Decatur Eagle, Volume 2, Number 17, Decatur, Adams County, 4 June 1858 — Page 4

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E»W—■w»^WIM»WIIMMWW«W»— 1 Fraaa m.. ajaza-y -c-«b .a ittia sjuc a ■itutAe ‘trs. xirfcewri tte i- i. «- jwrwc At ta* tid «» --zt u-- is * rc'ne .ise u.: rrsc-MiiiA. — -At Fnxs «rwusus, ?a a~joltb«s*l y-s. : *ett* ass »: Y*x nesar ea-*d - -xe s-et Sms -in ~ Me '1 rx xeu; v •ulsw ’ ~ :e :rx»i e’ exrist s*-;a: xs " eud F-vt* xa* L,:-- t- ue x- xt: feara — A tit; sre r:■** — ar* -:’i Miry t £- :«* t -; --z .t. r.i. .a xi-e xuwe m . e Fvt®-. S.x. *3C 2.iy Gt-nac. so ;r a« ®e tier ixr. tor a*ra. Sac --'» z-ev:-** 2 - :: ' -'•! were t~rt ic2->.- ’T ’ - v Axe F.-sii asie. i x : Mary. s:< * »u Mv* v. a.-.'.-adr rue. rar* -a= X-X .teg-- Z - ■- S-VS-’ tXV. . - :: -t I — :zz :•* far s£. r i-» ear* abe«t - W Tit ntut.’e Mwy.’ *xt Fcazi. - *«a rz-tZ I zzrti rzz xi Fritay ..xst T;*s Lttw tie /?■»* 2uwwa zhz 'ze-rz-z v:-t a_re zzz - zzz . zj. -i ‘.zt.- .z —e iiTT-z'. zz z-z tpzeir- - _i xti. taa; y:ct'r» tsa- I iar .. tg ■:-zz---iz-.zzh'-.-v ,-r k at.:, r*. vi — utr staeaes aed i-s’-i rrtztrs .z‘ 2 Frtxs. xg-rx, «a.2 Mvy y:%r e :■ z ’■ ar Kases. I’d richer ~zz z are s txt of t*y ax.w to mwse me pw r»ai xtxr. ti*a s-yta-g else i. z *«e :..t a.c sa aeare :< fsrit ;» zzz fjzc Moe* ’ 'S’xt rasiFrsnk 'ia T T »z«i x'.t a: si. ’ 3e fur, Iti wgi. y-w • •iip - r . .ztz rvac to t u.z: ae. Let xt see -- • ’—.t iv.-i— .e yi-u’re art t ;-r -. x Kiry Kt-e emtlgi I rue -■' . . axi .? 'ed : -er iivixty *’r_ ••. r 2 t w:r. dt r y ;-s g*t to: of tee jrsre. Mzry? W yoa St., x* '.xa.* fw I f.-Ji-.-’Z •l z Zi-rz v- IZiZ . ' rxes. *%:< Jeau a:s ’ ‘ v ry, y->.'re i.-ijx. i. 7'izt iv: Mary I was’; a’. re g-v *v. i.. I -.i-c _a .i ■ .ztz--- i-az ■_ iz,z Tzx ■.■' xe-. z~*- T tzzez xer '.Six' r a-.x px»t .-ire.r .a 'ls yowr zmme F ar'ed*’ Ye- i.Xxi Fraak, .: ..». Masses ia: w Btser May I zn in bew-d as to «’i w-. it’s y: — btsacM w .z zz-t*” ‘1 wise x k-.-.w ’ evd the iv. ‘w-.a! T-. . . W .L Z.T I-”;- - fis-j-i-iZ . i . ■ .rs-n or t d aay-Jm^gcAthekia:, 1 . make it a sore basmea* tjyoa.’ •¥-zr »■.•■'- <•- . Frant :i Mipense •V.-t v •';. sx;f tie ’'rt'.-*’ w .-■« -->d} y-.x t. :k from .he ’.Lwity Yr-.i .-- tn'/tt *» I’m told TO. Z ’Aad was au yoar wife*’ said Frank 5i * wasn’t asTbody ctie’s,’ ix.l -.-.* •Be g*.’ z, I ’r.-r-.ed iter tsyYnt far you,’ said Frank ‘And •; wv...’- y- j Mary, i-.ure »s7Ug-. he added. •I*d»»d, uer '. »a«-, •. laid Miry ’An! . a re n. »a 1 Frank.— Well I see i’ *. now. I m vook another daye w jtsan—' .it* g fi'i«*mes'« wife—:’>r yon, beeiuie they toaM me you war id : and '. •.: v.e was Mrs Farrel.’ **o s e was.’ «i i the stranger, 'and my wife not years.' Our readers fey ’.' is time know the lor gta of this budget of blarders. T -re were two Mrs F«rre » admitted as yellow -rer patients into the hospital.— Frink burie! one of them, b- ering it w« ■■wr. Miry. I' pr.rei to t- tr,mistake of a roorniog. Don't Fret. I: s unatntable. A fretting maa or worn?.; is one of the most anl oreable objects in the wo;: I A wisp a eon Portable lioase-mV.e iueotnparison—it only stings when disturbed. But an habitual fretter buzzes if he don’t sting, with or without provocation. ‘lt is better to dwell in the corner of a he use tip, than with a brawling woman end in a wide house.* It is useless; it sets no broken bones, stops no leaks, gathers no spilt n. :k, scemen'sno smashed pictures, cures no spoiled bay. and changes no »ast win Is. It effects no body but the fretter himself. Children or servant! cease to respect the authority or obey the commands of a complaining, worrisome, exacting parent or master.— They know that’barkingdog? don’t bite,’ and fretters don’t strike; and they e®n duct themselves accordingly. A thrifty wife wonders why men can't do something useful—mightn’t they as well araufe tr.cmulves smoking ha-ns as cigar? ? Gu-35 il.et np'gh' Ti< ae’ tl 'B’t ' ?

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Wagons!! JOHN' BOWERS, T’* - '--- ' ' --.. irA the rZ. e ; 'Lax fee ha* ,pet*-d a ftibMAiWßiiHincnnoiii O the V'Wci D-eVT*.- ea Xa:a street, '.-se 'i-r.- north '/-.he Eizle <AK«. where he v i; fee . fv.-'. tst * i ti-.—res.!* I.< w -z -.»zt -s .', may fav-< h.ia with tkeir ■ir- Wiz • '.■i—i-z'-v Bxzxt S.'.i — S:*igh», Grats z’'*.'les am-j v-.-.4:az Ps«»*, *;. raa-teieAr irr-j -. -h ,t. oorice. and o( th* b**t the r-.;&trT [ vlacer, well seawted, v» 1 \t - «jd v-- ■ i - -.*-*. wh he-.i- Ai ,Km '» - w x -j -,-> excel tha- amde aay -'top t -. the oxiatv. Priee* ckeaper tfeaa the a»“ te-SMea«r cJ-t2 County Orders, &c. TTe v ; . t'lrjh*'it- . c-rri* ■'* a*ty-five cents ow th-4 2i- a--. i-h,f r Zviair Orgera. othererderspa’ri.a*e4 v. tr.e beseterw, J. » A J M XVTTXAX. Aa? 14.1"t7. -f Wheat Stored. Me are prepared V> Sv.-e v pay tse h rhe«. price in ea-S sorter sei, </wheat Oct 2 1>57 J D. AJ. 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THE GLOBE: TE’. 7F? nil ?I?E3 AT C9X6XZS> IPCf.— SY Vi'V 3tr iAi..ud aZ ‘fie oa*i.r V4*e, awd TW -r--v=-.v Gift* xo-i Appewdiw- rssrewd Trtsenter* mi .’..Awa tb-me wse deaf 'E :• -■i: vY-=«v. -Mt srrtX’--sar ■- -r vier I *kaZ recenra,* sex p-.•> Lv-i’the a-bvre’-«&-= * piyer*. Tiry Lave -.een ’-.Y Z'.-Et «• .-rwz zv. st'-.*-*. per*x«! wee c• :v :aer * -..a-wrie* aa*i ‘ * ; W : .r* I m-'z. Medj*» a aaew at* af 'A* kt-. 2 3.V -xs tit t vuleae t*ir _ ~ - u 15... r Gum v I ewtaia a re--Zihe -’:v- A” r»7'~jt*a v: . t-s try coct>* '• sijrt-ksw: v’T-xr? r» Ai* --e aay atiwr <«*- A ».iw-;-y «ftke® vIE «ei. 'e a-.yet» .. .t - rh'V-22. -ha-t-saad v .s~ ■ ; - v - - -Jjj lET-ar-i ix-aber : t v-jri* *.»«« sy -• .- - r»art -1,-t.t ex teed **ttt. tc x i-t i'iA-i-ft v-r i* ’it k-the de b*tes Za dzv ; - x wake -E-erethaa fxtT v'iwes the— *.*■*"’ ar rear 12 the IM. ;y Gl «beaf. -■ : txt n<- 3-Z- vaacb w£i cimai*.. al*o, the »t-r* X tie *iy. -rx-t-'-zrr v.ta «sc - rr "Till, 1-.. —1- m*r te • rr-r-: z-i \r pa.*- - g 1: a- ti wy . f.-.a time, x* xtex*: u ®it ~r t'_*i vy rew'asee-sce* edtke Y,*-_ w.tL vKm I kare tees aseoeiated -■ - r tfe- t-t tvessv writ years. A.teeiee* w - ~ ~ -c vt i party v: E, i* c.— :: :“<-t. at 2 tar v-xt t r er i v;..- rv- *-* t I be'. *-e. be inkarMtmgaaw vi-.t :i'..-xs - iter.**-amttared Li ti-* -er«:*-ser es i-e debate* x’ C i t-ierwi r. pneer to mt that ‘ v e " wnaLJ z- •-' Itv *at - it- *. I—* Z. 3-: z* v .. T-is ie -*•; ty in.-- *f-..r -.ra* a Jjr-—.r-v.-u. t- st<wr tie paikieal rraiu of* tiirarterwax-. . *z- -.~-. tzx-z-ztz -■ xer. trT.Tt.ne. Ahit-t ri I aaa. aad vstend to rewk - i \ de33*j*’nX, I «*>• trade nv arie oi®, -i awayt-T make there •*- „ ; . x -.*'t-:'a-.r-v.r 2ax iwat-rard t.> pers-w.* zz. ■:-. ;■-. retie .r h --• -y. I sec.-* _--t .■..- z r -■-. r:e-r 2 1•. * . • -2 • > *yen , _ leprL 1 ;f a3 wsrtiaa--I'-’’ ‘.vs Aprrocx wila | ; --.1-. i----r- ra ’- the-i'-.-ues vi C-'ei.-r?-* , --T it •vi *-eaier* the serrate* of the! Pre-* tof -..W Cn ted State*, rise aa?.-;al re- ' >.»-.* «f '. ; *e head* W dse extent ■-- ifepartew'.t*. ii.* Jaws t-iseed dnrzs.r -e- H,.udeopwc-t.i-x-i-T t-? all. They vili be printed owa Fvihv rsyai -net. -a '.'-‘.x foere. myai qitartu *ir-_ -v:.'. t ./te- watitf iixteea The vi ;-v .i®ik- t-.-lievet. ir.i w e «* fw raawy rear* hare -i*e-l ‘awv-ew these aasaber* at i the z-xt reseaaw wffl be wkat as termed a “Geg owe.” — I T■_ • i telseTe i* -e cWzpesX work erer » 1: TCTc-.try, whether a reprizt or printed '-■.'T -: t -.ik:r.z Iva the are -ar; ’ x -t- f tise lot r - - r\ --. -e she rear PA- T x-r arerage a t'’-*er "f pa/M :- 1 . e s'ltin wxdsotsa tn** ..ti-' - -etx*-.'.'.T a-T-ireitim-er: ■r '1 .--e*-. .- 3 -39 ~~-l. A* I tar* - ii ->- ter* tsat -.sxSerof wjrd* •• - x i-ki vs • ' . v*thal they hare paid leu* ■Jias *ix aa-4 <’se-half ceate f" every I '_.z.rt ‘ ;m *t.e4 titexi. vh ,e I Hit* p»:.i — t >-*-* ■ 3-- ' ‘ everr 2 TJ~ word*. *f zheveek -axe r*-:': pt? Has any other b<.*-/s---*e- s-.Tvbre. ever sold a t-*jk in the first ■s<*b re while it was new, at **? low a rats? I tad *<;■ Mr'<sg iff aay be’.-f that I ■ r iT-Ee to r-re W> sit per-xn who shall prsire’-Ae eoctrarya rmplete set of the debate* -v.- zz ’>at‘* •-> IrOl. ziik.tr f'Tty-three . : ■ - -- i- *' ■ .. - Ar art. ' 7.' r-— ’ izziz-r zet these papers to z-> by ma. i-ee of t--tA'- Th* sex*, wv. >0 will be. v tfeac'd-.-ts-t -** .‘Oil iiterrrtir.g-xte: a-it v. Iw’-.r ir*s ; 1 administration, aad aeve-ai : tit-lex <pe*ti■»»» most be discos*ed iafc— ’ -r example, the eurreney, Kansa‘. reres se.aad •rh*r Ths Globe will be iffheretefwe the only *ooree from which full debate, ear. be obtained. mx‘: F -1: pi 'ZibT Daily Gl ibenneyear, fl 100 " ” «'i m*o*h*. o *>• " "dti.-in? th**e*-!on 5 00 y.. % . .. . , r r,; .be a-. Ap. p- • x.an-1 the iaws passed daring the aeareaw, , 6 00 3t- a-. •<* r .—- 71 in the •ee'ion of th* conn—y where a n«h~: -ib*r resides, will be reeeired ir par The wli eor any p*rt of a subscription rear be rei. tie i a r>->-■ vre-tamp*, which 1-rreY.-tl .e oany eurreaey.exeept srold OMllver { A PH”* v'-3 f- < b* sen t in lea* the money ac- j Coe. z *ases t_e order for it. JOHX C RIVES. Snr ?i Ito* Wsshisgtox, I r '•■ ITU TUK <W THT CMMiPOLITAX ART ASSOCIATION. ths t mors DUSSELDORF GALLERY OF PAINTINGS: Pirtiaaed at a Coat of I1S0.000! .-.- Pever*’ Wor d Renowned Statue of the GREEK SLAVE’! Se-pT- l.r six thousand dollars, with •e-reral hnndred ether works of Art.in Paint sr* Sr---- --- and Pre- ” xci.* tn be ava r ied to the subscribers of the (U-XOPOLITIS IST AxSOSUTIfIV. st which time the awards will take place. TERiLn ■>: SUBSCRIPTION: ' -■**. ■ >‘3az <>i ;aree dsilars : - entitled to A r ' ' - -r.e la-re =- 1 -pli-r.dld Steel Er jrai-- ‘led ‘■Mar/.-— t Destiny," also to, A : py of *l* C-- t- --.'itan Art Journal one year, a*- ' •■ aCe-iSiti-e lathe award of Premiums, ‘- -vi --".nt" tire Dusseldorfand Cosaopiiitaa Ga .enes. Th-:* it i* seen that fisr every taree onGara paid, the fubeeriber not on- i .t T-. a STLZNTI'j TXXZZ TOLL AR ENGRAT3G: Irtt. a.**>. the aeant.f ,',lt lii'mra'.ed TSfj 90XXLE ART JOURNAL. CSE YEAR Eadb KiWriber is also presented with a Cer-■-6T*j? ■ ' f*’e-=:stae by which arafuahle v --k-car* pviintin? or -J ’pture *E ’-e '- ‘- r --.. a i 2 '. ,n, thj- giri to - ’ T ‘T Y *l' “ wrwvalenx to the value of fire dollars,and a Certificate gratis. Aar-■ * of-.'• - -at -.z33 Xigailaes is fur--;«ead of Eng-ari-tgaad Art Journal, if 4e*ired. So person w mtrieted to a singi* share — Those taking fire memberships,remitting tia ar* mt it led toaa extra Eamvisg-. aad'*ix ticket*. '-■-- - - - - - ar- .; -.- asarx: a* on are gvm i 5, t A ’ T xir ’*'- whi-.h e-«ta»a« over «lx-» •plend'id E' S '-a,.r. ? *. price fifty cents p*r , 3 Z ber. n7ec.-.n*n toj -* viF he sent to all per-».--T>v-..-' -t 'nbscr.t". oa receipt offive p*wa*r» staru'-*. i|«-. Auire«, C.L.DERBY ArmaryC.A A. 544 B-nndvay. Sew York WM G gPEJfCEE, vl-att, Decatur, I-mI. william g. ffPEwrira. Ittwruey »t Law, MASTER COMM SS'ONER DECATUR. Amms Gm * :^ ii4 ITB-I*.-.»*» :«•--,->*«-* hi* t » • .., tewc-pt attectioc » « ■’• e : Lr.

Prospects for 1858. SATUMD4Y EVEWING POST. eh tei.ieatn arscur 4 lr2l The Paper that Never Sn-pesds. A FAMILY WEEKLY. DEVOTED TO LITERATURE A NEWS. -. rfßnck *-.-psm-. ‘ and Mer cawule swapewswre*. !h * prapne’e** •ts the • t-Mwr E'*n Z ?<»1 e»li *«««*«« cf •'* mdtew p<'' ■' ’•» tMir <44 *"4 fi r ® I E ”‘* b ’ -bed veealy p*p*v,asthe piper that feever « raewds F-” «rer THIRTY-SIX TEAR* »-s .r. ►g.. -pn -..'“.'‘4. atd in a.I t.ia.. ? 5 J times' and thriweh bad bank ir.fiation* and bank cot.seasons a?id pavxr. U.- Pjwt ben is v*k and forwarded to it* ..V'-:- ■'. >.er;ber». It* p-ipr.rto', therefore r< . - r txt** »s aa 3Gfi.fsr'< index <x the v •; ->r feel that its a*k ; ngof the a'eootiauanee of the pasr<mar? K' beraUy bestowed upon The PoM -•wv are lekmg bw than -* - k inTerest aad ti*e of tha*, p-b< lie to rsaa® , _ Ar- --•■ z to* er-ntnbst'w* '-.the . »t, v.^ may -.--zi. utr.'-v zeifted writer- *<. :*» ” v.-.t All ce Carer. T. >. A'.thur. Grace ' GrswKv.-e..'. A.- -.i Rlaekwe.l, .V.z - .ne Dti esn-te Mr*. X- A. Deßivia, Eruraa. A.ree rj.-.,TT* the author of "An Extra-.- '.i •'-■’■■ - az-.'aix of ••Zillah, ttte Lfci.d Medium," &z. titelzt. »v i-*• larara. y- »—i ur'sp-od-. :• ■: .-.-are«o widelyknown. '.\ .. - -■ "r ~y •at ■.-.“■ •- f the nee-ent navei't will he eo'-'*ret.' with the Mo ' ral and : -itrnetiTecharacter which veb.-’rea!-vars-triver to ;mr ->** ;p<n the Post. Rf’’- !- er* ~- '• v*- to tv- .-e the flash -tore* w ch I abound is the land—pernicious and destrae ; in their ’e'dency a: 1 effects —can find them, we regret say, at every corner. Bit the P «*t will --"I -•itin-aln it* high character, a* a p-ip.- rah*- ■•- ‘ 3 '=’- sernp-z .s parent mar ■ all w freely to e- ter Ttrr rawrtT tunxv; ’ And which will purify aa.l and nstrnct, instead !efd*-n.-»r I:zv* and' corrupting the yonthftil ■ - rd E*L“w:tlTy will its conductors avoid, in | <he : o f the weokly new-, all those I,ng and di*era*ting report*Hunfortunately now so comm -n—of vrxx caiwrsit cas»: ( HeiieTine. a* they do, that the practice of p-b---’:*hing rhe such loathsome ca~-*. *nd !er ■ 11 ' rialr r--. ?: ig th*"- ’rom. :» a Iruiti - ;-aureofthe recent alarming increase of vice and crime in * -.e eomm-inilT. Like hetret* like and what the mind feeds upon, that it will grow to resemble CWOKT StLECnOVS Os all kinds, fnr; the b»*t foreign and <lo---£.,._.e *. shall cor.’ nue to be, as heretoa I -. ii’i-’f-.-’.'i’e of Tea Post The Sto- - s E-.a-.- s;e-ehes,Agricclt’ir*landScien- ' tifie Paet*, de., de., ahsained in thi* way for he reader* -f The Post, are among the mo*- instrne'ireas well as interesting portion of its . contents. THX vrxv CBEAM Os the Pr .-ileal Literature of the British I-I -* * 'bus given to our reader* The Post weekly, has SOMETHtSC roa -ILL The tne-t ■*** of the family. Novelets. Essavs, Stories. Ei.graviaos, Agricultural Articles; ‘he New-. s'keGhe*. Poetry. Anecdotes. Riddles he Wholesale and Retail Markets, Bank Note Li st,Ac., de., 4 C > Finally, we mav mention three good reason* why’he’readi'ig public should give the pref erence to The Post: It is superior to any other Paper of the same priee It ii cheaper than any other Paper of equal merit ' It will be certain to come when paid for. Trays 'Cash in advance)-»ingleccpy i'- a year. 4 eop: •*. ” 5 DO a year. R ■ ar I a copy to getter up of club 10 00 , 3 ‘ ~ .. .< 15 oo •• 2,.. -• •• « 20 00 " The postage of the P.>*t to any part of the United Slates, paid quarterly in advance, at the office where it is recei red, is only 26 cents a year. Addre°«. alwav* post paid. DEACON A PETERSON. No. South Third st., Philadelphia. UZS ample Number* sent gratis to anyone, j w en requested. n46~vl h«UwFmTMnm 1858. I i«’he intention of the Proprie’ers of the Sentinel tn make it in all respects a newspap-r worthy the support of the D-mocracy of Indiana. Ind m the proportion its circulation is incr aed and its advertising patronage enlarged will be our ability to add to it* interest. Haring no local Agent*, we depend entirely upon the efforts of our political friends to extend its circulaii n. In no cheaper or more effectual way can political intellence be circulated, zeal excited and party organization preserved than through the medium of the press All then, who are desirious of the sucees of Democratic principles and policy, can serve the cause in no better wav * than in extending the circulation of the political organa of the partv. The year, upon which we hare entered, will doubtless be one of important events- Upon all -nat-er* of public interest we shall give full and reliable intelligence An important State :-L’ct: ?n oeeurs next October. A new Legislalature. members of Congress, Supreme Judges, and mo*t of the State officers are to be elected It Lsoniy by sleepless vigilesce and untiringeff rt -h'.- w-* can exp*ct tomaintain the supremsty of the Democratic party. It behooves every Democrat, then, to inform himself upon the issue* of the day, which it will be the object of theS ariadfaithfully topresent, and thus be prenarel f.r the conflict. The Sentinel will be governed in its political cocrse bv the auth'n-ativelv expressed sentirr.er.Ssofthe party. The principles and policy it promulgates it wll be our aim to advocate and 1-feud, believing that upon the integrity of the FAsn' era-.:e party rests the preservation of our r nneqnallrf Government. It will represent the IXraomtic party r*f Indiana: not cliques, facor men. It wili be impartial towards all candidates for party favor but whoever it may select a- candidates for public position, and its . r presentative men, it will be our object to elect and sustain T.ie will pay especial attention to commercial news, the Autictim.*! interests of e and ad miscellaneous intelligence. Wyhave made arrangements for the news bv -. an .a- tall as the Cincinnati paper* Tin's win a j j largely to our expenses, for which we '7-r : u. remunerated by ai. increased circula,C “■ ’“U the Dei’y by express a*, he 7 • ncipal points in the State - ■* e T£F - M? in ddnance. . ---y.- ;. per annum, $6 00 •2? .tinel. p»r month, 5q 1 J;'?:’ si "? le subscribers, I year 150 L Sen'iml,clubs of fire, fi 05 N't*k.y Sentinel, clubs of ten, jq qp -. 2 U*e -ame rate for over that 11 uml>er. Those v'.uwndc.uu-te'twenty or over, will be entitled r copy of the paper without charge To I thrt *’.»;?«« Hubs for the .’ € Premium* ; 2; PiN -HAJf fc DOUGHTY, Propriefncs

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It is w.-ezly, info’ for binding: t contain annuallv frr f” 'oOtoWl finely exeentingEeravings. and Notices An l ' ican and Enropeanhnpri’Verr.mts.tagetlitrrii an Official List of American Patent Claimsptl. lislied weexlv in advance of al! others pips Itistbe aim of the Editors of'he Scitttifl Amtbicax topresont all subjects di-ctsrediti" columa in a practical and popular form 11* : will also endeavor to maintain acandid fr* ll * 1 ne*s in combating an exposing false tbrao and practice in Scientific and Meclianictl**' ters.and thus preserve the character f theSr Fxrtrtc Americax as a reliable Ercyclop« i< ii ,t Useful and Entertaining Knowledge. CTSpeciinen copies will be sent grstiiH ll ' part of the country. MUNN i CO . Publishers and Patent Ar«" No. 123 Fulton stecet, New T ,rt v 1 -rd MOFF LT’S LIFE PILLS AND PHCEJNIX BITTERS. , T' , HE best family medicine now befett i» L public, for the cure of Scrofula. l‘ cf ’ Scurvy, or Eruptions of the Skin, Few •* Ague, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, and in fact most f diseases soon yield to their curative propr' !l!! | It has been computed that during the y twenty five years upwards of four n illioua* persons have been benefited by the use of J"** I medicines; afact which speaks volumes mt*' I of their curative properties—a single trisl ’■• place them beyond the reach of competgos the estimate of every patient. By their usF blood 1* restored to a healthy state ami j from all impurities. The system is no* ’’"’rt during their operation, but invigorated, " they re juire no restraint from busis fSi pleasure. j, Thz hare i i these tnetlieinez t rt that wili da tar them ail that medicine canfi" effect. PREPARED BY _ W. B. MOFFAT'S, M/. Proprietor. New ’ i LTSold by E G. COXEN, Pleasant Sept. 18,1857. I’HEIIX TAW Hi;, The undersigned would respectfully* 0110 to the citizens of Adams and Bdjoining E oJ |n l that hecontinu** to carry on the T an . n ii Currying in all its branches, at hi* oB ‘ ; in Decatur. He is prepared to f lirnl ’° . short notice, sole, harness, calf and u PP er * 1 ,.. er, which will be finished upon the veil style, and sold on the mo6t’reasonab‘ e The highest market price will be paid l ‘ or leather for hides or bark at his TanneryC. L. SOHIRAIEV* March 13. 1857. Clothing, , fM The largest stock and greatest Tarl *‘- offered in thi* place mar be fourd st > e .n c is;,7 r ' Wbi’e Oi ''-