Rensselaer Union, Volume 1, Number 45, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 5 August 1869 — Page 2

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A Pecliar Trial.

One ot‘ tin* latest Chicago solisa- . turns n tin- trial ofitho Rev. L ii.vni.ii>* ICtiVV A1(I> I'IiWKV. Mr. Cu r*N v fa: Isa plu-tug c uidi-latca lulu the Protestant K|ii>coj»nl elmreh omitted to use *l4 tho wunhl jiroscvilicH in their book of Cotynum Prayer. Hy the lorj*i laid down in this book, the otiiciatlnb clergyman, when ndmiribderiug this ritv, is required to say: "IVaily in-jowd, fbmvnuicli a* * * * v our AaViOur, (’iirrM, wiltli, *ton*- <•«« cuter Into the Klnrk>m of u<»l ■ he ho r**ii<mrsto horn .mow oT"\rtrt?T7mrt the iiuly Gljosi, ’ —ok) - : p 'j

For i*ua>ous best known to the Hev. gentleman he omitted tho word “regenerate.’ ’ For this neg-; Icelpofaplaint was made to tho Hish- j op of that Diocea.se, who proceeded to convene an ccleeinslicid court, j consisting of live Episcopal ministers, which preceded to try tlie relractpry brother lor his finsof omission. The arraigned protests the jurisdiction of the court claiming that they had all expressed opinions ol guili and had been irregnlarly con- i veiled inasmuch as the' church can- | ons provided that eight clergymen l»c in attendance from which the accused is t-o select the live. Jlis objections and protest were overruled, whereupon lie gives notice that he has applied to the Superior Court, of Chicago, for nn fitiunetion against all farther proceedings bv the cch-siastiq.al court and that tlie writ had been granted.— The Sheriff of Cook county tlicrcapon served ujkui tlie five clergymen sitting ns ft court, the injunction. After of the writ tlie clergymen adjourned unuLnextday, and -then adjourned until last Friday. We look-at this as one of themost remarkable cases ever brought bclore the American civil courts. It involves the religious rights of the people*, and particularly tlie rights,: privileges and powers ol' religious communities, and their governmental authority over their members. It’ the civil courts can lake cognizance of cclesiasticnl courts in the United States and inquire wlwthcr their proceeding nro in accordance with, their denominational canons, and then by ft writ ot mandamus can compel the cclesiastical court to proceed in a manner it believes to be contrary to their church laws —it the civil courts have this power, they have also power to decide whether th* - facts. adduced are .sufficient to justify the findings, and if not then to set the findings aside.

Let it be established that tbe civil courts have power to interfere with ebureh maltera aud tliey will be ayjteaied t-> Iti every petty grievtintS? brought before tbe church for canonical adjudication!, for in nearly every instance where parties are expelled, or ministers relieved ot their pastorates, they believe they have just grounds of complaint in a civil action, against the brethren instrumental in their expulsion or removal. As a general rule, these church squabbles are disagreeable enough to be permitted to die out in the church, but if tliey may lie taken into the civil courts their bitterness will be more titan doubled. We trust that for the peace of society the Chicago court^will dissolve its injunction against the oclcsiastieal court and permit it to decide purely church affairs as to them shnll seem proper in tho premises.

Tire Laportc Argus lias revived tlie old Tennessee sensation of a human being having been released from a cave after confinement of 271 days, etc' 7 and thinks if it is true, it takes high rank among llie Vonderful occurrences of the day. We have a friend"—an ex,-Army Surgeon and practicing physician—who Traveled considerably through the cave region during the war, who will give the Argus man any information he may desire concerning the mysteries of that wonderfttLatory. Can’t you see the point? » ........ * ——• We have received from the publisher, Alexander Moore, the third number of his magazine entitled “Good Health.” It is one ©f the best works of the kind we have Tver seen. In addition to ‘articles on hygiene and the laws of health, it contains a vast amount of valuable information; Sketches of Travel and Adventures, Lives of Eminent Men, Fiction in the form of’ short entertaining stories, etc. Terms #2 per year. 6 copies $lO. specimen number sent by Publisher on receipt of 20 cents. Ad dress Alexander Moore,"lT JY;iuklin Si. •oston, Mass.

• The" infinite folly, to full,it by the diildeVt p<yssildc name, into wbieh religious liitiiojfs'm:>v be .foi e'td by unbalanci il or JnadcwiTftr- . , ! w iv- : the eflbn ot sonic ovvr-rigu-tet»us ] :i's in (ho East to khoW that RoV. I [ Ml*. 1 lulleek s tearful dettpb, in tile j : disaster at "Mast Hope, was a man- , ifest ation of tioil's wrath, against j ' tlie,jiiibit of smoking. .Mr. llaik ek • , was in the smoking car, and was 1 bmncd.tiddyith to attest the ini- : queiy nUlhc practice. —Aittm; yj U 4» mi little sell-'', or SO llMltdl bigotry, n« to entertain *Ji h an idea, is ' rather less fitted for Hi avcii than ';i moderately soft-hearted burglar. ~1 f reason could allect suc-h creature,-, it might he suggested that Mr. Huileck.'s relative, who was in' tlie car with him and actually smok--1 mg, escaped, and tliatj aet was cpiitu | las goi d evidence of divine approval of’ilie habit; hut reason and

l-ot'pi :,tioii arc lost on the idiocy'of MbfeuueJrdUflun: —bn Fngl'jiul a paper called f.m.- jhfti- Tobacco Journal tnu-ee the ittlhHneo of smoking in j'the murder of Lincoln. One ' of Iris assassins, it says, “confessed : to having smoked a cigar a short [ time betorothe deed was commiti ted,” ;is if without, that murderous 1 mol fatal cigtu,.the President might i Ufcvc escaped. Drugging the will and jioti or of tiod into such acts by such means, would he the wildest blas--1 jdiemy. if it were not t ho silliest of ; noiisiitse. A correspondent of the 1 same paper notices a ease of pro[cociotis depravity unjmralled ex--1 cept.by the conduct ol little “Tony j WeU'er,” who “would get a <|uart I pot—he wouldn't have a pint if you , wlus to make him a jtrcßeut of it—and protend to drink, and with a stick make ho lie VC to —smoko, saying I'm now grandfather. ’ The writer, says: “fils little boy, two years old, saw a neighbor walking in life garden wit It a cigar in his mouth, and inti bites hint, Iff the nearest wag lieoan, hy "putting « tC»d jHt-poil in his. M'hen lie is wheeled apoiit in aperainlndator he oeeiudotndfy turns his head a-ido niid -pit- away‘his saliva.’’ —TndianojHflts Journal.

We clip from an exchange tho following grapevine reports of recent decisions of the Commissioner of 1 nternal Kevenue: Parties using paper collars must nse them from the original package —that is, from tho box in which they have been purchased —ami a thrcc-cert revenue stamp must be attached to each one when put on, \Vlien tho ei,liar becomes soiled and is turned w.itli tlie cleati side out, it must receive another threc-cent starnji, and must also bo conapicut>us!y stamped with the word “turncd.” Ilexes, when emptied, can not by used a second time, but must be destroyed in the room where emptied, and the. Assessor Inrmßhod with a certificate ol' tlie fact. If thrown out of the window, ur carried out on a coal scuttle or wash-tub, such boxes will be subject to export duty. - All Englishmen by the name of Hale who are engaged in the business of pronouncing the name without the If, shall be considered lnaniitVeUirc.ra of ’ale and must pay tho license required ol all brewers and 4i ■ lil 1 ers. ,i.— liootblacks are required to use tbeif blacking just as they find it n ben the box is opened, adding nothing to it whatever. The act of spitting in the box the contents 'with the brush, constitutes tlie bootblack a mixer, or rectifier, or manufacturer of blackixjg, and- he must jiav the ordinary inamifacturer’s license. Each boot blacked, for which the sum of five cents is paid by the wearer, must receive at tlie expense ot tlie bootblack, a four-uud-thrce-quufter-cent stamp, Parties engaged in building castles in Spain, with the proceeds ot tlie highest prize in the future draw-ing-oftlie Havana lottery, must be assessed twenty per cent, oil the amount tints dcrivfcd and invested, which twenty per cent, shall liepaid in gold.

No event since the assassination of Lincoln lias creat ed so profound a sensation, especially among the tuft-hunters and toad-eaters, as the death-of President Grant’s mare, Ada. The. telegraph Jiastened to announce it, and Jias been busy ever since in communicating intellisienfec as tlie post mortem, examination. Had Ada been a common “boss’’ she might have died and made no sign; hut belonging to the President makes her death a matter of national importance,. Fancy a do/.ep of .Washington doctors, wrangling over the guts of a dead horse, equally divided in opinion between poison and “natural causes.” We presume the particulars ol'the post mortem have been sent over the cable, to startle tly? crowned heads of Europe.—lndianapolis Ddibj Mirror. The findings of the Ycrger Court Martial is at the War Department and will not reach the President formally for some time, a's tjt must first be bric-fed at the Judge Advocate General’s office. When it has .been acted upon by _th e President, the result will be announced in a general order from the War Depart-, ineivt. If the finding is death, sentence can not be carried into efiect until after the application for a writ of habeas corpus lias been settled by tlie Supremo Court. Tl) e census of the children of the city, between' the ages of six and twenty-one veara fo foot.s» np J 1,031. ofwltic-h number 10,4.10 are wliite. and €2l colored. The enumeration iaatAcar gave us 9,507 white chib drew," showing an-increase clhisi year o 1-003. —Indianapolis Dado Sen “tihel. •

INDIANA MATTERS.

TJh; peach market i* u oil (Supplied at Indiattpolis. 0 i iuSlulgßkg fa lu.Mirv of a hoothlack. r * i The,Ltiiliwr of Michigan City is j ' now ah established fact. Corn is worth a dollar a bifshe-l at Winamac find very scaixic. 'Die market of South ( lic'ml is exceedingly well applied. The Slate Hoard oT Agriculture is ■ j making extensive preparalioiiß fori the State Fair. The wet weather has destroyed j all prospects of a cranberry crop in Pulaski county. William (lildey Leroy Franklin I Kincaid Floras Dawson .Moore is a i barber at Anderson. Hon. M. C. Kerr is talked of as] tlio next democratic candidate for Eight hnndVed Chinese are to he j imported into Jennings county to work on tlie railroad. David V. Buskirk. of Monroe county, is six feet ten inches talj, and weighs 383 pounds. Last Wednesday a man by the name of Marcus Merchant, a persirrt of 'drtinken and elrsolutc liabits ccm m i Wed «n rc i d.e a I .dieliigaiiCity, hy shooting himself wilJi ;i revolve f. Our physicians now have considerable practice in this place ami vieinHy. Tlie ailments most prevalent arc cramp colic, chills' and fl--_ ver, and cholera morbus. — I)maniac Democrat. The smoke house of Wheat, Fletcher A Co., containing 1,.500 shoulders-and lvtlOO sides, weighing | about !>o,oilo pounds, valued at 13,- ] 090, wifs hiuiied at Indianaj>olis last Thursday morning.

Attorney General Williamson Ims decided that colored children in this State are, under the act of May 13, 1 P.(!9,entitled to be enumerated and organized into Separate schools having all tlie rights and privileges of other schools iii the township. The trustees of the State University have purchased thu Geological and Mineral cabinet of the late David Dale U wen, for $20,000. Tlie collection consists of 85;000 specimens and is tlie most complete and valuable one in America. George Gaytlier and Julia Arm McGill,colored, having lived together happily for twenty-seven years, and raised a family of children numerous and interesting, concluded | to marry at Ind'vuiapolis last Thursday evening. They wanted their children to inherit their property. The Kendullville, hiohde County, Standard says that a dentist of that place.removed from a lady’s mouth,' tartar that had accumulated to the. thickness of half an inch, on both sides of the teeth, and two inches in length, . As a rusty tooth, that one will hear the palm. The Michigan City Enterprise says that a convict in the State. Prison, at that place, named Holsinger, attempted to “shuffle-off this “mortal coil,” one day last week by butting .his head against the walls of his cell. lie didn't succeed but managed to do considerable damage to Iris head-piece. It is not often that ball spelling makes so apt a blunder as that related hy the Fort Wayne -flfarrttoA man living at ltoanoke, near the Wabash Railroad track, finding his house surrounded hy water in the recent freshet, and disliking so moist a neighborhood, put. up a sign inscribed, “For Sail.”

The Monticello Heralds ays: “Arrangements are being made for holding a Horse Fair, at Chnjmersthis county, on the ‘24th and 25tTi days of September. The object of the Fair is to encourage the improvement of the stock. The arrangements will he good, and everybody is invited to attend. All the “blooded” stock of this and* adjoining counties is expected to be eneutered.” The Now Albany Commercial reports the following case: “At Jeffersonville, on Sunday afternoon, a soldier named Ebers, while drunk, went to bed in. his house on Chestnut street. He laid face downward on the pillow, and was thought to he asleep. It was discovered, however, some time alter lie bad laid down, that he was dead, having smothered to death upon the pillow. Another victim of whiskey.” '» The Crown Point Register says: “Judge Hathaway, all in a mac lawyer, who says he “does” the inside writing for "the "\\ in a mac Democrat, was locked up in our jail last week for reasons, elsewhere given; On entering the cell he said, “I sentenced the first man sent from Pulaski county, to the State prison, and now here I am chucked into this miserable jail at Crown Point, dennuit! “The deputy Sheriff M. G. Bliss eoiild only console him with the remark that “sieh is life.” The County Commissioners of Marion county have ordered an election to be' held on Monday, September 13, lbr tlie purpose of voting.on an appropriation of of one percent, to aid in theconstrucVion of the Indianapolis, Delphi A Chicago Railroad. Marion county -has $40,054,516 of taxable#, and the levy-if vc4<jd, will give to the road abuiil $30i1,400. There is no doubt but this amount, with the amounts that have already been voted and will be voted by "the other counties along the line will secure the road.

HOOFLAND’S MEDICINES. ‘Bsy-saafc ' V'lT ' ‘"W' _•’ . 0 ' M a. F [r" i S f nOOFLAMPS GERMAN BITTERS, AND H oofland’s Carman Tonic. The GTeat llcracdicj for all Diseases of the urm stomach, op UiaHHTirJS ‘ OltOAMh. HOOFLAND’S g¥mAN BITTERS I* <u.inp»i*«d of tho pnro Juices (or, ao thoy art DifdlrinnHy | terinAd, P.riract*) of ‘dot* i llei In. au.l WUmamrnmJm f B a r k * t ts tVlnk ’ a Mk - pr»paratioo, highi# patmßmm "'j" I from nfc oKolb udmixtur*. »f anp kind. 1 HOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIC, I. a coipbinatlon of all tha logrndlenL of tlia Bitl.r», wlihth«piiri,«tmialltjrof A-mta Orui Hum. j Oraage, Sc., luakiot ou« of tbe moat p'ea«aul and ; atTot'iblu roiamtiea aver offi-rcd to tlia pablle. Thoao proforrlag a Alodicioe froa from Alcobollp admixture, will u»o j Hoofland’B German Bitters. Tho«w» who toaro no objection t* thtj eorabinatloD ! of ih% li.ittfM, an Mated, ttuil uim 1 HOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIC. They ar« both equally Rood, and contain the >.m« ' raediclual vlrioea, thn «bolc« between the two being i a rneiw uialtar of table, tb« Tonic being tba moll palatable. Tba stomach, from a variety of can«e«, «ucli a. I Indigasttoo, liyspepnla, Nervous Deblllly, etc,, la very apt to b* > Us fnne--1 tlous deranged. The Liver, : symnaltiirtiigas UU ( closely as It | does will. tbelWA Stomach, then ! becomes affect result of which Is that , the patient suf(era Inn aevent! or more of tho folio #iug diseases:

Constipation, Flatulence. Inward Piles Fulness of Blood to tho Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fillneps or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit ol' the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried or Diiflcult Breathing, Fluttering at tho Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a Ly ing Posture. Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before tho Sight, Dull Pain in the Hoad, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yollowness of the Skin Rnd Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, etc.. Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil, and Great Depression of Spirits, The sufferer from these should cxercUthe greatest caution in tha selection of a remedy sot bis case, pur ,mu i M chasing only , that which he -Ngtk is assured from bin lnvestiga BB [ VB\ tions and in- j quince possess JdS J es true merit, is skilfully com »uijLl»r/ pounded, is free from iujurious ingredients, aud has established for Itself a reputation for tbs tare of these diseases. In this connection wo would submit those well-known remedies — Hoofland’B German Bitters, AND HOOFLAND’S GERMAN TONIC, PBEPARED BY Dr. C. M. JACKSON, --y PHILADELPHIA, PA. Twenty-two years siofc they were first introduced into this country from Germany, during which time they have undoubtedly performed more cures, aud benefited suffering humanity t<? a greater extent, than any other remedies kuuwn to tlie public. These remedies will effectually cure Liver Complaint, Juun pgMnHBBMMf dice, Dy&popuia, Chronic or J>ebility, Chron WatfQ j ic Diarrlicoa, , Disease of the Kldueys, aud all Disease* arising frvm a Disordered J Liver, Stem* ach, or Intestines. DEBILITY, - Besultifla: from any Cause whatever: JPEOSTKATION OF THE SYSTEM, induced by Severe Labor, Hardships. Exposure. Feverß, &o. Vhero in no medicine extant equal to these rem* dies in such cases. A tone and vigor is imparted to the whole system, the appetite is strengthened, food Is enjoyed, the stomach digests promptly, the blood is purified, the complexion becomes sound and healthy, the yellow tinge is eradicated from the eyes, a bloom is given to the cheeks, and the weak and nervoue invalid becomes a strong aud healthy being. PERSONS ADVANCED IN EIRE, , And feeling the hand of time weighing heavily upon j , them, with afl its attendant ills, will find in the use | of this BITTERS, or the TONIC, an elixir that will r bwiMi n*w life into their veins, restore in i measure j the energy and ardor of more youthful days, build 1 np their shrunken forms, and give health and happiness tQ their remaining years. NOTICE. TUsa well-eetablished fact that fully one-half of the female of our population' are sel \——l ' dom in the injoyment of good health; ; #r, to use their own expfes•ion, “never | feel well.” ! Thejr, are lan ■■ ■ • ■ J guld, devoid ] of‘all energy, extremely nervous, and have no ! appetite. To this class of persons the BITTERS, or the TONIC, is especially recommended. WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN Are made strong by the U3e of either of these remedies. They will cure every case of MARASMUS, without fail. * Thousands of certificates have accumulated in the hands of the proprietor, but space will allow of the publication of bnt a fe\v. Those, it wili be observed, aro men of note and of such standing that they must be believed. TESTIMONIALS. Hon, Geo. W. Woodward, Chits Justice of the Supreme Court of Pa., write.: — X&vch 16, 1867. •‘lUnd'lloof land’s German Bitters ! JH\ Is a geod tonic, useful tn diseases of 1 the digestive - organs, and of great bene ht to eases of ; debility, and Jwantofnervous action in the system. Tours, truly, GEO. W. WOODWABD.” . Hon. James Thompson, udge of the Sujireme Court of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia , April 28,1566. H i consider ‘Hoofland’s German Bitters* a valuable medicine in case of attacks of Indigestion or Dyspepsia. I can certify this from my experience of it. Yours, with respect, JAMES THOMPSON. •’ From Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, D.D., Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church , Philadelphia. Dr. Jackson —Dear Sir; I have boon frequently requested to connect my name with recommendations of different kinds of medicines, but regarding tho practice BZMmfIK Mnpnß] ad ni•'(•*.' ''l havo cases do Ml | dined; hul with a clear \ proof in various in t n ' stances and particularly In my own family, of the usefulness ot i Dr. Hoofla’nd’a German Bitters, I depart for once from my usual course, to>express my full conviction tnat, for general debility of the. system, and especially for Liver Complaint, it is a safe and valuable preparation. In'somo cases it may fail; but usually, I doubt not, it will be very beneficial to those who suffer from the above canses. Yours, very respectfully, j. H. KENNARD, Eighth, below Coates St. From Rev. E. D. Fendall, Assistant Editor Christian Chronicle , Philada. I have derived decided benefit from the use ot , Hoofiand's German Bitters, and feel it my privilege |o recommend them as a most valuable tonic, to all , ! Who are suffering from general debility or from diseases arising from derangement of the liver. Yours truly. * E. D. FENDALL. CAUTION. Hoofiand’s German Remedies aro counterfeited. 1 See that the signature of C. M. JACK SON isnii the | wrapper of | jg / ffjd \ each Imltle. i AllothereaTe JSk ' ]&B I counterfeit. Principal Office and Manufactory - at „the German Medicine Store, No. 031 ARCH Street, Philadei phia, Pa. CHARLES AT. EVANS , Projector, o * Formerly C. M. JACKSON & Co. PRICES. Hoofland a German Bitters, per bottle, . $1 00 “ “ “ half dozen, 5 00 Hoofl*nd # s German Tonic, put up in quirt bottles, $1 50 per bottle, or a half dose a for 60. *3u Do not forget to examine well the article . _ bov in order to get the genuine FOR SADE BY DETJGGISTS and STOREKEEPE3, In Every Town in United States *

BUSINESS CARDS. r- E ~ tIiWIX t-A' MJIH.S'O/ ,iiu» li. j. trjtl KH OAn.lUHin& MTIXEIt, > . ATTORNEYS AT J>A\V( a«.» •elatr, Ic<lian e 1 Office in tlii Court Hotiae. K. S./liumolNS.' H. I*. Tjfl'Ml'hUN. n\t itiurvsi i nu 'ii'MiM, attorneys at law, JoikMM I*iibite. Item CtlnU uud liisiiranro Rensselaer. Indiana. Office Id McCoy's Hank Building, up-Ktairfl. 1-1. Ij M 111. 1.. ( ATTtdfINF.V AT I,AW, v»> , Nutiiry I'liMle, Rensselaer. Indiana, Office in l.ui uc’o St own Building. up itslra; 1 ljjy. ; Ur. J. 11. i.oi uiiuiuui:, IUvN SSI:I.AidR, IN t>rANA. ?C<'Oniec on Wash lii KJ,IB direct, l-1.-ly. Ur, A. now, Ofrii it.—On Wa-liiii*.*c.ii ftrcci, opposite tlie ‘Old kino Drag Store,” KK.NSSKLAEIi. INI). 11l Or.IUA CHKI.I.III, RESIDENT DENTIST, Rcasaelaer, Indiana. ©lfi<* anil residence on' Front itreot. opposite the Mm: KmhT]irfi*£- nr - AH - W,MT » fagj will vlnit Rensselaer* on Tuesday, tbo 13th dny of July, 1869, Andevovy »*i-v week# thereafter. J-33 new toxmiwpm shop, On Front Street, oppof lte\Varne/8 Blacksmith Shop. HAK.NKSSKS, SADDLES, HRIDLKS. Ac., constantly on hand. Repairing done. Moderate price**. J'atronage aolicited. Unfurl. ENOCH H. PETTIT. Urs. ( ATIIFllllVi: UKI I , MILLINBU & DHESSMAKEH, Reuesc-laer, Indiana. Rooms in Shanghai building Goods all new, of the latent fashions and at reasonable price*. Special attention given to rutting. Fitting and Making incases. All work warranted. Call and examine stock. k ]-3?*3m st.\( rjioim: a into., U N I) KM T A K K U S, . RENSSELAER. /ML, , flr- now prepared to All all orders for Coffins of every style. Orders left at M. Kgcr’s Simp, or the Hardware Store, will be promptly attended. to, at the lowest possible rate®. 1-1-ls illis j. wKiGti'jr, .. -i hk min I'XD i; k t A k ku, Has Coffins of all sixes on hand and i«-prepared to li 11 all orders for any style, Plain or Fancy, at reduce*, prices. l-l<-tf cwWRm IIH A IJ/S • LSLACKKVI 1 1 1 1 SHOP Is in one door above the Express Olfice, KKNSSKLAE R. All kinds of blacksmithing dunetoorder. SaJICDI. FIADIO, BUYS ALL KIND, OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, |Fuc’aasß,rtt,'r, Eggs, Feathers,Toni try, Rags, Hines, Did Iron, Copper, Sc6\ aud. pays .Cosh. AT If. V. GOUDA ED’S, Rensselaer, Indiana. Patronage respcctful’y solicited. 1-IC-tf. D.ULV HACK LISE T, I V K R Y*S T A li T. F. Hooka rim daily (Sundays excepted) between Rt nsaelaer and Bradford, on the C & L R R.und between Rensselaer and Remington on I he T I. & R, R R. [lorsos and Carriages to let at reasonable rates. . J W. & S.O. Duvall. ALFRED M'COV. ALFRED THOMPSON A. itlcCOV A: THOMPSON, BANKERS. RENSSELAER. INDIANA, Buy end sell Grid and Domestic.Hxchange I make Collection* on all available points, pay ! Interest on specified time Uepositea, and transact all business in their line with dispatch. I£pOflice hours, Horn 9 a. m. to 4 p. m ro 54 ly. AUSTIN’S lIOTEL. itiT a itstiiv Having lcas<**l the house lately occupied by C. "W. Hankie, and fitted it up in good style as a Hotel, would .especially inform the "TSrtYELUKG- PUBLIC that he is prepared to accomodate all who may call on him. stnl>le* kept in connection wit-h the house, where the stock of. travellers will be properly tended by good and careful Hostlers.- [prcsalT... ~ rvaSIJC !;XA.II!!V.4TIO^S 6F' APPLIC ANTS FOR LICENSE TO TEACH will he held at the School HouseuTKenssclaer, on The Third Saturday in .Each Month. The law required that applicants have a certificate of good moral character, Irom the Trustee ot the Township in which they reside. GEORGE M. JOHNSON, 1-6-1 y School Examiner of Jasper Comity FORSAI^OOIRI A valuable property at and adjoining Rensselaer, consisting of tiie Mil. F SQUARE nortli, being the whole of section 19, exclusive OF WESTON’S ADDITION to tlie town of Rensselaer. The south line of section 19 nearly TOUCHtS THE OLD TOWN PLAT! Also, EIGHTY ACRES, being the cast half of the north-east quarter of section 30, and so much of tho west half as is not included in the s id plat OF RENSSELAER. Also, unsold lots in ‘‘Weston's Addition ” HENRY WESTON, 1-31-Gmcs. 172 Broadway, New York. DWIGGINS & THOMPSON, Agents, Rensselaer, Indiana. LOCKWOOD & CO., REMINGTON, IND., DEALERS IN GROCERIES, / PROVISIONS AND READY-MADE CLOTHING; ALSO, ALL KINDS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, REAPERS, MOWERS, THRESHERS, AC„ All are respectfully invited to call and examine our stock before puichasingelsewhere. 1-31-Omos. ! Shaving and Hairdressing. H. PETIT & WIFE. HAIR DRESSING DONE IN ARTISTIC STYLE FOR LADIES OR GENTLEMEN! All kinds of Hair-Oils, Perfumery, Curling, Fluid, the best Hair Restoratives, etc.,, constantly on hand. Also, Cigars, Collars, etc. Mr. Petit is an old' Experienced Rarbey.— He sdys he will stop hair falling out. in three applications, if not, will charge nothing.— He has fitted up a room for ladies exclusively where Mrs. Petit will be (pleased to wait upon the ladies of Jasper county who may fuvor her Willi a call. If you"want good Restoratives. uud them insured, give the Barber Shop ife'ill 1-29-lv. \

TTSIOS rjpKTIKi; OF Fit E. We are propwaJ to J a all kmdit oFI Islu , FwUsjyJob I’MntinHitSfeat uK tOM tk* ► patch, and at ns |T*so»iabl<»|:it!'* u llif tii*o* :i ;. I'vry.tJesrrßltaa > Jiili «|J(, from i lull siei t pojler >l«Bi to Andtinp/W' well (Till I? e.ii-d, doni*n lb*bf«t Hylu ol tlw uit, linn at JllTeolt asthw asulr » All oriieis lor Billheads, Cards, CUccLa, Dnifln,^ l.ctter'Hesd, i Envelopes, Blanks; Labels, . . Handbills, Programmes, Ball, Rbow, and Election Tickets, will lie promptly attended to (t reasonable rate*. Call at the --Union” o»es opposite thoOourt Hoi ue. JAMES* HEALEY,Proprietors. THE WORLD RENO WNEB m M w RINGER SEWING MACHINE! r«tn ;i«et)t Cor this Kplolulld machine and would rorjuc*f.ill those needing machines, to call at my VesideriOti rud. sen some of its work. I challenge comparison. Rkff’KßKN'ces; Mrs. J. M. Ktackliouse, Mrs. T'hos. Roroughs. Mrs. Moth. Cox. Mr. John R. Bpangle, and others. All kinds of inacliihe twistand'colors of threat Is, Hi-ooks 000-ydsr- R cord thread, best in tlie World; for sale. WM. il. RHOAIiES. Sept. 11.1565. l-38-ts.

We call the iJttentioit of oar readers to the remarkable certificates of cures performed by Dr. C. W Robaok's celebrated Scandinavian Medicines. We ,io so, knowing them tv be genuine. The ageiit tins sboivn us the original letters, copies of which Ujmear be- ; lots. Tlie proprietors of tliese medicinesati-t tliorize us to say, that they will give a re- , ward of ten thousand dollars to. any person | who will show that any )f tlie letters referred to are dot authentic. They have been j sent unsolicited, and tlie compuny have in . their procession over i.DJHk of a eimilai character. Any Druggist cun satisfy'the most, skeptical of the vujue of tiioso truly woudf.r- j ful Agents, Robuck’s Stomacli BjUets, Ro- | back’s Scandinaviau “Rtood Purifier and Rloo.l Pills.” READ The following from the CINCINNATI TIMES, one of the most reliable newspapers in the United States. What can be more convincing? HOME TESTIMONY. Tiie Cincinnati Daily Times \ of March 21,1801, says; / The Scandinavian remedies appear to be growing in favor with the public, if we may judge by the testimonials constantly received by the proprietor. A letter from Wisconsin, to be found in our advertising columns, announce that among the physicians of tlie locality it is becoming very popular, and w hat is very unusual, is being adopted by them in their practice, as a cure for many diseases which they can not treat effectually in any other way. We understand that the immense trade carried on tor several years in these medicines lias during the present year nearly doubled. Their process of operation is by a thorough purification .of the blood, and a consequent eradication of dis-j ease. 1-29-ly,

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mxm Eanerially designed for the use of tho Medical Profession and tho Family, possessing those intrinsic medicinal properties which belong to an Old and Pure Gin. Indispensable to Females. Good for Kidnev Cirm/iluints. A delicious Tonic. Put up ill cast's, containing one dozen bottles each, dud sold by all druggists, grocers, Alc. A.M. Binninger Ao 00., established 177 R, No. IB - Beuver Street. New York. 1-27-ly. 100,000 LBS. OP WOOL WANTED! Hichest riiiivftet price paid In CASH for • WOOL, dr wilt exchange Columbus Factory I'ASkINEUKS, H,\aNELS, i SATIN Eil'TS, BLANKET!, tIOVF.It LETS, V llf Ik S, 4c., 4c. We Imve just received a new and well asorted stock of *ll kinds of sii/r, OKOCEKIFk, BUV titlODS, CT.omiNU, LttnRER, siiinvi.es, LATH, AC., AC. Call and get prices before you sell your Wool. McCollum, Turner & Hamlin, Monticello, Ind J*no 4, 1869. 86 50,000 Acres OF UNIMPROVED LAND FOR SALE, IN Jasper and Newton Comities! Some of which are convenient to Rail. Roads,Churches oml Schools. Some Timber. Soil Adapted to Farming and Grazing. Climate healthy uud pleasant. Water good. Prices from $3 to $8 per Acre. Geueral terms one-third down aud balance in two yearly payments, huliii some instpnees a longer time will be given. 1 am also authorized to sell A Number of Fine Farms at From sl3 to $95 per Acre. Having been located in Jasper county for eleven years, and having been engaged the greater pait of that time in locating ditches, showing lauds and surveying iu tills and Newton counties, my acquaintance witli all tlie lands situaied iu those counties iB superior to that of any other man. I Propose , Giving Better Bargain* than any other Agent in the Weit. And will be ready at all tirtios to show land'. JOHN MIDLER, County Surveyor and Land Agent, Office, Reusseiaei, Jasper County, Ind. 1-27-ly. * ' 0 JjfrWlRIW EVERYBODY RENSSELAER TOBACCO STORE GOOt> BaILgAINS. J. W. COATS lakes pleasure in announcing to the citizen* of Rensselaer and surrounding com *ry that he is prepared to furnish all kinds of FIRST QUALITY CIGARS oi tlie best manufacture,end at Tow prices. My Fine Cut Chewing, Plug and SmokingTOBACCOS, .1- • MOUNTAIN DEW, •7' NATURAL LEAF, NAVY, TENS,{*’ TWENTIES, &G., &C.' are all Select Brands, of tlie Best Quality, and wiil be sold as low as in any market in the West ! MY ENTIRE ATTENTION IS GIVEN, TO THE TRADE, and I flutter myself that 1 can g give satisfaction . Remember tho piaco and give erte a cau—at LIBERAL CORN ER—atieu of the DIG INDIAN. r W. COATS Mil- '.' ' ' 'A, '■ ■■ ■■ .