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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-20
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-20

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-20

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-20
Sen. 81 GamGcnitraBe.

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gptr MAIDEN un{erH 8rsuneen, frpte benz 9aebrten Dubli.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-08-20

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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-12-11
@ElE0 1fgD POETRY.
The Farmers Fireside.

How happy was the cycntide,
In the good Old days now past and gone,
As round the farmers Rrcside.
We gathered when the day was gone;
The frelight flickering on the wall,
Sweet voices sounded in the hall.
Then songs and mirth and tales went round,
And many a shout of laughter clear,
Rang out with Joyous pealings sound,
Which loving hearts grew warm o hear;
Gay shadows danced upon the wall,
Like city belle at the city bail.
The rudy blaze of the great pine fire.
Glanced on the good dame, happy and mild :;
FURNISHED the locks Of the gray hnircd sire.
PAINTED the checks of The fiolicling child;
frightened with lustre the long broad hall
Cast many shadows on the wall.
And when the merry Christmas came,
stockings were hung on the Christmas tree ;
And the simple gift and the good old game.
Made the, old feel young, and the young full
of gloc
The shadows fingered on tic wall
And light feet fingered long in the hall
Many ChriStmaSses came and went;
The old folks stood on the brink of the grave;
Their forms were withercd and feeble and bent.
And the youth grew UP to n,anhood brave;
Then the shadows tremblc ON the wall,
Like leaves of Autumn ere they fall.
Those days arc gone, swiftly ticd.-
And green mounds where the willow weep,
Among the nations of tho dead,
Show where these old folks calmly slccp
Then silence rcigncd within the hall,
And darkness shadowcd Mi the WALL
The little ones that sported there.
Scattered DER earth far and wide.
Assoilcd by worldly grief aud care,
Weep rs they think of the old frcsidc.
In dreams they sport again nthe hail.
And dance to tic shadows on the wall.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-12-11

A APoTTAwAToMIEje ehicftain, in giving
evidence before the United States Circuit
Court at Chicago, made Che fcllowinp hon.
est admission Quoth Alexander, II wos
lnrthosc days much about. the garrison;
kept within few miles; always went to the
.suaer'swhen ] was thirsty" "Wcrc you
often thirsty Z? Hadn't much money in
these tines, "Wcre yon thirsty whency-
er you had money!" N'Was very muoh
thirsty always when hadmoney."
SOME stupid says that elf fee we're
charged to see the sun rise, niDe,tenths of
the world would be up in the morning"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-12-11

CoaNo TO IRA Paris correspondent
writes that horse c-meat is being introduced in
several cities in Europe as an article of hu-
man food. lie states that there aro already
four shops in Vienna wheye such meat is
sold, one in. Dublin, and several sprinkled
throughout Germany, in the various cities.
The sale of horse-meat can, however, never
arrive at large regular trade, as the horse
Is too valuable an animal TO be raised for
food, The horses Slaughtered for such par
pose, however, are probably those which be-
come worthless from old age, or who meet
with accidents of broken limbs, &C.
10 gain correct acquaintance with hu.
man nature, il is not necessary to movo in a
public or extensive sphere, a moro limited
circle OF observation conduces to greater
n,.s sypteness and accuracy, a pnblic mode
of lfeis favorable s4 q Knowledge of man
ners {; q private, to knowledge Of character.
II seems to be so easy to be GOO pstured,
that it is wonder anybody takes the trou-
bic to be anything else,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-09


Tnr Coz NTy CONVENTION. - Wchopc
to sec large delegation from every
township at the Convention next Sat
day week. If every township will
send up a number Of tried md true
men Is delegates, it Will insure fair
ness and harmony OF action, and the
triumphant success Of the ticket nom
mated. We understand that some Of
the townships failed 70 hold meetings
on last Saturday. Well, there i plcn-
ty Of time yet; Let meetings be held
and delegates appointed a. SION as
possible. and let the delegates come
up to the Convention fully inbucd
with the pure spirit Of Dencc racy. de-
tcrmined to noinir a.c The best men for
the various Offices. The utility Of Con
yeniions Is scarcely a debatcablepoint.
They concentrate action, and il THE
PEorIE but take them iii hand. they
cannot hc ruled by clique Of dcina-
gogucs. AMI the effect is . secure the
services Of our best and most conlpc-
tent men as public officers. II i true
we al have our favoritc candidates
This Is but natural; but VIC should not
let our preferences run away with onl
ind gnent; let u work earnestly and
jealousy for our iayorites in the Con
ycntion. and when the nomination.
are made, let rs show thar We ars
good democrats. willing that the ma
jority should rule, by working viii
the same zeal for the ticket, wllcthc
our favorites arc part Of il Or not, a
We know that some one must be dis
appointed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-09

INDEPENDENCE DAy IN JAsrER. On
Monday last, the day observed in this
place for the anniversary Of our ma
tional independence, our patriotic cit
liens gave ample evidence that they
duly appreciated that great event
which the day il designed 70 commenl-
crate. At All early hour our towns
men. acluated by an unwontcd degree
of patriotic tervor were all astir.--
The stars aud stripes were unfnrlcd,
cannons were firing, and high above
all was heard in spirit stirring strains,
some Of the best national airs, b. our
fine Jrass band.
A splendid pole was procured and
raised on the public squMe. inmedi-
ately in front Of the court house. Its
elevation was accompanied with the
most enthusiastic demonstrations
loud and continuous chccring-ban'
ncrs waving-cannon booming, and
martial music sounding. As soon as
the pole had attained its perpcndicu-
lar, and the national flag, with Liberty
inscribed upon its broad folds, was
seen proudly waving from its summit
all repaired to the conrt house, wlierS
the Declaration Vi Independence was
read By DIR. Z. Stephenson, and a neat
aud appropriate address delivered ,,
W. q. Adams, Esq.
In the evening there were two balls
where everything passed off pleasant
", and where those who during tlit
day had not found it convenient 4
exercise their heads, made aml'l.
atcncmeni BY a vigorous use d thcil
heels.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-09

L. Attention Is directed to the adj
vcrtiscmcnt Of Isaac Newton in to-
days paper. lie has just purchased
Il large stock OF new drugs and other
articles in his line. and being deter
mined to dispose o. them cheap, feel
ing sure that "a niinhlc sixpcncc i
better than a slow shilling he has
taken the best means to accomplish hi'
purpose, ~ letting hundreds Of per
sons know through the Courier
where to buy their drugs cheap. Civ
him call.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-09

Pursuant 10 notice the democrats q
BainLridgc township assembled at the
court housc, on Saturday. July 81.
On motion, y. i. Edmonston was
called to the Chair, and Henry a..
lIolthaus chosen Secretary.
On motion a committee Of three
was appointed to report suitable per-
sons as delegates to the County Con-
vcntion.
Messrs. s. Jcrgcr, i. Stephenson.
and $. j. Cromcr we've appointed said
committee.
The committee reported the names
Of the following persons, and the re-
port was adopted:
Charles Buclert. JOS. Ackcrman,
Reuben Matthias, Jos. Freedman, ST.,
Wm. Mahin, Adolpl llartcr, Fred
Meschcdy, Anthony Eckert, Matthias
Kecier, Casper John, Jno. Mehringcr
John Opel. y y. Edmonston, Peter
Bridcwiscr, Jos. Scrincrshcim, Der
nard Hurst, Martin Freedman, J. \
Nincingcr, Michael Tennis, Jordan
lScrmersheiln, Francis Brelage, a. g
Morgan, Cornelius ilurstand Michac
Jochim.
On motion It resolved that the pro
'cccdings Of this meeting DO pnblisico
in the Jasper Weekly Courier,
The meeting then adjourned.
d. B. EDMONSTON. Pscst.
III. A. HoLTIiAus, Scc'y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-09

Tnr CRors. Most Of the wheat il
this county Is now cut, and the farm
ers tell rs that, Notwithstanding con
siderable injury BY the rust and otlcl
causes, the yield is fully UP 70 the ny
cragc The oats crop is nearlya com
lalcte failure, only an occasional field
on high ground, that is not destroyed
BY tho rust. The corn looks remark
ably well, and with 4 favorable seasol
there will 5c a large crop. The yielt
OF hay is said to be better than for sc
ycral years.
Accounts Of crops all over the Stat'
are very encouraging, and although
the season j. rather late, y. can Iool
forward with confidence 10 the ''goo,
time coming"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-09
, AsPE X:
"Inilocent Flirtations.


In many Of our more recent novel
lcttes, and in mary Of our leading lit
erary papers Of the day, VIC notice a
marked tendency to treat with much
Indulgence and consideration that
bsne Of social life generally termed
filtration. Nothing is more reprehen
siblc than such u course as thir. To
speak Of innocent hirtatious,' harm
less Hirtations, &c, is as untrue as
it is inconsiderate. Why not as well
speak Of an innocentthett, or q BARN
less murder. II is not every one who
understands what the words mean 80.
Some very silly young girls. just out
Of boarding school, consider il sort
OF complimentto be called firts. They
blush and shipper. aud pretend tohaye
just as many beallx as they can find,
fresh fools to angle for them, little
aware what desperate habits are form
Ing their charmed circles around them,
beyond which in few years It will
be out OF their power to move
One can bear to be cheated BY q
cloth merchant, or grocer, although
the transaction merits unlimited con
tempt: but to be deceived BY the lips,
and the eyes, the smiles and the speech
Of young hearts that should be free
from Intentional guilt, makes wounds
that even time cannot heal. Heaven
knows how many heart hardened men
walk the earth, sourcd and unhappy.
finding filsehood everywhere, looking
crookedly upon all creations Of har-
mony, and seeing. distortion in every
thing because their natures have been
warped BY some cruel deception. The
yictimof fiirt, il proportion to his
singleuess Of nature, his wholesome
and implicit faith in his kind, bis gen
erous unwarped sense Of Justice, and
the breadth and depth Of bis love, oft
entines becomes the more morose, IN
yielding, woman-hating man. And
many such do marry from prudential
motives, often the fatal change, and
lead their partners most unhappy lives
But young school girls--fnishcd, &C
complished women, are not the onl,
hirts. To their absolute aud ctcrna
disgrace be il spoken, many marrict
women are flirts. Not even the 50
credness Of the vows they have takel
upon them, the trust which their hus
bands contide in them, nor the opinio
Of the world, will deter them frot
this most satanic love Of vanity an
misrulc. Not even their babes, who's
eyes cbuke them Of every glance, an
whose innocence is continual prays
for their unworthy mothers, can wak
them to realization Of the cxcccdill
steep precipice npon whose brink the
stand, swaying to their fall. The b
ginning Of many young girls al
married woman's fall may be trace
to an 'innoccnt Airtation.,
nn-TLere n n man out West - no iabo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-09
CALL AT TIE OLD STAND
HORSE PO WEIR 5ar SALE.

vlvHE undersigned. having completed '''s
4 arrangements ior running Lis Wool
Cssd,ug Machine ~ sicams cficrs for sale
the hvrsc DOW a. machinery formerly attached
10 il. This horse power Is ~ good order. Of
an eAceIen, qualiiy, aud will be sold on We
~ reasonable terms. II applied for soon q
my wool carding machine 10 jasper.
June Is, 1855. ALOIS EcKERT.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-09
1855 49, - - 49, -
AGUE BALSAM .

Hecause il wiIl III all cases. safely and ef
feciual.y cure that much dreaded scCrrre oi
tie vest chlls, Fever aud ague--wilhcul
fnil. aud Ia cases Will cOunferaci The poison
II Malaris, of which fact thousands 90 les.
iif,; aud, unlike alI other nustrums, i i on.
Nv recommended for one class OF diseases,
and as tonic il is unsurpassed We VII
of1rr few evidences OF ~ worth, BY men
u influence ard high standing.
PRrScFTys III Sept. 20, 1877.
DR.. Msnu--rcar sir: For several yesrs
past | have used your A Cue BaSam 10 my
daily practice. AID have closely observed IL
effects III hundreds OF cases, and III TO case
has i failed 10 produce the most happy 81
secl can most cheerfulv recommend i
as certain specific for chills, lever and
ugue. aud nalsri. as dIseases.
Truly Yours, II. AusTlS, n. ID.
MARSHALL. NicH. Feb. m 1857.
DR.. Mann & Col have sold q large
amount Ut your Aguc Balsam ii this vicinity
and rom nv pcrsonsl knowledge Of il. | BE-
licye il the best remedy fcr ohlis, fever and
srue thai has ever been sold IN orr state.
Respectfully You're, o a HypE.
AsHTAEuLA. Ohio. Jan. ISt 1888.
\ Messrs. =. *. Mann g Co--Genis: ~
csnyassing The states OF Ohio aud slchigan
Tor tie sale d the different remedies 81
which We have control, our a,tcn,ion has
been called 10 observe the great name thai
your sguc bslsam has gained Tor Itself IN
every place where sold. Il really seems l.
be The peoples own remedy, and H. sale,
more rapid than " others II Il desined /,
} superccdc all other acuc remedies in Tho
market. Very truly yours,
a. : IIrspry.
NEW YORK, Frb. 70, 1855.
Mcssrs X Mann a. CO. Gents: hsv,
at our house IN st Louis sold your sgue bsl
|, san some three years. aud have carofuli,
observed i,s effects in curing, aud must il
I. M candor say, | DO not believe i'd equal cx
ists in al the world 81 medicines. 10 "a,
personal knoa ledge il has cured permanent
\ " every Time, and have known II used ATTIC
\ oil oiher remedies have been tried IN yair
with tho most happy result; and whit J
5 more remarkable have never known Gas
y bu, what rcmaiLed cured. for al least Tia
: season. ave no hesitation in recommend
ing il Us perfect triumph over chills az
fever. Respectfully Yours.
|. DG o J WOOD.
!, Is. N. MANN & TO-, rrolaictors
!, GalirH, Ohio. sold II, All good Drug
g'sis, ua. - 3ui.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-09

owe see by notices posted about
town that Judge IIoyey is to speak
here to morrow night. Sorry to see
him wasting his time and energies in
such cause, for We can assure him
Il will do him no goodin Dubois coun-
ty. The Democracy here love their
glorious living principles too well y
lbc drawn Of ~ d dead issue.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-09
lsuarsIiam's Notice.

- OTlCt: II hereby given that The under
- s'gued has been appointed guardian o.
John II. Tcaman's heirs. q the April term.
1883, II the Dubois Common Pleas Court.
~ thc place " i,chsfd Tcising, iorrasf
guardian, removed Ny urdgi ~ Sad court.
spiil23 a. jynt q. SIstS, Gusrdisn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-09

lAccording to Monsieur Genir. a
French savant, the sex OF eggs can be dis
All eggs containing The germ
of males have wrinkles on their smaller end
while female eggs are equally smooth Al
both cxtremilies.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-09

0-TOnc hundred and dfty.,hree sacks OF
new wheat, ID two lots. were sold In the
81. Lonis market on Saturday, At the mode
rate price Of sa25 per bushei. l. was
rom Mississippi and Tennessee.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-09

n5r The Western waters were very high
in 81. Seven years after 10 a.; and in sew
en- years again in '5l; and then again in IS
we have great food. The supcrsti,ious
can now exercise their talents upon The
magical number seven.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-09

TIE LADIES PLaIrorM.-A young Ameri-
c'n lady being asked BY politician, which
party che wss mos, u favor Of, rerli.d lhsl
shc preferred welding party.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-09
800 SUITS Oh CLOTHING.
STRICTLY AT COST FOR CASH'
stephen Jcrgcr,

last SIDE or TIA .vuKf HgrsE.
4 kFFERS for sale al ccsi bis entire stock
~ OF Spring. Summer, Fall aud Winter
Clothing. fine French cloth. cassimcres. cas-
-iuet-. satlns, linen trimmings ~ all kinds.
hats. sbrtr, &c, &c Which will be disposed
" " cost for CASH ONLY Thosc wanting
The "aurlh Of their money aud the right
change back" would % well 10 call and ex-
anime his stock before purchasing else. here.
CALL AT Tue OLD STAND!
East side The court house, in Jasper.
STEPHEN JERGER.
N. n Good. sold ~ time will be charged
the regular price.
il prrrons knowing themselves indebted
10 me are q yncScd 70 come and settle, eth
~ by each Or note.
June ~. 1853.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-09

nrThere 10 man out West who labors
uu5er the deIusion ,hs, "Hon." before 40
Office holders name mesns aiIonesi.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-09

n-y Governor Sibley Of the new Sta'c o
Minnesota. in his inaugural address, which
was delivered on "Wednesday he 2dinstant
talks like a sensible man should in these
days Of political fana,icisin. Read the cub
Joined extract:
Minnesota enters the Union as The 32t
State. She extends friendly baud 10 all
her sisters, North and South, and give:
them the assurance that she rims theii
raiiks--not 10 provoke sectional discord o.
10 engender strte-no, 10 enlist in cru
SADIE against such Of them as differ from hel
IN the character or their domestic institu
tions, but TO promote harmony and good will
AID 10 lend her aid, on al occasions, il
maintaining the integrity Of tie Union.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-09

urA lot II dour manufactured from
wheat grown this Ger son, sold in New iorI
on Saturday. al IS per barrel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-09

az The Sepoys Of India are still far ron
being subducd. The war Is still carried on,
The battles generally resulting 10 favor O
tic British, although they occasionally
meet with rcycrses. But no sooner arc the
Sepoys defeated and driven from one place
than they appear 10 another IN strong
force, IN some cases estimated at 10000
BY nearly every foreign arrival we hear 81
marching and countermarching, Of towns
occupied, Of battles fought, Of victories lot
and won. OF rebellion quellcd in one quartet
and Of new uprlsings ia another. IN short
Tie war is far from beirg ended aud 'hs
British Government begins 70 realize tht'
the forced occupation Of Iudia does not pa,
expenses.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-09
1'ERlIs

y
One copy FIR three years 90 and gifis.
AND TO CLUBS:
Three copies. one year 50 90 and gina.
Five copies. one year 8 90 ana 5 gif's.
Ten copies one yesr 8 90 and 10 giii<.
rweny one copies ! year 80 90 and ~ gii's
The articles 10 be given away are com
prised ii the following list:
. packages gold, contsining $500 csrh
10 % d % 100 each
10 PAL lev. hunt. case watches 100 each
20 guild aiches as each
80 d. 80 each
ITO do so each
800 ladies gold = hiches. 50 each
200 silver hunting cascd watches. 80 each
500 silver watches, ~ TO 25 fs5l.
1000 gold guard, vest lob rhsins 10 10 50
Gold Locke,s. Bracelets. Brourhes, =.
Drops. Breast Pins. ruh Pins. Sleeve &c,
tons. Rings. Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, c..J
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