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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08
y RSFosALS roR HARsoR IMPROVEMENTS

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AUX BEEs sCIEs HARRISON. RRAAKFoRDJ
W. south pier IN , .SsidS q Il feet. requiring .p
y ~ sea- sasIs feet h,saloss Timber = " J.
- oabio feet pine timber.
- IA, S SsI:. 3 !, r. Is s.s Loo pound,
~ oelds Of slabs or bTpsh. 70 D. Il
Alo1at available ioT expenditure on contract,
MANIsTEE HARBoR, MIoHfoAM y
rey0tmsaI 70 north shore ol oasnnsi, from present
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ssS6 iiSssi fsSt NoTWsJ zine plIs,.
y cords Of stone.
ksSuHI i'allSbis fog 'IPs9aIlPF'OP SOs1sss,,
ELRE MARQUETTE HARgQB. MICHIGAN:
.ldS Of ohaona, md constructing - fssi, more OF
Ice, Of south pile revstmsnt, TsauirinS 'pprOIl.
~, ssslG fee. ylps tIpsg, INA kl..F..rs
80 ilsssi lei al timber, as.
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| i9I iiSssi let az piiss.'
hSb3 iinssi fsst kotwS Pius piles, ''0.r'..-
81 cords q siSbs
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ss sss iis S : s :'Sn $
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~ slbls 90 pine timber, Nib,
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| Amount ISGiisbis Tor Expenditure on contract
%hrE RIVER HARBoR, nsouToAE.. =,
foF rs cords Il staas, usass orliss. : - -.
Amount available Tor expenditure on contract
For SoaSsItSS 30 tsIs, MN Sr -, 81 oid ,l.b
PisfS ~ " ~ wa '-'
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GRAND HAVEN HARBon, MICHIGAN .
EoF Iufu iIhinF mntariAll Ind buldine ~ hundred
SS,sf rysi ssaiiias sPe.Ssis,s s fsli"iSs "
- ~ iass i' i1 ~ az XII tinssq. iaiia
eo1 liuoal isst III timbea, llA n
t9bO0 ,lnsal fest OAK piled TnTa EIktl
ai1 allnch dH't b0lb,J
ms9t iush driit bo!Is,l b,ep Pouuds
| Is % inch screw boits tsN bopsds Z
AIFon 1trapa u feet ii I iuchbS " Inch.
i ~ cords Of sl1na, sa-..Ir4-vI-s--s a .,H-4.
soo cords Of .l..s - ns,.lA-E,
BLACK LAKE dioILARDS MloiiIdAE.
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5 iiSsai lea n az IN bsr. MIA y r..
~ Inca isst q Osf ii%ssr, ~. - '''
iEssl.iash diifl boiiS.J - .....l
| lt3 h lnoh drill boiis{ 500 pounda.'
i0q9LlSoh drit boltsD
% ooTdS o. stone. w
lbO cords Of slabs
$1,000 will be reserved for dfodEinE aud
sIt sHssa Amount SSsilablo fsSss6saaitaSs on oon
| 6AO8ATUoK HARBOR, MICHIGAN
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08

Washington Comm Andsry, No. /, Knights
Templar, Of Hartford, Conn, have oOnoluded 10
visit hichmOnd, Va, In O1tObpr next, as com
have extended pressing Invitation. The visit
ing Sir Knights will arrive In the city On the
18th Of October, aud will remain here short
season as the guests Of Washington aud OOlum-
hla Commandorles. They will DO accompanied
by a null band.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08


As will be seen BY their advertisement IN an.
other column, the Greeley and Brown men hold
the CITY Hall. All the Arrangements necessary
have been completed, and II . SUFFICIENT number
Of followers can be found 10 make . oToEd the
affair will be . success. Among the speakers
who have promised 70 be present are Mont.
gOmery Blair, Gov. Mitchell, OF Arizona, and
Gov. Oleayor, Of New Mexico.
The following are the marshAls for the even.
ing; William Dickson, chief marshal.
Assistant mArshAls-flrst district, william
II. Rose; Second, Daniel NJ. LightiOOt; Third,
Anthony Rodlori Fourth, J. 7. Lakewood Fiflh,
WIN. W. Lasksy; sixth, J. Calhoun CLARK; Ssy.
enth, Samuel r. slater Eighth, WIN, Oham-
boTs Ninth, Thos. n. s. Boyd Tenth, John W.
Usher Eleventh, Joseph L. Pearson TNelfth,
James q. Long Thirteenth, Nathaniel Sardo
Fourteenth, Richard u. LOWS; Flfloonth, Geo,
Wilson Sixteenth, Byron Tilley Seventeenth,
Thomas Kelly; Elghtesnth, Tobias Hudson
Nineteenth, John Hogan Tweutieth, 10, T.
Dooley; TWenty.rrst N. q. SAnderson, Twenty,
second, W. II. shelton.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08

Disfeaturod and begrtmed, close 70 the base
OF that high pinnacle, no liea-ao prone
We all must pity when We see tho height
Prom whence he Iuoklesl fell. Beside him there,
shape
whose bloody hand had umiltcn him before,
It's right hand holds In view a civic crown
To wreath sable brow; the other Eraaps
A dagger, half oonoealod, 70 stab 70 death
while In the act 70 crown. AlOOi and sad
Those people stand, upon whose willing hAnda
He once was lined from the CORY dust
In pity moved 70 soc him fall 30 low
While ecorninr At ambition, which O'oretralned,
would barter all Of jus Ice, lame and truth
For one short day Of petty place and power
Ambition blind, ho thought himself securei
And thus, while reaching for the golden prize,
Not yet within hts grasp, be trtpped and Tell
Fell Tar, inRl0riOus LELAND 10 his tan
Tralled honor In the dust, and hid In shame,
By this last deed, tho glory 81 the past.
lCfnctnndn Gd1cffc.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08
UlTY ITEMS.
VISIT
WAilAoh'a
Dollar Store,
tsl p. ~, below National Hotel.

usHTuL TA0Ts WORTH KHovIEs.
THuRsToH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder ls the
best Dentrihce In use. II hospsths Teeth clean
and Hhlts, and the guns sound and healthy.
Prics2b and 70 cents.
JouvnH's InodOrous KID Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior 70 anything known. Price 70 cents.
THoHIsoH's PomAds Optims 10 exquisite. II
softsnG, boautlnea, and strengthens the hair.
PTioe - and - cents.
All for lAlo By DrugEista.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08

Reports received At the internal revenue bu-
reau relative 10 fruit dlstliiatlon show that the
fruit crop Is expected 10 10 very large this year
and a thousand moro fruit dlstillories Ase 70
ported in excess Of the number Of two years
ago, when there were upwards Of fsur thousand
ln operatIon 10 dlfieront parts Of tho country.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08

Second Lieut. O. R. Brakeman has been de-
tached from the revenue marine steamer Rescue,
Al Fernaadlna, and placed on waiting orders
aud Acting Second Assistant Engineer Henry
O. HsnshaW has been ordered TO the ColfaN, At
philadeiphla
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08
AmnnA.nmn Prn..nl.

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Berry, prSfident Of
the Young Mems Democratic club, received BY
express from Philadelphia very handsome silk
American flag, q present from the AmeTicua
club Of the latter city. Tho nag "a such a. y
used In prOoesslOnH, and u certainly . beautiful
specimen Of workmanship. II win be carried
for the nrst time tonight In the procession.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08

A suit was entered In tho Supreme court OF
the District OF Columbia yesterday by Mrs.
Mary Ann O'BFien for 81 900 damages on the
ground Of injuries ensuing the fall intO an OK.
eaVation on tho cOrner Of G. and TWenueth
streets northwest, In March last. mi.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08
FH8 CITY AND DEPARTMENTS


Second Lieut. p. n. Hogan, First Cavalry, Of
this CITY, recently appoIutod, has been ordered
TO report 70 the superintendent Of the mounted
recruiting service; Lieut.. L1uis, TO accompany
dstaohmout 10 his regiment
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08

should call on John Nolan, at his wine and cigar
store, corner OF PennsylVania avenue and Sixth
street. and got b document which will be good
for reference during the campaign,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08

The following was the range ofthS Thermometer
yesterday At Homplor'A OptielAn store, No. ass
Ponnsylvania avenue, corner OF EOur-a nd q halt
street, =, N, -; 10 a. IN so; II m, 5si D. m,
$751; D. M, ST. Bp, m, 8oi 8 p, m, say
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08

A DOZEN cans OF tomatoes exploded In q
Nashville hOtel the other night, creating the
impression that midnight assasBlns were
buslly at work. Shouts Of murder and
"thleyos" occurred at lively ratio until the
mystery Was solved.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08
Tho Festival oTst. Jossph's Orphan Asy-
lums

The family festival for the ben0ht Of st.
Ioseph'g orphan asylum will DO continued to-
day a the Sohuetlon park. As there s0omS 10
be aOms mistake about the tickets II 10 stated
for the benefit o. all that those issued for
LRilieT's garden are good for the occasion, The
object OF the festival 10 laudable one, and we'll
worthy OF patronage.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08


PoLiuH CouRr-yHdgs SaeH - Henry DOug.
las., assault, -; John Uasey, assault, til Henfy
Nloholson, assauIt on Annie Ray, ~ o. slstY
days 10 jail; John n. Myers, d. A. Duna, NJ
BIam.gin and 7. D. Pumphry,. assault dis
Ws,,sS,,Ldh V sns rn OTSSip o sSsAg ILL.,. JShn
uouerY, Brown thirty days IN jail, and White
head sont 70 reform school; Edgar Mokenna
s snc h,uah Dieksen' l.rsspE Of money irom store
attachment hsued, Martin J, Dougherty, no.
layIally carrying on business, POstponedJ Henry
Schultz, dis0rderly, collateral forfeiledj John
yauipbell, wagon Without number, continued;
Emma Jaokson, profanity, ~; uoorEe n. Jack.
, 80. profanity, ~ samuel Wood, profanity, tS
derly, " eachi Nathan UOok, throWinH stones,
f9i EhLabeth Lancaster, disordotly, Is; wash
ingon Nieholson, Profanity, suspehded, having
bridge, obsiruotinE street. attachment issued.
John Thomas Harroldt, dlsorderly, Is.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08

A GREAT SCANDAL has occurred at ladies
swimming establlshmsnt near London. IL
was fully attended, when one OF the ''ladles"
slipped backward, aud fell from consider
able height Into tho water, utterlng Of the In
slant Of her descent an irfopfessibio and
magnificent male oath. This fact led 10 tho
discovery that the lady was none other than
q young man OF q distinguished family. He
was taken before the oOmmissarY OF police,
and escaped with the meagre puhlshment OF
severe admOnlliOn. He says he doesn't
nood Tho admOnltl0n, aud he reserves his dis
COyeFles for quiet remembrance on dull days,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08

EHaLIsH OHEvIOT PANTALoOHs, marked
down 10 close from % and u 10 u and %.
suiu Of the same goods AZ oOrrespohdlnEly low
prices.
one Price Only, HEO, q, HEENN0,
No, 40 Seventh street, N. ",
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08

A NEw YoHKER who has been suffering
from a distressing cough for a long time re-
Gently oOughed up frog with body one
Inch 10 length, and then lay down 10 4 good
nights rest, a thing hoi had not enjoyed for
twenty years,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08

The Greeley aud Brown Central Club met at
the Board OF Trade rooms last evening, Vice
PTesldent Goddard IN the chair and Waller
Hawkes. secretary. There were only about q {.
teen persons present
Mr.. j. J, COombs said sons measures should
be taken TO raise funds TO defrAy the expenses Of
the rttlnoallon meeting tonight and suggested
club would pay the one dollar assessed upon
each member for this purpose.
On motion Of Mr.. Thomas, the following Ben-
tlsmen were appointed . eommittee 10 collect
subscriptions TO Rsslst In paying the expenses Of
the ratification meeting james Goddard, q. ID.
TUWlss, Alexander Bennett, A. q. Hall, John
n. Crane.
Aitor come Informal discussion IN regard 70
the proposed ratification meeting the club I'd!
ioufned
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-08

A REPORTER Of The Newark Register wa
permitted 70 q WTitd Up" last Saturdays au-
TorA, and thla n the way he gushes; "a sun
cot sky Is more maFvolous in color and fan
tastque In form than An aurora. II Is the
quick, irregular, onward throbbing Of the a.
lent light waves that makes an aurora the
RWiullest aight In nature. Nor was there
lacking tho charm Of color. A strange en-
erald hue perVaded tho deep night 6panea,
while 4 ahade Of amethyst Hinged here and
thore thq RhAaty oIpanse, like tho hectic
huSh that lngerS on the iAee Of tho dead"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-07

~ The list of announcements OF can,
didatcs is increasing il,is..wcck. new can.
dlda'cs being presented for Treasurer
Shorthand Real Estate Appraiser. They
are MI clever gentlemen and well quail.
fed for the positions TO whicI,s,hev as
pre : excepting that two of them are
such strong Radicals that they can't
support Greeley. Sorry for YOU. gentle
men : TO 90 back on the daddy OF your
party = and we fear il will not be well
with YOU in October. But the parties
aspiring are all well-known. and the
people can judge for themselves. re-
membering that in county Offices a good
officer il 10 be preferred 10 bad one.
no matter of what party.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-07

RrNawAY. Two horses of Georo,
Meyers, of HARRISON township. were
lett standing at the saw-mil Of Fried.
man &'Bro., OH last Tuesday, attached
to a road wagon, without being securely
fastened. and getting frightened they
started up Main street. in full run,
making great clattcr with the wagon.
and e"dangering the lives and limbs OF
children on the street. They were gal
lantly caught by Mr.. Joseph OesicricI,,
on the public square. aud brought 10 a
halt, before any serious damage resulted.
Persons can not be too careful about
leaving their trams uniastencd in onr
streets, as painful results might follow
a runaway.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-07

Hon Chas. Sumner has made a
four hours speech in the United States
Senate, giving his reasons. from Re-
publican standpoint why Grant should
not be reelected. Sumner declares
himself Republican Of the strictcst
sect. but declares he isa patriot, and no
patriotic Republican can supper, Grant
Ills speech caused an immense fiuiier
with the.Grant Senators and Congress
men. and is said'to he the scverest and
most Acknowledgement of the Aministra-
tor yet put forward. Several Senators
with Grants collar on. attempted 10 re-
ply, but all sank below ilsi gnili:ence.
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k,bitnnry.

\ >'niNut!.
Died. in Irelamd. Ind. Of Spotta,
fever. ON Tuesday evening Mavoisi. ~
Alfred. liiil. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Yates
aged wears aini ) months.
Where thn vloic'S are nnl lin.
smiling IN tie gentle breeze.
" here the zephyr, sing sweat carols.
As they dance among The trees,
w here the songst.rs warbic
From the dcwy morn tin night,
There we laid our little Allie.
Ever more from mortal sight.
lie was f'ir"r than the sunbra,ns
That our daily path iilumr
And his voice was like sweet music.
In our home where now is gloom:
Angels saw our child. and watching,
Bcrk"ning to our darling prize,
Bore him to their home in Heaven.
To the land beyond the skies.
HOPE.
IRELAND, Ind. June 1st. 1872.
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Ex-senator ffooiittlc of w .s.on-
sin an DIR. Horace Greclcy.

!N'rses irvm letsor IL he editor of The csro an
nulle'in.
| believe The re-clerliOn of Grant, am
The continuing Tor another term uf .oni
years of The san" principles. policy and
practices Ia the Feirfal Administration
nrnid rnagng ilir republican liberty il,
this country. aud ,hrrc.orc. assuming
rs IL grnrriliv assumed, that Grant and
nreel., are ~ lr li,r opposing canli-
dates Ia .hn Pr'>i,rniill contest. instead
lot advising the Drnorra,ic' convention
40 oppose The Literal Republican move
imcnI. "r 10 pat candidates in The field
Iin opposition 40 II. my advice would be
Ia aci with il. although the candidates
chosen Ia lent ID may no, he our first
az even our second choice among the
Liberal Hepmbiicans. and although we
hal no voice in .heir selection. We 40
for measures. As for men. we only IN
Iqnirc. are they honest aud capable and
true to their principles?
! do not deny that | may have prciu.
dircs against MIR. Greeley. In my youth.
and until 1855 was politically opposed
10 him. From 1855 To 1865. from the
Kansas invasion. the prelude If our civil
war, 10 the close of that war. | acted
with him. Since then in some things
we have earnestly differed. Blows have
been given and blows returned, But he
is man of high Intelligence and of I'M
doubted integrity. He is tue to the
main principle underlying the liberal
Republican movement. viz: the duty of
the North 10 extend iorgiving and fra
ternal sentiments to the people of the
South as the best and only sure basis of
the restoration Of loyalty 10 The Union.
Instead of umforgiving hate. he would
exhibit fratrrnal sympathy and affection.
In himself he embodics that idea. Here
is the secret Of his strength. lie appealsl
TO the heart of the South. 4 man of.
high moral courage. he was among the
lirSt to raise his voice for universal am
nesfv. lie proved his sincerity when
HE bailrdJcferson Davis. He was first
among Republicans who had the control
Dt the press To denouncc in the Tribune
he carpe'-hag swindling governments
d The south. u system of robbery and
which no language can adp-
l,'afely describe m no heart can sufii-
'iently drteSt. Heis'im favor Of putting
Town military despotiSm: Of granting
reedom TO the whites Of the south: of
irving intelligence and character voice
'ncc more in the government OF the
south he is honestly in favor of liberty.
quality. and fraternity.
j. IL. Doo!,TTLF
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SHERIFr's SALE NO. IS

NOTICE Is hereby given that bv vir.
~ tue OLA certified copy OF decree
issued from the office OF the Clerk Of The
Dubois Circuit Court. and ia me direct.
eel. requiring me to make The sum OF
Three Hundred and thirty seven dollar.
ana fifty five cents. with interest ON said
decree and costs, ] will proceed to offer
Tor sale at public auction, tn The highest
bidder for cash in hand. al the door OF
the Court House OF Dubois county, Ind
lana. in the town Of Jasper. on
SATURDAY,, june ooh, 1872.
Between the hours OF 10 o'clock. A. Mr..
and 4 o'clock. Il. NJ. of said dav. the rents
ana profits for n term not exceeding soy
ell years Of the following described real
estate. situated ia Dubois county. State
OF Indiana. tO-wit:
The south east quarter of the sonth
west quarter of section No. seventeen
40 in township No. one IN. south o..
range No. four ~ west confirming
forty acres, more or less
And on failure To realize the full
amount of principal, interest and costs
"a led for by said decree. | will ~ the
same time and place. and in like manner.
sell the fec simple Of said real estate.
Taken as the property Of Caroline
Seller, Charles Seller. Mary Blum. John
Blum. Elizabeth Hurst. John Hurst,
Rosa Hurst, Joseph Hurst, Heller, Hurst.
Emily Hurst and Anna Hurst de-
rndams. AT the suit Of George Reiling.
,iainiiii
TOBIAS NFRBIG. Sheriff y. [.
WILL 4. TRAlLon Atty.
Nav 81 Il 1871 .-3w.
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o. 1t is rumored among some of the
Ferdinand township people that the rea-
son they have such fine-looking .horses
out there is because the animals are such
hearty eaters, it being allegedby hotel
keeper that recently four-four horse
teams consumed thirty-fve bushels of
corn in four days, while hauling lumber
TO the Fair Grounds and it is believed
they could take the premium in that re.
spect at the coming Fair.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-07

PROFILE FILED.--The Profile Of the
Cincinnati. Rockport and South-wes
tern Railway, showing the ground and
grading Of the line in Dubois county
was filed in the clerks office yesterday
We are Informed work is already begun
in this county at the Southern end. and
will be energetically pushed. A force
of hands will be.put on a, this end in
short time. The profile in this county
shows q remarkably easy grade.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-07

az We are Informed that in the first
criminal prosecution before Ekq.. En-.
low Of lIuntingbnrg. and also the first
legal action conducted by Z. II Brun-
dick, attorney, in7which.hc prosecuted
one Mr.. Main. for assault and battery.
and Captain Fisher defended. The YER
dict acquitted the. defendant, and til G
constable:paid the costs.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE Dr
MI

q Office j. HEREBY given. t!I,t hy yir.
- III" Of An order OF Tie Conr, o,
Common Pleas Of Dubois county.
the undersigned Administrative viii,
Will annexed OF the estate OF John
BUR- 'lc..el'es!. viii oirr fo.. -iic II
public auction on the premises. on
SATURDAY. June 29,l. I-.a.
the follow i:,g lands o, The deceased. si,u.
afe,l in the County o.. Dubois. Suite OF
inTiaDa. tO-wii:
The undivided two-parts Of flc south
ha't OF the south east quarter, aud of
the north cast quarter OF The south east
quarter Of section No. ,wcnty-'hrec ta3
IN township No. two f2f sonih Of range
NJ. ionr 4 west, containing 100 acres
OF land. which is the interest Of the
esta 10 in the tract. after hrductinv an
onr-third for widows share.
TERMS OF SALE. Onc-half of the
purchase money 10 be paid in cash. and
me rcsidre in twelve months. the pur-
chaser giving notes for deferred paw
ment. bearing interest, with approved
surety. and waving benefit of valuation
laws.
Sale to begin AT o'clock. p. NJ.
MARY L. BUR-.
Adm'rx with will annexed.
y. BrrrTNER. Atty.
Nav 3lSt. 1s72-4w.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
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d.. J"iN NrlL. u ~ 81 Kn1 Wig thg .si ..,rv :,
>" 't Sar-"r"ria- atd he laaing an herrhr Il 10
it- y pos>csscs. send ,"u he iuouibg .n,n ~, !,
sls...
was Wounded about fwo years ago -iyss TAX On rris
"ner md confined for six months Rs'nv !, AZ ed 50 a,
ten. my wounds have pot h.sc yet hav. not sat n,
= nrntn sine" was w.u-dd. am shot through m.
hips Ny general health H. impaired rni | ! eed som,
iing 70 assist nature. hny. frth H. ,our S,t
saparila Than ANYTHING else. wish thai 10 he gem
Inc Please express half ioz, LotiJps and o;ii,
CsrruS c. =. LclI>s0v
Sr. Loris. ITO.
J.. s-The fo'i"sing wo- written April sah lssG b,
Mrs Jennie Johnson. mother 81 Cant lohrs,m;
liz JonS BrfI-Dcnr Sir: NJ b.si,.nd pr q
Johnson was skfn surgeon and physician IN 'cnrai
New York where he died. having 40 nb,ye n !,
Johnson 10 W, cnre Az 'hirt.n voar- ~ age he u "a n
chronic iiarrhea and.scrofla, for vhith rsv. you,
sarsarnrilia u cured him have for ten vrars 80.
'"mr'"ndcd v :" many in York. ohio aud Iowa for
1f"iua. fct"r sores. and general ,.rlify T., rice,
'ncrrss has attended y The cures M rt,d IN Y M,
'asrs =" -or"fila and fever almost miraculous
an very anxious Tor my son 10 again have recourse TO-
'our snrsnparo. lie j. fearful 81 getting a spurnn.
lrtcle. hence his writing yea for H. Ills wound,
we're terrible but believe he viii recover
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-07

~ The foundation Of the Hunting.
burgh school-housc has got the contrac.
tor into squabble with the Trustees. II
not being begun according to spccifica-
tlons. Too much care cannot be taken
to have the foundations Of public bull.
dings secure.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-07

aEln order that our farmers NAV pre-
vent the army worms from grazing up
on their meadows we publish the never
falling remedy, viz: Give them purge
with noon-day idle y it is composed Of
Lizard oil, crocodile tears, and tarapn
slobbers. yoke them and turn them ont.