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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-12-14
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cultural aud Mechanical departments may easily be
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away with sectional tanaticism. It is the right Of
all to have an education to support themselves.
and it is the interest of the public to give IT, and
the cheapest way is to encourage educational enter.
prise at home.
TRUSTEES ApfolNrED By THE LEGISLATURES.
III. Person, Nv. c. c. Claiborne.
Antoine Cariere, j. B. Steel.
Cornelius Fellowes, Rufus Dolbear.
The Stockholders elect annually five others. ..
This Board to have entire control and make I'll
needlul changes.
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ar The city is perfectly healthy, and students
are desired toenter as soon As possible.
n. B.-Those who begin before let November
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after November LIST provided that they form clubs
OF three Or more and begin together for the same
course.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
ocs., o-zn. 8ssgb President
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Comfortable Rooms fitted up for private parties
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AG RICULTURAL.



NJ, 10 be biesi with warrior strength,
To WELD the sword and wear the glnvf,
Or rise 10 conqu,ror's fame 1t length,
Proclaims the good or makes the brave
To have the power 10 bide tho scorn,
And rise bovs the hste and strife
OF those 10 wealth and lille born.
Il the cfow h'i courage OF our u'e-
What are the sSords that prop king
The banners 10 his army's van
To strength Of soul, that dares 10 spring
And show The monarch in the man!
Kings and the miphfiest men Of arms,
Strong az the head OF realms they hide,
Sport o. they may With fortunes charms,
They are like leaves upon the tide.
In dim Of old sepulchres they lie,
The feast OF silence aud decay.
While the true world heart benteth high
And thro es itself upon to-day.
Give me the man vhose hsnds have tossed
The corn efed 10 the mellow soil,
Whose feet The forest depths have crossed
Whose brow IL molly crowu'd with toll.
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Farmers Daughters.

Girie, DONE look towards the city with
loncing eyes; IL you would preserve tie 70
y freshness OF your cheeks, stay 10 the
country cir and sun.
DoHt persuade your fathers e sell their
farms and 60 into town to deal 10 "dry
goods;" II you do. they will probably lose
farms goods and all.
Don't ape city customs BY wearins cloth
CATERS when you walk; they are no, suited
10 rough county rosds; or BY inviting an
evening party Of your neighborhood friends
to meet IL nine U'clSck; Tor that 10 their
usual bed time.
When YOU would adopt custom. ASK il u
10 suited to country life, not II il 10 fashion
able in the city.
Don. paint your faces; exercise and
fresh cir will DO that.
Don't stand 10 s~e Of . young lady
"iust from the city" should rather look
for wife where there is less starch snt
carmine. among farmers daughters who
have the glow Of health in the cheek and
ahe sparkle Of intelligence in the eye.
Don't look upon city besux as . superio
order Of beings; you know nothing sbou
them.
Rest sstisfed 10 be iarmers dsue hterr, yo
know not what you would sacrifice wer
you 10 change places with the envied cit,
girls. Go to work. and make yourselvc
and your homes % attractive aud lovely .
you can.
Read and study end use oil the mean
within your reach to cultivate your mind
Select from your associates Of both sexe
those who are equally aspiring with you
selves, and meet in social gatherings 10 in
prove your conversational talents, and pei
feet easy, unembssrassed manners.
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VERY low mi Es:

For these terms. ful clubs must be sent O.
une time. Additions may be made 70 club
~ ten or twenty AZ 81 a sussciiber.
no To any one sending ns club o. fe'
We will send the Weekly Courier one year
aud fnr larger clubs 10 The same proportion.
UIJ Nopaper sent unlcrs The money i pal
~ advance, always discontinued at The xpt
ration OF the time paid fo-.
Spec men copies sent wren drsired.
lcmiuances BY nail are at our rick. A.
IN .ers shnud be addressed 70
HALDEMAV a DURRE TT,
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md 81. Third street, Louisville. nv.
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Foor EvlL.-A correspondent says:
Pound up and melt an ounce Of brimstone
10 large ladle. When properly melted add
one ounce Of tar; and while The whole j.
boiling. add one tablespoonful Of spirits o.
Iluryentnc, raise the foot and pour il upon
the diseased part, first having cleoned III
foot well with soap suds, and got i dry
The horse should be kept ,ul Of the mud
aud fed on light food. green il possible
Two applications week will soon cur
most cases.
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INCREASED ATTRACTIONS.

The Louisville Weekly Courier on tho 1t
nf January, 1859, commenced new volume
snd the seyenieenth year OF its existence.
IN issuing new prospectus, The proprietofsl
re i,npeled TO return their warmest ac-
know Judgements Tor the high degree 81 Ia
vor with which their labors have been re-
ceiyed during the year Just closed. Every
month. week, and day. has Witnessed rapid
and slesdy Increase Of our large suhscrip-
ron list. and We now have he pleasure OF
addressing weekly Tar greater number Of
readers than any other paper published ="
the state.
we pledge our hosts ~ friends IN every
portion Of the great West, 'hrt We WI spare
no pairs. expense ~ labor, 20 maintain, nnd
wen increase the reputation The y 'nf'rr en-
i US ~ firri class family paper aud b"'c,
independent, honest aud reliable news anu
political jurral.
NEWS DEPARTMENT.
IN news. wc shnll obtain as the earliest
moment, by telegraph ard sxpsess' rrgard-
l.s- o. cos, everything ~ in'rr's "nd mo
meni trans piring in rny r'ion - 'h' globe
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
oar conmrrciai .paritl'.nt will con''nn
10 receive The exclusive nuthti"n 81 IN
orps of r.pu,lrrs. who have conducted y :"
.atisiacturiiy during The past Twelve year,
lis qnntations may always be ful't relied -.
AGRICULTURAL. DEPARTMENT.
Hereafter some three or four columns ~
zach aud every number wil be especiplly DE-
voted to the Interests ~ our nrricul ural
rrnders-ihe pen Of one OF The most arcctn,
uli-hed aud experienced writers 80 the West
sha, ing been secured. We have determined
"a make this one OF The must slua le tea
,urcs OF the Courier. and make Il sion
orih ten imes h. cost u the subscription
prire ~ every intelligent farmer. AZ ngii
lrul,ure is the foundation Of cur wealth and
prosperity, we intend 10 maze The uriri
-p.ak 10 and for This interest with beconiin.
devotion. orr farmers and planters shal
share much II our attention IN future.
POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.
Brlevi,g the Democratic party 10 be III
lonly National party in sxi-tri 81, we NJ
luontnue 10 give II warm and earnest sup
port. in opposition 70 nll the isms hirh sr'
nov combining, in thr hope Of defeating y
and destroying my glorious Unioi,.
i Tie Courier is supplied 70 subscribers
lie following
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For YOUR
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r TOWNSEND. For choice and elcgs NJ III
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10 The home circles 81 our lald, freshness
originality and cheapness, this Magazine u
acknowledged. on all hatds, 70 be without =
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steel fashion plates were unrivnledi ~ 1857
They will maintain this superiority 10 1888
Volume ri began in January.
TERMs-S2 yearin advsnce Four co
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GUNNER OF FkWTUN MD HAKkISJN sIs
JASPER, INDIANA,
rs still Of his old home, and always ready
i to attend those who may want his servl.
ces, and render them 10 the utmost Of his
ability.
To many or his pa rons he would say
Friends. don't forget the DOLLAR. II J have
served you in sickness and adversely, please
remember me in your health and prosperity.
II the dollar Il not on hand, | will take hogs
or cattle on account.
March 10, 1858. r. M. WELMAN.
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TIE HOWARD
ASSOCIATION.


IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
vUvO an persons afflicted with - xual De.
II e,ses, such as Spermaturrl,G !, Srnins'
is eakncss, Impotence. GcnorrhGa, Glret.
syphilis, the vice VI Onanisnn, or Sell
Abuse. &c. &c.
THE HOWARD ASO CATION.
In view OF Tie awful destruction Of human
lie. rsnsed by sexunl diseases. and the o.
&c ptiuns prarticed upon the unfortunate VIC
inns OF such diseases by Quscks. have ~
rected their Consulting surgeon, 40 chs'r
table act, worthy Of their name, ~ give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS. 10 ell persons thns
afflicted. who apply by letter, with dsscr y
ton Of their condition, Gage, Occupation
habits 81 life. &c..) and in case Of sx'rems
poverty and suffering, 10 FURNISH
MEDICINES fREE OF CT RGs
n~rThe Howard Association 10 = benev'
olept Ins,itut' on, established by special en-
iow ment. for m. relief Of the sick and DIS
tressed, afflicted with Virulent and epidemic
Diseases. II has now q surplus Of means,
which the Directors have voted 10 rxpeno
in advertising the above notice. tic neea-
less TO add that the association commsnos
the highest medical skill Of I age. sno
will furnish the most approved modern fes'-
ment.
just published BY The association = kepor'
ON Spermatorrhgs, or Seminal weakness.
The vice Of Onanism. Maslurbaiion " 90,
A busc, and other Diseases Of the Se1us'
Organs. by the Consulting Surgeon, when
will Be sent By mail lin sealed envelope
rRrg or cHARcs. on the receipt Of Two
STAMPS for postage.
ddress, Oh. Gro. r. CALH"us.
Consulting Surgeon. Howard Associa'o'
M. . South Ninth street. PhiladelphIs.
By order or Directors.
EzRA u. HEARrwELL, President.
Gro. FAiRcHLp. Secretary.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS.
State cf Indiana, Dubois County. 8

State n Indiana, Dubois County, IS:
NOTICES hereby given that Geo. Teu-
IN fel, administrator Of the estate Of John
NJ. Hagen, late Of Dubois county, deceased,
has filed his petition ID sell an executory
contract for the purchase OF land belonging
10 the estate Of the decedent, his personal
being insufficient 20 paw his debts; and tina,
said petition will be heard al the next term
Of the q ,urt Of Com Pleas Of said county.
Witness. u. y EDMONSTON, Clerk,
Feb 23, 1859 -3w.
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Sorghum Again.

M. John Brewer, living near Green
wood, Johnson county, presented us. day
or two since, with . specimen Of his sorgho
molssses, which has some special claims q
attention. II was made entirely from the
Juice Of the lower joints OF the stalk, which
be ends. a. did our Kosciusko friend whose
sugar We noticed some weeks ago, Is the
best for both sugar and mo'asses. The
truth, We Suspect, from this concurrent ties.
timsny Of two intelligent experimenters,
%, that the saccharins matter 10 deposited
chiefly Ia the lower parts Of the stalk. leav-
ing the juice Of the upper joints thin and
scidious, consequently unf, for any kind Of
manufscture, and only hindering and weak
sning the process Of manufacturing from
good juice when mixed with II. Anothe:
fact connected with NJ. B 8 experiment II,
that his molsssess 10 maize by Loiing down
the juice alone. without any other process,
and without the addition Of any neu.ralizing
Or clarifying matter. Il il. In fact, just the
concentrated extract OF the lower joints Of
the stalk. and nothing else. OF course. thus
made, the moIasses il little cloudy and
dark, b., il 10 very thick, nearly thick enough
to crystalline into sugar. and very sweet.
with but very little acid taste--iess indeed
than We have found In other moIasses that
had been carefully supplied with matter TO
neutrslixe the acid. IL flavor Il 10 remark
ably good. Except In color i is equal 70
sny We have ever seen. no matter how care
fully manufactured. And when Il is consd.
cred that nothing but the juice. veduced BY
boiling. makes u. Il will be admitted that
The experiment l. very successful one, and
end points sill more clearly the way 20
probable use d the sorghum. - ndianspoli'
Journal.
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SHEEP In viRGIsIA.-A correspondent o.
the Boston Cultivator, writing from the re-
cent u. 8. Agricultural Exhibition at E:ch-
mond, Va, says the virgnians are intro
iucing sheep culture with success. On
farmer who had some very ine woole
sheep on exhibition informed the writer ths
he now kept thousand sheep on his pan
,ation, and raises more wheat than whei
be had no sheep. Such Is always the sffrc
Of The ;udcious mingling Of stock and graiI
growing especially sheep gruzing on ian
long devoted solely to the pillow.
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srl-yza aNAaJaJS@
AGUE BAl1SAM.


Unriyalled in the History Of Medicine
This Ralsam, that has been 80 extensively
-o.d and met with such unrivalled success
for the pact five YEAR,, and brought health
aud happiness 10 many families thru ughoui
the Western Country, is the result Of yeare
u study andegrerimeni. BY the prcprieior-
u this We Nj fcmpound; and We arr
happy to u Is IN world that the object
sought for hes been Eained. which 10 found
IN the numerous evidences In favor Of this
remedy This BsIsam j. only recommended
fer one class of diseases, viz: those produced
by malaria. ard enters directly into the cir
culstior, and thereby couniernc,s the poison
Iof malaria il the system: aud - a tonic il
lie particularly recommended. Now for .
lew evidences:
Olney, III Sept. 20. 1857.
Messrs 3 X. Mann * Co.-Gents-Y Your
Ague BaIsam il the only remedy that seems
Ito meet The wants Of the people Of this To-
cality. We have upon our shelves oil the
popular remedies Of The day FOR the cure OF
but DR.. Mann's Bslsam sells
In preference 10 all others, from the simple
fact Il cures. Il 10 destined 10 excel al 9TH
e. remedies ever offered.
Truly, Yours, G. w. HAYSE.
Saint Louis. June l, 1858.
Mesers. 8 X. Mann g. Give fluid the
demand for DR.. Msnn's Ague Balsam daily
increasing, and the great demand for u 10 .
sufficient evidence Of iis great merit. In alI
places in our travels we find the universal
opinion OF those selling II, and more paftic-
ularly those using II 10 be, that II has no
equal in proprietary remedies. and that Il Il
n certain specific 10 q fac, that csunos be die
pu,ed Truly Yours. o Woop g. Co.
I s. X. MANN q co. Proprietors,
Gallon, Ohio. Sold by all good Drug
gists. nov. ~.
Inn u - !, =.
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rJ A bowl containing two quarts o.
water, set in an oven when baking, vii
prevent pies. cakes, &C., being srorched
SO Gays an exchange. Try IL. ladier.
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Silver Watches. Gold Chains Gold
Brooches, and various other ar
,icles. worth from 80 cents 10 s25.
TERMS
One copy one year - 90 and 2 Premiums.
,,ne copy two yenrs SO 80 and ["
One COPY three years IS 20 and
One copy five years - and ~
And TO cLuBs:
Three copies. one year 81 90 and premiums
Five comics one year - 90 AND ~
Ten crpies, ono year. SO ooa 20
Twenty copies one year, $50 90 and ~ "
An extra cosy given 10 these gr''in. az
a Club Of 10 Subscribers All commuuica
lions must be addressed 70.
a NJ. BROWN & co.
337 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
jan. 26- An.
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or The parent who wsuid train up his
child in The way be should 90. must 60 The
WY he y ould train Up biz child.
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Wurlh from % cents 10 $500 ~iIi he Civ
~ to each suhsrrlber INN. dia,eIy on recsip.
ID The subscription money. THIS l. present
I'd a. . M.mrnto q Friendsh p. and not -
an iniucem.nt 70 os'ain subscribers.
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JEAN & sALrrn. successors to Beske, 4 CO..

THE New York WEEKLY GOLDEN
PRIZE is one Of The lar Ell aud best inr-
rary papers 81 he day. An Imperial Quar-
10 containing 4 ghi pagse ~ fu'ty columns.
OF the most Interesting and fascinating read.
ing matter, from The pms u the very hrst
writer's Of The day.
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TERMS:

TERMS:
One copy fr,ne year 81 ooard el'.
Oae copy Tor two enss 90 land siis.
One c'ry Tor n rec years 3 W and eih'.
Oae copy for five years 90 and og'''s'
AND TO cLrRs:
Three copier one year, IS 20 and gifts.
Five copies one YER, 20 and gii's.
Ten copies one wear, ID 20 and 10 girs
r~en,y one copies year 81 20 and = sli''.
The articles 10 be given away are CON.
prlsed in the following l,st:
packages gole, containing $500 eseh
> A. do d. 200 zach
10 DO % Do 100 each
10 pa. IN. hun. case watches 100 each
81 ..ld watches as each
M ao 90 ~ssh
INA a. 81 es,I,
auo r,d,es y,h watches 80 ssch
y d silver bunting cased watches 81 each
600 silver watches. ~ " - eAeu
|, 90 gold gusrd vest ard fob chains ~ :" ~
Guld Lckeis, Bracelets, Braoehs', L'r
Drops. Rreas; Pins, CT Plus, sleeve But
TINS. Ring-. Shirt : uds. Watch Keys, void
and silver thin.bIr-, snd VARIETY u o'hsr
,uicles worth from 80 cents 10 3 10 Each.
We will present 10 every person sendirs
~ 80 subscrib. at :. each, gold ~srn
worth $40; "a my one sending Us 100 -un-
-crihrr- u, ~ esc .se'ld watch wo.'h $'o.
Every subscriber VIII also receive a presen''
\ Immediately on rec ipi Of the suhscnp
lion IN ,nry. the Subscribers name VII 70
entered upon our look, aud the present NJ
be foru arded, i'll in one week. I" The SID
-criber, BY mail o. exprrss, post paid
u-s-Ail COMMUNICATIONS Should ne a.
dressed 10 DEAN g. SAI.TER.
Pfutri-iars, 335. B,osJw y. = lorh.
\ July ?. lo.S-lnmy
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CARRIAGE. WAGON < PLOW
MANDATORY!
Thomas EzerSig.

CORNER OF MAIN AND HARRISON SHEET,
JASPER, INDIANA,
UNIFORMS the public that he il now ~
4 pared 10 mar u:acture. IN the lni's' and
best style, oil kinds OF Carriages. Wagons,
plow~, Sc, on the most reasonable terin-
az cash. All work turned out from my
shop is warranted. Repairing done in III
hes, MAJ ner and on tie shortes, notice. \
share or patronage solicited. jar ~.
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PATENT MEDICINES

or all kinds and descriptions, kept con sian'
\ on hand. All Of which he feels conf
lent he Gun cell "a cheap as any house il
he West. Come and examine my stock.
or Prescriptions Of every character, Pn'
~ carefully.
Jasper. Sept %. '5S. ISAAC NEWTON.
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CONCURDIA SOCIETY

CONCURDiA SOCIETY.
The regular meetings OF this Society arr
held the first Saturday 10 every month, Al
81 o'clock. r. NJ, at their hall in the Union
House. Weekly meetings for insirum, nta
aud vocal music are held subject 70 the di.
lection of the Musical Director.
JOHN MEHRINGER, President.
H. "A. HoLrHAus, X Sec'y.
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THE PHILADELPHIA WEEKLY
fLLusTRArED
RED WHITE AND BLUE

Is one d the Largest and Best Literary Pa.
pers Of the day.
Every Subscriber will receive two prem
INNS. worth from 80 cents 70 $500, ny ue
Extra payment Of 20 cents ench. - soon
"a he subscription money Is received, ne
subscriber will be informed what his Prem
uus are, and then il Il optional with bin.
whether he . Us the % cents On each and
,akes The Premiums or not.
The Premiums that we sell 10 The sub
-criLers tor - cents each, are embraced ~
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SPRING DRESSING AND CLEANING FRuiTl
rRgFs.-The ground Of every young fru''l
richard. Of apples, peaches and pears, shouhl
ee well plowed, care being taking not ~
niure the roots. In addition 10 this, all III.
moss should be removed from the stems and
and the whole receive good coat
4 soft soap. into which has been STREE
quantity OF sulphur. The soap may be
i On inferior quality and may be put or
hin. or /, may BE- somewhat diluted, Though
I applied in its full strength, !, will do y"
arm. Whaleoil soap, that is, soap made
"a the process Of refining spermacet' to'
candle making is the best, but common sos
will answer. This application kills The
bark ;ouse and the thousands OF o'her IN
sec,s, and sgge, that are lodged on the bark
and gives smooth and healthy look 10 the
trees This kind Of treatment will pay many
ines for the cost and labor in the healtl
md vigorous growth Of the trees, and shou''
no, be nealecied.-valey Farmer.
HoRsEs SrlFFEEED AND Ho' BOUND. =
IA horse that Is driven on n hard road is lin
bile 10 ge, s,iiIened. have seen valuabI'
horses driven on our plrnk road few day
&c, quite lame. reasoned to myself o
HE cause, and produced remedy whicI
proved effectual have since tried il o.
Ifoundered or hoof-bounj horses, and ~
good results. ] made o salution OF salt en-
water, and applied il three times aay, D.
washing the legs and pouring upon The e.!
tom Of his feet aud holding them up a fe'
minutes 70 lei il strike in, and saw the won
deriul Elects in a tew days. laccount f.
Iii in This way Sali will extract mois'ur
from the atmosphere. winch keeps The Zee
moist all the while; il acts nearly like mel
: ed grease upon the feet. The hooi become
tough but ye, pliubIe. Like chunk
wood saturated with salt or brine, i Is ioug
vet moist; and 60 VITA horses foot. An
here lei me add. the habit OF rasping "a
Cracked hoof to toughen ii 70 all folly. Al
oly your brine and you will effect cur
airy il and blame me il il does not. On
lCultiyator.
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