Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 20, Number 10, Jasper, Dubois County, 8 March 1878 — Page 4
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" ' ' " " "' " !60 yrtfs of Hire hiv. unless lexitimatclv; I:.H0CI:ATH; STATU TlCKIC'LVdi-ptd, bound to observe the fast o'f
fc 'i.r U."V of Sine. J. n. J!1.VNK'.N 'f;'fJrH.r;b County. I A II t. vl J Xf Mmnfflimery 0unty. V" TifM' -. Wlt.UAM Kt.KMlAil r AUtai Count-. IV. Attorney I, merit, THO.'tA? W. WoatfiLX f Johavn 0'i?t;. rt Stjpfinut1nt r ikMIc InttrttFttan, JAJIKMI. SMART f Allrn CaMmtr-
trrCirroit Court, Jtidsrc "Welborn!11'0 fo,,h I!1 t " ordinary meal. at 1 o clock p. tn., tho following deshA4 in cMilnn thU WM.L. 5- t'1'11'''! rte liuit iiwdo it lawful en bed Heal Estate, to-wit : 1 1 I "f, , this wcck.;to ,KkllJl )u n0lliljr! a c dr (MJ Tho MMitlMvwl quarter of the eouth?.lc. Holds a Deputy pi .kccii lor fM .coflVt., or thin clioeolato tnado withjcaRt quarter of section Xo. iMeon (15),
A. I nppotl. proccutiiiir the picas of the: .State. The burines has moved along
im j.i. .. f. ... is. ..tperniutea in prcinniu tish. veiretab cs.
: it Miuiy. n mi it liin iru',iuwi mi " ((.y itcst Tuesday. The most intcreMiujrl 7 .Tho fnllntvtn.r n.. vn.r.n,i r..nn,
cau.io wa- one ayfiiiiL Cliai-Ios
for A. & a with intent to ravish a voim-r""" ,Mll,C1, -l 'c o ': tlos who 31 1 Mi-. Th man is middle axed and; !U;c "IIted their sixtieth year, the ff" '!.(.' lll III'mrilMl.r It-nil.... .... t in.n irt.r
fJiMHiurf 1 ,hh..uiu nwi'ii iin.-iin.iiM-, huh njis wife and family in Iluntinabui The He i
uin was einpioyo'i ai jus nouse i1nii.i( tt'iL .mliiinil i. Ttstim. f- n:i Ion. The jury were out about two jury were out nours, ana reuiriied a vonnct ot gniltyt a6seiiiif his fine at $12." 0"). NoIIic prosequi were entered in the fo'b.winjf uanso. oi:tie vs. ciKiiis; u w. u. : state vs. V. Stuhhletiold ; di-awiny pistol ; .State vs. John Keller; retailing without licence. The following State actions were tried and disposed of as follows: .rtite vs. Vm. I var : 0. U W. : $1 fine. State V5. Win, Dyar; A. & B. ; jurv trial ; lo fine. ' State vs. V. Thompson, A. Tilley, Vm. Drake and S. Flick; venue changed to Martin county. .State vs. J. Thimlim: , selling "liquor; ii tguilly. State vs. VT. Nicholson ; C. C. W. ; $5 fine. teiate vs. C. IVoelker; A. & B.. with intent to i-ape ; jury trial ; 125 00 line. State vs. V. Unite: perjury ; not guilt v. The following State causes will probably be tried yet this term : State vs. J. Schitter; A. &B., with intent; for trial. State vs. Georjre Schafer; A. fc B., with intent; for trial to-day. State vs. II. Hasans mid John irndrlxon ; A. & B.,.with intent; for trial Monday next. We will give a fuller report of proceedings next week. For be Jfs er Courier. Topeka Items. March 1st, 1873. 4 Mr. Editor. Please permit t-ome items from Topeka as you have not heard from us for some time. Fine times at homo now oyster suppers and parties are numerous. Mr. K. Crosier i goinjr to stav at home and sleep up stairs and quit boardiiii,' -it the white house, ns he has got him a woman. Wo wish him much jov, and hope the first to be a Ixn Ham has the heart disease' prcttv bad. v e nope lie will get over it directlv. Phiuise's heart does not trouble him at present . Charley being naturally brave, and making himself more o" hv practice, managed to keep the Camel 'umW his control by careful management, and aftM- rostorinsr her tt hef i-frl.ir.ii owners, he is heard hv tha i-a i. nngiiig, "Jesus lover of my soul, let me to her bosom fly." W. Miller stlil lives in hope, and we suppose he will die in despair. Wp suppose -jiap's" loy is sick, as he has not been seen at liillsburo church for some time, Bev. Mr. Madden has commenced a protracted metiug at the liillsburo church, and we hope he will have a good meeting, and torn many a person in their way of doing, for we know it is needed in this commuiiltv. Last Saturday night" Mrs. Flint's horses ran away but hurt nothing. The driver was scared until he cried. Jackwill get scared more than this if he lives through the season that is now coming. Ben went to church and looked in vain for his Olive, but saw her not. Ben look out for the old man and then you are rjgli Wild Bill. Wrong End UT And now an Iowa schoolmistress has been discharged, because, for the cdilication and amusement of her pupils, she risked her health and comfort so fiiras to Maud 011 her head. One of the trustees accidentally nltneMcd the instructve spectacle. Iowa school boards entertain rather severe notions of tho nropritties, aad when they assert that ias ruction shall not be relieved occasion, a ly with amusement, they Impose a stern restriction on the playfulness of human nature. Such narrow views are JSS!B!t!!t,n ,,,c ,,fcM' aml "
a cry generally' know 11 throughout thei1"'' ,t0 Jj,c,r ,,CH.IUl- t. r , . .1 . . 1 1 1 1 8. Hy dispensation the use of flesh county, ami the trial drew a lar-e num-' t (s s0,.cd Ht nnv moo Sumlavs ber of spectators Tuesday. C. S. Dob-and once a day on Mondays, Tuesdays, bins assisted tho prosecution, and thoT,tirsdays and Saturdays, 'except on the
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KrjtHtatltHtn Int'fef CnUtHMnOiHr-Ortl)H lr iHirty iyn rr tUf t?c l'uye. The S';lilli Ot I.tlt rwirnii on !rnli ,'ltH Vincents dtoctVH, haa addressed tthe following circular to tho Prlets in u hit jurisdiction : I IlKVKKKMI AMI Dt'AR SlK:TllP! jiejeitlai'loii tor I.iMit In this diocese Hie! sfU,,u HH i' yn , All tin. iiiiit. lid iw.r ?l ,wl.. Loiiu . 2. Thev u-e to make only one full' men I a day .Sundays weeeptod), which meal should be taken alvoiit, noon. :t. ISotli tisli nd flesh arc not to bo illCtl Sit the rtitino tinip. evon hv rv nf L..n i.,n...... - 1 a lull in V. , i r oil ' " " ,m'"" 1
can bo made; but the practice of the mosti"00' 1 ' 1, 1 ; , rofrnlar ChrHtmn? h, never let it exceed I SATLHDA , APIUL Cth, 187S,
water, with a cracker. J " use of lard insfeaa of hntier
Woelkcr'lhe obliiration of fasting : Younjf per-
T " . ..v ...in-!, HV ,IVOIt'l.U t VIII sijlr ancjf to lniams: persons who nre j obliged to labor hard, and all who, through weakness, cannot fast without saturuay ot .iribur week, and un ";' . " i. tion of fasti,,-, ,.0 0t bound bv the c - 111' II I (11(7 tllfilXf sim-ui'ii ui ujui nieai omv hl ono meat ..-.. . . . . on the days on which its ue is granted by dispensation. Auo. IIkssoxif.s. Adm'r S. V. I.vntAXAPOLis, Feb. 23, 187S. N. B. As it has pleased God, in his mercy, to give to our much regretted Pius IX a worthy successor in the person of his eminence Cardinal Pecei, now Pope under the naino of Leo Nil!., you will cease saying at mass tho oration, Pro Eligcndo Siimno Pontifice, and replace it by the oration. Pro IVipa. to draw the blessings of heaven on tho now Pone ; said oration to be said for 30 days. A, B. Didn't Have Anything Ajjin Him The granger in the Kentucky Assembly means to tolerate the lawyer therein. This wo gather from a masterly speech of a rural member: "I follow" agricultural pursuits," said he. adding rather redundantly, "I am a fanner, and am proud of it. But I have nothiiigagainst lawyers, the class that, my honorable friend represents. I am like an old Methodist preacher who, when he went around to tho members of hi? cougro gation, came arross an old lady in spectacles." Do vou love the Lord?" he aked. "Well,"' she -ays, "parson, I ain't j 01 notiiiu agin tutu! ' General Tom Browne on tho Outlook. A Washington letter published in the News says : Dioii8sing public matters with General Tom Browne the other evening, he cast the political horoscope about in this wise: So far as Indiana I involved the democracy will elect their state ticket by an overwhelming majority, and will have a majority in each branch of the legislature, scouring the return of Dan Yoorhees to the United States Senate. Vc republicans may elect three members of congress but, in all probability, will not secure even two. In tho next national houeo of representatives the democracy will have a larger mnjoritv than they had two years ago, and, with a democratic senate, which is alreadv as-i suniu, 111 io, uiey win nave cnmpieiu control ot tiic legislative department ot the government. About that time President Hayes will wish ho liad never been born. Success in 1878 insures the tmrtv success in 1880, when they will control tho government in all branches but the judiciary. The general's head is mighty level. Ihe democratic party is dostined to con trol tho country. It is in sympathy with the people. It advocates their interests. ami its success is inevitable. (KrHats, caps, boots, shoes, ladies and ... . . gems- lurnisnmg good, all compara tively given away at Auction, at the Arcado Clothing Store during Court week. PETERSBURG HIGH SCHOOL. The Spring Term of Petersburg High School opens March 85th and closes June 14th, 1878. The session will lie tho most largely attended oranv similar one ever held In Southern 'Indiana, Teachers and other students are coming in from every part of Pike and adjoining counties. Instruction eminently thorough and practical. Boarding from 2 60 to per week. For particulars, address, , D. McSwane, teacher of, Higher Mathematics. Latin, German, Simnish, and advanced English Grammar ; or J. W. Wisdom, teacher of Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography, History, Physiology, Elementary Algebra. March 8, '78-Uw.
Notice to Creditors. A larjte iihiu her of persona mo owing bill In my mure, ami 1 nniHt have my limine Hettleil : so you who mo in debt lo me are requested to coin hiiiI settle by cash or note by April lt, 187, or vonr accounts will bo put in hii officer' hands for collection. Ovorduo notcB nre expected to be mjIIUmI bvthal lime also. GKOWiK .T. JUTT, Sn. March S. '784 w.
OF UNIVERSITY LID niutcrsiiiited. .Auditor, win ncA cordiiiirto the prottfon of hu net nl'Cniiiii: nnmvul It bit. I. o,J iHUi in township io. one (1), Fouth of rnnjje is!No. three (J), west; containing forty acres. Said land will bo sold for tho benefit of tho University Fund, on tho following terms, to-wit : One-fourth cash on the day of sale, balance in ten years with 7 per cent, interest per annum payable each year in advance. "Witness my hand and seal ns Auditor of Dubois county, this 7th day of March, 1878. J. Michaku Deivdeufeu, Auditor. March 8, 78 4 w. EliliCTION JfOTlOU. State of Indiana, Dubois County, ss : I, Peter J. Cosmanii. Clerk of the Circuit Court, within and for the Countv ot Dubois and state of Indiana, do here " ' r , ..f , V fV.t iby certify to the Slioritfof soid County.! iw. t:ii i.s.. ..it! t " 'vmumu iviimui imuimt arc to be elected at the April election to be held on the First Mummy in April, a. 1;., lo.n, ;u tuts several e.ccliou pre ducts in s ihl county, to-vvn : C01.1TMUIA Tow-Nanu. One Trustee, One A-si'moV. One Justice of the Peace, Two Constables. IIAKIItSOX TOW.1BIIII. One Trustee, One Assessor, Two Justices of tho Peaco, Two Constables. IIOONE TOWNSHIP. One Trustee, One Assessor, One Justice of the Peace, Two Con-tables. ! MADISON TOWSSUIP. One Trustee, One Assessor, Two Constables. liAiNUKtDGi: Towxsmr. One Trustee, One Assessor, Two Justices of the Peace, Three Constables. MKIOX TOWNSlIir. One TrtiMee, One Assessor, One Justice of the Peace, Two Coiitables. 1IALI. T0WX8M1 One Trustee, One Assessor, Two Justices of the Peace, Two Constables. JKFFERSO.V TWNSHU One Trustee, One Assessor, Two Constables. JACK&OX TeWNSIIir. One Trustee, O110 Assessor, Two Justices of tho Tcacc, Two Constables. I'ATOKA TOWNSHIP. One Trustee, One Assessor, One Justice of tho Peace, Three Constables. CASH TOWNSHIP. One Trustee, One Assessor, Two Justices of the Peaco. Two Constables. f KKKMXANU TOWXSU1P. One Trustee, Ono Assessor, One Justice of the Peace. Two Constables. The several Townships will also elect 0110 road supervisor Tor each road dis trict In their respective Townships. Tho Sherifl'of Dubois countv is here by directed to give legal notice of such election, in conformity to tho statute in such cases made ami provided. In tkstimow- wmkrkof, I have here unto set my hand, and aflkcd tho seal of said Court, at Jasper, this 26th uay 01 rcuruary, A. D. 1878. PETER J. GOSMANN, Clcrk Dubois Circuit Court. By B. L. Greeni:, Deputy. XProola.ma.tion. Statk ok Indiana, Dubois Countv, ss: Tho qualified voters of Dubois countv are hereby notified that tho Polls will be opened at tno usual places of holding elections, 111 me several Townshlpa of said County and State, on the First Monday in April, 1878, for the purpose mentioned hi the foregoing precept, whereof all persons Interested will takn notice and govern themselves accordingly. Witness my hand and seal, this 2r.1L day of February, 1878. G HOUGH CON, Sheriff Ouboia County. March 1, 1878-3W.
HEW BOOK STORE
1. ONDBRMIIVX, rrivdmwM'rt Old Slun.l, HouthSUo or l'uhllv Hituuri'. JASPKH, INI). JT tfSrtCCnTM.Y Inr.irw-the jimI.IIc tlmt hr tin n IX mil iMitiuHiu .it m'ikku. nooK.s. rii.wun 000K8, Ac, ! lik4i linlrnlti-i. lh- atti-mlim 1 tlio.o H-niitiiiK tto tfalUrf Im tbut in., us lie will.i-ll hi (.'iwlunull iiritci. PICTUUI2 ;ri AMINO wlltnln o ironii(ly attended to, ii1 lit U-t n of WiiUMIllR H llillill Sept. 8. 7 tf. K. A. HARMON. Fsb. YACJJhT HARMON & YAGER MASITaCTL'UKKS ok stone pumps Howsr Pols,- Brain Fipn, A.VDOIII3ITV13Y rrOS ! Ht..TIX(iUi;itCJlI. INDIANA. j TTAVIXO rttfttillhvl l?frmMv nbore, !f lrc to i i x can uittiutentton of vnt iufcifc w .fw U,iA ( , . , , - ,., , VBl " ZZZZr.'V? . , ; . ' iiu can. a.i i, ii.m.)-ii hv in vtrntf m tu nmrJtfwt Sit. uieir mum. i't ius nr m;! itwry r.-.i..itiflt)U rm.w, tun uiMtfr.rtb ft" thr FnMurrJn rinl c.rJ...-. with liir:ic of nt.4irtliii. nnl irjirfliiorlv uei! wilt iii-i a (iicuim1. liur 11 i.j- t.in jii- ihkV ulij-.IUflp;4l.ut tliPtfl ,IkuM !..! ,.ut vtJM ltr. i,y nn. wbrrtt car. Ii npjihfit to, nn.l will repitr Oh'Ib n.IIUuly. Th-y U a Wrlllen !fwr.inle4m tbnlr I'l'lll's .0 voric ..till ;in.i 151 vc uti.u'Wi!i Mill) jiniir un?i. in. iiitf moii" niriipi nr.i th l"t. iiuAt JiiHifipii ml mriM ilnr tlite Iuini i mr; for farm wrbdUHU iihiu ,iHrp(ii.v.. ujuy do not rwwm yi.nr wmur wttli r.tun (,ou r ruiy tnni, ipuvtnK It auttt tu am; u ;lu not frwzo In Wliiiw. r crunk r i, i.levi in th. Jiffit oiMtmmvr. imt aticr hstnif m w, liv u In uni 1 iiiv .Mi... rt mnn.vs i,.iy t.i liinn.U yo jm. ....u.ui i.iiin, ujimi. urau.im, 1 iiu jtm in. rtilnlllf. nftlic lial Mlf Jttcmliul with n mtmli .l.ti.-..r jrnl t lio w.-rmy nM w!n iuiii. IIc!j In a wry irtuf .! ...I .... I ! .. .. I .. n.... . 1.. . ... ... ..I,.... ... . ' . jtk "m im ii3.Tiui"Vn, mill IMH firwftlr lf "'"ii, ami ir. t it MnM t'h.it-iiilmi Hum I'uujp, un. ...i. n.t.i ,uu PII'H UIIlltlllMI WHT. Mh. Our msmifiielitrr of drain iilnp for eclbr flr wc iil.fr,Hctmprr nihI r liefer ilitin tlic nw drair mitiit! n twit iwu pinnu r Mllt, t.Miu. it ( prrnifi . ' 'Ml lini'iniirr (r 11. eUIUS OUl HI lrIT. Of ! ittpcliokedup liy rutimr v..nnlii liiirrowlii? Ir I!, mi eu f put .Ipwu hf unr unf. fill). Thi !.mc.irrtr( in im pp,;ij m mrrrlmntt n wuiirr many i.uannr.v m!r.'i, ntiii m rv ijj icratrn ...... ... r...riiui imi.ij. otau jn v uur iiru. rs aim iu tain liome innuufaclory. Rrritiirrr: as t Pcmts 'IHUm ('. Iirlltwi. IroUti.t tri-Unil Motel. Ireland; F. A. Kvudeek, JapTi Dr DittKtls OikcII. Not. 23, 1H77-Ir. . O. D. L'aw 4 1. a . 1 e. i""n, iiini 1-ten 111111 v rin s ami iiinac ineir vows ibi flu year, we are iy 110 kick si waiiiing- in ihim immci hmiii rcnrivcfl our io lo well Ihe Cheapest UootU in Ihe IJify. We will n:ihv :t MfteciRllv for a few tUws ol rJOIhuix:. lo svll ant HiavU. We will alNO Nell itwvi aim heavy iutieir nt slrirlly 1'ew York .lahhin" rrice, fo cIomc iol. Thi)M Mtandinr in need of hiwU KTooiIm, will do well lo call and leara jHMt what in meaiil ly Hew York Joliiiinrriecs. SWEENEY BROS., COlt. MAIN An HKVKNTII STS. JASPER, IND. Jan. 18, -78 lv. NSW STOCK or DRY GOODS! Boots and Shoes, HATS, CAPS, Etc.. Junt ItwfIvw1 nt Will be sold LOW DOWN FOR CASH. WANTED. Wheal, corn. oats, beans.
nrieu irntifi, leathers, oiftfa anil biillor: nnv'v; w',-,3?,rnwf,'ror",w which will lin til-mi nt tiiVitu- .....l-,.i . ' 'ck " 1 low'rM Vt-Ki'tithlo (inril on, W ci Wlliqil Will lie takQII at IIIOttKST lliarket.ilnp,,j.t,f wtt Will, vlfStDl rloth rovrri. 91,0t.
mice, ill l AVMKNT 01 ACCOUNTS 01' 111 exchange for goods. All perMns Indebted to me, will please can y xne First or December and settle by Cash, Produce or Note. 5fpt M,'J7-f . KUEBLCR.
IMMKN'SE STOCK
ATSermersheim k Co's, tui cuMMitrn to J in. Hi ruu-rolu lni.i Ii'OKTlt HK OF ITlU.lCJiO.irARtf, 3ais2er;, Indiuai rpilAXKINO the pulitlc fur ji.t Uxr, tUg to(. X rorm llu'iu ilmt w rr C4.w-i(aBtly uilditi m . lock, tlitrcly ulyn Ijurlng TIIK NEWEST STYLES OF Ami the brut qunlitlt of KltCSll staple mi goods, Which utilUpmr of nt illi'f thin, fry etniill niarj!la. Uwuii Mf till LA KC4KK QUANTITIKS Of ooili than tnvtt mrdiniitn kIkV vl In U cowttr. Our MKN'SCLOTHIXO, STAPLmilCOCKKIES, 1 1 A 1 J O W A I JC, Q C K UXfsVA II E, HOOTS ami SIIOKS, 1 1 ATS a.m. CAPS, NOTIONS, ,vr Arc. N always compli-ic and full, and piicis reasonable. p vi r want anvtiii.vo, ani don't ski: it, amc koii it. M. A. SKUMKRSUEIM it CO. r.w 'i'. ";i.f. L A 1) Y ( A Y It COOKING STOVE TIIK Illi.ST IN IN8 pok Sl K HI KEAUS & Arn.Kii: AND STOKSS Kcrtl. ? Il Ur, t. noUoT warr. iraminit'. tlirit tii-tiurr rlAir t 4 fort. itrrn pini.,.., t'r m,. fiifyrr Villi.", wr. -rc. nnil cardi-;i ImpU ') if i f nil KlMi. .M. a lire Hlwl nf ..l r ti'. nf r:.t:. m A imjt Btitirnvfl tiittrrri. m.l tin Mr at M tn,.:. 'ntlfr, Ar.. Ac. Jy-l'irtlciilArfttiftttliittnuM tit Th UMiftg. 1intrt.itr. r. Thrp.mr.l U'-.ntt hiiW uc f... tiriivf nil nr, u W'itk brf cvtuiiMl tor tJitiit vt.U. April Cth. 1-77 ly. Went Sixth Sn- t, . .IAsri:it IM). A full stock cf the host mrnffrcturcs of CLOCKS and ATCKCG kept always on hand nnd FOR SALE AT REASONABLE PfilCES licpo.r'nc tt li lirprrifptly a"'!tiVl t'ni.rinf.l n.t ft. fifll.tl ly LLUSTflATED MONTHLY MAGAZINE. r, Ji Xmii,r enelnli' TMMtltt I'tur, rf rr.liri2. mny fin.' Wl ui Iilii.irntn4. .t iir (..m i., i. I'lat... A ltiltnl t.nr.lfn .Miig:.'iytt.. iirltnt.d ui ifiii iiiimt, urn) hill r.f iiifiriiiiipti In Kiirll-h nil fiinn.ui. I'rt.-i-. ::. h i-iir: f . h rn. t.'fc .Vtn. IrkS I'll. v.'it nntl VrftFtnIiia.tinrilt.il. id rnu In itr fi.yl. , lit ilfrfrtni ! r..v'i j1,f). ictu'k tutMiaiKiK' 11'ii.ir.uiitfK. i.niv2efn.t. AiWrKH. J AMi:s Vt K. Iiuiln rr, N, V . mm pr 'it aL 12. ScveutT'tlvt. ttns:iM.-lson lllnnrntimit. with DftFrtn. Hon.r lliou-wi'li. ot ihp VifinFlortil Vi-Rrmlilf m (lip irntlil n.il Die v Tt.tmntr TilrM nil for A "I wo Crier n'et.if Mump. I'rliiifit In r!i.riiiiti rtii Ktitlnb. VIcU'n Hntt'cf Hinl Vi..mI)If t.Hiilfii, to CHlId n )i.in?r CK.rr. Ill i.lrilit . li.'tu .vt tM, McU'n luitxtmlral Alontlilj- .Vl.iiu:ttif. a pi. Ilii" HluMrjiii. iiit, tni I. i-iornl Y a IU r rrj liillnlicr. I'tlc.t $1.JS r Co iiiiU furtfJW, Adilrft.xC, JAMKVH'K ltwlirirr X. V. Viok's Flower and Vegetable Barb ' In ihp mo.t beautiful work tif llii- kltnl ill IhF mM, tt nmUllii tiwrly lf.npnsrf. huixltraU ol tif lllu in(nii, mill Ml HilMiVi.i I'l u.k or Fmiwkmh. I'Miitlfiilly ilria ntidciituriMlfniiii imtur. l'ricr, W cin in ptprrn.vernl In -lcKinit cloth. I'riimil In tintiwm end Ktmtili . Vltik'x Uliislrnli'd Monthly Miieriifliic. .12 1m.., ilii lliuflruliitis. mini ' i-icrvil H r m over in.ttili' r I'ri. r s I.::, . ; i-i .-.. , .pi. ' .h . VlUn Catltiiir .Vt lUiitnulrav. ;U n-. A '.If... JAMfH VU K. n-.'i.-i.r. N T. VK'K'S Flowor and AVfjcinhlo Anuls. ,kk ft-AMtin ttr a ii.t.iti.v irnrui m AMnmrji arn VltiltN Cntnltiein, nod tiin-irniiMn.. j cfit. Mrk IlltiHlmtfil Innthly .MHKHlnr, ."3 pnfffji, iinn iiinimiiPiifi, mid roitirm rifiip in men Wctnln All mypubllciitiotniiro prlnlMl In r.ncli'.h unit fJt rAiMfFM, JAMES V1I?K, BtlirMr r. K. T. Or:n 1'orKnIf, Smith Aiiitiltiin Conipanv Orpan, with eight stopR, kiircfiWell, and hcantiful toTip, for sale nt the CorKtcK Orricr..
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