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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-02-21

PURELY VEGETABLE.


Having teea thoroughly and veil tried ths propsss-
tors have bcs-sancy in raging that no pEeparston
has ever given such universal satisfaction - the OLD
sTrLE BirTERS. Ali ~ho have used them once
will take o,c-- They pleasant to the taste and
contain more Medicinal properties than any other Bit
tiers made. Fer Dyspepsia Of all kinds and for Liver
Compliant Bcusncss Jaundiee, and all kindred dis
cases. defy the world to produce prepar.fonequal
b This. Tor Cafarrh Loss Of Appetite AID Fever aad
Asue, the Old style Ds:r-s unrivaled- They are
especially adapted for Females and contain nothing
that 10 in the least injurious to the Weakest physical
frame. They will build up and invieoraas The weak
and debflihsed. The Ladies cannot hnd . Tonic su-
peror to Old Style Bisters. Let all the scsed give
them . fair trial.
FOR SALE BIT ALL DRUGGISTS.
UNION MEDICINE CO. SOLE PRoPRIET0Rs.
VAN eCHAACK, STEVENSON REID, Chicago, III,
MEYER BROS. co. ST. Louis, no,
McKEsSOS q ROBBINS. New York.
WMOLxRAIx A0EKRl
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Against Public Plumber. SPACES. IL year
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CURE FOR Cocoon OR COLD. As soon
az there is the slightest uneasiness of the
Chest, with difficulty Of breathing, or indica-
ton Of Cough, take during the day few
.Brotrn's bronchial TrOches."-[Com.
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A HEMP-rR form-Capital punish
mont
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Urinary and Womb diseases. Gravel. Diabetes
Dropey stoppags Of Wafer, Incontincnce OF Urine,
Bnghis Disease, Album'nuria and il 81! es.es where
there brick dust deposits. the water IL thick.
cloudy, mixed with substancss like the white Of an
egg. orthreads like white silk. there 10 morbid.
dark. bilious Appearances. and white bone-dust de-
pssits and when there is prickine. burning
ton when passing wafer. and pain in the Small ofths
Back and along the Loins.
TumoP Of IL Years Growth Cared ~
RADWAYsS X EssOl.vENT.
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ALL KINDS OF COLLECTION
)r advisory Foreign Law Business promptly at
ended TO by y.f FkvkAUFf,
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER


Every drop Of the sARsAPARILLIAN REeoLv.
ENr conm1niestse through the blood. e.est. Urine,
and other fluids end juices system the vigor Of
Ne for rsDeis y vsstes q The body Sth ne. and
Qlandulal. dissess.. Ulcer In shs throat. Mouth.
fumors Mode IN the Glands and other paris Of the
eystem, Sore Eyes etrumorcus discharfee from the
kArs ana The WORT forms Of skin diseases- Eurpons.
Fever Sores, ecad He'd. Ring Worn. Sals kheum.
ErysiIeles. Acne Black spo.s. Worn IN the YIssA,
fumoEA Cancers In the omb. and all veal ening and
painful aecharess. Might cvssss. lco Of spsrn and
e veec q TIE nH Dr1rcte!e arc vithia the curative
daye will 20 any Ieron using IL for either
81 thess forms Of disease lie potent power % cure
II ihe patient daily becoming reduced the wastes
end decompoSition that 10 continually progrsHing.
eucceeds In oTrestng three wastes, and reDaro the
sanse with nee material made from healthy blood
ana this thesARSAPARlLLIAN Viii and does secure
a cure o certain; for Wien once this remedy com
mences ~ vork, Of purihcation, and s.ceeeds IN
Diminishing the loss Of vsstea. IL rs0eip win b
rapid, and every day the patient vii! feel hinsslf
growing better and stronger the food dieeoting bet
Ter. appetite tnprovins. and nssh and weight N
Not ooiy dos Ii. sA,sAp..rIs.Ax Rssouvrx, .xe,,
ell known remedial aeents in the cure OF Chronic,
scrofulous Constitutional and Skin dseases bus it
h the only positive cure for
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Inc CREI BLOOD PURIFIER,

WHEM WnIrL.e ~ ~ nD sxgvsTsss3e.
h tbs papefs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
Tho Teslimony' or TravcIer..

All travellers who have tested the value of Hos
letters Stomach Bitters as acclimating Drepara-
ton and as q means Of avoiding the painful and
dangerous disorders Of the bowels and the liver.
which accrue from change of water or unWhOle-
some yapors. refer to IL with enthusiasm as an un-
equalled preventive medicine, Wherever the at
mOspheric conditions are unfnvOrable to health and
the water impure. this powerful tonic is indspensa
Bile alike to tho settler and the transient sOOurner
almost universally used to qualify the waters Of the
western rivers and the wells, &C., of the low-lyinR
merce have been generally discarded by travellers
and residents in these regions and Hostetters Bit
ters substituted in their stead At this season when
the sun is near the zenith and the heat oppressive
two three doses of the Bitters daily will have a
salutary effect the Appetite the digestion and the
spirits. f-... :. ~ +. - iy30toauR6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

THE EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY.-The COM
mittee Of the Brandywine N. L. Church Excnr-
sion have reduced the fare from S1.5O to SI.OO for
the round trip 70 Cape May ON the Samuel NJ.
FELTON,, to leave French street wharf At q o,ciocL
a. M, August 9TH. Parties having purchased
tickets for 30 will have so cents returned 10
them. No objectionable person will be allowed
aboard Tor order is our motto Secure your tickets
early OF >: l.. Gouley, or any OF the committee
The number of tickets viii be limited 70 s,v
hundred. " pa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

DIR. J. H. franklin, one of the most cxport
and skiilful Surgeon ChiropOdlsts, is now at the
Delaware House. Those who are troubled from
corns ON the feet, or nails grown in the flesh,
should lose no time in consulting him. His
enaIges are very moderate, and relief is certain.
hc Is al the Delaware House on TIE first three
days OF each month, or he may be seen at his
oitice O4l Arch street, PHILADELPHIA .--l ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

FIRE AT CHEsTRR.-About four o'clock, Friday
merning, fire broke out in Reaches shipyard, al
Chester, which, fortunately, was confined to the
limits OF the building in which it originated, and
did but little damage The fire was in the foun-
ary, Wnere = was held in consequence of the vig-
lance Of the firemen. II, fortunately, did little
damage; probably the total loss will not exceed
fifteen hundred dollars; but il It had spread to the
jotnera shop the effect would have been disastrous
not only to Mr.. Roach, but also to tho city,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

STRUCK By Johannesburg the storm. last
evening, Riddles Mills, on the Brandywine, were
struck BY lightning. The lightning entered the
engine room, through basement window, aud
suuck the governors OF the engine, doing no dam
age. pile of cotton waste was set o1 fire. INIT
was promptly extinguished. Mr.. John Wood, su-
peElntendent, was IN the room at the time. but
fortunately escaped injury
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

WooDLAwN CAAIP. Great preparations are be-
MOodawn, and about three miles from Port De-
Poslt, commencing about the 10Th of August. and
continuing about ten days, Upwards of eighty
tents have been taken, and 1t bids fair 10 be ong
OF the largest and most successful camps that has
been held in that place for several years past,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

OVERCOME BY THE HEAT.-This morning.
about II o'clock, boy named Edward Speak
man, while working with the tar roofers, on solne
houses on Parrish street, below Third, was over
come with the heat Of the sun. He fell down fat
on the roof, and the blood gushed from his mouth
and nose He was taken to his home, near Front
and jackson streets, and provided with medical
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

BOARD OF HEALTH. The, Board, of Health
out transactlng any business Of importance
adjourned Ia meet at Second and Monroe
streets at O'Clock, this evening. They will
then inspect nuisance existing in an alley
between Monroe and Adams and Second and
Third streets. 't@c sf4 IS sI3If'I / N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02


REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. Dsla,v,or. Dl, ,
County Republicans met in Convention, at Media
on ihursday, and nominated the following
ticket - f.i'-f -Oo"'HB
State senatOr--Thomas v. Cooper Me5ia.
hepresentive-O. +. Bullard, Media.
~ theglster and Recorder-Jacob o. Berstler.
County Ifeasursr--Albin Baldwin, Bethel
mont HTunV OO@mS'ionsr--E'iaH Baker Edg-
-. Jury Commissioners George Yarnall, Middle
d Director Of the POOr-Jesss HILBERT Middle
Auditor-Daniel James Thorpbprv .s,t h.-, tiH
county SeyoF-Joseph Taylor Chester 81,
Aitetwards County meeting was held, and the
homlnshons ratified. Resolutions were also I.o
soopted. endorsing the policy OF the RepubIiaap
9fant and Governor Hartranft, and dannnnc;no
ne salary and back pay grab" The usual COM
miitees were also appointed oS'''T '
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

EXCITEMENT ON TRAIN.-Last eyeninenuite
an excitement was Occasioned on the exnress
train from Philadelphia, which arrives here abont
a2S. a jolly Lieutenant of Police, from preten-
drunk, and started out on the war path. ShortIS
after the train left Philadelphia, he sprang from
his seat, drew revolver, and began Chasing the
passengers around the car, In a lively manner,
continuing his sport until he arrived in this city
Olncer Legg then entered the car, dOwned him,
captured his pistol, and then took him to ,he
City Hall This morning, he was tried before
Mayor Slmms, and fined $40 and costs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

OFF FOR CANP.-The r., W. & b. r. r. depot
presented a lively aspect, this morning "a wh;ts
and black, pushed, elboWed and crowded nm to
the ticket office, purchased tickets and hocked
aboard the Delaware train. Many Of the whites
were bound for Blackbird, where camp meeting
commenced yesterday. Nearly all the negroes
were bound for FELTON,, where a eolored eamn
nesting commences to-day. The tram was verv
long, consisting Of nine passenger and tbree
baggage cars. The negroes were greatly IN lie
majority, and the smell was anything but deli
cions. -. So.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

G, J. Kyle has taken the Western Hotel corner
OF Fourth and Orange streets, and Is prepared to
accommodate his friends and the public In good
style, He 10 young man Of business habits, and
good address, and those who may patropizc bim
VII bs well taken care Of. Give him u call. ]
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

.,,la.a. HE EXCURSION TO GLEN ONoKo-Tbe sx-
~ seasion now at its height, and people
eastlng about for the most pleasant plaes to
wnlcn . 60 for day's recreation To our mind
3 n u Rleasant opportunity is afforded than Nh,
Z! "; y, Smlths excursion to Mauch Chunk. .o1ar
me me Switch back Railroad, and to Tie besutit1I
S.sh yaoko. The pleasures OF such a trip ars
asnllold. ln the frat place We have a dsJiyhttnI
alae, ae, over q tract of country aboundine in wv
Gsa hsss natural scenery and brief stay at MaSe6
On1hs, picturesque town, nesting AMONG ~
,;s ntains and overlooking some Of Inc most
slaua country IN the world. Then there Is a yjda
over tne famous "Switchback" Railroad. nvv,tb .
Tss. iSr those who desire 1t on the summit Of ~
- ~; nom which elevated point can be obtain
~ ~ view of al the gorgeous scenery Of The IT,
n nlsn vsley tor miles and miles around. Then
S1es the trip to Glen onoo, wich it, three hes
IIaL ialls respectively 35, 90 ana loo fast T.
hslgnL Inc beauties Of this glen are aIreadv AZ
s.ae.leg much attention, and it will, ere IonS ~
S1s. Ol tne most famous places OF resort in the
Sssse An early start will be made for home. NM
w sxc ceIslonists m will have ample time while =,
.o... Un9nk and the 9lsn 70 see althe att,,as
Ss o9o eo soSve mentioned Fare fsr the sSenvSIo,,
e.sOi children under twelve years Of age. S2 s0
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
Fer the GAzRTrE.

nsnass mh, EDITOR Permit me to suggest IN m.
FnocraIic Fsa Party the name of MeTTis TovIau tne
WSr e. tho suitable person to represent the FTs
man of more or ny fhSn Council Mr. Taylor is young
me Interests Of his ward and Of tbe CIV S,i
"s.i 'aAen care OF, ysi DRSioopaT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

DiED.-Miss Sallis Hickman, young accom-
phshed daughter of Hon. John Hickman, of
Frankford, died on Tuesday. She had recently
graduated with high honors at college and was a
young lady of decided culture.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
LOCAL IMrELLucrMoE.

There was qaite large market this mornine.
z ;aeh shiPmsnti viii -boL-maSs,- -Is5 ser ..nsxt
LII ItA&ff III NGaE
Several WilmingtOniAns went down TO Reho-
both, this morning. NJ id -l,- Z
an ext extra peach train will be put upon the Deba-
ware Railread, on Monday. .f,Il ll-i N
5alIlmore policeman created quite sensation
on the train from Philadelphia, last evening.
"IHE MAYsIDE ought to 20 out as a teacher by
Journal
4 Try the WAYsIDE for a year. 1t is only so cents,
and printed as 1t Is on costly tinted paper and
Illustrated, 1t Is one Of the cheapest papers in
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

. PoLIoE CAsEs.-Wm. Mc1ntire, for assault and
battery on b ard Haughey, was fined costs, and
held to bail in the sum OF 5000, to keep the peace
and costs. II -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
CRY NOTICES.

LARGEST NUT Coal in the city at .NM j.
BROWNS. South Of Market Street Bridge. jyl2-Sm
22l0 pounds for CASH only, at the wharf south
of Market street bridge WM.J. BRowN.
July y1st.-3m. +2
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
PostofTce InifIculty.

AN EX-PosrMAsTER AT HARRINGTON, ARREST
ED FOR SUPPOSED IsREdULARiTY.
The Milford News, Of Friday, has the fol-
lowing; 1921 80
John II. Vangezell late postmaster at Har-
ringtoD, has been removed from office and James
A. Moore appointed in his place. Mr.. Vangez-
ell has also been arrested on a waVront issued by
U. 3. Commissioner Rnhford on information
by affidavit Of Isaac Myers, Esq, Special Agent
Of the I. y. Department and on Wednesday
last his case was heard and he Was held in ST.
goo bail for his appearance at Court The facts
Of the case appear 10 beabout as follows On the
7th day Of May last Mr.. Henry Fygert LANDED
to Mr.. Yangezell the sum of $37 so to be sent in
Money Order to Perry Need of New York
For this he received the usual money order RI,
ceipt, but the money never came to the hands Of
the party addressed. After some time had a.
iapsed, and also after repeated inquiries Of M.
Nangezeii, who stated that he had never heard
rom the money, complaint was made Of the p.
Q. Department at Washington and Special Agent
Isaac Myers was detailed 70 nyestivate the csSs
On July the 18th Mr.. Myers visited ,Harrinc-.
ton and was informed by Mr.. iVahgezelI that 6e
mao iaid the money away in private drawer,
intending g forward L. bnthad forgotten n Io
SO tmthstw0 or three days before. when fnJ;ns,
4 81 ~ The drawer be had returned h h, Ms
Iygert. On the 18th OfJuly,the dav sfter Hfvs,s;
VISIT sIsls yam Sangezeii WEote to Mr. Tygert who was
away rom home, thatthe money had been for,nd
ana would be returned to him when he came
home. On the 18th Of July, The day beiore bis
arrest M Yapgezell paid this amo1nt Of fpsos.
ha1 teS Zee ease Vii gOtO the Grand ary asxt octo-
~. " 1hqqlsday representative OF the GAzHFFg
Commissioner RumfOrd, for the pnrnoss ~ oSt.SS
ing I1g 11e pagtloulars. Mr., Rumford, however. de-.
eNned % give them, saying that Myers. ne snecisl
aSent y & q o. & q Department bad requested him
srssg nair out OF the papers but as & has
publish 1t now. 'h4 p =, = ~ IVY ''Se''''s' ~ y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

Z MAIL AGENT ARRESTED. D.--BlisoR Mcclellan
mail agent, on the New York and Washingto
mail train, has been arrested, ON a charge Of tam
perIng with the mails. He has not vet been tried
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

ttRIAL III AL OF ENoINEs Last week. the enuin,es !,
q rs Pacific Mall Steamship Uompsny's boat sS
trIed % n tSe %e5S Soc sslsd st Chester They STers
OF Delng tied fast made 40 reyolntions ',ss
lse, ana steam at 40 pounds, and cpttIn1 IIfT az
sseain az the shortest point. It il eTnsctoS "a
snaS these engines will excel those bnit ~ ~
HSns, nssSs1oH ia speed as well as in mechanical sp9
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

.seVel Of the crew Of the Austrian brio Ola,
ls ssr,lasn ~ new York, have been arrested for Se.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

=, SSt y. received one OF the largest assortmanf
t q tae latest Spring Styles of hats ana 1yas Is
s clsy winch am selling at the very lowesf
aLa,C ino mysl.lk mats are speciality Can an
49,. ~ my immense stock and Won WIN
sure 70 be suited. LEWIS o. SsRfNt5ERl NJ Mi ?
nat STORE. tt No. 233 Market Sfrase+
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
ORG a NANED IS46.
III p. liz. al ~. III
JOAN MOLEAR & SON:
Exchanged Deposit Bank
No. eOa H1aIKeI street.
WILMINGTON. DEL.

DEPOSIT Accounts. subject to check at sight, (same
ratiOns and individuals. --'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

If Altf CHECKS Rt-steEf
nn Banks in Philadelphia. New York. Boston Raj
'tasnh0IIe' OelaWaTe, Pennsylvania and Washin9ton
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
BONDS. sTOCKs, QOLD. &o.

10 S99Iernment Securities, Gold, State Bonds Rail-
sonta local Seeunttes specially. Being repre-
n all the principal cities 81 reliable cores
Rendents we are prepared to attend 10 any bnsness
IN this line with promptness and despateh Paranns
nsntaE 70 Buy or sell invited to give us call
b;H,.asI9ns oI the active Stocks at New York end
F1laoelPhia received daily AZ our Office ~
sound Investment Securities negotiated and for
Eysry kind Oflegitimate Banking done.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

ylllDlydends, Notes. Interest Drafts, &c. made with
and accounted for the day payment is re-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
a, rsI annum allowed on deposits. payable on de-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
COLLECTIONS

Gsd ESs ntSESs ps1S$, made on deposits of specific sumor
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24
The UniversAI Sela-AajoBIIng
Corn Shelter
IPntonfod MayS. 1gT0.


The proprietor Of the above machine e cohadent
vented and brought before the pahlie eAA eQmlars
patented by me- l feel confident that my know Ledge
of the business has enabled ne to ranaay the many
faults Of other machines. .! fiv.F ...- 4
This machine Is simple in its construction and
very durable. hayinR no parts liable 20 get out ot
order and can be changed from Hand 70 q Poe Or
Machine In ten minutes. u ghslls fAgt0P and re-
QniFss less power than any ether Shelter ever Ia
vented. IL Is 80 atranxOd that the ear paSlo1
through two maehtuoS ct one Opefetiol. thereby
impaFting double the AmOuat Of aholling uVen ey
any OthoF machine. It shells every kernel. u
separates the corn from the cob. ItloaVog thoeel
whole. It WinnOWB the OOrn perfectly clean. II
shola any size OF shapes Fem the smallest rice corn
10 The largest dent corn Of the W0stt WlthO u
change. Itimparts oQunl pFeSgarotO al Si1oo o
eaFns This Shelter iaP0GaEed bF Agricultural mel
ahd mechanics As the most perfect hrming imDla
menk ever invented, IL dOes its work perfectly
ana With ease. astonlshAng ali who WitA0as its OPa
11sS'S TSS 'aSndsrsiGned htvins purOhaasd the patsn
lisht of the above shelter and eOmmeneod manu-
fsekuFinR the same 10 lWlA1iag gton. Del, ere nov
prepared to furnish teFmsFE aad etheIs Yishirg n
| purchase. Tha principal EeaeOh which Induced u
/ e purchase the YiEht 81 this maeaine Has Inst
large nanber effAFmorB ~ ho exAmiRod ~ yhila q
sEhihitiOn In this city. PgeAeaAsed it the best 9s
Il shave the PtRAtt0 selF tAis machine IN Della
4 - IN la aI412RS1AS n ( y nSARKkLL;
..ts ssleL3 tt1 ~ Ha- WIl@iSstSH. 21SS tSIS' III.
| ."..N II mn - - = = 7
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-24
Donaldson, ,he DaunIIess A.ronaut'

Donaldson, the dauntless eronaut by'' card
in New York paper says:
'SOme of the leading journals Of the United
States believe the transatlantic voyage to Eu-
rope to be abandoned. wish to state, ,thl Ough
your widely spread columns, that the project
has never been allowed to lag for q moment.
am determined to accomplish IL II 1t is in the
power of balloon TO do 1t, and If my life is
not spared to me, hope others will try 10
prove what have already tried to accomplish.
Although the Graphic balloon landed in Con
ntctieut, that does not prove the futillty OF the
project Although could have landed in the
ocean, in spite of the severe storm, did not
deem it eXpedient to take the chances OF u ra-
pld decent with the other two lvesin my charge
have never made an ascension under such ex-
asperating and unfav0rable circumstances as
encountered then.
II am now constructing q paper balloon,
with which hope to ascend next week. i
will take with me the paper canoe Donaldson,
and will make an effort to land either In the
ocean or sound for the purpose Of experiment
ing at detaching the boat and towing 1t by the
balloon, &c. My object in using paper bal
loon is by reason of IT'S cheapness, liGhtness,
and the short time required TO make It, II
successfully inflated 1t will be as strong as one
OF cotton. E Fr
Preparatory to my voyage across the ocean
early in the spring, shall continue to make
erial experiments the result Of which / shal
mud Of large benefit to my final departure
During these experimental trips, which shal
always be made without regard b the cOndi
tiOn Of the Weather-eOld, rain or snow =
shall always be glad to be accompanied b.
representatives Of leading journals, especially
in my prospective trip to chicago and Cincin
natl. Furthermore, IL the expense Of con
structiOn be betrayed by the passengers,l vii
construct within month buIiOh capable o
carrying about thirty newspaper representa-
tives. The idea Of ascending In winter ma,
seem preposterOus to sOme, but my @rial VOy
ages Gin December and january have show
me the air to be warmer In che clOWGs than bC
low. This expedition could include reporters
scientists and artists. A balloon could b
kept 10 the air for weeks, Oecasidnaly desceT
ding and leaving o passengers wi hich could b
done without dithculty. At night anchOrag
could be made In some clear and cOnVenieT
place, and the intervals could be spent ct h
tells, &c. could navigate the balloon in man
different directions by reason Of the surface(
local currents. l should ask no remuneratlC
for my services. They would be entirely gra
uitOus." srFFt