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nn- Hon. G. J. FAULKNER.-.

NC Hon. G. J. FAulKSEN.-Tbe
Martinsburg (W. Va.D Statesman
savs:-IIon. Charles ]. Faulkner has
becn invited to address the democracy
Of New York city at the Manhattan
Club Room on Tuesday, the Goth Of
December, when We hope he may
avail himself of the occasion to lnd'-
cate the trne policy of the democratic
narty at this interesting crisis Of its
history.
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nesy. MANY are inouiring why NJ

Hey- Many are inquiring why Mr.
Kellv's pet financial measure Is called
the IS -65 BILL" Probably because It's
distinguished originator is ready to
make speech on it every day in the
week
rss- \ Nashville (Tenn.) djsrateh
saws ex-President Johnson Is there.
and expects to receive sixty votes on
ioirt ballot for I. S. Senator There
are eight other candidates.
rsy- The New York correspondent
Of a Western paper. contends that
Fernando Woods chances for tn"
Democratic nomination for the nex'
Presidency are as good as those Of
any other man.
ps- The Rev. DR.. CrYLER says
that if, "by some extraordinary and
terrible process" Brooklyn should be
deprived os all the re igIon in it, prop
erty would depreciate fifty per cent.
in value in twenty-foar hours. This
is a way of estimating the temporal
value Of religion that suggests great
possibilities in real estate. Admit
ting the soundness Of Dr. CUYLEE $
assertion, the sure method of "build-
ing" the market is to build a church
on every corner.
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NEWS OF TIE WEEK.

The trial of Jopnt Won Arn1!n
began in Berlin last Wednesday. The
Indictment accused the Count Of alb.
stracting official documents, some OF
which he had restored, others which
he had refused to restore, regarding
them as private property, and others
OF which he protested to know moth,
ing. The indictment also pro oeIed
to prove the official character of thess
documents. The accused has denied
his guilt, but the trial is proceeding
with apparent tending toward his
conviction.
At meeting of the Conservative
members of the British Parliament
last week the question Of a successor
to the Premiership in case iil-hea!th
should obligs Mr.. plsraoli to retlra
was discussed, aud the Earl Of Derby
had very slender majority. Great
Britain, strangely enough, is to help
celebrate American Independence,
her official acceptaIe of the invita-
ton to send Commissioner to the
Centennial Exhibition has been dis
patched.
The iici,l announcement that the
Argentine instruction is ended and
order restored throughout the Repub,
lie has been received in Washington
The Government has proclaimed anu
ncsty to all the rebels. The Pernvl-
an revolution is not yet quelIei, but
the Government will probably soon
dispose of it, Congress having voted
800 600 for the expenses caused Ill
putting 1t down.
Several GOEernneats, lnc.H1!n4
that Of France, have apu~'u'ed /" D.
nreseu, Al 'Ar >, '-,r.arlL Inter
,.... a. r,. '.. t...i ..a
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s.l- The annals Of morpIl proper
sity to crime have hA.i 40 more teartH
illustration than in The ca { OF the by
Jesse Pomero", who in Boston IA
lust been convicted OF m1rter. 10
has been in the nAbit Of t,o:a5 h'h
children into obscure p'a2's toriNlAG
and finally Killing t1a.A. lie VA,
fourteen years and five Hon'hS Oh
when he killed the cn'.t OF whose
murder ne has been con' ";nI J Ii.
jprv recommended hlmAo mercy, aud
i, IS not improbable that Tie Governor
will commute his sentence to I'm
3rigonmont for lite. Ii Is ev"!ent
that lie shouhi aevcr t. ;,,.OSAi to ;"
at large a,.ja. an| ~ tA're Is "
re.sonIble lopbt a. 10 hi b",nJ PER
ractIv resron.jo.e, it is do"b;!ess IN
rbe line Of Justice ana m"r'y to say
society from the danger Of his presence,
bv shutting HIN up "itDlN Walls Io'
the r.Si.lroI Ii. GINs,
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m- Some people are apprehensive
that Religious War will take place
in Europe. If such a war should
occur it will be Devils War, and
not a Religious War. There will be
n , religion ABOUT it.
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Vs.. Char,estown, the Capital o.
West Virginia, was partially burned
On Thursday night. A number @, tie
prjncipa, stores and business places
were destroyed, inhicting a loss on the
owners and tenants which is estimated
at 100000.
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va. Still no news Of Charley Ross,
Mrs Mosher, the wife Of the deceas.
ed burglar who abducted him, says
that she does not know where ne is
Tic li;,le boy found at Chester. Ill.,
no;s resembles the missing child, but
he il not the veritatle Charley.
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! eu " ldke tlloSC DCautiA"A o'y 49,
lures at the low price Of four tor 81
cents.
n1- For Chsap Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Shswls and Blankets, go to
nov lO-4w* G. II. JOHNSON 5
4 w- Last Thursday wasa cold, windy
clustering day. The ground is very hard.
If deep snow was to fall it would last for
some time, having u solid foundation.
Get your Ice house ready.
The Bell Snichlc viii! soon be around,
boys.
If some people would pray more and
gossip less there would DC fewer "1usses
in our communities.
In Coon HEALTn.-We are pleased ia
hear that tie venerable Joseph Weller, r
NJ. at Rciste. stown, Baltimore county
formerly Il resident Of this place, where nc
was born aud raised, aud has many TRENDS
has improved in health within the last IL"
months. We hope he may be spared &c
visit our village again next summer
sY- Several CT the Directors CT the
Pennsylvania Line Railroad recently Wis
tied Philadelphia relative to the lease o.
the road TO the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.
MORE SALMoN.-Fiftcen thousand moro
Salmon from Columbia River, Oregon
were recently placed in tho North Branch
Of the Potomac, in Garrett county, this
State, and about the same dumbcr at an
other point is the same county.
eY- The venerable DR.. John MeCattrc!y
fer over IS wears President OF Mt. ST
Mory's College, passed through here last
Friday on his way to Baltimore. His long
and close application to his laborious du'
ties requires that be should tale some re.
taxation and change of scenery III his Oh
days.
DEATH OF An EsTINABLE GENTLEMAN
We failed to notice at the proper time
the death of Mr. Thomas Cogan, who "as
formerly resident of the county, but f"l
the past two wears had been residing III
Washington. The news Of the death o
Mr.. Coyan was received with sincere "or
row by large circle Of warm persona
friends in this county, vile were much 1T
tachcl 10 the deceased on account M hi!
:. any manly and nui'ir qualities,
If'"ir'tt C'i7Fa
BIC PrGs-Dr. J. \. Wood, Of Icw
Market, killed last week a hog weighing
5lspound., and II nry i'yal', OF .N' ' "''s'
''s'r'c,' H,,'' "' W WN c', ' rr,, ' Srr
Nssrs nn on my - , n o,e,tj",.
frrdsrtcd, C'!i=sn
e,v- Rows, T,,rlov Plum Pudding Snuc,
x ran, and simrr Pies are in ,'cr,anA in
those days. people VII fest daring the
holidays ii at II" otter II 'c'
lg- Thcrc are W" lnlr'yc som" ten o'
Trlvc candAa,"t 'irraIy san 'NM.'d TO- tH'
more the mrrricr
,s- ,rhc r,s,iv,, Of St. Cccclia's So.
cicN, postponed to the 2l instant. was az,
proili"tciy celebrated at Mt. st. N"ry'S
college" M%ny lnr addresses S, were ,,E'u I
ana l,r n,'I ,wo won ;nc "e" M. rn
posi,inn a ",iranl March," and a "4alop;
both "cry fine The DR.. i, admitted To- b.
tic finest 'sUs'"' composer i" the State
ARM rRoHES We were pa,nej
to learn few evenings since that Mr..
| John W, Barrick, who formerly -
sided ia Woodsboro' District, Fred
crick county, but who has been Z
resident OF lInks oNrg, in Carroll
,o,,+r f,y tho n,et fey ve,rs had ms
Isf, w., !, iI,, ,rol,on :, f,w weak ,
iei' al ~ -, p''''S ~ C''''. y
W y IL.
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TOWN AN D CO y \ 7 Y.

tlS depression III btlG u 1ioh o''oiiiNoci
the tign,nsss of the money market and
the tarly action of Congress, we are graft.
fed To learn tina, Mr.. !. B. Kunkcl Pro.
prietor of Catoctin Furnaces, intends to
keep all three of his Furnsces in full blast;
and That he will soon giyo oat Big Job
for cutting 10000 corus OF wood tor>cllar-
coal pul posca. This will mako tho noun
tain Lively with wood choppers. He has
also recently disposed Of 500 tons Of his
first class iron. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad will take all be can manufacture.
This will give employment to many per
sous who otherwise would have been idle
this winter.
CY- The town Of Hmmitsburg is oil
alive in preparing for The Holidays.
The corporation is busy ia paving Main
street aud tie cross tAoronghtares. Ihe
spirit Of improvement is going on in tho
old town.
Mr.. D. G. Adelsberger has completed
the erection Of his extensive stables.
Mrs. Mary A. 4. Burke, Chestnut Hill
near Mt. St Mays College. has pat up n
new bu.liins adjacent b her Store house
The heirs Of AntL,ay Welty, deceased
will sci! at Public SAL, on Tuesday, o9tn
instant, AT their residence on the Emlnits-
burg pike, large lot Of personalpropcrty,
AMI the farm on which they reside.
CHALLENGE TO THE Fox IIUNrEns.--
Many years a,o our county was noted tor
It's tiuc hounls ani It's jolly huntsmcn
were l.n0Tn all over the state. Ofrecent
rears bat l:ttle attention has been paid to
This manly sport. 1t now appears that
! Urbaua Intends to make things lively, and
wc are authorized 10 state that she chal'
'cn.es any five hounds in tho State tc
liant in this county for All oyster supper
ANY information on the subject, will be
received by addressing a letter to Peter
McGinuie, UrIana, Frederick county, Md
iiro'crttk CH|z.H.
Di:,rua-Somo Of The old inhabitants
I VI >'>"7 ''''" :, I'm
.sii2A.yl Myers. who lived ON the hill noa1
Iloa''"E cF''N' ~ !',' VI ".' ' ,,.,
'iS. { h''o"' '-''''' 80" W '''' ,''">
Gree ','N' ""' ''"''" '' =. ''' ''''' N.''
diel near "'''''''',' ''''''' s'"
Iowa. OF '''' <>' OF .''' .'', ,n,, ~.
J'>'.).''"' '-'i''' "'''' va = - '''"''
'"' S,'.'F "a : IL "',' y " ,n-, ''''''
II''' 'tna'''' ~ o''' '''' .'''
J21 "'"'r "''' ''' '", ~ W '''
| i''nS oAt ~ ONE ''' "a ''''N' '''' '',""'
TIES "l t!iS County "'V '''"S 'e''''" =.
Ieati"
/ LARGE lioIS-Mr' Lewis 'ra""'u' %
oaniitST!l'c' mas S'a o''''''' WV '"S,'
which wei, ml rlo,o o. TO ooo pounds
cash
- i'h ihl'' Oh ''"' 's'"'' '"''' ~"
N very l;iti, Il il is changing hands iii
,,,,.o mart.
SALE ny 'IiAL f'ST'lf,--Vh 9a'oF"'S
las, =. v. Stra,hprg, r Aurt'r. sold, on
,,.,,uu, nj W II. Warner, Attorney fpl
~. hoi.. ,e,o, Crime deceased. the fol.
way I ,....,,,... ,1,n, r,,n ,,n.
t'"'N7 F'' P'"i'' - '',,'''' "'''' w, ~.
,#iniNS los \. and :" 7, to GEO. ",
liu".at &i'I) per A'r" ne N"dio Farm
,,3,a,liu - \. , Il. ny "' F., TO Ahsa
!, -, ,r,, o, "a MGR oc~,. Farm No =
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N- During Mr.. Johnson's admins

w During Mr. Johnson's admins
tration an act of Congress was passed
to call every new Congress together
on the 4th of March. This act was
continued after President Grant came
in until after the meeting of the IA
Congress, in l67l.--lt was then re,
realed, and the Attn Congress- elected
chiefly in November, cannot meet
until the lst Monday in December
1878 unless called in extra session
,,y President Grant, which is not
likely.
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JrD.> tlo~s:.yN""2, iii Pn''aie'.
phia the o,Her day, Wu"n pre- a@e1 to
in,errose so:le fresh oh*ta'.o to Ia"
}i.tr!bntion Of the assets Of the Jay
Cooke es.4t,, said: at will no. DO /"
let poor creditor. s'arve yhjie Iawy er.
are haIring over book cases anI az
stractl,us.' a pretty sentence That
is ori;e creli.ab!e to the Judge.
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sa- The Augusta lGa.) C1ro"''I|
and S.ntinc1 appeals to the coiored
people not to leave that State, and
adds: Georgia needs every coIorc"
laborer now within her bounds. We
cannot spare any OF them Thee is
plenty Of work for them to DO and
plenty Of men. to pay them for the''
services. We cannot well do without
them, and they can do much better
here than they can in Texas or any
where else" Put these good sentl.
ments into everyday treatment and
there would be no trouble about ne
groes leaving Georgia.
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ssy The Senate Of the United
States has confirmed the appointment
Of Marsh il Jewell, Of Connecticut, to
be Postmaster General.
nsa. The iron e.t.J'snnants OF the
United States nu"a.r& furnaces
rolling mills, rre. %o'> torres, and
bloomeries, are ~ follows: bSl com.
ylete blast furnaces. 3i3 rolling mills,
81 steel works, 81 forges, and A
bloomeries.
aay~ Within fifty miles Of San Diego
California, there are now being work
ed not less than thirty-three well-re-
fined gold mines. In 1869 not mine
was worked in the county.
Christmas and New Years will
come on Friday this time. If any
BODY who expects nice present
should fail to receive it, the dIsap-
pointment must be attributed to the
! fac. that Friday is al "unlucEy day.
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$685. The Navajo Indians Of New
Mexico presented President Grant
with a variegated blanket OF. Their
own manufacture on taking leave OF
him.
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THE OLDER TEsE.
&lOfh Reward.

|
| STOLEN, from the subscriber, near
Frederick Jown, cn the night IF she 18th
of February, instant, TWO Wagon
HORSES, one of them Dark Bay, with
n bald face, his hind feet white one more
from ncaf the side Of his neck, about thu
size of MANS hand, oc, asioncd by the
bride or projection Of the bear skin, wore
on the collar, has pretty full foretop,
name and tail
The other a BLACK HORSE, with a
star in his forehead, his tail lengthy, clip,
middling close and bobbcd at the end Rn.lf
horses had corkcd shoes before, and enc of
them, also, behind. One of the hind shoes
of the bald is newly put on, the others
somewhat wore, being much used TO tho
gears; they are clumsy in their gaits, but
they most naturally trot or pace; the bald
is about six years old, the black somewhat
Old r.
The Thieves, Qor 1t appears there wero
twO) were seen at Mr. Janes's mill on the,
Linganorc, the next morning. endcavorng
10 sell some wheat they had also stolen -
who informs, that one WAS an elderly ma.k
of thin visagc, and shows his teeth, in
talking, more than is common. The othtI
young man, taller than the elder, of al
likely appearance, light sandy colored hair,
short, but tied behind had on u snuff col
ored over coat rhey We're without sad.
dies, and but one bride; the other horse
was used with a halter.
Fifty Dollars reward will be given for
the Horses, and Detection of tie Thieves
if prosecuted to conviction or Ten Dollars
for each Ut the HORSES, with all rca,on.
able expenses. if brought home; and if
pursuit shall be rendered necessary TO
their &c ection, the reasonable charges u
such pursuit shall he paid, SO as not to cy.
coed One hundred Dollars in the " hole e..
pcnse, including tic Reward.
JuH., RITCIIlE.
Frederick Town, Feb. 49, 1897,
Frederick Town, Maryland: Printed Nv
JOHN WINTER, at hs Er yiish AN!
German Ohicc, near Nh Samuel d..
wallis.
SIR,
" OF are hereby desired to take notice,
l. that tire--stili entered with YOU
Oct. 20. iy.' by me No. jUa of the capacity
Of IS gallons again intended for usr ia
dislilliug, two months, to commence Nav
20 1879, and end May q l.93, ior which
term elect 10 pay the Monthly Guty.
! W ltECsS NY hand, this ia day Oi March,
! 49, MlCilAEL THOMAS
10 JOHN isIrCHlh, Collector oi tl!e Rove
nue., 3d DIV siuA, Survey No. :, Diairct
OF Man! .and.
!
r,',f- or.,ar,,. ,;,.
l,s, tn, .iilI enter,.l wiz, vn,I Iur
! 10, l1gJ, ny me-, viz: No. ,G1 c,,u,,itv t,4
gallons, is now intended I,,r USE in .isru,-
az one MONTH, to coumcn,, Arru ln,.
! 1899, ava end Nav IA, 1889: i,r mD,c.,
! .cru e!ec, 81 nav lie linHli.iy Dty.
Witness NY hand, This .r,A ,,ay Of
H"IcI'' l'o'. ....,..,.,.
y W. MAJ wv ''N!, Is
v ''" 40 ~, J.; A'l' N''''''! 81 ,"T new
ny 80 Wv I"'o!'' odi'cJ 80 - b'9''"f
! ''''' ""''
IN September, 1877, John ist-N'y, pe'cf
D!enSc, George vi. Eicnc!btTgcr, Htnry
{. Brush, Henry Willis, George ". Ii,t,
gorge Grover, John }. McInlJy ana
Capt. samuel bu!ai were candidates f"r
! the NheiIlalty OF Frederick County. Joan
ihSncy was elected, and Peter Brrng.c Sc
| comb ,l mo r..t..rn
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xa- A Cargo Of live Holsters has
been exported for breeding purposes
10 San Francisco. If We cultivate
fish and tcrrapin, it is difficult to say
why we should not cultivate the lob
ster. The importer on our West coast
has only done what is GraTe'y talked
Of in the East. For the lobster IS dy-
ing out. Enormous quantities are
canned at the North every year. IN
less some plan Of revival is hit upon,
a total failure Of what we will call
the lobster crop is inevitable in a te"
wears.
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asa. What is the difference IN thu

nsa. What is the difference IN the
valne of white man and a black
nan9 The time was when our breth-
rem in England held that there Is nc
difference, but it appears that IN set
tling with Spain in the Eirg'n'us al.
f,irp. Great Britain received about
As, 900 as indemnity for the nineteen
subjects Of that kingdom who were
7oassaered at Santiago de Cuba. ten
n, whom we're white and nine colored
men. Two hundred pounds less pei
head were obtained for the eolored
1han The white men, and this fact Is
one that seriously interferes with the
claim of tie United States, wherein
no distinction on account Of color vii
he tolerated. So the tables are turned
now, and we Americans hold thai al
colors are equally good; but Enslano
takes a thousand dollars less for
black man than q white. Well, The
world turns around once day.
Discussions in tie Carlist camp are
reported. Several leaders are said tt
be negotiating with the Madrid Gov
eminent with view to submission
In the lae- engagement the Repubh
c,rs were defeated.
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A Card.

,, GATHER returns his s;ncerctl thanks
10 tic c!tllcu- % Frederick. for ther very
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.sntI4guu.nJ ui .lt!tn affairs by our
War Department reflects great credit
upon it. The other problem which
most puzzles army officers, and is not
so near its solution, is as to what their
duties are when they ere sent into
Southern States. Gen, Emory con-
plains of the vagueness and unsat,
isfaotory character of his powers and
duties in Louisiana. In the present
peaceful temper Of the South we may
venture on the hope that the need OF
bayonets there, and the questions
raised by their presence, will soon be
among TIE things Of the past
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FREDERICK COUNTY BANK,

FREDERICK COUNTY BANK,
December IS, 1891.
Tuesday next, the 25th inst being
Christmas day, the Bank will he closed.
All persons whose notes fail due on that
day are requested to deposit them at Bank,
on or before Monday next, when the Di.
rectors will meet for discount.
GEORGE BAER.
Dec. %, 1921. Cashier.
At a respectable meeting Of the young
men of the city OF Frederick, call, Il for
the purpose of assisting the poor during
the inclcmcnCy Of the winter Mr. John l..
Potts was called to the chair, and Mr..
Benjamin NJ. Miller appointed secretary,
when the following resolutions were
adopted.
Rcso|red, That the following gentlemen
be appointed committee to wait on the
inhabitants of the city, and obtain SUB
scribcrs in aid of the object oflhis meeting:
Mcssrs. William Schlcy, Robert McCleary,
J. L. Brooke, Edward Koontz Lewis Med
tart, William y. Magill, James NJ Shcl-
man, David Sprcnglc and William Steiner.
fesolred, That Messeis. j. r. Brooke.
Lewis Medtart and " iiiam Schlcy hc ap-
P''h''N" Noii'hiil"t W NIail IL CDllSlltNliOh,
10 he submitted TO this society at their
next meeting.
'djourncd to meet again on next Mon.
day evening, 5ist instant, nj Mr.. Morgan's
school room, Church street
JOHN l.. POTTS. CHARM.
Attcst-BEN. NJ. MILLER, Scc'ry.
Monday, Jan. II 1921.
A Cara.
1. CROMWELL tenders his grateful
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to those ladies snd
! gentlemen o.: Frederick Town, who al
torded him and his family whilst here tier
very friendly and polite attention.
February Is, 1922
A Card.
>. GATHER returns his sincere thanks
y. A. 49, cory
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Reg The photograph Of a child
supposed to be Ch"rlie Ross has "a, been
received at PhiIadeldhia from Chester
Illinois. and it bears so striking re-
semblance that one Of the Ross FAM
Is has started for that place to InVes
tigate the matter. 1t is the lmpres
son of the Ross family that the rea
child has been recovered. The han
in the photograph appears to be dark
but his hair may have been stained t'
Disguise disappearance.
49,. A few years ago the Apache'
were the terror Of the South Westerr
border. Now Gen. Schoheld reports
that under the excellent management
of Gen. Crooke, these Indians are
hard at work learning the lessons ="
civilization, and ua,' only @e"t> an
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-20
To Every Citizen of Dubois Co:

We are DESTROYS of publishing papar
which will advance the interests OF the
county in every way, and TO that end
request your assistance. We want You
to furnish any items which you think
will be of interest in your locality, any
local events of interest happening we
would be glad 10 hear of.--also any dis
coverics Of minerals, or other articles.
Remember, we cannot be everywhere NJ
the same time. and if you want a really
good paper. Nou can help make il so,and
AT the same time bring your locality into
public notice. Short communications
are invited upon any subject. and for
those who have not been accustomed TO
writing for the public. we will cheer
fully correct any errors their manu-
script may contain. Send along the
items
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-20

HAS rented the Stable of L. Jlerbig.
IN and has n good stock of BUGGY
and SADDLE HORSES TO hire, 10
careful users. lie will also do any Kind
O; hauling in Jasper or vicinity.
Horses kept by the day or week on
liberal terms.
Persons having horses to sell, or de-
string 10 purchase horses. win find thi-
A desirable place. as the proprietor will
pay particular attention 10 this branch
OF business: and will receive horses for
sale on commission, IL desired.
A share Of patronage is solicited.
Good aud experienced ostlers at all
times in attendance. Sept. IL, '73-ly.
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Extra special Notice.
BEWARE OFCOUNTERFEITS!

smiths Tonic Syrup has been counterfeted, and
The couuierfeter brought to grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have Dr. John Bull's prvai,
stamp bottle. Dr John Rul only has the RICH
10 manufacture and sell the original John smiths Toni,
syrgp. - louisville Kentucky. Examine VEL, the lsbe
ou each bottle II my private stamp is not on eaol
bottle do not purchase, or you will be deceived
see my column advertisement, and my show card.
viii prosecute any infringing my right The genu
inc Smiths Tonic Syrup only be prepared by my
self
Tue PrBtrc's SERVANT.
DIR. JOHN BULL.
Iouis ville Kentucky. July T. lsT3.
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REVEALS. We learn that an interest
ing revival Of religiok is in progress at
Green's school house, in this township,
aud that several substantial and promi-
nent citizens, among them Hen. Wm. ii.
Green, have professed knowledge OF
sins forgiven, and drank from the ioun-
tain Of everlasting love. The meetings
are presided over by Revs. Myers. of the
{. r., aud Miller, of the Method i per.
suasions.
A revival is also in progress under the
ministrations 0f Rev. j. u. Holloway. OF
the NJ. Il. church, at the McMahan school
house ia Patoka township. May the
Lord prosper the good work.