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NEW YORK LEAD MARKET.

Report of the New York l.cai Mar
ket for the week ending July llth.
1874. Reported by Edward \. Cas-
well, Metal Broker, No. |, BurlinS Slip,
New York.
Our lead market for the past week
has been Il little more active->aleS Of
zoo tons, all Eastern brands. having
been made at 5.15 to $50 cents, gold.
our stock OF, Domestic is smaller
than it has been at any time during the
past ten years, and We're it not for the
Government lead how hanging over
us. the price would be 81. cents gold,
instead of $50 gold. a> il now i>.
We have not vet received amy hul-
lion from the West. and if reports are
true, we are likely 10 receive less this
year than last.
Domestic, > SO; Spanish. o. gold.
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TOTnE EhsMsEHS OF TIE REPue.
t!CiM PARTY OF EUREKA
COUNTY.


7 4 MEETING OF THAT PORTION
n a. The Republican County Central Com
mite .; Lander cUJnty. ROW rc-iiiug in FL
rtNu coGntN. helt;en at the town oi f.sreGa.
,Unr LIST, 1871. the folloAins preamble and
resolutions were adu3 ted:
Wherrls, he urdcrSi ned were. by the
last .cQuhlican Conventional Lander COUNTY.
npuoiutcd Il Sah-tentrai COMMITTEES to tHi-
thor the interests of the icpubncan party in
thar portion ot Lander coUut, now comprised
within the limits Of l.ureAa county; and
Whereas said Eureka county ha, since be. II
created out o III territory embraced within
the uli-inai Jurisdiction Of said Su,b-trntral
COMMITTEES: and
v haruaS til. 2onuhlican party Il said En-
reha county is without Il Central Committee
or other organ. ntiuu: Il Il
Nhcrras i i apnrd rrccS-ary and eN ed3
cut for the turlhvrar,e Q. Republican i,rlncl-
lltS as we'll rs atr til sgcc0ss ami harmony
Of the larty. 70 ergaiHte thc i,ep#hhean par
" of Earrl, a county by The apl plutm MT Of II
meeting Of tllc Ec9.,hlcan Convention in L.
rcna co.;nty; therefore, be it
I:csc,ved. That the following named per-
sons b., and .hay hcrebv are, appointed u
Central Committee III and for Eureka coantv,
with all the powers us.!ally vested III such
committees. To hold until ths mnot!ng .: the
first cpuhlirar County Convention Of Eurt-
ka county:
H. hamilton, Vanderbilt.
q. Bali Hoosac Mountain.
VIM NJ. >hiplcy, diamond Valley.
Ar, hIhslt !urnrr, taulhncr'S t.aHGh.
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iDLITIC.IL.
STATE CONVENTION.

I'VE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
z the Democratic and Liberal rarty met at
Virginia. nevada, On the 18th Of July, 1874.
pursuant to call. Tho following apprortion-
ment Of delegates to the state Convcn was
p,luuteu
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UNION REPUBLICAN STATE CEN.
T2hi. COMMITTEE.

AT \ MEETING OF THE Union I =
"A puhllcaa .tdte central Comtnittee. held
IN Virginia ti,y, June n, l>7l, it WAS
Resolved, l hat state tcnvCutlon Of the
| Mon Ecpublican party be held ut NinuV-
mucca. On Thursday, September IL ls7i. Ia
nominate eardiIates for The following otieets.
tu-Wit:
Governor, Lieutenant Governor. Ecpr6-
sentative in congress. two Justices OF the Su-
prem" Court long and short terms seer. :
tarv of state, Attorney General. Treasurer d.
state, Controller Of STATE, surveyor General.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, -tatr
MnrraloeiSt. Clerk Of the supreme toart,
state rrintar. and state Central Committee,
and for the transaction of such ether basi-
moss u shall properly come bS.ore ths col-
yli.;ivn.
Resolved. That each county be entil d to
one delegate at large, on" for each loo votes
and one ter each fraction over 10 NoL"s cast
FOR j. ". Hanes. Presidential E,eetor. 1T th2
general election Of lS72.
hcsV:ged ha th test to be reltired Of all
voters Mt the primary elections Of the party
shall be: ii1st-Are :"a a citi.cn ii tha
ult"d Statgs and til state of Nevada. or
viii, sod be lawtal voter AZ tLe ensulHG'el'e-
tior? second w i'll .you sn!port the nolli-
nr.- # tia hepablilan state and County
Convention at che n""t election"
EcsulSet. hat the several county commit
toes ba recommended TO adopt such oth.r
means and test> IA may seem to thetn nucrS-
~ary to the promotion o. purity and fairness
at the riUarloS.
prlesateS are apportioncd 10 the several
counties as follows:
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ANCIENT MINES.

From the Chicago Fost
From the northern shore of Michi-
gan IL long AMI narrow point of land, in
shape like half Il crescent, projects
boldly into the deep waters of Lake
Superior. Ii is of trap formation. and
is called kcwcenaw Point. Along this
ridge lie all the principal copper mines
of Michigan, and upon this ridge were
discovered in the year ISIS vcsli.es OF
mines more ancient than the legends
of The native Indians, older than the
traditions of any people now cXtant.
Questions recently raised by the Ma
tionaf Association of Science i'll relation
10 the mound builders of America have
ancient mines.
The Jesuit Fathers had no knowl-
edge of these mines. They were evil
dently abandoned long before the
French became acquainted with the
Northern tribes. and were discovered
and reopencd by Mr.. Knapp, at the
point where the Minnesota mine is
nov existing. The i'll success of tie
company of which Mr.. Knapp was
member, had rendered him depressed
and thoroughly discouraged, and
while prospecting for fresh leads, he
was in mood To make experiments.
Noticing one day Il singular dc preston
with OF hers. in II direct range, he sunk
shafts into what proved to be old pits,
and struck one OF the richest IniueS of
copper in the world.
The inplcmentS ofthe ancient work
erS were found by hundreds in the
bottom of the pits, and much copper
WAS iound detached i'll masses and
propped mp, ready for removal, i'll the
hot Il a
cient there can scarcely be Il doubt.
The Indian tribes have no knowledge
oil their origin. and no dream of their
existence. The exact aye can, of
course, never lie aSccrtaincd, but there
is every reason to give them
an existence of two thousand
Years. and they are doubtless
Aztec in their origin and connected in
their existence with the prehistoric
races. The theory has been advanced
that they we're mined by the remote
foreiatherS of our Indian trihes-the
flct that the ancient miners seemingly
possessed far greater culture and more
finished Appliances than their sup
posed tie descendants, being accoun.ed
for by the suppo>ition that the modern
races are the degenerate remnants OF 4
rice once powerful and conf araiively
civilized. This supro>itinn is no: un-
sustained by fact, bu. is hardly rs
reasonable as the theory which refers
the III ncs to a common ancestry with
the mounds and burial grounds OF
Saath America ami Mexico. That the
tz.cc races wandered iarup into North
America can scarcely lie With reason
doubled. That the keewcuaw mines
are evidences Of their industry there is
much reason 10 believe.
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And diseases arising from the use o. Mercury.
SHch a pains in the shin bones. swellingS ef
The different JOINTS o. he body, running sores,
etc. rtc., and impurities Of tho blood, cured
in -hurt time By the use OF my VEG EfA-
BLE MlArU RES, known only to myself.
BE not deferred from calling on DE. IoZER
from dclicacy or n fear OF exposure, as tho
boctor is a man in whom YOU can trust. and
ali cases are treated with the utmost secrecy.
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K, A. o.. g.

DEGILAE MEETINGS OF paop-ISEE
IL hetrca, No. 81, X. \. t., will be ht'd
at tiid Fellows iiall eyety VI. .NHAN EYE
Nc. special mo"tiHsS, at. IT, cal! ot the
:. q. ;. sir knights Of 2,fsr retreats N
good standing are cordially invited TO attend.
:. +. hhEi.A, :. q. :.
RENI. c. LEVY. kecolder. iei
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A.. -. Ga TT.

EXCLAMATION LCnGENu.el OCT.
IL meets every Tuc>dae -.Hs= ST -.
o'clock, in the odd Fellow, Han. N diL ~;rect.
Eureka, Ncy. Il. VI. BEATTY, ". c. /.
/ wv. Ii. ntNFSgogr.N. Il. :. ml2i
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A Grateful Acknowledgement to aSkillfU;
Gentleman.

This world is ore of continuous ailments,
Nov, TO assist those that are in misery and
to prcvrut local sickness. do not fail to consult
pk. itLEtt. the well Known AID eminent
cares accomplished when all ott'cr medica
men tail, and are compelled to refer TO one
wbo tras relieved the community from dis
pas that apparently were bnyond mod!ca.
Skill. JOHN {. VALENTINE.
San Francisco, California.
RI Remember. PR. CIIAS II. TOZER'S
Offices are mt the Corner of Main and Bate
man streets, opposite the Cuurt-house, and
near til. PoStotl,ca. EHreta, New.
\. E.-Cons uItutiun at the office Fre":
ttiice hours from . \. NJ. tUs ?. NJ.
mylitf CNA>. Ii. TOZER, NJ. n.
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"a. q. Ell.

ftNlE \. u. II. meet every first and third
L SATURDAY E\ENIAG of each nonth.
al s o'ocloek. ut tho corner Of Clark and
Monroe streets. until further rotice
TloS. liAlEl, President.
JgR-a,Al svLLlVAy. Secretsry. at
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Syphilitic Disease
1!se .siii formulas

Of Eiccri, Acton and Iestwick are Of itt1s
account, except 10 dry ur the disease on the
sgracc, leaving iii" POISON in the blood
which. sooner uY later. w.l show Itself a.
sccouday diSosSc in an aggregated form. These
tacts | have learned by experience, and think
| crn .sy without boastiny that have seen
moro p--ctice in these diseases then any other
physician in Nevada dating a it docs from
lNH. Il BECOMES you, therefore, to think well
before you employ PLY sfcian.
y ho i the proper one to eonsult-an old
experienced one, or one who has recently set-
.lnI n nnt-sf Nnu
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RGhekdl Charity Decree. 10. OF.

rINlE REGULAR MEETINGS OF rlIE
| Reh \ IA tLni;y hesrre Lodge, |, @. q.
T.. will bn Ac!d until tprther iotiee on the
first and .hlrd rhipAlS Of each m.uth.
iloar OF Meeting, O'clock ?. NJ. Si-tf
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FOR SALE!

V'HE "BRILLIANT SALOON" OC- -
! curied by VIM. Evans. ON Main ,Xs:S
street, tive doors below the Parker house.
The premises will be sold separate or in
Nholc, to suit purchasers. For particulars,
apply to MRS. WlLFoRD,
ly3l-}w III the Cosmopolitan Hotel
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NV plan IL Purely Vegetable.
Ishcm:,,atis.n. NcIIrnI.in.

Destroying tho disease and purifying +
blood. - that there Is 10 danger Of sccon
lrY sym .tuM>.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. ChaS. \. Tozer,
THE GREAT ERADICATOR
SPECIAL COMPLAINTS!
From San Francisco, California.
nR. TOZER.S EXPERIENCE - or

nR. TOZER'S EXPERIENCE - or
forty years standing. and during that
time has met with unparalleled success in tho
treatment Of all diseases generally known ss
Special Complaints.
1t i impossible here to mention all the d-
seascs with which he is familiar; some. per-
hats, will not be out Of place. The most form
ida BILE, the most destructive to mankind. il
scli-A busc. The brain hcing the seat of the
disease the whole system suffers in conse
quence will here enHmerate some OF thu
symptoms, 50 that those afflicted may be bio
to fern an opinion in regard to their COM
plants and seek sdv in time. .herebv saw
ing themselves world Of suffering: Nervous
Debility, Los Of Memory. Pain in the Limbs
and Back. Pallitation Of the Heart, Tren!-
bling Of the Limbs, Headache. and an
Aversion to,icnial Society. especially that o.
erIales. There are a great many more. but
these are sufficient. and should you be suffei-
ing from any of them, ca j on DR.. TOLEI
and re will cure you in a short time. without
any interruption in your business
Structure OF the Crcthra
j. another formida BILE enemy to health. Send
for one of my circulars on that discsse, and
inform yourself of its terrible results. The
worst cases cured in a few days:
And other Diseases
In all their various forms, either Primary
SccUndar II Hereditary completely eradis
Gated from tho 'ystem. Your constitution
being restored I, ,erfect health, there will to
10 danger of handing down to your children
that terrible disease known az >crotula.
S!philitic Disease.
A. it presents itself on this coast, is of a mors
formidable character than that seen in the
Atlantic states or urupC. arising rom the
fact of it, being compound pf spanish, hi
nesc aud Sandwich Island disease. Those Of
yoa vino have visited the two latter countries
10 ionbt have seen the dreadful effects Of
on both the native and Tor ign population. 1t
reIl.lrcc altugetnpr different modes of trent
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FOR SALE

4 PRIVATE pW WELLtNG-li0U con-
n tanning three rooms and some furniture.
situated on Spring street below Clark. For
psrtieulars Apply 10 MRS. MILFORD.
jySl-iw in the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
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FOR SALE!

1 IlOI 81, CONTAINING TWO ROOMS
n and 4 kitchen. situated on the hillside.
near the School-house. For further partier-
lars aPply nj the restaurant in the Silver
Brick, FRANK RuBLES.
iVssS-Ip,
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LAND SURVEYING

|TllE undersigned County Sprveyor.
I being necessarily called away from
the County for u few weeks, notifies the
public that he has secured a sober and
competent deputy. IN the person Of w.
u. Pirkle. who will attend to al survey
ing necessary TO be done during his
absence. so that no one need suffer in
convenience thereby. His Post-offiee
address is at lIuntingburg, where those
desiring surveying done will please
notify him. w. II. OSBORN,
Oct. 3, ls73-tf. County Surveyor
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A New Orleans paper tells us of a
printer who when his fellow-workmen
went out to drink beer, put in the bank
the exact amount he would have spent
il he had gone with them TO drink.
He did this for five years.
lie then looked at his bank account
aud found that he had laid up five hun
jred and twenty-one dollars and eightJ
ak cents.
In five years he had not lost a day
because of sickness. Three out of five
Of his fellow workmen had in the mean
time. became drunkards.
The water drinker then bought out
he printing office. aud in twenty years
rom the time he began to put by his
money he had laid aside a good many
thousands of dollars. The story teaches
lesson which every little boy should
ay to heart.
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B U l. T. S
w Orm Destroyer

EXTRACT or LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vmLASow wALKyWCo.. Ga. I
June ~.
IN JoHs BuLL--Dear sir: have recently given your
sworn Destroyer several trials and find ~ wonderfully
efcacous has not faea In single instance =" have
practice and have daily for article of the kind
am, sir. most respectfully.
JULIUS Y. CLEMENT. N. u.
p 8. SO unqualified and numerous are the ,est'mo.
malls In favor 81 my Worm Destroyer that newspaper
space is entirely too small to tell its merits
II Is an infallibc remedy for Worms. TRY II and hs
convinced. See my Journal for more frll description
JOHN null.
Bulls CedrOn Bitters.
Bulls Wild Cherry PcCtOr nj
Rull's Extract BuChu.
BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS,
Ailthe above medicines prepared by DR.. JoHs BuLI
AZ hsLabrstory, Firth street, Louisville, KY.
FOR SALE BY M .FRIEDMAN& co.
JASPER, IND. and by Druggists gem
orally. July 4, '72-1y.
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in the --latest any style desired II YOU goo'
and fashionable article ,all my store the nortl
side IT the Public square, opposite Jos sermershelm's
Oct. TO- ISIS. EMMA McCON AHAl
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= The new Rockport railroad. which
has just been completed through Spen-
'er county, is said to be one OF the mo ST
valuable roads ia the State. "The line
'uns, says the Madison Courier. A" from
tockport, on the Ohio river, through
Spencer and Dubois counties 10 Louis
lille, thence to Cincinnati along the
ohio river valley. This road taps the
argest aud best coal-felds in the world.
% reach the consumers at Louisville
nj Cincinnati aud the intermediate
oin's Is the object of the promoters OF
abroad enterprise. Mr.. ID. c. Bran
am talks with confidence of Il. sucoess
nd the probability that new road will
made TO indianapolis to supply the
consumers in the centre and northern
olnties IN the State with cheap and
COD coal Evansville Courier.
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Architect and Carpenter.
w. B. ROSE

nFFERS his services to those building
- or contemplating building. He will
furnish PLANS AND ESTIMATES TO those
desiring them or will make estimates on
plans furnished him for any kind OF
building. He Is also ready to take con-
tracts for anything in his limo at reason
able prices, and will furnish all necessary
materials, IL desired. Persons intend
ing TO build are requested 10 sec, or
address him. at IRELAND, IND.
Aug. LIST. ls73.-ly
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N EVERY body is invited to call.and
III examine my stock and prices, rs |
am satisfied | can suit the most fastidi-
ous. | have just received several new
pieces of DRESS GOODS. suitable for
all kinds Of wear. for all kinds of people
for the finest dressed gentleman. or TIE
hardy. honest farmer OF meclnuic-con-
sistipo of the
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Justly csin1
/ feri superority over all remedies eVerufered n e
public for tn. sAFE AsprskaANksT curs OF Age
and Fey,r OF Chs and Fever whether Of shsr or Ion
country 20 bear him testimony 90 the truth -
the assertion that In whatever Will
IN m. directions strictly followed out IN great
nav sse. single dose has been sufficient for cure,
ana whole families have been cured by sipxe bottle,
with perfect restoration 81 the genesal henhh' TITS
however prudent and in every case nor" certain toeue,
been cherked. more especially ~ hi
scn, and Ion standing Usually. this medicine,
hn,ls IN ,ati.pt however require ca'hrrttc medi
cin. after having taken three or 'orr doses 81 N" io
a single dose Of BULLS VEGETABLE FANsLf fiLls
will be sufficient.
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY

nssBoS bssnsesS. Mo-,
Nprl 10 1seG
rss JoHS BrLt--Desr sly. knowtne ne efreie'-y ~
yeur s,r>apara and the healing and beneficial quail
iis 81 poe ssses send you the Following sasmrat VI
my
xsS wounded about two years ago-w as ak 90 rris
oner and confined Tor six months Being moved ." OF
ten ms wounds have not healed yet. have Mt sa ~
+, moment since was wounded. am shot Though the
hus Nv general health Is impaired and need SOME
thing 10 sssis, NATURE have more faith In your Sar.
.sparia than ANYTHING else. wish that TO he renn-
inc Please express hslfs Dozen bot les snd obfRe
CtprAs c. +. JOHNSON.
sr. Loris, NO
r. s-The foll.wng was written April 9oih. 1866.
Mr.. Jennie Iohnsan mother % Capt. Johnson;
DH ions RrII-Dear Sir: Nv hu>t,ut. pr. G
johnson was skilfl surgeon ami physician In Contra
New York. where lac died. leaving the above e. D
johnson nay At thirteen year. OF age he had
chronic derrhes and scrOfula. for which sav" y"nr
S,rsaparila II cured him. have fer ten years re-
commendel Il to many In York ohio and low Tor
scrofnla fever sores. and general debility Ptri"ct
success has attended IL. The effected ib some
of Scroua and fever almost miraculous
am very anxious for my 20 again have recourse e.
your sarsaparla H. i fearful % getting spurious
article. hence his writing 20 you Tor w. His wounds
were terrible. but believe nv will recover.
Respectfully. -
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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FINEST BEAVER CLorr.
DoESkIN GAS SIMERES
FRENCH cASSIMERES,

SArINETs, TwEEDs, CoRDURoys,
WATERrRooFs. JEANS, &C., &c,
for suits. and also SPLENDID VEsTINGs.
in good variety.
There is no need now Of going abroad
to ret suits, n am determined To keep
up with the demand. and have therefore
brought on this stock. which | am
prepared to make up in the latest st, le.
aud at reasonable prices. Suits will be
made up to order, in the latest fashion.
or rs customers may wish.
Cutting done promptly. aud good 6ts
guaranteed. Come and see 0% an
EAST MArS STREET.
Sent. IL. '7S-v. Font of Court House
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FINE FARM FOR SALE
NEAR IRELAND, IND.

4 fine farm of eighty-seveu acres, all
~ under a high state OF cultivation,
adjoining the town OF Ireland, Dubois
county, Indiana, is offered for sale cheap
aud Oh easy terms. II is the best Kind
of land, with small house, and good
barn aud stable, is well watcred tie
year around. and will be near TO sta
ton on the Cincinnati and Mt. Vernon
Railway. This is "a rare chance for any
person wanting n small farm. For fur
Their particulars inquire of Vim. Monroe,
on the premises. or of T.. Doanc at the
Courier Office, at Jasper.
May lst, 1874 If
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schedule OF Arrivals and Departure OF Mail
from Ferdinand.

from Ferdinand.
Arrival Dep.
Mondays. leaves Ferdinand By Fuida
10 Troy. San.
Tuesdays. arrive al p" TN.
. from Adayville by 81. Menrad. A. ". 10. An
from ferdinand by BreHvile
10 Jasper I'm
Wednesday. from Jasper by Bretzvilie
20 Ferdinand loan.
Wednesdays, from Ferdinand by Fulda
70 Troy, Han.
Thursdays. arrives from Troy nv Fulda 3r.n.
Jasper by BreiEvilie. Dan.
arrives az Ferdinand from
Jasper. TrH.
FRIDAYS. leaves Ferdinand by Fuldat
Troy 3r.s.
Saturdays. arrives at Ferdinand by
Pulda from Troy. 3rN.
Fridays from LeaVenworth nv VI endriN,
sulphur Well. West Fork. Doolit-
Ties Mills. Foster Ridge and Any,
VILE. 6r.x.
Saturdays. leaves for Lesvenworih, IAN.
Fridays. from Grsndview by Newton
Vile. BuTalovilie, Santa Claus,
Marish Hill and ~. Henry. 5r.n
Saturdays, leaves for Grsndview' and
above places. IAN.
Saturdays. leaves Ferdinand by Btctz-
willie 20 Jasper. gA.x.
Saturdays. from Jasper to Ferdinand Tr.S.
7. v. GOHMAN. r. NJ
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q old Pens. Pencils. Satrh-l-. Pocket hooks
lnrs. ~ilNerware. Watches Musical
Instruments. sew ing Machines,
&C.. Ac &c.

We place these premiums within easy reach 80 any
q patr"I-. By allowing them lmers commission.
~ ~ "a subscribers for the Weekly Enqeirer. a.
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thrOmO nsiEnis:
asking blessing
hesulifil picture So sixteen colu,- l5N20 ln,be
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hesulifp picture So sixteen colus. l5N2o int'be
SELF - rsisil Ter u -
HouseLsld r.s-.''
, besniiful pifure 10 eighteen fslnrs l2Nl7 inches
sells taif Tor e. 90 ~ ~ Subscribers she not
enter cf1h- fr other prrnfnns cub have either one
the abov. named THRONES
DE soto discovering the Mississippi"
l. splendid picture INA twenty relor- siz, 1926
inches. aSl sells a. Retail f"r as Co., e. ~ will pay
wears Slsbsription. AMI ,nie ~. subscriber 10 Thu
az named picture ior fall particulars send Tor sp'
men cpyies. &c
Never sefpr" were such favorable terms offered fo
secuainr handsome premium Il great value
fhs Enquirer Almanac t,ranger's Manual fpr isTl
viii he sent free 10 subscriber received sine
April IS. l-13. Address Hil letters
FARAN IL MCLEAN.
Nov. a.. lsI3.-n Cincinnati. ohio.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-05

MANUFACTURES TO order Boots
Avs and Shoes, in the latest styles. En-.
lploying none but the best workmcn, he
insures all of his work. lie also kccps
on hand large assortment of Eastern
work for ladies aud children. which he
will sell CHEAP FOR CASH.
Remember the place, east side Of the
Public Square.
! Oct. rs ls72.-1y.