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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-09
Ay er's
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy an d
efectual for
preserving the
hair. IL soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, nth the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-04-09
Purchasing Your Fruit Trees
Buy Ne and HI do you Good"
DR.. lANGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS.

This MEDICINE Is, without the possibility of
doubt, the very best remedy Known for the follow
ING and all kindred diseases Indigestion, C0sttre
t,s< Lirei Complaint piles, Headache, Heartburn,
T,uSDe2Sia. Dizziness ScroJtiid, SAT- Rhe,sBl Ian
0T. La-3aess, Debility, JaaEdice, FtdtUleacy, Foul
Stomach, &c
rs the timely use OF THIS medle me, tue eleod i
purified. the appetite is restored: the system Is
-t,enr.hCned: tie liver is inyigorated; the breath
is ~ eerened; the complexion is beastifed; and
the general health is
RES TORE D.
The bes. Roots, Herbs and Barks enter into the
composition OF this Remedy, making II simple
and safe. a. vel as unlailing cure iof al us
GEO. c. Goodwin & CO, Boston. For sale by
all Druggists. mafi@lo"
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How yegctine Acts on the Blood.

oar food furHishe. material for growth and
nourl shmeni OF the body BY absorption aud
slnilaiion. In Ike manner NEGBTINE acts IN the
cure OF discaso When swallowed 1t is absorbed,
taken up by the veins aud circulated through tho
system with the blood, reaching the most hidden
aud remote parts. IL o'lden', 10y this direct ac
ton, that the whole system must feel the effects
Of the remedy.
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gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, SO that new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling Oft, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the iorma-
ton of dandruii, which is often so un-
clearly and offensive Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and q grateful perfume.
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
PARIS. By 4. NJ HAMMOND.
la WEST PARIS by +. a. YOUNG.
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AQrttQltQral.
the GR4sSHoPPER YE4R.
Something about tine t.ocuste s" at-A
Caused 80 much Loss Sc ,ao E'arIa''.
PROF. c. Z. Hamliu of Coli, Jnrer-
the Maine Ia.m-.

NohsSu much Loss zee fl4N ,t'
Prof c. +. Hamlu of Coty Uni
The Maine Fa.m--
Let me begin by repeating what las
been said in print a Thousand times s.-
fore, but what it seems vely dj1lcu.l ior
people to remember-lhat ouy deSrUc-
tive grasshoppers are locu-J-, troe Amer
lean representative OF the vorcio0r 49,
sects that from the earliest times btte
ravaged Syria. Egypt and ethel eo'a.,.-5
of the East. The so-cai,el "|ocu,ts 81
the United States are not locu',-, .ut
harvest flies" or "cicldfs, ot EaeH
we have in Maine two species. BOP
harmles insects.
According to convenient distinction
in common use few years since, bul
not so much observed OF la,e, tie name
of grasshoppers was reserved for certain
species that do no; collect in swarns,
(for they are not nunerous), and arc
chiefly active by night. Such are the
katydids Of Massachusetts, Connecticut
and more southern States. ~ Well - c1r
long-horned, green graSshopPers. and 81
curious, pale brown. spotted, W'ng''~-
insect that never lives in grass, hut is
found in rotten log, uI under stones
in our wsod~ Nj. o these do any
considerable hln.
By the distinction s.... mru.,"u.|,
the name Gusts arV .r.tcj Go those
grasspboppers that are ..,~r SHOWN ,o MS
from their greater numbers. aud bccaue
they are active ty dav, end Ie m"f.
vigorous leapers and n,cc, ,hdn ,Ee
former. These are tac l.,Hue,. th.t|
during the last year made ,.ch havoc
with the crops and prot;, o., Maine 'ar;a-
ers. And whether the o-n .r. rightly
called grasshoppers or not. Theses deserve
the name OF locast', jov ,heg iuitg .u,
little more from The origins, ral am..,
foreign locuSts than d. American mgu
from Asiatic meu BU, a. seems -,s-
orally bes, to use the name .v tl..,
anything ismoS; iam..ia,.. kaara. vcU...
do 50 in this cass. il rco. understood,
however, tina; when In ..
article we say gra>-.ap. ..-. W. i..
locusts, d above decline.
According 90 ,.e ya..
Smith, ua.,, CD. u.... .
now Am iusuuc.o. .l ~E ~..-
tile Schoo. oi YucCa... .r. ..E. nI
Maine from sixteen q. .s.... .-....., ..
locu.,s tb,u.,, fortunate, ..... MON. .....a
q third oftlrm arc eve. ST, ..u.Gaa.
to do great mi,chi.t n.-..-......
to speak of the apg,at.a., b.. ...s
any OF the species. tuy y.ur readers $50.
only too We'll acquainted H... les. a.-
ready. But there j. need tr.. ...,.,. ..-
formation lee circulated respecting r.
mode in which graS>horrtr. G. prop. .
gated, since prevaieu, ra,.s1- r..l 81.
subject are grossly incorrect. .r.V
standing all tina, has acoa sy..,.. sa
All gras,h5ppcri us u.u'..r4 ir.
eggs So large a. 10 D. guile s~pe..
if sought for in the r-a- ...,..
are from-say q twelah .Ji.....a .l-
Ter inch in length, having ,h, shape of
slender cylinders rounded or pointed &. (
the ends. They are laid more commonly |
in adhesive clusters, Of from ft,yt1 on .
hundred, in holes bored by the female ia I
the ground to the depth oC ar inch a.
more. One species has been observed /,
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.t.t. 'l.'llf TWO ulbttNs "a NhiNh NV
second winters in tie immature condition.
The, lre the Grouse locusts, and are not
uavu ta be very injurious. The glass
hoppers OF which You speak in your let
tera- found las, spring 'iu great num-
a... early as March, upon fences and
building would seem more probably 10
bs.c belonged 90 one or more OF these
cics. rather than to the Goat headed
Kind before spoken OF
Fortunately tor our state, ii Is only AZ
long intervals that grasshoppers are
b..c ST. numerous as To- become a public
calamity. Other regions OF our country,
us se'l O., many foreign ones, are by no
means so Tree lrom these pests as Maine
is. Ac.lzcu OF WaterviIle, successful
aud Intelligent farmer from 1928 down to
the present tirae, and who has kept eX'
aet records OF his dOings and obserra
tons. tells me that since 1928 there have
been cn,, Two years when the grasshop.
p.r, Eat, been destructive in this vicin
i.r.r4melv. the wears 1852 and 1871
Taa, p. out OF to'ty,four yeats there
have been only Two 'grasshopper years"
I'm Ecnuebec county. The whole country
from th- Mississippi to the Pacific IL sub
Sec. ta 30 oyertua 40 short intervals 10y a
gl1s-loppg, very closely related 10 our
Red e2ged species, and So nearly Ike
81. ia s.sa and general appearance !ha!
rore 0a, hose who make study o.. in.
scots would detect AMY difference between
u,u AU,pJ o., ours found ia 1865,
,a; spa,ic> leyoring immense fields Of
gam in Central Iowa. some districts
cd Southern Franco are said 90 Dc fte-
easa.g devastated for several Years In
slece ,.eu. 5y glasshoPpers OF various
species. And that tle crop, may bee
sawed. largo sum, % money are paid out
DO u.u,.. cr the destruction OF The in.
se,., aultaeir egg, So expert do the
H.. .-gme from practice that Dr..
Hwj, .ts an active boy cyn collect
uom .augen TO fifteen pounds OF eggs
ST. iay
81 -rassLorpa~ vo.c tog successive
t...- .~ destructive in Maine - they
s.. season, uur farmers would be
. .i 1 self defence 90 mah, Jh-m-
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Valuable Real Estate nj Auction.

DY virtue Of license from Hon. a. H. walker,
ID Judge OF Probate, shall sell nj public aue.
ton on The premises, on Saturday, the 10th day OF
April, \. u. 1872, AZ two O'Clock L. NJ, one Dwell
ing House and Stable, situated near oxford vii
lage, the same occupied by John Green, Esq, at
the time of his decease also about twenty acres
Of land near the same. This is very excellent
stand in good repair, stu ,ted neart he yllage-a
very desirable location, on account OF church,
school AMI other privilege
JOHN J. PERRY,
Executor Of John Green's Estate
ON Col,l March Ia. lS-3
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-08-02

RAILROAD Mr.. {. johnson has taken
a s~ub-con,ract for the grading of Tho
Rockport raiload, from Jasper 10 the
AIRLINE. and put a force of hands and
teams at work moving dirt near the
Fair grounds on last Wednesday. They
WIZ make the dirt fly pretty fast from
here tn Pstoka. rs there is no heavy
work 10 do on that portion Of the line.
by The beginning of the
grading, soine OF our people who had
heretofore been rather disheartcncd. fell
good. and got out the artillery and fired
several rounds in honor.of the Begin
ming of the grading here. The brass
band also cnlivened the OCCASION with
'u'nbcrlcss fine selections of music.
well performed, aud a universal good
feeling prevailed. the general sentiment
being that the work would now be push
ii to a speedy completion. Hurry her
,p.
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THRILLING Administration III,
instant, a pair of b~lushing damsel.
were driving along the II. & p. road.
when old roguish misfortune made his
presence known. by severing ono of the
lines thereby causing the horse to sud-
denly turn, smash two wheels. and of
course brighten the maiden occupants Of
the buggy to an Aiming extent. Just
as the charging stced was in the act of
trying his speed. Miss G. H.. sprang
the wrecked vehicle and grasped
nm by the bits, thereby rcscuing her
self and friend Miss L. H., from the an.
preaching jaws Of death. ,
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HONE y HEALTH for August is re.
ceived, and surpasses all previous num-
bcrs of this most valuable family mag.
azine in the quality aud variety of its
articles, and in its adaptation to every
want of the old, the middlc-aged and
The young IN every household. 1t is pre-
eminently THE magazine for every fam.
ny, and should be found in every home.
Order 1t from your N~cws-dcaler. or
direct 10 de Puy, Lyon & Co., No.
81, Fourth Avenue, New York. SINGLE
'cpics l. cents $3.50 rcr annum.
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DikD.-Mr. Enoch Edmonston. broth
81 OF our present county clerk. and fol
many years a citizen of this county
''iicd at his late residence in Schuyle,
county, Illinois. OH the cath of July
lie was born in North Carolina i'm 1901.
and emisrated with his father to this
county, travelling all the way on foot.
n carrying his rifle on his shoulder
arriving in this county. which was then
a portion of Knox, on the 4th of March.
1913. lie and his father and brothers
settled in Columbia Township, where
they lived for many years. until the fam
lily scattered. Enoch moving to Illinois.
where he owned a large far m, which he
lived on till his death, much respected
by large circle of friends, and regarded
Is a pioneer of that now wealthy and
populous county.
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The LADY's FRIEND o AuGrsr.-
The leading engraving in this number i,
hat Of a most lovely lady on a balcony
waving a handerchief:a beautiful pic.
ture. The illustrations of stylish cos.
tunes and tasteful novelties in dress are
rather nor than usually captivating,
we should saw. Music--.I've brought
Thee an Ivy Leaf An excellent little
Dolly Warden" story BY Miss Fannie
Hodgson leads off the literary matter.
and the new serial "Only a Wish is
commenced. "For a Dreams Sake, bv
by Mary n. Prescott, is a good story.
though it makes the young reader ex-
claim-"Is that all ~ Altogether this
August number Of the Lady's Friend
presents as entertaining q feast of light
reading for the warm weather as could
well be found. Price, s2.Oa year.. Four
copies, S.. "The Lady's Friend and
The Saturday Evening Post" 81. Pub
lished by Deacon & Peterson, Phila.
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Fight in Crawford County.

The Leaven ~ orth +" Democrat OF 10.
day. furnishes us the following: "A So
rious light took plicc at Wicklihc. This
county, last N-dnes,iay. ia which, Mr..
Buford received considerable ~iniury.-
ihe circumstances of The difficulty. as
we learn them from several parties. al,.
o as follow : /: scott Young. noinri-
GUS character. nrrii~,ai one doe. Leonard
~ stealin. lii> wairi,. and desired The
u u. Mr.. Leonard searched. Scvcr,.
ladies Were IN !-mi>,. ri the same ii,,..
AMI When the tiilicnlts arose. ai,rn,l,i,d
'" leave. This Young objected 10. and
INSISTED that u" ulr should leave the
hon>c uni! il had lmrm llloruu.hl, scar
Mrs. Vim. i.nior,l l,apn.r-d Ia be
one al the ladies in ill. house. and a.
shr attempted Z" depart wi> followed
by Young. Her hi.band iuld Young
To f"l!ow her anv farther. "a, III,
Knew nothing about The watch. hrviur
only been in the hou,e a few m~inuic,.-
\ Dung then slipped np behind lsn,ord
md struck him a severe blow behind
ne ear with "a pair OF steel knuckcs.
shocking him down.hc then struck him
Dhce or twice more. leaving him in a
condition. lie was aiken into
MS house. and his wounds propcrly
AIRED for Doctor ). Courtney. Slr. Blu
ord Is reported 10 lc in \ very critical
and ii is thought by the ply
that he can no Mr.. L.. is
gentleman of good standing in his
and this difficulty is much
egrettcd by the entire community 7
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Card:

MIR. EDITOR :--Sone weeks ayo. =,
the request of many warm friends. my
name was announcediin the COURIER As
a candidate for Sheriff. After duly con.
sidering all the surroundings. the vari-
Gus circumstances Which have been de-
veioped since my announcement. i'm re-
gard to the race for Office. and the mn
merous aspiranrs. | have thought that.
perhaps. my continuing before the neo-
pie would be the means of deie,,iug
some good man who would be elected ii
! Withdrew. therefore Withdraw from
tie canvass and shall devote nv inf u.
TO elect one of the several good
men who remain Oh the track. thank
my friends. and especially the German
portion. for the warm zeal tLev law.
in trying TO secure my cleo
ton. and hope they will, with me. FRY
by their united energies TO secure the
election of n Of our oldest and Le.,
tried and true. who has filled
public positions heretofore with honor
md credit to himself and his county
IND to the best interest of the people. a
man OF public spirit and not actuated by
the friend of the people
Mr.. John Weikel, who has always. been
m all his official acts. ac;uated by the
'frlctest integrity. l hope and ask that
ny friends will give him their free will
md hearty support.
A. u. SPRADLEY. Jr.
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~ The PHYSIOLOGICAL .JoURSAL fo,
August. maintains it high place among
u leading monthlies. Its articles on
Hon. George ]. Post, the Republican
Nominees for President and Vice-Pres-
ident. and Fisher Ames, whose portraits
are given, are readable sketches Of emi-
ncnt public men. We find also, Social
Science, Or what do we mean by Love ;
Expression; Diseases of the Skin: Pri-
0 Reform What arc Comets? Effect
OF the Mind on the Body; Have YOU 4
Character! The Pre-Adamites Again .
character and Success, eminently wor,
thy the consideration Of the general rea-
der. There is q good deal Of interesting
misceIIaneon matter. Price for the
70: 70 cents: for a year $500. Samuel
4 Wells, Publisher, No. 800 Broadway.
New York.
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SCHOOL

\ accordance with the law. Publ,
I examination Of persons desiring IL
teach Public Schools in Dubois county
VIII be held at the school house in
Jasper, on
THURSDAY. August 18th. 1872.
IhoSe DESTROYS of obtaining license will
please be present on that dav.
Any person desiring To obtain liceusr
10 reach. nus be thoroughly qualified in
the eight branches specified by law.
Teachers must bear i'm mind ti.at nm
der the law no certificates for teaching
can be granted at private examinations.
u it is therefore important that they
attend the public examination.
ana bring with them a certificate of NOR.
character from their respective Tru..
A. / STpAT
Aug. Zd.-2w. school Examiner.
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State OF Indiana. Dubois County. IS:
In the Circuit, Court of Dubois Conn.
ty. IN The Stale of Indiana. September
Term. A.. ID. 1874.
Rudolph Moenin.
W..
Adolph Moening.
Maria Morning.
Bernard P,rn.t>. ct. nj.
REIr kNOWN y. That OF this 2stl, lay
- OF %shrnary. in the ,clr ls.2. The
above named plaintil. by hi ATTORNEYS.
fiiel in the Office uf The Clerk of The
: 'rrn't court. 81 romplliIt against said
defendants. ia the above Untitled cause.
and on ,lsc l'th .lay al July. 1872. filed
affidavit al 81 competent person. that
defendants. A,luIpi Mmnimg and
Maria Mnrnin. are not resident, uf the
Stale of Indiana.
said defendants are therefore. hereby
ofthe filing and mndcncv Of said
complaint against them. and thai unless
HEY appear AMI answer or demur there
Ia. at the calling of said cause on the
second day Of the next term Of said
omrt. Ia he begun aud held M the Court
IN Jasper. on the fourth MONDAY
September. next. said r%ouplaiu,. and
ne matter and thing, therein contained
mi alleged. will bc heard and deter
mined in their absence.
BAIL II. EDMONSTON. Clerk.
ofthc Dubois Circuit Court
ConR X Scn,rEn. Atty for plaintiff.
July 18th. ls72-3ws.
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Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR.
THOMAS a. HENDRICKS.
or Marion.
ToR I~IEuTFNANr
JOHN X. CRAvENS
or jefferson.
FoE SECRETARY ~ STATE.
OWEN NJ. EDDY.
OF st. Joseph.
o ArprroR.
HON. JOHN b. STOLL.
Of Noble.
o TREASURER,
HON. JAMES L. RYAN.
OF Marion.
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILTON II. HOPKINS.
Or Montgomery.
FOR ATTORNEY
BAYLESS W. HANNA.
OF Vigo.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME corRr.
ED. PRICE.
OF Sullivan,
OF THE r corRr. '
JOHN c. ROBINSON.
Of Owen.
0 coNGREssMEN AT LARGE.
Hon. NJ. c. KERR.
Col. j. S. WILLIAMS
For Congressman, Cd District.
SIMEON X. WOLFE.
Prosecuting Attor'y 81 Judicial Circn;t
!. H. TAYLOR. Of Daviess.
FOR common Pleas Judge. Sd District.
MILTON S. MAvITY.
For Common Pleas Prosecutor.
JOHN c. SCHAFER.
For Representative in the Legislature
HENRY A. PEED, of Martin County.
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNrERrp,r..

S'"'" Tonic Syrup has been coun,.,e1,,
The count eriei.er brought To grief.
SMITHS roSIc sYgrp.
The genuine article mus, hay. br. John ban.
stamp IA each hottie. Dr. John Euli only NJ.
I" Manufacture and sell the original John s,ni,,.
syrup ~ Louisville. Keancky. Examin, u.m'
80 earh bottle. II my private STAN,
'''ii.s dc not purchase. az Won am W
~. NY '''''"' advertisement. and my show
Val p0"~s~''ie an, one Infringing ~ my r,rh, =,
ne smiths Tonic syrup can onl, Il. prepare, !.
-,il. '"Dn!
Tar rrLic's Shs,sNr.
Louisville. Kentucky. May 10. ls,.. ~.
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SIRcuND coffee sprinklcd IN a safe
VIII drive away aats- As these insects
are a terrible annoyance to house-keen.
ers. We would suggest that tho rcincdv
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NOTICE is hereby given that III.
IN dersigncd will apply for Iircn..
me September term. 1872. of the IIul
'"nnty Commissioners. under ,Lc I,
visions Of an net entitled AN NJ,
regulate and license the sale of snir;
oiis, vinous. malt, and other %intoNira,
iipnors. The place Of sale will lc NJ
'hr premises occupied b, him. the !
Else lor;i'i"p of which j. as follow !
The building occupied nv him. on
No, III. on Ea~t Main Street. rs ,lo
~ The plat Ut The town Of i'or,cr,,i
Ilarbison township. Dmboi, -omn,, i
JOHN RUDOLPH
July 18th, 1S72-3w.
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Railroad Election :

hdAiToaNt Election
NOTICE is hereby given. that IN cleo
- ton will be held at The Office OF l..
=. DeBruler. in Rockport. Spencer Co..
INDIANA. on Monday the 26ih of Angus,
1872. by the stockholders OF the Gin
R~ockport. and South western
Railway Company to elect Directors of
said Company 10 serve one year from
that date.
JOSIAH KIRBY. President.
July 10Th. 1S72-3ws.
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Notice to Suburban Farmers,

Notice to Suburban Farmers:
WHEN your ienec around the Bur-
~ field has been down for weeks
don't slip up on that faithful old white
cow. and fence her up - causing her TO
below a whole night, miss two milk
Ings. and the children crying for milk.
Taking it all together it is too provoking.
Look out somebody.
OWNER or WHITE Cow.
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r. LIcENsEs.-The following
were all the marriage licenses issued by
the clerk in this county during July
1t seems to be too hot 10 mat
rimony:
John Eek and Sophia Opel.
VIM. 5. Ford and Mary l.. Williams.
George Bolin. and Ellenor Becbc.
Frederick Weisman and Mary Wip-
kin.
George Hobbster, and Margaret Wal
tiers.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION

NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
State of Indiana, Dubois County, IS:
NOTICE is hereby given that William
- Monroe. Administrator of the estate
OF Alex. ID. Corn, deceased, has filed his
petition to sell the real estate of the
deccdcnt. his personal being insufficient
to pay his debts: and that said petition
will be heard at the next term of the
Court of Common Pleas OF said County.
ID. b. EDMONSTON, CLERK.
{. &. Il. Dubois County.
&. DoAE Atty.
July 18th. le7..-Jw.
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DR.. Mckenzie Us
Vegetable Pills.
-. Manhood: How Lost.
~ How Restored!

Just Published. q new edition II Dr. f.ulx.-~.,r
SeIebrated Essay or ths Radical Gar. f~,,J,,.u
mriiein-i OF srtssAroEna'KA, or Seminal weakness
,as"snn,s.y seminal LOSSES, Impnt.tay. Mental an,
Physical incapacity. Impediments t. Marriage etc 81,
consumption. Epilepsy. and Pits. induced by SeIf-Ir
diligence or sexual extravaganza.
Ek7y- Price in . Sealed Envelope. only ; cent.
In. wvrii-rchu~nsi author. in This aIntrnb,e ....,
Clearly d-inon-'rat, ,irpm thirty wears .suoe-ssfuI prac.
nee. that the alarming cn-~quencrs NJ SeIf-Abus. NAV
ne rahiraIy cured without dangerous usc If in,crna,
medicines. or srPiicsiion If the knife: pointing GU, :,
mode of cure NJ once simple. certain. aud cfcc,uaI Nv
mean 81 which every sufferer. M matter What nj.
". and radically
Hg ms Lecture should he in the hands Of every
Youth and every man in n e land.
neht; under seat. IN a plain envelope, to sny address,.
postpaid on receipt " six cents. or two pos, yce ,,an,ns'
Also, Dr. CuiverwsT's Marriage Guide y pricr 20
Cents Address the Publishers. f"e ~
CHAs. J. G. KLINE 4 CO..
July 2s;L. lss2. 1850
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everybody is invited to be present.
and hear what has been done. what il
proposed to be done, in public business.
BY your servants. the public officers
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Hon. s. K. WOLFE,

candidate for Congress
man. will address his fcllow-citizens in
uboi county, at the following times
and places:
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Inc ps-p'r of this c"gn'r, have in vain <"ueh, 30 find
'rihf,s so ami d.. md dnati reliable hat would
h"frGsaiy eradicate 'r"m the system