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+ M0RRIsANIx; WEsTcHEsTER COUNTY. ny.
couMEsdfsscM sES5fs MhhIISs ntEsSSy ls,t NAy >.
Purse No. i-seoo for horses that have beaten
wp. Wilson enters br, m. wha!eb2ne
br Nasn asa ormsry
J. p. 6il6ert enters e. m. Cora r.
IysSi FsSSpsGs sSs.Ta sasI. sS ysIe
coonei picsey enters S S e. Gee ssG.y MAYNARD
Purse No. 2-S9O for horses that have never beaten
Reter Nance enters b: m; Bessie B:
Hass.i s@%;a s"f.i siss
Pasefsen sssss sa'sts Dr aaR"sT Boy
G. Walker enters B m u, Lady S Annie
B. Wilson enters b. IN. Carrie
s..
enter, enter. s9 sII1 wnslSHT. Maid
james Jam sSH' st. kee enters biz Gs0 NJ Miahssl @ a.0'
A rAsterson a.san enters nn;ns. or g. Nm wI Walsh.
Purse No l-sl20 for horses that have never beaten
9Sss S,S, Green enters I, sr Young Bruno
Geo. N. Ferguson, enters ". 9: Crown Prince
nsS' asn's Nay mpurs.so $780,
for horses %.nSs thss nays never s beaten 80
Isaac Pa Wing enters eI 3: Bayard,
se5p Sas sa.s;. sas'; g. S isSsss Gee I'LL Mitchell
VIM. Mcmahon enters &. (. Pollock.
j. i. Gilbert enters blk. m. Little Dorrk
ID. Mace enters CHI M Washburn Maid.
Col. Dickey enters blk. z. Country Boy.
Purse No. 6-SlOO for horses that have beaten
B. Mace enters blk. e. Damon
d. Mace enters 6. e Carroll
l. Merreu enters br. &. Berkshire Boy.
j. u. Brown enters 4. m. Belle OF Toronto
A. Patterson enters br s. Manhattan.
W. G. Trimblc enters ch. m Music
VIM. Mcmahon enters b. g. Coroner +.
q N. Ferguson enters b. ni Miss Miller.
DR.. Sherman enters br. &. Sir Knight
d. j. Anderson enters g. g. Xxi (tormerly George W.
Pattcrson).
FOURTH DAY-FRIDAY, May 29.-Purse No. $500
for horses that have never beaten minutes.
Jacob Somerudyke enters CHI Melessa.
John Murphy enters br. m. Lady Dohlman.
A. snyder enters br. &. Uncle Sam.
James Campbell enters S. g. Jim Coyle,
j. +. Gilbert enters 9. IN. Cora f.
Geo. \. Ferguson enters blk. m Sweetmest
Col Dckey enters br. g. Geo. Maynard.
John l.. Doty enters rn m Rosa Sanburg.
Purse No. 5-Free for all-S2,0O0.
d. Mace enters CHI g. Judge Fullerton
John Trout enters b. m. American Girl.
In all heats where eight or horses start the dis
tance will be l5U yards
Races commence Ca each "a, Day at O'clock Admission to
aorsea BY. BY ~ member n g. Horse cars leave Harlem
for the Psrx Trains leave street depot at
IL 05 and 2 :30P NJ JAMES DATER President
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sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS, sc.
THE TURF.

A LTERING MCzzLE TO BREECH LOADING GUNS
"A a speciality. Address CLARK SNEIDER, ia West
Pratt street, Baltimore.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMysEMENTs-sEcoNp PAox-Finh ana sixth columns
AsTHoLocYNELsyssIa P.sE-ssixih column. 'A''
B5aR6ERs
BoAsp sDn AND LODGING wASrED-ELr.nu PAGE
assEH ;Ss sSEasssss sssaa
ssggssEESSEEssss oIf3s$S,FsTSSSSifrIzs-srsr.p pAs.
CITY REAI ESTATE FOR sAIE-ssOonD p4s.-rirn
cLERRs AND sALEsxES-rw.nrrn pAe.-rhird COL
asS column ,...r
iss's P4o.-sl.sn COL
sAGs F...r...a and sn
BHY n6usEs 4S N AND us
and
EYES SSD Hsss.1 A.s4S'4a column
EEXcURsIONs.TwEL. P1cE-Fourth column.
rriiNANcIAL1NINrn PAGE
foaIH TO LET
kEES sH
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAoE-Fourth col,
HORSES. CARRIAGES, Ac.-F,nsz PAcn-Fourth. NTH
e. fS'EH
ISsTsS1fISSS1F' R4s,aThtra eSlump.
BERGIS real EsTxrE FOR sAEE-s.cosD
PAGE-First column.
LOAN Loan oFFlCEss,.FrKsr as !, PAcs-Third column.
nAebE As1ian ssI column
AEDICAL-SEcoND PAcE-Fourth column.
MISCELLANEOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
MIscEILANEoUs-r1n PAer-rnird column
GuSIC ICAL1SEooND 1,, 3 rAcx-Fourth column
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AcE-Sixth column.
fiANoFoRrEs. ORGANS. xo.-sEcoSD P4cr-Fourtn
POST SfEIGE NorIcE-rrsyr pAcr-sixth column.
srGHioas
Twelfth PAGE-Second column.
PROPERTY OUT OF The CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoSD PAGE-First and second columns.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-sgcoND PAGE-Sccond
REAL ESTATE WANTED-sEcoNp PAcE-Third column.
RELIGIOUS N0TlCES-FIRsr PAGE-First column.
SALES AT Acknowledgment PAcE-Fifth and sixth
sIrUHTioNs UHS9TiIopNs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
Eff s2d
SPECIAL NoTiCEs-FlRsr PAcz-second and third COL
sPoRTISG-DoGs BIRDS, &c.-F,nsr PAcr-Four.h
SUMMER REsoRTs-EIxyrSrn PAcs-Firh column.
THE TRADES-TwKLrrH PAcr-Fourth column.
5E PAGE.
TgAykIEESsS laHuIpE-rw.Irrn PAeH-:sxsh column.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
wEsrch Ester coUNTY skoPERTY FOR SALE SfE"6 Or
T0 , LETasscoNp +, @ ID pAGE.First . FIR, column
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &C.-Fnsr PAeE-sixth
column.
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TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK
j SATURDAY, 10th, at 3 O'Clock P. NJ.
Match for 81. .000 mile heats best in in harness
John Murphys B. 6. Sorrel Jake.
Peter Webber's b. IN. Rose May.
Same day
Match for $780, mile heats best 3inE
B. Weeks white 6. Bally Lewis and b. IN. Lady Weeks,
to wagon and
G. Hinsel's b. 6. Tlvoa, in harness
Admission 81. WILLIAM H, VAN COTT,
superintendent
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.
A JOHN D. HAMLIN AUCTIoNEER
THIS DAY. SATURDAY AT 10 80 PROMPT,

at staoie No 22s West Fortieth street.
lnavn yne property has been removed nom
conversion Of sale and will be sold without limit or res
erva,Ion as he departs for Europe at join his
YORK bad @ ane single and double easH asf
sfEED'e STYLE 1Np HSqs BEAurYp ur9Yp' Bus &C.
one OF the finest most stylish and high bred, coupe
tucky is dark bay, 1871 high and only years old
sired BY Americns dam Columbus mare; raised on
SO many fine aud valuable horses; purchased and
brought TO BROOKLYN one year ago in the with
sl2 o In Kentucky: he has a nne and intege mt eye
and head with long arched neck, ransy noble bold and
hsn had S long heavy name and tail fine round
and stylish knee action Is fearless OF ocomo-
ars @ c any,hns l0I IN else Is hardy russsd we
Is sound, kind good and true in all harness
B-Any gentleman wishing one of the finest coupe
matn or FAMILY horses In the city or country call and
OF ae @ gh % srss rs
Young Morgan, dam Clay mare. This fine. stylish
who wishes horse which is safe and reliable Tor his
family as he fears not even bell carts cars even To-
by proper handling can beat l he Is warranted sound
Kind. good and true
Also fast and fine pair Trottcrs Dan and Dandy; Dan
Abdsliah Is dark chestnut has coat like
ne has roted iu mile IN 81 aud 55; Is perfect in
check REIN any Invalid drive him. and he is
ranted sound kind and perfect .
same sre dam Ethan Allen. has trotted full mile in
25 and has no superior as saddle horses has all gaits
mate Is square, bold troter he is perfect and hand
some In form kind for the most timd to ride drive
n. B-Thc two above horses can beat three minutes
together on day of sale They will be sold separate II
Sale positive and prompt without limit restriction.
Call and get bargains
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EYES AND EARS.

4 RTiFICIAL HUMAN EYES.-J. r DAVIS ~
"a venlor and only maker OF The improved Arti6ca
Human Eye acknowledged BY The faculty be the on
imitation oi nature In the world l27 East F!i
teenh street. between Third and Fourth avenues
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rIISCELi.A\EOt,,

hIPLoMA OF MERIT VIENNA EXHIBITION 1873
- ~. ratcrson's American Powders and Lozenges
Tor Indigestion and all Dssases Of THO stomach, Pow
ders, 81 per box Lozengcs, 81 All chemists dcpots
FoUGERA, New York; MoNTEURE. New Orleans
ICE.
Cargoes Of pure Kennebcc Ice furnished shipped
Address HARLES A. WHITE President Kennebec and
Moosehea Ice Company, Gardiner Maine.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

TREE TABERNACLE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
church. fhirty.Ioprth street between Seventh and
ing Sunday at i01s A. NJ. and ~ p NJ seats free. All
are welcome.
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I1AKIS.-HOTEL MIKhBEAU.
This splendid establishment Is beautifully situated
IN the Rue de Ia Pax the finest part OF the city, adjon-
the Place vcndome ard the ruileres Gardens ana IS
conducted under the immediate superintendent OF the
proprietor Mr. CASANOVA, who respectfully offers his
grateful acknowledgements to American families and
room is supplied with American and English papers,
there besides handsome smoking and coffee rooms
the apartments combine comfort and elegance,
and the superior cuisine excellent attendance apd con
scenous moderate charges render the Mrabeah to the
best class OF travellers most comfortable and agreeable
residence.
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A SPLENDID GENTLEMAN'S ROAD TURNOUT FOR
n sale-A dark chestnut Mare 1873 very handsome:
warranted perfectly sound and kind trot in 80
years old shifting top side bar Wagon, oy svers, ana
- BY Dunscomb both nearly new; sold scpa-
ratey or together. Inquire of HENRY DOUGLASS, SO
Irving place.
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EUROPE.

MoRRIssoN's HOTEL,
M Dublin, ireland.
Suites Of Rooms drawing Room, with Bedroom,
rooms: for two; from s. Cd: Breakiass. from p
lished hotel is situated in the most central and
heathes part of the city overlooking the College Park
places Of amusement and objects Of interest It Is in
the charges with the reduced tariff moderate
in the extreme The hotel contains upwards of 100
rooms ladies' coffee and reading ROOM
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@7OO 000 ROYAL HAVANA LoTTERY.-oF-
p1UU.OOO. ncial drawings on Ale. S450.OJ0 cash
gl Circulars with full particulars sent tree ADDRESS
r O. DEVLIN. Stattoner and General AGENT 80 Liberty
street.
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lAO SIXTH AVENUE BETWEEN THIRTY FIFTH
OOA and Thirty.sixth streets tbranch Of Hoender d
Co, Staats-Zettung Buding).-All sorts OF Bavaran
Lager Beer Rochester and Cincinnati Lager draught
Opening OF the elegant summer garden
FRANZ KOEWING, Manager
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LaIFTY.THIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.-PAsT0R
Rev W. n. Pendleton will preach morning and
evening sunday school anniversary on Tuesday. May
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7nn BOATS on HAND-SPOON OARS, SHE'LL
lUU club, Whitehall Metallic Life Boats, or butt Il
order at shops 3S, S73 South street and lith stree
Harlem River sTkfHkN kobEBTA
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Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
the i9th day o. May, 1874 al sts O'clock NJ for the
and lamp posts within the limits of the First ward OF
said village, and for the lighting and furnishing OF light
Ing material tor the specifications OF the work
be be this ONCE By order OF the Board
OF Trustees. Z. a. MCCARTHY, Clerk.
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A FREDERICK JEwETT, AUCTIONEER WILL
"A. sell this day, at II o'clock at the stable 300 West
Fourteenth street. Eighth 10 good work.
Whip and Blanket black trottng Mare sired by nrs
than minutes warranted sound chesnut sorrel Horse
l5 hands years old: kind in all harness and under
saddle Black awk mare, years old. l51s hands; kind
and true all harness. has been driven by lady;
ranted sound.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-27

Pursuant 10 notice quite large aud
ence assembled al tie Court House in
Jasper. on the night Of the 26ih inst.
On motion. Win \. I'raylor took the
Chair, and j. {. schafer acted a. sccrc-
tary. Z. Doane stated the object of the
meeting. and called on Or. T.. II. Sabin,
Nice-i'fe,iicnt OF the Company 20 ''rise
sud explain whihh he did in very
lucid and Interesting manner. 10 the APP
parent satisfaction OF the people. lie
gave the present status of the enterprise
and thc prospects. with what il was ne
cessary 60 do 20 complete the road TO
JasperIl'i> summer.
Major Minor. OF Nj Vernon also adj
dressed the audience, giving the hopeful
view that was taken Of the enterprise in
Po-ey county. aud saying they felt cou-
iident o. IL success.
Letters were read front Mr. Lllom-
medieu, President, and from Sir. Joseph
hin>ey. President OF the Board Of trade.
IN Cincinnati. rrgrcling their inability
10 be present. INT giving very enconr.
agin. vien OF Tie enterprise al present
and assuring our people OF it, early
completion if the conditions were com
piled with.
Mr.. &. poane made few remark
and real petition to the Board OF Com
m'->ioncr- TO bc presented at their
moe'iag next week. aAd requested the
opinion &C the people upon il. and il
they approved Of il. That they would
come forward and ,,gn il.
Mr. J. C. shaicr spoke of tho ncces.
SHY Of railroad. .aud urged the adop-
ton aud ,igning Of The petition.
An intcrmi>-ion was taken and ths
citizens generally went forward ant
signed The petition. ani arrangement
were talk Of for further circulating il
and then the meeting adjourned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-27

~ Or. a. W. B'ghan. late of 4 l'or,lS-
vile. moved 20 Jasper. this week. aud
:i.npUnce~ IL tic Courier hi readiness
- attend 10 hu~inr ~ his line. lie
las been practisiug ia our neigihnrine
county al Davies ior several wears. and
WAS quite -Urc.~ siu'. hni considerable
f,milv'of children aduinni-i.ei him that
IT, must seek location where they
could have the advantage nf continuous
school. aud h-ucc hi- lncliion IN Jasper.
where good schools are kep. up the wear
round. We wish him success 10 bis new
location.
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Broke llrL.-The notorious Ellis An
derson. who WITS arrested FOR stealing
ia Pike county. aud hrou-h 10 th.,
county for >lfe-kccping ia our jill. IS
capped lat Friday evening between :
ant : O'clock. l. la. been The custom uf
sheriff WriSel 70 lock hi, prisoners up
in iie eel. AZ might. anl that night when
l- went o. loci, them up. Anderson ws>
rot there. bat 4 large hole ia the graf
ing above tie W.in ban showed where
f- iiad got ous. lie bad sawed TWO bars
e iron. = 'nchcs by !. in two. AMI two
iar euOugii in 70 enable him 10 bend
shem up, aud had torn up bed blanket
90 make him "A rope TO slide down off of
the top of the house. The other pri--
oners. young Bird. whose term OF inn
prisonment expired the next day. and
lIeidrich. an insane man. made No at
tempt to escape. They SAY he doae the
saving with two case knives. in day
time. and they were compelled by him
TO dance and sing TO make noise loud
enough TO drown the noise made b,
him in the operation. The Sheriff had
several parties after him that night. bui
they obtained no clue TO his whcreabOut,
a dark colored horse was stolen that
night from the widow of Nelson Harris
about three miles from Jasper, aud i
IS supposed he took il and rode toward
the Ohio river with II. At all events
he and the horse are both ont OF the wa,
or knowledge OF the Sheriff. AMI al,
likely to be. This j, the FIRST prisoner
who has escaped from our "new Jail,
aud to saw out In day time, with tw,
old case knives, j. not very good re
commentator for $1,000 Jail.
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Extra special notice.
BEWARE or corNrERrEiTsl
smith. Tonic syrup "a. e~ea .o"o'srfei'cd. and

smiths Tonic syrup has been 'ountcrieited, and
.L. ..nterfeiier hroughtto
SMITHS TuNiD SYRUP.
The genuine ayncs must have Or. Iohn Bulls private
stamp on eact bottle " John null onl has th, rgh
10 manufacture and sell the original John smiths TOME
syrup % louisville. Kentucky Examine well the lahe
On each bottle. n my private stamp y not on each
batils DO not purchase. yoa ~ll be deceived =
sac my column Advertisement end my show card
"a prosscnis any one infringing my right The re-
Inc smiths Touic Syrup only he prepared By my
.ef .s
nR JOIN BULL.
Loci.vilie x,n'acky. July {. ls'S
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Hicn WArEg. Tho rains Of last week
and thi, have raised all The rivers to "A
very high >,aye. The Ohio j. al a food.
ctu>in. great deal Of damage White
river j. extraordinarily high. and Pa
ioka j. higher han il has been for wears.
The oil Wabash aud Erie canal bed j.,
iull again. and IT, overflow near Evan,
willie inirrfrred with The running OF
trains on the Evansville and Boonville
railroad.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-02-27

Offers large aud iinc assortment OF
Nursery stock for Sprin. trade c,pcci-
ally ap pie Trees. Farmers hy clubbing
together may have apple trees al thnu,-
and prices. Letters 81 inquiry prompt,
answered. JOHN X. GRAHAM.
Cor. Maiu K NinCennc- 81.
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HAS rented thr Stable of 7. lIerbig.
x q and has good stock of BUGGY
aud SADDLE HORSES 10 hire. 10
careful users. lie will also do any kind
of hauling in Jasper or vicinity.
Horses kept by the day or week on
liberal terms.
Persons having horses 10 sell. or de-
-irile to purchase horses. will find this
a desirable place. as The proprietor viii
pay particular attention TO this branch
OF business; and viii receive horses for
sale on commission. it desired.
4 share of pa ronage is solicited.
Good and experienced ostler~ at all
times IN attendancr. Sept. II. '7S-,y
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JASPER COURIER.

FREsH OYSTERS. The biggest, plump
est aud iaiest of the season. served up
In any way you want them at Harris
Oyster Saloon.
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Fuallmcnt Better than Promise

some Of tlic papers last year were six
or EIGHT months behind in filing their
orders for chromos. Talmage's paper.
The Christian al Work. has taken time
By the forclock. and has scores of thous-
ands piled up in its warehouse ready for
any emergency. Agents make note OF
ihi,. Specimen copies aud terms sent
free. Office lU2 Chambers street, \. y.
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To every Citizen OF Dabo;s Co:

We IRE le<irou, o. publishing papar
which Will advance ne interests of the
county "a every Na!. and TO that emd
request our ass .llacC. We want you
10 iurni n auy items which you think
viii 1e ol interest ia your locality. any
local events OF interest happeuiug we
would Dc glad 10 herr of.--al-o ANY dis
coveric~ of mineral. or other articles.
Remember. we caunf BE- every here AT
the same ;imc. and IL you want really
good paper. rua can help make i -p.and
~ the same i,lle bring Your locality into
nublic notice. short communications
ara invited upon any subject. and for
those who have not been accustomed 10
writing for the public, we will cheer
fully correct any errors their manu-
script may contain. Send along the
items.
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~ THr indications are favorable for
lie free distribution ia the mails 81 pub
Dc documents. agricultural seeds. news
paper exchanges, and Mccklics ia the
counties where They ARE printed. Such
an at ought 90 pas.
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U-r We ere informed The bridge, be-
tween Jasper aud Iiunringhurg across
Straight river. on the upper road, has
fallen down fronsold age.
The bridge across Mill creek. on the
jasper and Haysyilic road, la, washed
away
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4 WONDERFUL Invention RECENTLY
PARIS .Fp. IAN elegant little instru-
n.ent which combines twelve practical
u~elnl tools. viz: Pocket Rule. Ruler.
square. Ervel Screw Driver, thi-el.
Composers. Scissors. Patton Hole Car
ser. paper hni,c. Eraser. and Pencil
-harprncr. The article j. made OF steel
aud evidently durable. Agents are wan
tel ia evrry town. The proprieiors Of
Ter 10 send steel polished postpaid by
mai tor fiiiv cents, Silver plated, one
dullar Gold plated two dollars. Per-
sons desiring nm agency or 10 obtain tie
ioni, should apply AZ once. Tie proper
address Is Combination Tool Co.. No.
1874. Nau.an street. y. y Also. The new
Revolver Lightning Trap. whica wind>
TO like clock. Kills Rats Copher-.
squirrels Mice. &c. ;snd throws them
q say aud sets itself ~ quick ~ the
name Indicates. Que trap sent by eX-
press for one dollar.
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PROSPECTUS
or TuF-
CINCINNATI
Weeklv Enquirer!
100000
WORTH OF
VI VI Nv E1rw YT yyFw T z
IA &x -IEA ~ w. 50
Gold Tens. Pencils, Satcheis Pocket Books.
lurs. ~iiNervare VI Watches. Musical
Instruments. sewing Machines,
&C.. sc, Sc.

We place these premiums vi hin easy reach 81 any
Of our patrons by allow ing them mera commissions
ION AZ 20 subscribers for the weekly Enqeirer, rs
follows.
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MANHOOD HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Just published. new edition of DIR. Culver
"a wells Celebrated Essay on the radical
~ cure twiihout mcdicinel Of Srrnv ArnHn,rA or
~ seminal Weakness Involuntary seminal Iosses
larrf Mental and Physical Inc opacity lfpcdrnents
Marriage etc. also CoNsrArTinN EriFrss aud Yrs
induced by ses.indulgence or sexual extrayaeanoe.
EeSg"r Price ia a sealed envelope only fix cents.
Tie celebrated author Ia this admirable ESSAY clearly
demonstrates from thirty years successful practice q AZ
the alarming consequence % self-sbuse W radi a
y cured without the dangerous ~ internal med cine
or the application - the knife pointing oni node Of
simple certain aud ciectual w 10 ans 81
which every sufferer. matter what his con o- may
be- may cure himself cheapiy privately and tadcally
ks.Ss- This lecture should be in the hands of ever,
youth and every man In the land.
Sent under seal IN plain envelope 90 any address
post paid receipt of six cents or two post stanps
Addrcsa he Publishers
CHAS. j. G.. KLINE & co,
1917 Bowcry New York. ros,-0fice Box 1850
| Jan. 23d. ls14.-ly.
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LAND FOR SALE.

TIE undersigned wishes 10 sell several
| hundred acres of his land. lie will
give purchaser an opportunity TO select
such a. suits him. Ii could be divided
so n TO make several good farms. II is
IN Patoka. cambridge and Hall town
ships in Dubois county. Purchasers can
have part timber and part improved
land.
Terms Of sale will be liberal and easy.
as he Is offering to sell because he has
too much land. Titleperfcct from origi-
nal purchasers from Government. In
quirc on the premises. or address him al
Jasper. JOSEPH A. MILLER.
Oct. II, '73-3m.
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~ Ex-Governor Harvey has been
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with the straight Republicans.
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weather.
I. taking hack the first stages Of
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What Ia, a cal liar nothing else has
Kittens.
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