Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 11, Number 7, Jasper, Dubois County, 12 March 1869 — Page 4

A Question Worth Contiderinj. Tli real (iK'!tion in repinl toon-

ri"liin.r t)u hllld I'V ili'i'li lihlU'intr i

,v f I I s ! whether we can furnish better 'tpep. r lr 01 ft TIT 1 1) T t t.nv u.r p'ants" ut lees cost b- de-, JuJlJUIJö IT Avil U AI II J

New Goods

letuping ni t Ii e (ine litnd the latent

j ,.t:it faod in he inneoll, er, on tiniluT hun.l. by tboriiiili working and manuring tlo inrtacti e h i , or uiht j inches aVeep. Tberu can bn t dwebl

that many ol nur tuueous contain ) rge iiiiaiitiet of latent plant-food. Hat vu tiiink that it i höt ölten Ibet

i im ctmtain any niiure Iben tbe tur-J t :p mil, Tbe reuen ttiac one loib) ufte not pmdet'tive ai eon Id wish i- generally not trom u leck of plant Imi4 in tlu- soil, t 'cause it is not Inj it . i. .

an avaiUkulU COIIUiiluli, it it inert Ml I ii- iluWf A jul the ijiiistii.ii U bow to ineka it npailsLWi On Lewa1 ,Vi i mental ht-tield, the loiiolj which is in y way retnnrlcal le iVr it -

GEMTLEMtNS' WINTER.WEAR !

AT Jom'Ii I i it t man !

Csrni cEHEt.T: d Fall! small 1'Ronrs A yricK palls! COME AND SEK! TIRE undersigned has jost opened lirg. . mid well selected stork of rait a i Wintek Dry fom

EVERY CITIZEN

o r

Lrclnrr 10 1 omig jllrn.

Juil Publhhed, in Sealed Cove

lope.

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Price Ii cent!.

UOOD NEWS!

The Df oolp of Diihnia mil mA 11. II. in . ....

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.ut . . .... l nr.a, new f.- rPOPPCIIu V litoll.fi ll..

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UUNTINGBUKL!

MEKT AND RADICAL Cute o( riper-

nmirrrl ii'i ut Seminal H eakliees, Involute 'ary Emissions, 8 .miiI l)i biiii v. tud lutpt dnu'Miii lu if hi r i n u iM'urrnlly ; Nervousness.

CoMDMiTiuH, Kiunr, and Kris, Mental!

I'LvmccI Inrepscitv. resulting from Self-hss juel returned from ihe East, whfrf, h. Abtfe. &r.-Bv RO"KKT J. CULVER hae 'id i the Urges t stopp I BEY QOOLl W M. Author wl ibe Often Uwok,' Ac., ver bn utii in ihi ccbi.iy, m u

ate, &c auw onnj; received liy river urd

Tin' world rpnowiiftl Riiihrr, in IpM ad

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DUBOIS COUNTY

Rat U:ip ntiil Aoiiius

GLASS WARE, QUEEKSWA C & C' SITOUL D

airmen "I" inviiva nn1 1. 1 n ii in.

I'llOMP. MP NHt' holll-Ill tl'H O ipOr lOW, oM

i hp bst M la, I lie lateni DOVellleS, uinl i hi

tndrd orte, mid It deltrnined not io

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Umi l tfrici), to tbe Uv't pi i'iir reculk'C'lettentiofl m Me liiru. dork of Printe, i; nil lMn not over fiv or aix locliea dqupJ . DLilnae, ol iae bnt qnetiijrt m' and bv hotting two or ihren times in Rtaeenjaii ike Gi.ods! the f i Pnj5, an average yield of 15 (Miawle. FMMa. BrM Tilwealaf, Awt 4a, YiUheS ul Wlieat per a tre I rery year, he .ffrrw m urh raiee n d-lv foftV

Inn ntiMitr ul a (Viiftirv. wi:iu.nr:i i""'"""- U" M IM letfe) Mof K I m

ot manure, Uy adding t'u

ulota. otberwtee limilarly

i treated, stWJ or io ot atnmooia,

nnOetpiKirie aciu, porasn. etc., !.ei;ti

SIIs8Ci.II;

FOR THE

jartn-m

a lining

sjroef rip, and eviry ihinu usually kept io a j-'nriil More, Cell and rf. Nü ClIARUE F''R -Hi WIRG JOSEPH FRIEDMAN. Ort. 9, Iß8-V

i '. an I Mii;:cii.i.e? bu' U c! - wheal pel acre. Now the real iues-(I)i. J- STOKE !!

nun is '.i; io gtti uns aw Ii, oi extra int-fbo4, Can we uv-t it obeap er by deep and ihorouirh tillage, ur ot

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making o I applying more tnannrefl Tjtat tliera ia abun Jatu:e ut plan t-food j

in i'iir ordinary clay loanni cannot be rhinfeited. An acre ot soil a tuot deep mm I-;.. 1 JlJiil llllil II.. T. I

weigu. anuii u,wv,v is u, .vliii:, are uli kllld8 o(

nutter to oreaK up, won over pniTer

ize, an

anioimt

I G N AT E 0 K E Ii T , 0 the rurner ul South .Ham und eat

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Streets, J A 8 P K R, INDIANA, S constantly eupnlid with n choicp as soruneiit ol PURE DItUUS. anion.

t ' r ' itxNse to tbe atmosphere thialT) lpCVN T Xi XWßiWd Ol or to woik over say 1 1 li.l 1 iilAiliuil J&O

ASPER

IT IS Til E

HIICI A l

nur Ii1 L - uir. . rleirlv pruvre tri in Iii i

xpprienrp that Ihp tWfvl cansequencea ol ell Abuse may be tt) c'ually reim veil uiih ut w iin'ine, nun wiih ut dan n us mrfte. I ope ra.tjirtis, bopgiee, insirinn n g, rlrte, ur eortflaMa pot Mil ut.t a m de bl curi- at upteeti.ii ui.d i Iii r l ii I, h uh'rhfvprt

ofl- r- r, no miM'-r w hi his neaetitM n B) b-. nisy eine Liiiipii ekeeplr, prtvelely, am raetppUi. 'Ihu Lcctomi wn.t r e a

B t H To TM 0AM A M) Til I SA M 8. Heul, under eeel. in a plain eiiveli pe let Shewli,

xiiy ao'freni-, pi'Stpsid, on reifipi ol fix feple. Of lavppppi pPpe A , Pr. t'ul Wool line df,

verweii'H 'Jl triage (iuiile,' price 26 cpptP. .Jdreas ih Publiebs'e C1IAS J 0 KT. INK & CO . l'J7 Howi rv Near Vrk, Puii titiiee Dlx 4 Jon. 10. ';8-lv

RAILEOaD Ilia stock run in part of

I ( r it i I in i-c ! I nt-ip i I tt re

The ttdreined respect

fully Ipforepi iho pub!

tlini he has now. nntl will rotteten If kr.i

Carsimsfp , Ipotiatie, .It at e,

Nci rfs.

GL rri

fchf lit , Oiflttliipf, Uar.iwrp Cut'ery. Croeprfei

t le, Pfii'i, Du Siu-re.

Lini'n

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P leapt I, Die titod, C' ui ft t if, , hiri ir v, UtS & (.,;,, C ti'..

ePfffpauer , ii'edieioce, 1 ,ft

in hand, or iiiaiiufartiir' lo o-der, all tin

letool and mosi rpenonep ie . ,.t r nr. ntnrp, Mich as V anlrolien, lurenus, Bdli'ods, Tables. LiMinje, and a lar" aeeprt. input of cliairs.nl the best -y es. H rp.

- pWC I HHIV l Ml HC I nil-" ll-ir l ' n r V irillljr in j r.HTI HI"! I IM!' IT If, f!'. y I

ii up. i ii n 1 1 i pa l in i ii p in pi Horn it p. narui p i o wr , f 1 B ie r ef1 1 r 1 r'

ore y..re-. -.. reswtam, hh hp m ennn. i prtso in an tim im n i. io j,.

i'nf le een plraoc ihpni. el ls new shop. PP the PPPPHfff ol the Public 3r(i'" est lie ri.nri hi'iisi-.

STATION AR?, Lc . kt . A bp A spd IPPptlpppI Ii.Uiimh ii

V. rrv bi is ir t i H

. v 29, 1R67 Mattel trv

T ron AT.T.F. nnd e:u iit :

irita

IS NOT DEAD

but live anr! o inn

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Ü,0Ou,O0Ü Um. more thoroughly and Ircrjoently, and at much leap cost, and expend the money thm saved in umk id er bfiying an extra quantity of tna nnro. When wo are. enaijled, as Wt booq shall be, to work our land, a toot deep by btt-ani, and to do it at the right et-asonj, we have no doubt 'that

:t wi.l be cheaper to work over the 3,000,000 lbs. ol' soil until it is as tiiuus a gar dun, but to do it with horses ia too expensive. We can break it up once, but that is not enough. I. must be worued thoroughly a afterwatds, and the whole mas brought in contact with the atmosphere. This is where we'usuaily tail. .Many plow deep enough, but verv

few cultivate 'eufticiently afterwards.!

On ordinary good, loamy soils our rule at present should bo to dow as daep as three horses can draw the plow steadily aloiiir. The eoatol an extra horse is not mnch. Then our cultivators should run as deep as loui liorsos abreast cau work them rapidly A cultivator going through the soil at the rate of three miles an hour will break up the soil more effectually than one going t the rate of two niiee. TbrtM horse plows and four horse cul tivutors 6!ionld be our favorite implements nntil we are ready for the Steam Plow. American Agriculturist. Foints of a Goon Fowl. For general use a hen should be a good layer, 6itter and mother. She must bo a good feeder, to, bright, clear-eyed, quick in her motions, but not scary, and with these points, she will pay to keep. Desides, she should be large, well feathered, with small, 6hort legs, with f small head, broad shoulders, and deep body. The cock should be thicker in the leg, broader across the shoulders, fully a third heavier. He ahould have a gallant strut, be first iD the morning, lirst to go to roost, inclined to take ou flesh easily, generous in picking the titbits for the hens, and not quarrelsome. We do not asoci ate largo eyes with great hardiness. They are a great beauty, and indicate high breeding; hence, with perfection in leather and other points, they are desirahlo in fancy fowls. In verv

largo breeds quick growth is desirable, while early maturity, is not. Each of the different breeds has its characteristic points, and the fowl ahould, iu addition to above general marks, show them distinctly. Chilubkn's Cake. Two cups of flonr, one cup of cream, one cup ol sugar, one egg, one teaspoon I n I ol soda, two of cream of tartar and Hour .well mixed and dissolve 'he roda in the ream, and add last. This is nice for children at tea. Stall ion and Jack Bills neatly executed at this Office.

Atue Cure, SmiU i'g Tuple, lA'jnm.e, M ro in. , üv c A so Varnuhes, P.iu's, Oil, Dye S'utls, Puny . W tiile LeuJ, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff, die , Sic. Col 0 i, Lird Oil, Fish Oil. Palol B'Ufhee, Hair BrPPhstS, Clothes B'PektPa SaPP Brushes,

S b iv in g

DENTAL AND PLAIN

So a p

SOAPS.

BSIT OF .11 i'il i tina! pViiicm. NOTIONS, PERFUMERY, 4C, SlC. In preiii vnriety : and all other anir1 nan, illv kept in a PPttpPPaHMNetl Drtlp Sors. f Preaerio'uini carefully prepared. March 2, 1867-lr

OU TUfl (OI VTV,

,31.50 A YEAR.

in iip.-ij i f nythitur in his line in cull ( L.f-tai.i. J a .t! j

WM. H. PFEFFE X HT Ma It 7 R E I T ,

1M70ULD reepoptfoltf invite ail perpop

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oid epaMian his fimk h'ire pvrefcaeiog SPw ii-ri- IJi- keif PUOelOMfl Oll liM'd,

nd will ni'k-" in of.Irr, in the ti-s' eitle, ill kiiif". f Sutil'. f Hmw nml V ..'

Hfernepe, 0 Hare, Brdlm. Jfcp, Tbepklpli fpf pist lnv..rf, hf pplbj t" a enntit Maeee ofj Ipairoaer. epd Hi eodi avt r t.i pu ril n.

dc. 15 ii.. ISOfi-

It' Th hif host ptoefcel prlrl

or fii

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tüfK 1 1) lot h of W irAtt ttfjejejaj aciti Trimmiapft.

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MAIL EXPRESS

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K E R V K S A M II R O SI A. FOR THc HAIR, I in i r o v v : . The experi-'ure nf over np huinirprl vsars n iIip Ike cultivation afd prp. rviii- n ol

wib to inloriit ip Bub'ir tht I ktM jusl received, (4 am pa , . . .

for aaie. ii, Lrrf.-.j best Holl rtSif iti.ck

at.d i.r

M.'LL.'nIERY STFAV; AN:C FANCY CCGK

he Hair, tg now im dinl in lnw!ecli-

l i. . . T"e L. alti i 't...-., .

(-'rTT-'T,t TTHHT' 11 ,iinn pr-p'Tinnri r ir greaotttp eprling i-a'Ä nnu o i it . v. IJ A To. ON N 1 1 SI e DlaBlellleiLSu H n P'tot Belr, hep Hoepoel i.lPfL

WTn -arw rjk -7- -aj-T it rv ,, . ... u. iworld. I hrm or lour r plictino k Hi u,?' r renen nnj a inpr!r-n F'r spore. Drej art JJJAII X ,ntorm.P,hePub.,c.P,ha, he r JTS 7!h- k. wi.h.nexreilen, lean,, .d a rp.,,hlei J J2 ''T " 'P- Jnet the Idee fpr a nice prppeal l . , . . " "r lion en nt la i' for r FtTr r'kr he I r i-fct. . jicui

r A I VI .T Mk eZTi.. mm Your Wile or S wert-li rart.

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IN FRONT OF Til B COURT HOU8E.

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ESPECTFÜLLY callsth attention of

the cinzene ul Jasper and vicinity ta his

LAKGE STOCK OF T I N-W ARE, LATEST FATS I I I qf Cooking and Heating Stoves.

He haa also, a good etock of HARDWAE AND GUTLAY ind variety of other

all ef which will be eold

I),

n the rout, on !. mont reeeonabl

'er n a. Ptiipnarra m.inn .1 ill C . .1 kl

j.,,- ....n,,.-., im on niiisi p.eraani "'prne'jts n I II tiriKia it m I 1 1 . t nail ....I : I . . I

, .. ...... w-t .1. T-' . . i -i i ,,,iir iriv . i ' t- H . .

r".siMm npnninir c.r receteni expresssifp nij any kmil irmy depend on bavinir it eprefpltl ' handled, and pri mDtly and nafely delivpred Ril atao-e leaves Jasper evorv Fridiy morn inp it 7 o'cloek. and arrive at Soale it i

time lo connect wiih the railroad iraln-i VII pilllpr u n . riitnrniiiii In.nm 1. I m,

oclock. A. STEINHÄUSER Js1- WAAS aUc

Oct. ßth, I8fi8-y .. ' I The fi"' etfltlop i if Ore PrttnrtrD Th r

ai? elv pnd -rpd by ths Hie dies I foeprts foi its nrVrt iti"orence as regsrpl i j r 'o thp hair r hpiid, nd for lis pp i ff. .

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rnee iarfs tt v. Sl- CIeenin.r .'..r..

filier in r at,rv UOOfle, oi" ,u.i

J. I, .,.,.. II. ii. ii . . f -i on lire

."UTHr'r, - J." IH'U I, I . ITS Kr,l vith. Tt 'ailsd in nil parts of tke U. S CiPseaffto, AMveos Sh:rktart Reeve's Amir sa C. Fob 21 CS-r-H S I To . w y, , jf.

VOLENTI NE MERCK ER

stun i f in: s ll.I tstiia i r Itü avm n

SefDS 'Hid (il'MiK IN THE Kl.il 1 R liitura!

H . - .- ja "ta. saw. Bp sa . ,. . , .

litp.-i .H.a Ijh5pJ'. .IS .Hi 5 EC. - n..w pnh i-i..d. It m kospsrurkpl KfJ

apes t-pi,t ittjllr ttiu'trated, ih skoui lrt) Fire Wonn Krgravikgs kf EtPWiaa Asp Vh.fta bets, end an

AIT J iyo IIAC III K( i

I be r p tpai n , .

We vi:l :i , r

il attention to DRESS MAKING iP'letaejpiop. wl irh Vü! he pppflf xrrr: Tl of" SiehiNl f;ond and Faaht, t ab." i idee of MtliiRsrv will do vrell lo rail tnv Shop, on the north aide p i,e pi Square. SBS MARY A. MAUNTEL. Der l?,0,i ISfT.

Corheb of VVebtMainu Portersville Sis JASPER, INDIANA

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NOTIONS,! Keeps constantly cn hand a 01 ELEGANT COLORED PT,ATE,

VPOtj axüortinen i of tu me- I n n n n, n T

made B.mte and Shoes, which pppVTi-e " W U ü 1 ur VERY LOW FOR CASH, he i ffre for sale at the moat f lh" bpPpWfif, as wpIIhs tlx

reaoonble pricca. He also ms k-s and re- most Iltsirpcive otsl Guide published, giv pain wnrk. with neitneag and dispatch l"'lf P'ain and lli nrnfh sffPliops for the Thankful for the liberal pitronsge hereto-j culture or flow er a an vic.E7. ei.f. fore bestowed on him, he solicits, and wiM The P.oral Bsidk I. n..r,ii.h.l i.. li. t..

lOCK ASP

Old copper and pewter tikes In excinge fur (roods. Nov 17th, 1866-tf.

C L OT 111 N 0. BOOTS, SHOES,

HATS AND CAPS!

JOS I n EML

RESPECTFULLY inlorms the ritlzsne ol Dubois snd surrounding counties, 'hit he has just received from Cincinnati e large and varied assortment o all kinds of ME'S CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND 8H0ES, suitable lor the eeaion, lud bnueht since the recent deeline in prices. He cm suit id your fppetcPa His iiaortment of WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SHOES AND GAITE RS, ie not equralleil in the county. Give him i call, examine his coods and he we. I drsaed. Remember ths place, the big brick on Hoftt Main .Siren, Jasper, Ind. JOSEPH EGG. July 10, '68-

endeavor to merit a further exteneion nl "he

same. Jims 5,'68-D

ci mi:

flllll-DRBX'S gfiOlS.

mi x 8 iioois An siioui s maul to iedu PETER NOHR SntTH Maih St omsiTE Kkals IIovi IBAS juel received a will munrtrd rd

. peellepi k .( Ladies md kiidf'tt Sheep nf all rirltipO, In v.h.eh he int: e'h IlleprloP ot th- Pnh r RtoMoPll mi hi Bjnde o nrd. r, ,mü u ami.', il. ind ie ito

UNION HOTEL. A hove the Lower Wharf liowt. J. 0. Propi iftor, MEALS AT ALL HoVRS. Dubois County Pilronage is reipectfully olicitpd. July 24 '88-y

efit of niy eappk niere, Is whi n, it in en: (rr "i the market.

Without application, but will bo torwarder!. ' at s i-n. a prepard to n k er to ill who applr hv m-iil, for Ten Cents, ftir Men's or Bots wear, with th b-t which is not half iIip ron Adrss iSssfPftpl, ind on tl.p mot reasonable rn I. JAMES VI CK, Rochester, N. Y. IGivP me a cell. Bp 1 am dptermiied lo rl . jgood wo k on mote rennutiahle teima 'hea

bp had elspwhere in il,u neighbor! .w.rl

efanntmfld)unacnLr,

tnbcutfd)cr SpracI)c

ttcrt)cn in bicfer CMA,L;. tic Inf1 siAirfi itits; "

1 äVV M4l V-aVV WW SöoMfetlftcangcfcr

ih p.uw mxm. Tl E LARGEST HfTEL IR THF. Cl7T. (s'itl. li.triit (I. lropriefor.

Upper Main hct Third tfc Fourth Sis.,

NEW ALBANY, INDINA.

p ace. mmuda'inn it this limiie will be

unit a oil. d and fare n low at ant

First Class Hotel io ibe Weit. F h 5 -69-ly

Oct. 9'h, l868-6m

P. KOHR.

ITOt NO CREDIT ! ns are hereby wsrned and noti

ii f II io or pive credit to tnv

"Fmoi, John Erkerls, on my account, without a written order Ircm me, as will uy no di bis of his cntrac ing ALOIS ECKER LE

IO"pay ns what yen owe ns.

WAsmxGTox mm, East Mais Street i. K. ElOltl.Ma, Trop'r.

Having leaded this house from Mr SW" mersheim ind hivirp r fitted end furntshrd .', it ie now open for the ercommodetinp cf traveler! and bnardirs. Being directly ia irnnt ot the Court H use, and c'ose m ihe business! port on of the town, If is s r r vrri' nt stopping place Ind the peprteior sill r ar no exertion to mike hie guesii ccoifortable. ' (LJ Good mhllng end feed provided fcr horses, will! s careful Ostler. Bobscrihe lor tbe Jaspor Courier

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