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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-02-16
A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN

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Involuntary Emissions. Sexual Debility. and lmpcdi.
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The world renowned author In This admirable Lecture
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF uOUNTERFEITs!

smiths Tonic Syrup hss been countsrteited. and
the counterfeiter brought 70 grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have Dr. John Bulls private
Stamp each bottle. DR. John HULL only bar the RICH,
10 manufacture and sell the original John Smiths Tonic
Syrup. Of Louisville, Kentucky. Examine well the label
on each bottle. II my private stamp is not each
bottle do not pnrchsse, you will be deceived. -
See my column ADVERTISEMENT and my show card.
will prosecute any one infringing my right The genu
ine smiths Tonic Syrup can only be prepared by my
self.
Tux PrsLic's SEKvASr,
DR. JOHN Bull.
Louis willie, Kentucky, March 3. ls7l.
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IL Considerable excitement anon.
snme Of the "wounded birds" i'm town
this week. over the communication OF
"R. t." in last weeks Courier. &"
for him gentlemen. we'll give you room
10 ventilate your ideas.
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To COnsumptives.

The advertiser having been mansniy cured ofthat
Tread disease, Consumption. BY a simple remedy, Is
.nxous TO make known to his fellcw sufferers the
cure To all who desire II. he will send copy OF the
prescription used, tree Of charged with tn. directions
for preparing and using the same which they will find
sure cure for CoS@ MILTON. ASTHMA. BRoxcH etc
Parties wishing the prescr p,on will please address
Nov. 10y. Rev. EDwAkD A. WILSON.
20t South Third ST., WILLIAMSBURG, n. y.
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As Mr.. James S. Stewart has bought
the lot in Ireland on which the drinking
saloon stood. paying Mr.. Wolvcn csc
advance on what he paid. And now the
)ongings fora teddy are no longer salts
Hed in Ireland, and the guzzlers arc
mourning.
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IL School Examination Of Mr.. Sol.
ricrccs school, in, Columbia tow nship.
last Friday, WINS very satisfactory to the
patrons. Some Of the children exhibit
ted talcntsa as speakers, which if proper
ly cultivated, may develop young Daniel
Webstcrs. uo
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o. Mr.. Levi Ferguson, the popular
and efficient Auditor of Pike county,
favored us with a call this week. lie
represents matters in Pike as moving
along smoothly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-02-16

NJ Messrs. Hornaday & Go. are build.
ing a Fat boat ut Portersvillc. to load
with corn, for the Southern market.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-02-16

~ Lcut began Wednesday, with y
good many big heads in Jasper. whose
"wncrs had taken on So much few
days before. that their stOmache would
naturally refuse much to eat for the mex,
forty days.
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PREACHING Rev. n. +. Boring will
preach in the PROTESTANT church i'm JAS
per, on Sunday, Feb. 18th, 1872, at IL
o'clock, A. nj. The public arc invited.
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NTtThe revival'continues in ireland
with great success, and the liquor saloon
is about played out Great rejoicing
in che village thevcat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-02-16

az The County Auditoris happy. It's
a boy deputy weighs several pounds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-02-16

ry Messrs. Mehringcr and Gramrl--
pacher are looking for their machinery
sor their planning mill and wood factory
10 arrive at LuOgootcc, every day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-02-16

WARLIKE. Slight brush last Friday
between County officer and Deputy
County officer. First blood for the Dep
my. Cause-tanylefoot and unamiabili-
~.
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or Charley Egg is expected home
shortly. having succeeded in capturing
bride. Jasper Courier.
We presume he intends to raise his
own ''littlc chicks" hereafter. - Cannot
ION Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-02-16

plf the ground hog didn't see his
shadow on the 2d inst, and git" in his
hole. he had better seek shelter some
where Quick. or his toes will freeze
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or Portcrsvillc saw mill Of Lcming
4 Go. is running night and day 10 sup
ply the demand for lumber, having n
contract from Mcssrs. Jacob Lemon and
.. +. Hobbs for oil the walnut lumber
they can furnish. which these gentlemen
design shipping to New Orleans in fiat
boats, and thence to New York city.
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as Father Briggs was bailcd out OF
iail Yesterday. by a combination of his
neighbors who believe him innocent Of
intent to harm Vincent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-02-16

" Spring, Summer and winter in all
III cir rigors this week. The Doctors
chuckle in anticipation Of the fees al
most in sight.
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or A ball at McNerny's Tuesday
night. and a remarkably happy act OF
men next day, ALLOWING to Lent being SO
close ut hand.
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California has hired State tree
planter at $I5,OOO year.
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Real Estate Agency.
I-4.JONES e. co.

OFrIcE-Im Fisher & McMahin's
Building, Gcigcr Street,
HUNTlNGBU re. INDIANA.
DEAL ESTATE bought and sold,
~ taxes paid, abstracts of title furnish
cd, &c. Letters of inquiry. pertaining
to real estate transactions. promptly an
swered, and advice and information con-
corning Real Estate III Dubois, Spencer,
Pike and Orange counties furnished free
of charge.
TERMS.-Our rates Of commission for selling prop
crty will be Ave per cent. when sold by US, and
and half per cent. II withdrawn from sale before the
time of the contract expires or sold by any other
parties. When property l. placed our hands for
change full rates 81 commission viii charged when the
exchange is effected.
Jan. 12h, '12ly.
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JASPER, INDIANA.
To buy cheap. for money down,
Come to Jasper. IT q the town: t
FARMERS and all who want to buy,
Unroil your green backs. and draw nigh;
For 8. Kuebier has for sale
The best Flows. Wholesale or retail; ef
fugyies. Carriages. silver bright.
with farming implements all right.
The McShorcy plow--no better made
Gene one and all. let's have trade. .H
Corr. Flows and Cnltivators new,
Moving machines end Rcapcrs. toe;
Wagons. of all kinds, ready done.
Hay rskes we're sure are No. one;
with many other things all nice.
50 Just come in. and learn the price,.
Then II you don't want 70 Guy,
There'll lie no harm 'twixt you and =. -
Few good Jobs have been made. / caI,fsrs,
Whose success has depended on copying from
Bnt unlike the prnter--to borrow Who muss--
They fail TO give credit. and yet call II just.
with labor. skili genius 10 >uperinteud. 4f.
Nav improvements make, which the public
commsnd;, tNh
Aud when I'VE succeeded and got good
J, thing, M.t n MAfT VN r b
The pcxtthinx know it's on asothsr machine!
Hat something else I've %. 20 say,
Do not forget me IN the pay.
When iron huy, " Lumbar. a. You zee,
Nothing but money will pay from me; Urft .r
80 come and pay the old aceOHnt,
And make new one. good and sound; '
Now do not put Y M 700 far,
WITH money IN ycw pcctet. and 10 srcre.
And remember. bhs-itase net n say
mi Vi. nv SEBASTIAN xrrRIss
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NJ The School Trustees Of Jasper
advertise for proposals to build "tirad-
I'd School House," in that town, but do
not state whether Il IL TO be grade Of
twenty feet per mile or loss. = Cannelton
Enquirer.
AS they will probably be in need Of a
Drumb to heat il when completed, it is
possible they might be induced to grade
It low enough TO suit Canne!ton, and se-
cure the one there. s e -@aNr
i'. q
Died On February 3, 1872. at his
residence in cambridge township, Mr..
ALEXANDER Corn, aged "a years. AL
eek, as he was Familiarity known by a
large circle OF acquaintanccs, was raised
IN this township from boyllood, and was
universally respected as an honest. up
right citizen. \ lie leaves a wife and fam
lily, who have the sympathies Of the en-
Tire community. ... 4t
Also. on February -, Mr.. GroRGr
NVpolrrI, or pur,crvvi!lc.
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MILLIN ERY

TIE bss si.o ,snse s.scvmeet 81 tAhss end GkdY~p
7sss s,d Ror-e,s. Call ard sec rcs s.~st
~. ~ 1871 ,usrvE SvNWrnsEerN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-25
ZINE SPORT AHEAD.
Two Day. rrot.Ins this week.

Two Days TrOtting this Week.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the 9th
and 18th insts., we are promised something
extra in the way of trotting at the Nash
vile Driving Park. In order to induce
owners to Bring out their horses, the pro-
prietor, Mr. Woodruff, has offered liberal
purses, and the number Of entries which
ne publish will give some idea Of the char
acter Of the different races. We give the
programme as follows:
TUESDAY, Aug. q, 1872.-No. /. Purse
$50 for horses that have never trotted bet
ter than $40; $50 to first, SIS to second, So
10 third:
j. Bostiek enters g Bay John; Maj.
Bean enters b b Stonewall; McClaugherty
enters b Billy; M. Speers enters b N
lobe; j. Bland enters br m Judy; S. G.
Black enters m Lizzie B.; w. v. Rich
ards enters Grey Diamond; w. II. SpaldiDg
enters Red Buck.
SAME DAY-No. 2. Purse, S160, for
horses that have never trotted better than
ESQ; Sl0O to first, $40 to second and $40 to
third. u. Daniels enters s. In. GipseY
Maid; j. Browne enters blk. m. Rachel
Horton; Watson & Bro. enter W. z. Jim
Snow.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 28, l872-No. 8.
Purse, 500, for horses that have never
trotted better than 300; $50 to first, SIS to
second and $40 10 third. G.. j. Fuller en-
ters b. N. Maggie Coleman; w. Il. Linck
enters Or. G.. Nipper; Z. Geers enters 81. g.
Black Douglas. SO -
SAME DAY.-No. purse $500 for horses
that have never trotted faster than 2:45;
$50 to first; $50 to second; $50 to third.
q. Daniels enters S. II. Gipsey Maid; O.
Towles enters B. q. Lagganier; Watson q
Bro enter w. q. Jim Snow; Il. Payne en-
ters B. 81. Pachon, sired by Geo. u. Patch
en-, dam By Ole Bull. Pools viii be sold
On the above races at the Merchants Ex-
change on Monday morning and night.
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RerSOunI.

Nat Dortch and Tom Morris returned
last evening from Red Boiling Springs in
Macon county, looking as gay as two year
olds.
S. Sickles, formerly connected with the
house of G. Rice & Co., but now travelling
for +. w. Gerding & Co.'s liquor house,
Louisville, was in the city yesterday among
his old friends.
WIN. COMPTON, having secured the old
and reliable stand for twenty years occu-
pied by James Turner q Bros, No. SO
North Market street, resumes the general
grocery business with an elegant and sea-
sonable stock, and will be glad to see his
old customers and make new ones.
Mr.. John Ferris, of Nashville, was in the
city last week, and also on Monday last.
He was formerly citizen of this place and
student of Andrew College, and left this
city very young man TO strike out into the
battle of life. His success is another evil
dence of the results of patience and labor,
accompanied. with the determination to
ascend the ladder of fame and fortune. He
has made for himself considerable reputa-
ton as a lawyer, and was recently elected
County Judge over one of the most popu-
lar men of his county, Gen. I. Smiley. He
is visiting bis friends and relations In this
place and Humboldt, and also as delegate
to the Grand Division of the Sons Of Tenn
perance, now in session at that place
Trenton NeleS.
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THE cR1LDREx's GRAND JUBILEE
Three Nights of Delightful Music
Next Week.

Three Nights of Delightful Music
-. Next Week.
The Grand Jubilee of over 1000 voices
embracing all the schools of South Nash
vile, viz: Elm Street and Claiborne Chapel,
Methodist; Cottage and Westminster, Pres
byterian; Trinity and st. Paul, Episcopal;
Fraley's Mission, Cumberland Presbyterian;
Ash Street, Christian; and Central Baptist
will begin next Tuesday night and continue
until Thursday night. Two mass re ear
sails have been held in the Exposition build
ing, the third and last will be this evening.
The grand choruses are accompanied by
fifteen large organs and pia ios with bass
drums in several choruses. The singing is
grand--ths selections being the very best
of this class of music, and printed especial
ly for the occasion. The programme for
each night will be changed and new music
added. The opening chorus "The Jubilee"
is perfect gem and is sung alternately by
the girls and misses, the boys and men,
"Shall we Meet" sung by
one hundred young ladies with
full chorus. Eyes, Well Meet" is another
gem. "LOok on the Right" "Crown Him."
"Rally, Rally" with number of others,
are soul-stirring songs. In several pieces
the entire number beat the time for the in
struments, and to see 1000 hands waving
in concert with the baton of the Condu ctor
is really an enhancing sight. The "Ac.ion
Song" very attractive feature, and should
be slng every night. This is 3 new enter
tainment entirely to Nashville public and
will meet with great success. The solo
with one hundred voices can be plainlsy
heard, while the chorus fills the building in
every part. No one VIII attend the Jubi-
lee without feeling the better afterwards,
the effect is to bring out that better part of
man. The whole grand affair is an honor
to the Sabbath Schools engaged and more
over real benefit to scholars, officers and
teachers. Everybody should attend the
Jubilee. The building has been cleared
and an audience of three or five
thousand can he comfortably seated.
The entrances are Cd Vine and Spruce
streets. The Amphitheatrs extenGing
clear across the building at the Broad street
entrance. The price of admission will be
25 cents for old and young and the proceeds
will be given to the schools engaged, FIVE of
which are mission schools.
The management of the jubilee is under
Hugh Carroll, Esq, w. N. Mccarthy, Hill
McAlister, w. B. Thompson, Leonard
Parkes, Chas. Sheppard, r. A. Fraley, W.
81. Wharton, and E. DeLaRue, Superin-
tendants. Mr.. John Fl. Campbell is the
Conductor, the Organist and Pianists en-
brace number Of our NEST talented young
performers. The jubilee is bound to be
the greatest success ever attained by any
similar entertainment offered to a Nash
Vile public.
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ANDREW JOHNsON.

The Great Fermentation Last Nigh.
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New Advertisements.

Fine closed carriage for sale.
The large and commodiOus house Nc.
10 South Cherry street for rent.
w. G. Hurt is candidate for council
man from the seventh ward.
From the first ward Hugh Douglas is an
nounced for alderman, and w. II. Perry
and n. B Hamilton for councilmen.
r. M. Herbert has been appointed ad.
ministrator of the estate Of Gen. Joel A.
Battle, decd. See notice.
Abram Smith gives notice that the booths
and other ground privileges during the
week of the colored fair are now ready for
sale at a stated price. -
Joseph B. PurdY, Maiden Lane, New
York, has political goods Of all kinds, fire.
works, flags, lanterns, torches, etc.
Yeatman, Shields & Co., have an attrac-
tive auction sale on Tuesday next.
The next session of the Edgefeld Female
Seminary, Mrs. Henri Weber, principal,
commences Sept. 2.
Dr.. w. 81. Morgan dentist, has returned
to the city.
Special meeting of the Board of Trade
Monday evening at O'Clock.
Arlington, Farrar & Weakley offer fol
sale two neat cottages in West Nashville
kissing id the Dark is the title of q new
piece of music by D. L. Staples & Co.
Allen, Michigan.
See chaDcery notice of j. n. Allen, G
s. NJ, CheathaEl county.
D. Loveman & Co., have made another
reduction in prices.
Call on S. =. Bass for Alderman and
W. II. Parrish and T. J. Yarbrough for
Councilman of 6tb Ward.
VIM. Compton, who was recently burnt
out, has resumed business at the old stand
formerly occupied by James Turner
Brothers, 36 Nortl. Market.
Among our announcements this morning
will be found that of James A. Steele, can
didate for Alderman from the First Ward.
w. G. Collier & Co. have an immense
stock of school books which they are SELL
ing at cost.
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Religious notices

First Presbyterian Church. - Preach.
ing at 103 o'clock A, NJ. by Rev. W.
G. Dunlap, Of Louisiana, who viii also of.
ficiate at the funeral of the late Howell
Webb, at P. NJ. No night services.
Claiborne Chapel.-Divine service at
II A. NJ. by the Rev. John A. McFerrin,
and at P. NJ. by the Rev. II. D. Hogan.
Union Chapel.-Preaching at 105 A.
NJ. by Rev. F. Mason; Sabbath school at
Bpm.
st. AIMS Church, Edge6eld. - Ser
vices at 103 A. NJ, Rev. w. j. Ellis, Rector.
Second Presbyterian Church.-Prnach-
ing at IL A. NJ. by the Rev. Dwight
Scovil, d. D., and at 8P. NJ. by the Pastor.
Church Of the Advent.-Diviue service
at 1890 a. m, by Rev. o. a Stanley, of
the Church the Messiah, Pulaski, and at s
p. m. by the Rev. Edward Bradley, Rector.
Christ Church-Tbe Rev. Mr.. Graham
having returned to the city, the services at
Christ Church will be resumed to-day at
the usual hours, 1920 a. m. and p. m.
Edgeield Baptist Church.-Rev. W. A.
Nelson will preach at 10a o'clock a. m. and
at p. IN. The sacrament Of the Lords
Supper will be celebrated after the morning
sermon.
First Baptist Church.-The Rev. DR..
Jones win preach at 10a O'Clock this morn
ing, and at Sp. m.
McKendree Church-Services morning
and evening by Rev. r. K. Hargroye, Of
Franklin.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-25

about five minutes the audience fairly
ye led with delight
Yes, with the principles of the constitu-
ton would struggle, and in the event that
l should fall in indicating them, ask no
other favor than that you wrap the consti-
tuition and the flag of my country about me,
and bury me among my own dear hills and
valleys of Tennessee.
In accepting this profered posi-
ton do SO knowing full well the
batteries the enemy will open upon
me; they may try TO debsF from dis
charging my duty to my country
men. There may be pack of hounds at
my feet, but what care /. i'll am tWarted
ia my course of duty, old as l am, 1 win
use both mental and physical force to pre-
serve my rights. Loud cheers
The house of the dogs will be turned
open, though perhaps there will not be any
of big dogs there-any mastiffs 'to make
Rome howl" Still there win be Belle, Flora,
Blanche, Sweetheart, and all the other lit
tie dogs who will do all in their power to
scare somebody. [Laughter]
have never broken faith with any one.
1 have redeemed all my pledges that
promised, and promise like fidelity for
the future.
citizens, in conclusion, all ask is
that you stand by the constitution. The
time is not far distant when
the people will find that he who
leads them out of their present diff
fculties will be as a second Moses to them.
L haVe never before seen such an enormous
assemblage gathered together in this State
for purpose similar to the one for which
you are here gathered together. As you
have tonight selected me as your standard
bearer, l shall be in The field where the
conflict is hottest. In bidding you "good
night" you take with you the wishes of one
who holds the soil of bis own dear State as
sacred. Thanking you for the harmony
you have displayed on this occasion, 1 bid
you all good night.
Prolonged cheers followed Mr.. Johnson's
speech, after which short speeches were
made 5y W. G. Brien, Col. Colyar, and
Col. Golladay. The immense crowd then
wendell their way homeWard.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-25

Owing to the want of proper ordinances
the Edgefeld hogs instigated by a ravenouc
appetite perambulate with impunity thai
city and have no respect for gardens and
yards. Yesterday morning era the stars
began 10 pale, before aurors's coming, a
gentleman in Edgefeld was aroused from
his slurnbers by a noise whish be. thought
vas made by burglars. SEEING gun be
commenced an investigation and found six
hogs feasting on his sweet potato patch.
The rayenous porkers actually rooted up
the garden fence and thereby gained access.
One of the brutes, an old dumping shaped
SOW weighs three hundred sni fifty pounds.
She mounts fence and holding by her
teeth swings of, and her weight is suffcieLt
to break the fence down. 4 hog law il
needed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-25
$500 Reward.

Mr.. Spain, of "Downer's Grove" H.,
disappeared somewhat mysteriously on
yesterday evening. He il an old man and
needs the attention of his friends.
The above reward will be paid for his
discovery and delivery at sDowner's Grove
to abide the action of the court in the case
Of - Spain vs.. Betsey Spain.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-08-25
ReanfifnI 0rnament

In the parlor of the St. Cloud Hotel
David Magee has on exhibition crystal
fountain, which, for its unique and dazzling
appearance, surpasses anything Of its kin
we have ever seen. 1t is Is constructed of
glass tubes of semi-circular shape, Through
which are forced both air and water in al
ternate globulers, representing small crys
tai tubes. Mr.. Magee is engaged In selling
the county rights for the State. There
seems to be good chance for money max
ing in the contrivance.
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Cedar am CamD-MeetiDR.

The St. Louis, Evansville, Henderson and
Nashville Railway Line will run extra
trains tn the Camp-meeting at Cedar Hill
on Sunday, Aug. 70, 1872, as follows:
Leave Nashville at 8 A. N.
Arrive at Cedar Hill at 10 A, NJ.
Leave Cedar Hill at 5P.M
Arrive at Nashville at M.
Leave Hopkinsville at s Am.
Leave Guthrie at 9:l5 A. NJ.
Arrive at Cedar Hill at 10 A. NJ.
Leave Cedar Hill at 5 p. NJ.
Leave Guthrie at 5:45 P. NJ.
Arrive at Hopkinsville at P. M.
On this day parties will be entitled to re-
turn free upon producing tickets showing
that they have paid full fare one way.
W. T. JACoBY, Supt.
aug22 2t thurs&sat