Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 20, Number 5, Jasper, Dubois County, 1 February 1878 — Page 4
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JASPER: FRIDAY. FKK.,1, 187 Hayes Tit U. Some ifml inlt'iilioniHi, pMtrlotiiT jipoiU' iwHtHtt Inr to itHVK the title of 31 r. llwyt"! the Presidency ralli'd in tjlieMimi.. Mure ho 1ms Ik-cii iimiiyurHtoil, innikin th'tf (lie liM'iirilou of it will It -ml lo trotiM, ami we think are overiiiiMtruiit. inn Mini piMipiu nn; Milium it.. - ... i
rni ovrr me t-ttuutry. urn icrrime its-, meeting appoint ueiojriMrp to attend tm him of 'In civil war haunt tlnmi as rilStnto Convention, and that the Clmir re-
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commenting upon one who had akcd what is the i ho of continually harping on the title, of Haves?'' truthfully says llhr i always great usa in e.poinjr flrhnod and fraud. The title of Hayes w fal-e ud fraudulent, and as Mich oHybt not to exist. To renioustmte airxinst surh a title, and lo tu ye its overthrow, is the first and higbc-t present duly of an American citizen. To uphold or lo acquiesce, in such a title tends to destroy our free institutions, lo rot our lH!ie.. nod to corrupt public virluc. The innMgnrallon of llajes under such a title was the greatest , 'shame thai h:is ever Wrullcn the country. Secession baa hreu jully slylejrt a terrible crime; but it uw based upon a doctrine in which m-tny honorable men hmieMly licHflved, while there i. no sane inati who lN-lievc that Haves was lejcallv eloctcd.j - , ,M 'I ha ivsti ris oi feiicees'-lul secession would Itave been maiorial mainly, and not neecarilv fatal io nublic virtue: tho conM'qiinro. of successful trand a exhibited in ImineHsurablc loss of national honor and decency. If the highest ollice in the gift of th? jieopti! can be fraudulently seized ujKin ; if tlw man who was truly elected can be coolly counted out, while the man who was not elected receives position and power, of what use are elections, and why should they be contimted? Jf popular suffrage is proved to be a sham at the top, what is to prevent it Xrom becoming a sham all the way down to the bottom? What cncoiirageuient lias any worthy and csjmblc uian in becoming a candidate for ortiro, when he can have no assurance that elections elect? Why not give.up the Govcrumeiit at ouce to the thieves, who will stenl it entirelv sooner or later.? Of what avail is it to any man, in any pub'Ic or private position, to be honest? Is not fraud triumphantly rownel, and is not rascality clothed in purple and line linen ? Let m cat and drink, for to-morrow we die. iJay by day the demoralization is spreading, nttd it is With the hope Of arresting it tha1 g oodiittu are "continually harping on'' the title of Hayes. In the interest oi the people, the false and fraudulent title of Hayes should be exposed and denounced. 'As r. matter of policy," continues cur correspondent, "you should drop the subject. Hayes is doing better for the Democrats than Tilden could have done. TildeH would have consolidated the Republican party; JJayes haslisiutcgrated it.w We deny both positions. It is as true new as it ever was that honesty is the beet policy, aad it is both right and expedient to oppose a lie. It is not true, though many Democrats seem to find much consolation in saying so, that Hayes has done better in any respect tliaa Tilden could have done. Hayes allowed self-government fo be restored at the South; but Tilden would have restored it more speedily and more thoroughly, not because he had made a bargain, but because it was right. Hayes has fraudulently affected a desire for civil service reform ; Tilden would before this have thoroughly and effectively reformed the entire public service. As regards the point of disintegration, it maybe said that the Jfepubliem party is fk'.llug to pieces, of its own rottenness, eo far a it deserves to fall to pieces, and no further. Thi is not the work of Ilhyes, but of natural causes. It may also fairly be questioned whether a similar disintegration is not acting upon the Democratic party, w hich iias hastened to learn evil lesons and to follow corruj tiOti. We stale the case very mildly when we say that bargaining with theft, junking terms with fraud, and acquifrfag in iniquity, will never fail to demoralize any parly. 03 Tobacco is beginning to como in slowly. The price ranges ftom two to five ccut, and the farmers Won't like to acII at these Johu SUermaii figures much
Central Committee iMcetfri. l'limtHiit lo uotife tlift Democratic
'Central Committee ul Dubois county, met hi the Court houe hi JHesper, on SM unlay, tliiimry 2ih, 878, mid wa cmH i1 to onler by C. Doauc. CliHlrnmii. On motion. K. 1'ickhnrt hiuI Lou GnH'iie wwe clioen Sei'iHurk'?. The followinsf wore present and nni m tii limine a-j vn i Dillv. W, Kendall, A. .1. Gosnmnti, W. A. Tiaylor, F. Schneider wild R. F. Milbuni, On motion, K. Piokhart, 11. Cox, W. .1. Dei.bn.T. HerbijfMiid A. T. Fleminjf u'uKkil lit tli.-tlia nautili 1. fVlt'it 1 worn t'hocn to m;t tor the iHilinif to bo represented. Townships: it hiotioii. i committee of livo tveroj Hppoiutnl by the Chair to draft rcsolu-i lions. Tlio committee win composed of the folloivlntr persons: V. A. Truylor, A. .1. (tosinNiiii. F. Schneider, It. Cox taud T. Ilorbifr. On tuotioii it wns orderco mat this a . . a Hie following persons were chosen from the various townships, viz: Columbia Lorov Cave ; alternate, Dr. W. Line. Harbison- II. B. L. Edtnonston ; alternate. John L. llolVinan. lloouc It. F. Milbutn; alternate, C. Senniiifr. Madisnu J. E. Spurlock: nlteniate, V II. lireeii. Ilainbridgc W. A.Traylor; alternate, T. Uei bif. Marion F. Schneider; alternate, A. J. (tOSUIRIIU. Ilull-r. W. Kendall: altcrnntc, J. W. Kt'lliiins. .Ien'c'iMti ,1. 1!et7.;a!ternnte,.T. I'ruitt. Jncksou G. It. Cox ; alternate, J. Fritz. Patoka E. It. P.rundick : alternate, A. II. Miller. C-issU. A. Kemp; alternate, Win. lleitiiian. Ferdiii!indC. Lukcn ; alternate, U. Iii'ckiuau. " cm iniiuee on n wl the following: Ko.solvcd liv tho D boj? county, Indiana, f'vor of tho reuiolioliz I'lie. conituittee on resolutions rcport.1.,. Democracy of Dutliat wc arc in f.-vor of the reuiofiolization of silver and lt ft'en ami unlimited coinage, and the iimptiou Itcs.ilved, That we are in favor of the immediate repeal of .he national banking system of the United Slates, and the substitution of the greenback iherejor. jujeoivctt, 'mat we do most fullv and heartily iudor-c the action of "lion. Thomas It. Cobb, our representative in Congress, in his votes in favor of rcnionetizing silver, and the repeal of the resumption act. . Resolved, That wc recognize in Dr. K. Stephenson, a true and tried Democrat, with all the qualifications necessarv for an honest and efficient otlker. and ft be ing the wish of this meeting, and of the Democrats of ting county; therefore Resolved, That tho deleirates of -Du hols county, who attend tho State Con vention on the 20th of February, be, and they are hereby instructed to cast the full vote of Dubois county for Dr. E. Stephenson for the oflice of Treasurer of Stale, as long as thero is a possibility for his nomination. Resolved, That wc heartily indorse and approve tho stand taken hv Hon. I). W. Voorhees, in the United' Suite? Senate, lor his masterly wav of defend ing I he right of thu whole people. The above resolutions were iinani niously adopted, after which 31 r. C. Doanc offered the following resolution which was als-o adontcd : Resolved, That in tho opinion of the Democracy of Dubois county, a tax of two cents on each one hundred dollars is as much as eught to be levied in any one year, for the purpose of building a State house, and we will not support any candidate for Senator or ltcprescntative at tho election this Fall , who will not pledge himself to vole against any prupoMuuu io icvy a larger tax inan two cents on each hundred dollars for State house purposes in any one year. On motion of 3lr. A. J. Go-tnaun, it was ordered that all Democrats from this county to the State Convention, be considered delegates. On motion of 31 r. Lon Greene, it was ordered that the Democracy of this county meet at (he Court house in Jasper,.in Mass Convention, on Saturday, June 8th, 1878, for the purpose of appointing delogates to the Congressional, District and Judicial Conventions. On motion, the papers of the county arc requested to publish tho proceedings of Ibis meeting; also that a copy of tlio resolutions be sent to the State Sentinel. i On motion, the meeting adjourned. C. DO AXE, Chairman. E. PtCKHAKT, 11. L. Gkeunk, Socnstarici. Sii.VKR. The resolution of Senator 3Iathews, which passed the Senato by nearly a two-lhirds vote last weqk, declares that all our national bonds are payable in silver or gold, at tho option of the Government. It also passed tho House on 3Ionday by a vote of 189 ayes to 70 nays. Those who buy bonds now will have no excuse, for not knowing in what kind of money they are to be paid, and while it is but a resolution, it foreshadows that silver will be made a legal tender again. OCT John Pipes and Cole Hurtou were on a weck'a spree about New Years, in Petersburg, and Pipes died last week and Burton is said to bo sW'Meu up as tight as his skin will hold, and hard drinkers suspicion xthat Petersburg whisky is not above suspicion.
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An Ailvcittui'OK In the Far Went Tltu llumlsomost Wumtiu in ' l.ouUvillo. Wo clii the following from the Omallll (Notll'HKkH) Hoe, of a recent date; tlio hull tifiiriil In itmilitlniiu id wall
an-huumborail In ouilitiii Louisville circle;
ivii riiHiiu eniiuman wiiosb unKiness now enrrios him all over the country was recently at Louisville, Ivy , and Ihero saw Mrs. Harris, the 'woman in black," formerly of Omaha, promenading one at the fnhhiounhlu thorouirblares. A J I... .1 . 1 I . She was "dvesed to kill" -in I ho verv extreme of fashion and she swept along tlieHtreet with the air of a queen. She had a little dog smaller than a squirrel following her. Sho was tho observed of all observers. The gentleman took occasion to inquire concerning her, and found that Louisville had always been her homo, and that hor mother resided there. Mrs. Harris, alter leaving Omaha and swinging around the circle, finally returned to L,uuisvnie, tne M:ene ot iter younger days. Sho always had a passion for preachers, and she soon married a clergyman, who turned out to be a little sharper than ltev. Ituby, who ran away e.. r i . wuii iivji iruiu viii:iii;i uiice upon h iiiiiu. llits Louisville preacher stole her dia monds, and she sued him, but was beaten, on the ground, it is supposed, that a husband can not steal Ironi his wife, or tlitif i tflfrt itrtiiitrtr fftftufiftt utrainct Iian u n v n .iniiivii ivqiHT nniiict iivi Imsband. However, the preacher stuck to tho diamonds. Tho next move she f made was to sccuro the "protection ' of a wealthy merchant, who supports her in magnificent stvle. It is a tact that she is regarded as the handsomest woman in Louisville, where
sheuroates a decided scn-ation wheiioveriOHIIVXIVE'Y
she appears on tho streets,. nt the theater and other public places. She now goes under the name ot Mr. bou, Sherman. And now, llrother lt!arwe!l, conic forthwith those "diamond-.' Louisville News, PAtNTIXfl. Mr. T. Weatliei'S hn mOVed to Jasper, and is now prepared to take contracts for p tiiitiug of ulpkiuds. He feels confident lie can give MdistactiOll, aild Only asks a trial. llOII IIOl nt -r...L- hi. ....... I... rt.,..1 nt 1,! ,.nj,ln,,,. in the Ilohnert properly. m r v 1 V-
, M 3JLtZ3.DiO JSi JrXL2,'"'M purpo--. Tiny do not jiofi ymir water wllh
. : A TEr JE flPJklk atarAJLJkZ M Said farm is situated one and one-half miles South of the Le.inihon Church, in Boone township Dubois county, lud. Will self 120, 100, or iil aqres. Willi also sell 80 acres lidjoinihg Clay Lom-i muii. Esq., two injles W'est of Portersville. Terms easy. Call on or address, W W. Lemmon. Kesidence at Flat Rock Ferry; Pos-otlicemldress, Portcrsville, lud Feb. I, '7-tf, A DM I N ISTK ATOlt'S NOTICE. O'TCE is hereby jriven that the un1 dcrsigucd has been appointed Administrator of the estate of Joseph A. Miller, late of Dubois county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be insolvent. W. S. IltiXTKK, Adm't. Feb. 1, 1878-3 w. ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE. VTOTICE is hereby given, that the tin W dcrsigucd has been appointed Administratrix of tho estate of Phillip Schurz, late of Dubois county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be insolvent. 3Iaky Scntjitz. Adtnr'x. Bruno IJuktt.vkh, Attorney. Feb. 1, 1878-3w. Price KtMlnccd. That Head of Mine. If von would know what Itratttalnn rem! the "VIlltKXOr.oaiCAI. JOIIKNAI. Trrm. A3 ayosr (rt'HHCPH fromW.I), with b l-ntlfiil rhr-iiiliiKlcl ItHat uf 1'lnntrr of l'nrla, nrnrly llfe-nUe hh m Ptemlum to vach aubaorinar. THE IHSEMMISAL lias been pjbHuhed for ferty ;Mri, Ik wlMv and farnrnhy kiiinvii, occupying a place peculiarly it own, devoted to th atndr HUMAN KATDKK In all imphaMM, including VarenolnRy, l'hyiili'jnomy, Klhstiloityi l'h.vloIy, etc, together with the "Scutxcit or Hkalts," and tut expert?, will be pard tnmaV It the but pubcallon fur getieral circulation, tending alway lo make men better physically, mentally, and murally. The M'hnaI. for 1H7S will contain a erle of carefully-prepared papers oe Practioai. pRHCKeMMiT, called Brain and Mind.9" Ttte wllMie amply Illustrated, and. with the Var.MicM IK'nr, wilt furnish the reader with a clear cxpfriltlon nf tb science in its variuua aepartmcnti. Also, a tpeclal terle of papers on"Tkr Training of Ckiltiren." ftctldea the Portrait and fMogranhlc! Sketch Pcparltnent. which wilt ho fully tupplled. and each No. will contain usefal suggestion on Horn, and Sanitary Mat' tvra, -A. Premium Head. Tn each anfeacrlber w will send a Model rhrenlej;lcal tteri,nrbMt, fboivlnr the exact lucatinn uf arb of the Vlimmlttglral OrK" very orniimenlal figure wade In Mauler of I'arit. 25 cent extra for (nixing ami packIng each tStint mnit he sent. Urge nite will be unit by exprM; or ', wiauer, ny man, pott-paut. PKICK KKDUOUD. The irke nf Tnr. Jovunai. U reduced from 3to2 year. Slnl Noa.Mccnta. AOKXTO WANTKt). BemllOeenU fer SpeclrnM o. ami Termi. AiMreic I. R. WILLS, FaUUieri, 737 Urondway, New York.
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VTOTICK U hereby given (hat the ii iiai'tiiuiNddn heretofore existing beiweun inu uiiucrsixuuu in iiiu sun mini, .i i t i i.. . i mi ami lumber biinim in .Jasper, bus been uisoivcu iy uiUMi'ii lamscui, immui Oborst having diposod of his interest! to N. J. Oboist. The new linn will continue tho business under tho firm naiiio of P. Schuurich & Co., and will nav ail indebtedness, and collect all debts due the old lirui. Those indebted) to the old linn are requested to call mid settle iiuiiicdiulely. Pkter soi if.it it ten, John N. Oueust, T, J. OlIKUST. Jan. 18, 'nZw, II. A. HARMON. met). YA8KX. HARMON &. Y ACER MANUFACTURERS OF STONEWABE, STONE PUMPS .riofir Pots, Dri'J fipu, -ANDTOPS ! IIUNTINOItUUUII, INDIANA. Tl' A VINO c.tabllhwl thn'!ri'. tinnhnve, i-lri to call Hit? nttt'tillon rf thv tmblii? In :i few f.ncl, ii l. 'IIi'clA.vuojiianu'actnrAfromMJ.e tM yet fnuml in 4'i'iiiiim. vmicijiH'tuiy mry an' jirrmanriiHy locaiftl. and cm, nritl ln, KirnUli tli hen rc ui tin- innrl.ct. i!J. Their STON'K MJMlVS nrt nWal vitj- rvavmaUc fTi. jiiii up nir.'Ctl.v mini tlic Knclory in Kml unlrr, wlU liiMir.iiice nf Milrai'tlMt. nml ll'priiiierlv itil will l..r nr. ii,.... i.i in... Vi them nliwiW mt onlof oritur, tln-y ure hrc iln-ycan " iiui r.'imir luvm expiuuiouMy. :t. TlirvKlvf tirlfn RUirantr nil their lTJII'S lo vorK well .ni'l (,'ive rnlislncUuii lih irtiirr utajt. 4tli. Tlic Slii." I'ulitps are the lint. cunvi iilctil isni niuttnuraiii" i'rn;i iv THK"iiKui,tor fanu unions ,rnttti hiuiu nr rmiy irii. maKliiK it unlit l Uboj tln-y lit frrrie lu Winter, or crack or eo to niece in HitT.hrftt tt .summer, bnl niter bolng put hj by u. In ilaml t.TO.vMvl.-. urn nhr.-tjM ri-iity ti. furnlub yim pur. luaiiMiui water, upon ormanu nifli jnr- nll' InW'lniUns nf the jmst kc :itleii.lv-! lih n mtivli ilainrcr. .in.! the wnrmy iiJ w..i.lcn pump, wti.cti In a very brief pfnon uimivr ii UM iniii.".. aim nils jcr nlr Hli worntii, and ct a Mi-1 ' rli.imiiii Simiu l'unip, am! urinK aim K)vc your hh?k hi-huhiui water. &th. Oarmanufuctarp of drain nln fur cellar or not placix. lichMrer, nnl far better turn thv umul drain mudeoflno Incu plAck ur brick, tirciii" it i porum in-nt, with nochsiiru fyr It erltinii irat of onlcr. ivr htntfchnkHup y raid or vermin burrow In lu It. and can t pst down by any nc 6th. ThrntorifWire will be iiiMillcd In nirn KinU or oinprn mny quAMiiy it'Oiri'i, ami at renMm.mii. r.il, inn hi a "uperior ijiiaiity, iTHi lit jour onltrn and ku lain a home wanufactery. RitrKKici(:i ah TdrfMr'Vllllnni 0. Brlttim. Ireland: irelann Hotel, Irtland: p. A. Kewdcck. JaUiT: Ur, DantPls. Otwrll. S.1, lR77-ty. . O. D. .low. Ikxl rvilMiiIv lists rjyccf ji happy iWw Vcar, nnti umMc liiirir vvm lor le year, wc aire ny no iiiv.iiik wanJiHs in ttiitf rt'sKl. Iinvin niK'VKU 11 r vow lo Nrll flic Clicnitcf tioofl in Ihc City. Wc will malce a MM-iially for a Vcw riav oi l.lelliitiff. t well out Nlock. We will atao soil OicrcnafM and heavy SnituigN at ilricJly lcw York Jehhiiiv lritTx, to cloc IoIn. Tlsowr NtatndiN,'; lw. hvmJ of Miirli goods, will le well to rail and learn jiiMt u hat i meant by Hew York Jobbing Prices. SWEENEY BROS., COR. MAIN A-Hll SEVENTH STS. JASPER, IND. .fHU. 18, '78 ly. NSW STOCK OFDRY GOODS! Boots and Shoe, HATS, O-AJPS, Etc., Jimt Herd veil at S- Kuobler Will be sold LOW DOWN FOR CASH. WANTED.-Wheat, corn, oat, beans, dried fruits, feathers, egga nntl butter, whigli will ho taken at hkiiikst market rates, in vaymbnt of accounts or in exchange for goods, AM pren lndJtd to ma, will plense oall by the First r Deemler and ssttls toy CsshtFrselusssf Nsts. spt.J, -rr-K. . KUKtn.tR.
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OK - . v r . jmU'tlM UU llnfmCr 00001 1 ATSermersheim & Go's. (mitcw.aori M Jut. Srrmirshtltit.) NOUTII SIHK OK I'Ufll.IC ByUAIfK, JaMper, Intl. una. TIIANKINU ttir pulillr Tnr ptKt fnvnrn. r )tp tolvfori.i tli cm I lint f arc cuiiiilly mJilliiv lu u r tuck, thereby ulay liuiriK TDK NEWEST STYLES OF DBKSS OOOXS. Ami tbf hi qualltUa uf FIIESII TAPL1 DHY G0OD8, Which hc illnpiMiB vf at vry unnll Margin. viler ihis, nevauv ten LARGER QUANTITIES Of good limn m nut nieri-hntili Id the country. Otr HOIK o MEN'S CLOTHING, STAI'Li: (.KOCHIMKS, IIAHD W A HE. QrKKXSWA HE, IHIOTS AlStlOKSf II ATS anp CAPS, NOTIONS, &v., U nhvnys fonipleli' nuil full, mid prires reioimbli'. If vv wast axytmixc, and don't kk it, auk run rr. M. A. SKKMEHSllEIM & CO. Nv J4th ';it tf. "l a dyjhy" cooiaa STOVE T1IK ItUHT IN t'8K, K(IR HMX HV KRAUS & EfiNY, ATTIIKIK NEW TIS and STOV23 STORE! Nrrih Mull Street. Hollow-ware, enmnz. iliirablr tfn-wjuc, rhals mil force riMrni i'uin;., 1.ri mil cftfr kttlli-i. wire,uirp. and .irdcn Implctn. r.fi.r nil Kiiid. Alo, a lnrt' etork nf cthnr .vi. tit rVm .b4 mnt npiircied patterni. and tin waro of ull klaoi. Cutlery, Ac. Ac. JSiri'nrtlcHlar Mtenllnn ;M to Tin Itoorliisr, CutpririK. r. Tl."! "o!tM"il.itlri!t ImlMln? hftil tifiirr i-sll nn h ief.ir iln-y nniri t (ir hlitiiKtriur. Aprltiith. l.M7lv. " P. L. S WEEXE Y WATCHIIAKSE AO UUmi Wi.t Sixth Slrctt. .lAbTKli. IND. A full stock of the best manufactures f CLOCKS and ATChtS kept always on hand and FOR SALE AT REASONABLE PRICES. tv",npitlHnc lit he prnifOy attm!rd t". nnitli:tf,i. Oct, ".yly. VJ'CK'S " ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Karli Nntnher ckiiUfiiTiiihr.Tw I'ai.ih of remllnp. many tine Wnod ( ut ittiiir.iiiiit'H and one Cotoinn A heau-tfut tinrdcii Mnifitiltitf, )flflt4il en lfKmiiI pnper. and full nf Infuniuiliin. in l'rirtllli ind (.rrmiin. I'rlf, 1 25 a yenr Fiv iili fA.w. Vlrk'N Fin wm unit VfKi'lutili-tJiirilfii.iUcciila Inpwper cuvern; In eh cint cloihcnveri $1.09. Vli-k'w CnliiliiKiii ::imi llliiMrniiniH, nnly"ccnlt. Aildnii, J AUKS VICK. H.K'ln-ti.r, N, Y. VIKilteiiti ftki GitiWiT Sevi'iiiy-lUe pJKep. SIH) tllnnrailoriii, villi UewlptloiiMif lliou-niuli nf llic ln'-t Hmcrinn.l Vt'ctitliK ia the wurld, ntld the vf Kiimnn thim nil turn To Okst 't?' f rjt. i'rim: lnf!iiriil.in ai.d Krttllib. VIckN I'Muff untl VKilalIi' llnrilrii, to renin hi p.i'f ri. , hi eit uni'i t "ill (over, VikM lllilKtrithtt Aliintlily .MitK!isr.lliv-33 pKe., tTiiclll.'ra'.-fl-. ltd ( oWed I'Uie In trerjr tmnilier. IMi.- l.25 yeatt I'm cinle f.r Addfe, JA.MKS Vjl'K. Ii-ifhi'ter. N. T. Vick's Flower and felaik Baries la tin tmut hMiitlful work of tlif kind In tlio rM. tl rnntalii! iieiirly IMI paes. linmimls. of line 1 11 n tnt.ticna. 1 andmx (TiihoHn 1'.ati.! w l uiWMtn. heaittlfulb i'i and calnrt'd from u.tttire. 1'rlce ! evM in i iip)reo eri$Hni in tk-gjiit cloth. I'tlntcd In lUtnjjn and KiulUh. Mck'n UliihtrutiMl Iiuitlily .lliiSH7ltip 5S paRi'i, Hue IIiuMriillntH, ntid ( nloied Plat lit vry number. Trice 1.25 n yoiirj l'iVi vnvWt Ur Hft.rm. Ick'a C'lttuhiKiU'-Uthl lllnsttattnii. only U ent. A'dre, JAMCS YH'K. ltoclicr,uY, VICK'S Flower ami Ve;etalilo Seeds. Am: n.ANTiin ur A :im.io.v ikpilk is m:kici. Scb Vli-h'w Ciiliilotiiti'. :mhi liiimtrtitlfii', nniys oti'. Vlt-k'n IlliiMli-Hlvd Alnullily SliiKn.liif,r:J pases, Hue llluMt at'mie, alull iirrd l'lntf In .'! nnmlier. I'rlce t 2ft a yi'trt Hn p . fr sffl.iK'. A'lr.k'H riouiTHiiil VrxctHlilir tiiinlcii .Wcpnta In liiper ntVemt Mltli etvKAtit clmb cnvrr$l Hl All my publlcaUuflK are prluieil In Kiillxli ant Tier tnaii. AdilreM, JAMKS VlrK, HrteheMfr, N, T. Organ Tor Sale. Smith American Company Orpan, with eight stops, knee swell, and beautiful tone, for wile at tlio Cotjmkr Omen.
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