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MI MISCELLANY.

The Tory Preacher and Young Major.
OR, CHURCH DISCIPLINE IN oLDEN TINES.
1t was warm, sultry day in August, one
Of those quiet, happy days when even the
grass hopper and butterfly seem weary of
play, and take an afternoon nap under some
green leaf, or enjoy their golden dreams in
the fragrant cup Of some summer flower.
The high road is ,ravel-worn and dusty,
and every shrub and bush by the waysde
seems weary Of the heat, and dropping be-
meath the weight Of dust. Naught looks
cool, save the dark woods in the distance,
and the weary pedestrian longs to turn aside,
cross the little rustic bridge which spans
the brook, and rest awhile under those vide
spread elms, which stand like sentinels at
the entrance Of the wood. But the cares of
life call him away, and lie must plod on
amid the toll and dust and fever thirst of
this world, until the evening brings its dark
ness and rest.
Not far from those trees, at the end of
green lane, stands Father Morris cottage.
It is plastered and whitewashed upon the
outside. Tho fragrant hop, with its luxu-
rions foliage and light green blossoms, has
covered the gable end Of the house, and
ambitious'y climbed to the very roof, while
the little door yard in front is filed with
flowers and vines. They look as if tended
by some moro tasteful hand than that Of
Father Morris, who has spent great part
of his life in the camp and battle field. Ay,
there is the little fairy who presides over
the garden. She has just wheeled her
grandfsther's arm chair under the shade of
the grapery, and is now seating herself on
stool by his side. How carelessly she
brushes those rich brown curls from her
forehead, and how coaxiugly she looks up
into the old gentlemsn's face.
"Now, grand pa, I've done spinning, and
put all things in order; grand ma is asleep
in the bedroom, and Aunt Sally has gone
to the Sewing Society; now wont you tell
me- story Of old timesa"
Father Morris sat leaning upon his large
ivory y-headed cane, bis white hair SO long
that it almost touched his shoulders, and
his mild blue eye full of quiet enjoyment, as
he gazed upon this pet Of his old age--his
favorite granddaughter. He patted her
gently on the head, and was about to com.
ply with her request, when the Sound ofthe
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Important Truths for Wives.

In domestic happiness, the wife's innu.
ence is much greater than her husbands
for the one, tie first cause-mutual love
and confidcnce-being granted, the whole
comfort of the household depends upon tri-
ties more Immediately undr her jurisdition.
by management of small sums, her hus-
bands respectability and credit are created
or destroyed. No fortune can stand the
constant leakages Of extravaganza and mis-
management; and more is spent in tries
than woman would easily believe. The
one great expense, whatever it may be, is
turned over and carefully reflected on ere
injured; the income is prepared to meet
it; but it is pennies imperceptiby sliding
away which do the mischief; and this the
wife alone can stop, for it does not come
within mans province. There is often an
unsuspected triie to 6e saved in every
household. 1t is not in economy alone
that the wife's attention is 80 necessary, but
in those little niceties which. mark we'll
regulated house. An unfurnished cruet-
stand, a missing key, buttonless shirt, a
soiled table.cloth, a mustard-pot with its old
contents sticking hard and brown about it,
are generally nothings; but each can raise
an angry word or cause discomfort. De-
pend OH it, there's great deal of domestic
happiness in a well-dressed mutton-chop or
a tidy breakfast-table. Men grow stated Of
beauty, tired of music, are often too weari.
edtfor conversation, (however Intellectually
but they can always appreciate well-swopt
hearth and smiling comfort. A woman
may love her husbrnd devotedly-map sac
r'fice fortune, friends, family, country for
him-she may have the genius Of Sap,
pho, the enchanting beauties of an Armida;
but-meIanchoIy fact--if with these she
fail to make his home. comfortable, his
heart will inevitably ascape her. And wo.
man live so entirely in the affections that
without love their existence is q void. Bet
ter submit, then, to household tasks, how
ever repugnant they may be to your tastes,
than doom yourself to loveIess home
Woman Of the higher order of mind will
not run this rick: they know that their
feminine, their domestic, are their frat du-
ties. ">s>s .&@ - %. y ir,...., ,. %.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-22

Ser erwarten Sie ben &aiier, iaste Durrc
bodatbmenO. Diele Greppe sebt er buauf, u.
bier aio flnn er Sbnen niht entllleben 2lber
Der Saller bat ein iAarfe8 Nu9e, unO menn er
Ste aus Der Terne 9ewabrte, m69te ct leiAt,
S9re NbltAt erratbenD, umfe9ren, uno bic aus
Oere Greppe biuauf9eber @eben Sie aljp Die
Stuten bInauf bis gu Der Munbuns Der Grep>
pc. Dcrt tanu Der &aler Sie nibt eber leben,
als big er Die untern Stufen l9on betreten bat,
uno nann miro er ndlt 5uriidUei9en molten.
Die 6urltln fog bic Stufen bluauf melde
lie icnlt oft nit fteuOi9em Ser5eu, in ltrablen>
Der GoIlette 9nauf se1riten mar, wenn lie ii4
gu Den iSlten oeS tDRi9Iben ScIeS besab, Ou'
roc fol9te tbr, unp bepeutete Der Shtl0waAe,
melae Oben an Der 2reppe ltanp unD prr Dem
@rcBe Warl4au Ialutirte, pab Die Dame Befsbl
babe, bier ben IaIler 81 erm1rten, Der
Gben wirtelten Die Grpmmen, uno CrauBen
auf Dem 6Of warD Die gSad|e inS 9ewsbr se@
rufeu.
Der Sliier! flilterte bic Barltin, inoem Iie
auf lbre &ntee lant, uup Die 'DdnDe fattenD,
leie betete.
Der SaIer i19te Ourrc, iupem er bic Stu=
fen bInunter uno auf Den iunsrn S1lpBboI
elite.
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ScDiOg S5retfemjfeist.
Nsman ION ( beDppr W ugse.
(NDrtfesjina.)


Stebt e8 10? erwlo, tie Ger @ebeimratb, in
benz er li4 nl6 per &bir 5upaucte. 9omm
naber, Suliane, Define We9enpart lit bier nos
tbi9.
Gr nabu BON Dem 2trme lener @attin paS
Slnp, pa0 piee tru9 SD woute DID, iApneu,
6rdn5, uno rlee Srau I4Onen, nun aber mag
Der lebte S4leier fallen. Sleh bier o18 3eu1-
nlB tbrer uup O:iner 9 bnlab, lbr &np, ees
boren por lbrer 0eiratb nit Dir. Der unwis
oerleStte SewelS paIlr lit i'll meiner Oano,
uno mena lte eS ldusuen lollte, 10 erwatte id
leoen 4u8enblld einen Wlann, Der es be3eusen
pIro, ibr ln'S 2n9eiAt
2So lit oer SarOa ? rieI in pieieul QuBen.
blldt etne laate Sttmme prauben.
pler lteb' lA, 0r1u1 luBte 9eor8ine nit
leuDtenten Sllfen, tnOem Ite pDr IDrea 0ltten
tta. Oetn Gtm0 unter meinem tOer5en, fraae
It DID, 9laubt Ou all Oiele i4mablAe IN,
tla9e?
GIN @etlmmel BON pielen WtauIAen er9ob
ltd prauBen auf pem 9orrlppr. - lluer Serr
no TT unler lleber Oerr! lbrJeen rlube StIm-
men. Q0r mOllen lbn ebeu, molten ibm betfen
9SaS ,9lbt eS? ira3te per gebeimratb er>
i4rrfen.
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4rbeter nuO Sereeute, laSte Der Olener, wel=
DYER bereIntrat. sic b1beu BON eiuem grpBen
lln9Ilif 9ebGrt, cas- pem snGOi9en 0errn pele
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belubi9sn.
Se lcQen fort na4 SauIe seben, rief Der
@ebelnratb drserltd.
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Der 6rau Saronlu blben tie selra3t, 9ebcr9t II.
aus9eIcriht. Wtau bat lie fet3ebalten unD
per9eprad)t.
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tubre lie bereln, la8te er, mGSen lie ltb llbers
5euSen, Dap lbre 6urdt obne 0runD lit,
Ner Baron tauD rDuS tbeitnabnllO5 Bel
olelem Scr9an9e @eqr9lne bate letae QaaO
erSrtfIen, OteIe lag falt III tbren 6In9ern; ploe-
ltb aber 6udte ct beftt3 5uanmen, penn Dem
Qaa fen con Sauern unp Arbetern poruu, Der
pd ms 3Jnlmer ordn9te, Iab er J1obleu, cen
&ppf in elm ldwarje8 Gua 8ewifelt, bereinhe>
ten, uno auf leiuen Sruper 5ulhreiten.
Sbne Elm Wprt 81 la9en enniB er benz 0es
beinIratb pas Slno, unO nit elmer Stimme, Die
in @Hu5liden uH0 S4waAe 6ltterte, belt er es
Oer 6rau unO pem Utaune bin, melAe binter
ibm lt1nper.
Die 6rau iteB ejueu 6reuDeniArei aus. 5a,
rief ie, pas lit lie, uniere arnIs tlsne Antcnie,
unD oa - Oa -ilt per Wann Der lie MIR gez
w1ltam 9eraubt bat.
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0iOtbweine, YOrtwetue, Wtalaga, WfaGeira
1ud nod anbere ebr, seriuses unO Better Au at,
Foufpn Bel y. s. u II ma
NC. 5 9iDrtb GSdunraFe.
mtfben Baltimore II. TaqetteHr.
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@ne gGrtbs teu6er &8Grren Dcben rbalten urb Derau
fen fplGe Su b''.t niebrs8ftn Wtarttprets.
Nprb tnger 8rp.
Eebrt7~ t02 Qprbdrehr.
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Hnllterer nnn NRatrnbpnninher

FUlIIeItl HHU UtIIluSRHnluWer,
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8feler aneeferIet. 0r6reS fGnna IN 9Defer Oic
Ter BET felbf @ds Gbalt. SOmmeretfra6e as|
e8eben merben. Spt2S 3mt
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rcden lDtrp IN S1Gartn petpmm Ggbtr bi
ger ala rSsnO siHsm anNerH 9a in Baltimore pfriaut
wtro. .-. $S
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retienon 8auFsusen btDmmen Dnnt, me6e @uG taetdsG
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fdan TT frti6 p0IaaOis unb babsr prlanee d. baB
Scr Nae beruHer Oper beraat fGmm peiste etaept
unb pie gDaare ielbt pr-:It.
K- S9 bin asent fur ben 0ertauf BON 56ubpeas fann
unb wu tie um % 5J prDjnt bAtBCr pertdufsn br tie
e fautet. SD tEue wet t in ben geest bin es
btufupreu neil pte ArIte mir isbr biu9 efert mer.
N mid ntt parum ummere An iere faaeu uns
neil i'd ben Namen;
SreunD Der Stiefels uno S9ubma6er
NIT Ret perpenen pta = Ntun bite iG um Cure RuneIbott
wtnn Spr Nut babt, Semanben Su uaterueen pamt er
bds 5slo bpaptn ann unD br 9urh iDn tn ben 5dnp ee.
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ten 2Dertee ~ tGuffn @uer 6redHp
, s. 8. Srupt,
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SrppflOltsEpml,1onie

Die Office Der 8enra-ase Der SrQp pns G. mpdone
bttn6 @ an Der @de @pares 3Ombarbr uno ~ tro
La elbt ube aes mas ben Antau Gpts unp bn
pPn0auern in SrUptIpn betr berpais aus1nft ertbet
SeptzlsS i. QD. &ptbe, %SeneralsMatnt
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Gr. S0afee
SpmSannms, D6er Sbreu. SrOmmeln,

paTenb fir jepes @deGt uub <s eneeest In Mnuten
8 T. FEE BAT elm 3utb entbedt pelcbes ben
,I6par3en Star" SUltCmmen otiprbtrt unb pbne @n-
trn6uns U1esrs BIZ effraf auseS wtsttr berRet
Or Baate nnn taueub 3eugnhe ietns Dpltpmmenea gr.
fDlees beim 8urirn bes 8rsbie5, alter 9edpur unb Cite.
runeen 5elu efapu!fen unb ulen ieber Nrt Obne @n
IessenGuntsn 9ranteien bebilt M Dr. Saafse eta 6esn
@rranssment DGr bd OeeIben enen bednbisen atD
nnb leiue fpeiieae Aufmetffdmtes erfOrbern,
DR. aatee III elmer ber eefttdIehen unb terubnttefen
tes benben Nertte anb Gpirugen nub n &u fat tn ber
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Hno n wel6sn bic 8stafnpe Der Rrdnfbt 9nau beGrie
ben IT, wereen trGp beGntpDrtet merbeR aud erbdten BITE
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9ebrau9 s. 4nWetlnRa aae 1rsniiGen Cber Derafen
uebeln leeenes psriOnen fGnnn euf lGrftie Anfragn
nit @rfple bebdnbe perben.
Spredfunben:
BON n9t GfcrssnS bts HGr Wddbmtttnas.
Or. Ba1fee,
Stnce @de BON Calvert. unb QertndtpnfroFe
ae8enuber benz W1pnurnent. .e5cu1re
EuIiI5.n 8alttmrre Inh 1N
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8rGtaFett tanD &seiOeuOen!
DR.. Swayne's
3uiammen5eieeter Sprup BON WilptirI4en
INSTRUMENTATION 2ur.

YOiat R0ds, 5riesrtG Co., nh.
Or. 9 NJ a. ne - lDerther 6err @s cine 4htdt ace
gen eds pubfum betrateRb usleib ater um 99 aeredt
81 en, MIL 10y Gu NIT etaer mid ebf setreeneen Rur 10
cuBs eent bstannt ma9en ais iemals cine uber seIG.
ben Nrpe. SIN eBtea OttOber bae h cine f1rfe Bruters
tlnn5, aus rtlber a eiaSsl4pur bNsts bas 6 aud
4nn8en lite, Bis tanrli4 GH5sr!t1 pis Shleim
ano sitter aasparn. DtetH atpem fpnn bur Oie euaeen
pGllffn 1He quo eHrG bic Dt1nIn9 IN meiner SrHf
4eaeno NIT GrpBer eetbtigfet pabet bate t Gag
@a9t stnen beLttsn Saaeu, perpr Den Appe wurpf
ebr pufalig oa6 mein Asrlte aae benuna aufeoben
nteine Sranbelt 9ere6 ppn ateatn beten
n een elenpen 3Htanp beb t cine lan9e 3et bis t sa
tnem SertpPe ao8snasert wat, nnS nr mtG da SOuuns
peri0punpen 1tsn Dd p dter IN ben ettunBen
pteleh punperppusn RIrsn geCen bate, bte Sner
q N m eieBter S9rup SDtIpftr,
8en psFVOrbre9ts f@tdte i'd sIst fur flnf SOttslN
mad Baltimore, une RnB nit Dem @ebraut DerepCn an 8n
metaem eroBen @rtdHnen Sur reupe msner Sami!te
ing bic Sennun8 tn Der 9unse 5u been, metn 6uten
naP aS nno a!s3 i9H Sptten sbraa2t bate, M SU.
tG pttoer 8eiunb
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estea Is Dtpnateu nt enen Gaa rant aepeen unb be-
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4 GbpmaS Dtrpn.
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lno tann pe3en en- pdB er wte p5en an6e1eb bebdte
SD betra@te letne 2Gteberperttluns a wte elm Bgnne
&r N e'a wurei8eS 0tttslteb Der Ssieli6aft.
S aa.eS q. DurbOrpw
ahpr PES Serltnet RretIes Der Baltimore genfetraI
Sc 9De tann bic peiIbare Der NuSSebtuue beSweeIa
uagoem er Gin 3eI9GtB ME bss Ubtse eelelen bat.
&S etbt uur tne superdBtse 3uberetuug tIbrf1sn
uhp bic enStgt ete pcn stnem rrbenGu ArSe subereGt
26,iocri6en."
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srtaunitDnsn 6Osen Sesa @ebraue ftp Sststen man
ttU putea, &rtann1en, Austsbrnns 8rcnttts, @na>
cIuft8re, bauer 3uten Slutptten, beerfet, iAwane
tlnne, SettenGe1 pper SruGmerSen, eel6mante @eRs
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0tn psrjtiOpfcn oor 9erjraatbe stInee 5eiuns pper
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every morning (cFeept Sunday and is delivered
Carriers 10 oltS euoscrioers as1scts. per week.
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Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WEcFER
So so in advance.
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SEE tastt&s !, Baltimore gDedsf" tri&dat
itben DtoFsta (mtt Nusnabme beS SUnntass) unt
fDfet GentS per gDpds an bic &rdeer jablbat.
Der ,gDtfet" wrb ebenfaGs In gDaibtustOa unS
gDbselns clio bur@ &FG8er ben Nbpnnsn!tn
ius oaus belprst.
Durb ote 9Gf Strfeuest tDfet BET tdeIbe ,,gDsder"
$3.50 per Sabr, tn nnbebtn etsr UUrausbe-
ablun6.
Rs~ Dds 70 D'd.ent la t / bes Baltimore gDeder
tr(den ieben Brettaq pnbgtpfet t6trl6 50 In unbe-
binBter 8erduSbesablune.
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- S&S. Orange s So,
ssslskssA1 3 GrAanae Bldce 3

Depot bpr5as6em 2Dptstep frani0Flden 8rduntwe.
men, l8etnen &C. 81 cen btlt6fef 9rfiIen.
~. RnO6en- Atebl un0 Eii@ler-2em lsts pUrrdt9'e.
WariIOt G6sr
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jD 1872 1874 ID 90m5nrofr. Spei Lburcu 5anOprfr
99prttpeitr, Wldoeira uno S0errDtueine.
100 8terte 5ds int Hdben i'm 3paBaus Orunter eine
pdrthie ber befen GEaiitGt
300 DuSsnb Dem So gaa5 Bneu TIM 2abeu pee tn 9rp~
ea teinsn @1rtbeea Beiieben Ses Rdufrs abge.
seben Derptn. s. 3. barron uab i ..
Hp 1872 unD f34 gBeh 0pmbarbfr.
mel Jburer E4iiT MN Oo nprer0r1eP.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-12-22
Comstock & Brothers Medicines.
NO CURE ALLS.

-
Tho world has long suffered from the i'm
positions Of qusckery. Ignorant preterders
and charlatsns have assumed to cure all
manner Of diseases with soue Universal Pa
Elixir,"-"Indian Vegets-
Bile Soec ific,"-"My Grand-mothei's Pills"
etc. etc and with bombastic advertise
ments, and flaming certificates, they have
induced the unsuspecling and cfedulous to
buy and use their "infallible remedies, ~
often TO the serious deiriment Of health. and
sometimes even life. Cheapness and intal.
IHble cures have been strong arguments
The "Alnighsy Dollar prevais--the appeal
TO the pocket is irresistible-until Il is toe
late, perhaps. even for the Doctor, with OF
his Ski aud science. 10 save the life OF the
poor deIuds sufferer. TO rid the people o
This prolific source OF imposition aud injury
we wish, thr ugh this paper, 70 introduce Y
The public, not cure-all, but an assortmen
Of medicines, prepared for family ue, an
comprising q different and specific remed.
for ca h class Of diseases.
Oar Medicines are the Cherry and LUG
) wort for coughs and colds; Turkish balm
5 Hair Gloss, Pills. etc Call and get almanac
For sale 10 Jasper by IsAAc NEWTON;
/. In IIuntingburg BY DAVID BRASpEKsIis
also agents for Mors.'s Indian Root fi'l'
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FREE ScHooL.-Thc trustees have
engaged the services Of Mr.. Henry A.
Holthaus, as teacher in District No. ?,
and the school will be opened on next
Monday morning. Scholars always
do best who enter at the beginning o.
the term, therefore parents will dc
well to be prompt in sending in their
children. We would suggest as
matter Of economy to this district that
the school house should be painted a.
soon as possible.
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MoKpAy. Dec. Is.
Senate.-A resolution vas adopted 70 3D.
iourn on "Wednesday 22d inst providing the
House agrees.
A bill was introduced BY Cravens 10 change
The time for the election Of Congressman
and amending he act now in force.
The bill for the REIMBURSEMENT Of real
estate, amended BY the House, was taken up
and some OF the amendments rejected and
others agreed to. Il was then sent back 70
the House,
House. The bill to prevent shin-plaster
banking was taken up and referred 10 Sc
lect committee.
! A bill was introduced to abolish township
assessorr, and establish county assessors
Referred.
i Tuesday, Dec. IA.
\ Senate--The bill prohibiting clerks Of th'
circuit aud common pleas courts and .hei
; legally appointed deputies from Prscsicinl
in their courts was passed.
The House bill to amend the divorce law
|, was referred, tprovidss thu, petition 10
divorce may b filed after one years resi-
! Idence.
The bill regulating The jurisdiction Of ju'
: tees OF the peace in case Of attachmen
Passed.
Mr.. Murray introduced joint resolutio
! con tinuing in power the organization Of q
a Legislature at the commencement Of u
regular session, and commence business
tina point left of II this session
: The bill to abolish the common pleas cou
~ was discussed till adjournment.
II House--A resolution TO adjourn on the =
ainst. was adopted.
!. The bill for the election OF U. >. Senate
" vas discussed til adjournmsnt- Blythe.
~ vanderblrg. making an able argument
\. gaiust lis passage
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that ! will sell
IN al public auction. on Tuesday, the 18th
dsy Of January, 1859, at the late resden &c
Of Bernard Il. L. Niehsus, late Of Dubois
county, deed, all his personal property not
taken BY the widow, consisting OF black
smith toos, 6 new wagonf, buggy, Plowf,
harrows, farming utensils, horses. oxen
cows, hogs. and other live stock; also 10
Iof household and kitchen furniture. Term'
Of Sale-All sums under three dollars cash
over that sum IL months credit will 10 civ
ca. purchaser giving note with approved 90
curity, bearing interest from date.
GERARD NIEHAUS, adn'r.
dec %, 1858 -3w*
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rs hereby given that the undersigned has
j made application 10 the Auditor OF Du-
bois county, Indiana, for q duplicate certiii-
cate OF purchase Of the southwest quarter
OF the southwest quarter Of secion No. 10
lin township No. 3. stuth Of range No. 4 W
10 Michael Miller, the original purchaser
the original certificate Of purchase teine
lost. BARBARA LAUBY.
oct l3, ,5S-l3w. 81 90
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NrOTICE is hereby given that the part
IN nership heretofore existing between =
HAYDEN and e. Pickhsrds, In Hun,ingburen::
4 ,his day dissolved BY mutual consent. ~
those that are indebted to the said irm are
reouested to come forward and make settle.
ment Immediately with =. Pickhardts VINO =
snthorised 10 make the same. The business
viii Le carried on % heretofore by =: PICK
hsrds. a Hun,inghurg. g. HAYDEN.
Sept. IA. 80. = FiOn ~
Oct 40. 1859
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Az EpiroR IN LrrK.-Mr. RudolPhus
Smith, Editor Of the jasper Courier, was
married on December End, 70 Miss 5. Z
Poison. daughter Of the late Dr. John Poi
son. Of that village. Our nsmesskes have
our best wishes for their prosperity sns
happiness through ife.-vn. Gsz.
uJThsnk you, Dr. Judge.
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CHRISTMAS FHINcs. Martin Fread-
man, at the Indiana Hotel, has just
returned from Louisville, with large
assortment Of candies, toys, fireworks,
&C., to make the young folks hearts
glad during the holidays. Give him
i call and see what nice things he has
and you'll be sure and buy something,
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For the Jasper Courier.
Farewell to Fifty-Eight.

Farewell to Fifty.Eight
Farewell, farewell to Fif,y-eight.
Farewell 10 spring and fall,
Farewell to green and fowery plains,
Rich roses, pinks and all.
Farewell 10 gay and joyous days.
And brigh, and happy hours.
Farewell to breeses soft and sweet,
And gentle April showers.
Farewell to brigh. and singing birds,
That plume their golden wing,
Farewell to lovely nightngsles,
The sweetest bird that SINCE.
Farewell 10 Kind and loving friends,
The partners 81 our youth.
Singing now in heaven above,
or happiness end truth.
They've gone to heav'n, forever gone,
In spiri, lands they dwell.
With shining angels round the throne,
Again | say, Farewell.
They're gone, but never from my heart,
Shall time their image blot,
Tho dreams Of other days depart,
They n,'er shall be forgot.
Farewell. and oh may He whose love
Endures though We rebel.
In mercy yet our Gins reprove,
Our darkening pow r. dispel.
And when thy wandering steps decline,
My earnest prny'r is still
That aid from Isrsers God be thine
Now 10 his name, farewell.
ROSALlE.