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ADJUSTMENTS.
VIRGINIA oPERA-HoUsE. 1
THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18TH.

MozIs adams and CATAWBA.
{ Or. j. W. BAGBI and j. p. CowAHDIS3
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0LUSTER SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL,
" within SIX miles OF South Boston, Hichhoad
~ -. Il. OSCAR ROGERS, Principal: ,a,,-
The fourth annual session begins ] ON Oh sep"A''
Der, 1874. ,os,.oaee,
Apply for circuhr--Black Walnu, post ,m.
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YIIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

The THTRTIETH ANNUAL SESSION TD Icon
mence WEDNESDAY, SEPfEhBEk 90, VIZ
fni corps experienced officers. and with ncsesI
facilities III aii itE Departments, r 9T ar
adore So the Principals, X. II. pH!LIatsssSSs
~ al g, 4W Mlss 1h y. -
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TEN PER CENT NET.

THE IOWA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,
DIS MONIs, Iowa,
invests m0ley Tor eastern lenders ~ ten per
cent interest, net, payable mi.Rnnublly al the
Chemical National Bank New York All loans
lection ia fail guaranteed by the Company. Len
ders subject 10 no expense. Full abstract Of
/ Title, Coupon Notes, Mortgages &C., made di-
rect 10 leudur,) forwarded on completion. New
1 York and New England references aud full infor
nation sent on application. SAMUEL MEHgHI,
/ date Governor Ot I0wa.I Pres, Js5. u. HrhRr.
| WILL See, Dee Moiucs Iowa,
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JOURNAL OFFICE
w A. ADAMS,
Matchmaker & Jeweler.

Matchmaker IL Jeweler,
has a nice stock Of goods consisting Of watches,
English American and SWiss, Clocks Of various
styles, silver and plated spoons, plated knives
and forks, nut Iicks tooth picks gold or quill
kuves. reyolYers, pistols, cartridges No. y and
81, a good assortment of watch chains aud cords
hair chains aud other hair ornaments made to
order silver thlmblcs silver plated, ivory and
scotch napkin rnBs, casters breakfast dinner
aud pickle, plated butter dishee, cake baskets
spoon holders, syrup cups, goblets, drinking
cups and pickle dishes, toilet sets, toilet powder
perfume, halr Oh, pOmade, toys, dolls and d0ll-
heads, china aul tin match Hafes, violin strlngs
bridges, screws sc. The largest and beat stock
of Hpectacir- ia Bennington county ranging in
prices from - cents 10 4s. Lazarus Morn
perfected spteks for ~, genuine good pebble
tur SD ladies sez jewsieiy uyei % dticreft
stylcs, pms, ear rage gold, silver I'd csrneiaH
huEtF rngr god necklaces, guard chains IN
pius, sta ale, cHtrme, keys, bosom udr, cuff Int
tons from Is cents 10 s.. bracelets, lacket- as
sewing machine Decd els IF many different EHl1-
machine oIl, cane, -grew drivers and genera 81.
tachueufs, go different coiorr mschins -ite ana
ar mans different caipr- butnsn h0iotsisg, papsr
aud envelopes, paper collars 10 Ceuls PSF box
beads, git, gold, oliver sud ztevl god Rud silver
lined, sb8ut - different kIUds, silver polish, ell
yer sJAp, shaving soap ntber brushes. uali
sud tooth brushcs, paper cutter aud iUlderr
sewing birds magnets, harmDricas, leWs harp-
gun lube-, gun wurmers, stesrns giass and chius
cement, lead and slate pencIle, writing desks &c
&C Repairing ol cipcl- watches or jeweify done
well and cheaper thsu At any other shop Ia
z t0Wu
/ Factory Point March IG. 1874. 5o3l,
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Scrofula or Kings Evil,

White sxeliiugs Ulcers, EryripeAs, SFe,led
Neck 6otre, S,taful0ns Iuhamnauaus, Indo.
leut Indammsiiuus Moreutial afleC iona. tlI
Sores. EruptioHs Of The Skin. Sore Eyer etc.
10 these a. N all other constitutional Dis -ases
WALKERS YNE9AR BITrEnz have shown their
great curative powers m tie most obstinate and
lntTactab.e casts.
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TARRANT'S
SELTZER APERIENT.

What ailllt do' il the afst uquiry the sch
make concerning medicine, Suppose Tar
HAsrs sglTzER ArgBIESr r. the subject 81 the
inierruEal8ry, what then SIMPLY this reply.
q vii relieve aud core headache, nausea, hatu'
lenes uttyuusntrs. Debility, blIilu.uess and So.
digestion Sold by sgists everywhere.
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The few competitions which have won the
confidence of mankind and become household
words, among not only oue but many nations,
must have extraordinary virtues. PyTbsps 10
one ever occurred 30 vide q retGtanO3, or mHiR-
tanned it 50 iong as Ayers Cherry Pcc'oral II
has been known 10 be public about forty years,
by long continued series # mar olpus cures.
lhat have won for il a confidence IN its virtues
never eauaIied by any other medicine. 1t still
makes the mott enoctuai cures 81 CIupke aud
Code aud C8f6umpt gH hat can b" msde by
medical aiil, Indeed be Cherry Psctaal hAs
really robbed these dangerous diseasea - Their
tcfr8rs u a great ex,enl, and given feeling 81
Immunity from her fatal eiiertr, hat 10 ss
founded II the remedy be- taken 30 season. f.
ery Amilg should have % Iu their closet faf the
frsdg relief of II member. tba pfu leut ssoala
not neglect Is aud tho wifg Wiii not Keep Il by
you faf ttg protection u affords by 'i- timely Hso
80 rudHaH afffras.
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Agents Wanted Tor
prot FOWLER'S GREAT WORK

On Manhood, WamaHh8od aud their Mutual
| Iuter-felsuons; Love- its Laws Power &c.
/ Agents are selling from Is b % copies day,
| sent tur specimen pages aud terms to agents,
/ and SOS why il sells FAST than my 0tner book.
l Address, NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co, Phil
! AdrlphIA Pa
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OsTPuS EMENT
Ffh aad Last G1tl CuaecFt
81 $3.50 aE #HE
PUBLIC LIBRARY az hENTUCha.


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Tuttte IasesfH 90 EfHEaEkE Asa Hrsu 90 EaHsf
sly aaise. Httea. EHf fs o. tfF.sF faF tae Hs
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hAFa aAa large afsgaHE ava f..a alsi tHT. #at
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30 d UaytsE| afaw3ug faaE s Boz borne sa gsn8
tAat
THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT
b THE lash aWgl WA EFEE HE alFEE
NHEH EHis tHAEfhG Asp ~ aHE FlH.EAE
NEA&NEMENT
That % w.3 positively sH# Hga# a.teEaIr take
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Masutr, Born NoFnum,
ta1l gae ras1e uiI be tls hasF else aaanlgf RI.
f.r.ty aHa tast
20 600 Cash Gifts.
AeoaFaArlNo $500, 000t
vil beg Distributed by .at among tas tstat bai8
tfe.
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For lndammatory Chronic Rheuma.
tism,

G1ut, Billions, Bemutent aud intermittent Fe-
we're, Diseases 81 the Blood, Liver Kidneys aud
Bladder, there Bttsf- have no equal such Die
eases are caused hy Initiated Blood.
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OF AK Err BIT ERS .

These celebrated Bittcrs are composed Of
choice Roots, Herbs aud Banks, among which
are Gentau, Sarssparlla, Wild Cherry, Dande-
hon, Juniper and other berries, and are so pre-
pared to retain all their medicinal qualities.
They invariably cure or greatly relieve the fol-
lowing complaints: Dyspepsia, Jaundioe, Liver
Complaint, Loss Of appetite, Headache, Bilioua
Attacks Bemittont aud Intormittent FeTers,
Ague, Cold Chills, rheumatism, Summer Com
plants, Piles, Kidney Diseases, Female Difficult
ties, Lassifude, Low Spirits, General Debility
and in fact everything caused by an impure state,
of the hood or deranged condition Of Stomach,
Liver or Kidneys, The aged find in the Quaker
Bitters gentle, soothing stimulent, so desira-
bic in their yesrs. No one can remain long I'M
well unless afflicted with an incurablc disease)
after taking a few bottles Of the Quaker Bitters-
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Mechanical Diseases

I per-afs engaged ia Paints and Minerals ueh
a. Plumbers, TyPr--ttsefss Gold heaiefs aud
I Nicer. a. they advance IN lfg Rre subject 20
/ paralysis at the BBwes. To gusrd against Jbl-
take dgss Of WLEEHs fINEuAu hITrEus coca
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Headache. ain in the shoulders Coughs, Tight
i.rra 81 the Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eruct4 trans
Of ths Stomach, Bad Taste Va the Mouth, Billions
Attacks, Papitatiou Of the Heat Iutam sti1n 81
the Lungs, Pain IN the region Of tue Kldaeys
and hundred other painful symptoms, ATE the
ohsprings of Dyspepsia. One bottle viii prove
better guarantee Of its merits than lengthy
II ,aI-Laa nrunr.t
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raF wu18 E#utF faAaAaWa aa8af thg titaf
at EHE SER AMIAlGAS GtlI0FAulA 50
aaE.sfe# 1881 ruHa Nash tEr ne Nas
ass HsfrH. NH = hsa .tasae6 30 sh parts =
Ee Tn8e8 a.stes snt fhe sEaa aErsialu t.ts
shI.a EAFH sasHr rlaer n every tfsneh e go
Hn#r. llsEatafr sad aff tssa ia8aoea tae 81
ears arE gsHE Hasrs t7 FahT#85 # O. a. akAft SD
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Fortify the BODY against disease
Dyspepsia or Indigestion,

Ny pu'itang all itz fluids with VINEGAR BIFTRRs
No epilt mic can take hold Of a system thus fore
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- Eemale EompIaints.

iu young ~ Ola. married o. single, e. the dswn
~ wonhHh00d. q the turn n hie, The Tonic
Bitters display ~ decided an iunaence that ii8'
pTugeFaeut IL econ pef6eptsble.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-09-10

Drag s.sfs and Gennfti Asents, san Franetssa
L44tua.A and cor. nksalggt1a aud . nafsioa
hls. Aew Yafk 81almlEGAIi
SOLD By ALL uECeGlsTr ASD DEALEEs
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HH-SlG volumes now ready succeeding vol
umes, until completion, viii be- Issued once ia
two months,
=, Specimen page, Of the American Cyclic
pmiia, showing type, Illustrations, &c, viii be
sent grats, on application.
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u amcs ET- Anderson

AS rented the Stable of Tobias
| Hcrbig. aud has good stock of
~ GGY and SADDLE HORSES 10
hire, 10 careful users lie will also do
any Kind Of hauling in Jasper or vicinity
promptly.
Horses kept by the day or week on
liberal terms.
Persons having horses 10 sell. or de-
string 70 purchase horses. Will find this
ade>irahle place. as the proprietor will
lay particular attention 90 this branch
~ business: aud will receive horses for
safe on commmissiou. ii desired.
share Of patronage i solicited
"ood aud experienced ostlcrs vt all
iime> in Attendance.
sept u. 1879 ly.
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~ II |, reported OF a Dayiess county
justice Of the peace that in explaining
TO his constable the naiare of capias ad
satistaciendum. he used the following
Language "Iou will observe that this is
a particular kind of "A case; il is what
the lawyers call cape ask and salts
ty'em.' Now don't know whether the
defendant has cape or not, but YOU
must take his cape il you can find it. but
ii you can't fnd it, if was YOU would
take hog" The final Issue OF this
ease" will be awaited with some in
tcrest.
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American paper published here. with :
live Editor at its head. We must and
will have one.
! With the present assurance Of tho
early completion of the l.. T.. +. & ;. w
x. r., and the Rockporl road TO Hunt,
iugburg. Preparations for opening NJ
our coal mines are now being made Oh
IA large scale.
\ We have now population OF over
ZOO. we have built ~ new buildings
this year 1913, and not vacant dwell.
ing house in town, and many small
dwellings are occupied by two families
Preparations are now being made u
build 100 or 200 dwellings next year,
1874. every one of which will be oc-
cupied as soon as completed The min
ing iuirrest will demand one-half OF
this number and perhaps all.
Most Of our farmers are sailing their
pork very little has been offered TO the
packers here. Most all of " hich will
be needed for home consumption by our
railroad and mining employees before
next Hall. Oar tobacco merchants ~re
doing nothing ia that line. = the view
OF purchasers aud sellers differ in price
about one dollar per 100 lbs.
Col patli~on and party are expected
herc to-day, 10 arrange TO secure the
right OF way from here 10 Boonyile.
His engineer corps commenced survey
lng and locating the line from Boonyille
10 iiuniingbnrg. on Tuesday, Dee. 23d.
We have the following prominent places
ot worship and business in our town.
, churches, cooper shops dry good
stores. iamily groceries, : Touring mills
! wooden Factory, ? planning mills, q
rrbinet shops. wagon and carriage
shops, ] chair establish
ncnt nearly completed, turning lathe
harness and sAddlery
'bops. tailor shops, clothing store
, boot and shoe manufactures, stove
ind Tin shops, . tam-yards, leather
-lOre. > butcher Shops, lumber yard.
pork packing houses, 1 tobacco houses,
4 first cas, livery stable. respectable
hotels. saloons, > drug stores, physi-
clans. ) attorneys. , Justices OF the Peace
| Instrumental musical establishments.
win leWelry shop combined. Ger.
nan printing office, but no English
10 adyorue our prosperity. 3 miliner
shops, 2 dress inakcrs. brick yards.
lsauy, Stewart 4 Go. real estate, mining
aud mineral Office. and one tirst class
graded Nhool. with select teachers, 3
blacksmith shops, | gunsmilh shop.
paint shop. MrDer shop, : breweries,
0ut OF order.
Col. i'atli.On says he intends having
his road here by the LIST OF May or June.
tnd we think he viii, ii he gels hi, rails
-plit as proposed, see Evansville Jour
nal OF Dec llth. We will give the Jas
per Courier warm reception when
sou move your press here. Enough for
his time. II.
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lFnf TIE Jasper {
ToWnship Institute.


The teachers Of HARRISON township.
met on the 27th day OF Dec. 1873. at
house No. 6. The Institute was called
TO order. and presided over by Mr.. h.
x. Brundick, County Superintendent.
al 81 A. NJ.
Teachers present Annie DcBruler.
Emily Hope, Docia Hope. >. ID. Pierce.
Joel B. Traylor. o. l.. kelso, j. +. Blk
Ter, Il. w. Harris, VIM. Thompson. +.
Il. Brundick, ;. Bixler, Trustee, and
also number Of visitors.
by consent of the President and Sec
tary, the original programme adopted at
the last Institute was changed 10 some
extent after which the following pro-
gramme was strictly adhered to. ailot-
tlng the time Tor each examination tlir-
ty minutes.
PLY yslology, by w. Thompson, tonic
Nutrition; Geography, Il. ". Harris. .-
natural feature OF land and water. and
mathematical Geography. Recess 10
minutes.
Penmanship, by l.. II. Brundick. Mr..
Brandick : Instruction upon this branch
was interesting and TO the point. and
worthy the consideration OF every teach
n.
what we read and how we read.
Mr.. Harris moved that the Institute
take iniermlssion until o'clock. T.. NJ,
carried. lnternission having expired,
the Institute resumed work.
English Grammar. by $. ID. Pierce. =
topic. the noun and verb, their proper
ties and the subject OF ANALYSIS History.
by l.. X. Brundlck, topic Columbus.
hls early explorations and discoveries
Orthogaphy, by II. W. Harris. topic.
what IL teaches. Recess five minutes.
Arithmetic. hy +. X. Brundick. topic.
fundamental principles.
On motion. "A committee Of three was
appointed, consisting OF W. THOMPSON.
). y. Iraylor aud Mis-, Emily Hope. 10
arrange programme, with instructions
that they assign topic on each branch.
after which said committee presented
the following: allotling 81 minutes for
each examination.
Orhography, by J.'F. Bixler ;Rcading.
by Miss Emily Hope; Arithmetic. by
Miss Docia Hope, topic, fractions.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
English Grammar. by II. w. Harris. -
topic, anals SIS; History, by w. Thomp-
son, topic, early settlers in the United
states Geography, ;. ID. Pierce topic,
United States; Physiology, by joel Il.
Tray lor-t topic The eye, after which the
following resolutions were adopted
RESOLVED. lst. That the thanks of this
Institute are due. and that we, the teach
ers tender our sincere thanks 10 Mr. 4.
X. Brundick. County Superintendent.
for the invaluable instructions he has
given, during the progress Of this Insii-
tute.
RESOLVED. ri. That wc, the teachers
OF this Institute tender our thanks to
the visitors. who have favored Us with
their presence aud attention.
Moved by Mr.. Harris. that the min
utes be adopted carried.
Mr.. Pierce moved that The next Insti-
tuie be held at this place = carried.
Mr.. Traylor moved that the Institute
adjourn until Jan. oath, 1874.
>. ID. PifRCE.
ANNA DEBRULER, ''' -
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r--Thc German Government i loan.
ing Hungary money.
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Rockport q Jasper Mail Route

vTvHE undersigned having received the
4 contract for carrying the mail to
Rpckport. respectfully informs any one
desiring to 20 10 Rockport. that he will
provide means for carrying them on
Mondays aud FRIDAYS IL they will leave
word on the day before ~ The Post office
in Jasper. JOSEPH UlIRIClI.
l July sth. 1870.
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pike County Items.


We understand the citizens OF Lock-
hart township will petition the County
Commissioners 10 refund TO the taxpay-
ers the tax collected IN that township ia
aid OF the Air Line railroad. The petit
zion will doubtless be granted.
|. II. Fowler. Of Pleasantville, has rc-
Gently finished new tobacco barn 49x
so feet. three stories high. In an old
barn Mr.. Fowler has already this season
taken in 10000 pounds Of tobacco.
The Commissioners Of Pike county met
IN called session on Tuesday and passed
an order 10 repair all the bridges in the
county damaged by the heavy rains last
week.
a great many wheat fields were bad
ly "washcd" by the rains last week.
some fields were almost entirely laid
bare.
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.SlN EsS bn 4 !
(kCe
HAT The un,lcrsigncd
lnbridge Township,
bwnship businsss ~
on every SATURDAY
Town hip business %
call ON that day. ~ !
usiness at any other
wnship Library
notice. be kept as fol-
the residence of J.
rner of North Main
tts. and a portion ~
Imland. whore per-
llsc of it.a.e reques-
oc,re books.
kTEBLER. Trustee.
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g-r-The story OF the religious triumph
in Cuba. through which twenty OF the
condemned iilibuSiers, turned over ut
A. VI. 20 the priests, were turned over
couiiriuel Catholics to the executioners
at 1 y. d.. at rate eofconyersion equal. a.
the Bishops dispatch intimatss,. TO two
and one-half souls per hour, Is worthy
rom psnion-piece TO the story of the re
ligious revival conducted in certain
brigade during the war by Chaplain
,Oi more than forty -parson power. Hav-
ing revived several OF the regiments. he
called one morning upon New York
Colonel. Colonel" said the enthusias-
tic dervish, Il want To speak TO your
regiment. have had grace with other
Regiments, to convert many. There is
tiat ii0osier regiment on the hill wonder.
| baptisrd twenty-seyen OF them only
last sunday" stop" said Colonel X I.
How many men do you tell me you
baplised there, Chaplain - .Twenty-
seven men. Colonel" "Adiulant f."
-aid TIE Colonel, turning abruptly TO
that officer. detail fifty men for instant
baptism. Ill be id il this regiment
shall he outdone, while | command it,
hy lioosier regimen, or any other in
the service -
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NJ Mrs. sam. Colt, OF Hartford, signs
every check aud order for money used
by her revolver foundry. and takes "A
walk through the establishment twice
week.
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~ Neglect 10 inquire whether thrco
customers had received permission from
their wives to take q drink cost a Mat
toon (ill.) saloon-kce?cr S3,7OO, recently.
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n-r There is something peculiar in The
fact that Congressman Wlitehnuse pro-
poses the repeal OF All taxes on whisky
and tobacco. lie has probably been
there.
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-02

ORA western moralist thinks ii is
easier to run needle through the eye
of a camel than to hang . rich man in
New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-02

HF "This Is the rock Of ages" laid
the fathcr. rocking two hours, aud The
baby sill awake.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-02

X The ladies are singing about tho
moth-caicn bustlr, the old iron hustle.
the cloth-caten hustle that hung on 50
well"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-01-02

n > The Rothschilds are worth about
one thousand millions Of dollars. a~ a
firm. twelve Of them. including their in
dividual fortunes. They need not cry
for soap.