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The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-12-27

n1oul arm 1mpiemenif.
I y = penny wise and pound fool
in, 70 buy poor implements because
they can be got low. Sach will cost
. vast deal Of time and patience. and
no little money to keep them in order.
and even then not work satisiactorilv
Moreover, there i great deal Of
pleasure in using machine or simple
tool OF tie best make. not because they
are expensive, but because they are
handiest' and on the long run thcy are
the best and cheapest. The interest
at ten per cent is only 81 year on
an Implement costing SO, while il is
% cents on one costing SIS. yerv
often the so implement will save half
a dollar a day over the SIS one. bv ia
better work, and saving Of man and
team power. Nor is tlis all thar r
important about implements. When
bought they should be taken care of
i5eiore attempting to nse them. thev
should be put into perfect WORKING or.
Ter IAeI knives OF MOVING.
machine should be well ground the
wheels and joints oiled. and the whole
searing put into complete trim before
'tarting IL; otherwise it will get Ont ~
rider. time and patience will be lost.
.nn ne whole work be done unsatis.
actorily. The same i true IN GENERA,
= harrows. hcrse-rakes. rollers blows
'ces, shovels. and the comnonast
ln,ols Of the farmers carpenter sbon
lave place for everything ana III.
'eep everything in its place. and II.
rays II good working condition. Rut
where do re often find the farmar
implements! To-day. We saw ! nlow
tanding IN tire furrow, and yesterdav
ne thrown mp 5y the side Of the .fence
shsre the Fall plowing ended Laa
al, we saw cultivators and hor.a.
axes dragged mp into the corner of !
eld among the bushes. Somctimea
ne expensive horsepower, instead 81
eing carefully housed, is left ont in
j weathers, from one thrcshinp seasor
, another Implements so used sel.
ON get their iron-w work oiled n M.
ent rust, or their wood work painted
, prevent rot. It's the testimo -
y good farmers, that the time and
loney spent on their tools. il more
ian renaid in their increased durab;.
ty- There are very few farmers Who
an afford to have such large holes ii
leIr pockets rs this caroiessneaa
lakes- One must be either very rich
! DC making money very fast to bo
PIE % support such extravarance.-
y be true, as il is often said. that
!rming, as general rule, does not
'cld more than FIVE per cent on the
ipital invested. we do not see bow
ny body can afford such expensive
abits- And besides. such a spend-:
rift style ofliving exerts a bad ;nfin.
zee on ones family and on the whole
'ighborhood in which he lives.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-12-27

CT An ex'rsrrdinary balloon ascension
y gravsIy proposed in England. Mr..
Glaisher. whose remarkable account or an
ascent 10 hight o. six miles was published
in many papers some time since. has been
BY sMr.Smons 70 ascend wi;h him
TO . high, Of eleven miles Mr.. Gaisher
replied 'lie, he had no dOub, that BY taking
up sufficient oxygen higher poin, nigh,
be reached, tut the rick was 100 great.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-12-27

IL The populsiion Of Chicago. accord.
ing 10 recent census Just taken. under the
direction Of the city authoriiies. 10 I37. .030.
The population in 1850 wss Io9.2s2. In
crcsse in ,wo years. 27.7Gs. This exhibits
. remarkable increase. tsking into consider
alton the fact ,ha, Chicago has sent her foil
quota 10 The war
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0-r Here l. IN interesting scrap from the
prayer Of . msn Who wss In The habit oi
filing the bresks 10 his petitions with ,he
syllable. er:-aO Lord We pray for our poor
brother. Who has lived for more than ten
years on the Lords side-er. and hss one
100, IN the srsvs-er and the other all bu,.sr.'
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-12-27
The Abolition Idea Of FREQ Govern
mouf

The ides Of Government-whsi Govern.
meni is-~hat sre the purposes Of Govern.
ment-is muddicr in the Republican nind
man We had ever supposed il possible 10 b.,
among N u born under free institutions.
HovsrDmers in their ides. il A brahsn. LiB-
colin and Abraham Lincoln being G svera-
nsnt. Abraham Lincoln can be cotton raiser,
cotton spinner. negro oyerseer. lees o. sur
" hoop skirt msnufartu.y. ship carpenter.
Judge. Jarymsn. Loco Foc0 match maker.
Long shoreman, short shoreman. snd sort II
= msD, womaa-aye. everything and snv
hing. The old Tories Of Esg'ard once had
jus, exactly such ideas Of their Abraham
Lincoln-viz. that they were ererihIar-
the People, noihing-but our Eag;.sh IRE
fathers cut of 'he head of one Lincoln.
Charles /. y who INDUCED in that ides. and
drove 81 another. King james. ibcre.or.-l
The ~hsle idea i the old Tory idsa, On
Lann):
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CT The Republicans Of New Hamp
shire y 81: :heir State Convention 81
New Years day.-Lsfayerte Journal.
There sre no. Union parties 10 Yankee
lsnd. but plsin. ont spoken and intoIeran
-RePubIicsns-- Whyi Because there srs
no weskbsckec Democrats wsssed to serur.
he elections. srd nons willing 10 Be fooled
into such srsps - were lsid out here IN In.
cisna- Wherever the Republicans sre IN
ab'e = stand alone, they borrow The props
irom the strong party. The timber selected
10 this Sslre. however, was rather .haky.
and didn't amount 20 much. -StsteSentineI. l..
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n Dec Rex. . rece Lex

In Euqlish:
The King. from God. the Law from the
King"
Hence our Abrahsm. after the wsy and
manner of Old Esther Abrshsm. . Patriarch,
with bic eallie. his slaves. his goats, bis
maids, &C.. j. invited BY the Tories. firsr, to
establish great Negro Boy Founding A-y-
lum. next. TO 20 inio the negro overseeing
business Of cotton planting New York
Express
The Jasper weekly courier., 1862-12-27

FER square " 10 lines OF. less, 4 y eek, Al 90
,Essh eubsequen NJ insertion, 20 cfs
Lenges a1vertiseme nts, nt same role. A
hsslion over even square or sqanres. counted
~ square. These ere The terms for iran
sieas advertise ments; . reasonable deduc-
Hos will BE- made 10 regular advertisers.
Notices Of appointment of ADM inis,rators
psd leGsI notices of like character to be
paid Tor u advance.
AunoUEcIkc CANDIDATES:
Yer 'Towpship otiices, each. sSIoo
Tor County 200
Per District, Circuit. or State. 800
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01

IoLITIcAL'-Ihe representative convention
OF the republicans of the sixth (Worcester)
district was held at Leominster, Wednesday.
and Messrs. w. II. Vose and Hale w. Pare
of Fitchburg, and Luke SAWYER of Sterling.
were unanimously nominated for representa-
tiYes to the general court.
The democrats and the ''people's" of the
worcester northeast senatorial district have
united upon A. Marshal of Fitchburg for sen.
ator, and in the sixth representative district
upon Salmon w. Putnam of Fitchburg. Jos.
Cozzens of Leominster, and John II. Davis
OF Sterling, for representatives.
Linus NJ. Harris, Esq, has been unani-
mously nominated for representative to the
general court by the republicans of the four
teenth representative district, comprising the
towns Of West Boylston, Holden, and Paxton.
Mr., Harris received every vote ON the infor-
NAL ballot.
Inc s-democratic party in the third
congressional district have nominated Hon
John 5. Sleeper of Roxbury as candidate for
congress in place of James M. Beebe de.
cned.
Hon. Benjamin f. Thomas has accepted the
peoples" democratic nomination for con-
gress in the seventh district in place of Charles
r. Train declined.
Hon. William r. Easton of Nantucket IS
the ''people's' nominee for congress in the
first district in place of Hon. John II. Clifford
declined.
The republican convention for the fourth
Essex district on Thursday nominated Henry
Carter of Hayerhill, candidate for the senate,
in the place Of John e. Whittier, declined.
Mr.. Carter is a lawyer of good reputation,
and was formerly editor of the Advertiser in
Portland, Me.
ID. II. Mason, Esq, nominated by the ''peo-
pies" party as candidate for district attorney
for Middlesex county, declines to run, and
will support the present incumbent, l. S.
Morse as the Office is not one of u political
character.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01

BLAcKsToNE.-Mr. Joseph Cullan, over
seer OF the spinning room in No. 2 mill at
Waterford, met with shocking death last
Friday morning. His blouse caught in a belt
which he was adjusting, and he was carried
round and round with frightful velocity, at
least two hundred times before the wheel
could be stopped; his body was terribly man
gled, and his clothes completely torn Off Mr..
Cullan was worthy Irishman, unmarried,
and the main support Of his mother. He had
been oYerseer for many years, and was re-
spected by all who knew him. The accident
was entirely the result of inprudence,-
IFo0ns0cket Patriot, Oct. 81.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01

MANNED SOLDIERS BELONGING TO THE NEW
ENGLAND STATES Soldiers who have lost
their legs Will be glad to learn that the sur
geoh general OF the United States has author
Yea Fgf"er q Co., Of Boston, the Justly eel
eorated artificial leg manufacturers, to fur
ilisn legS to all who elect to accept palmer
nees' ~ Is almost necessary for us to add
lut inns nrin has acquired not only an nation-
az puV european reputation for the excel
, ,vace ., theIr work. and all who require ar
. uuciul legS should know that in procuring q
amer reg thHy get the only really reliable
, ''p ;,i"' Is maze, others being to great ex-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01

NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-Advices from New
bern state that there is large rebel force at
Kingston, forty miles up hence river The
shores are lined with new and powerful bat
teries The gunhoat Sentinel, had however,
made reconnaissance within two or three
miles of Kingston, Smelling out some of the
batteries.
Private p. Wallace, company G, TWENTY
fifth Massachusetts regimen, was shot Inv II
picket at night, while advancing and falling
to give the countersign.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01
Prom McClnllnn.s -.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroMAc.
Oct 3l.-Stewart, with 1900 to 1000 cavalry.
came in to-day from Union to Westyille. and
attacked small force of our cavalry, driving
them towards Aide. The old Pennsylvania
regiments are to be filled up at once with
drafted men. The Richmond papers received
to-day announce the arrival in that city of
Gen. Bragg and staff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01

DIR. j. e. TRINE's gymnastic class for children
meets tins afternoon at half past three o'clock at
horticulture Hall. Parents interested in the phys
zeal welfare of their children, respectfully in
yited to attend to witness tile good work
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01

WAsHrNGroN Oct. 3l.-Wc have adyices
that Shareholders from Texas and New Or.
leans are selling slaves in Cuba, and that
these slaves are carried to market under the
British flag. '''9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01

The BODY OF MELVILLE WALKER, of COMPANY
d, fifteenth regiment, who died in Maryland from
wounds received in the recent battle of Antietam,
having arrived, funeral services will be held at his
late residence on Thomas street. this morning at
eight O'Clock.
Members of the order of the Sons of Temperance
are invited to meet at their hail ON Foster street at
quarter before eight O'Clock this morning, and
proceed to the house in Il body.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01

TINE CHANGED.-Professor Dunn has decided TO
change the time Tor holding his lectures, to the eve
nings of Tuesdays ana Fridays See his advertise
ment' His subscription list for tickets is growing
finely. 1t contains the names of some of our most
esteemed citizens
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01

ETHAN ALLEN eff Worcester has received
patent for improvement in back-sight for
rifles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01

WE would call the attention of parents, who
wish to please their children, and at the same
time give them healthtul exercise, to the sale
OF three rebel ponies by Lamson & Co., at
three o'clock this afternoon, For particulars
see advertisement.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01

REV. MERRILL RICHARDSON will deliver a
discourse in Salem street church, tomorrow
evening at O'Clock, on the following topic:
Support of the government our only safety.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01

The boot business in Milford is very -four
ishing.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01
CITY AND COUNTY.


capt Prouty of the Worcester Light Infan-
try' with their companies, moved yesterday
from the barracks of the defunct 54th into the
pistol shop barracks of the 5Ist. At dress ma
rade' last night, all the ten companies of the
o1s' regiment were drawn up in line for the
first time.
=, 00i' "ard purposes marching the regiment
through Main street, this afternoon, during
'iie hours devoted to battalion drill. They
may be expected in the civ at about balfnast
'"o' accompanied by the post band ard the
regmental drum corps.
IHE MILITARY BALL given at Mechanics,
Hail. Thursday evening, by the oficers and
members Of the 51st regiment. was avo., ,,o,,
an exceedingly pleasant occasion. Nearl, oil
OF the commissioned officers of the roa;n,on+
were present, with many of the privates -
gether with their invited friends. Manv
friendly faces could also be seen in the goi-
lerles. The company separated at about
O'Clock, after as much enjoyment as was nos
sible with the thoughts of the early departure
for stern duties of so many true friends.
The 10Th DIsrRIcT.-The republican eau
Gus in the 10Th representative district, Ward
and Auburn,) Tonight, will be held in the
police court room, the City Hall having been
engaged for another meeting.
WORCESTER COUNTY TEACHERs AssoctA-
Tho ttvolfth =
the Worcester County Teachers Association
met at Oxford, Friday, in the vestry of the
Orthodox church, at II o'clock, A. NJ, and
was opened with singing by the class of pupils
from Mr.. Hunts school at Worcester. under
the lead of Mr.. Whiting. Prayer was then
offered by Rev. Mr.. Prentice of Oxford.
The remainder of the forenoon was occu-
pied by Mr.. Prentice of Worcester, in pre-
sentng his views on the subject of teaching
geography. At the commencement of the af
ternoon session Mr.. Prentice resumed and
concluded his remarks on geography, prescott
ing new form of globe or hemiSpherical
map, representing each hemisphere upon OPP
posite sides.
Inc ASSOCIATION then adjourned to the
Town Hall, about half mile distant, to wit
ness the exercises in gymnastics by the class
of Mr. Hunt. The afternoon was thus oc-
cupied, and the people of the village, as we'll
as the members of the association, were
greatly pleased with the performances. The
singing, under the direction of Mr.. Whiting,
was an attractive feature of the exercises of
the afternoon. The gymnastic class was I'M
der the care of DIR. Trine.
The fact should not be omitted that the pu-
pills of Mr.. Hunt were provided with a most
abundant collation. by the pupils of the high
school, at the school room. Pies, cakes, and
fruit were sent in by the people, and though
the notice of the coming of so many to the
town was Short there was degree of interest
manifested by the people which entities them
to the gratitude of the association.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01

The 10Th DIsTRIcT.-The republican eau
Gus in the 10th representative district, Ward
8 and Auburn,) tonight, will be held in the
police court room, the City Hall having been
engaged for another meeting.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-01
SPEECH OF COLONEL BULLOCK.

Mechanics Hail was crowded again last
night to hear Col. Bullock on the questions
involved iu the coming election, The meet.
ing was organised as follows
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other kinds Of Wagons for horses and oxen; Cane Wag
ons and Carts Draws OK and timber wheels, with and
without axles warehouse and steamboat Trucks Jersey
and Baggage Wagons baggage and other carts orhorses
and oxen handcarts wheelbaows of every description
and all other articles in the wheewright line made of
the best seasoned materials and warranted to be superior
to any other manufacture, which viii be sold at reduced
prices and lower than by any other establishment the
southern country. Purchasers viii find it to their inter
ests to call and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere We none but black locust hubs and bent
felloes NOV s. 1860 PHELPS, PARKE & Co.
40 u and A Perdido street, New Orleans.
n. b. We keep constantly on hand large assort-
ment of PLOWS and Pillow POINTS, from the cele-
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WINER,s CANADIAN YERMIFUG.
SAVES THE CHILDREN.

This IS the only sure remedy against worms in Il
man frame-thugs that are so fatal and desruct
children. SAVE TIE CHILDREN
Let mothers be timely warned, and not allow
child murderers 10 remain in the system oftheiroft
Remember that WINER'S CANADIAN VERlqF &
viii at once and f0rer er Danish herepties and bera
will be saved. Think Of this
Colonel Easser, of Mississippi in lattertoJ W.
Esq, of the Aberdeen Conservative thus winds
communication on the value Of this medicine to bis +
family: "hy experience BIAS convinced me that, ii {.
experiment have made with WIuer's Canadian EeE#
tuge it is due to suffering humaaIty as well as tel
manufacturer of the medicine to make public there
Of my observations. Tsgued VII VASE
GREAT MORTALITY AMONG CHILDREN.
The papers TEEN with SpecuIatious upon the ANA
mortality among chi8dren but they fail to viudaate
true cause, the presence of worms in the stomach
hood is subject are attributabeJ0 worms. This was
mother, then, would risk the consequences of biste
disorder, when few doses of Winer's Canadian Ye.
tuga will always sweep away the vermin and the mr
in which they are imbedded, leaving the system
healthy condition and secure agaiust areturuo thee
plant: Winer's Canadian ermituge, saves thechlG
Of the multitudes of children that die before theyTe
their twelfth year, threetourths are believed to bei
victims of internal worms, or of diseases arising from
that cause.
IS BEWARE OF CALomEI.-The public generally may
not be aware that nearly all Worm Lozcuges contain
calomel and t3at the lives Of ehdrcn are thereby ell
daugered Sold wholesale and retail by
J. WRIGHT &C., IropBieors,
Gland ISL Charities street, New Orleans
and by Druggists generally. For sale in Shreveport
all the Druggists. fab-2lT
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at any other establishments
Wagons of all sizes and patterns for horses or oxen
Cane Carts and Wagons of the latest Improvements
1T Day i2F C ro n ana ss lmDel
Wheebarrows Trucks etc. in short all the different ar
cles in the line, in extensive varieties
Purchasers will find their interest to call and
anime before purchasing elsewhere
DAVID G. WILSON
Nos. G8 70 and " Carondelet street, New Orleans
y Borders received and executed with despatch
Planters ordering any Of the above articles will please
direct their Merchants to D. G. Wilson's Repository.
ar,iI 1870
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
WILLIAMS PATENT PORTABLE FOLD
ING MOSQUITO HOUSES.


The Mosquito Houses
4 RE made any length or height desirable They are
IA light and portable, and can be placed at a window
any other part of the room, out the piazza
the open ground When the house is not in use it can
be folded back entirely way by means ola cord
and pulley, which is simple arranged that child can
easily fold the largest size
The Portable Folding Mosquito House
Can be unfOlded the cottage French bedstead
lounge writing desk sewing table, &c. and in it dozen
persons can sit or stand in security from the annoyance
Of mosquitoes or any other winged insect
The Folding Mosquito Bars
Are made for BEDS pallets cribs cradles &c. and fold
without the othe cord and pulley For the trunde
crib and cradle bars they portable and fold pal
let's over the bedseads elsewhere, and without the
use of posts any occasion.
The Crib and Cradle Bars
Are Invaluable The child be placed on pallet in
crib cradle in the coolest and most comfortable place
the house, out of DOORS and the small Bar can be
placed the child with more ease than any other Bar
one week in using this Bar amounts to more than the
price of the Bar. The Bar is simple and duraby con-
structed, and will last longer than lifetime.
The public invited to call and for themselves
at the mandatory, Corner OF Magazine and Josephine
Streets or at IL. 7. WELLS Coal Oil and Lamp store
corner of Carondele and Poydras Streets New Orleans
~ Country and State Rights for SALE onapplcation
as above.
.5$ So Reward will be paid for information that will
lead to the conviction Of any person or persons for
lawfully making, causing to be made, any fthese
Patent Bars
he expects Southerners to patrOulse his invention in
preference to those having less merit which are impor
ted from the north. I. 5. WILLIAMS & Co.
New Orleans, June 10, 1861
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DEDSTEADS.

BEDSTEADS.
DEDSTEADS. BEDSTEADSll Just received at my
, store, Texas street:
500 Bedsfeads,
Eclipse II foot Cottages Misses and Extra
Misses plain Poplar; Oct SycamoreJenny Lind Cottage
Sycamore Cottage, and White Oak Misses;
50 Walnut Lounges;
rs Shuck MAJ ressea. WIN. ENDERS.
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