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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-08


You of this region ought to cohrder your
selves as bound by this interest, if possible,
to superior care aud vigilance over its preser'
walton. We having this interest always to
guide Us, an instructive as VOL as a Judicious
guide, standing between these two extremes,
ought to take care that justice be done by
one extremity to the other. We have no 10
terest, gentlemen of the North and South,
that is not yours, sc far AS mere union goe.;
but We have an interest beyond that We have
msterial, 8 peculiar interest in the preser-
vatIon Of the Union Of these States, for the
sake of the trade and the market which 1t
gives US. Tnis ought to govern our actions.
We should consider ourselves as the appoint
ed guardians of this particular interest, hsv-
ing deeper stake than others III the pre.er-
vatlOu OF the Uoion, and bound to stand TO-
gether 10 every fretfui momeut of discomfort
between the North and South, to see that
aqual justice be done to both and to all.
This Is the position which | feel for m seli
srd my brother Senator'S who represent that
section of country; and wish it were so that
these great political truths were known and
recognized, even in bali their value, by every
man who lives 10 thas region, much less eve,
ry one who represents them. We should be
then as sentinel set up IN the Constitution,
to watch over the [ MON, for the sake of pre-
tec'lug that which we shall be sure never 10
torget--our local and material nterests..--
That will keep US awake constantly. We
can have DO prejudices against the North
and South. Our prosperity, to great degree
depends upon them. We hail and cherish
them all as our fellow citizens, al! as parts OF
tho grand whole which constitutes Us mighty
patton, now talked Of in all the courts of Eu,
rope as one of the great Powers of the
earsbi and but few years shall sweep
over US, when, instead Of being one Of the
great Powers Of the world, we shall! be rank.
ed as the greatest Power; when cur word and
our law, our words Of justice and our laws Of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-08-13
A X:
FRIDAY. f: =. AUGUST 10, 1858

C. According to notice previously
given. Judge Niblack delivered an
address in the Court House in this
place on Monday last. The audience
was large and unusually attentive
Having made q few preliminary re-
marks appropriate tothe occasion, the
Judge in a very clear and candid man
ner entered into q review ofthe policy
Of the democratic party in relation TO
the slavery question showing very.
clearly and satisfactorily that popular
sovereignty, ia regard to this, IS vel!
as every other question, was the esta-
Llished doctrine Of his party-and
that the position he had held in the
discussion Of the Kansas question was
in entire consistency with this princi-
pie.
lie then proceeded in a very happy
manner to state The reasons why he
had stood by the administration inthe
late adjustment Of the Kansas cues
tion-regrcttiug, however, that he had
been forced into q discussion Of this
vexed question, as it was now dead,
dead. and he had no inclination to re-
suscitate X. He took occasion to re
fer to the peculiar tactics Of bis oppo'
nent, Judge Hovey, and tie necessity
on the part Of the people Of exercising
awise discrimination when the views
Of his Inconsistent but willy competitor
were presented. With his character
istic modcsty be briefly referred 70 tn
satisfaction it had afforded him, attn
recent session Of Congress, TO rende
some services Of considerable conse
qucncc throughout the district, ani
in the same spirit stated his willing
ness to give all reasonable attention I
the interests Of his constituency, how
ever minute, should lie be returned.
His speech throughout gavs gener;
satisfaction. 1t was appropriate, SCI
sible and pointed. 1t met the expe'
tation Of his friends, and had q mari
ed tendency 70 conciliate the frien'
shipof the few that held a scmewh'
different political creed. The Jud,
has made Jasper the starting point
his political canvass. We doubt n
that the success and cncouragcme
which he has met with in this place
but a prelude 70 a pleasant and 81
cessful canvass Of the district. and
signal victory ovcrhis opponent AZ
ensuing election.
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RowpyisM.--A spirit of rowdyism
seems to be prevalent to an alarming
extent in our town. a person can
scarcely walk the streets without hay
ing their ears offended by oaths and
obscene language, while fights and
street hrawls are getting 10 be Ut daily
occurrence. We have not as veg heard
of a single arrest for disoldcrly con
duct. though there il a law on our
statute book making It a punishable
offence. There is evidently q fault
somewhere. Such a state Of thing
should not exist. We think II on'
town was incorporated. there woul.
probably be Il greater check on snci
conduct. What say you fcliow-citi
Gems! We should like 70 hear fh'
views Of some Of the older ones o.
this subject.
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ARnEsr.-We understand that Robt

Observation-Disclosures that Robt.
Walters and others have been arrested
in Pike county, charged with having
been concerned in the robbery Of Mr..
Jerger's store, in this place, sometime
last fall. The same parties were I'M
der arrest here last February, but were
discharged for want Of evidence. Il
seems nov that they have got into
some quarrel among themselves, and
one Of them has turned States evil
dcncc, and put the others in limbo.
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TIA fashionable lady Of a watering
place had a favourite lapdog, which she cali
ed Pcrchsnce. "a singular name for your
beautiful pet. madam; where BID you ind itr
"Oh," drawled she, most exquisitely, "it was
named for Byron's dog. You remember
where he speaks Of il. and says: "perchaGce,
my dog will howl.'
MAIDS AND WivEs.-Womcn are oil alike
When they're maids they're mild a. milk;
once make EN- wives, and they lean their
backs against their marriage certificates, and
defy you.
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HWc notice a very neat cottage
residence in q forward state Of cusn-
plction near the upper end OF Main
street. 1t is the properly Of our friend
IThos. Hcrbig, and speaks well for hi'
general good taste and tlriftincss. W.
congratulate him On his addition 4
the appearance Of our town. A few
more cottage residences would suppl,
4 desidcratum much sought after u
our thriving little town.
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IN pursuance 81 Oh order Of the Court Of
Il Common Pleas made at The July 'erul
1858. he undersigned, GUARDIAN y NE MI
MOI heirs d J I'm II Tesman deceassd. Will
>rll a, public sale On The premises. on me
s,h day of September 1855. the following
described real estate. io-ait:
The west half OF the south west qnsrte'
Of section No IS. township on. south Of
snref Tour uest. lying aud being 10 Daooi'
couniy. and state IT Indiana.
Terms Of ssie-One-ihird carh In hand
Or r-ih,rd in twelve months ard one-lmrd ~
eighteen months. The purchaser elvihgm"
gage. aud nnies y i'h good secuu'y, bearing
Interest from lav OF $ IL. snd ~sisi1g vais
la,inn laws. joss G STEIN. GUARDIAN
.upust O.. 1855 .3x.s
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rs hereby given that | will proceed, with
4 the assistance o. the ! ur'eyor Of Dubois
county, 90 Monday the oh DAY q SeF'em-
Der 1858, TO run The lines and establish the
cor n-rs u The q G q The n v and he .
- / of The ; e aud The : z q the NV !
OF section ?. ,oan 3 south ~ range I vest
also all the Intermediate lines 10 sand SC.
lion viii be ~ yey, ] and the corners estsb
lish ID. All persons interested are noihrt
10 bs present. !Ac"H scHhfflk
sug IS. Is5s-3v 81 80
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We arc painel to learn Of the
demise OF Mr.. Madison Armstrong
one Of the best and most respected cit
liens Of Dubois county. lie died a
his residence west Of Jasper last night
after a very short illness. Truly, I'll
the midst Of life VIC are in DEATH"
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OF Says Mrs. p%ar,ing,on, "When a won
an has once married with a congealing heart
and q that beats responsible % her own
she will never want 10 enter the maritime
state again
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liza lady, who was a strict observer Of
etiquette, being unable 10 20 70 church one
Sunday cent her card.
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FEE ron AssouSc,sS. TWO DcLlAns-

"We are authorized 20 snnour &c Gen
Joux AELg ss IN INDEPENDENT candidate los
Representative At the ensuing October cleo
ton.
nTWe are authorized to announce Dr.. u
X. l. NnHpusE a. a candidate FOR Treasures
y, The ensuing October election.
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PATENT MEDICINES,
Administrator's Sale.
s a A Q u I wv no /,

vCiiE undersigned sIll sell on the 18th
i day Of August 1858. AZ The late resi-
deuce u Willism Brelz. deed. in Jasper.
Dubois county. the personsl propes ~ Of ssid
deceased. consisting Of , yoke d oxen, took
%csiiile, a frs' raie set Of cabinet makers
tools, = lot 81 cabinet furniture. farming
~, nsils. household and kitchen furniture.
Sc, q credit OF Twelve months will be Civ
en- on all sums ever three dollar; oil sums
under that amount cash IL hand.
n B-Every one Indebted 70 sad es.sFe
'aill make immediate payment or sul Will
be brought sgaiast them.
SsBssrfAs kEuBtrR. rdm'r.
july 30, iS55-3s-
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GIVE have received but very mca-
gre returns from the election in Kan
sas. They Indicate the defeat Of the
|Lccompton Constitution.
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commissioners Sale OF ReaI
Estate.

pursuance Of an order -of the common
Meas court the undersigned, Commission
|er appointed BY The court ~ the July term
1858, will on the 4th day u September SO
on HE premises, sell The reai estate belong
,nr To the heirs OF John Neicnn. deceased,
10. vii: The u " Of the ; W u section 80
aud the n 9 I Of the OF sec 81. tow d
1, north ~ west, anu The v q IN
sw o. section so. town ! north OF range !
west-ecntaining 100 acfes.
Terms Of sale-Six monina credit vii DC
given On n halt tie our base money ane
twelve months on The remaiudtr, tie pur'
cha ser giving notes with good freehold sesu'
rily. waving valuation or sppraisment laws
with interest from date.
HlSKy A. HrLrHAts, Com'r.
aug ~, lS5S-4w SO 80
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HORSE POWER for SALE

.vIyHE undersigned. having completed be
i arrangements for running his Wool
Carding Machine BY steam. offers for sale
The horse power machinery formerly stischsd
TO IL. THIS horse power ;s IN coed order. o.
an excellent quality, and will be sold On We.
nv reasonable terms. II applied for soon 81
my wool carding machine In Jasper.
June IS, 1858. ALOIS ECKERT.
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HThe Circuit Court, which held
its session here during the present
week, adjourned on "Wednesday last.
But few cases OF interest were dis
posed OF. The docket was light. The
attendance Oh the part Of the members
OF the bar was unusually large, among
whom whom we noticed Judge De
|Bruler. T. +. DcDrulcr. and David I.
Laird, Of Rockport; Messrs. Burke
and Clemens, OF Washington; Q. Ba-
Ikcr, Of Evansville; W. +. Parret, Of
Boonville; A. j. Simpson, Of Paoli;
Messrs. DeWolf and Barr, Of Peters
burg; and B. Buetiner, w. G.. Adams,
r. Smith. J. G. Boyles, j. G. New
ton. S. j. Cromer, III. A. l~iolthaus,
II. Nicholson, K. Hardin and Isaac
Harris, Of Dubois county.
VIZ regret to state that Judge Bal
lard Smith is now making his last tour
of the district, at least for a consider
able time to come. As Judge, biz
dignity, capacity, and general fitness
for the position, cntitlc him 70 th'
highest respect and confidence. Dur
ing the period he has dictated as Gin
emit Judge Of this judicial district, b
has, both in a public aud private ca
pacity, secured the lasting esteem an
confidence Of all with whom he ha
come III contact. IT is % be hoped hi
mantle may fall on worthy successoi
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u hereby given that on Monday. ihe 10Th
L Jay OF Angus, a.. D 1853, The County
surveyor Of Dubois county will be prsent
10 run the lines and determine The bourca-
lies and sui divisions, and siso es's blish the
corners Of section 8. T2 ) X No west
AN persons Interested are required 70 at
tend. MATTHIAS kEEFER-
luiy 23-3w rfSi 50
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1--WE publish this wecl. the name
of Gen. Able as a candidate Tor Rep
-rcseitafive. and Mr.. Niehouse as a
candidate for Treasurer. We are sor-
nv to lie called upon to do this, n We
have heretofore regarded these gen
Itlemen as sound democrats, and anx-
lions to do what they could to maintain
union and harmony in the party. But
so far as we could learn from numer
Gus persons, living IN every section O
the county, who were in attendance a
Court, the d~isafvction Of these gentle
men is not likely to effect a great dea
against the regular nominees. 1ll'
prevailing sentiment seems 70 be tina
our principles arc worthy Of q hearty
support and stern battling for, thatth
only way to insure complete success
BY thorough organization. and that To
best means to give vitality to an Or
ganizaticn Is u support its nominees
from President to Coroner This bo
ing the almost unanimously expresses
'~lopinion, and the county ticket beinI
|, composed Of highly competent gentle
men, Of unexceptionable character, y
think there can BE- no doubt that ever.
candidate on it will be elected by
! very handsome majority.
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KENTUCKY ALL RIGHT

The returns come in gloriously from
Kentucky.
In the city Of Louisville, Thos. BAT
man. Democrat, has been elected jail
Or over w. X Thomas. the X. N.
nominee and chairman Of the Is. n.
State executive committee; and JAS.
Robb. Democrat, has been elected
county surveyor. This Il q grand trl-
umpll for our party-in view Of the
fact that the X. Ms have for toul
years elected every officer in tleM
by ma.loritics ranging iron.l
$500 votes. II seals the fate
accurscd faction forever.
In the Louisville district, Mr. H. g
. Wood. democrat, Is elected Judge q
the Court Of Appeals. over Wheat
the present know nothing incumbent
Mr. Rev:ll, DEM, is elected Clerl
Of the Court Of Appeals aser Mckee
by an overwhelming majority. i
short. the Democrats have made
clean sweep Of the whole State.
OREcoS ELrrTIox.-Furthcr advice
from Oregon confirm the tidings Of
brilliant Democratic victory at the;
first State election. All the new Stat
officers are democrats, a well as III
/ majority in the State Legislature
. which gives the democrats two Unite
I States Senators. The bill for the al
: mission Of Oregon passed The Senat
at the last session. and will 80 thrcng
4 the Ilonse Of Representatives AZ tb
i next session. Before next March til
" Pacific ceast will be represented y
four Democratic Senators and thrc
i Democratic Representatives.
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4 GOOD supply Of Justice Blanks con-
COURIER OITiCL.
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Why is the Demand 50 Great for
@E2s AZEiAAJaJss3
AGUE BAISAM?'
Because il will. ia al rsses, safely aud et-
fecfual.y cure thai much dreated srcrrRe "
The esf-Chil-, Fever sud ague-w,ihout
faii. and in cases VIII counirrar; the poison
"a Malaria, Of which fact thousands DO '-r.
,iiy: and, unlike ali other nustFums, iiIr on
recomme ndsd Tor one class Of Diseases,
~ 4 rs tcnicit " unsur , assed. We VII
Offer = few evidences 81 iis worth, BY men
.of influence snd high standing,
PEfscEr.S. LII +. sept. 20, 1857.
DR.. Nann--rear III: For several years
|pas, | have used your Ague Balrsm " nv
Ia,ily practice. qua have closely observed ia
fleets II hundreds 81 cases. and in 10 case
has il failed 10 produce the mos, happy ei-
Ilrc,. can most chpertully recommend i
a. = certain specific for chile, fever and
ague. and mslsris Is Diseases.
Truly Yoars. ~. ArsrrS, y. ID.
MARSHALL. yIcn.. Feb. ~. 1857.
DR.. Mann & Col have sold sarge
amount IL your Acur Bal-nm ~ this vicinity
and from nv personal knua ledge Of 4, | be-
lieve il the best remedy Ter chiIl-. fever and
que ina, has ever been sDli ID our state
Respectfully You're, o. HYnr.
AsHTAEura. Ohio Jan. LIST 1888.
Messrs. =. x. Mann 4 Co--Genie: In
csn vassing the states 81 Ohio and Sichigsn
tor he sale o. the different r medies Of
which We hsye c. nircl. our attic ntcn hss
heeu called 10 observe the great name that
your acuc bslsam has gained for Itself IN
every place where fud u really seems 70
be The peoples own remedy. md is sales
more rapid thu all others. tits destined 20
.upercede all Other sgue femeoiesi ~ the
market. Very truly Yours,
AIS HENRY.
NEW yoRx. Feb 23. 1858.
Nessrs. X Mann q Co-Gents: have
4, our house In 81 Louis cod YOUR sgue bal
.am some shrer years, aud have c~srefuily
onseryed liz efecis 10 curing. and must "
~ csndur say, | 90 not believe Its equsi r.
is's il III The world OF medicines. To ny
pcrsonal knowledge Il has cured pcrmsrsnt-
Iy every time, and I hsve known y used nnsr
IN other remedies have been tried - war;
with the most happy result; mo what y
. more remarkable ] hare never knows case
but what remained cured, for a. least ihs'
sen son. ave no hesitation in recon mend.
I,no IL as u perfect triumph over chuis anu
fever. Respectfully Yours.
s. X. MANN & CO., P~roprietors,
Gallon, Ohio. Sold By all good Drug
Z lgists. may n on.
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Observation-Disclosures & BLACK
REPUBLICANISM DEFUNCT!

ANON M l1-h ~ bh-Nh
REPUBLICANISM DEFUNCT!
The glorious news conies booming
from Missouri that Barrett, National
Democratic candidate for Congress.
has triumphed over Blair, the Freesoil
INSTRUMENTATION candidate. Ia st.
Louis the vote stands-Barrett 6,459.
blair $50, Breckenridge 1896.
The Republican says: n.
After one Of the most extraordl-
nary contests that has yer been pre-
scented in St. Lonis. or the Union, we
have the satisfaction to announce that
the Black Republican ticket. headed
bv FRANCIS r. BLAIR, Jr., ha.
been completely routed BY the free anc
independent voters Of ST. Louis, 10 tle
exercise Of their highest right Of SOW
ereignty. 1t has been done deliberate
Nv, after full discussion, and by a mn
-ioritv which is as gratifying 70 th'
Democratic party Of st. Louis as !
must be 10 the whole Union.
To the Black Republicans Of th'
other States Of tile Union, it j. warn
ling Of what is in store tortllcm when
! ever like issues are fairly ?resente'
I to thcm.'
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DAYS
CASH STORE!
NEW AI3AHY, INDIANA
Wholesale and Retail.

LWAyS on hand a large and well Sc
N lected assortment % Miscellaneous and
STANDARD School Books, Plain and Fancy
Stationary, Wall, window and wrapping pa.
pers, Blank Books. &c
OyTHE HIGHEST xARKET PRICE paid io'
rags IN exchange for goods.
r.. X. DAY,
State street. between Main snd Market,
March 20. ,56. New Albany, Ind.
--. :
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part Of
the globe is the consequence of a diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved by
the action of solar heat wet SOIL and rises with
the watery vapor from it. While the sun is below
the horizon this yapor fingers the earths sur
face and the virus is taken with it through the
lungs into the blood. There it acts irritating
poison the internal vscera and excreting organs
of the body The liver becomes torpid and fails to
secrete not only this virus, but also the bile from
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation. and produce violent constitu-
tonal disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympatbize with the liver, and become
disordered also. Finally, the instinct of our or
ganisn, as if in an attempt to expcl the noxious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood of the body
in the internal excretores to force them to cast it
out. The blood leaves the surface, and rushes to
the central organs with congcstive violence, This
is the CHILL. But in this effort it fails. Then tho
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the cen
trail organs and rushes to the surface, as il in
another effort expe the irritating poison through
that other great excretory the skin. In this
also it fails, and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery of strength
to repeat she hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits paroxysms of FEVER AND AGUE.
Such constitutional disorder will of course under
mine the health If it is not removed.
We have labored to find. and have found, an
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA. '''i

4 B,nerolent Lustitution established by special E
document for the Relief Of tie Sick and DIS
tressed, afflicted sriiA Pirulent and
-. Epidensic Diseases. 5sns -.s4
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
i awful destruction of human life, caused by
Sexual Diseases and the receptions practiced upon
the unfortunate victims of such diseases by Quacks,
several wears ago directed their Consulting Sur
geon, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their
name to open Dispensary for the treatment of this
class of diseases, in all their FORMS and to give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by
letter with description of their condition, taget
occupation, habits of life &c, and In cases OF ex.
IRENE poverty, TO FURNISH MEsplCfnhs fhEA
sociation commands the highest Medical skill -
the age, and will furnish the most approved mod
ern treatment
The Directors Of the Association. in their Annu-
al Report upon the treatment OF Sexual Diseases.
for the wear ending January 1st 1855, express The
highest satisfaction with the Success which has at
tended the ahors Of the Consulting Surgeon in the
cure of Spermatorrheea, Seminal Weakness, inPo-
tenee, ,GonorrhGa, elect, Syphilis the VICE OF
0nanfSm OF Self>abuse, &c, and ~oruer centfnu-
The directors, on review of the 4nsst. feel IS
suret that their abors in this sphere of benevolent
effort have been of great benefit to the atdlctedA
especially to the young, and they have resolved to
devote themselves, with renewed ZEAL 10 tins very
important and mach tlespised cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatorhga, or
Seminal Weakness the vice of 0nanisu, Mastur-
baton, or Self-abuse, and other diseases of the
sexual organs by tse Consulting. Surgeon, viii be
sent BY mail (n sealed envelope fi san eF
CHARGE on the receipt of TWO STAMPS for
postage Other Reports and Tracts on the nature
and treatment of sexual diseases, diet, &c, are
constantly being published for grssuitoas distrbu
tion and will be sent to the afflicted some OF the
new remedies and methods of treatment discovered
during the last year, are of great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DIR. GEORGE
r. CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon, Howard As
sociation,s No. South Ninth Street, Phladelphia
Pa By order of the Directors
-. - EZRA d. HEARTWEI-s President.
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