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"Kcep your seat" said I. rs my friend
rose to 70 81 can not help repeating
that old boomerang joke attempted Il
be played upon Cough by everybody.
pct humorist. Mark Twain. and thai
Falstaiiian jokist, the Fat Contributor
1t has been told before. but l should like
TO repeat it, stripping the story from the
falschoods by which it was formerly
emhelli>hcd"
One evening Twain and Girls found
themselves together ut the Sherman
House, in Chicago, Il. +. lbeforc the
fire.
Drifting about in search Of the pictur-
esque. they followed the human stream.
till ito Wear the metaphor thread bare
they stranded OH a bar. Mr.. Cough
was staying ut the house at the time. and
being unwell.had retired early. A bright
idea struck Twain's restless mind. Lets
send him up cocktail"
Idea voted good and acted upon.--
Waiter arrived at Mr.. Coughs room =
"Somc mistake : never touch LIQUOR
W alter positive Mr.. Cough more so.
On the way down it occurred to the
darkey that it was Il pity the cocktail
should be wasted. so he drank it, and re-
ported AL right" at the bar. Twain
and Girls, intensely delighted. thought
they had caught the lecturer mapping
Lets send him up another" said Girls.
Same result; cocktail receipted home
by darkey. Excitement at fever heat.
Give him brady, strong" shouted
Twain.
Disappearance Of darkey-aitto cock
tail. Report satisfactory. and the pre-
cious pair put their heads together, and
were connecting plan to mix liquors
on the temperance man, when Mr..
Cough entered the bar-room, approach
ed our heroes. and said
IL am afraid you rest under a misap-
rrehension. Seeing that | was being
made the victim of some practical Joke.
/ followed the waiter down, and saw
him drink the liquor that supposed
you thought had used. You will please
refrain from sending any more up. as |
have not felt the need Of such drinks
for year."
When the subject is brought up now
TO Twain, he says the Fat Contributor
retired within himself like a creased
telescope but further saws that he
CTwain) twas never in Chicago: didn't
know that there was Sherman House.
Sc. sc.
Well-take care of yourself!
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TItis said that the sleepipv

r--It is said that the sleeping coaches
Of the Erie Railway Co., which will
soon be put OH the road, will run to Chi
cago without change, Notwithstanding
the great difference in the gauges Of the
roads over which they are to run. Over
the Erie road they will of course run on
wheels of six-foot guage. AT Buffalo
the cars will run under hosting ma
chimes. which will lift the cars from the
broad guage trucks. Should this new
ist thing in rairoading prove successful.
it will relieve the public from many an
noyances from varying railroad guagcs.
of which there are i've. including the
marrow guage." in The country. The
attempt some years ago to make car
wheels movable on their axles, so as to
accommodate different guages. it was
thought at the time would fill the re-
qurements, but it has not been tried 10
any great extent on passenger cars, but
1t has to some extent on freight cars. the
shifting being done by running the cars
upon gradually convcrging or diverging
tracks. until the narrow or broader
gnage is reached. Then the wheels are
again locked.
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The Cleveland Leader" describes the
Bergh Palace Hog car: "Whcn the
swine wish to slumber they blow wills
tie made from the tail Of brother who
has gone before.the conductors enter and
conduct them to hot Russian bath i'm
the rear end OF the car, after which thew
are rubbed down with rough towels. a
lunch of old boots and ice-crcam fur
nished. Not a squeal is heard on these
cars. nothing but grunts of satisfaction.
and skilled musician puts in from eigh-
teen to twenty-iour hours day PLAYING
on cottage organ. and singing ballads
AS the Ham Fat Man." "Thc watch on
the Rhine" "When the Pigs Come
home etc. In fact, life is one perpetual
holiday on the hog trains until they ar
rive within few miles of Jersey City.
when the train is stopped. steam-fire
engine throws stream of choroform
into each ear, and the inmates sink into
.lumber from which they do not awaken
IN this world of trichnn, butcher knives.
smoked ham, head-cheese and DEATH"
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ly1VCHU is STlMULANT. and Of itself may f,il 10
- effect cure. but Buchu. when sri-nhcat.ly com
bhed with Eronide If Potassium aud other ingredients
produces sedaNe effect, aud healthy action
nus increasing the powers of digestion al,ying irrita-
sl reducing All unnatural swelings stopping pain and
inflammation. and causing the repairs and nurinents In
the human body he than the wastes thus pre-
venting decomposition and decay and gives nonrisl-
meht. health and Niror 10 the svstcrn
MY ~ NHt L. good Tor all diseases arising
cesses such ~ weakness and Pain in the Back Legs
trembling IN the region Of the Heart. Weak Nerves.
ia'lid 'ounienance. bryness of IA. skin, Scraiua
SyphiIs. ~ It's many forms Ulcers and Tnmors
" Your system is affected by any of the above synp
toms and diseases relief is at hand Get hottie Of NJ
Rurhu and Bromide of Potassium at once and YOU NAV
rely on being cured
know Just what say. MY record as a Cnrppounder
OF Medicine IL second to no man in the Southwest
TWENTY-FIVE thirty ago as NV fellow -citiypns
IN the city IN which nov dwell have cured more REQ.
pie ~ varuns diseases than all the uhy scans Ieris
VIE PM together. Undoubtedly. for every sn-e ra-
ten ihni any Louisville physician hes have urlred
am no npsiart of ycs'crily NJ Medicines arc sue
ccs>a great srccess Louisville is not large crouch ,r
Patent Medicine Trade here one aud anoihcr has ,ricd
ny copying after me- here in Louisville to compete viii
me hutonc after another their guns have been s.ence'
fn' their efforts hAv. been anortive
NV Medicines good and answer tie nurnasc--that
IS inc secret "f nay success. Nv reputation AS con-
poier IL good reliable articles is fully csfais he'd
ne"vc my Buchu and bromide Of roiassii.rr l. the
best article now in the market for the cure Of all dscs
IS OF the urinary OF genita-urinary creams such a.
Nocturnal nconneuce irritallity tof the isdd,r and
rrthra inflammation of the re,is Of the Kidney and all
that class ~ diseases
Buy dollar bottle and be cured V,e per directions
IN all cases. JOHN BULL, II. ID.
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"A CTURE
TO YOUNG MEN.

Just Published. in Sealed Envelope Price aix
a Lecture on the Nature. Treatment sna
Radical Cure 81 SrrgwsToRnHrA or Seminal weaknsss
Involuntary Emissions. Sexual Debility. and Impede
ncnts 10 Marriage generally: Nervousness. ConsumD-
on Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical capscity
resulting from Sclf-Abuse &c BY ROBERT J. CCL-
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The world renowned author in this admirable Lecture
clearly proves from his own experience that the swfsl
consequences Of Self Abpsc may he eecualIy 81
without medicines and without dangerous gical cps
rnti"ns honges. Instruments. rings cordiais. point
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA!

Sr. Iowa April 20.
DR. JouS BrTL.-Dear sir. Knowing the efficiency Of
your Sarsaparia. and the healing and beneficial qna
ties possesses, Isend you the following statement Of
my
was wounded about two years ago--was taken rris-
oncr and confined for six months. Being moved so Of
ten. my wounds have not healed yet. have sat up
a moment since was wounded. am shot through the
hips Ny general health Is impaired. and need some.
thing to assist nature. have more faith in your Sar-
saparilla than anything else wish that to he genu.
inc. Please express me half dozcnhotlos aud oblge
CArTAIN &. r. JOHNSON.
r. =. Mr. Johnson was the son Of skiilful surgeon.
His mother recommended to her friends. and for many
wears used my Sarsaparilla with perfect success In
scrofua and Fcversores Mrs johnson states that the
cures effected were almost miraculous Read my Jour.
nal Tor extended information and advice in Your case
NY Journal contains certificates Of eminent persons
ministers and medical mcnmen who known here in
this conmnntyfo for integrity and vcracity. have re-
Gently received n most remarkable certificate from an
eminent gentleman Of Louisville. JOHN BULL
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II We take pleasure in noticing &C.
tive preparations for work on the +. +.
+. 4 5. w. Railroad. The timber is
all cut offbetween here and Evansville. a
force Of about fifty men are throwing
the flat Immediately west of town
The timber for trussel near town will
all be on the ground this week together
with ten thousand feet Of two inch lum-
Der for road crossings.
Capt. Woodward with a large force
VIII commence Monday, April lst. al
Kings store, to prepare the road bed
Ties are coming in rapidly, and every
indication is favorable for a speedy
completion Of the work. Boonvil
Enquirer.
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B U L l. S
W orn Destroyer
EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.

NIi.LASow. NALsEr Co.. GA. !
.rne -.
DR. J0BS BrII-Deer Sir: have recentiy given you'
orm Destroycr several trials and lind II wonde fril,
eeaeous II has not failed in single istanc. to hay,
The vi shed Tor effect. am doing pretty large coInr,
practice and have daily for article OF the kind
am. sir. most respectfully,
JULIUS y. CLEMENT u
p. $. So unqualified and numerous are the tes ino-
mails in favor of my Worm Destroyer that new xuaper
space Is entirely too small to tell its merits
IL Is all inailible remedy for worms Try IL and hs
convinced. See my Journal for more fri description
JOHN BULL.
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TIA PRIVATE letter from Rev. DR..
Daily. of New Orleans to DR.. Raw.ins.
OF Indianapolis, dated March 18th, saws :
" Roses in bloom, peach trees have been
in full bloom for two weeks. Peas in
bloom. corn IL up and straw bcrries arc
ripssing.
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We do not advertise to sell trashy Goods that would
be dear any price. sell goods NJ cots: In, wi
Guarantee our prices 70 hc uch ihat The closest buyer.
will be satfed that our good are cheap
April - IL. KrffLER 4 BRETy
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HCIsRAH FOR THE
II a lrO adj!
I O + A II nj e RS.
WORKS AT
S. Il UEBLE RS.
BLACKSMITH & WAGON MAKING SHOP

To buy cheap, for money down,
Come to Jasper. IT s the town:
Farmers. aud all who want to buy
Tbrull your grsen-backs. and draw siahs
For =. ku-bl-r has for sale
The hest Flows. wholesale or retail;
Knrgies. Carriages. silver bright.
Will farming implements all right.
The Mcshorey Flow- no better made
Come on. and all. lets have a trade.
Corn piows and Cuiiiyators new,
Moving machines end Renpsrs. toe;
Wagons. Of all kinds. ready done.
Hay rakes we're sure are No one;
With many other things all nice
so just core in. and learn the price:
Then II you don't want to Ouy
Ther%'ll be no harm 'twixt you and I.
few go,d Jobs have been made I confess
Whose success has depended on copying frsn
Rn, unlike the prinier-to borrow who Hsss--
They fail To give credit. and YET call it Just.
With labor. skill. genius to sup~rintsAd.
New improvements make. which the public
commcnd:
Aud wher I've succeeded and got coed
thing.
The neAtihing know It's on saotAsr N Aissi
But something else I've got to say
DO not forget me in the pay.
when iron hny or lumber. ~ YOU see.
Nothing but money will pay FROM me:
So come and pay the old account
And make new or. good and sound:
Now do not put IL CT too far.
with money In your pocket and to srars.
And remember hesitate not 10 say
The work We make must he q X.
Arrii IL. toy SEBASTIAN KuEBLHR.
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MANUFACTURE AND vrxpER or rux CsIvsRATyp

ccleh-af ed claims
a l"rf superiority overall rsn.di,s everoaor Il The
rbic for the SAFE AAprInxasrNT cure of Auur
an fcNer. or ths aud feser neither 81 Short or long
STAINING lie refers 20 the entire western ana Suoufl
western country 70 bear him feSfinon, The truth Of
me h>seron thai in no whatever will iail a. cure
~ the directions are strictly followed nrt In r great
many cases s'nge dose Has been sufficient fur d cirr
and whole families have been cured ~ .inrlr battle
Win perfect restoration of the general health II H.
however prudent and in every certain cure.
" its use Is continued IN smaller doses for week ~
alter tn. disease has bee checked ecail, III an
hcMi and long-sianding Usually This medicinp
viii not require any aiA to Keep The Vow good order
should the patient. however REQUIRE cathar,ic redi
cine. after having taken three 81 tho Toni
single dose 81 BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will be sufficient
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House and Lot for sale.

AA 4 GOOD TWO STORY
&M SsIA Ahousc in Jasper, with n
8a lot 100 feet front and 100 feet
SsSdccp, is offered for sale cheap.
The house belongs to Mr.. Paul Egg, is
a frame, with four rooms, hall down
stairs and up, is filed in with brick in
the first story and plastcrct, and ceilcd
and painted up stairs, and has good
cellar. The lot has cistern, stable. good
garded palcd in. and other convcnienccs.
For further particulars apply to the
owner, or to &. DoANE,
AT Courier Office.
Nov. II. TIT.
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Real Estate Agency.
l.. JONES 4 co.

OFFICE-In Fisher & McMahin's
Building, Geiger Street,
HUNTINGBURG. INDIANA.
DEAL ESTATE bought and sold.
- taxes paid, abstracts Of title furnish
ed, &c. Letters of inquiry. pertaining
to real estate transactions, promptly an
swered, and advice and information con-
corning Real Estate in Dubois, Spencer.
Pike and Orange counties furnished free
of charge.
TERMS.-Our rates 81 commission for selling prom
erty will be five per cent when sold by us and two
and half per cent IL withdrawn from sale before the
time OF the contract expires. sold by any other
parties When property is placed our hands for OK
change full rates Of commission will charged when the
exchange is effected
Jan. 18th, '72-ly.
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XLnp CONGREss-2D SESSION.

SENATE. .... wAsHEGTON. April g. 1872.
The VICE president laid before the Senate
the resolutions adopted by the House OF Representatives
In relation 10 the death Of Prof Morse, and motion Of
Mr. SUMNER Csep. MassJ they were temporarily laid
GsIde.
Mr. THURMAN Dem, Ohio gave notice that
Thursday oext he would call up G. Abbott
who claims d seat as Senator from North Carolina.
INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS.
Al the expiration OF the morning hOur tbe senate re-
suIDed the Consideration OF the Indian Appropriation
bill The bill gave rise 70 the annual discussion Of our
Indian policy, aud continued all day.
Nj Wight (Isep., Ind moved TO amend the apPro-
the Teton SIOUX Indians III Montana from
taOOO TO ty(00OO.
HT SAWYER (Rep., e. c. said that the Secretary Of
ie Interior thought the s5OO0O necessary order TO
feed and take care of those Indians because II they
fere vi operations the line or the Northern
Pacific Railroad, and IT would then become necessary TO
spend a greater sun in fighting them.
Mr. Schulz (Kep, MOI introduced bill In reference
10 ne carriage freight and passengers by the Union
Pacific Railroad and It's branches. 80 49,. -, -,
Railroad branches chartered a. the time,
operated continuous oonEcted line and that hey shosd
DGste against each oibeT ss 10 u OF 4s VI IL any obei
ss sistss that some branch roads complain that they
3senHse Agoil 10 violation tbt law hnd a. Temeo Wo
Of The COMPANIES sesnesei may commence sur or suits
equity Circuit Court Of the United states ofin
ssy Court having jOdeOn and that The tna beAnng
Judgment Tor all damages sniano by Tie CON
Judgments by seqDesaOn BY trccu
d sale q The road aud bDeb and ceemtd necessary may
Ioresre Of The charter Of TIE Offending company
provides IN all where the UBon Psotc Rail
and The bnebs Of them cannot agree upon mt io oe
:. tbs secretary Interior sa notice the
Is ~ , .be5 sas r. tsdss Oh The interested
, II taD ,ls refuse q sbe 6y b decision be nay
sfsed and so such tefDs and conditions 81 M lay
ssntc report sb facts 10 tt fIssden' Of e United
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,ed n pocketbook containing
pRDVIDENCE NJ T. CONFERENCE

WORCESTER, April 3.-The NewEngland
Conference has been unusually extended. The appoint
ments were read and Bishop Ames left for the Vermont
Conference yesterday. The Rev L. X. Thayer Ia pre-
siding the Conference until the committee invcsti-
eating certain charges against the Rev. Mr. Hall,
active and estmable member OF the Conference should
report upon his character The Committee were In SEES
sion nearly all night OF tho Ist inst and 1880 IN
this morning, when decision reached fully exOner
ating. the reverend gentleman lie fully acquitted OF
All the charges and specifications brought against him
AB ths case engaged much Of public attention n few
weeks back IL Is eIniDently worthy that Mr. Halls limo
cence should be fully published Quit "A number OF the
Inembersi pf the Conference present even nj the
very late hour OF the night when the COMMITTEES re-
turned 10 report Much qualification pressed AT
the result, and Mr.. Hall given re-
lnon az his own request The Rev. DIR. Ncwha ~ Lynn
led the Conference IN prayer and thus closed this inter
csting session OF the NJ. T.. Conference.
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

Hugh Miller Thompson, u. d., Rector of
Christ Church, at Fifth-aye and Thrtyffthst, is dey
ering series Of lectures Church History The next
lecture will take place tomorrow, at 81 y. III.
The regular Saturday Evening Reception of
the Lotos Club the first under the auspices OF the
Directory will be gwen tonight at the Clubhouse, No
rvingpace. There is mistaken impression that 1t Will
be given elsewhere.
The address of the Very Rev. Thomas
Burke the Irish Dominican, before tie Xavier Alumni
SOdaity is given at the chapel in West Fifteenth
ST.. al 4 O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon Catholic young
gentlemen whether members Of the Society or not are
Invited TO attend.
Several plans for redistricting the Wards of
Brooklyn which had been laid before the Committee Of
seventy-fve were fully discussed last evening and a
decision was indefinitely postponed The Committee has
little hope OF the vi the proposed Guy Char
ter by the Legislature.
Dr. Belows's address on "Music Socially
Considered" which to have been delivered before
the Orpheon Choral Society yesterday morning at Stein
way Hail. has been postponed, out OF respect 10 the
memory the late Prof Morse to April 80 at the Acad
envy Music, when it will form part of the exercises Of
the annual Spring tide Festival OF the Society.
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POLICE NOTES.

James johnson pleaded guilty in the Court Of
General Sessions Yesterday charge Of stealing the Of the Rev.
Father Peniensry mOHthA
XMrs Emeline Scudder of No. 20S West Twenty
joste by strange Futont yeenlsy and
serwG missed her wallet containing $50 aud proo
for $3.50
Samuel S. Laerbinger, travelling agent for ".
Weiss Co. Of No - Waker brought this city estery
Buffalo locked mp Police leldl lie gabed away
$3.50 worth samples and squlBdeel collected from
Of the lrn.
James Grainey snatched pocketbOOk containing
52 from the hand Of Miss Adele v By Mercerst, 1hunda
held for trial by Justice Downg yesterday benjamin Wilson
charged with attempting break Deckerof Rafloe
store No. "A Leonsrl-si also held for trial
The GlamOrgan soap factory Of Messrs. PendlcOn
Sheffield twOsOry brick building at Sowck aud Van Brunsts
Brooklyn caught ere last evening and burned with the machinery
The building belonged the Kelsey and
$1,000 b. the Whamsbuh City and other companies Loss
stock and machinery about $20 insured by several New
MAMIE.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

S. Nicholas Hotel-Gov c. c. Washbmrn OF
PsrSgusy the Hon Charles Foster NJ Ohio the Hon IT, o.
Istrts ~ baltimore H. Iahrop Of Washington, o. H. unRs"
% unmiaIs Nsssno Taxi Akra Nakno OF the Japanese
Embassy Gisy HoHse-Gov T. NJ MeCooke o. COLORADO d.
IJ,~e.jo, UofI Nilsson .Erertu House hehy
jarrett Of London Mar sintosch and Miss Annie noass
Newfoundland Hoxl-Mlle DuvA Breoort H0rf-thsfes
Peterson and Robert NJ Hooper PhihdePha and Lieut.
Chadwick. L. Navy 81 Dens .h Pr d vii.
Hams olste - Metropolitan Hoftl-Te Hon W. r. Roberts u "
Of New liauDhc and Judge lppnooN
Of Coleman Houshe Hon Jesse X brght q hol
ana HOuSe-Gen. Hoffman L. A. and Jnlge hoeet
Cochran Of White Plains N Y,.d0r H0useGeD D. D.
of Albany and Gen A. Merritt Of Possm NJ ..fVIh-htsI
cGepersl burnside Rhode Island erCongrssman benheu
buffalo CLAYTON MoMchAe Of The Fhdephsa N"M h"e'c1" o
Cant Piper of WestP Point
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There fun Cabinet session to-day, all Che mem
bers being present excepting Secretary Deano, though
he Interior Department represented by Gen. Cowan,
Assistant Secretary. The business unimpOrtant,
relating entirely matters Of Department routine The
Granville note wac not under consideration to-day
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at LATELY VISITED AN AUNT Of mine residing

at LATELY VISITED AN AUNT OF mine residing
a, Hallway Onondass County n IT, whites NJ Dyer r. Sson Of
whit, h Warrington Comfy n. T. and found her IN very poor
health suffering with quite cough which had for some years pre-
us during the Winter months kept her confined to The room pretty
uh ali e time Recommending Dr. J.rsrs EDEcroRAsr she con-
p, 10 y H. and The altogether atfac'oy % the follow
inc ,,,o, from letter. received from uncle atudAnsy
shows." .
yon, erent yiu far as wife concerned seemed rrovden
a Por two or succession he has teen sd up WIN
nbborn eoueb and Just before ARRIVAL set ses re-
Az know se see ah some AAm
about her and On procured " james BIpeco
nt The eject epectatons ba not ouy eH ed
he, lint brought about and her health letter to-day
than 1t was previous 10 being hrt attacked
A CARD, FROM HENRY WARD BEEcHER AND
N. a
Butler HEALTH LIT ana nave &c
rived grest be cohmend this system 20 the
Of all persons svotobs severely tar the p arc m az c
neryoa. system thorough erete wh ht,e Ia
ugue. with but little loss Of tine - n
HENRY WARD bEEcHER, WV IVES buppiH"io',
WAYLAyD HoYr ~ N ssupprh,
EossA. DAVID MOoRy, j.,
G,o " PpSrycosr Ia N. CHAPMAN
Health IN Rooms for Gentlemen Park Bank Finding Hi
Brosdway go Bosiway twin Aph 49, 70 No ~ FhhaVe
above Madison square,. ,n