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survey, Notice..

NOTICES hereby given that the un
- dersigned viii proceed with the
Surveyor Of Dubois county, on the 9Th
day Of July, 1873, to run the lines an a
determine the boundaries of section "a.
town 2 south range west.
The intermediate lines will also be RIM
and the corners thereof established
Persons interested will please be present
ZACHARIAH BURTON,
w. w. KENDALL, Agent.
June 2Otb, 1873. 3ws.
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Trees! TREES!!
Canton Nursery /!
FARMERS.-FYSI, (IROVyE,>S


CCPPORT business men of your own
- STATE. Buy Nursery Stock of mel,
who are near you OF whose reputation
you can have positive evidence, whether
It Is good or bad, honest or dishonest.
OLIVER ALBERTsON, Proprietor of the
CANTON NURSERY. located in Washing
ton county, Ind, has been engaged in
the Nursery business twenty years. and
has watched and studied up the history
and character of all the best fruits adopi-
ell to our climate and various soils. lie
Is willing to leave his reputation for in
tegrity and business capacity in the
hands OF the citizens Of his own county.
and any one desiring information in re-
gard thereto, are invited to address or
call upon any citizen Of the county, pub
iiciy or private. or any parties with
whom he has transacted business in this
and other States.
lie Is now canvassing Dubois county
win some Agents. ALI. OF whom are
with certificates of appoint.
mcnt OH paper containing his leiicr-head
and printed address. All orders taken
by chem, will DE carefully filed under
me personal supervision or the Prnpric-
Tor. OLIVER ALBERTSON,
Canton. Ind.
i. ,. lie refers in Dubois county 10
Elijah 5. Hobbs. of Banbri,,ye town
ship, for his standing as a mnrscrvman
'nd trnf"i dealer. jnic ~. '73.-6w.
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fEEEr RArEA-The following ferry
.'es have been established BY the Coun.
~ Commissioners: Two horse wagon
or ooggy- Sc horse wagon or bungv.
~ horse and rider, IOc- foot passen.
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AUDITORS REPORT INTEREST,"
TRU ST FUND.

State ct Indiana. Dubois County, ss:
raNHE undersigned Auditor In and for
said county, would respectfully re-
port To the Hon. Board of County Com
mlssioncrs, II statement exhibiting tie
receipts and expenditures Of thn intpr-
est Trust Funds. from the 1T day ot
June. 1872, 10 the 3lst day OF Ma,. 1873
both days inclusive.
RECEIPTS.
There was remaining in the Treasury
on the LIST day OF June 1872. $lO52 80
And there has been received the follow
ing amounts, to-wit:
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The following Is the disposition made
Of the Stale rauses dockeied for the
Jane term of the Dubois Circuit Court
Srsf- OF Indiana vs.. 3. A. Neudeck-A.
4 b with intent continued.
ale Vs. W. Jones: trespsss continued.
Parsons; trespass: continued.
Mar. Miles: Arson continued.
d. Boliu: Forgery: continued
Levi Ellis Ct al; q. Lar; not
guilty.
d. Miller: concealed weapons !:
continued
Jos Furguson; trespsss con.
g. H. Brrning q. l. continual
H. Lorrick g. l. guilty; PEN
ifentiary years 81 fine.
W. kitfermzu A Il b; contin.
Tho-. Hobbs: Az b: guilty ::
fine S.
Il Hobbs , cases :provoke con.
l. Besz: A & h: continued.
= l. Beller: a L Il: continued.
A j. BeIier; A 4 Ii: not guilty.
W. Sander provoke not guilty.
JOS Gudy cases: concealed
weapons: not guilty.
JOS kroft concealed weapons
not guilty.
Jos kroft: A i B: fine $3.Oo.
Geo. sum: Sabbath breaking |
continued.
T. Herbig: retailing; 2 cases
fine $40 i'm each.
. T. Brewster: A & b continued. /
= Gen Wunder: A & Ii: fine So
Z Buchart: Breaking Sabbath
not guilty. Il
Johu Schmidt: retailing; cont'd
Joshua Sumner: A e IL; cont'd.
e. Elkius; A. with intent con
Geo Wunder: A & b: fine 3.
T. Birk intoxicatioR not guilty {
Geo Wander: concealed weap-
ons: not guilty.
Geo Sum- 3 cases retaili'g con.
jordan Sermersheim intoxica-
ton: zine IS. .
T. Buchat retailing not guilty !
e. Cox; retailing; not guilty.
p. kunklef; A 4 b: fine S5. !.
J. kunkier provoke line $3.50 :
J. Schulz: retailing continued. 9
There were thirty-nine liquor indict- Z
ents quashed ON moution, for defects in
dictments-
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COUNTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RE
PORT.

TIIE undersigned. having nccn an
: p"i"ied by the Board OF County
of Dubois County. to
examine the books OF the several town
ships trustees of s'id county. in rc.lrd
10 the amount of Common School Fund
on hand. for the years 1870. 1871 AMI
1877. after all the teachers had been paid
of for said years respectfully. and which
was not refunded within ahe year for
which it was apportioncd. respectfully
reports that he finds the amount rs fol.
flows:
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NOTICE is hereby given. thar by vir.
~ tue ut an Execution ON transcript
issued from the office OF the Clerk Of he
Dubois Civruit Court. and To me ,lrcscd
! will proceed TO offer for sale nj pubic
lasctiOn. 20 the highest bidder, for cash
IN hand, At the door Of Court House Oi
Dubois county, Indiana, in the town OF
JASPER. ON
SATURDAY, August "a. ls73,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
and : o'clock. +. NJ. Of said day. the rents
and profits for term not exceeding sew
en- wears of the following described real
estate situated in dubois county, State
Indiana. to-wit:
Lot No. twenty-nine (29) South Of
Main Street, west addition in the town
OF Schnellville. aud lot No. two az.
North Of Main street, west addition in
the ssid town OF Schncllville.
And on failure to realize the full
amount of principal, interest and costs
called for by said execution. will al the
same time and place, and in like manner
sell the fee simple of said real estate.
Taken as the property Of Joseph II.
at the suit OF Edward B,lchart.
Said sale will be made without relief
from valuation or appraisememt laws of
the State Of Indiana.
JOHN WEIkEI.. Sheriff ID. C..
WILL A. TRAYLOR Atty.
June 9th. 1S73-3w.
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70 The Nursery for July is on our "a
bic, full to the edge with sparkling arti-
e'es for the little folks 1t can't be beat in
iis speciality Published monthly at
$'O per year Address John l.. Shorey
Is Brom6eld st, Boston, Mass.
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one Of the most entertaining and new sizes,
papers in the State The city and home
news department is particularly well
conducted We recommend the Courier
TO those who desire to keep posted con-
corning Affairs in this part Of the State.
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The Law Governing Sheri6s.
The last session Of the Legislature en-
acted the following law in regard to thu
duties Of Sheriff.. viz:
When an execution against the prop.
erty Of any person Is issued to the Sber-
in he shall serve said execution. upon
the defendant or defendants in said
county and levy the same. III not paid.
upon property. and make At least one
Oder to sell property levied upon within
sixty days after such execution comes
TO his hands IL property can be found.
unless otherwise directed by the plaintiff
or plaintiffs or his or their agents.
Parties interested will please take no
tice that the law compeIIs me to levy.
and offer property for sale ON execution
within sixty days after the execution
comes into my hands. therefore. they
will make their arrangements accord
ingly- a shall be compelled to enforce
law JOHN WEIKEL, 5. d. c.
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TtThe July Number of the Phren-
illogical Journal opens volume 57-cer-
fainly venerable magazine-in a most
eredifable manner. Readers will find
the following among the specially inter
esting papers. which impart high value
70 the number. Salmon p. Chase. will,
Portrait: the Problem Of Government,
which every politician should read care
fuliy; Sketches from Daily Life, illus
trated : Grating an Atmosphere Gent
us and Talent; How to Use Phrenology,
illustrated How Gained Ii; the Shak-
er Problem q defence: James l.. Orr.
with Portrait: Integrity; Where will
sod summer; Compulsory Attendance,
= powerful discussion of the Education
Question.
Terms $500 year, or six months on
frlal for e1-5O. Address s. r. Wells.
sss Broadway. New York.
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UNITY AUDITORS REPORT
State of Indiana. Duhn;v no,,,,. -

,.Sur na i'n"' i'"pois County, IS:
VIZ Undersigned Auditor OF said county wn,,s
- sp"l"iy ,rporl 10 the Hen BOARD of countvSs-
m'sr,oners mat the foiiowing IL tru. fxhihii nx
Jay o. june, 1s'2, tothc sist day OF NAY, Is,, ~
Tue was n manning IN The preasnrw ~, a., IL
81 ,tH' lSTi he sum ~ a '" ~" ~, y Say
fhe'' hh' u receive the following anoun,s $3.50 Of
iifftI fAf A. IA Aiuu
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COT NTi TREA>URER'S REPORr
Statr of Indiana. Dulmis CnunfN

WE undersigned Treasurer Of said county would
4 frF"l !" he Hon iaaru ~ tumni, sinners
Ai 'Ir i"il"wing l. true exhibits III, ice, in. and
rN natures =" said county. from the ii ia, ii lam,
49,, 1" the jl>t day M May, isi, both da,. inclusive.
EEt Eil'TS
There wFN remaining IA the Treasury on
/, i NJ hmm \ IL.
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There were thirty-nine liquor indict-
ments quashed ON montion, for defects in
indictments
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ing amounts, tO-Wit:
Common school fund
Tnwn I nnrth ,,,.o
Total
EXPENDITURES.

There has been expended Il
ing sums, tO-wit:
Comm IN school fund
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All Of which Is respectfully submitted
4. STEPHENSON, r.. PC.
June 18Th 1S71 Avs
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Common school fund
Fines &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-01

NECESSITY or LIMITATION II hold that
the breathing of impure air is fruitful
source of disease Of the right heart occur
ring after middle age. How many people
ignoranty favor its occurrence by condn-
ing themselves TO closely y-shut, non-ventil-
atied, hot sitting rooms, in which the car
bonic acid has accumulated to two or three
per cent. Of the air they respire How
many are thus destroyed by being compel
led, through the exigencies of life, to pass
the greater part Of their time in pits and
manufactures where ventilation is defect
i've, or in which the air respired is poison
ed by noxious fumes and offensive emana-
tions from the materials undergoing the
process Of manufacture How many are
falling victims to the poisonous influence
upon the heart Of the atmosphere Of an
underground railway! What do these
facts suggest2 How are these evil results
to be prevented? The simple answer is
let the rooms in which you live be efiectu-
ally ventilated by an incoming current Of
air filtered from all adyentitious impurities,
and so divided that no draught shall be
felt; aud by an outgoing current which
shall remove from the apartments the car
bonc acid, carbonic oxide, sulphurous-acid
gas, sulphuretted hydrogen, and other nox'
ious compounds as rapidly as they are gen.
Grated" Foil Air and Heart Disease,
IN Popular Science Monthly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-01
The Torn Curtain.
FROM TUE FRENCH OF EMILE souvrsrRr,


FROM THE FRENCH OF EMILE soUvEsTRE.
The following story from the History Of
England is a striking example Of the truth
that kind action is never thrown away.
The date was that Of the civil war be-
tween the Parliament aud King Charles l..
The two parties had taken up arms, and
were vigorously carrying on the conflict.
The kings army had been defeated several
times, and those Of his adherents taken with
arms in their hands were led before judges
appointed by Cromwell in every town, to be
condemned as rebels.
Sir Nicholas Newcastle vas one of those
Judges. He was man of austere manner,
but without ianaticism his devotion to
the new government was well known, and
Cromwell had special esteem for him.
His weakly constitution did not allow him
to serve in arms for the cause which he
thought the just one, but he was looked
upon as the most active aud able, as well
as the most vigorously just magistrate in
the country.
One evening Sir Nicholas was at supper
with his family and few of his friends,
when band Of soldiers arrived with roy
aist prisoner, whom they had just succeed
ed in capturing. 1t was an officer who, af
ter the route Of Charles's army, had beer
yainly trying to reach the coast, and there
fiud means of escaping to France. Sil
Nicholas ordered his hands to be unbound
aud another table to be placed near thu
fireplace.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-01
THE PETRIFIED FERN.

In valley, centuries ago,
Grew little lern-leaf, green and slender,
Noning delicate, and iibres tender,
Waving when the wind crept down so low
Eushes tall and grass ana moss grew round lt,
p ayul sunboams darted In and found IL,
But no foot Of man cler came that way
Earth was young and keeping holiday.
Useless, Lpsti There came thoughtful man,
Searching natures secrets far and deep,
From a fssure In a rocky steep,
lie Withdrew n stone DER which thoTo ran
Fairy pcnciling, quaint design
Leakage, yening, flowers, clear and ine
Aud the ferns life lay in every line
So / think God hides some lives away,
Sweetly To surprise US he last day
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CONsUNTTION CAN BE CUREDI
SCUENCk's puLMONtC SYRUP,
SCuENNli's sEANtEp TONIC.


Are the only medicines that will cure Pulmonary
somcim. medicines that viii stop q cough will
oucu oecls.ou tho death of the patient. II locks up
thc lvDr, stops the circulation of The blood, homor
rh1 20 follow aud. iu mct cloggpg the action Of the
very organs thHt caused the cough,
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes Of
two. thirds ni tho eases oi consumption. Many are
now complaining vs. th dull pain in the side. the bow
pls sometimes cnsFn Gul sometimes TOO loose, ton
cuatcl uln lu the shoulder blade, feeling sometimes
YsrY restless uud tutucr times druwsy, the food that
Be- taken l,s heavily on he stomach, accompanied
with ucIdity aud holchiug of wind. These symptoms
u-un originate hum disnrdcrcd condition Of the
stomach ur turU.d liver Persons go affected. Il they
Mlcnurur two heavy colds ami if the cough ln these
cases Uc suddenly stopped The lungs liver and stom-
uch clu- AND frmaiu torpid ami Inactive, and before
the patient s aware ut Dis situation, the lungs a
mas of r0s and liberated and death Is the inevita-
ble result.
sch,ncA pulmonic Syrup is an cxpoctoraut which
d0cs not contain any OPIUM nor any thing calculated
60 check % cough suddenly
Schruck's Selwecd Tonic di-solvos The food, mike.
with tue gastric juice of the stomach, digests easily
uUut.ies the system, and creates "a healthy crcua.
tuu u tAg blood. When the bowels are costlye, skin
suIOw end the patient is Of bilious habit Schenck.
Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines arc prepared and sold by Or. j
N. tllENNk Is son, Northeast corner OF Sixth and
Arch Streets, Philadelphia, Penn, aud for sale by
bEp. q. .GnUONlN a co. l- Hanover street, Boston
nud JOIN T. HENRY, college Place, New York
Wholesale Agents,
For salei, Druggists generally a7-u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-01-01
1lltscplla
AT EVENING TIME.

AT EVENING TIME.
The old nest swings on tho leaaess tree,
The red sun sets In the west
think that like two brown birds are we,
Left last In the empty nest.
All the young ones are aiar aud away,
Each sings with his chosen mate
Twilight IL closing our lightsome day,
Though the crimson flush lasts late.
'Tis trembling step comes down the path,
You could orst ~ lightly tread
Changoo are our thoughts Of the grave old earth
That is keeping In trust our dead.
o comoly face that knew 80 fair,
Soft cheeks that are sunken now,
] love the gray 10 your faded hair,
The lines on your thoughtful brow.
The past grows book 10 understand
The future has gifts 10 bring,
A. / sit by the Gre and hold Your hand,
And finger the worn gold ring.
Ny own true wife, who D. dearor now
For all that the years resign
For the tlmid love for the spoken vow,
For the home that was yours and ninei
For hopes We shared, and for toars we sned,
For comfort Ia days oorcast
For the trust that We held TO meet our dead
When the shades Of llle are past
Uriofs that are over left us as gift,
They no us lamp Of light
Soon shnll Gods sunshine clear through the III,
And there shall be- no more night.
Coso 10 my side, dear wife that love
With your thin hand fast In mine
So will we walt for the light above,
TIL the morning star shall shine.
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The Home Circle.
rnE nlBY,s sTocKING.

Hang mp the hnhy's stockIngi
Bc sure that you don't forget
The dear little dimplcd darliug
She never saw Christmas yet.
nutrvc told her all about it,
And She opened her big blue eyes,
Aud Pm sure shc understood me,
She looked 10 funny and wise.
Dear, donrl what a tiny stocking
N doesn't take much 10 hold
Such little pink toes as hahy's
Away from the most aud cold.
But then for the hany's Christmas
II never will do at all
Why Santa Claus wouldn't Dee looking
torany thing half s0 small.
know what wo'll DO flr the baby
I've thought Of the very best plan
I'm borrow "a stocking OF grandma,
The Longest that ever can,
And you'll hang Q by mime dear mother
Right hotc Boo Che curncr-sui
Aud write % letter Co Santa,
And Aston 10 on t0 thc Toe.
Write, Thlsis Che hahy's stocking
That haugs lu the corner here's
You never have seen hcr, Santa,
For she only came this year
But she's Just the hlcssCdcst baby,
And now, before you gu,
Just cram her stocking with goodies
From The top clcar down Co the t1e,