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THE JASPER WEEKLY COURIER.
VOL. I.
JASPER, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1858.
NO. 12
NIBUBHED tVEBT miDAT, AT JAsrea,
DUBOIS COUBTT, IBDUSA, BT
MKBRIKOER, DO A 19 dk SMITH.
OFFICE Cobbes or Mai Csom abd
SfACDOBALn Steectb.
For the J a per Courier.
To Vindex. .Hk
WBV TUT SET KB AMIES.
'From the United State Gazette.
"Stand up for Jesus."
DTIBC CHAB6E Of BSV. DCD1ET A. TTBO.
think married people envy yoa! Why Ifj
UU doB't miBd htlf doMB old wiJowSSBd
widower rill marry whüs Vindex end hie
bachelor friend are getting up another auch,
A youn man atarta out in life full of pp ihe 7th number ol Sund op for Jetut! aireogthened by Hie
bright hope nod anticipation; a bright fo if' Conrier. I head. , . .
r r , ... .. -i. . En I ihnaoh inur.o hara ventnrad thna
We null ray tnree woros aoout met aoir - -
Hunan nature be-
ture ia just before h..n, and that future is 'o
TrlMM 8TRICTI.Y IN ADVA NCR : be unfolded by woman. Tfcffirsi iadicauon defence of Vii.dex'a,
tWlo Subscription, for fifty No.., 1 ÖÜjof manhood is that he seeks female society, eumee so deprared. and perishing prisoners
I Did ever a young man make olk'r cslculs- W1 ihlT tbumt,
AfiBICILTVlAL.
How to Prevent Horaoo from Crowding;.
Km. Prairie Fabmekc At this sea
son of the year, farmers harness up
their teams and cutniut-ncc cultivating
soil. Many of them have one or mora
4tc.
to atand.
Bat, eooo cut down, maimed and faint I 'voung horses, which have done flütrery
, L, A. . . . . . lk , .little work during tlie winter. Incun
Now reader, Hear, Oh, my friend! the charge with hi b x .
i
ATEB or APTEBTlBtliO. ,Ion. than that be would -msrrv a wife beau coma yia imag ns mien a tn.ng posauoic
Fore are of 10 line or lea, I week, fl 00JufuI M the Hooriea and viae a Zobeidee!" "P h b " old "h,r. h "ff hue
Fach subsequent insertion, j ci. . .... . M, cbain. in a areemi ur oia vinacx nnn
I die-
Stand ap (or J emu!
You will obacrre that a youne rent strike
Looter adrertlaemenle, ot earn rata. A . . , Mr.n. .... matrimonial chain; if eo. wa eave In.
fractions er even square oreqearss.counieo - - u. .w.a- He !o talks about angry spouse, broom
Stand op for Jeans! Dear one of my home!
Who made ma alow to I eave 'end swift to
come;
4C 'Sweet wife and children! gifte of perfect
and lore a little flatter? He soon thinks
himself rare nooular: mat aow beeioe to -r- r . iow!
bciievs that be can marry the prettiest and , V.a'ex.we acknowledge that there are iomelg M Jt emh nj imSis from Hime. above
eeJlhieat firlin the elite; finally haanla.; Y know ther ,re ,0"- MH Sud ttP for ,etu,!
.. . . I Uia ainiMra aU Wf-nl:l kick 110 dut in!
out one, the emtiouimenl ot penectwn, geu - r ( . lonord aire!
aa a eauere. 1 nose are me irrma tor ino-
tent advertisements; e resaonabla deduc
tion will ba made to regular advertisers.
Notice of appointment of administrator
nd lgel noticee 01 like character to be
paid for in advance.
APBOCVCIBO CABDIDATES.
For Townahip office, each, fl.OOi
a. - ., 9 Ml '
f'n.umj 7Al ...... . w!n. Km au.-h sxtreme case
For D-trict, Crcu.t, or t.te. njpart; mera.y aeeptng am eomp.ny wne. n. . - my üp lMOB lhiB,
I ci Hen, srfl ireaung mm Kiouiy sretute ne -
Courtinf an Innocent M , re.ptable ywung man, and ehe didn't 1'P-bo4 no soak, o-; "nob dy to
In a rery pretty little town in one of the tok to iMtjl, bim ; bat aba could not think dim your sock, no socks todarn;" shirt col
western .tales live, a eery respectable mid f ,....1.. him. Vusne eeat woes home : ' an J leaeea open; yoor e'othe haee in
.Bleat with the haart ot truth and tongue of
fire;
sequence of tbia, they soon became
fatigued, and, if attached to the plow,
are quite sure to fret or crowd against
the other horse, making it very unplea
sant tu drive them, and iin;otble to
cut a good furrow.
When this habit is once formed, it ia
very difficult to break it up, and yoa
have an unpleasant d raft-horse ever af
ter. Now, my plan is simply titts: Take
enumental. and at length pop the -aortal ' .
WAWÄ. - The l.de is mUch uror.sed: had "No g"" ptiOBa.
no idea of any eerioaa intention on hi Vou re pleeeed, howeeer, to speak of uo jWhoeebrave esample taught me how to amall Stick, about a foot in Isugth,
. a ww . J l l l - - .
nPWIUOHl IITC, inj .tut m ha t n, in rl r
B BVa VIIV mUV SBB USN IUVUWI B mS UISBUI
etcr. At the lower end bore two holes
at right an4ea, in one of which insert
a atick projecting five inches on either
die aged gentleman. He and hi. wife sre;Itfok, htd tni feej. Wtrte. hi, tppe not accumuUted a large quaat ty of real
riccMively strict member, of the Pr"&7-!tjte; a great and distressing aeoMiioa of
tcrian Cburcb. and Ihey bare endeavored to ..goneBe" about hia heart, Ac. Can't nigh
bring up their family in all that innocence, d jle tl lne syantoms. Friend
piety and Ignorance of the world's folltea,
to which strict member, of th.t church at-
estate; your hair stands straight on end at
sight of a comb, and continues eo. Yea,
you are standing before a rough bench of a
what i the m.tter! awwer-feele very un-jubte. ,iM, ainBr P0' ,l
rell
give
Staad up for J
Sund rp for Jesu! All who lead Hi host!
Crown'd with the splendor, of the Holy
Q toast!
Shriok from no foe, to no temptations yield,
Urge on the ulumph.of th gk ri--u field
Biand up tor jesus:
kli.nd n n fnr JmuiI V with whom I Stood.
UV.tl. V f - - - '
But soon it is discovered that it ia atour cioner. except ncai iv - - r purer, stronger bond, thsn those ol Dloud;
Uch so murh importance; in this they have; oveff4jr htt caused ail this menial bck brsad; in yoor kaada are a haod:alem!Cbrch o: the Covenant! favored, firm and
. .,rmAmA Th ldit dinffh-1 . . l n hmitm mil m fork with one tine: bow eat and true.
ouiiium,.j..w,... . ind pt:ticai depression, aioime aumor: " ii; , .11 th.nba ln.
i..A .. ..n.,ki.i h.rt, K'. r. ..no..it. ha. rtornd: wnen R'oiember Him to whom all thank. re doe,
tr, nanu !" . osys Miss "gave mm in. muten.- -i" -rr-
many vwiting acquaint aoeea. but none who Youag gent beara this; fewU that bis digni-joo ave finished recline yourself on your
bed yet aephed to ber hand, when a young;ty w in d,nger. tell, , (ew frietia,, eonfi- brd of etrsw in the corner; there no erying
gemlemao from on. of our Esstcru e"ej(Bti.!ir, that he made the important dmcov . cni dren .hall .nnoy you, nor the smell of
S . A. L. iL. tta.L. - taw M..swltU 1 ..... I i Wal aitJa asw ths är llrhsfl SI Km 1 1 AVSBtiri
passed tnrougn we i..i . Ju,t , litM to asre himself from an un-: 6 - " " nB,w ,Q in u(l. &n -.nh I fall:
happy uaion. tkat their dispoBtioos were en bat mag useless appendege on your y, who reniwB( iüu bear your comrade's
Bland ap fur Jse!
Stand up for Jean! Listener to that word
Ye that ara men, go aow and aerve the
Lord!"
H.bore lottern of tatroduction to the father
from an old sad esteemed acquaintance, and
was thus at oaew admitted to the family cir
cle. Tawre be met with the daughter, end
a a a. a
tirely iacompstible-in fact sbe would not ooc the sounds of wanning msnes, no reno
suit him for a wile at all; "eoald have got'v.tiag elotbea. aad bow sod then the bem
her eerv easv thou." Yetha is very sea-'af a merry female voice shall diaturb your
laatantly f.ll captive to her quiet baaoty efOU .j mith .yisi, Mid about the peaeefal .lumber.. I it a true picture, Vin-
H. bad purposed remaining but one dsy .ff.ir, might injure the lady1 reputation, die 'deal
cail-
Staod ap for Jcaaa!
side; and the other, place a atick four
inches long, outer end poisted. Boro
another hole in the upper end, and tho
tiling is done. With a string, or strap.
fasten this to tho back hand, or bang
it on the tenet, of the other horse, be
tween them. Stick No. 3 prevents it
from turning sidewise, No 3 acts as a
guard when the horse attempts to
crowd. Use it a few davs, and he will
avc no notion of crowding thereafter.
The remedy, is simple and harmless.
Plow boys, try it London HI. April
858. Worrnu).
the town, yet before he returned to hia bo
te! that evening, hie reeolatioa wa. taken
1 ... r t,
Well, the neat yos besr of young gent he But you will connnee to quote i suis m
baa chansed hi. laage, aad is pitching in civ.dusi nouons. i n.v. reso xum .u wir
Tb. day lengthened into a week, and thf B0Oe,ere else, with hia stock of assurance Bible also "A rd the Lord God said it is no
week into a month, and dsily and nietillyi ...k;. ta marrr a for- eood fur the man to be slone." "Therefore
- w i wVSjSNWWS wiw w ww S B 4
be vmited th. objsct of bis pssmos. O tenj. tbM Umtf cUia.
and often bad the poor fellow thrown out
hints, sufficient, as b. thought, to betoken
the Mate of hia feelings, but somehow she
man, aiming too high agaia
Take care, youag!ahail a man leave hia father and mother and
Setter lake 'cleave unto hi. wife, and they shall be oik
.' But flesh." A ad Locke don't say ba remained
C..nl !.' mArir "Moan aad ma wafe.
-Lovs is blind." There, there; you areieiBtle from ianata principle" or previooa
would not take them. They had oftea fo-ot.nA AmA hi. good looks, hisiintentkna Perhap. Locke, Plato and Mew
ken of love, but site aaaming to regard it ioUM , otk-.. bis fast horse, and hia aelf-ia- ton wot. iik. Buchanan.
the aeriptural point of view, -B. kindly o, carnee him on anlil ho baa met We can't follow you through your Greeu
fectioned one to another, with brothely loveI wUh g 4og0a i-en rebons; be -comm to" a'laod and Chiaa ramble, and those most .in
ppeared oever to b.ve beerd of any sdsSriau. uka bioeif what ia the matter igular Ismentstioae at that prisoner in bis
pbseeef th. passion. At last th. xiy have been so kiad. aadgaes me sveryld.mp cell. 8neh idea, have no plsee in
became intolerable, and he determined to eBCO-rtg et, 'invited meto tea," A.c.; I "real life.' Yet it may be possible. There
know his fete. Dreeeed "to kill" he waa ,noogi,l ibey were "almost dying for ms ." i. ns knowing what change may be wrung
an early hour before her father, residence.; Wtnt ne w going to show off . little inde-,m the skull of aa old bachelor,
.nd on ringing th. bll, waa aa usual BSa m6 ' . nom. -n wl lBCa know k tm boi' There is yet another, the moat aingular of
Staad op for Jean.! Ye of every name.
All oae in prayer and all with praise anam
Foriret the sad estraneementa ol tne past,
With one consent in love and peace at last,
Stand up for Jeeaa!
Stand op for Jeeaa! Lo. st God's right hand
Jesu, himself for us delights for oa to Staad'
Let saints and sinner, wonder at His grace;
Let Jews and Gentile, blend, and ail our
race
Stand op for Jesus!
.Eaudu. a. II. Mr. Tyng'. teat n oc
casion of preaching to the thousand, of
yuong m.a at Jsyns's ball.
fry A negro wee brought up before the
Mayor of Philadelphia for stealing acbiek
ea. Tbell conclusively proved. "Well To
by," Mid bin hoacr,"what have you got to
a fur your.HJ" "Nuffio but di.," replied
Toby, "I wa. crazy when I .tole dat pullet
cos I might hab stole de big rooster, and I
ducted immediately to the drawing room, .,,. ,0 had oft to marry aa they think; Adam's race, the reverse of young geot; Ojbber done it. Dst shows exclusively to
where ho fortaaately tonnd tne young iaJ,ru9m gome of them will be glsd to get bim mooesi can t speas to a iaaj wumui my BjBd dtt vu uoonog unaer oeurtum
.... ... ...IS I. . I ... . . I
B lese. Now waa bis time, ne tnooeni; so t yVell, neat attempt he comes down a mg tne cowers; ana even iam hXm '; tremendous
placing himself beside ber oa tne sola, MijU)a..Bd find, out perhaps at thirty -five, tempt attempt ai lovemaaing wo.u ur g-. An rwhM0 heiag aaked oa a Ute
commenced:
"Miss Emily, I am unfortunate
thrt he is not eaaatly No. 1. Bat he basternble than to race a regimen mexican, . eBrtifieaie of his marriage, called
I " au iust made ths import..t discovery that laoecrs; and aa foe popping the auction, . u -ratehed face, and holdise
lorg felt the waatof a friend; not a friend ,heM ..pper tSBe." these Caibiog enge la. tse very taougat cnoaes oimuown, beftd jBryi wilh, -Be jabere, look
In the uetal cold acceptation of the word. doI).t mtre, no ho. be wante aih hat and rsaa, shuoaiag nothing but t.li' ,.1 hjbited a huge scar, which looked
but one on whom I could rely, in whom l wiS,s helpmeet, something a liule more umber, and Be remain, in smgie oirswsw
could confide, to whom I could pour oot m j ! rrtitrial. Well the oeat attempt is a fail-neos," drsaming awake and asleep of lov.ly
whole heart, and receive in return eympathyjBM. e M B0V B noted perroosge; hs hasomsa.
and-and-love. Could sot yoa provide'. to ...r.oM fees is the whole i But Viodex, ia our wind ap, we are glad
me with each as I desire!
Ths unsopbi.tic.ted damsel raised ber
country; and tbia ie Mother reason why nojto aee that soms of our meat MMtble bach
one will have him. He still cornea dowa .adjelors seem to be payiag some heed is our
heaJ, looked on bim with a face of .yaspa-Lui ha. Thus u .pent the prime nf life.'iormer admooitione; and we venture to pre-
tbieing innocence and replied: and the coavictma ie forced upon kirn tbatjdict that ere long oor ears shall ba greeted
"Apply to the Savior; Ue a-a on him; ne jg somehow very unpopular amongst thsjith loud about, and bunas, the firing ol
look to him fcr support, and real assured he'j,,,. r.t. hopM give wsy to doubts; and gwss, ringing of boll, and blowing of born.,
w.ll never desert you.- Idrspai almost setae, upon him whew beiall rejoicing over the escape of one more
... . .. . ' .1 a m -a. a. f L. . .klAas
The love stricken youth, who, at the com thinka ot u,. confirmed old hschelor; nd , poor ssui irom me uorror. . Bat,,.
nienrcmeat of her reply had bad recourse loOOW j, tBC tanehiae of life post; he baa not
Ma pocket handkerchief to atifis hia of h-jreBCbed the goal for which be started; and
ter, calmed hia feelings by ths tiw.s shs hadlBBB aMBrd ths prise for which be eo loag
finished, took a hssty leave, .ad the n' hsd striven
morning tut himself, bag sad baggage, on
t hs cars, fully Mlttfied that the moot aspro-, an nr mm .nfortunate ia ways and
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
'S ii i iMi.aaaaaawBBWaWSWa.' "
NswarAraasA Wipow'a Ricbt. A Ver
mont Judge of Probsts h- incorpv rated it
aa a an of the law of hie coort, i bat lbs
Soms how or other be lost the favor of of . uw mtm ,Uow tkm Vl.
mean, to gain it. That is the msm spring
of Ute end action, aad we would say tbst
man is not apt te cut much of a figure ia the
uorld, if be bo d net a high place ia the en
dow the cost of a aswspsper, .be making ber
swa seleetioa, from the common fund. The
common law ol America bow recognises tbs
newspaper as a family and individoklnsce.
city. It U clamed un pigs ana potatoes.
we - j are a j a a ewe www r r
timauon of woman. Vindei will .ay, B'CBBBiBlr) B-- aheo.a thiag tobe exempted
fitable way of passing time ie ia "courting
as innocent."
A Goes WtTsas. "Did tbs defendant
knock the plaintiff dowa with a malice pre.
peneel
"No, BfrlwS knocked bim dowa with chanan excepted. But evea We has been, ,ikBBlBBli .Bible oever to eeffer from
flt iron." JdiMppoiBied ia a love affair m bw young j ertllotB DCver to be parted wiib
You misunderstand mo my friend; 1 wMt'daye, which bee gloomed aad shaded meny m pfoverty.
to know whether he attacked him with so hours of after life.
HI intent." Wa retura ta gast agaia, who ie gelling
"Oh oo, sir; it waa outside the teat.', begin niog to accommodate himself to
"No, no; I wish you to tsil me whether Circumstaneee; make, a virtaeof Beeeesity,
the attack was st all a preconcerted affair." ! and beginn to talk about single bieasedaese!
as though it might have been made with a
fire-ehoT.I.
ft-"r.t, I think you should buy that trunk.
"And what should I do with it!" replied
Pat, with soms degree of astonishment
"Put your clothe, in it," waa hi. adviser's
reply
Pat gssed upoo him with a look of surprise
and then with thai laconic eloquence which
ie peculiar to a mo of th. Emerald Ials, ex
cl.imed.".nd go oakod.ye.ptlpe.nl"
-Never go to bod," Mid . father to bis son
without knowing somsthing you did not
know in the moreing." "Yea, air," replied
the youth, "I want to bed ale wed last eight
didn't dreem of such a thiag la the
lag."
who
(rWhen you mo a man in bust
will not advertise or take a newspaper, look
out for a mean, penurious skiufltat, too tight
to enjoy good health, and who holde a peony
m close to hia eye that be can't Me a dol
lar.
GOT At a fasbioaakle city party, at which
aecked dresses were a prominent feature.
Miss B addressed her country cousin:
Cousin Sam, did yos ever mo such a glo-
No sir; it ws. not a free concert affair; Oh, don't you enjoy it! beginn te boeet of riose sight before!'
itwt. acircua." 'his 'free, i.depsndeot, ootr.rwmeled, aad: 'Jever .tnce I
t Betrev nc tru.t.ruee no secret, uaiterealiy mviee cobo.um; v . 7 -u j
spy. a young ady of delirats eoastitutioa
who wa. recommended to exercise for ber
beeilt, replied,"! ill jump at aa offer of
marriage, sad run my owa riak, if that kiad
of exercise will do."
fJLr"Thc following from the 'Genesee
Farmer' will be of interest just now:
Deadobt or Plow wo at Dirrca sarr
dkjths. It lias been laid down in the
books, that the draught of a plow in
creases rapidly when the furrow ia
deepened, or in mathematical terms,
accordingly to the square of the depth.
that is to My, that if tbs draught at four
inches deep be 252 lbs., at 7 inches, it
will be ss 49 to 11, or 756 lbs. Bot
die experiments of Puscy have proved
that this is erroneour. He found that
in plowing a furrow nine inches wide
and hve inches deep the draught was
329 lbs., in the same soil, six inches
deep, it was 207 lbs.: at 7 inches, 350
bs.: atS inches, 420 lbs.: at mm
inches, 4S4 lbs. It will be seen that
the rate of increase is much less than
hss been generally supposed; aad the
facts above indicated furnish an addi
tional argument in favor of deep plow
ing, and one seldom alluded to by ag
ricultural writers.
Ashes. No farmer can too highly
value ashes aa a manure. Not a hand
ful should be wasted. Every plant re
quires potash in its growth. If it is not
found in the soil, or lias been exhausted
by croffing, it mast be supplied by an
pplicmtion of aahes. An acre of
wheat requires thirty -two pounds of
potash; barley, sixty -eight; and red
clover one hundred and forty pounds.
These crops cannot come to (erfcetioa
without it, and if nature has not sup
plied it, a farmer must, or fail in his
a mm w.
crops. All our reaoers, we presume,
have observed the luxuriant growth of
wheat or clover on the sits of s burned
broshhesp. The location of an old
charcoal pit" will be visible in crops
for thirty or forty years. A barrel of
leached ashes may be made to add
more than a barrel to the yield of a
field .of wheat
SLjjrWhy woman', tongue like a pis
net! Km Bothiag ebort of the power tkat
... . . m . : : - .LI. a. ..ma i, in if nmmm1 S
WBa weanee. .sie oerr. erreirw n i m wp
i brocavsuck merited lot that perpetratics.
Cons CaJOt. cOne quart of rich milk;
two well-beaten eggs, one tesspoonfol
of salt, and one of salaratua. Stir ths
milk into the meal, so there will be no
lumpe, and then the egge, and the
ealaratus last. Baki- fltrvne hour
i ldknei6 is the rust of tK aifid.
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