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JAS E BLUNT.
ST Leonard's, Cslver, Co.. Feb &c, =

st Leonsrd's, Calvert Co., Feb &c, re.
Gents:-l used "Dorsey's Tobacco Com
pound on Tobacco last year at rate $50 .hS
per acre, on land tina; had been in Tobacco three
successive years, and made the finest crop il
quantity and quality that ever raised.
Yours Respectfully,
T L TURNER.
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STERLING SMITH.

Port Republic, Calvcr, Co., Nd, Feb u, 10.
Gents - have used great variety of Ferti-
lizers during past years, but have made heav-
Ter crop Of Tobacco from the use of Dorsey $
Tobacco Compound than ever raised on the
same amount OF land. | used il at the rate of
$50 10 zoo lbs. per. acre broadcast.
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MICA ciyTASS ROOFING.

rolls containing $50 square feet. Is to be
ad across The roof, and tapped single fashion
with lap oftwo inches, ard secured ey mai.
ing iae edges with % % tacks.
tbs = ne Sniy Composition Roofing tha,
does 40. require Finishing cos, Of paint or &C.
meat.
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a. il. TALBOT
81 7 eorarS'S ,

St. LeoEari's Nd, Feb l, 1872.
GcntS:--ln answer 10 your inquiry. will
say that have used the dorsey Tobacco Com
pound" alongside of.wo fIst-ciass FERTILIZERS
il much superior to both Il is tie mos,
reliable fertilizer have ever used, and consider
il equal 10 Peruvian Guano.
Yours, &c,
J. J. BLACKBURN.
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T i TURNER.
Port Republic, Nd, Feb q, Is,

FoFt Republic Nd, Fto II, Is,9.
Gents In reply 20 your inquiries in refer
ence to the action OF ''porsey's Tobacco Com
pound" on my last year crop of Tobacco, |
" i'll say that used il on my Tobacco with the
most astonishing results, and coprcl: d" that the
Compound is fully equal TO PeuvIan Guano
pound for pound.
Yours Truly,
STERLING SMITH.
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T.iRRED ROOFING FELT

Ised extensively for Shea;hing Houses. and 0.
t.. ana Gravel roofing also for placing under
Slate, Tin and Shjngle roofing.
!; is used in packing Wooens and Furs TO
protect them from moths
Put mp in rolls weighing az pounds each.
Is pounds Felt will cover a surface of loo
square feet.
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] W PETERSON

Port Republic, Cairert Co.. Nd, FEB %. ~
Gents II have rsed 'Dorsey's Tobacco Com
pound on my Tobacco crop. II acted finely.
| shall make more Tobacco from il than from
any fertilizer that have ever used.
Respectfully.
RICHARD RJJ-<T
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! THREE-PLT FELT
FOP pO0crNc

In rolls, &c inches wide, ty so feet in length
each roll will cover a surface 10 feet square, OF
100 square feet.
1t is TO be laid across the roof. Single fash
ION. with lap of two inches and secured BY
mailbag tie edges with Sd nails and tin caps
Wien laid, the Felt is 10 he painted with
N1si'c Roof CoGfiac. and Sanded. The Nastic
Roof Coating is mixed, ready tor use, apl is
applied with a brush.
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R. A. GOLDEN & BRO.
e Is O Gle r S
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Washington y. c.

A RE happy toanncunce to the eitizers
"A ofSt. Nary's county and its conti-ni.
ty that having at much expense provided
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ada storage Of goods and cattlesent to them
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RemembeI ths place -.
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Sc WlNSLOW'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
- Tue BEST remedy ex,ant for Dyspepsia, gen
eraI d>oility, ETC., sold everywheIe
81 NCRDOCHS Af7EBILIC
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ODDS, etc., soldevery where.
Use CISPIR'S FROST O7ION-so,s
~ eveTyS here.
BURROUGH BROS,
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GEO. N. DAVIS,
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Baltimore
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RICHARD BLUNT.

Cove Point, Calvert Co., Nd, Feb %, ~.
Genis:-I have used Dorsey Tobacco Com
pound, it acted extremely well although the
season vas very dry. have been using Peru
Wan Guano, but the Compound seemed TO &C: As
well US IT,
Yours Respectfully,
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r J STONE.
Cnir.rr County. MI Ell 20 70

Gents Il used on my Tobacco your Com.
pound BY the side of other No. ! Fertilizers; the
preference vas clearly in favor of the Compos nd
and so declared by all that saw it. The To-
bacco where the Compound was used being very
leaiy.
" PETERSON
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mo Z FARR.
CoSrum, s. Merry.

coSrum, s. .Ncry's Co., Aarells, 20.
Gents:-In reply to your inquiry will say
that the Compound was used BY NV tenant
along size Of other fertilizers The Compound
started the Tobacco more quickly, and was far
ahead of the other fertilizers. The leaves were
thicker and larger and curing we'll.
Yours Truly,
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B o HANCE.

CAaptieo, s. -Aorys Co.. March ., 70.
Gents ~ tried ''Dorsey's Tobacco Com
pound last year aloug side Of Peruvian Gtano,
| could see NO difference in either exr.f' Abe,
the Compound made no gro~.d leaves, while
the Peruvian I'D
Yours Tralv,
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DO RS E US
TOBACCO COMPOUND.
OVERWHELMINGLY
iii ] 70. TIE. III
TOBACCO CROP
1T SPEAKS FoRiTsLF.
Read the. Certificates Of Psanseys is Nd.
Frice $50 per Ton.
s. f0' sAif ~ ,.sgi -s .
Oh "A 1EEA1H DIANA soN&,ur
ia LisAt Street Wzarf,
H. r z,ol. r II p. BALTIMORE

P'sn Point. Calvert Co., Ed -, az.
Gents ~ used the Compound last season On
nv Tobacco. take pleasure in stating that
consider il valuable fertilizer. used i, ut the
rsieo6 $50 3 rOshe ae-e, notwtrnshndinc the
exeesr; uett hffoduted 6se crop u car.
without hesitation recommend this fertilizer 10
planters as No. Tobacco Compound. also
used il en- my Peach Trees and ii acted like
charm. - :. :
Yours Truly,
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HEALTHi BEAUTY!!

strong and pure rich blood-increase of flesh and
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-12-06

0F The %epizootic is prevailing to a
considerable extent all W. this county.
and is creating some disturbance with
horse owners. Mr...Buchart. at Celes-
tine has fourteen horses with it. The
stage horses on all the mail routes nave
it more or less. and most Of the team
sters' horses arc disabled. The horses
of several of the breweries have also
been attacked, and SO have those Of
some Of the railroad contractors. There
arc, however, enough we'll horses as yet
TO attend'to all Of the ordinary business,
and good care and rest will soon bring
the sick ones around.
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FRIDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1872

~ Congress assembled last Monday.
and was promptly called 10 order by It's
presiding officers. The Presidents Mes
sage WAS delivered. and occupies n
page OF the large city daliels. 1t comes
to us too late for publication this week.
There is nothing in il startling, but ii
is generally a review Of the present
condition of the affairs of our Govern
ment, with recommendations for the flu
ture. All parties will coincide with =
large number Of the Presidents recon-
mcndations. but TO the one in regard 10
the pet project of the Postmaster Gem
eral. to purchase all the telegraph lines
in the country. and make telegraphing
a part OF the postal system of the ns-
ton, thereby opening the way for a big
job, and large number of additional
Government officers, with an oppOrtu-
nifty fer immense steals, and 3 large in
crease of executive patronage, he will
find a strong opposition within the
Iuuhs VI his OWu PotNs pVopic
generally would rather the Government
was we'll rid Of the whole management
Of the Post-oAice, and it remanded to
private enterprise, than that its present
burdens should be enlarged. This is
about the only recommendation con-
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will be a very decided and serious OPP
position, though there may be differences
as to the best methods of carrying out
some of the others. Upon the whole
the message has but little Objectionable
matter in it. 1t was hoped by some he
would take a decided stand in regard to
the instruction in Cuba. and express
the general wish of the people for its
ultimate success. But he does not. Nei.
ther does he indicate any leaning towards
liberal action in regard to our Southern
States.
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lscftltutiOIl.

Mr.. Enron Permit inc to rcfute
some charges made by "A. +. WcedYan
i'm your issue OF November ed, in re-
gard to whipping Erasmus kclso. The
facts IA | understand them are this:-
That ON the evening Of November 4th.
when the school was dismissed lsns.
walked 10 the door and stepped out on
the steps and jumped out into the yard
and hurrahcd for Grant and Wilson as
others did ut the same time, not think
iug AS he says of doing any harm, and
the teacher said alter consulting with
some of the most quiet parents of the
district concerning the affair. thought it
best To administer Il light corporal pun
ish ment, 81 next morning the 9th, he
told LAS. that he would have 10 whip
him for ~hallooing the evening before
lias. told him That some OF the other
boys haIioocd rs loud rs he did, and the
reply was that il did not tighten his
Whipping my, and then he wore out
one switch on him, (l.as.) and took the
second one and whipped him until he
was satisfied. And my wife went
over 10 the schooi-liouse at noon OF the
9th and asked the scholars il Ras. done
anything else, but halloo for Grant and
Wilson. and none OF them said that they
saw him. do anything else, but DO
cia Hope said that Weedman said he
jumped out OF the door, but she did not
Aee il herself. And now for Mr.. Weed
mans evidence. Lizzie kelso says that
she thought that he whipped him fol
hallooing, for she did not know that he
done anything else, and Weedman has
got in The paper that Emcline Wood
said that he told her that you whipped
linn for running out ut the door, - but
Emelime Woods SAYS that it was not
Ras. that told her, but Weedman told
her - - rs she WAS not there " hen HAS
was whipped. l would just say rs to
the rest of his evidence none OF them
say that they saw him run from his seat,
but say that YOU Wceiman) said 50.
Josephine Britain. Did YOU see him run
! on uf the room and lmliuo, aud she 81,
yes sir. l;ut | think she was mistaken
about seeing l;as. run from his seat, u.
the girls were dismissed first, and ha,
started home, aud were somc di.tanc,
from the school-honse when he bJy'
were Dismissed Tor Fanny Nelson
aged IL Years says that her sand Jose
phinc Britain were some distance from
The house when the boys came ont. An
drew Nelson aged IA years. George
jacobs L. years. John Jacobs ID years
says that they did not see iias. run iron
,. his seat, and they also say. that the girl!
were dismissed, and had started llom,
when they came out of the school-house
Aud now for those quiet parents tina
Wepdmau consulted with in regard {,
furnishing l.as. kciso. Mrs. Marth;
Wood. Adam Hope, Jacob a. Nelson
:, William Merritt. Jeremiah w. Jacob
Tall say that WceIman never consui,e,
!. either of them i'm regard to puni+hin.
: Ras. aud | think that Weelman did 30
; consul, more than one " two employ
; or, of this district. and that they were
: personal encmie. to lis ii they encVur
aged Wecdman 10 whip my boy.
L.. L. kELSO.
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