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THE JASPER WEEKLY COURIER
VOL. I.
JASPER, INDIANA, F1HDAY, JINK 18. 1858.
XO. 14
rUBLISWEU BVBBT I BlIUV, AT JAMIER,
DUBOIS COURT V i IBIMAWA, BY
rOER, DO A HE ft SMITH.
A Hint for the Ladies.
An exchange paper hu b bit c f advice to
A Wife Compressed into a Rinsr.
A r.nrt.iii R,.... .,kl.. i.i
,, . now u.cy may cd I'.ria. wb not cad to be rni..,.i-
know whether, vm.n.. It.-. : .. . . . ' I
Macdobau. Stbests. sttentione. The confounuins the one wUhL ... ,: ' ?008 ... r " Uhm ' honorable and well oleajiin tn nA Prairie Fm,, i.. a. v ,
, - - , him mi : .urui-we -t ii
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For the Jasper Courier.
In Honor of the Farmer.
Knttp IWi..-It ha always U,
a matter of surprise to u, says the
,,,:. p , - r- - - riRi, large enough ror a i.i
attentiona. The eonfounain the one w th'h,. u. -j ..J: . . . ... u
the other h.. K- .1.- , i :. . . "" a To .... , . . . - .
"""""" mucn trou- buck er for ik. ri.. f, . , .1 im iurn u er me sod. no I'm Mir v t.-L.w.l :!. ,! v
" Ol 8.,n l,, r. , . . ' ZT '' . OOW
irrnon .h .!.. I . I . mil, IIUDI ion Ol loll. 1 .. ...
wick and Mr.. B.rdw.ll. XI .'" 7 rM Economy's hero. .d w,t r .... -Iii ' i 18 80 ulatod to im
TERIIS dTRICTLY IN A D VANCE : both he for. en. 321 eT'lTÄ "i
ÖHrgle Subscription, for fifty No.., 1 40 wick and Hr.. B.rdwell. ,..,.,, .... . JT OB; Economy', hero, and lord of the aoil
a Tie or advkbtiibo.
iob will he made to regular advertisers, bo far a. to decide that ahe will choose a .1, .. . . . J , 7
Notice, of appointment of admh.lrtrator.!wl.ite .ilk under that cause L .TTr. 1 w noi " he wered, but a aepoL
nd ler.l notice, of l.ke ch.r.ctcr to be! " " ,7 , h. f, ! 'k C 7 Hehre!' A ahudder p.Med through .be whole
a,d fer in advance. CT mme,nkl tkMt th ,i,,aBl ,he " '- company. Tbi. Jewel, Madame he con-
AUevjiam ca.d.dat. f WP'f e que.uon to .notber d.m.el tinned, 1e rny wife. I had the mUfortuoc
vh iiiiiv t.11 ; I. a .
iw loec iicr some
miare.
- . " u ing
vi! but n uBriiirnir, m ifjuiiaiiip iipmir. r-- tuwbi, oiiu Dtfrnini crei . j . . . .: . .
w - r ".vr w m w ri n iia.iia .1 n Aa. 1. . 1 tiiiiiii.t , . - 1
tio.wllhem.de 0 reCl.r adrerti.er.. w far a. to decide that .he will choo.. an i- "7 . " TZTZZTTl Your numeroo. -a. CTT' l" ' tare
nonce, o, .ppomtment of administrator:" white silk under th.t .. .u.l . .. . . .' a aepec , " V '" ' 'IS Stltn aUt and lertilitw er r...
and ieeal notice, of lika chinner i k.I . . ' HC eure! A .h udder naaaed throuirl. the .l.u w """ws mose who meadow, which wi . j r "
. l r. l owrvu.
paid
Kor Town.hip office., each,
ror bounty
For Di.trict, Circuit, or State,
Talking in My Sleep.
I have aomething sweet to tell yon,
But the secret yon mtut keep,
And remember if iiu't right
I am "Ulking in my deep."
For I know I am but dreaming
Whn I think your leva i mine,
And I know they are but seeming,
A II the hopes that round me ahme.
So remember when; I tell yon
What I cannot longer keep,
We are none of vs reapoosible
Pur whit we .ay in akwpl
Mr pretty secret ' coming;
Uh! listen with your heart,
And you shall hear it humming,
Bo eloae 'twill make yon start.
O, abet yout yuer eye so ear.eat,
Or mine will wildly weep .
I love you! I adore you! but
1 am talking in my aleep.
1.00
2.00
Madame,' be con-! inem "r D". T.
had the miJortune rho f,ir P'' and wide, 1 . 1 . PtnrC f ooe COW will, it if
1 aince. in R1u.i1 Welm the aooa of toil as to a ready bride """ed, sustain ten sheep, and there
1 v wo v 1111 DuiiisT VfB rm nrn in t nvcia 1 vn
Now the difficulty lie. in not oreciael .iuL . . . . .11 lira ultm. , , .
' 1 j. . .. " ' Ii 0 an iianan, ana urosacu tne icv bed V i,..i . r . . 1 "v--, uviv wwj wouiu siarvu
Imre. Ado.irin. . h r... . ".ll . ' . m, üey. 'q"i- Warrior, of the axe.and com..d 1 ih. ' J K-ld a handtorne prvfit.
. - . 1 . .
nuNiiiinr a ucsuiiiui eir . and uiikIi. 1..1 .. - . . . . . -i' .iimnucnui me ... - I "
ing to make . "wife of her, are 0 .Iw.v. " Z , m.k.T. VhT J T P,W' " " 0,1 U,e
he ...e thing, and therefore it i. neceaaal lie .Im .1! .Z "l""' Yuur . Ml your fruitful1'1- '- sheep Aou)d not 1 put in
danmelabouh, . on ,b. a,.t UJCL PV
.-...r iu wu.cn asm. me attention. p.idC,npty coffin, . horrid collection of beetr HLZZIZT. 2 " mUCÜ M-V nimal
'her h kin,n 1. 1- I . ' . " landend nation. 1 :n . .
her by handsome and faahieuable young ment. and alembica. Thi. jewel wa. lein
mm oeiong. on th ube He M hfou?h mMn of
r ira , than, u young man greet, you in srroa corrosive .ub.t.neea and aowerfu'
loud, free and hearty tone.; if he know. pre.sure reduced and compressed th.t which
precisely where to put his beads; starmyou waa my wife, into thia jewel, which ahall
traight in the eyea, with hia mouth open; if
tie turn. hi. back to you to apeak to another:
if he telle jou who made hia coat; if he eats
never more leave me,'
Thi. burial by chemi.try is an improve
ment upon the process of cremation lately
will better repay care and ieiiliiiii
It would be a mir to v
Etiles for Home Education
1. From year children, earliest in fancy, every bod else, bet quiet with you; if he be
incalcste the necessi'y of iasuat obedience, jaeaieus to see if peer tea is sufficiently
5. Unite firmness with gt alienees. Let sweetened, and your dear person wrapped up
your children always understand that yoo wbee yen out into tne cold; if he talks very
mesn whet you any. low, and never looks you ateadily in the eye;
3. Never promise them anything unless if his cheek, .re red anal his nose only
you sre quite ears) you can give them what blushes, it is enough. II he romps with
you your aiater, sigh, like a pair ol old bellows,
4. If you tHI s little child to do some- looks solemn when you are addressed by in
thing, show hiac how to do it, and see that it other gentleman, an J in fact U the most still,
ta dore' awkwsrd, stupid yet envious of all your
6. Always punish your children for. wil : male frienda. vou mav ro aatid .k..
fully disobeying you, but never punish them: the poor fellow too happy for bis skia to
nger. bold him.
6. Never let then perceive thet they can I Young ladies! keep your beerte in s case
Twmjw or WMV you lobe your self com- of good leather, or some other tough sub
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lid . .1 L I H Zm Ban... g . . . , .
I1. " ' P; ns .an. to talk proposed by the French pspers. Should it
very kindly to your mother: if. in ehort, he become popular, a widow may hereafter have
sneetea when you are ainiji na, criticises vour har ....h.nrf m.t . ..l.
1 ---aiu imiw an vs uvvivi, w saa a
curls, and rails to be foolish every hour. hen chain lllir horf In remind k nl I L.- !-)
don't fall in lore with him for the world! H-ioond. A husband will have hia wife done
only admirea you, let him ssy wbat he ill'iuto a pin, and certain actdemiriaa.old
to lbs contrary. fegiee-we know of woeld mske very good
fill th. All... l.an.l it t ... . '
. - , 11 bc is merry wiu eoat buttons. N. Y. Tribune.
Laighaüle . At s church of "color, net
twenty mi lee from thi. city, tbe other eve-
Monarrha r.f the anil il.;I- mm ...... i.
-- ., j, jinn 101 - k w
Think ye your toil grievous, irksome or med that not more than thirty per cent, of
.1 . . . . I., . . . .
poorer, are you aanameo, so you pi'y or me mool ensumed in this country is
lifLau. r a a produced at home. Sheep raieinjjiuurt
Ihsmel ' S ' 71 76 "l'ore be a profitJe boninene Ihr
Perhaps, though yen admire tbe pleasures ol!U,Ä"V Ven to VOme- even U
other, too, rapmiy inmate. Other branches ol
But be assured, desr farmer, that all others tK-k-raiinf: have frequently been
overdone; but the supply of wool in
tins country has never jet equalled
envy you.
Biaoscri, Ibd , June.
1868.
mand
7. If thev eive WSV to aelulenea mnA
ill
stance, until the right oue ia found without a
doubt, after which you can go on and love.j
sons, both white and colored, standing upon
lbs seats during singing service, called out
is a loud voice:
"tsetdown off dem seats, boff white men
snd color, I cares no more for de oes dsn de
odder."
Imsgine the pious minister's surprise on
hearing the congregation auddenly com
mence sinning, in short meter:
"Get down off dem seats,
Boff white men sod color;
I cere no more for one man
Than I docs for da odder."
L7An observing gbntlemsn who has just
. ... j 1 j - -.. fV " iuc,; -m " uuwiuiik ;i 111 lemon wnu UBS JIIS1
lemper, weit Uli iney sre calm, and thencourl ,Dd be i.rried, a.d be bsppy without returned from s lour through various psru
gently reason with then on the impropriety .1., 1..., kü ..! --r ssswa. rki- v l n ilZZT
gently reason with ibem on the impropriety j,,w ,eM, bi, o!
01 meir eonuurt.
6. Remember that a little rear nl nuniah
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For the Jasper Courier.
To Mary Ann
To hire an hour with tbee, Mary,
Seems Bought but blies supreme.
The pure light of thine eyes, Mary,
Might be a poet'a theme.
Tbe sweet tones of thy voice, Mary,
Excel the harp, shew,
And earth 's s heaven ts me, Mary,
If I bat nave thy leva.
I csn't describe my love, Msry,
Tis far beyond control;
Tis now a part of life, Mary,
Impressed opea my soul.
Oh woulJ thst I could say, Mary.
That thou wert now my own,
No other one I love, Msry,
I love but tbee alone.
NORA.
coMMumcATrn
to
the demand
Many farmer, in their
increase the weight of their
have paid coormooa ) rices for coarse,
jovergruwn,
JJkmMi ewA, wjaaam Jkm JamV tJm Agn
hmd mined their Ms.
And ret the
igbtof flececa can he larcdy in
creased without in the least injuring
their jualitv.
II' vs. IA;. What a dog lire
upon will keep a hoe. If anvhodv
ilotibU the truth of the wiving, let biin
kill hia useless dog, and put a pig in
the 1 en and give it the dog a allow
ance, lie will hnd in a few montha
that be haw a Hoc. fat iorker fit to be
eaten, a use the dog could not be pos
sibly applied to hy any Christian
the least bit o! trouble. lof Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky, Pennsylvania! u,c" mwmr wnne ' mt'P incrc are too many dogs in the coun
Wa cooa l r thia advice so a ensible, lhstand New York, informs as that the prospects ?"Mr wel1 lh " of your feet l'.tiy, by tar too many; if they had all
although it is opes to the charge of bluntJfsr s heavy crop of small grain, particularly -7' (mu,a" d.) n lb" on thelJw;n kjjW tlicre miirht hn
mms. we have no be.it.tion in pressine i, of whest, sever were more erstifvii... A i f of or chsir-then gn teL . . ,
UOOB the atlenlinn nf mi, ImAm Iiirial more ahnnitant aw.n than t ..f Lit " 'ecP' . ' e 1
r 3 '
The
l : 1 1
ii.riin dm
. .ar ,. .. - a . . . . - -
ssys: we nesr n rumoren in tne street,
f . - . . - .
(KTThe Ev.nsville Joorn.l.of the 22 "J"r " mnm eeruioty.-ucah
, Ilsen Iii
nil. SB. ,
rni, wncu occasion arise?, is mach more
effectual tban tbe llirestening of s greater
punishment should the fault be renewed.
. Never give your children anything be
cause thev era for it.
10. On no sccount allow them to .to at t,,al 11 " lne 'n,c"t''' of Juige DeBruler, of Cjr "Doctor, kin yen tell me the matter
one tims what you have forbidden, under the sPcnecr; to c"ler P the csnvss, ss sn with my child's nose I She kssps s picking
- -1 . liml.Mlul.iil .nmL.la I. f.. I .L IJ .f I, II
moo circumstance, at soother. i iwi iv vwiigrvw, invsis
II. Tesch them th.t the . nl,- , ...d olkr snti-Lecompton esndidale appear, "Yeamarm
i sr i.
', Ik il.AMM.a.ilA 1 1 S
ranrosED Nevada Teb.tort.-A ' . " . .i"CU
to create thia new Territory has boenlUO 10 ,el a8UlC W,ucl1 1roni1 00
introduced into tbs Hou.e by Mr. Smith, of :ncAnsidcrable item in the preeent
. .. vunu. .a iIIV SHW IlllliW UJ nr. OUIIlll. Oil " f
Vireiuis. from the Committer Tamian. i scarcity of snuulica. Lhxra am nui.
This Territory embraces western Utah, and sance, and should be taxed. While
a- m tu I
msrm. if. nrob.hi. .n ieeitatin. -f " rP01"'0"0' Iro Hieen thou-every farmer keeps his dog. and every
. ' I - - " uiid naM rU . . . .1 . . -
esey way to appear good is to be good. opposition to Judge Niblack. Judge De- tbs gaatric mucus membrane communicating b J . . " . V ,2. mMve Ina dog, and every free negro hie
m tne ir.c -of , .yp..ue tmi.uoa to in. epn.ham f u,ie " two or three dogs, sheep stand a poor
plee snd would do dm e.bcn.n." .. V . .. P fl.jsnr ort tkmnrl. tk. .1.1 ..1
Id. Acctwtom them to make their l.ul. re. Bruler is s strong man
cits's with perfect truth. M'igh conservative principlee
13. Never allow isle bearing.
14. Teech them self-denial, and not to ks.
dulge in an angry and resentful spirit.
credit to the State aa one of her represents "There now, th.t's just wbst I told Bsckv,
lives. Bat we lesrn thst Judge Hovey ha. but ahe 'lowed that it wss wnrrama."
avowee nis .mention to run as an nti-U- rv-r-Ti,. , .u i ...
there aro not Mormone, Brighsm Yotgssm' cVnwtoat through the world and
his twelve s poet lea sr. alleged to bare de-j-vicIti tl,eir untial fleece with nntorn
prived them of all legal protection to life snd .throats. Tbe increase of the dog pop
dany practice by parents snd gusrdians,
how much misery would bs prevented, bow
many in danger of rain would be saved
how largely would the happinesa of s thous
and domestic circle, be augmented: It is
lemestable tssee bow extensive is parental
neglect, and te witness the bad and dreadful
consequences in ths ruin of thousssss.
Five Cnildreb atObe Bum. Oa Mon
nay morning last, a woman named Elizabeth
Cordon, residing la Rothes, gave birth to
three male snd two female children. Tbe
beys were bora slieeand lived till tbs follow
tng morning; but ths girls were still bora.
The births wars premature, being in tbe sixth
month; but what is very exrsordinsry, all
wars lull grown for ths period of gsststien;
nor is Ibis tbe most surprising circumstance
a ths esse, ess) of the soys hsving two front
KFA. exchange ssys s divine out West
is trying to persuade girle to forego mar
riage. It ssys be hss succeeded ao far aa to
persuade one, sad she is about 70 yew sold.
, , in. law. WS III VCIMIII Uli la Ol
the opinions of the people, it sppeersto be Texas tbs new wbest crop is rssdy for tbe
TT 7 m. opponents .e, while st ths North it is just begin-
of the kansaa fraud to give kirn a clear aiot to trow.
....I. 1 .1 . -.1 a. Hn i m I i
iraca in tan race who JUOge niDIBCB.
ONiraion ia thi Niw CrcLoraou
Babt The judge, jury and sentence ol
every well reguls ted fsmily . A thing that
squawks at midnight, and will not be com
forted by say quantity of sop. A biped call,
ed by hie mother "de rosy posy, pinkum sink.
bisse it. little heart!" .nd very frequently
"toted" to ths tune of -Here we m .a. tU.
up-s, sad here ws go down, down, down-e.''
By Bachelors called "brat," sad by Tupoer.
tbe proverbisl philosopher, delicately alluded
to aa"a well-spring," me.
HT" You'll bsve to hear the responsibili
ty," mid s mother to s bright. eyed young
mV7 . .p.m. -- " y KT- I he extent of the territory snd viristy property. Their present eituatoa ia be-
I these rule. wer. rsdaccd to prscliee, P" mocrat.c .ndependent c.adidste, (lw eliB-u lh. United Btatee, may be lieved by many lo be full of peril, snd it is to
tiy practice-bv psreuts and cu.rdi.r... " Diatrict, and aa far aa we can raiherlr-.ii.awl i. sw r... .i... : l. l .u ZT .
statieisa reports the whole
number of conversions ia evsry P'ate, as
tbs result of the recent revival, up to the lirat
of Msy, to be 9 J06. Tbe number sst down
lor Indisns ia 4,77d.
BFThat wss a very aingular mistake
made hy Diggs, st the wedding, who when
introduced to the bride, wished she micht en
joy many returns of the present happy oc-
when be earns into ths world. The daughter of our acquaintance, who thought
A... I. " . oi marrying wnnout ins maternal npproba-
d'rlully well.- Elgia (Scotlsndl Uouiaut I rne. i k-.. - . ...
i i . ' - ----- . ...i mtiw, Uta, I alio
- ... aV,
bs hoped thet C ongress will take early
lion oa tbe bill, so as te sUcit tbs necessary
information to enable them to do whst may
then seem proper ia tbe premises. Tbe
originstors of the bill declare that tbe peoele
(here sre absoletely a prey to the Mormone.
hostile Indians, and fugitive, from justice.
If so, our Government should come to their
relief ss speedily ss possible. Memnhie
Bulletin.
Cube or .Vile Sicebesb. Mr. C. Walk
er, ia a letter te the Chicago Parmer, asserts
boldly tbat be haa foead and fully tested e
cots for the milk sickness. He says:
The cause is sobslt. No ere, ia its nato
rsl state, baa ever been discovered that is
poison but cobslt. I bsve never known man
or beast to be s (Tec ted where this ere is not
found. Tbs cure is sulphuric acid. I bsve
essioa
Will yea have me. Sarah!" mm afelLTI ü?
hi bäh bb Bess vwsawi. bbm. nwww iw roiucut .
k. aW .Aim. I OkaJa.
Kaubj Louisville Journal
young msn te sshy young Isdy
"No, John," said she, "but you ra'y hive
'ii' if yeu like
nlation accounts for the scarcity
used for several seawoos, assd havu
iiinvrd ifn offlenrv A a the as aasnsi ,.f
flies is at band, it may be useful tu
vour rernlew: Take two or three small
bandfals ol walnut leaves, noon whim
poor two or more quarts of toft cob!
water; let it infuse one night, and
Bthe whole next morning into a
e, and let it toil tor a Quarter of
aa hour. When cold it will I tit lor
use. No more it required than to
moisten a snonra and before the hörst
goes out the stable, let those jaarU
whfoh am most i rrtrsJsle Yin anuami
over with the honor, vi Mareen and
upon ths ears, the nc;, the flank, etc.
itl nnlv the la.lv nr irontkmiaun who
rides out för pleasure will derive a
benefit from the leaves thus rreircd.
;imi urc wmrrnnrnn. wiu aamiri,
IQFThc book-keeper who fell from a .n ,.iUr. . horwAa. dtirimr lh.?
jcolumn ef tigures is Min in s critical täte. ,0t months.- or. Prairie l-snaer.