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THE LEVEL HEADED GIRL.

Joseph Miller, living at the Hoosac
Tunnel, recently made a match with a
girl named Rosa Murray, employed al
Rice's Hotel, and in company with six OIL
eight Of their friends, they started on Mon
day for drive over the Hoosac Mountain
to North Adams, where they were to be
married. Joe was very happy; and Ro-
So finding after they had gone mile or
so that this ioviality came from hard drink,
quietly stopped the team, got out and de-
liberately walked back to the hotel where
she dotted her wedding gown. donned
her ca leo and went to work in the kitch-
en- as if nothing had happened. Mean
time Joe and his party had to drive on a
mile further to find place in the narrow
road where they could turn round, after
which they made their lonely way back to
the village.
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1876 MULB11IlfsX sSTTIIKGTr,
NEWARK Nj,
In now treating successfully
Consumption, Bronchitis,
and all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs, win his
TIONs, GoNC;EMITRA1TED2n FOOD,
During the past ten years DR.. Carpenter has treat
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with improving digestion the patient rapidly gains
strength, and health is again within his grasp.
The Concentrated Food rapidly builds up
Il most debllitated patent presenting to the ston
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CANCER in all its forms successfully treated.
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
A GREAT COMBINATION
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and the very best business opportunity ever ofler
cd is to be found in an Agency for taking subscrip
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control them The testimony Of our best citi-
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become incurable, and too often fatal, if reg
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Ayers
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For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and CONSUMPTION.

Among the grea.
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and Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-05-24

V>iIE Stockholders Of the Louisville.
! New Albany, and St. Lonis Air Line
Railway Company. are hereby notified
to meet at the Office OF the Company, in
the city OF New ALBANY. Indiana, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of June next. to
consider and determine upon the subject
contained IN the following resolutions.
adopted by the Board of Directors Of
sail Company. at their meeting at the
Office of said Company, OH the first day
of May. 1872, to.wit:
RESOLVED. That meeting Of the
Stockholders Of this Company be called
at the Office of tho Company, mt New
Albany. Indiana, OH Saturday. the 18th
day of June next, to consider and deter
mine upon a proposition to intcrscct.
join. and unite their railroad with the
railrOad Of the ST. Louis. Mount Carmel.
and New Albany Railroad Company.
and TO merge and consolidate the stock
Of said Companies, making one joint
stock Company of the said two Com.
panics.
RESOLVED. That thirty days public
notice Of the time and place Of said
meeting be given to the stockholders by
the President Of said Company, in bur-
suancc Of the requirements Of law.
AUGUST BRADLEY,
May u, 72-4w. President.
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The LAYD's FRIEND FOR JUNE.-The
june number leads off with charming
picture of the heroine of the day, Dolly
Warden. The Music is" Some One to
Weep when l am Cone There is a
profusion Of stylish toilets and fashion
able hats and caps; and pretty little
sketch of Sunny side, the romantic home
of Washington Irving. Mrs. Henry
Woods novel, "Within the Maze
grows more Accordingly interesting with
every number. There are also excellent
stories by Daisy Ucntnor and Anne l..
Forcelle, and Miss Douglas begins one
of her attractive serials, IAN Everyday
Heroine" The Fashion and House.
keeping Departments appear to be thor.
oughly attended to. Price, $500 year
Four copies, So. Eight copies land one
gratis) $12. Published by Deacon 4 Pc
terson, Philadelphia.
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A Bold Adm mist ration Scheme

The st. Louis Republican" has leli-
able advices from Washington concern
ing a bold scheme nIeditaicd by Prsi-
dent Grant and his party, To secure his
reelection. This is to be accomplished
through Democratic nomination Of "A
third ticket at Baltimore, and TO lave
this nomination made the adminisira
ton is exerting itself to the utmost. A
number of influential Southern men
have been invited to Washington. with
out being informed what they were to
come for, and some of these gentlemen
are now in that city. Their presence has
led to inquiry, and if it has leaked out
that the administration party has made
them this proposition: If they will send
delegations from the Southern States to
Baltimore, instructed to demand u Dem
ocratic nomination, or to bolt the con-
vention in case 1t refuses to take that
step, and make nomination. the adj
ministration party will pass the bill To
refund the cotton tax, grant aid to the
Atlantic and Great Western Canal of
Georgia, and grant aid and subsidies to
other Southern enterprises and schemes
now before Congress.
This Is an outline Of the negotiation
and ii the country will watch proceed
ings at Washington closely for the next
few days, 1t will see bold evelopmclt
of 1t. 1t 10 said that one or two of the
Southern men interested in the enter
prises referred to are disposed to listen
to the Administrators proposition, but,
as general thing, they resolutcly re-
ject 1t, and determine to take their
chances under the administration of
Horace Greeley and friendly Congress,
rather than fall into the trap. The pop.
ular sentiment ut the South il growing
more emphatic for Greeley and Brown
every hour, and bargain by which the
Southern delegations ut Baltimore
should vote for third ticket would bs
gross outrage on this popular senti.
ment.
This administration scheme to defea
Greeley others will follow in due time
indianapolis Daily Sentinel.
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fvr the Jasper Weekly Courier.
Dubois County Agricultural So
cicty.


Al u mc"fiii;s os the Board Of Direct.
ors Of the Dubois County Agricultural
Society. held at Jasper, May 7th, 1879
there being present q. +. Hobbs. Presi-
dent, in The Chair: Il. NJ. Wclman. Vice
President. DircctsH-Sincon Bixler,
of Harrison Tp.: y. lIerbig of Balm
bridge Tp.; q. Ncihans. Of Patoka TIP. ;
a. J. Gossmen of Columbia Tp. j. Il.
Wocbkenbcry of Ferdinand TIP.
Gerhard Ncihaus, rendered his res
ignation OH account Of continued tee
blencss Of health Of the said &. Niehaus.
The said resignation was therefore ac-
copied by consent AMI Capt. NJ. Fisher
appointed TO I'LL the vacancy.
On motion Of q. +. Hobbs. Edward
Bohart. director of Hall Tp., not having
been present ut any meeting held here
tofore. and not having taken any interest
in the society as director, was there
fore struck from the list of directors,
and Joseph Streigel appointed in his
place.
On motion Of r. NJ. Wclman. it was
agreed by consent to appoint three
directors ut large. viz: John =. Norman
Jesse TmylOr and Samuel Dillen, Jr.
The said directors being appointed to fill
a long-felt want of energetic business
men, with thorough agricultural knowl-
edge.
The committee on Fair grounds re-
ported through the Chairman, q. r..
Hobbs, we'll executed drawing for
fences, buildings, stalls, pens, timc-track,
amphitheatcr halls aud ave-
nues. and all other buildings common
to such grounds. On motion Of r. NJ.
Wclman. said report and drawing were
examined, approved and received.
On motion of Simeon Bixicr, Messrs.
NJ. Friedman and +. Herbig were APP
pointed agents. to engage and contract
for the proper fencing aud buildings.
together with timc-track, amphitlleater,
stalls &C., according to the plan adopted,
or as near as the typographical situation
Of the grounds will allow, and to thcil.
superior tact and knowledge was this
power entrusted, the Society expecting
their closest attention, az it is OF vital
importance to the proper holding Of the
first annual Fair next fall.
On motion OF A. J. Gossman, Messrs.
r. NJ. Wclman, August Litschgi AMI
John Gr.mclspacler were appointed IA
on premiums. to report ut
the next regular meeting.
On motion of W. A. Traylor. the t;mr
for holding our first annual Fair. the
time was fixed for the 18th of October,
1872, by general consent.
On motion OF q. +. Hobbs. the pro.
cecaings of this meeting were or dered
to be published in the Jasper Courier.
On motion OF Simeon Hixler. ii was
ordered that tho meeting adjourn, an
hold their next meeting OH the sth day
Of June, 1872.
JOIN GRAMELsrAcHER.
Secretary.
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~ Mcssrs. II. a. Robinson, j. G..
Carter, y. Bclknap. John l.. Wheat and
g. &. Crook, merchants Of LOUISVILLE,
passed through our town on last Tues
day. Mr.. Wheat informed us that they
were looking after some real estate they
hM purchased OH the Airline Rail-
road In this county, with view to min
ing.
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NOTICE is hereby given. that hy vir-
~ tue of certified copy OF n decree
issued from the office OF the Clerk Of the
DnbOi, Circuit Court. and To me direct
ed. to make the SUN Of three hundred
and scventy-Scven dollars and thirty cts.
with interest on said decree an.l costs. I
will proceed 10 offer for sale ut pnb.ic
auction. Ia the highest bidder. for rasi,
of Dubois county. Indiana. in the Tow .,
OF Jasper. on
SATURDAY,. june 29th. 1872,
Between the hours of ~ O'Clock. a. NJ.
and 4 O'clock. J.. NJ. of said day. the rents.
and profits for Il term not exceeding sew
on years Of thu following" described real
estate situated in Dubois county, State
of Indiana. to-wit:
The north part of the east half Of tho
north east quarter of Section No. thir-
teen. in township No. one south of range
M. three west. containing tiity-iivr
acres, more or less.
Aud on failure 10 realize the full
amount of principal. interest and costs
called for by said decree. will at the
same time and place. and in like manner
sell the fee simple OF said real estate.
Taken as the property of James Glenn
cnts nml Nancy Clements. at the suit
Of Nathaniel Chattin, Assignee Of Thos.
Clements.
Said sale will be made without relief
from valuation or appraiscment laws oi
the State OF Indiana.
TOBIAS IIERBlG. Sheriff ID. G.
WILL a. TEAyLoR. Atty.
MAY cath. 1572.-3ws.
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Where Our Money Goes.

There has not been delivered IN Con-
grcss during the present res~ion speech
on tho tariff QUESTION. which has rccciv-
ci higher plaudits than that Of Hon. II.
&. Burchard. of Illinois. The array ot
the enormous 'bouniirs" and subsidies
voted by Congress under The tariIr laws.
rs set forth nv Mr.. Burcl,arl. farely
startled the House. "lcuntics" is the
somewhat novel. though singularly APP
propriatc. term by which he character
ICES the advanced prices on home pro-
ductions, brought about by the protec-
tive tariff. much tn the annoyance Of the
mcnopOlists who receive the benefits.
While the workimgmcm are complain
ing Of difficulties they encounter IN pay
ing rent, purchasing fuel, providing food
and procuring clethiny for themselves
and their families let them refer to the
following table, given by Mr.. Burchard.
for an explanation. Let the reader MS
sumo that he has the sum of $7S to be
expended for the several commodities
named in the list, which comprises only
such articles rs every man having u wife.
sister or mother to support must supply
himself with ut least twice u year. pro.
videi that anything approximating a
moderate degree OF comfort is desired.
The portion which is ostcnsibIy paid for
tax. but which really goes into the
pockets Of the manufacturers in the
proportion of four dollars to every one
that finds its way into the public treas
ury, will he found accompanying each
article. Here is Mr.. Burchard's table
figured on II basis OF S7S outlay:
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These are the actual figures, rs COM
piled from the statistical statements of
the Treasury Department. Ii will be
seen at glance to what extent the la
boring mans wages is reduced by the
SYSTEM OF taxation which makes it nee
essary for him to pay $7S for what he
might, under other circumstances, pur-
chase for $40. And this difference, be
it remembered, does not go to the gov
ernmcnt. 1t is only from such articles
rs are manufactured abroad that the
government derives revenue. IL the
general consumption, to any considera-
bic extent, were made up Of imported
articles Of this class the home manutac-
turcrs would ask for a still greater pro
tcction." Then, again, the goods en-
braccd in this list comprise but Il small
portion Of the articles o.: absolute use,
upon the cost Of " hich the people are
obliged to pay at least 80! per cent. BY
way Of cuisines" in order to roll up
large dividends for the New England
mill owners. The country has only To
await the time when the masses shall
come to full realization Of the iniquitics
Of this species Of Legislative iavorisn to
witness its overthrow.
Rochester, New York, Union.
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~ Quite a number OF our citizens
left town OF last Tuesday, to attend the
Congressional Convention nj Jefferson
vile, among whom were Messrs. Doanc.
Taylor, Schafer, Litschgi, Weikel. Her.
biz aud McNerncy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-05-24
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.
A I tic May term, 1872. OF the Conn
"A mon Pleas Court Of Dubois county,
the estate of James Harris, deceased.
was declared probably insolvcnt. Those
interested are notified that said estate
will be settled accordingly.
HA RRlSON MORGAN,
Admir- he bonis Non.
May 18th. 1872. 3w
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DIED.-Mr. John Frazer, died at his
residence, in this place on last Sunday
night, after a long and lingering iii
ness. Mr.. Frazer was one among our
Oldest citizens. At the time Of his dealt,
he was County Surveyor, a position,
that Inc filed in this county for many
years. TaOli Eagle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-05-24

THE probable demand for white hats
and coats during the Presidential cam.
paign will exceed home production, and,
consequently, an amendment has been
proposed to the now tariff bill 10 admit
these articles free Of duty.
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Muv,rx.r vi. MAY IA.

At mn informal galherimg Of the meet
ing OF the Democratic Central Conn
mittre, and Democrats from all pOriions
OF the State. gathered to attend their Of
fetal MEETING. the Greeley feeling WAS
largely predominant. 4 poll of Ill"
Committee showed ten Greeley. two
anti Greeley and four non-comhmitial.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-05-24

@Thc Tcrre lIautc Nail Works are
now manufacturing 1000 kegs Of nails
per week. Employees found addicted 10
drinking are not tolerated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-05-24

~ Three hundred and sixty children
were confirmed by the bishop. IN the
three catholic churches of this city, last
Sunday Evansville Courier.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMIN ISTRATOR'S SALE.
N Office is hereby giveil. that the un-
dcrsigned administrator of the estate
of joel Mavity, deceased, will offer
for sale at public auction, ut the late
residence of the dccetlent, in Dubois
county, Ind. on
TUESDAY. 25th, 1879,
the personal property Of said estate
not taken bv the widow. consisting OF
one horse, cattle. hogs. sheep. farming
household and kitchen furni-
turc. &c.
TERMS.--Sums of three dollars and
under cash: all sums over three dollars
a credit of twelve months will he given.
giving notes ut interest, waiv-
ing benefit OF valuation. with good Sc
curity.
DAVID RILEY, Admir-.
May cath. l872-3ws.
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ADMlNISTRAT TORS NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that the nm
~ dersigncd has brcu appointed Adj
of the estate of Joel Mavity.
late of Dubois county. deceased.
Said estate Is probably solvent.
DAVID RILEY. Admir-.
May ~, 1872 3w.
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e"ury of Triumphs over dyspepsia. li,.,
p ,.ass. mwei "t,piain'. and various fslril, md
49,, ~, disorders. has n'n'orslscd the Sri,s,r SIN
anu ,frse Victories ARE repeutrd tbrou,.l,n, -
ms"nsphrfe =. TAnn.Ar's Frvn,rssrsr S,lay,M A..
'hn s"h,aining nll The elements and producing s
SOLD w Nil pRl'G(;lSTS