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Glasgow weekly times., 1858-09-02

QUEER PAnrxEKs.-Jerrold, at party,
noticed doctor, in solemn black, waltZing
with young lady, who was dressed in a
silk OF brilliant blue Jerrold-"As ! lire!
there's a blue Pill dancing with black
drauehti ..s,..r -..- ..
Glasgow weekly times., 1858-09-02

ERev. E. E. Wiley, of Virginia. has
declined the Presidency of Central College
at Faye,te. The vacancy has not yet been
filed.
Glasgow weekly times., 1858-09-02

IL always sing 10 please myself
said gentleman, who was humming tune
in company. Then you are not at all diff
cult to please" said lady who sat next TO
him.
Glasgow weekly times., 1858-09-02

Frnsr IMrREssIoss.-How was the girl
.mitten9 As they kill patridgss; at first sight.
Glasgow weekly times., 1858-09-02

A SWIMMING MATCH-YoUNG LADY
RESCUED BY A"PEEPINs Ton. THAT even
SO mean a business as that Of "Peeping
Tom may turn out happily, the following
from the Pittsburg Dispatch proves:
At Murdocksville, some young ladies had
selected shady nook, and were enjoying a
river bath, when two young fellows, stroll
ing in the woods. heard an unusual splash
ing in the water, and, following their
ears" were amazed and-shall we say it?
delighted, on turning sharp bend in the
river, TO behold the water nymphs floating
in the ripping current, fairer than the nsiads
and more enchanting than syrsns. Con-
cealing themselves, one Of the rasca!s wag-
cred thirty dollars on the swimming powers
of flaxen- haired divinity against small,
dark-eyed beauiy-the two being the lead
ers of the party, and the most expert swim
mers. The wager was accepted. The
two had struck out for long swim, a
strong swim, and SWIM altogether, when
the sslair- haired she" shrieked, "a turtle! a
turtle!" and, terribly frightened, sank Inder
the surface.
1t was struggle between gallantry and
duty with the young men; but the one who
had accepted the challenge, leapt from his
hiding place into the stream, and striking
out boldly, succeeded in seizing the insensi-
bic and drowning girl and dragged her TO
the shore. OF course the remainder Of the
party had fed. but soon returned, took
charge of the nearly inaninate form, and
restored her TO consciousness. In consid-
Grafton Of the service performed the yeuns
fellows were granted absolutiOn. The he
roic Q cuer of the young lady, however,
claimed the thirty dollars, on the score tha,
his nymph had fairly xon the match. If ii
is no, busted up, the young men propose
that the ladies' shall try it again.
Glasgow weekly times., 1858-09-02

ITThe river is falling. and large sized
boats find trouble 10 nsvigste. Lss igof .7
Glasgow weekly times., 1858-09-02
A White Woman Escapes from Slavery.

IxrEntsTING LEGAL PRocEEDrNGs-ANS
GoDDARD VS.. MARY GoDDARD.-We copy
The following interesting case from the
Maysville (Ky.) Eagle, Of Thursday af-
ternoon:
"One of the most remarkable and in
tensely interesting cases ever brought be-
fore Court of Justice, was tried and dis
posed Of in our Circuit Court last week.
The plaintiff, Ann Goddard, was hand
some, young white woman, about twenty
one years of age, perfectly white, with long.
luxuriant and straight hair, graceful and
easy in manners, and having all the ap pear
ance of an accompli he'd and well raised
lady. Her features bore the highest marks
of European perfection, and there was not
the slightest INDIGESTION of African blood in
her veins.
She brought suit here for freedom, alleg-
ing that she had been forcibly arrested by
the officers, and lodged in the negro Jail OF
the late James Mcmillan, under the claim
of the defendant, Mary Goddard, that she
was slave, when in truth she was a free
white woman"
The suit was brought nearly two years
ago by Hon. r. H. Stanton, and prosecuted
by him, with the assistance of Hon. w. w.
Wadsworth and Judge J. d. Taylor, and
defended by Hon. H. Taylor and T. C.
Campbell, E>qr. When the jury was
sworn, the only testimony relied upon by
the plaintiff, was the exhibition OF her onn
person for inspection, her council claiming
that her appearance was prlma .facie evil
dence OF her freedom, and the presumption
thus being raised, of course the burden OF
proof rested on the defendant 10 prove her
slave. An attempt was then made by the
defendant 10 prove her the daughter Of
molstto named Matilda, by whom the latter
had been reared from infancy, but In this
they did not succeed, as no witness was in
trOduced who was present at the birth Of
the child.
This case was ably argued on both sides,
and much feeling was manifested In the
community on behalf Of the pla nlif. When
tie jury brought in their verdict to the ef-
feet that she was ''lree white woman"
the Judge was compelled to address the au-
dience upon the imprOpriety Of any demon
strations of applause in Court of Justice,
in order to keep down a universal impulse
10 show the satisfaction given by the result"
Glasgow weekly times., 1858-09-02

TOFFEE-5o bags prime Rio coffee, just re-
~ ceived and for sale loH foi cash by
marII'5S. THOMSON, LEWIS & co.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

J. From your children's earliest infancy
inculcste the necessity or ins,a nj obedie nee
,. U.ise 6rmness with gestieness. Le
jour shilises sIwsys ssdssssssd shss 20
mean what you ny.
?. xevsr promise them anything unles.
yOu are quite ssrs you can give them whs
you say.
:. II you TIL lilile child TO do some.
thing, show hin how 70 do Il, end sec thss /,
is dore.
8. Always punish your children for, viii
fully disobeying you, but never punish then
in anger.
8. Never les them perceive that they cen
vex you o. make you lose your self com.
mand.
4. u they give way TO peiulcncs and III
temper. wait ill they are calm, and then
gently reason with them On the impropriety
Of their conduit.
g. Remember that little present punish
ment. when occasion arises, is much more
edeetusl than the threatening Of greater
punishment should the fault be renewed.
?. Never give your children anything be-
cause they cry for Il.
10. On no account allow them 10 do a
one time vhss you have forbidden, under the
same circumslances Il another.
~. Teach them thss The only sure snd
easy wy % appear good il to Be good.
y. Accustom shsm to make their li,lIs re-
citas with perfect truth.
-. Mover allow tale bearing.
-. Teach them ssIf-denisl. and not to in
dp'gc in en- angry and scsen,fuI spirit.
u these rules were reduced 20 practice,
dairy rrsctice-by parents and guardians,
how much misery would Be prevented, hc~
many 10 danger Of ruiz would Be saved
hov largely would the hsppinees Of ibous-
and domestic circles be augmented: IL Il
lsmestsbIc % zee how extensive Is parental
neglect. and 70 witness the bad and dreadful
consequences IN the ruin Of ihousands.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

Talking in NY Sleep.
have something sweet 10 tell you,
But the secret you must keep.
And remember II isn't right
am stalking in my sIeep.'
For know am but dreaming
When think your love Is mine.
And ! know they are but seeming,
Ailibe hopes that round me shine.
SO rene mber when.s ! tell you
What ! cannot longer keep,
We are none Of Us responsible
FOr what We say ip slespi
nv pretty secrrs : coming;
Oh. listen with your heart,
And you shalI hear Il humminc.
80 close twill make you aisrt.
0, shut yout your eyes 90 earnest,
Or mine will wildly weep
J love you! adore you! but
\ an talking 10 ny sleep.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18
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DUscss COUNTY. INDIANA, by
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For County 400
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The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18
For the Jasper Courier.
IN Honor Of the Farmer.
BY JAMES c NEWTON.


Labor is honorable and well pleasing to G cd
TO cut away the forest and turn DER The sod
Stern minded farmer. noble son OF Toll.
Economy's hero, and lord Of the soil.
Ye toll stricken heroes, your wors. tolls soon
o'er,
Your farms are fsst spreading DER this vas,
woodland shore;
Care stricken warriors, then you will scc,
As rest from your lahore 4 email jubilee.
Your numerous sons are still rowing fer west,
10 travcrsc those wild meadows which will
suit them far best,
Those fair virg'n n soils spread far and wide.
Welcome the sons Of toll as to ready bride
Ye truest Of conquerors. with time stricken
brow,
Warriors Of the axe, and commanders q The
plow,
Your pleasant homes, likewise your fruitful
stations,
Are admired by the gre stest men or every
land and nation.
Monarehs q the soil. think ye your Iot sad.
Think ye your toll erievoss, irksome Or mad.
Laborer, are you ashamed, do you ply OF
blame
The more lilly figured gentry; do ys envy
the samei
Perhaps, though you admire the pleasures Of
others too,
But be assured. dear farmer. that sll others
envy you.
BIRDsEYE, IND June, 1858.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

Five CHrLDaEH At OxE BlRrR. .-On Mon.
dsy morning last, women named Elizabeth
Gordon. residing iD Roshes. gave birth %
three male and two fsmsis children. The
boyswere born alive and lived ill the follow.
Ing morning; but she girIs were still born,
The births were premature, being ID The sixth
month; but shat = very ex'rsordinssy, slI
were full grown for the period ofesssssisD;
nor = this The most surprising circumstances
- ths case. epe q The boys having Two from,
sessh when be csme into The world. The
womsH, We are happy 70 ssy, u doing Won.
a'riully we'll IEIsiu (Scolsnd) Uoursnr,
April -.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

To PRz:vESr Fins Flox TEASING
HoRsEs. The following recipe ! have
used for several seasons, and have
proved its efficacy. As the season cf
flies is e hand, it may be uscfnl fc
your rcaderG Take two or three small
Of walnut leaves, upon whirh
pour two or moro quarts Of son cold
water; LET Il infiise one night and
pour the whole next morning into
kettle, and lct it boil for 4 quarter Of
an hour. When cold it will he fit for
USE No moro is requircd than 70
moisten : sponge and before the horse
gocs out the stable, Let those parts
which are most irritable be smcarcd
over with the liquor, vix between and
upon The cars, the nc:k, the flank, etc
Not only the laiy Or gentleman who
rides ont for pleasure will derive =
benefit from the leaves thus prepared,
Int the ccachman. the WAGNER. AMI
all Others who usc horses. during she
llot months. Cor. Prairie Farmer.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

tbs PRorosED NEVADA TERIroRY.-A
bill % create this new Territory has been
introduced into the House By Mr.. Smith, ol
Virginia. from the Committee on Tenteries.
This Territory embraces western Utah. and
hes population OF from ten 70 lifteen thou.
sand persons. The county = represented
as being full Of alIuvial valleys and rich -
tsllic and mineral resources. AZ the people
there ars not Mornons, Brigham Young and
his twelve apostles are alleged 70 have De-
prived them Of slI legal protection 70 life and
property. Their present situation b b.
lieved By many 70 b fuIl % peril, and Il i 10
Be hoped Inst cesgress will saks early &C.
tion on The bill, % = % elicit The necessary
information 20 enable them 10 DO what may
then seem proper 10 the premises The
cFiginators q The bill declare that ~ psopIs
here are sbsolusely prey % The 1Iormons,
hostile Indiana. and fnsisives from justice.
II 90. Our Government should come 70 their
relief e speedily = possible - llsnphis
Bulletin. M
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18
IA


-
S"I1r AAls'Sc.-it has always been
: na.'er o. surprise TO US, says the
fA'r'e = armer, that the Northwest is
81 poorly Stocked with sheep No 9TH
cr animal is 50 well calculated to i'm
prove me quality Of the land, certain
y no other will yield 50 large a return
"r 50 little labor The value Of sheep
- 'mprovos Of soil is 50 well known,
.''at when land has been worn ont BY
ignorant and careless hnsbandry, il is
common % turn 4 into sheep pasture
nnt'i i's strength and fertility are re-
stored.
Inc pasture Of one COW viii. il is
sustain ten sheep, and there
are places where cows would starvo
q which sheep will not only thrive,
? "a. actually yield handsome profit.
y 's an absurd opinion, on the other
.'a''a, mat sheep should not he put in
= l'cn pasture They deserve gncl
ecu as much as any animal, and ncnc
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

ErThat wss : very singular mistake
made By Diegs, q The wedding. who when
introduced % The bride, wished she might en-.
joy many returns Of The present happy oc.
casion.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

0z-"You'Il havs % boar The rsspeasibili.
"" ssid mother 20 bright.eycd young
daughter 81 our scquaIntance Z, who thought
Of marrying without the maternal spprvba-
ton. n expect 70 tcsr several, ma sad
Fanny ~ Louisville Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

Hoes vs.. Docs.-s-Whaf . dog lives
upon will keep q hog II anybody
doubts the truth Of the saying, Let him
kill his useless dog, and put q pig 10
the pen and give it the dogs allow.
|ance. He will find in few months
that be has fine, fat Porker fit to b
eaten, . use the dog could not bc pos
sibly applied to By any Christian man.
There are too many dogs in the coun-
try, BY far too many; If they had al
been killed year ago. there might b
two hundred pounds Of good, fat pork
in the country to balance against every
dog 80 set aside, which would BE no
uncomfortable item in the present
scarcity Of supplies. Dogs are : nui-
sance, and should be taxed While
every farmer keeps his dog, and every
slave his dog, and every free negro his
two Or three dogs, sheep stand . poor
chance 10 get through the world and
yield their annual fleece with untom
threats. The increase Of the dog pop
ulation accounts for the scarcity u
shccp.-N. c. Planter
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

How 70 keep flies away while you sleep
Smear well The bottoms Of your feet with
honey, (molasses will do.) rest them on The
top Of the lounge o. : chair--thsn 20 q
sleep.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

GT doctor. kin you tell me The matter
with my chi;d's nosei She keeps picking
Of t." M
"Yes marm, he probable an irritation Of
the gastric mucus membrane communicating
. symPsthesic tisiIasion 70 the ephslium Or
the eshGrian."
"There now, that's just what told Becky,
but she lowed that Il was worums."
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

0TThe extent Of the territory andvsriety
Of tho climate of the United States. may be
realized 10 the fact that in certain parts Of
Texas the new wheat crop isresdy Tor the
scy,hc, while q the North Il i just begin
ming to grow.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

- Some s,aiiciss reports the whole
number of conversions 10 every Ssste. q
The result of The recent revival, up % she fret
|cf Nay. 70 Be 9s.sO6. The number ., down
ior Indians u ATS.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

CuRE o. Mix SicKnEss.--Alr. c. Walk
es, u letter 70 The Chicago Farmer. asserts
boldly that be has found and fully tested .
cure fos the milk sickness. He says:
The cause b cobalt. No ore, 10 iss pasu-
raI state, hss ever been discovered shst u
poison but cobalt. Ihsvs never known nan
o. beast % Be affected where shis oss q NOT
found. The cure i sulphurie acid hsvs
tried Il myself, aad aeon 4 tried upon bosh
man and bssst. and know Il 70 Be efficient.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

TrAn exchange says divine out West
y trying 10 persuade gisIs % iorego mar
risge. Il says be has succeeded . fsr . 70
persuade one. and che il about 20 ysas cold.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

OMISSION IN THE NRw CYcLoPx 4 p,A-
BABr-The judge. jury and sensencs os
every well regulated family. A thing that
squswks q midnight. and will not Be CON-
forsed By sny quantity of sop. a bipsd call
ed By bic mother 'de rosy posy, pInkum pink
bless hs little hsarts" and very frequently
"toted" % The tune d "Hsrs W 70 %, %,
uP-e, and here W 60 down. down. down.e. :
By bachelors called "brsi," and ~ Upper,
the Provsrbisl philosopher. dslieaseIy alluded
- asa weIl-spring." &c. sl
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

q certain Russian noble, who lately visit.
ed Paris, was noticed 10 be constantly pIune.
ed In deep sadness. He wore on his finee,
very remarkable ring, large enough for q
bracelet. and extending over his hand like .
buckler for The ring finger. Il wac OF !
grecnish color and trsversed by red veins.
Il attracted the attention Of everybody, bs,
no one was bold enough TO intcrroratc the
mysterious stranger, but one day . lady,
meeting him In . public parlor, ventured 10
say: you wear very handsome ring.' The
Russian made movement. a. though be
would conceal his hand, but that feeling
gave way 10 q desire to unburden himself.
IL is not ring he answered. but sepul.
chre' A shudder passed through The whole
company. This jewel. Madame he con-
tinued. is my wife. had the misfortune
to lose her some years since. ia Russia.
She was an Italian, and dreaded the icy bed
that awaited her after this life. carried her
remains 70 Germany, where was acquain-
ted with celebrated chemist, whom | de-
sired 70 make Of the body solid substs nee,
which could always carry about me. Eieh,
days after he sent for me and showed me the
empty CONN, . horrid collection Of instru.
ments and sIembics. This jewel was lying
on the table. He had through the means Of
scmc corrosive substsnces and powerful
pressure reduced and impressed that which
was my wife, into this jewel, which shall
never more leave me-
This bur;a! BY chemistry Il an improve
ment upon the process Of cremation lately
proposed By the French papers. Should il,
become popular widow may hereafter have
her husband mado into Z bracelet, with .
chain attached, 10 remind her Of The hymenisl
bond. A husba0d will have his wife done
INTO . pin, and certain acsdemicisns s--old
|ogies-we know Of would make very good
.oat buttons.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

-" eAc"s"ge paper nee on ct advice "a
young ladies, setting forth how they may
know whether young gallant is really
"cour'ing" them. or only psyiog them polite
attentions. The confounding the one with
the other has been the source Of much trou.
bic both before and since The era Of Pick.
wick and Mrs. Bsrdwell.
a young man admires . pretty girl, and
must manifest i. He can't help doing 90
Tor the life Of him. The young lady has !
tender heart, reaching out like tendriIs for
something 70 cling 10. She secs the sdmi-
ration. % fIsttered, begins soon 10 love, ex.
poets some tender svowsl. and perhaps gets
90 fsr as 70 decide that she will choose :
"white silk under that gauze," &c, d, the
very moment that the gallant she haIf lcves
e popping the question to another dsmsel
ten miles cff.
Now The difficulty lies in not precisely un-
derstanding tho difference between "polite
attention" and the tender manifestations Of
love. Admiring beautiful girl, and wish.
ing 70 make . wife Of her, sre not always
the same thing. and therefore Il i necessary
that The damseI should be on the alert 10
discover 70 which class the attentions paid
her BY handsome and fashionable Young
men belong.
First, then. il ! young man greets you in
loud, free and hearty tones; II he knows
Precisely where to put his hands; ssares ou
straight 10 the eyes, with his mouth open; III
ne turns his back 70 you to speak 70 another;
y ne tells you who made his coat; IL he sses
heartily in ycnr presence; il he fails 10 talk
very kindly TO your mother: II, in short, he
sneezes when you are singing, cri,icises your
curls' end fails to be foolish every hour. then
ion't fall ia love with him for the world. HeI
'nly admires you. let him ssy what he v iIlI
10 the contrary.
On the other hand. Il he 10 merry with
everybody else. but quiet with you; il he be
anxious 70 sec II your tea is suficientlyl
'wsetened, and your dear person wrapped o.
vhss you oct iuso she colo; II he talks very |
ow, and never looks you steadily il The eye;
{ his cheeks are red and bic nose oulv
bushes, i i enough. II hs romps with
'our sister. sighs like pair Of old bellows,
ooks solemn when you are addressed BY an
'sher gentleman. and in fact Is the most still,
lwkwsrd, stupid yet enyious Of al your
male friends, you may 60 ahead. and make
he poor fellow too happy for bic skin to
,old him.
Young ladies! keep your hearts in case
& good leather, or some other tough sub
sance, until the right one is found without
|oubt. after which you can 60 on and love,
ourt and Be married., and be happy withou,
he least biz OF trouble. |,
We consiL r. this advice 50 sensible, that,
Though i is open TO The charge Of blunt
less. We have no hesitation in pressing il
pon the attention OF our lady readers. 4
I,
0-rThe Evansville Journal. Of the 22i,'
nst., says: We hear il rumored in the street,
hat Il is the intention Of Judge DeBruIer. oil
'Penccr; to enter upon the canvas, % AMI,
ndepesdent candidate for Congress, should, .
9 other anti Lecompton candidate appear,
> opposition 70 Judge Niblack. Judge De- I
ruler 10 strong man in the District-of'a q
The Jasper weekly courier., 1858-06-18

0JThe Evansville Journal, Of the a.
inst. says: We hear il rumored in the street,
that il is the intention Of Judge DeBruIer. u
Spencer; to enter upon the canvas, ss an
independent candidate for Congress, should
no other snti- -Lecompton candidate appear,
In opposition 70 Judge Niblack. Judge De-
Bruler is strong man in the District-cf
high conservative principles would do
credit % the State as one Of her Representa-
t;ves. But We learn that Judge Hovey has
avowcd bis intention to run as an ansi.Lc-
compton Democratic Independent candidate.
10 this District. and g far . We can gather
The opinions oi the people. il appeapto be
almost t'ic unanimous wish of the opponents
Of The Ksnsss fraud 70 give him Z clear
track IN the race with Judge Niback.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-16
MARRIED.

II this city Sept T4lh, by Roy. NJ Richardson, Mr..
Charles II. Blake to Miss NJ. Aimeda Fmh, all OF this
CITY
Ia Boston, Sept. 18th, by Rev. A A. Miner, Mr. Alan.
son Gary Of this city, to hss X Anna O',daughter OF
the late Capt. Joseph Smith o. Northhoro'
Ia New BrAntree, Sept 9Th by Rev. j. II. Quincy,
Joseph ". Weeks Of Ware, to Chloe i. Needham Of
New ulaiutree
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