Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 9, Number 40, Jasper, Dubois County, 15 November 1867 — Page 4

Cast ef Ag-rioaltaral Staple. Some ten or twelve vsar s ajro. nri the lTi)ttrt Gazette, ties head Büren of agriculture at Waehington in itel rorretpnndenca l'rtm different points throughout the country, with a

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production of the leading producta of nor anil. The imhlUh retnrne of the m tor unit ion thus obtained were particularly in threat in and valuable The most complete exhibit from this region, wm from the farm of the Hon. Thomae Ewhanlc, ot Illinois, who de rnonstrated hy detail of labor and land measure, that corn could be produced and put in the granary at a coat not exceeding seven cents per bushel, and that spring wheat ready for uearket averaged him a coat of but twenty-five cents icr bushel. These results wi re obtained by farming on nn extensive scale, with all the mod orn improvements." We remember, liowt ver, that at the date of thess pr"duetins the general opinion among farmers was, thst the average expense of grain raising in the West was at least hVty per cent higher than the rate given by Mr. Ewbanlc. aa Ion cents er bushel of corn, and thirty five cents per bushel ot wheat. Aesoniiitff that these were, ten years ago, a lir estimate ot what should that the legitimate h.une cost ot oar ateplea we might safely aay thst after 'unking all dae allowance for the i n. -reased eist n farm lalor and machinery, a fair yield of corn, or of wheat should not cet the producer more than fifteen cents lor corn and ahrty cents for wheat. It would be a natter of good interest if some of our agricultural societies would direct attention to calculations on the subject, and thus show the neocssity of keep ing accurate accounts of the cost and results of their operations. We apprehend that scarcely one in a doxen at our farmers really knows the exact cost ot his pioduce. From the American Agriculturist Hints Aaoat Work. Bcn.nntGs. It is of prime importance that the fair weather of the early rt of this month should be employ- H 3 1 to put the farm buildings and their! rBurronndings ia good order for winter, and it is well to be a little ahead with auch work. Go carefully over old biiihlinga, tightening weather boards, renewing eaves troughs and spouts. Clear surface ditches, to keep water out of the barn yards, and away from ti... wi..i:..... i...i-. i." a IIB MMIIJIIMUMI. 1W.II llltt IW leill porarily patched without much, if any, aalliag, by Simply driving shingles; Here an I tiicre lietween fbo course toi carrv water over actual holes. Old roofj are often more damaged than rtenefiled by mending, unless i: is very thoronjiblv done. A litMo careless fiaumering and nail driving: will split enmputt ana start nans, ana open ixiose holes than it closes. Fkxce. We cannot too strongly ore ni wie evns oi oaa lenees. ine treeziuo; and thawing of winter will almost snrely develop the weak spots in old lines of fences, and breachy eattie will be anre to find them if they are allowH cither in the highway or in the field. Grain fields are a strong attraction. The fence, therefore, should be looked to, weak posts staked ed up or renewed, sound raila or boards put in place of failing ones, and all aecured against eattie, wind, and frost. IIokses, if well fed, enjoy cold weather. Although they show a nst nrsl preference for the sheltered side of the barn yard, they seldom manifest any dielike to exposure to severe col!, nnl8A they have been blanketed, and habituated to warm stables. When horses are warm, always blan ket them, cither in atablea or in the open air; take care that they aro exjx.sed to no draughts. When cooled off remove the blanket. Carriage horses, which it is desirable should have a shiny coat, may wear linen covers bnttoniog round the breast, and bsving a crooper attached. Give good daily grooming, plenty to eat. water regularly, provide good ventilation, and let the sunlight into the table. i fJCfCowi, however, need light, clesn, stables, with good yentillation. Waimth is desirable also, as well as great miet. (live them an hour or two in a sunny yard daily, it the weather be pleasant. Yocno Stocx. -Keep in warm sheds or stables, with the range of yards exposed to tho south and oast. Fend, water, and sah, regnlarly.

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JASPER, INDIANA. HOUSE nMpECTFULLY ' AR la ciiiMiw ol J saper end vkjiaity to kit LAKE STOCK 9F T I N-W A R E, o Cooking and J hating Stovts. Ht kit alio, a food stock of HARDWARE AND CUTLERY and I van sty ot othtr NOTIONS. II of whick will bo eoid VERY LOW FOR CASH. Otd cos per tad pewter likta (a eieange' for f nod. Vtv 17h. 1866-if I ruin Screen a ad SKED HULLER. 8. KUCBLER & PHILLIP OUCRES Ha vi kg purchaeed from the Patentee ibt right lo manufacture and call ika above valuable enisle in Ddfeoia Co deoire to call he attention ol Farm era to it. They feel "onndent it ia tht boat Grain Scrota ia use. "id that fs'mre generally may snvs ire 01 (only $15) eerh Mar, by using it to ettaa their aeed wheel slant. Wo only ek a trial and if iia operations art noteaifactory tha machine may ke returned, and io barm dune. RUEBLER & OUCRES. On lfl, '67-ly saddlery and Harne: WM. H. TFEFFER. Njbth Main StascT, a tlCQXLt WOULD respectfully invito all persons ia need af anything ia bis line to call and eiamine hie atock bs'ore parehssinf deewbtrt. Hs keeps conatantly on hand, and will make to order, ia tht best style, all kinde of Sadd'ee. Bugg? sad Wgon arncM. Collars. Bridlea. die, Thankful for past fa vra, bs solicits s continuance of paieonare. and will tadtaror to merit It. dee. 15ih. 1866-f MAMIOa: 2K0V Xftll. XtW RESTORED. ü JU8T pnbliaheif. a new addition of . a CULVER WELL'S Cilcbbatrd Rss on the BATJiciL cure(wiihiu medicine l... M. . U..I..1 W..L.. ienintare ftwminai Leasee. Immtsbcv M-ntal and Pyeit! üieapaeiiv, Impetimente ' Mrrnf.ie ; alao Cusacaimos. bmsr er, and Fits, induced by sell indulgence or actual egtravsgance. tr Price, ia eealod envelope, oaly C ele. The celebrated author, in thin admirable aev. clearly demonetraies frets a thirty veara' saeceaaful practice, that the alarming consequences of aelf ebuss may bt radically cured without ihs dengerous use of internst medicine or the applicstioa tht knife pointing oat s mode of cure at osee ei mal certain, and effVetual, by mesne of which eeery eofferer, no matter what hie condition may be, may eure himself cheaply, private ly, and badicallv. This Lecture ahonld he ia the beade ot teery youth sad every man la the lend. Seat, under seel, to any eddreee, In s plain ssalsd envelop, on the reeeiot af elx cents, or two pnetoge stamps. Alao P Colverwell's "Marriage Guide," pries 26 cssit. Address the publishers, CHAS J. 0. KLINK A CO. 127 Bowery. New York. Poet office box 4,681. Jane 15, 1867. Survey Notice. nrHE undersigned will proeeed with ibt A County 8i'vey or of Huboie County, on 0ie9'h day of Dec.. 1887, to run the iure and determine the bnondnee of section No. nine (9) Township 2 South Range 3 Weet Tht intermediate lines will alu bt run and tht corners thereof Misbliefted. Per. enna lMeree will please be preer. Oct 26, 1867-3 JACOB DERBO A I). MINI HTR A TOR'S NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that tht an. a-gned has been appointed sdmieUira. nr of tho eatatt nf Jobs Graves, lots of Dubois Cmnty, dscssMd. Said sat sis Is probably solvent Debut Obavib, administrator. Oat 26 '6S-Sw ADMINISTRATOR' BALK. VTOTICE ie hereby given thst I will ssii St ptih ic actum on SATURDAY, Nov. 10, 1667. at the late residesee of John Graves, late nf Dubois Count), deceased, all el tbe per. nai propsrty ot eeeerteat; cnasisiiag of Horses. Cattle, Hags, Sheep. Faiminn Implements- Household end RitebSa PuroiI lift Si.1 ftlC TERMS-8oms nf three dollars anal an. dsr caab, over three dollars a eredit of 16 onthe; lbs purchaser giving asts wtivlpg bsnslt of valnatita, who good eternity, oearing inieraai iron) fata. Halt to comsasses St lOo'aloek. A. at, HENEV GRAVIS, sdm'r.

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sf TBB CV1VTV. 1,50 A TEAR MJLLlNfiKY! A Flue Stock Fall U4m. I wish tt Inform tbt subtle that I have just received, tad em now offering for ealt, tha Largest sad beet Selected Stock tf MILLINERY STRAW ANO FANCY GO00S SILR AND STRAW HATS, BONNE IH French sad American Ftowsrs star offtre la Jsspsr. ALTERING BLEACHING ANL Clsaaing dont la ibt aeattst maaaer, an as the shortest notice. We will pay taaeci I atttatlta to DRE88 MARING ad Stemping, which will be nest'v eaeent,Tbot wiahing Good sad Pssbinaahie a. iales nf Milliasry wifl dn well lo eall my Shop, oa tas north side tf the Publ dqoara, m MRS MART A. MACNTRL. Rsv. Mth.lfoo.6sa

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HAS returned from the K.i. with a nev. and tlegant stock ot CLOTHING. to which hs Invites the attention ol pur ehsMvs. A 'all eeaortment of gentiaincn'r PuraisblBf Ooods. His atock of CUtha, CiianiiBlcrca, 3T zmswpuszr Ca683 Art of tbelstcat and most deairabie at) Icr, which ht Is preeared lo make to order eben notice, end in tht moat ekg.i.t e.y A fall saeoriment of GENTLEMEN'S BUSINESS SUIT At ow prices for Csah only. A fuil as aortmenl of tuMriwr, plain, sad full bwsun shirts A rendaome stock of DAve asin nun etersite ciiitc mis nrsv vnitwniri a wii. Drawers, Handkerhiela, Half lloae; an, a fall saeoriment of men's and koya'liaia. Jone 16h. 1866. wmm NE GOODS! llrw aVitMMtn . flntlaiusr uaitl Croeeriea! THR andersigned has just returned fron 1 the Queen City with n well m

oeck of the above sniclee, to which beal capital repaired nf frun 'tO 4.IOQ sviina tbe sttoniion of riiistns of Duboi'i'h more m"r- ietd t(r . ifMrr ihr ourtty. He is confident he can sell tii;Sr"'' af efnf r.qttlnd in ai vm - toodo ss ehesp sa cny mrrhaet in this vi n,l "'"1 ifc niia hiuI receive pay

risilg. Hie etock ot fentlemen's Clothine is particHiaif tine. Call and aee for your elvea. si the bin brick, north t ihi Cour House. JOSEPH EGO. September 26. 1863.-1 r Juaper and l.oogeoltr! ACCOMMODATION nTAGE! 1HC underignsd, proprietor nf the regit a lor mail line, reepectlully informs raveiing public that hereafter he will rnnl 8' age for th accommodation of pee-ii - . ... . . M fare nn mooneye, wennreieye, and rn days He will Isavt Jteper, hi Itatn In mn set with the trsina on the O A M. R. R it Lnogootee. and - ill return on I'teodny fborodaye, and Maturdays. Hie leäm ie od one, end psastngere may roiy un go ng through oa'elv and in'im 18'DfRE 8HOEMAKER. Rap 19rh. 1686 y PATCH' T C HI It. JUST the Illing to plaae your wive Rnete'e Ohio Petent nimm mb buMur from lese ereem.anii in a abofter lime, with Inas labor than any other churn Tat nd etsniine them at M. rRIE DM ANN'S March 16 1867 JOHN BUCHAKT'S 18 THE PLACE TO BUY CHEAP ALI KINDS 4 STYLES OF DESIRABLE ,umTUA)j. HI moat rtspteifttly informs his nnmen.ii customers and the public thai he hae juet received from Cincinnati s large and wel.i aelacted stock ol rhsirs, bedeierf. b'at reaps, which be offers for ss Is thap. Hr, also offers for sie good Read Music Furniture ! mssufactured by tha best houses in Cincin nati, tad by himself. He solicits sshart of pstronage.aod feels sura he can five eat. letsctiun. Ose. 26 JOHN BÜCHARTFlsse Blooded Hsrar! k Pnrs blooded English R.ee Stallion. a from a fall blooded Meceenser. and bt Importad Albion, rsn bs seen st Jasper, Unbolt county, fad. An intereei for eala. R. M. W ELM AN. dec. lat. S66-if. Va ' - 1 $kfanntmat)ttiiöcn nik4i.lU.. ?-L.lj. roerDcn tn btcfer Dfftee auf $ $3ejte unb uöopifetmeangefer J nallces' Blanks. GOOD supply of Jnstiesa B la oka cot etaatly ta band end for ssle low at th COfTRfER OPPICR. SiHascriha for the Jasper Oonriai ILTVij ss wsst foa ws"uT

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