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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-20

A WORD or W ARNiN6 There is nothing more
de.p -. than stealth tho epn;sou Of reliable article 70
iu poe son community itlo and worthless one. and
VT /, i. eitsn doac. tts years {. HEN,rKEET Co
E,roduced Hair Ressoiae under tie of Ininltsbe
i"nYy rr.lar al zIsv heads bscome
. thrs pi tire pat; wsen the country was flooded with
irtss. TIE which not only asel- but sosoutey
iDju'io The osasl rlelaraioe i Stniac oomonaion,
hair st while al the limitations msde =" h water MAKING
the haT harsh dry aud Iqnns sncr dre' toe use
ss,c readers TO bay nohiug bu; the oiisnH l%;see
H.i co,cus OF R,,oINvc, watch Is reliable tfSy Wig
Sc cents. SSt:e Sod sseryShcFe w Z h'cNA Co. Fro
HEcns,,s 4 Co retail it. and RAN rAsS, C,SY
Howard a sANGhR, and JANEs W. maxwell, wholesale \.
CHAPpEp HANDS CH,PPED LIPS. &c.
Ce..aiu Cure.
HsSxAAx Co.'S CasFSoR loE WITH GLyessisr CHfA''
sAff AND AGKEG.slk.
Hssrn~S Co. Eos iSS 2TS, 81, and 7s Broadway.
ExsERIsscs BEST Tssr.
HEGEMAN. CLARK & Co.'S
0kSuIsE Coz LIsEx Oh
., Hep been proved, BY twelve years experience,
Hss Bssr REs,oY toS CoNsvsrrioA seEorvLA. kc.,
arsaxM 4 CO, No. los, s7s, 5il and 7ss Broadway.
HoLfo,Y Ts.Dx.
FRANCIS TONES & SOSs,
No. 6 MAIpk>.LiSX, N. r.,
Are sov spsnins large 10, Of
RICE FAscr 0ooos
RON London and Psrs jus, received bJ steae" City @ bs'a
moro, vsaderbilt and Africa, which thy oasI
10 TAX fxAor Al vESY Low PsIcE,
FREE no ALL NV si iBscRIBERs 70 THoMP-
soss BAxx NoIE RfrORfIE ETHoNPso>s new DEsesiriiyr
L.r o. al genuine Ban Ni'' . nov IN prc and wiz ..
given re. al 60 sabscrpsns . THOMPSON
flpORTYE vscf 1ud le work II the snd ever
I.Ssh,5 Terr, Of sri.ripon . TN REroKrER. Weekly
% e-mi nou'Aiy Mo-;{ % c."t, lao idinz boos
or Cons eIa DAse egi.L " LI'E. Acdfrss THOMPSON
Gsorasss Biats-s X. z Ws',s.. He~-Y,k. PLArr
AOASs Plailse' N "a grAaA.n - ne"'ioFs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-20
A. M1 r,,r WopIn KNoM. PROF. Woops is

IN MI The " OIID NNV" f"I' WIZ :, 20
oreusl, but the Ony HAIR RESTORATIVE hS by
nature wiz Ieore Har - is Original slof
and grow bald he ads preserve the color OF toe
vouth O. beware o all slti
cles puYporti1s produce 81 only mser
able et..Dp, sell woh,s@ 10 worl'wde rePlta
tou iu adtion to numerous temoua sTe,dy given.
Ne ak attention the following Just received from inel
g,at editor u Virginia Real fot yourselves;
OFFICE or THE JEFyFRsoNtAN,
PHILLIPPI, Va. Dec. IL, 1855.
PRos WooD-Dcrr Sir. I feel Il duty, well my
p,s.re 70 ,ai l. you the following instances which you
can ue az ,on thirt proper: gentleman his place "a law
yer) h. bef bald since hi. eay youhso much that
he compelled 10 wig. H. wss induced TO use bottle
of Your hair Restorative which he liked 1c aud atr
uns come two bottles hs hair ont quite dS
risnty .nd be hsrd,one head Of MIR. fne gentle
mans name 4. Bradford aud rs 10 Is very vel known IN olT
adjoining counties persons can testify 10 ,h th o lns
statement give Il 10 at Ie rrques ot Mr. Braiod
You can se des Of Hair Restorative IN t1s and
The sdjonirg rn,iss II you lave the proper agents
Yo.u Ac THoMPsON SURGHNOR.
III. cold by al aus faucy goods aeTs through
out tie v0rio. Depot, No 81 BIoadway
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

Are labor and scli-cuiure rreconcilsble
% each other! In the first place. ~e have
seen that man. in the midst Of labor. may
and ought 10 give himself 10 the most impor'
,snt improvements, that he may cultivate
his sense OF Justice, his Lencyolence, and
the desire Of perfection. Toll j. The school
Of these high principles: and we have
strong presumption that, in other respects,
il does not necessarily blight the sopl.
Next. we have seen that The most fruitful
SOURCES OF truth aud wisdom are not books.
nrecious as they arc, but experience and
obsery alton; and these belong 10 oil condi-
,;ons. II Is another important consdera'
,ion. that almost oil labor demands intelec'
,ual activity. and Is best carried on BY those
who inyigorate their minds; 50 that The 'w'
Interests. tui and scli.culture, are friends Z
each other. Ii is mind. after all, whicl
does the work Of the world; 50 that IN
more there is 0! mind, the more work Wi
be accomplished. a man, IN proportion
he Is intelligent, makes given force &C
complish greater task, makes skill tax
The place OF muscles. and with less labo
Irives better produce. Make men nteli
cent, and they become Inventive; they ~
shor, or processes. Their knowledge OF ~
ture helps them to turn ils laws 20 accoun
no understand The substa ccs on which we
work. and 10 seize on useful hir's, whie
xpsrcnce continually furnishes. II
among workmcr tina, some Of the most us
iul machines hfye been conirlvcd. Spre'
education, ard; rs the history Of the cou
iry shows, ,here.w.ll be no bounds 70 use'
education.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

Isp,As HUNTING TaiDEs 1t appears by
an official report. that the whole number =
animals killed BY the hunter tribes 10 ioo4'
,s55. ana 1856, wos as follows: Bears -
7s3. beavers IL 4o7. Llack muskra's 1921
cross foxes 1860. deer 59eas, elk 10, iawr
} sos9, Il sher ,c7s. grey fox sa,9s5, red io'
5,os6, lynx l.23o, mar,en 2l'5.2' min'
sos os6, musquash . 47a,3si, opossum %
3s9, otter s,5a5, racoon i,isi3ol, rcd io'
os3. silver fox s3s, sable $40, silver gre.
rabbi, zoos, and sea c',er 1863. Further de
,sils accompany this topic. denotng the y
Dor with which this subject has been \
sued.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

gzThe question 81 the formation p =
new Nor,hern State adjacent % LeA'
s,arcrior, from portions q Michigan WIS
consu. ana Minnesota, including the mi
,,;osrcyiou. i evidently but one oi time
The people Of that section are aireauy 'ho''"s
the matter, and a circular, nunefousiy s's"'u
has been issued, which calls Convention
10 assemble az Onionagcn, on The 2o'h y
August, 10 interchange views ana auoP'
measures for the attainment 81 thc o'jc''
and 10 organize provisional gove'""e"
Tor the Territory. AZ apart q the p'o
nosea section i The domain ol other States
the consent Of those States and q 1one'es
will be necessary, under the Constitution
20 give legal validity 70 the new govern
mcnt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

TEA Mr.. Harrison, Of the colony o. We
soria, Australia, has invented machine y
which ice can be manufactured BY steam' o.
,he cost simply Of the fuel with which 'he
machinery is propelled. Ether y used "
The process, none Of which, however''s 'os'
IN the manufacturc, and can be used an indc'
6uite number or times. Mr.. Harrison has
one or his machines in operation In Ke'
Lion Square. London, driven by ten-hors'
engine, which turns ou' 5000 pounds q ~
day, Of any desired thickness. Tue cos
OF making |, Is about two dollars and hail
ton. II the machine issuchas Y 'srepresen
tedit will be an invaluable invention 70
warm countries. where ice j. no, produced
sufficient quantities in winter Tor summe
usc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

SMALL BoSsrrs AsD NEuRAtciA.-Ihe
new spring bonnets, says lounger on
Broadway, continues TO be worn o. INC oys'
ter shell pattern, small and rounded at nc
cheeks. Eminent medical men attribute
The great increase among the women' O
neura lpia, tic-doIoureux, loss Of sight grea'
suffering in the ear, 70 this fashion o. exees
siyeIy small bonnets, which dress the nec'
instead q the head.-N. Y. Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

A LOGICAL TorER. An old"soaker' was
induced 10 sign the temperance ricose'
which he kept relig'cusly Tor some weeks,
A, las, he got decidedly bolmy' and one q
Ills friends demonstrated with him Ior n''
ni,hIessness 10 his obligations. "We-w'
WE'LL" replied he with sly leer "a-a'l sign
fail in dry weather"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

n5sA contemporary gives Tie 'oliow'hs'
.There have not been many persons su"-
struck during this summer, bu', judging from
in The published list oi marriages al over 'ne
country. ,he number who have been dnugh'
.erstruca q is quite large"
Tie .son-stroke" generally follows
short time afterwards say in year .
little less.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

A FAcr FOR FARMERS Every inch o.
min that falls on roof yields two barrels
u every space ten feet square; and seventy
IL, I, barrels are yielded by the annual ram
in this climate on a similar surface. q barn
thirty by forty feet Yields annually so par
re!s; this is enough FOR more Than two bar
rcls day Tor every day in The year. MANY
have, however, al least five tines wa
amount Of roofing on their dwellings ana ON
or buildings, yielding annually more thai
four thousand barrels Of rain water or aoou
twelve barrels or one hundred and hi'y q
binary psilfuls daily.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

ATovrr,s aHt-DEA. There is Cock
nv youth who, every time be wishes 70
se, 4 glimpse Of his sweetheart calls Out
"Fire,n directly under her window. 10 'ne
alarm Of the moment, she Plunges hef heao
u, Of the window and inquiries where
The lover then POLITICALLY slaps himseIl o.
~ bosom. and cxclaims:--"'Ere, nay Han
gclina,s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

A BIZ Of HUMAN NATURE "A quaint W.T.
Tor observes that at seventeen, With refer
ence to her bclu, q woman inquifes' wnic'
4 he, Al twenty, grown more ambitious
Who i he? At twenty five. the world nav
inc pr oduced lie efiectr, what has he! bu
Al thirty, 10 despair, where is hes y
true, ladies'!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

For rsqunre Of 10 lines or less, ~eek' ~ w.
Each subsequent insertion, 70 c'S.
Longer advertisements, Al same rave. q
traction over even square or squares, counted
asa square. These nre 'he terms ior nan
sient advertisements; reasonable ueuuc-
lion will be made 10 regular advertisers.
Notices Of appointment Of administration
ana legal notices OF like character 10 be
paid for In advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

LoKclvrrY. In 1890 Jonathan liar'op
was living al Aldboroueh, 70 Yorkshire
England, al the age of 1877 years, having
been born 10 The year 1868. he witnessed
aud perfectly remembered the great hfe q
London III luGs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23
Only Waiting.

A very aged man in an alms-house wa
sked what he was doing' lie replied
Only waiting"
Only waiting ill the shadows
Are little longer grown,
Only waiting ill the glimmer
OF the last days beam is flown;
Till the night Of earth Is faded
From the heart once full OF day;
Till the stars Of heaven arc breaking
Through the twilight soft aud grey.
Only waiting ill tie rcapers
Hase the last sheaf gathered home;
For the summer time j. faded.
And the autumn winds have come.
Quickly, reapers! gather quickly
The last ripe hours Of my heart,
For The bloom Of life Is wiIheied,
Aud hasten 10 depart.
Only waiting till the angels
Open wide the mystic gate,
Al whose portals have fingered,
Weary, poor and desolate.
Even now hear their footsteps
And their voices far away;
If they call me, am waiting,
Only wailing TO obey.
Only waiting I'LL the shadows
Are little longer grown,
OAly waiting ill The gllmmer
Of The dsy's last beam l. flown;
Then from cut the gathering darkness
Holy, deathlcss stars sh-l, rise,
\ By whose light my soul shall glad'y
Tread lis pathway TO The skies.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

ScEirTuRAt. CASINE.-A gentleman
travelling In the West stopped al The house o.
pious old woman, and observing her 'ona-
ness for pet dog, ven,ured 10 ark the name
Of the animal. The good woman answered
by saying tha, she called him Moreover
is not that strange name'" inquired the
gentlemen. "Yes." said the old lady
.but thought il must be g sod one' as
found il in the Bible" "Found i in 'h'
Bible." quoh the gentleman. pray. an'
in wha, part Of the Bible did you find ~
The old lady took down her Bible with IN
utmost reverence, and turning 70 the tex
re.d ~ follows:-.licreover the dog cam
land licked his sores" "There'' sa'd sh'
l"wasn't the dogs name Moreover!'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

o.rThe question for debate before s'e
slaS,own debating society At present ~
(which i the greatest cause q swearing
ha,.a III, Won't draw or stovc!"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

u-The young lady who burst into tears
has been put together again, ard = now
wearing hoops to prevent recurrence O
the accident.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

u5rThe psrsoa who preiaced bis sermon
with lie, Us say few words before we es'
gin" Is about equal % the chap VINO TOOK =
shur, nop before be wen, 70 slecp.
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ruBLrsRsp EVERY FRIDAY, At 'AsfEh'
punoIs cousrY, iSpiAsA, M
MEHRINGER, D0ANE 4 SMITH.
OFFICE CoRxrR or MAIN Cross AMI
MACDONALD STREETS.

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single Subscription. for tiity Nos.' ~ ~ ~
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n~rNs,ure stretches forth her arms o.
rather her limbs, 10 shade you. Seeh ~
Al 4 be cold and huppy.--Ind Jour.
The "local'' OF the Journal y moues
man and a bachelor; therefore ne uses
n. word climbs IN. A. Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

n.y-A vain man fiods his account 70 spcaS'
irc uocd Or III of himself; modest man
never talks u himself.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

How TO AvoIp QuAREELs The 'ato NJ
John Jones being asked BY friend how n'
tec, from being involved in quarrels, repied
.By letting the angry person have a'' 'n'
quarrel to himself"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

n In Jefferson county, Va, iat' week
a verde, was given Of $4,000 damages
arains, Mr.. Hi,e, for The seduction y M's'
Il Randall. -
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ye can Conquer if We VIII.
py AsAsiAs ". SAWYER.


a.nggsd toiler--son of labor
Siourly bathing every day
For existence my brother,
Thou shalt triumph in the fray;
Unlife's changcsuI field Of action,
Though defeat may Of appear,
Thou shalt win the viot0r's laurcls
II thou vii. but pcrsrycre.
Though thou art obscure and lowly,
yc may reach the wished for loa',
Grasp he prizes, wealth and station,
N thou hast dauntless soul;
III thou hast u resolution
That misfortune cannot shake;
cue on witch the angry surgcs
An impression lsil u make.
Ar thou snecred AZ and derided
nv the self styled :oity born'
Heed We not the fools conlumeiy,
az ihe weak minds harmless scorn.
Ar thou friendtssr! - -tri'nds Will sathe
Asdo couriiers kings around,
Syhen thou hast achieved distinctions
When thou hast position lound.
Strong IN iaiih, w hohR"e 'rP.'
Thou s-at ia the end prevail;
~ Iiie's lrIals, aud ~ i's battles,
None but bastard cowerds iaii;
Noble natures prove ascendant,
an earla's al -hiy ccnies rang;
70 scuown, from dark oblivion,
Eobcd ID glory up they spr NJ.
VIVA, il years Of Il rec cndc avor
Have been spent w thee ~ VALE
What il thou hast met dssasts's
Up and take the field again.
Wreck aud ruins All about thte,
Give not Up, but struggle S''I''
stubborn courage is resls'lc~s'
Ne can conquer, II ye vii.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

PrrsrRyrNc EcGs.l ann convinced
from numerous experiments, that cEes
may be better preserved in corn n,ral
or bran than in any thing else Mrs.
-. The lady knitting IN nc o'lcr
corner tncrc, last fall put down some
twenty dozen, small end down, ~
only Two come out worse ior resting, y.
M Ills present sitting, some iouI
months. they are ..govi ~ new. ra''
lJ..s not do as we'll Country ren1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

PARADoxlcAL But TKvE,-
II am unablc,D yon bcggar cries,
.To stand Or CO." u he says uue' - w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

6rA grape vine is said % be ~ existence
near santa Barbara, California. the man
s,ock of which i ten feet 10 diameter Ihe
Weld Of fruit from il i estimated al eish'ee'
pounds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

nyIf YOU don't know what everybody
Else knows, YOU had better hold you'
tongue; and i you know something ~ y
everybody knows, you had better ho''
your tongue too.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

0-TOne or our exchanges coutu'"s ~
following 'isem."
.Lowell has over nineteen miles o. G"'
cndwisc." =,
WHO'S been measuring EN- "cnd~isc!'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-07-23

A very aged man in an ams-housc was
asked what he was doing' lie replied
.Only wailing.n
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-30
seward and Douglas.

The folori ing paragraphs from a leader in
the New York Herald, presents an Admin;stra-
ton view OF the relations subsis,ing between
Senators Douglas and Seward. Precisely how
much foundation for these opinions may exist
We cannot ndertake to say-nor can We CON-
mend them to general creGence. There is
probably some truth in them--more than every
body will be disposed to admit:
''Our readers viii remember, that for some
time after the iuil ripening Of this Kansas re-
volt the chances in favor of Mr. Douglas be.
coming the champion, at least of the Illinois re-
publicans, were very promising; that some of
she leading organs Of Mr.. Seward in this quar-
ter labored very earnestly to secure his repub-
lican baptism in Illinois, and that they we're
very much disappointed at his failure TO secure
this admission into the republican church. We
presume, however, that in exchange for the re
publican victories achieved with the assistance
Of the retainers Of Mr.. Douglas, in Pennsyiga-
MIA, New York, Indiana, and elsewhere, Mr.
Seward is entirely satisfied with the SUCCESS OF
Mr.. Douglas in Illinois. Indeed, We think it
very likely that had not Mr.. Seward desired this
success of Mr.. Douglas, Mr.. Lincoln would have
beaten him in the returns for the Legislature
ST may be in this peculiar sympathy and CO.
operation between the New York aud the Hi
nsis Senators, as developed in their polls
movements OF the last two years, each is in
triguing with the other to out general him con-
corning the Northern antislAyery vote. But
there il an immense financial aud lobby interest
involved, Opposition and Democratic, with
which either Seward or Douglas will be salts
factory President. The position OF Seward, as
the very head and front OF the lobby system of
tactics, must be conceded; but Douglas, tie
founder and tather Of the railroad land grant
jo5Limg sy.ieDa under which the government has
been despoiled Of perhaps not less than two hun
drsd millions Of property, is not very far behind.
ssTo this extent, then, the case 10 per.
fectly clear-that while che cooperation of
Douglas has given ell the other Northern States
70 the republicans, which otherwise we're doubt
full, the struggle Of the republicans in Illinois
against Douglas has secured them that State,
also, but without sacrificing Mr.. Douglas in ref
erence to the Senate-the only point Of vital
importance to him. These results could not
have been moro eQuitably arranged under
specific agreement, from beginning TO end. In
this view, We dare Say that the absence Of 4
republican member or two, or an indirect vote
or two, shall be needed ct the appointed time
70 re-elect Mr.. Douglas 70 the Senate, the
means will be found to compass the end desir-
ed--shs paramount object with Seward q with
DeaslaA bsing he eenp,sts denesaIisasisa and
ovseShsov u - AdninlslsaHoo, Cd ~ g.
0saaW uOessthgk
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-30

BAnEs IN TaE WooD "A correspondent OF
the Concord IN. II Congregational Journal.
writing IRON Stewsrtstown, IN. II J. states that
on the goth OF October John Brown, IT,, thir.
teen years old, accompanied by William Brown,
lad OF nine years, were sent into the woods
at Hereford, Canada, by the father Of tie first
lad, who had just removed thithcr from Cole
brook, IN. H. to gather basket of moss With
which 10 stop the creviees betw cen the loys O;
their new house. Night came but the bo,s did
not return. Until morning the parents passed
the night in unavaiing search. Next day from
nifty to one hundred men IRON the height oriug
towns roamed the woods until night, with no
better success. Two cold nights had passed aud
no udings OF the lost ones had reached the
anxious parents. Thursday morning an in
creased number resumed the search, Aad con-
nnued 1t during the day with no better success.
FRIDAY ana Saturday we're spent in the same
manner. On Sunday fresh start was taken.
which resulted in the discovery Of the children
The elder lad, on perceiving their approach.
started from the side Of the other and made an
attsmp: to run. On being told TO stop, for ihey
would catch him, he obeyed, saving, "Don',
hurt me, have been in the woods ali night"
The younger vas sleeping q The root OF ANAL
tree, with one arm around il; his arm1 was stiff
and cold, and IL was with difficulty aud caution
that q could be enlightened 20 % 10 unloeae
~ hold. The band was black, and 20 were The
ieeG and the latter 90 swelled that the boots
mad to be cut before they could be stripped Of,
The boys were found only about two Ana haif
miles from Mr.. Browns. They sremed mot "a ~
aware that they had been ous more than an.
night, and were probably partially der.nred
After the ftst night. They had eaten noth;ne
during the whole 6vs days.