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, 1860-07-02
n A L o r G n A T. D
.4ciN SPRINGS!

These Springs are s!t1aed IN the valley Of the Oak
Orchard Creek In tbs town Of Alb ma, Genesee county,
N.Y. eight miles South Of the village Of Ndn, on The
Erie Canat. aaG ftusteen mile. f1orn Na.avx
EBT ptrct,a' Acid Springs ar- three In nurnber
tesdes there tbe.e .i1 others. I'll re al Ioetrd
If the waters tuly s-owa IN he rulonr 'e,uo
as They can ain very ia-ee amount o. Sulphur. ST.
tic ..e I nss % ty IL ~a'ePs
DIP se 1s1sy q .s IN such Unusual
; 4 sssa:s ssly .Ao.s 1sso!lse
<In skin ase..rs~evea J.. confirmed spso.y-tl.e
In tsf cir ui... The f"io~ins seatn.a .as4R
- VI !S's:y :; ;;: H.: =
J:::so "a: e Loft 90: = !: lhsv .aae?d "
7."s tn ~. IL , M
1$ssy a.: for Ii
Wa'er iorr lie Ae@smy u Physle:ns y Tue 'hy of
sidiy .ne. ;eiasvr Il. and s.ttnsent prot1ts; I'd
;Lst eas Of dls*7ses to w1sc; they a1e more
risary "raaa, .aa rome lie es,o.e
*:p:a c,c";r s.r.'c. .a,oss .;<.r,y sa.s@e
: sa5l .frx and 't ;qaYve
used Wl HtvRnt te saE OF '~ tYphsrrrr>:
aLQ pIQlAD Gfefl0h II Aas1AE2~s tlAH ~
De enden! 'es1ed oE sAs- Of h.
Of the fkfesnes. In 1acu!oHs afftcsoLs,
Ichsl. attended with thn4rhat .+d.-ht the
bic remedy. be pfe'er bic url.1ic
snIs ent, and its+ b. continued disorder tc
It. mash in fetrle dis can be neea eropsH: dtu
3D. r'Eker~t 10 :s4iisi tha1st nd pr ern.tural
heat In tkn u.tl-es-fn f3sc torn Iysp- nt cou.
se with The akan+ condition Of H. ttt iroet.
{yyo.i. tr.sh 1t will P-tse bet1e t.an hylr
cLlolr acid In oy G,'r. amt u, njur
ar !rk frn the ,ctioH =: eal hl>
will PROV. he adm rsbe Antdute IN r,o"r rh. x,--
git, trH9i'.s <Aronsr ulFsh, AID "@n.i .G.
rhtos,te 1iaIIuia t1te' na4Yj Et.+ III ust-f
thrsn. Of II laiou, and in iea3rFhnt aud 3ie
An. al-o y Ii'ts.
When taken :nerralv, awlSE oLaserc1 Of the Wser.
le. e AiInensis frhm phJ Claus. and ther RESPECTABLE
individuals. niav be cen On A.cc4top u the lEht-
u alcEs supp led On hb:Ia terHt-
80 lFuter genuine Huf.s |Fn<a,..i from
Il. ". BUST NJ Il, Sale Agent.
No. Oil E:ua 1way. New Tork.
, 1860-07-02

sA1uKpAE EvE11xs, Juhe 81.
For strictly business paper shs month caosea
on An easy money market The demand also
for long loans on inside city property il sensi-
blv diminished, and it il By no msans easy to
plaee funds on satisfactory security interest and
principal payable in New York, with the usual
examinations to the agent Of the lender. Every
think betokena ssilE grsatsr eass III The future.
Let no ono suppose that msns7 tin b. had on
unproduetivs outside city property or upon
farms, for shs asking. Tho market has not yst
realised suf5eisnt surplus for such calls to re-
eeivs any atectiop.
ExcuAx1E Ia in fair supply st It selling
rates, and the banks to day are not anxious 10
bug 1t below selling prices- All were anxious
to keep tho surpl5 about equal to the demand.
till attsr tho 9TH, when decline il generally
expected.
Go1n-lAandin in fair demand.
er. Lor1s.-The Democrat Of yesterday says
The rupp'y Of sight exchange On the East is
quite small with moas Of our dealerH, who find
ii difficult Ia make. The matutities Of some If
them are pretty 1AsEc, but mostly on New Or
lears, whence it is somewhat difficult to trans.
fer it Enst Considerable hocr bills have been
nnads on Boston, the last thirty daYt. BY some
Of the banks; but most Of the Eastern bills have
ooao 'e's os en- aa'eapateo; Inc eaee 10 iae as1-
sre,tly 10 tho relief of business here. Indeed,
nao II oot been Tor tne abundance OF "oneJ ~
the East, And the facility OF obtkaathS accouf-
s' IS .L .,.~...t .;,.. hv iio,
cnants prepared 4oF rug" s|4b b1~a' '4Ane" :! M
itinx their sprlng purchases, there would hhSe
bern .d,Gi cuItT Ia re,tin. through the cris,s,
-. t~nA. xA.@ NtFf
which We 1Tu1t has safely oeen pAsseo p9 our
nr,lcrs have nm fnnrc currency than they
L.. = .o,1a H.. eo,a r-,d;Iv at dix
0os4 ~ o~-i - ~"1'3 r.
change, some will hen it for currency, charging
, 1860-07-02

DosroS, Jure so--The lightning last night
struck The house. Of Jonathan B. Goodenough,
in Brighton, killing Ms. G. mud his ron, and se.
rious1y injuring Mrs. G. The force Of Tho gale
WAS terrific, uprooting large trees, demolishing
ch'mueys. awnings and doing other damage.
Many sailing beats in the harbor were upset,
aud there are reports that several lives are lost,
but these reports are not confirmed, though
there EeTR many nRrTQH escaQes.
, 1860-07-02
nR. MUEDE'S WATER CURE
~ ESTABLISHMENT.
At RI mn Z ENh.R. III sc.

Cesr So'tbamp"n.> co,-urh open Acuebt III the year.
l. of 1e largest aid bts, 1eeuA.td tfs
kind. and cnnduc ed aftts lefnt1r Irtnc pes ~hIth
Dr. Mune &C for nearly shtrty years. The
a'on hsndst,m moun,-in region sveFy thy; the
&r Al TIE wat..conir Ill III gs.niteas c1e,
sf ard cd that ut rE:ch,ts. fflc4g for board md
Tatl-nts firm - 10 q! peE week.
d.. Sin next to PkeksFx, the most eminent prac
tltlun+r Of the Water Cn:e TINT GerGauy has
New T. rk Tribune. mYlUxd1{sBGY
, 1860-07-02

OswEco, June o9.-The NatloEal Democracy
Of this city are firing loo guns this morning ID
honor Of the nomination 1t Breckenridge and
Lane Many Of the most influential d. n1ocrats
IN the city and all the Government otlicia1s Join
in the celebration.
, 1860-07-02

DouGtass Letter Of Acceptance.
New loRk, June 3o:-Judge Douglas, let.
ter Of acceptance il published. lie reiserates
the doctrine oil non Intervention il the strong
est terms.
, 1860-07-02
COMM E.RCIAL,

sA7rKpAr Ey1sna, June 80. lseo.
Ihe following are the receipts and shipments
Tor the last twenty four hours:
, 1860-07-02


TTETNFp0T nc 1EN1rrNE pI3E
II HLADoA) . NGN O4NI 1AA-
HEIMn0Ln'S huCHH for tho h,ddsr.
1!ELMB0LD,S RGCMH GC!iI fsr The tir.vel
HELWBOLDr HTf;Hf1 for Neryou:ptas
IjEINBi}J,jltS RT.i:.. II f1r l<ts OF Memory
HELWR0ID'- BUCHU for nimp as II Vision.
UELMIu)LU.S NUCIiff for thHcuF BreathlcE,
HEJ NiDiT}'S HUCru for WeAk Nerves,
UkLMII,,IIrS HtItHIr for General Uen}ltty
nslMtMli. .n.S H!n:i!u Ior AiveE'as Ltstude.
Il = TX i.f.S.tsf} t"s ~ WIZ, sss.te ~
..ELMWtLn's ii OHU for Wakcsuner.
!IElME0! ~ !ucHG! for I,1yn--* Of tue Skin.
ffEi.MH i,frs III 'fiiif or Fila In the Rack.
HEi.MEOLrS blEnu for Hea'lnets OF the Eyeld,
>, MNn !eMpnasy Sunnon ara 1o.s " ~ n; .,..s...
, 1860-07-02
no I'll E PU BLIC.
WRIGHT'S GROVE,

Ffe.-s'tes, Sunday schoot Celebrations, &c.
TIE .1tsth Chicago City Railway Company have m.ds
Arra e. sneu% with the prpriet Of Nr kht. beau tu
Grove stfuatd VI s tern inns o. their 70 fo
.h~ putp Of afoEn faeil.e The ci1lIe+ Of ChcsRo
ic-.,tcA Celeb Ac.. DC. tor further Iareu-
Lara apav theIs O1c, OF Clark and Cheeuut E
pa6tf4tAw IT, l.. BktS Oh. eups,
, 1860-07-02
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
Il TRIAL RAlt ROAD.
50 MuEX DOUBLE TRACK.

fhe capacity Of ta1s Kosa 10" equal 10 any F" u"
Three Thron&h Fasssn2sr skt,s!r Trains
fs'ass sss 'si ii :s M!:ss 1ts T.
Nv Ieen. g.m:Ie I'D W,.h o<tce .!y: tnss
Esprrs: snd ~: Line. n:n through To PHILADELPHIA
ass ss'e*s e. wesess
fans aS e.. sa aa In
dey ssn. ecae ces f"1 NJ NJ" W f.5S %,7an map'e and
P.iea. Bsafs-sYvra control ofths hualasss
'ast M b.y f fta:ha and rk
Tarsuis Ell 4lt @ S"ss xssi I'd on s'sst q
Bos. Tickets Boston good v!A Norwich Fall River
ston!1 item Lines sn tes Ok
efet. MY b. on,alned IT any cssae Railroad
The s on neaa 4 M a !. Il: Is:
Odrer Of the Consny i. Boston New foEk baltimore. or
rTT ~. AWAY, =. Law AID r,1. 4s Quick u
ASK FOE 4!skS4s Sss. j SSY YFif1snvzo.Hs Y! ,...
The cmpleton ofshe wtstetn connections Of ihs Penn
Si82ef 5H;R; Il IiSs M g. ss*sE% 3ss EAST AND THr
ssoias asy3.s ] ss"s
o. >aepnx IT, ia'f
'1a's' E. 3assS a:fn ri
SsSt.,sv sx,yt 13u s; pv9 SPsy
Eo,.smoasl s. a.ii,eE I Co., :sns'sons''e, Ia: u.
". Brown Co.. Cincinnati; A:hen Il l.bter. ru. inns
N<i:HT: i:Tx Nsis0n' ina ' l T. N:'1 S1s. w.
Louis john H. Ks'7i.. Sa.hv, ren'.; Ha'r. ttuns.
Memphis; Tenn: Clarke Co., t'hea*o; II r. k.onts,
patntsfn IN tk~ Wty.
The &:reAfrrs Facilities. Offered for the
Rro1xttton nslst Speedy Trains.
porsatton OF Lbt + stack.
And Eot1 accommodation. tt uru: Es.p&et fn1 per
1onAtsaTsl!nE II caarr~' ~'h"-'nt
FlxElGIITB.
by this Kouts Freight. Ut uracnttcus can he mr.
gstdsd to N. from rslaa.lPs!a Nsx York so.sen q
kentutkT. lndiara El!nas serasn. Iowa, u Missouri
BY Railroad dir
With SeaMer>tv which tincts t~ forvsttti 10 sny
port the uho. MuskinxuM Kentucky, Ttnnts Gu1
h~rland Illinois Mississippi. Wre"n.n 3L rrIti kanaak
Askansas 4~ lsr Rivers ard Il Cleveland. <n!skv and
Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers ens:u, !3s The transportation ot
their fsssht 70 Ills ccpnJ. rely WIZ csndenee ea
Tie rates Of Freight ard 5cins IN the West
BY thr IA! t"ld n nj tues l. !avof-hls
~ .rr ehar:tI b other +. Il. ''cn. an:e..
E. J. SNEEukR P!s4ie'Iht4
NAGstAW : kt+,Ns, " N"niI street. B41=or~.
LEECM 70. Nn.3 Assor 1Ioase CT No. ~. Wna. st.
LEIGH / 70. No. q sratt street. Bo-.on.
u. II. ltoCtfDS. GsuI Freight AT fhiadtlrhtA.
ruos 1. IVY r ssnl !cst: .as' th:Eatrl1h!a.
BUFFALO s LAKE Hl!n1ekF
- RAILWAY. sac-te.t and hets foase y - AZ
Is.!n !t.yt;: At u: pe,;e!s At so;. =
tou At 70: en. ee!< with y. y, Central y Uu1A" d
Erie t:a:ot kuink Eaat. T.Isrt. Vi. th. to:t
he olt3ine" ,n 1t Il: Ca.ou uspot. l.. *;rAnfEK.
, 1860-07-02

To Wholt sale rea-'s the Gem any would ray with
.lled SAu tty fur Ef,c HfnT ard the very
eerat can se y At hearc. thai Il AXE
s,ar tst leaves ,bc factmy Il warra lei eqra not su.
1rrto. IL nry lil<e TIE world Al otuets AM ccl..
Atdretked II mol = arch rany, Ottawa,
lllaoH, will &c es.e trumpt attention. ii c.N 6n
, 1860-07-02

@ u r f us
Cod Liver Oil Jelly.

The n. +. Academy Of Medicine certify that It eona;re
IS pc! cent Of Pure Cod Liver Oil,
lLTha. It's established faei that ols to be astnsA
ed must betranstorued into emulsion 10 the stomach.
eA-Thati in Mos VI he cases in wcL Cod Liver Oil u
Prescribed the stomach of,t: patfn II not proper
dou 10 make euu1sire all the amount Of oil taken, art
that krtat part and sometimes whole o the oil
OF imperative <tkls Is eaGlT
raced IN the dejecfiona)
sd-That ny Tod Liver on Jelly tsine compound ofe!t
And Ia fEultGn contact with
liquid; which take. place it reaches The 40
zach. whatsveslts condition n, Be.
4h-Th2t In cz*es whea the PsyacIan believes Cod Lveg
Otto b. prescribed specific otheswtse my Jelly Ia
more reE1ht than th crude ol because beng solid II
uustsemao In lie stomach Ia eTgo the natural psoct*s
o digestion and assimilation, the contrary tie
liquid oil will of lnopeFatIs- II the stonseh ADORE
stated IA not In condition %ke emrlsfve which IL
waJsls more lessthe whs the oils Indicated
From the above consideration hesupe.or'tyo Of Qrerna
Cod Liver Oil Jelly the 10 OIL Il BE- 1ckupx3tE-
ID - : poailve and tncontes stAft fact Sod hy
tYi&1Y pESTQA + CO. "a Lake etFeet.
, 1860-07-02

[FFotn The q. s. EcohomftIJ
The following table gives tbs exports Of
BreadatuGs from Ill the ports Of the United
States from Sept. lst, 1853. up to lateat dttes.
sod the totals for the corresponding period Of
The three previous Teazss
E1ons Dreudufs tAx reit-d n,es freol Brit
Ola AAd treadAd, miner II <p<enb~r, 1852.
, 1860-07-02


nov e9 pttd and sa-aIan fun CheA&o to Pt;bsuEKh
PEXS*TLyASlAr CENTRAL RAILROAD
t. New fork PAi!atrohra, bal.:r':. and a.h:rxtou
0tJ and a!itae Interior tawnsot Pen.1yva:7 New j&T-
Aey, Nav io:f, Maryland, Ae.
MERCHANTS by taking this Ecnte vii! bavs the bsaAns
II the 1asieFn tEsiket II no additions eG4t.
baggage checked .fr auxh.
Trane leave the tcptt co!ue o. Ea1x, and 7~n Hnran
str.r.s. West side. r., '",nws:
- A. -Nnra'nx Express daily tSnbiay. exerp.s3I
r.MsIaht . Esp.esr Ss:ty. sata.4y: e1etpstd.,
Rs,tsad to- to ng7s:,k Baaae Na=t Yots I'D
191h centss'a:a Ns* I"rk md Ell. IT,; ;;"ao:.
md Virginia. " ~
The aoav+ Trains eonr:e: At Forest with train. on Mad
ver Road 70 >pFr2 2felt Cgaana, psytn ant CINCINNATI
Al&o 8thffAn" Ut L'Waf -tt.Enn tincinnat: usret
FARE AS Low Ao ANY nTUEE RUGTE
asserKers bound Eas. will Md this 10th pr4aart
ST. Agreeable LsnE through many tie tartest mi
f:r't cities n TIE Unlte1 %sA1s ~
ts>en9eIa striving 1t chicago, aty of tie roads will
an attentive chick agents dspoa receive checks
md convey hazkage free Of charge the and
chicago afa. Sleeping ears atcoEli a7v each train.
for GA II nil the Principal rcke. tlre1 10 the
vest and u the uce. Randcl n I'D
Dearborn Leeta. opposite :Ae Heve,~ House, " at the
Qtiea&o. ~
BspAsteula,:o AK tor tickets BY Fnrt wayrA
h:F. PArl:1cx, Ticket Agent,
Jas. ". MHASt3N EyAIxt 4
, 1860-07-02
&knfral Notifies.

DARE CHANCE.--To Exchange
l. 70 fset On Stats stros, In royed With tvs good
and wsnsrz u abovs, good ~ dsnee rroysity
uaiSpoved e!ttsr sn ~ etY O !icniy, Eou.hwst
North 6i-e. For puucuArsa ppl} to Louis B. kkLLEY
4 Gu. No; 1o8 Randolph iiset, tup d4ln)
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-07

"A NIcE LITTLE ARRAseEMESr."-On
Thursday evening last. a couple OF young
folks called on Esquire r., and after consid-
cradle hesitation. requested 10 be united ia
the 1holy bsnns Of mafrimony," which re-
quest the Squire at once proceeded to com
ply with. The bride. from The lateness Of
the hour and the peculiar nature Of the call,
thought some explanation necessary. and 50
very innocently remarked: 1--WE cane from
Columbia county 20 attend the Fair, but fiLd-
ing the tsverns oil full, and no place for
Alcck to sleep, we concluded to get married,
90 he could sleep with mer' Such wife
as that is wvrth having. -Msdison (wis.,
Patriot
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-07

The scene Of the following Inieresrn
y s'ogue j. that Of two farmers on oprosir
sides " q fence. Mr.. Smith, who ha- besid
hiFn basket Of very sma' / potatoes. icanin,
"n the fence looking wistfully over q. NJ
Jones. who i digging splendid crop or bi.
pots;ues. A picture Of the scene wss pre-
pared with The original dialogue, and shoul.
be here but we have not The engraving a
hand. The dialogue j. pleasing and nstruc
live, and should be read BY every one.
The Potatoes. they are small,
Oser there, over there.--Oid Song.
Dr. Smith How is il. neighbor Jones, thal
your potatoes are % large and fine, while
Just ever the fence on similar soil. mine are
a. smaii a. pull. t. eggs. and precious iew at
thatl
Mr. Jorss--I manured this field with
brains.
Mr. Smith 'Pshaw.-Aiit the Cincinnati
hog-kilIers couldn't supply brains enough for
this ten acre field.
Mr.. Jones-I used human brains, Of which
there are pleniy-
Mr. Smith Nonsense--Now don't make
fun oi me because I'm unlucky, and Provi-
dence hss sent you good crop.
Dir. Jones-Providence helps those who
help themselves. used my own brains on
this Geld.
Mr.. Smith-So did mine, and they are
a. good as anybody's.
Mr. Jones-Ah. There's the trouble.
You know il sII yourself / don't. and 90 n
GET oil The outside help can. I've been
collecting other mems brains for NV land
fOr twenty years. and you see one resuI, 10
this crop.
Mr.. Snith-Yes, see the resul., but III
don't understand Il.
ar. Jones-welI. when We began here 20l
years ago, I thought myself good farmer.
but believed others had good ideas, TOO. and
made i my business 70 Get at their
thoughts; some found 10 agricultural books
snd Pspsrs. others picked up q the County
fs'rs. BY asking how the big things were
ss'sed. and often I've got good hint from
: neighbor.
-. Smi,h-rve always been dswp an
'n's book farming" but your crops Stage,
"e' they're real knock down srguments. IA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-07

| BIC CoRE.-Forty bushels Of corn 10 the
acre 10 some parts Of this State IL considered
a fair average yield. Even in Johnson coun.
y we would consider ourselves "!ucky" were
We % get that much every year. Mr. VIII.
liam Pitchard, however has demonstrated
that something more can BE- done. lie en-.
tered sixty seres-his entire crop, We sup
pose-which averaged one hundred and 6fty
four bushels 10 the acre. The best five acres
Of this gave an average Of one hundred and
ninety one bushels, and the best one acre
did the same. Show your big corn. gentle
men Of Indiana Or elsewhere. and IL you can
beat \, ssy 60; " not "forevcr after hold
POUR peace" }" and let Il be known that John
ION county can "beat al creation" growing
'orn. johnson County Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-07

FORCE OF VoLcAHoEs.--Cotopsxi in 1893
threw its frery rockets 3OOO feet above il.
crater. while in 1744 the blazing mass, strug
CLING for an outlet. roared SO that it's awfu
voice was heared at distance OF more thar
600 miles. In l794 the crater OF Tungu.
ragus, one u The great peaks OF the "A ndes
flung out torrents Of mud, which damned
up rivers. opened new lakes. and in valley.
Of thousand feet wide made deposites six
hundred feet deep. The stream from Yes.
uyius. which, in 1877. passed through Tore
del Greco, contained 33 100000 cubic feel
lof sold matter. and, ia 1894, when Tore
del Greco was destroyed a second time, the
mass OF lava amounted TO 100000 cubic
feet. In 1879 E,na poured forth a food
which covered 81 square miles Of surface,
and measured nearly 100000 600 cubic feet.
On this occasion the sand and scoria formed
he Monte Rossi near Nicolosi. cone two
miles in circumference and 1000 feet high
The stream thrown out BY Eina. in 1910, was
IN motion, at the rate OF . yard day, for nine
months after the eruption; and It is on rec.
ord that the lavas Of the same mountain, az |
Ter terrible eruption, were not thoroughly
cooled and consolidated ten years after the
event. 10 the eruption Of vesuvius. a. D
-, the scorin and ashes vomited forth far
'xceed the entire bulk Of the mountain,
While in 1860 Etna d,sgorged more than
wenty times its own mass. vesuvius has
brown its ashes as far ss Constantinople
'yria, and Egypt; i hurled stones. eight
ounds in weight, to Pompeii, q distance Of :
TX miles. while similar masses were tossed /,
p 600 feet above its summit. Cotopaxilo =
as projected block OF 1903 cubic yards in !
olume distance Of nine miles, and Sum- !,
ava. 10 1916, during the most terrible erup- !,
on on record. sent its ashes as far as j ava, =
distance Of 800 miles Of surface, and ou, h
population Of 1900 souls only twenty \,
< escaped.-Recreative Science.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-07

In conformity with time. e.hon ored usac
of my predecessors In the Executive Office
! hereby designate and appoint Thursday
the 29lh Of November nex:. ss day Of pub
lie thanksgiving and prayer lhroughous III,
State; and Recommend that the people o
the State, on that day. abstain from theiI
ordinary secular pursuits. close their usoaI
places Of business. and unite in q thanks.
giving TO Almighty God for the many bless
ings we have received al His hand.
Given under my hand and seal Of
the State Of Indiana, st Indiana po-
Il. >. lie. this twenty.second day Of Oc-
tober, in the year Of our Lord, one
thousand. eight hundred and sixty.
BY the Governor, A. A. HAMMOND.
Cyrus L. DURHAM, Sec'y Of State.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-07

BY CARRIE THonBERr.

a mothers love! The fadeless light.
That shines across life's way
A star amid the clouds OF night
An ever burning roy.
Dear mother, dost thou love me yet!
Am remembered home!
When those love for joy are met,
Does some one wish I'D come!
U tell me not Of maiden's love,
That earth nor time can sever.
That deep, within some gentle heart.
Burns brightly and forever
Nor yet Of manhood's chsneeless faith,
That first in youth was pligh.ed,
Which ne'er is dimmed by care or age,
And ne'er BY coldness blighted.
These have their charms; but well know
The heart that feels no sorrow
May, BY misfortune's withering blow,
Be broken ere tomorrow.
And well | know. BY cold neglect
The fairest flower will Iangush.
And unkind looks from those we love,
or rend the heart with anguish.
But there's pure and holy fame
That coldness ne'er can smother;
And there's charm Of So scred power,
Dwells in the name Of mother.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-11-07
NO. 90.
CIRCULAR.
I'd THE FRIENDS OF THE LATE
GOVERNOR WILLARD.

The citizens Of Indiana have received the
painful intelligence OF the dea,h Of the Chief
Magistrate Of their State, His Exceile1cy,
Ashbel p. Willard, which event look place
at ST Paul, Minnesota, (whiihe. he had gone
N The hope Of restoring his health) On the
o'h inst After receiving appropriate ui-
butes Of respect at the State Capital, The re-
mains Of the deceased Chief Magistrate were
brought to New Albany, the city Of his ior-
mer residence, where. amidst the general
grief Of iis citizens. they were inferred, by
the side Of his child and brother. in The New
Albany Cemetery.
Gov. Willard is the first executive OF
Indiana who has died while in Office, and for
that reason. but more particularly on ac-
connt Ct bis remarkable talents, his public
services, and bis noble personal qualities,
u Is proper that the people Of the State
should erect suitable monument to the
memory Of one 50 closely identified with is
recent history.
The Undersigned have been appointed a
committee on the part Of the citizens Of New
Albany to consider the best plan Of car.
rying cut this object. Il was at frat in
tended to present the matter only to the con.
sderation Of the people Of the city and a few
o. The more intimate personal friends OF the
late Governor, but on further consideration.
in view Of the position held oy the deceased
al the time Of his death. and the almost uni
versal regard in which be was held By his
icllow-citizens, il has been deemed proper
to exten the invitation for aid for this OBJ.
ject 10 the peop Ie Of the entire State, believ-
ing that very many will esteem il a privilege
TO be permitted 10 contribute their mite to
the Willard Monument Fund.
It's too soon, Of course, to say what will
be the precise style and cos, OF the proposed
monument, but the citizens Of New Albany
are determined that il shall be every way
worthy Of the noble man whose virtues II is
intended 10 commemorate.
The committee have appointed as their
Treasurer, d.. E. Newland, CORNER Trea-
'urer Of Staie,) Cashier Of The Bank Of Sa-
EN- a. New Albany, 10 whom all con,ribu.
ion should be sent. Ii is desired that ali
moneys for the Monument Fund should be
ent ia By the fret Of January. 1861.
J.. NORMAN. \
JAMES BROOKS,
THOS. r. AUSTIN, }Committee.
y. N DEVOL.
w. w. TULEY,
New ALBAsr. Oct. 10th, 1850.
John Mehringer is the agent for tho
lonument Fund in Dubois county,
nd will be glad to receive liberal
to this worthy object.
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What is Life.
'Tis The qnisering dew drop sanding
On the violet's purple cheek
lis sn OCEAN man is sounding.
It's spell that death will break.
It's flower that fadeth ever.
Let you cherish as you will;
'rls plan, that fsdeih never,
II is language, good Or III.
rs PITCHER At the fountain
TIN, shall crumbI. every day;
III tie mist upon the mountain
Taat PaGbus drives awaj.
'rls ing saifily rolling
\ unl tne dial plate Of time:
: ~ grain Of sand just falling.
Waited from distan, cline.
'Tis a silver chord that blndeth
The spirit and the clay;
'Ti- . serpent that enchsnieih
With is pleasures. day BY day.
'TIss narrow lsnc that endr'h
With The dismal gate Of death,
Where hiicous porter standeth
IT. hurry souls from earth.
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