Railroad nov being fixed fact ana
shortly 10 he completed when Is ell kinds a"
trade will be accelerated by the mighty steam horse
and everything in Dubois county pat en- new aspect
vance TO try and make his trade go quicker hy an i'm
.se reduction in prices. and offering the best ofwork
home made and Eastern. Mt from 10 20 10 per cent.
cheaper than heretofore witness the following tg-
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X c.irll the Democratic PARTY nom.
r''c county ticket ia This cuu,ty io
''r cns'ii.ig iaii election :: is n Question,
VI prcscn; agi.a,in. Tie minis OF some.
jr' MS hear f.om yo,,, brethren, throu.l
fac Courier. upon HE subject.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-01-26

Ms- Methodist Quarterly Meeting al
ireland. beginning on Saturday o. ac.t
week.
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q. a. VI. &c. u.

az Charley Egg /. expected home
shortly, having succeeded in capturing
n bride.
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n Il w OOD S

1would respectfully inform
-. the public generally, that -
~ have just received LARGE
- md we'll ASSORTED STOCK of -
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, =
HATS T. CAPS. GROCE-
RES. HARD w AR T., -
- QUEENS ARE, sc.
- tn fact, a general assortment
Of all classes Of Mcrchan-
disc, such As CLOTAiNG, =
MEMS UNDEEwARE. School
Books, aud Stationary, and
60 many other articles TO nn- -
mcrous TO mention.
| will only say. CONE and
SEE for yourselves. and be
Ia convinced. No charges Tor .
- examining goods at the
CINCINNATI STORE.
The highest market price ~
will be paid for all kinds Of
produce. ~
~ il. DUFENDACH. -
IIuntimghurg, Ind.
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- II WIS Dr. Rust. OF Holland. in
s'casi OF DR.. Dcrar, q, we stated Ia,
week, who assisted ia an,;,ui,tim. tlr
Icy OF Nj. Rlllas' boy. The chil i.
on! five years old, ana his leg va.
ken OF at tie thigh. lie is doiny
we'll.
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~&RA 4 GOOD TWO STORY
sS3 ia Hlousc in jasper. with y
fd fit6 lot i0t, feet front and $40 f;'rt
8zess85( deep. IL Offered ior sale cheap.
The house belongs 10 Mr.. Paul Egg, u
!, frame, with tour rooms, hall down
stairs aud up. Is filled IN with brick IN
The FIRST story aud rlastcsr,l. aud ccilrd
md painted M stairs. end has good
,sllar The ht has cistcrn. stable. ;sUQtl
yardctl pnlcd IN. and -, lcr convcn'cn,cs.
For further particulars apply 10 the
owner. or 10 e.. DuANE.
q: Courier Ulkcc.
NV IL Tiff.
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BLACKSMITH & WAGON MAKING SHOT

JASPER, INDIANA,
To buy cheap. For money dovn,
Come to Jasper. IRIS the t"wn:
Farmers. and all who want to buy.
CnrulI your green backs. and draw nigh;
For =. ku-hlcr has for sale
The best Plov's. Wholesale or retail;
Bnrgics. Carriages. silver bright.
with farming implements all right.
Tie McShcrcy rlow--no better made.
Come one and all. lets have trade.
Corn rlcws rnd Cultivators new.
Moving machines end Erapcrs, too:
Wagons. Of all kinds. ready dome.
Hay rakrs we're sure are No. one:
With many ether things all nice.
SO JUS, GENE in. and learn the price:
Then II you don't want 70 euy,
There u he 10 harm 'twixt ,on and I.
few good Jobs have boon made. I confess.
Whose success has depended OH copying from
They fail to give credit. and yet call II just.
With labor. skill genius 10 superntend.
New improvements make, which the public
commend:
Aud when I've succeeded and got a good
thing.
The nextihing know it's on aao,h.r machine:
Nut something else I've got to say.
I,o not forget NE In the pay.
When iron buy. or rmher. A. y"n sec,
Nothing hui money will pay from me;
50 cone and ray the old account,
AMI max. new one. good and sound;
Now do NOT put u IN to" far,
With money IN yorr pocket. and to snare.
And remeni ~, hesitate net 10 say
The work we make Mus' he q. X.
April Is. Toy SEBASTIAN MUELLER.
!
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NE w STYLE S!

TOWNSHIP BUSINESS DAYS!
Notice
rs hereby given that the undersigned,
L Trustee Of Baimbridgc Township,
will attend to all township business ut
his office, in Jasper on the last Saturday
Of each month.
All those having township business to
transact will please call on that day, as
will not attend TO business at any other
time.
cambridge Township Library
Will, until further notice. be kept Ms fol-
lows: portion at the residence OF Geo.
Mchringcr, Oh the corner Of North Main
and Lawrence streets. and a portion ut
tho Post Office in Ireland. where per-
sons entitled to the use of it. arc rcqucs-
ted to call and procure books.
Dec. q, 20. s. kUEDLER, Trustee.
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Il y very interesting revival has
'scn ~ progress AT The Union Church,
Harb!son township. aud the series Of
meetings closed on Tuesday last, will.
'"c"'y-scvcn professions Of religion.
"'d twenty-five acccssions 10 til, ". =.
church. The meetings were couductc |
l'"dcr The supervision Of Rev. Mr.. D,-
sissu,i.
~ Mr.. Rccdcr has hid or m o,l,li-
ION 10 Jasper on Tie north side. and dc.
t'gn- having a sale Of lots soon. We
need additions laid or on the West and
East side also. Mr.. Hohncrt has n Ccw.
acres that would make very eligible lot, ,
on the West. and would pay him intin-
i'c!v better in the interest on the money
they would bIiag, than they do as farm
laud.
clean tr. Our Town Board s,nul.l
hrgin to institute measures for cleaning
up The cutters. draining the ponds, ncu-
'raiizing the effects Of nth IN many MA
'cs, and compelling Inc washing
~ places that need it. in anticipation %,
we cholera the coming summer. In all
probability IL will spread all over ,hc
country next summer. and If II. AMI the
smallpox. which seems al,oto be spread.
ing generally. should catch Jasper IN II.
present dirt! fix this summer, woe DC "a
the town.
DIED : Al IL" residence Of her ,on-iu
mw, Or. NJ. Huber, near Louisville
n.y., on January 18th. 1879. OF ,vphoi,
pneumonia, Mrs. CAriiARrSr Nrrrur,-
aged 50 years.
MS announcement will be receives,
Win heartfelt grief by The many friend,
u Mrs. Murphcy in this nciyhborl,ool
where. by her genuine sympathy ant
h"nh'y disposition, she had become en-
"carcd 10 q large circle Of acquaintance
turing her twelve Years Residences /,
our Town. She was native or LELAND
""" was Possessed Of the gcncrou, dis
position characteristic Of the natives a
me Emerald Isle. Sic was a devote,
Na'h"Iic. and We are assured died IN ~,
Enjoyment OF her faith. certain Of III,
""'sc'''css OF soon being with her Re
"cc"'sr. where tri,l> and troubles mr.
not known.
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Id KNOWN. That on this 18Th day
- Of January. IN The year 1872, tho
above named plaintiff, by his Attor-
ncv. fled in the Office Of the Clerk OF
,l.c Dubois Circhit Court. his complaint
against said defendants. in Tie above in
titled cause, together with an affidavit Of
a competent person, that sail dcfcnd-
ants, Martha Cav and Erasmus Cav
are proper ana necessary parties 10
this action The same Icing for the
partition Of lands. and that said de-
Pendants. Martha Cav aud Erasmus
Cav are not residents Of tic State Of
Indiana.
Said defendants are therefore. hereby
notified Of the filing and pent!cncy Vt
said complaint against item. aud that
un.css they appear and answer or cemur
thereto. at the calling Of said cause ON
the second day Of the next Term Of said
Court. to be begun and held ut the Court
House in Jasper. on the 4th Monday IN
March. next. said complaint, and
the matters and things therein contain
eL and alleged. wiz hc heard and
III their absence.
EAZIL II. EDMONSTON, Clerk.
WILL A. TRAyLoR. Atty.
Jan. 18th. lR73-ws3. Pr SIP ~.
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yx-zV
N EW STOCK!I
THE ,Esr PR,Nls AT l2A CENTS.
MD EVERYTHING ELSE STILL CHEAPER
JOSEPH Sx:RMERSmEl VI.
Made his Extensive Purchase Of
FALL asad WINTER
DIR Y GOODS.
BEFORE THE RISE IN GOODS.
A Nu ouen,y obtained them very cheap, and Il
~ willing give his customers the benefit Of hi
guod fortune. Ills
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
snpurb and the lses, styles. while he has also the
largest stock every brought to this county Of
THE BEST
NusIins, rrsuts Delsines. Nerinos silks. Insters,
Co,tcnadcs. Lentsrys, tisnn,,s, and all.
other kinds Of i'oods 81 the la
dies and Misses. His line
Of goods for ten.
;irmcn and
Eoys.
Is
Also
unsnrrass-
cd. consisting ~
Clothing. Casimsrcs.
silk vssting. Wool wsrmusscs.
Cndcrshifts. Mats amt Caps kc~tr mud
kLops &c 6c.. almost kind ~ gnud~
you call for. Come and hr convinced he he has
the best and chrapes goulsn the county Leha also
TIE CHE PEST
C-ackerywsrc
Hardware all kinds.
| Carpenters Tools.
Trace Chains.
Tableware. and hundred other .rt'cle 81 use
anil armament ton tedious ~ mention. Persons
wanting Notions will nnd his stock the largest
\ AND MOST
I,-.rah,s IN town. xo Ahohis Groceries arc, IN qna
and price. the most
IN THE LONG RUN
shall he s.,i-ned in their dealings with him
MIL LINER
N, lss ttogc assortment ~ Ladies' m Children
HAS ~ Rsuuc,s. Call and SEQ new stock.
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EAsTERN WORK:

And SO on throughout my entire stock 81 Eastern work
On homo made work will make TO order and sell at
the following red.cti'n
Fine Boots, French calf or kip SO Formerly es 90
r;uc common Kin Root 600 - 200
Coarse .. $50 g. ESQ
cco;s 500 Z" 600
All other home made work 10 per cent. cheaper than
formerly. At this reduction mrss have the cash, a.
the need OF cash mpels me to reduce prices.
All persons indebted to earnestly requested to
ca II aud settle by cnsh note Accounts of two years
standing. settled by January !. ls.2 will be placed
in an officers hands for collection.
Oct. ~. lily H. Been.
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he dear at any price, sell euods at Gets; Int will
price, to l., si, that the clu buyers
will he ,atiGei that to.a are clcsp
Anri - II. kCEHtFR S.EEETZ.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28
Personal.

Lieut.-Governor Dss has accepted the sp-
| pointment Of deprty collector Of customs at IL
land Pond, which practically vscstes the Office
of Lieutenant governor Mr.. Secretary Clark
will again be called upon to organize the Senate
as he did two years ago.
Prof Shaw, principal of the Springfield High
School, has accepted similar position at Burr
and Burton Seminary in Manchester.
During the performance of John X. Paine E
orat orio of St. Peter, the fret day of the Jubi-
lee. Mr.. s. B. Whitley, formerly of this city,
presided at the msmmoth orgsn, an honor to
which he wss Justly entitled
Hon. William Boies. ono OF frogs sblest law
yers, died lat week.
Senator Sumner doesn't Ike gift-iakers. But
6 it i, said, ;" remarks the Toledo Biaae. 9" that
Senator Sumner's bolse is fiirlJ c1mter,d with
gift. received from cur .ePretn;%iisc> abroad
during his craftsmanship Of the coiamittce CT
foreign relations. They oyelhJW every room,
from the wine vault to the attic. Some Of them
are Of great value in commercial point of
VIEW
Sturgeon wants to yum fer Parliament.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Thumb are about to retire
VIM. H. seward has declined to deliver al Al
dress 4; Union College, on sccount Of feeble
health
Three thousand dollars have been subscribed
to build monument to John A. Andrew At
bingham. Mass.
1t is rumored that Pre- ,ent Ma D. Smith. Of
Dartmouth College, contemplates resigning ca
account OF impaired health. and Senator PItter-
son, who was a member Of the College faculty
when elected to Congress, i, suggested IS hi, sue
cessor
Services Commemorative Of tie late Parsn
Stevens we're held at Cl.rcmont, \. II , On Fri
DAY, in connection with the annual examination
Of the Stevens High School. \ eu.agy wss pro
nouncei by Col J. S Walker.
Ee-Never-#,eps, is the name Of Red Clouds
only brother, and 'ome Of the papers disresfec.-
fully speak Of hin AZ olI-Dry-Up
When Graft Brown fiat sew the lady who sub
scguently be.sme hi, wife she was " swinging on
$ gsJa in front Of country srm house His
friends consider this fact conclusive IS to HE IT.
ness for the Vice Pres'lsncy.
Not long seo, a; the White House in Wssh-
i7gtou, while Presiien; Grant Vas giving luii-
ence TO 3 delegation Of clergymen, an ola con-
pAnion-.n-arms who happen TO be present.
noticing that tie President carried in Lis hand
white hat, jocuisrly remarked " Al, General,
I see you have Greeley hat" Yea replied
the President, - merry twinkle in his eye, e. I
20 for Greeley. ss eight Year, since l went for
the rebels
VA; Whitman ;. TO be the poet Of the Dart
mouth College Commencement
Rev. Athansse Ccquerel is attracting I.-se
congregations by his preaching in London
Ws.i. the sculptor, is engaged in modelling
colossal group Of 81 !aiisn AMI buffalo
Baysri Taylor has gone 70 Germany O. spend
fes years IN litersry rambling.
Horace r. White, formerly Of vermont.
graduate Of the Episcopal Institute in thi, city.
Of Nidi.sbury College c'sss Of ls19. sad Of
Columbian College Lsv School Warrington.
class q 1871, las settied in Chicago fr tle
practice Of bis r-o.egti n.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-28
Reported for the FREQ Press and Times.
Celebra ton of St. John the Baptist
Day in Vergennes.

/ tEhsENHhs, JUNE IL
| At sn early hour this morning our streets
| evinced signs that something o. more than an
every day occurrence was to take place. The
efforts to make an attractive display had been
untiring, through the exertions of Joseph Fs-
lardo, President of the Society here, and an ex-
cellent committee of arrangements The morn
ing trsin from the south brought the society
from Midilebury, and numerous delegates from
Brandon and Rutland. At $50 procession
was formed at the hall of the society, and
headed blythe "Hine.burgh Cornet Band, . whore
services had been secured by the Vergennes So
ciety, marched TO the depot, where they vel
coined the societies from Burlington, Winoosk
81. Adams and Montreal, accompanied by the
bands from those places. The chief msrshals
for the occasion were John Amblo and Charles
leBeauf, Of Vergennes, snd numerous and COM
petent ssFistants from eSch visiting society. Ga
reaching the Stevens House, the procession was
h2lted, and the order Of exercises read BY the
President of St. John Society of Vergennes, Mr..
J. talsrdo. The procession was then marched
through our principal streets and to the arsenal
grounds, where the celebration wSs held, in the
following order;
Infant 81. John the BAptitt, with lamb, in
carriage (St. John Was beautifully represent
ed by the li;tle son OF Mr.. Chkrles Case of this
city)
society of St John the Baptist of Burlington,
lei by the Queen City Band -
Delegates from the St. Joseph Society Of Mor-
tretl.
Delegation from tn, St; Joscfh Society of Bur
lingrou.
catholic Union, Of wiaos.si, lei BY the - Wi
no5ski COrnet Band
St John Society of 5; Adams, lcI by St
Alba. Band.
6. iohn Society of Middlebury
5 John Society Of Vergennes, led BY the
Hiuesburgh Coruct Band"
Invited guests.
The whole procession was preceded by the
ealing officers Of esch association, and the
clergy, among whom Ec noticed Rev Messrs
Cunningham Of Nergenref. Primeau Of Sher-
r.nGtcn, p. Y, Ciosrec Of Burlington, CsisIy Of
It. Adams, and Mclaughlin Of Brandon
On resclinc the s-sensl srouni, the occu-
pancy Of which had been generously granted by
Capt i. II. G.bieth, the commanding officer.
short sidresses asIe inside by several gentlemen.
After which the vast audience. now estimated to
number between three snl four thousand. sat
dowa, 81 opportunity permitted, to sump,uous
repast prepared by The liiies Of Veresnnes.
At 3 o clock tlr address OF the day wsg de-
lVereI by Mons Thitsu't cf Montreal
The sdirc.s wa ia French aud being an elo-
queut art frclble speaker he held the closest
attention Of bis vast audience for more than one
hour. ITS 'aeme vas Dc The lay, We celebrate -
The celebration VS. grant success AMI r.
dec.s great credit on our French friends
large rum VIII b, re.li-sI undoubtedly .or the
benefit Of the Catholic church now building here
We should no. 10 justice 10 closing ou- report
did We not remark upon the gentlemsnlg A.
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