Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 10, Number 17, Jasper, Dubois County, 29 May 1868 — Page 4

Treflia for Pea Vmes. Procure some durable tiaiiber, aawod into atrip two or two aud a half inclu qmire, cut it into proper lengths according to the height of the vine, allowing Irom a toot to eighteen inches to go into the ground. Dorea ho'e halt an inch in diameter an inch or two from ono end. another about

tAmht or ten inches irom that, and so on down within a few iuchea from the surface of the ground, Sharpen the other end, and it is eeady for driv A set of tluwe made allKeand driv on between the row? ot DUM at suita ble dlstSPSSS, say eight or ten teet, torin a very good support tor twine which may be strong through each :hole, and then wonnd around or hall. whv around, and strung through' again. Tarred twine would last a number of seasons. Hoop udrl springs would answer tbeaaino purpose, but instead of winding around the stakes they could be keyed in by wooden in9 tightly driven by the side of the spring. A set of these stakes-made ot the right kind of timber would last lor many years, with proper care is driving and housing wlien not in ose. Where sawed stuti could not be procufed, poles would answer just as well as long as they last. Any device of the kind would be much better than brush for many reasons. It would be more easily set, lees in the way when hoeing, and when picking, more easiiy gatnerea out 01 me way to mate room for late vegetables worth storing, and easily stored. Moore's Rural New Yorker. Potators. At a recent meeting ot a District Agricultural Society, at Aetna Ohio, when the subject of potatoes V8B under discussion, Mr. Jaraesa B. Warren gave his experience in rais ing potatoes. lie had great success with a variety called the Misker Kos set. It was an early potato. He planted in rows, and always in March, whatever the kind of potato, if he could get his ground ready. The Shaker Kussete rotted very little, and the Early Goodrich bad sufiered scarcely any from that cause. The Peachblows bad rotted worse than any other variety except the Neehannocks. Col. Innis considered the Irish Caps hardly worth culivation in comparison with other and better varieties. Eight acres of potatoes bad brought him $2,000 in cash in 1864. His yield of Keshan nocks last year was 150 bushels pet acre. He thought the ruesbannock, it planted early in March in proper soil, would yield as any other variety unleae it was tbe Early Goodrich or others of that class! which would, ot course, excel it in produeticenew. lie bad harvested 200 bushels to tbe acre of Early Goxxl xicbes which were an excellent quality of potato, whitemeated and quiCKbaking. Tbey had a potato about Columbus called theouth American, which came from Chili, and was an excellent variety as early as tbe earliest and as good as the best. The Buckeye liked well so far as he bad tried it. Col. Innia continued bis roof tbe result of bis experience in po tato raising, at considerable length. In answer to a question regarding the "moon theory7 in ibatlbransb of agri culture, he said he did not com pre hend its obilosopy, though be sup posed tbe moon might have a slight influence upon vegetation. Hie method of raising: potatoes was to plant them in rows both ways: plow ing scarcely less than ten inches deep, taking care to make a perfect furrow all the way. He would put just one potato in a bill, 28 inches apart each way, and get as large a yield and of mach better quality than with more seed planted. Whitewashing. Ad important item in spring cleaning and fixing up is whitewashing. We clip the tolow inff from the North Western Farmer: ror an out-door whitewash we know of nothing better than the fol lowing: Taxe halt a bushel ot fresh burnt lime and pour on enough water to slack it. When it gets hot stir in about a pound of tallow and mix it well. Then add bot water to make it thin enough to use. rfr"Everv srarden should have well assorted bed of useful herbs. The present month is a good time to plant thyme, sage, mint, balm and other perennial herbs which rosy be planted with much advantage to tke cultivator. TT3 Victory belongs to him who is constant ja faith aid coarage.

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O F DCBOISCOUNTY snoriD SUBSCRIBE FOR THE JASPER Courier IT IS THE of iici At OF TUE COUNTY. $1,50 A YEAR REEVE'S AMBROSIA. FOR THE HAIR, Improved. The experience oi over one hundred year in the the cultivation ana preeervauon 01 preaervation the Hair, ia now embodied in tbja widely known preparation. For dressing, curling) J iifuina ik H.ir kit nnfnuil inlhr world. Three or four applications will stop the Haie from falling off, and if uaed occa aionally, it will prevent hair loeing ita.orig nal cotor during a lifetime. No prepareion equala it for BlfToailQ tbe hair quickly; nd no preparation haa been more exteneively endowed by the medical faculty for ts perfect innocence sa regarda injury to the bair or head, and for its tonic effects upon tbe system. Price, large hottlee $1. Druggiete, Dealera in Fancy Goods, aod Storekeeper generali, liberally lealfl ith. Retailed in all parte of the U. S Canada, die. Address Sic r start Reeve's Ambbosia Co., Feb 91, ÖS-y-H S ti Co 5ew York. drain Screen and SEED HULLEH. 8. KUEBLER & PHILLIP GÜCKE8 H ATI ig purchaaed from the Pelen tee I be right to manufacture and aell the above valuable article in Ddboia Co deeire to cell tbe attentioo of Farmers to it. They feel confident it ie the beat Grain Screen in uee, and that fsrmera generally nay aave its' cost (only $15) esch year, by using it to cletn their seed wheat alone. We only eck trial and if its operatiooe are not eatictory the machine may be returned, end no harm done. KUEBLER dt GUCK ES. Oct 18, 67-ly my ... ..... i SJISSi I- Hi Harvey Notice. THE underaigoed will proceed with tbe County Surveyor of Dubois County, on 3d day of June, 1868, to ran the linee end determine the boundaries of eectione No 32 Townahip 1 north range 4 Week. Tbo intermediate lines will si so be ran and tbe corners thereof established. Per eone intereated will please be present. May 8 '68-Sw OSO. FRIBERGEK. $efanntma(!bunacn mbeutf$crS)rad)c mxUn in Mefer Of fice auf Seite uttb SBopif etlfte angeferttget i Bnbscribstor tbe Jasper Courier

W. ERN Y,l jasper.Tndiana. IN FRONT OF THE COURT HOUSE RESPECTFULLY calls toe atlentionof lb sitsSSM of Jasper tod vicinity to bia liAKGE STOCK OF T I N W A R E,

l 1 T i IT riTiim of Cokitif and Hmiimj Sioves. He he also, a good lock of HARDWARE AND CUTLERY sad a variety ot other NOTIONS, all of which will be aold VERY LOW FOR CASH. Old copper and pewter taken in excange 'for giod. 7ov. 17th. 1866-tf. HAU. VOR ALL. ALMOST ANYJHINGJOU CALL FOR. OH THB WOBTH SIDE OF TM PUBLIC BCJÜAHB, JASPER. INDIANA. Joseph SeriuerMheiin H AS now on hand, ana1 receiving, one of lie largest and beat selected stork ol jgood evr brought in Dubois county, which he will aell at old time prices, when the difference in currency is considered. Hi asaottwsal consists of ! THE BEST Mu-Iine, Prints, Delaine, Marino, 8ilk, Luaires, Cottonsdes, Lindseys, Flannels, md all other kind of Good 'or the Lidice land Hieee. Hi line of goods for Gentlemen ud Boye IS Alan unsurpassed, consisting of Cloths, 0 isimeres, Cabinet, Jena, Satinet. Satin and Silk Vesting, Wool Watnuea, Unrierahirt. Hats and Cepa, Boote and Shoe, Ätc, &c. , and almoat any kind of gcods you call for He haa also THE CHEAPEST Lot of Queensware, Glassware, 8tnneware, Crockery ware, Hardware of all kinde. Carpenters Tools, Trace Chains, Axse, Table, ware, and a hundred other srticles of use end oruameat to tedioua to mention. Persona wanting Notions will fiod bia stock the lorget AlVTi IVTOHP A mF A Desirable in town. So also his Groceries are, in quality and price, the moat SATISFACTORY f He elwaya keepe a full aasortment of all kinda of other good usually found in a store, which he boys for caah, and eella at a email profit, cetermined that -his customer IN THE LONG HUN Sbsll be satisfied in their dealinge with hi Call and see the new stock. JOSEPH SERMERSHIEM. Not 1,'67-ly MILLINERY! Maimer & hsvtsasl Superb Stock of Winter Cioedtiand Trimmings. viak to inform ths public tbst I have just received, sod em sow offering for eels, the Largest and beet Selected Slock of i MILLINERY STRAW AND FANCY GOODS 8ILK AND STRAW HATS. BONNETS, French end American Flowera, Dreae and Cloak Trimminga, Furo, eVe., ever offered in jjaeper. Juat the articles for a nice present to Yftur Wife or Sweet-Deart. ALTERING BLEACHING AND Cleaning done In ths neateet manner, and on the shortest notice. We will psj eapeci al attention to DRR88 MAKING andatamping, which will be neatly executed Those wishing Good and Fashionabls sr ticles or Millinery will do well to cell at my Shop, on tke north side of ths Public M9i MRS. MARY A. MAUNTEL. Dec. 13th, 1867.

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PIpm fvnrp ihm hull a dii7.pi Do,e(lfind obpe Capt. C. P. JOHNSON, St. Louis. Mo. P. 8. The following waa written April 30. 1866, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother ot Caot Johnson. Db Dull Dear Sir: My husband, Dr. C. 8. Johnson wss a etc i 1 1 tu I surgeon aim physician in Central Nw York, whereindied, leaving the above C P. Johneon to mv care. At thirteen years of gt lis hsd chronic diarhea and scrofula, for which I gave him your Sarsaparilla. It cubed him. I have for ten years recommended it to nr nyin New York, Ohio, and Iowa, for scrofula, fever sores, end genersl debility. Perfect success haa attended it. The cubfs EFFECTED 11 SOME CASES OF SCBOFULA ANT PEViCR SOWS -VKRE ALMOST MIRACULOUS. I sm very snxious for my son to smin bave recourse to your Sarsaparille. He U fear ful of getting a spurious article, henee his writing to you for it. Hi wound were terrible, but I believe he will rernver. Reepectfully, JENNIE JOHNSON. OR. JOHN BULL. Manufacturer and Vender of the Celebrated semi's simsTiirL1. FOE THE CUBE OF AGUE AND FEVER, Oil CHILLS AND FEVER. Tbe propretor of thia celebrated medicine justly claims it a superiority over all rome die ever offered to the public for the safe, CERTAIN, STEED Y, and PEBMAREBT CUTS of Agne and Fever, or Chills and Fever, whether of short or long standing. He re fere to the entire Weatern and Sowth'weatern country to bear him testimony to the truth of the assertion, that in no esse what ever will it feil to core, if the directions ere strictly followed out. In s great many caae a single doee has been auffielest for a eure, and whole families have been cured by aingle bottle, with a perfect reetoration of the general health. It ia, however, prudent and in every caae more certain to care, if ite use ia continued in entailer doses for a week or two after the disease haa been checked, more especially in difficult and long-standing esses. 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The people ol Dubois and adjuiniojr cpunliee are respectfully informed ihtt K PICK HART 01 HUNTINGBUBG! hae jiiit returned from ihe East, where fi has iaid in the largest stuck ol DRY GOODS, die., ever brought to this county, ai.dwhieu are now being received by river mai RAILROAD His stock consists in part of Caaeimeree, Sdtinetc, 1 indaeya, Flannel, Drese Goods, Comforts, Jeans, Shawls, Scarfs, Wool Hoods, Gloves, Sheeting, Clothing, Hardware Nubine, Shirtloga, Hots & Cape, Cutlery, Groceries, Queenawere, Oils, Pniale, Perfumery, Dye Stuff, Medicines, Books, STATIONARY, Ac, i.e., Alu jA gooj aeeoriment of Chairs . ad Furniere Every body i invited to eall at E. Pick hardt'e Store, end be convinced that enterprise in all the merchants of Huntingburg IS NOT DEAD. but alive and determined to ahow tteelf, fTThp hifrhet market pri- will piren for all kinde of Produce in txclisi'ge for Good. a g. f i i. i a IS ? I I 1" X I IJ M o I VI Jl LA i - IGNATAZ ECKERT, On tbe corner of South Main unJ West Streets, JASPER, INDIANA, IS constantly upnlel with n rliolre m eortu.ent of PUKE DRUGS, amoog which are all kinds of PATENT MEDICINES, Ague Cure, Smith's Tonic, Quinine, Morphine, &c Also Varuibee, PafwHf, Otto, Dye Stuffe, Put, VV )!! e Lead, Tobacco, Cigere, Snuff, dtc , cVc. Coal Oat, L .rd Oil, Fish Oil, Paint U-iMhe. Unir Hmshea, Clolhe Iruhes, Shoe Ilrtiahra, Shaving Soap, DENTAL AND PLAIN SOAPS. BEST IF Mediciiial Winea. NOTIONS, PERFUMERY, AC. In grest vnrieiy : and all other articlea uen II kept in a well conducted Drug Store. ir" prearriniona carefully prepared. March 2, 1867-1 y LARGE STOCK or C lothing! STEPHEN J ER GER! 3N THE EAST SIDE OF THE COURT HOUSE, JASPER. INDIANA. HAS returned from the Esst, with s nee and elegant atock of CLOTHING, to which he invitee the ettention of purchasers. A full assortment of gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. His stock of Cloths, Cassimeret, SB ,203 SB E"S2 S2T CZ SB2 Ars of ths latest and most desirable et) le which he is prepared lo make to order at short notice, and In tbo most elegant sty le. A full aaaertment of GENTLEMEN'S BUSINESS SUITS! A t low prices for Cask only. A foilsaortment of auperior, plain, and full bosom shirts. A handsome stock of BOYS AND CHILDREN'S SUITS. Drawera, Handksrhlefs, Haff Hose; ard a full assortment of men's and bote' lists. June 16th. 1868. " v

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