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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that ] will sell
IN ut public auction, on Thursday, the 18th
day Of February, 1859, Al the late residence
Of Christian Doups, late Of Dubois county,
deceased, oil bis personal property not
taken By the widow, consisting Of ! wagon,
whest, oats, corn, hay, poultry, plows,
hsrrows. farmipg utensils, horses, ca'ver,
cows, hogs. and other live stock; also lol
OF household and kitchen furniture. Terms
Of Salc-AIl sums under three dollars each;
over that sum ~ months credit will BE- civ
leo, purchaser giving noto with approved 80.
lcurity, bearing interest from date.
JOSEPH SERMERSHElM, admir-.
| Jan. 26, 1S59-3w
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Ur The Legislature has so far done
nothing Of any great general interest,
and from present appearances arehke-
ly to adjourn without doing the State
any large damage. They have before
them . large number Of bills, among
which are something under fifty fcl
restraining and regulating tho evils q
intemperance. We don't believe they
will pass . liquor law which will &C
complish any good, as they love th'
sscritter" too we'll themselves.
At . joint Convention Of the house
on Wednesday, the old Board Of Sink
ing Fund Commissioners was chosel
throughout: E. Dumont, President
r. NJ. Parks, John +. Carr, 3. L. Nc
Clelland and J. A. Bemusdaficr, Com
missioncrs.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NJ Y virtue OF an order q Dubois Common
- riess Court, January term, 1884, viii
expose for sale Of public auction, on the 26th
day Of February, 1860, on the premises Of
decedent, in Dubois county, Ind, the follow
Ing reel estale, viz: the west half Of the
southwest quarter a section twensy-cight
township No. two, south Of range fve west
containing eighty acres more o. lees, situated
w Dubois coonsy, Ind. A credit Of twelve
months will be given, the purchaser giving
note with approved security, wslviag vslua
ton or sppraisement laws. with iGteseot from
date. GERHARD ElEHAUS,
Admir- OF estate Of IA. Kiliisn, decd
Laird g. Adams, Atlys.
Jan. &c, 1S69-lw.
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NOT MANY YEARS 400.

Patent or Proprietary Medicines were
alnost entirely unknown. but VI lals there
has been brought into use IN assortment
Of them That l., = special remedy for each
different disessel BY Aessrs, COMSTOCk s
|BROTHER. u New York They are ca
Itirsiy vegetable. md perfectly free from sner-
curry o. any other mineral poiscns which ere
leo injurious 10 tho human constitution. Be-
ing free from such. they can be recommsn d~s
~ being safe remedies In al csses, Without
tho danger Of catching cold aud endanysf.
lug tho livea Of the users.
Their Cherry End Lungwor. for coughs
and colds, 10 unequsled; and il will also
euro Consumption 10 ils fret stages. Fo'
baldsess. and other dlscases connected with
The hamss hair, the Turkish Balm Is eqna
10 Any in u-e. They are also the Prcprie
tors 81 the only genuine CARTONS &
YOUATT'S Horsc and Cattle Medicines
such q Condition Powders Gargling Oh
etc. TRY THEM.
Fos sale 10 Jssper BY Isaac Nswros;
In IIsnsingburg BY DAVID bsAspESsrtsl
s!so agente for Morsss Indian Root Pills
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The Trustees Of this Canal have
given official notification that from the
18th Of January, it has been virtually
abandoned by them. The financial
condition Of this work, az exhibited
10y their recent report to the Lcgisla-
ture, we suppose, justiiics them in this
course. II seems that the revenues Of
she Canal, from all sources, fall short
of the expenditures, for the year 1855,
the large sum Of $4,000. The de-
|ficicncy for 1867 was about $4,000,
land Il is estimated that the deficiency
for 1859 would be $4,000, if the ca
nal is kept in good order. This result
lis attributed principally to railroad
lcompetition, which, it is alleged, has
almost ruined the canal. Owing to
the severe floods Of last year, heavy
damage was also sustained. They
estimate that 1t will cost $50, 900 on
the Southern division, and $4,000
OH the Northern, to put it in repair
for the Spring trade, and having little
or no funds now on hand they hsvs
determined to abandon it. An etior'
will be made along the line to keep I
up by private enterprise, but We d
not think /. will succeed.
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nTThe Spanish ministry have declared
that Spain will never sell Cubs. and have
protested against the insulting overturcs
70 the contrary implied 10 President Buch.
snsn's message. Oezuls introduced mo-
sien In The Cortes supporting the ministerial
declaration, and Il was unanimously sp.
proved
Spain has obtained full Satisfaction from
Mexico for tho rsmpico affair.
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ILLINOIS STATE FINANCES The total
State debt Of Illinois, according to ths
report Of the State Treasurer, jus'
made to the Legislature, is sl1,lSs,
453. The whole amount Of disburse
ments in two years, up to Dec. l, so
was 1861, s2s; receipts, 81, ss7,792
Amount in treasury, 81 ,225,96S.
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AsTnua's HoxE MAoAnHE.--Thc
February number Of this excellent
magazine has been received, and con-
tains : large amount Of excellent read
ling. The high moral tone which d
always observed in this Handsome
monthly, renders il decidedly tho beet
periodical for young persona. Il i
emphatically . 'sIioms" Magazine
Price only 81. Address I. 5. Ar
thur s. Co. Philadelphia.
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BALSAM

Unrivallcd in the History Of Medicine.
This Bsisam, that has been 30 extensively
cod and met with such unrivalled snccess
for tho pass ave years, and brought health
aud happiness 10 many families throughout
the Western Country. 10 the result Of years
of study and experiment, BY the proprie' or-
of this wonderful compound; snd We are
happy to stste % The world that the object
sought for has been gained, which IL found
IN The numerous evidences 10 favor Of this
remedy This nalsam - only recommended
for ono class Of diseases, viz: thoee produced
" malaria, and enters directly into the CT
|culasion, and thereby countcracts the poison
u malaria In the system: and - tonic il
lie particularly recomme ndod. Now for :
few evidences:
OIney, ILL.,, Sept. 20, 1867.
Meesrs s. X. Mann g. Co. --Gcnls--- You,
| Aguc Bairam 10 the only remedy that SCENT
TO meet the wants Of the people Of this 10
caiity. We have mon our shelves all III
popular remedies OF the day for the cure 0
interm,tents, but Dr. Mann's Dslsam cell
liz preference 10 all others, from tho smpl
fact Il cures. II Is destined 10 excel oil 9th
70. remedies ever offered.
Truly. Yours, g. w. HAvrZ.
i Saint Louis, June I, 1868.
i Nessrs. 8. X. Msnn g. Cove hnd III
demand for Dr. Mania Ague BaIsam dali
increasing. and the great demand for i ID
sufficient evidence Of i,s great merit In q
places in our travels we end the universe
! OPT nion Of those selling II, and more partc
'lularly those using il to be, that II hos y
(, equal in proprietary remedies, and that Il
ia certain specific Is fact that csuno, BIO dil
pu;cd. Truly Yours, o. J Woop a. Co.
s. X. MANN Il co. Proprictors
\ Gallon, Ohio. Sold by all good Drug
gists. nov. IL.
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Us hereby given that the undersigned has
j nude application to the Auditor Of Du-
bois county. Indiana. for duplicate certi6-
cate Of purchase Of the southwest quarter
OF the southwest quarter Of section No. 10
in township No. 3, south or range No. a w,
10 Michael Miller, the original purchaser
the original certificate Of purchase being
Iosi. BARBARA LAuBY.
oct -, 'SS-isw. s4o0
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-01-26

SPECIAL ELEcrIos the special
election held last Tuesday, in this
township, to gil vacancy in the ofiico
Of Justice Of the Peace, occasioned BY
the resignation Of Esq. Long, the ex
citemept was so intense that all Of
twentyfour votes were polled. Mr..
Jos. Brosmer and Mr.. Matthias Kcefcr
were the most popular candidates, each
lof whom received eleven votes. Tho
other two votes were scattering"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-01-26

or The speech Of Hon. Mr.. Kempf, on
introducing Z bill to provide for an amend
mcnt 10 the Constitution 90 a. 10 prohibit
the voting OF aliens, was one Of the nestest
yet most unpretending performances that
We have witnessed this session. This pro-
position comes from German himself
Indiana American.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-01-26

rUvUE undersigned will sell at public auc-
u ton, al the late residence Of Herman =:
Ecgers, decd, the personal property o. sa'd
dccsdent, on the Goth Of Jan. 1859, cons.s'-
ing Of horses, cattle, hogs. sheep, 'erm'ng
utensils, wheat fan, wheat wagons, house
hold and kitchen furniture, &c.
A credit Of twelve months will be given OF
ali sums over three dollars, the purchaser
giving note with approved security, waving
valuation and appraisment laws, and pear
ling interest from date. All sums o. .nrec
deIlsrs and under prompt payment VIII %
REQUIRED. JOHN NIEHOUSE.
herman IIEITMAN,
! IN 10. ,ED-3w. Administrators.
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In JArL.-Mr. VIM. Sanders, Of
Hall township, was arrested and put
in our county Jail to-day, to answer
an indictment found against him BY
the Grand Jury last August, for steal.
lug chickens and roasting cars.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-01-26

Dn. VIZ. n. DAnY.-We learn
by private letter, that the charges
OF drunkenness, obsccnity, and At
tempt At bribery, preferred against this
reverend gentleman, BY some Of his
brother ministers in indianapolis, have
been sustained, and he has becn ex'
PEELED from the Church. After hil
trial, we understand. he resigned his
Office as President Of the Indians
State University, At Bloomington.
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Al IMPORTANT DEcisIox. Supreme
Court hss just decided that the Charter Of
the Dank Of the Safe Of Indisna is valid
and constitutional. The decision % made
upon an appeal from the Msriou, Ind. CIR.
cult Court.
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NorIcE il hereby given that The under.
~ signed has been appointed administrs-
tor OF the estate OF Herman II. Eggcrs late Of
Dubois county, Indiana. deceased. Said e..
tate 10 supposed 10 be solvent.
JoHs NIEHousE.
Jan 10, '59-3w. HERMAN HErTMAs, admire
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IcE.-The recent cold snap has
made : good deal Of ice in White riv.
Or, and il has been running pretty
freely this week. Patoka, AZ yet, hai
scarcely seen On iciclc.
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CARRIAGE, WAGON q PLOW
MANDATORY!
Thomas Herbig,

CORNER OF MArx AND HARRrsoH srREsr',
JASPER, INDIANA.
INF0R Ms the public thst be isnow pre-,
~ pared to manufacture, . the latest ana
best style, oil kinds Of Csrriages. Wagons
Plows, &C., on the most reasonable terms
for cssh. All work turned out from ny
shop Is warranted. Repairing done 10 me
best Mariner and on the shortest notice.
share or patronage aolicited. Jan ~.
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Dubcs Common Pisas Court,
APRIL TERM. 1889.
Eliza II. Lasswell,
Elizabeth MessIsk.
John II. Mcssick,
Green Lasswell
and others.
(sONE the plaintiffs BY counsel, and nv
" their complaint herein, for the partition
Of real estate. and Il appearing - 49, sh.s
il . return OF no susamons issued 10 INV
causs, that Green Lsssweli, one VI the de-
fendsn,s, V Z nonresident u the State o
Iadians, The said Green l.asswe viii there
fore .sks notice .h.t the ssid cause viii staDs
~ hearing q, -. before said Court q IL.
A priI term, 1850. Of said Court.
Witness, u. n. EDNONSTON, Clerk.
~ B. BcErrsER, deputy.
J. G. vestch, ATTY for + lsintits-
Jan. 20, 1859 ~.
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List Of,Lctters

ID EMAINING in the Post Office At Ja.-
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04
The Philosophy Of Rain

To understand the philosophy OF thi.
beautiful and often sublime phenomenon,
- often witnessed since the creation Of the
world, and essential to the very existence Of
plants and animals, few facts derived
from observation and a long train Of eIper-
imenis must be remembered
|. Were the atmosphere everywhere, a;
all times, at u uniform temperature, W.
should never have rain, or bail, or snow.
The water absorbed by it ia evaporation
from the sea hndthe earth's surface would
descend in an impercep,lble yapor, or cease
to bc absorbed by the air when it was once
fully stturated.
.. The absorbing power Of the a,mos.
phere, and consequently its capability to
retain humidity is proportonably greater
IN warm than in cold air.
3. The air near the surface of the earth
is warmer than i, is in the region Of the
clouds. The higher We ascend from the
earth, the colder do we find the atmosphere.
Hence tie perpetual snow on very high
mountains ia the hottest climate. Now
when from continued evaporation, the air
is highly saturated with yapor, though il
be invisible and the sky cloudlcss, If its
temperature is suddenly reduced by cold
currents descending from above. or rushing
from higher to a lower latitude. its ca
pacily to retain moisture is diminished.
clouds are formed, and tho result is rain.
Air condenses as 1t coOls, and like sponge
filled with water and compressed, pours out
the water which its diminished capacity
cannot hold. How singular yc. how sim.
pie, the philosophy OF rain What but
Omniscience could have devised such an ad.
mirabls arrangement for watering the
earth' lScicntihc Journal,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04
Winter Shoes

HllsJ5urual Of lla,,b gives the follow
ir- sensible aIyict Like tie suar.sd
oak ,hat has wi,hs,51I ,bs storms aud tie
t.ar.rrbol,s of csnturi,., man hims..l Do.
GIN. 90 die 40 the eztr,m.;es. Keep the
f,l: ary and warm, aud We may snap our
finger, ,u i1yous triumph At disease and ihe
doctors. Put on two pair. oi thick wooden
stockings, boz keep thi. O. yJursl!l, <, %
slms homes, s1u % saint Cr.srin, a1l have
Your mea.gr, uken i0r a stout pair ot win-
Ter boots or shoes, Shoes are better lur ur.
d.usry every day us5, a. they allow the
rgady escape 0l ihe ol5rs, while they
strengthen the ankles, acclstlmins them O.
dtperI On themselves. 4 very slight arci-
dent &. sufficient % cause syra,usd ankle
G, au tal.iual boot vsar,r. Besides. a shoe
comTr.,>gs less, aud hence admits OF more
vigorous circulation Of blood. Bat wear
boot. when You ride or travel GIVE dirgc-
ton, also. o. baye no cork or India rubber
about the shoes. bat have placed between
the layers % the solos, from out 70 out, a
piecs % stout hemp or tow linen which has
been DIPPED in melted pitch. Thi. Is abso-
luiely inpcryioas 70 watsr-dnos no; absorb
par,islo-whiis we know tha, cork does,
snl aitera while becomes Soy and damp
for weeks. When you put thsm on Tor the
frss time. they will feel as easy as an old
shoe, and you may stand on damp places
fJr hours with impuuiiy."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-02-04
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY A, 1859.
Culture OF Carrots.

For the las, siS year. have raised more
or les carrots. for feeding to my stock in
winter and early spring. When ! first
planted them In the field, some OF my old
neishbors shook their heads, and gravely
told inc that my time and labor would be
thrown away, As tho season proved We,
and favorable to the growth Of weUds,
found IL dilicult to keep the wcO-bits "
of carrots sufficiently ahead to give them n
fair chance, and began to think my venera-
bic friends correct in their opinions. I'm
agno my surprise at finding my crop yield
ing at the rate Of COO bushels per acre aud
not half attended t5'Hi that.
/ Some timc after the above trial, | saw,
in The Cul,ivator, an account Of their be-
ing raised ON inverted green sward, with
much less trouble and expense. Being a
little inclined 10 labor. sdriEg, | tried the
plan; not. however, until last summer.
The sod wa. plowed IN the 10Th OF May,
and planted about the Goth. Dry weather
having commenced, tho sevd came up tardl-
IL; few Ugh, da.hss finally wet the earth
sufficiently Ia give IL a fair start. The
patch had no manure. was not 'hoed, cult.
yatel or plowcd after planting What few
weeds came in worU pulled out, one man
cleaning bali an acre in a day. So that the
care and labor was m, expensive nor was
tho yield cEtrarasant; 100 bushels per
acre. Small a. the number Of bushel. may
appear. i, is twice ~ great as an acre Of po.
tatoes. Tho whole expense, interest on
land included, wa. only $40. or 1 cts. Per
bushcl.
| have plowcd deep and mixed large
quantities OF manure with tho sol. trench.
cd and manursi. and ridsei o,,r manurcd
trenches bat have never raised carrot. be-
ioro, for lee, than q cents PER bu'leI some
times they have cost mo 10 cents per bush.
al.
Ihe green sWard soil was limestone loan.
The situation wa, in tho middle of a pas
turc lcd, where tho sod was heaviest. Tic
practice of thinning {, inches. single
stands, Is one thar do not regard a. az al
favorable to the quantity or qualiiy of the
crop. Four to six good sound root, may BE-
grown IA that distance. IL the s,ci i,sprcad
in the drill a, it should b,. II they are al
lowed TO grow too large, they become
pi,hy. use tho orange variety more than
any other i, is more likely to yield fair
crop, in u succession OF years. AZ tbi.
date we ars lrcllns milch COW. and work.
Ing teams upon them. with marked benefit.
uEo. ". CorTN.
lCultyaIor.