Indiana American, Volume 23, Number 22, Brookville, Franklin County, 18 May 1855 — Page 2
A fJSWSPflPBR-fiöNTAJNJNß A BRiSP SUMMARY GP THE IfiTßS'f FORSICW ÄND DÖMESTiG MJTBllSGBNGt..
INDIANA AI.IERICAN.
"rtlMII CT TO TCT, TO LIBBaTV LAW,
T. A. OOODWIN. Editor. BSOOKYILLE, ETOIASA. i n I DAT II,
The Know NotMag Platform. W need hard! define our position on Know NothingUm, to thoto who hare been tho constant readers of the American, for tho last sixteen months, but as we hare recent. reccired large
accessions to our list, we may reite j rate our views, for their sake. As we first understood the object of the American or Know Nothing moremcnt we confess that we were friendly to if , nor are our riews on the question, in the least changed. We believe the time bus come wlxn Americans should rcbuVo those who hare pandered to foreigners, and who have courted particularly the votes of Catholics. Moreover vre believe this rebuke ttill be ad mi nU t tri J. But in this, as in other
thing, there is danger of tho innocent's
suffering, and of carrying tho matter too .far. Foreigners, themselves, are comparitively klittlo to LUme in the matter complained of. The real fof-
fenders are the demagogues of both
parties who have from time to time
appealed to them for their vote. It is
not to bo wondered at that they should
grow insolvent and proscriptivo under
such i course as has been pursued to wards them. -
But we propose to examine briefly a
code that is put forth by the assumed
Organ of the Know Nothings at Wash ington. We know not by what au thority it spcats, or who gare it au
thority. If it speaks for the body we
do not know it. If the principles as
sumed are merely set forth fetten, we are willing to give our opinion for and against, at wo like or dislike them.
But no man or set of men shall ever
make us endorse such a platform in to
to. These principles aa put forth by
tho American Organ at Washington,
are
First. We shall advocate a repeal
of tha laws of naturalisation, or if
that cannot bo accomplished, then
such a modification of those laws, as
will prevent future immigrants from
becoming citizens, short ol a residence
of tweotvono rears, after taking the
oath of allegiance to the United
States, and of abjuration of all other
powcts, potentate, anu princess. jTa Vt 6 fit rnnciplo we object cn
tirely. We see no reason why the cit izens of other countries may not be
como citizens of this. Neither do we ce any immediate necessity of prolonging the term of probation to twenty-one years. We hare yet to discover that nny longer period than five years is absolutely necessary. But wc are in favor of a strict construction,
and a strict application of this law.
We are most certainly opposed to al
lowing the un-natnlalizcd to vote, as
in Indiana, and wc shall not cease to urge this objection, until that odious action of our constitution is striken
out, and the former one, or its eciuira
lent, inserted in its steal. But never
can wo oppose tho naturalization of
foreigners. Thatthcy may by their clannishnes occasionally be the cause of mischief, we admit, but there is a
remedy eUc where than in a repeal of . 1 ! ..! '
naturalization uws, or in requiring a
probation of twenty-one years. Sscoxd. Wo shall advocato tho pas
laso of a stringent lw by Congress
to prevent the immigration hither of
foaignon, who are citner paupers or
criminals, and to send back to the countries from which they come, all
such foreigners of these classes as may
in violation of such law, hercuftcr
reach our ports; and to require the President 01 the United States to de
mand from any government, which mar send hither such clastes of its
subiccti, immediate and ample satis
faction for such outrage, and a proper
indemnity ngaimt a repetition thereof.
To this proposition wo giro but a
a qualified atücot. So far as enrol
nals aro concerned, we most heartily
cadono the doctrine. But the honest poor, of all lands and nation, ate our
lindrdd, and wo invito them to come
While we have millions of unimpro
red and fertile land, where the poor
est foreigners, with ordinary health
will not only live, but grow rich, we
can novcr consent to send them Lack
to tho crowded lands across the water
It them come. That it may bo ne
cessary to require of tho countries
sending them, and of our national
treasury, somo means to convey them
to the interior, and out of the crow
ded cities, wo admit. But let them
hare a chance to breathe our puro air
and dig in our fertile soil, and they will not only lire, but they will leave
a posterity after them, that will honor
the land of their adoption. Wo are
the more willing nay the more anx
ioua for this, because of the religious
freedom of this country. Most of the
emigrants of Late years are the victims
of religious oppression, and bigotry
We Lave never seen in the vast influx
of Cathouee to this country any dan
gcr, except at they fall into the hands - - ".nt n I
of demagogues, inai ivcmauum, anti-republican we : admit.' It is cs
sentiAlly, constitutionally so. Correct
thi cnti-repnbhcanism, and it is no
longer Romanism. Cut Ilomanlsm, let alone, is not dangerous now, nor can it ever be. Wc say, let alone. By this we mean, that it shall not be proscribed of a lingle privilege that all " ethers enjoy, and thatit shall not claim 1
privileges that all may not have j
And especially, office seekers shall not court tho Catholic vote, as tuck, as did both political parties in 1852.
It is this only, that makes Romanism to be dreaded, and it is to correct this, and this only, that nino tenths of the Know Nothings of the country have united against the old party hacks who havo been willing to sell our Common Schools and even our biblo to obtain their votes. Observation has shown us that but few of tho descendants of Catholics aio Catholics after the second generation. Hence as wc lovo protestantism, and desiro the conversion of Romanists, we Are not only willing but anxious that they should come to enjoy our free institutions, and bo educated in our free schools,
with our free protcstant children.
hen, though onco fettered by popish
superstition, they shall sco the truth,
and tho truth shall make them free.
But whilo we thus open the doors
of our country to even tho poorest of
the old country, and while, at as early
a period as prudence will allow, wc
would admit them to tho privileges of cititens, wo would keep a watchful eye on the demagogues who would array
thcni naiust the native-born citizens.
anj claim for tliem particular favor becauso they aro foreigners.
.More on this subject, next week.
Stop the Thief! !
Conner sville. a. t 1 - I . . . . 1.
Wc owe nn apology to oar readers were roucn pira-cu lasi wee
for not sooner apprising them that one ,l0rl v""1 wour m,8n' grand humbug, calling himself Le -' UP ver- Po" u
Grand Ü. Cushutan, has been imposing commercial auvaniagre wia. i.roov,..e upon credulous people as a singer. We düC. Wü ai u not f' nul of arousing any did not hoar him. but thoso who did jealousy by saying that Connersville
were so badlv bored that the ,cconJ s a place ot eonsiucraoie ou.ines. -
nt.u wa. failure mtir.lv. The m. reliant are buying and selling
Wo nw it also to tho orinters In In- extensively, and every department ' of
- - - t diana to say that this same Cushman got work done at this office to tho amount of813, and vamosed without nnvinnr frir it. Tili Sit not the first
such a trick, and the 11 " wc"
ill c r c Httntron.
XirYov cooking-stoves, g. to Connersville. Sec the advertisements. Horace Oretly arrived nt Liverpool on the 22d of April. 'resident Kill more ha gone to Kuropu to spend the summer
XiTSccrtt'iry Guthrie, with hisfam-
trade seems active
Our readers who
stov
consultin
flj-Col.J. II. Lan is in Kansas with his family. 2"Prusident Locke 1ms rented the Oodie home, for his future residence. jCjTNeither Gov. Reedcr's case nor tho Kansas aff.i'iM have betn before the Cabinet yet.
jTiTMr. Davis is doing ft good job
for himself and for the corporation on
want good or
ily have left Washington for Kentucky. lho slrcCt cast ofthe M. E. Church.
jTirltcv. James Jones of Itisin;?
,vc, mil Inow .km logo, hy sun, !jm? dangcroly ,11 from a fM w rct rul) nsulting our advertising columns. second paralytic stroke. ,. .. ? . 1 -
certificate is
. . ... 11 ill nrii u iul'isluju jiu n via wa bit Hl a i . . . .
time holiasdono sucli a tncic. ana tue r . " pe evrrpooay inns wants . Rt thc
craft owo it to thetmclve. to pass him i'"80" wnu wwu" lu uu . u Vuu good and cheap China ware will call . , , . , ,nT.a
. . . ..... Tloromav h un orrnslnnl rrrrntinn . . . . " 0, Cincinnati. nicy win p.citMi
it is uuo also to say to Mnuiorus, . T , . . jCtTl h o Rchool fund of Indiana,
round.
that thev should bo watchful, or he w im ru,e og"rauy iuo man no
send us a I uritl of Ihcir host, as a
rri vr Anlv 79 nonim rmm annnm I a AtarYi I i . . . . r 1. . I
r-.-M-KlM. AJdocsUOtadvirtUo istoo ti2ht to deal 6 .. ' . VI'. specimen, ly the moxi trip o. mi- ra-
wm icavo wui.uuk iiamg ms um. v , cnua Dctwccn o ana XI .
Connersville, last week, he had to bo honorably
taken wiih a capias tomako him pay his tavern bill. For the sake of all parties puff him in advance.
Miss Antionette Brown. Wc had the pleasure of hearing this lady during the Jate anti-slavery convention in Cincinnati. She is
XiTA German, whilo laboring un
der insanity, committed suicide at
Rising Sun, lat week, by drowning
himself.
XSTBy accident the communiea-
. . .. I.? e m r i i i .1 '
A Poor Bnle that Don't Work Both young, and modest, and talented. uon o. i. i. a. was ovenooKeu in
The Teeth. Amongthc "cvilsunderthe sun" that
we havo seen in our peregrinations, is a culpable neglect of decaying and decayed teeth, and another is, leaving
their management to incompetent and
unskilful persons. Not unfrcqucntly have we met itinerant dentists, armed
Ways. Kor several weeks the old line papers of Ohio and Indiana have been urnln;: Democratic Methodists to discontinue the Weitem Chrittian Advocate, because its editor had spoken freely on tho moral questions now involved in the political issues. It turns out ns wc expected. There are hun
dreds of Methodists yet supporting old lino pnpers, who in former years took the democratic side of the political questions then existing. They are
democratic yet, but they do not fnst
with that portion of their former dem
ocratic brethren ;who
We could not endorse all hci views, our ahenco. It will Kppear next
yet wo think she is well calculated to week.
do good. W havo no. objection to a JtSTThe snow at Franconia, New
female's occupying any position of in- Hampshire, which enjeys the reputa-
fluence that her talenta and education tion of being tins coldest town in the may justify. We bclievo there are United States, was, on Monday of last,
many places whero they may engage week three feet deep.
inino uuties 01 me tnni nave rmiierio i rA-',..i t t siu
- I a a v sa v 1 vi JUivvas i mv.
oecn ciosea to tncm. i,,, rr,,.,rM hill arviiinsif tlsst nitv fir
amazes. It will bo recollected his
Miss Brown's strength consists, wo Lj
.IS I t a I
minu, in me goodness 01 ncr jieari;, brewery wa mobbed nml rifled dura a.t i 1 I
ana ner aruent oes.rc to oo usoiui. j ll)U dcclion riüUt
These are elements of power that too
few posses. As a speaker, she is aimcuble.
a
vorito.
XrA li'.tk' tnii was hurt dining
the Sakbath School pin nie at Laurel
a few weeks aijo, by being thrown from a hoiso on which ho and another girl
were riding on a man's saddle.
We have seen somu specimen of
work from the hop of Mrs. Rodman and Miss Quigley, that it would be
hard to beat. They deserve the jmt-
ronago of a liberal public, (live them ncall over th store of Jarno Powers,
and get bonnets done up in god stylo and on easy terms.
Sams or New Daklkv. A ul of
20,000 bushels of barley of tho New
crop, was rauds at Albany, New York
on Saturday, at one dollar per buh-
cd, to be delivered during October.
Makers nnd brewers, apparently d(
not believe in the efficiency of the New
and equipped with "drawers" and ,:n,f, gesturcsjrather ornamental, reminding
I AMA IM llAh A V I " S All IMA M V J Ml
trtfL ih n-nr. nartlv for the o- 1VI) ,1,utu v 4
, j
'scrapers practicing emphatically practicing that is learning on the mouths of unsuspecting and credulous country people. This is wrong. It Is an imposition that ought to bo
guarded against and wo can render our leaders no better service than to tell them to b'waro of such imposition.
Akin to unskilful practice is the
plan of sending out flaming cards, and offering to do work exceedingly cheap.
In most eases the cheap work is worth
los. If the bill of prices Is low, and
the work is substantial, there are extra
JtüTThe old-line-whisly-foreign par
ty have elected all their officers in
tv ttr . n-i r v..
purl in ii v ii 11 in rit mi .i 1111 i n. .11 1 1 Ln . . . -
1. r.v-i.. v" " 'V " Yni V 1 rninr law. ifi v nidmf!.
take a stand 'v .'-' ikcte.! officeis are Caiholic and 4
fron.lnm nrl uer urucumwoij is unwiivi, u un , . . KjTl turns OUl lUatllie JlOfllSe
S v wua wa 1 ... llVIl7IUIivs 1
r. i .. . :ii I law oi 'ÖJ was unconditionally ana in Tin Jr. lliittitn i u( Kvfrlon wtlh I J
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it it . i rtllt? I kii Ii bi v ivuviuvvi iiy iiiu iii.v ii uiaia lit fthmlMi alhp llnrtil lonL-inrr I J I o
- . . V- . . VI.IVIIVII V WW .WW...M I . . ... .....
peoplowoulddo well to call and have u,e RU. Pn1T,1'Be Kran d u lh0,k0
I A ft si... 1:-.
few better artists than Dr. Dutlon. ' ' Vl vu"r . M,w .'. ,.
now granteu are nun and void. ve .f7Vi niinir men from th roiintrv I . . . .. . .
-w-..ö ...... v earn that t ie l'rosfcutor is mnUnv.' n
1 1 .!...! I 11 C
who vriiuw miir iiuir ii luiuivu in ki .i. : . i. ..ii i i r
iii.il uuui hi iuo tuiuiuwj uuuir. iiv
is tobe in this county in a few days,
o as to begin suits before tho 1 2th.
Important to Liquor Seller i. The following is a certified copy of tho law repealing, the law granting licenses. From it, it will be seen that all licenses granted fcince its approval, (March 2.) arc null and void, and the ölenden are liable to a line of not less than 810, for mainta:ning a nuisance. The Prosecuting Attorney is already at work, ferretting out offenders, and it is bellet cd that before tho 12th of Juno ho will havo obtained hundreds of convictions. We hopo he will be as merciful ns possible. An Act to repeal Sections two and three of an act entitled "An act to regulale the retailing of spirituous
liquors, and for the suppression of
ecus anting therefrom. Approved March Ath, 1 053, and declaring all licensei heretofore issued under taid act null and void from and after the first Monday in April next.
Skc. 1. Be itennctedby thc General Assembly of the State of Indiana, That Sections two and three of an act
entitled, "an netto regulnto the retailing of pirituous liquor, and for thc suppression of vils aribing therefrom," Approved March 4th, 1853, bn nnd tho same U hereby repealed. Sec. 2. All licenses for the &alo of Fpiiiluous liquors hereteforo granted under the provisions of Haid act, shall ccasu mid be nuli and void from nnd nfLT the 12th of June next. Sec. 3. Whereas it it represented
that applications nr being made toj
County Auditor, for hoen!e to sell Kpiriluous liquors underpaid act with a view to avoid the provisions of an act
entitled ,4An hd tu prohibit the manu- ( irnkviii tuny its tm
luciure hiki miiu oi Bpiriiuous nnu intoxiuuliug liquor, except in lho cases
therein named, and to repeal all lor
iiu-r nein inconsistent therewith.
1 m a ... a el. mm unntnlM at n A V l"l k-1 1 t frAm
cm new- uivjr vvuww.,, ..uf., ..v , R .
in unwillingness to nnrt with old ac- o r
nu.intnni. nr.d r,artlv in hones of Tfca following resolutions, on
preventing thc ultra opposition to these proV'bitory laxv adopted bj a I) measure, which their withdrawal cratio (old bne) Convention in M
Notice. The Uuitcd States Marthai yester lay afternoon received authority from the proper authorities, with a draft to pay his posse in the late "ItoKtta" slave case. All who are interested should call at lis office, over the United Stutes Court-room. Cin. Enq. Will the Knquirer please tell us the amount of that order, and from what "authorities" it was received?
ruritb.
w On the Ifith inst., by Rev. J. W. Keely, nt the Pulley House, in Brookville, Mr. Henry Vnnnoy nnd Miss Maria Slith.
On Wednesday, 9th inst., by the Hev. Jno. W. Sullivan, Jon K. Towkskxd, f Lagro, SVnbash Co. Ind, and Mm Elizabeth F. A. IIa.ox, daughter of Mr. A. 0. Hanson, of lhi vicinTho bride and groou being mute?, rendered the scene of peiuhar interest, 'tn true, they "love not in word and tongue," yet, u happier couple were never banded in the holy bond. A bright future is before them. Con. Tilegraph. Bffo äbb rtistments. STltAWIiEIUtY
y jm. i ii TU l.tJlt'lof Uro.ikvillo will luv Strawberry Kiit'cr, on evening nf tli Clh of Jiiim,
Jf3. at Ilia UrtMikTllla Collrr, ha rorml of
W lih'll will li'ftpiriirilvd t'Uliy CoIIi kO.
all are r---cl l u 1 1 y luv ltd loalii'tiii.
John D. Jonci,
1.1 Jona, Gao. W. Jon! may IS ly
o nm & to. t r- taaoa to J. r. AC. joins, Vmll4 Dvalcnla DRY GOODS, No. 19 Pearl St., Cincinnati.
i) IF. fi. lliinlirrtos, J J. J.JObM.
jdn-Trri, f, 't H J f iö.w. tit. TÄIT & SOIT, " conmssiori HEncnArars, ASS PI4LCI1 IS No. 23 Walnut at C'lnrlanatltO.
G1VH TTTETB ATTT11TI05 TO TTfl S T.E tuV h, Ut, I trr, r.. tirln, KeHlier, Pried Fruit., i'o Uloci, Oi:Ioiii,c. i. . 1..! Lllxtral Cüüll JncfliiiilS laud os oondrainrrU. - Orvl.r fn iirfi mm4 Mal 4 A rtt clot licUrln4 tU4 jou th tom farofuaCOATS tV CÜÜ ISTÖPÜ EilV-y mtrrkfrvt of - "' v ritaB-4Bi CiiMphsf( Brsilf ' I iNtl n! fjlrlt " ALSO, ALC0HC1 CP All fTEUGTin, Refined Charcoal forr4ectl!I Whisky, and Fare EplrlU. : . Fit is 4 rnuolt Ltar, M Mot im LB - Kbtii. - . CoMrco UalMtac, Vthtt Hl Ra tJ, - UUHa fnrt 4 riMi rtruf . - . is 7 lily utiaaTif Ü.
H. A. IKIMUt
tho
Demo
anon
. fViiniu n f it a fit mir hrnal hti f lisa I
SIVL -lÄ'lw. WW right .?irit. There i, 'on, f.aturoin 'J. y .b..u .o and stand erect on the good old plat- ... i.,- sf ti,A Um. form of former d.j. But finding bjcction.Wc, if not .ncndnitu.d. .. of the cou thou, .
and
for the hupprebsions of intemperance," Approved rtb ICth, 1855, it is declared that mi emergency exists for the immediate taking eÜVct of this act, therefore, this net, shall be in force from and after its passage. DAVID KILGOUH. Speaker of (he House. ASIlliKLl. WILLARD. 1' resident of the Semtta. Approved March 2d 1U55. JOSEPH A.WIUOHT.
but tho wy to test it. is to gi vo it h iHTThe liquor sellers of Indianapo-
trial. Tho sentiment of tho second lis havo raised a fund of 910,000 with
jfirThJ fusion ticket was triumph-
antly elected in Laurel last week.
that their patronage causes these ed
itors to misunderstand and misrepu- M""; ,AU - , The question at issue was salary or
sent their true aenüment., a. well as '"u u , :.J ' ' no salary. Tho S. N.'a and K. Ns
el.L btvt oltcn expressed. 'It lho law oouiu mo vincinnau uouor aenvra, ..... ... , ,
luseu uu mis ucmi"ii nu iriumpucu
furnish them "material aid" to stab
I . ... la .t.lt i- .!. .!! .1 1
m t m .im. . m ir i n 'I m a I . .tM.i I .... .i..k . . .!. . . . i rit r it'i nn .d nn inn in rrn r iuii ii.v I
; I. . American protestantism, freedom and Vr " w.Jiiuc .uy u -v u.0.... 6 So tho frtlh, of thftt clt Rre lo Ptrvo make tho cost enough to justify good q nccnJ Cnding thcra9clve8 jections urged against ,t by .1. enc- caved in. q( wo:k . ' . , . . appealed to. by their lovo of Democra- be amended. It can be "Wanderer" Peftk , of lhe, election was celebrated with bonfires M?i, n i cy. to abandon a fearless and Mthf.1 materially modified without loaiog a splendor of the drinking taloom o and rejoic; in which it u 8niJ H one Dr. UlrCY Of Itlsmj bun. Vo . , ........ Darticle of its nrr or prohibition. Ki Or Wn. Our fru-nJ John, of . . J. . .
tail, uc-
would go farther to havo him do a
job, than any man we know of. W e
have yet some teeth well preserved,
which he plugged with tin foil fourteen q
.i.
u,e7 t,. ",., .., .. V. .. ; certain doctor took an activo t:
have applied thc advice to tho old line "'"l"""4"""' J I, u,",l weiamora. lams oi .ing one. i u"MCRUS0 i,0 happened for once to be on ... . I - - .1 !...'.- I.Mt 1. It it.f-..T.... .-II 1.! Ii
editors, and scores have, within a few vu-u.g un.u...c.y uponn, ino ain,Ww B. u- U)(J ,ft ftnJ (h cciWi,
weeks, withdrawn from these papers- lü .u.awuu. icre nrv iuo iorc ue raaacs uis .urvuno mere. lLrec h chccr for Qur Corrcspon J
resolutions
JCiTTbe prospect of a g(.od peach cnt Nimrod.
Alarming. With hardly an exception, tho old line whiskv pnpers nre crying out men! to thc Emjuiitr's suggestion to Democratic Methodists to stop the W. C. Advocate. Aold liners aro gen
erally very obedient to their masters, we shouldn't wonder if a half dozen or hiore, obey orders. Cut unfortunutely for tho plan, thero are but few old line Methodists in the country, There aro thotuands of Democratic Methodists, yes, tens of thousands, but, they know that, in thc lauguage of the Sentinel, "The issues of thc
I p:ut are burled with the past," and
they are found, in tho new Issues, on
m
ne mncrwe wot of. has felt this SO I
yer.ugo-a ongcr .mo iun niostu that ho whines, most pitcously f . " wo. " ""7 crop in Jersey isdecidodly good. The VfwPrt.ne 1ttlX(rr mUtnl . of Americanism, froedo denUsU make tLeir cold work last. Ill 3 . . , , , . features of this law tyrannical and un- . f.. ' . i-ij ew Goons. It is ft great mistake
has often ben a wonder to us that one w"Pre"P w Wi " constitutional, yet until tho fact beset- v J that there aro no new goods in Dror.k- "nu "Pnce. o o no k now uiwa bb wuuuci Hiuiiustons finds a vast difference between skin- tied by a proper tribunal, it 1. iUI will insure them Rgainst iujury by . .fa. . vrnili,.r more than a dozen od ao Method st so competent should content himself in . .. : . , '""- v;w ,t s n . villo tins rnrlng. LlncK a: rarqunar, ... ... Mnuv.J . i. t " ningund being skiuned. He prcHcrib- of tho land, and such, we beheve itto frost. Everything else is equally n-in to i.r L .1. I n county, though there are probI so ' unisned a town as Uisinar Sun. . . . . ..... i, ,t, ,i,,, r i :,i:. i , , - and JN. v. Uaiiion Kon lmro each a ... J ... r L . . . ? ednroscrut on for others, but finds it bc lho aulrof ccr law-abiding cm- backward. ............ ,,.....,.. ablv fiftv or more. We know scores
Dut he geU enough to do, and is well r .... . . ; . 7 ten to obey ts requirements, and see mn . , , , .... good supply, anu are sewing cueap. L.t.i ft,5. v.....ir.i U very bttter pill to take himself. In L. . .. . ... . . .... jtsrCounUrfeit two dollar bills, very t1w.;f.,,v. Him,rtlsl T,w.v riin .'hat were, nnd are yet Democrats-
I acs)4-a tvt au a aio vau huvi a hj o wu v i ... . . Ai-a-a-w-. ..--... .... ...... ... . b , . i - .. ......-. ....
mM GOODSj
IN GUI. AT ABUNDANCE, AT AO i COMTilERCIAL ROW, 3 STOIC V UICICU IU;SL.DINGNt S. W. Cor. Main Burgess J. Headfts. BHQOSTVILLE, INDIANA. KIDMAN lim K. fjau.u.riRQVHlR. LIKCIC I rvvulvlnf lho liBiidurat aitortmonl ol prlni rcxiJh. over iiena In IUI market öle. to. I by lilm. If with iiiiiiiuhl cure with rt-f-
rrmcglo Prlr,hi)la,snd yuality liorhnlU-nro. HiociiiuiprclnlfrBlori,l!y al tlio tnllo) to inrinin liUatork. I Ii ioulor p.rlnor, Mr. l.ixi .(! liUoutlr
attAiitlnn to Iii truJu kii wrllioairl In tl !, 'rlcp.,nJquiillly,arcooU lu lb Niurket miik. Iii nurcliuic I ;iiirinimil-iij I ilicrvbjr naliloJ to pro, tut fri'h lock to bl, customer.
T.rj tinnjr or ilKljr Our Irlumli anil tho nuUlla uro all .t.i lll
Invlioil I uttiliin mir nork.ii we r iltrrin.ntttl l'iv kiln aurrlTorUtraUrttourtB-Uianl
liiu r..!, h) u ilolnjt o wa bat irveaur oo.
may in kv
PRESS!. SUPPLY,
AT THK GHKAT EMPORIUM OK Cheap Goods!
Tf TL "sv. ilia ilukiuu o'tufonolnir our iintur Vv oiia iiktroiia. that wa ara daily rocoUln ml oppiilnir a new apply ol.plrnJWI aprlnK .rvli eli'rteil wlih ffr.bUartssnU wllli tlirorlrvrnrouiM
lit Ilia well k no n gnoA tarta ol onr run'niiipra.lii tha aliitnilatil niarkru of lln.ton, flilladi. Iplila am
.nf lorn. ran aitoniiuu to fit nxlllial aar f ooJ aro purrliaii'il at UritbuiK'; luiU'cd. our Uo nutnllci tiid ilinaalrom lha nikiurirlurri'irriilk: anil llilclrcuin.liir pUtilnir ua on an quailool tut with the C'liirlniiatlJoliU. n, tiih ai loquallt) ml eroiiomjr, we ililnlt wecmmoi bo oulilon lu the Brook 1 1 In niarkol flllier In quality ana nrlpty, or In the price at wtilch we ropoe to ollourfooda. 5. P.CALLION A BOX. limy II) 135-1
B. Bartlett & Co;; Commission and Forwarding Her ' . chaati..-. V I Klltl,U,M i i .
Alcaltul, ( rnrbcni-, - aA.
Ill Ittllll INI .i Nu.ii" Wl . ouilU at , ClnctaaMl, OhU. - -.ii - - - -- p
UnanaJÜll, , -U. 'i'urj l.Unf , ('audita, UrU Oil. ..lafH . fclaiwfa,.... -
CadorOll, I'ruMlate I'ola.h, oaB , s AlcoUol, WliiuUad, Wua, M,
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paid for it and he can afford to stay
The pcoplo of this county have
however but little causo to envy those
of Ohio couaty. Wo hare n "resi
dent dentist" of which any town may
be proud. Dr. J. W. Kcely has been
doing work, that looks as well as any
we ever saw. He has not done much for us, nor do we want him to, for in truth wo never liked the "sensation."
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innrlinlivi ' - - - Nn Ihfir mIii r upmrnta l Iwv
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uisuicsuwuin lusiuuivuiiiiumi v. ccutcd. leany engrarcu, ana uo-n..g r bc rc;eJ upQn Thoir rcputattoti is the Advocate has increased beyond ex- Wetohed, That If upon fair trial It rcscmblanceto tho genuino bills, on the eglAj,,cj not by sellin" a few arti.i.i.i!.. It It ...i. it.. .I,..- nrnva fa Vi rinnt t.rt it. na n t.prw c... T 1. tl.:A .-VI - t.A '. ' J - o
Iim,uu. . "".uvv u... ku:.. r :-:T" ir-:V V it" .,.:. """' v,,,u " " des of cost to attract attention, and
old liners make wry faces when taking ?" rremeuy w, oe at we cicuUlion Keep a .harp lookout for I ,lM. .t(rnn : . .
- . I uox, anu ns lovers oi law ana oraer, , . - pimjvuuivwMmwuwui '1 their own medicine, we wuh they I we earnestly hope to see the law fmpar- tr,em- but by charinn-a reasonable and hon-
would repeat tho advice onco ft month, tuny enforced. . Xrlf David Slaughter, Esq., est pr0Gt on all their cood
docs not havo that stump laken out
The Prohibitonr Law. WAsMnirton'i Order no "Forirerv." f ?ddi nf tl, nwminrnr iftrinnnks 10 ur. illiott ior a
1 1 ......... . . ... I entiv r.f lila ITlsti.ru r,f iht arrnl Ffrrta.
In a few weeks this law will be in Wc have frequently within a day or pike, nnd that well filled up, ho will w , . , . ,
But persons who want plato work of force, and a lawoflho land. In most two past, seen n slatement to the cf- gethis namo in thepaper ome of these , , ,.
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any description done, would do better, of our exchanges wc see published fcctlliJtt jRH'd bpatks, tho IJiographcr Qy
tSTlt. E. need not be afraid of our
city, and infinitely better, W lho temperance men to organ- eral bad ever issued such an order as discontinuing tho American or of our book of refcrenco for nil time to come. ou-ers, have hold of their izo Carson Leagues, to put It In force. "Put none but Americans on guard publishing him as delinquent while it bears the marks of the Dr ' patient does not pull teeth with- We have not published this circular, to-night," and the "old line" papers lie takes out the paper and docs not . whatever hcTundertakcs. . . I 1 . .1 .1 .. 1 .1 ..I.... . . . ... il.- rt i.i . . !.!.... .1.- ....... I
we honestly think, to call on him, than t0 circular of tho central committee of Washington, denied that tho (Jen
to go to the city
than to let gou,
moutbi. He
out pain, but he can put in teeth that imply becauso we think such an or arc niakiug themselves merry over the move off without ordering lhe paper
will neve rache. We need say no more, ganiiation needless, we can not detected fuigory which tho Know Ho- tent to him.
Wo hopo he will bo remembered, and think there will bo nny difficulty in things have lo long hugged to their
rccctvo that patronairo which his skill th county. That the temperance bosoms, lhe New Albany Ledger ' I ! . 1 .1 II ! .. II- J .1 .
and ability deserve cn are urra anu aetcrmineu, mere is naving ucen unusuaiiy joyous over inc
T 1 m B . a a a . a a I a a m . . a.
. . . I no doubt. Uut wo think there will be discovciy, and taunting Its neighbor,
Libel Suit. but little necessity of applying the tho Tribune, therewith most disiressin
A libel suit was lately Instituted by penalties of the law. Wo do not think ßly, th latter resorts to it's old trick . . .
lfNsk -.-- m a. . Aiit I Klin fnr tin iwi 1Atimanta ami
Mil ex av ia v a a e aavev'f V a I VUW v til tUUOU tlüV Ii ih f V IRIVU VUl VI tlUllfclSJ Vi J IV U VWU1CI1V9 miVI reproching tho motives of tho fromcr licenses, will be willing to risk the con- absolutely proves, by reference to a
yet, ueilber have we read our dictionary
through. It would bo a task to read
it at once, but it will bo useful ns a
jTiT'Some of our exchanges aro re-
inirincr nvr tli results nf the snrinnr
XiTWo learn, with regret, that . ... T.
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uau uujr, uu.uvu ... Know Nothinqt hate meeting, at Wynn, 5 earred about an equal number. But Drookville. a few week. ago. 1 rose- nolWnff U moro Waclou, lhttn hop cutor Marshall will enquire after them founJc(J 0ft corporftlion docloMi Iq
' nino cases out of ten, local matters in
iTllasthe Jacksonian caved al fluenco them.
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gentleman in publishing a life of Jud- sequences of selling aftertho 12th of general order, dated July 7th, 177Ö, ready: ir not why don t we gel oner jVe believe it is admitted that a
son the Burmab Missionary, without Juno. To do o. will show a disro- at Cambridge Head Quarter, that PVo aro entitled to it, for we pulled it plentiful 8urrly of fresh air is nn indis
the consent of Mrs. Jud-on, and In cnrd of law and of ublic opinion. Washington did actually sar. "Kor he first week. Como Uro. llobinsoo, ncn,ftble requisite, in a school room.
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fact against her remonstrance. Hut that will bo sure to call dawn upon the future no man shall be appointed end lion, wo want to ce uuo gets Tho Trustees of Blooming Grove town-
Mr. Morion was acquitted, and Mr. them tho extrcmo penalties of tho law. to these stations (sentinels at tho out- used up, you or the preachers. ahip appear to be fully aware of this Fletcher will continuo to publiih that So far as wo know, the plan lu this posts) who ii not t native if this jCSTMr. A. Thompson, a merchant fact. Passing that WHy n few weeks
edition of Judson's life which seems county Is to quietly and unostentatious- country," and lho order is maJo a of Indianapolis, died evry suddenly on ago, wo discovered thatftlmost cvTy tho more fair and impartial of tho two, ly arrange the offender. In an ng standiog one. So instead of being Friday last. Ho had been bit by a pane of glass in theirschool Iloufchad
It would certainly be strange il only grevatcd offense, magistrates will be I merely an order for one night, it was dog supposed to bo rabid, about a been knocked out for this purpose, or
ono edition and ono version or a roan s called upon to act, but in most cases, for every night, and that in a far bet- month previous, and It was thought something rise, Ii S Ska t a a. I. . . ....l a . . a. . a .1. . a . a . a a I
nre could be published, and even that tho Court of Common Pleas will be ter shape for thc K. ri. than the that he died Iroin hydrophodia. ' STThnt patent wash-tub does bet
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ono wi- preuuoi oi n.a lamuy nnti 1 instiumcal used lo correct oiicn otntr indtana Journal. 3rl,r lh i.artieulars of that run. tcr every time. Tho u-ent for this
friends. Tho public have a right to ders. Ifanyonelsfounddrunk. be : LWÄy n Connersville, ace tho Tclo- county was hero this week, wakinjf la....l!.l .... - II . 1. t . I .11. t I I .11 LI. ...il.. I CI ' HI 1. III 1 I " .
.... .u-.t.. vi an iuiuge. win do impriaoneu unui nu icsumony PKTTiNn ihemsklvks iiiaiiT. we rnni ,f (0.morrow. We saw Swi". arrangements to havo several hundred
iskcrs out of tho madc T hey will sell at only 50.
ather up a cuib- We again invito thoso who think of
. buvinir. to trv ours on Monday morn
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ana mat ncr snarooi ine piouis was they are or not. We would prefer to allowing resoiulton of tho Cambridge nffi Several ladies of taste nnd fash-
It.üOOwhcnJ-Ietcher's liro or Jud- have none in the county. By all meant city Lodge on this sub ject. Wo are eeiei.raieu rwn j0' caJ)üJ ,Mt MonjHV but thev seem- . . I 1 f, f f 1 .1 . . . . la. a a a niA l tit I ai ntsfi 1 . J In Ii f TSS WN I
son was undertaken, u ts saiu mai n us have none, unless persons can glad to record such actions on such nl"" ww "IT' "w cd to understand the invitation only to !. . .. 4 . f- . f T .. I II. . a . . a a aa a I a a a a aa ... Iaftti f llSrtil (lirtt (not AWItk I
ner property iroiu mt. wuuion anu be found who will furnish the capital snbject. ir good and honest men will "i''' v' u' v " '" mcantoscolt work and not to try othorwiso amounted to 910,000 more, themselves. We object to tho coun- set thomselves against this method of more doga thaa sheep. Wo hope, for xm1fSii qiuihea, waU-r, Koap,
t . furnish ns funds for any such swindlincr. most persons wil ou t t. 9lXKV Ul ,uo ,,uwwuJ .t,- r..,aii r r..i,..-
r -.j t vi- j- v I ' - I . . . . . f. . I -.n .. .1! ,1 . I,..- n, ",w evl
uiuc suu Aijucuui iu Aftuiu, purpose. leaving but few to bo dealt with by uv ",n
AOfices irom fori iavenworm say Dut. if moderata means will not an- law: , owns more man lour uogs.
an impartial report of all things. will bo Imprisoned until his testimony Smwn Tiiemiklvks ltianr. We Krnph of lo morrow. It appears from this controversy that Is obtained, and tho olTchder convic published, last week, a letter on Odd gctt Uckin" his wlii Mrs. Judson was offered 20,000, for tod. Wo do not know that any agents Fellowship and lotteries. We 6nd in w;niow tr.!jnr tQ Dr. Wayland'e life of her husband, will be appointed. Wo don't care If the May number of tho Magazine tho llontr '
that Malcorab Clark was murdered by ,wcrif the law can uot bo enfoced,
a lawyer named McCrea; after Mc- otherwise, then Leagues will bo form
U-ea naa committed the deed he t.J, but not without. One thing has jumped into tho river and tried to been learned from Ohio. If the law
escape, but he waa followed and cap- h, rendered iuoparative by any decis
tured, and brought back to the Girard ions, Informations will bo filed as If a lottery puipuie; and Whereas, This house, and hand-bills were circulated j0 force, to be tried when the law Is Lodge considers it did wrong in grant- ' in a a . ! .. . -r--a- . I l
cauinaruDon me citizens to ssicmo r riw . in.Mi v. 'K icttiucmo unucr buch circum-
!? tf I .ViUV.V4 VU.IHMIV ..llll t ir.u- n ..,. vi i B
It was rumored McCrea bad been
lynched, and bis house burnt.
The difficulty which led to the murder aroso out of the election troubles.
IUjl ColcmduI Columbia,
I.NDU5A Pork roa tub Cbimia.-
The Greencastlo Banner sayi that th ree or four thousand head of hos wcro slaughered in that placolast month, or the use of the army in the Crimea. Forty thousand head for the same purpose, have been contracted forjn other portions of the
State It is said.
stances; and WAereas, There were but 1 fow members present, and th matter
,n was passed without a full considera-
Fayette county, is acjodeltown, need- tion and understanding of the conseing only a merchant to make it com quencca'to tho Order, therefore, pleto. Ills surrounded by the best , Resolved, That tho resolution grant of larms and has as large a number of "luaeato le reconsidered. O Whirl. nriin.n i. nnrl VMHi-ihilinna
good mechanics as any oiher town we Da$eC(, bv J nnRnimoUi vote
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jCarThe New Yord Tribuno has an
aU anrl i.t n.hiiLn i.f tlin anlikprvl.
IIall ofWAVw Lopoa. No.17,) fl-Wo saw an orchard last week, encyvflll0 American Tract society to Cambridge City, Ind;, March '551 In Favctte countv that oubt to bo .i ? r u .i i ... r-.v .i i it , fycue coiaiy, mm owu iu u tho slave power. In all their publicaWniBBts, On the third of March, rut .An nr.....i Tf ilm nn. . . 1 . .
1 865, this L'dgo crantcd Brother Üa- I. v.. ' l L u" " " 1 " l,on" lMre ls no1 onowüra 1,10
vidUiliin a certificate of rood char-" ... ucn lo . K f slavery, yet tho South conti i-
acter, knowing il was to bo used for u" ono oUu" "me.nna we win prune butesbutono sovenlh of lho expenses
that orchard and haul on th "Wlogs of lh(, 8üdclyt W(J UopQ lh(J llmo ( that lio by It. r. .u.t ,i,,.n ,i. ...:m ,
UWklMI UieiHUH ITIRH HUI TT 14 T II jtTTho but method to get rid of organization of similar character that
know of, of its sue.
Ecoxomt. Now is the t'me to buy the Littlo Giant. The proprietors having a large Igt on hands, and this not being the season to sell, they havo reduced tliH prices, very greatly, for the summtr, as they need cash mow. Como on. Save your corn and cobs.
0. Ü. KEHSHNEIt,
1. Secretary", jt-cT iVc highly commend those young ladies at the Laurel pic nie, who refused to ride with the drunken young men who lovltcij thpro. Ity acting thus they wijrsccuro lho approbation o! tho good of all parties.
professional beggars, who daily apply will upoak boldly and plainly on all
for money to buy bread for a sick subjects, So far ns we arc concerned, mother and fourteen small children is wo never will contribute a cent to that to oder them some kind of labor, nnd organization while it continues toe?a fair price for its performance. purgato all KnglUh reprints to please They will leavo you Instantly: they christian slaveholders.
arc above work.
jPTlitf Cincinnati Enquirer publishes the names of hix old lino fusionUts who liayc discontinued tho Western Christian Advocate in obedience to the instructions from their patty masters. All right. Ten new subsubscriber ran bo obtained for each of them.
Hj'Tho Laurel S.ibbatU School.
had an interesting pio nie n fvw week ago. Jumrod informs us that if some trcts uiid logs could Icll talcs the would speak of torao tender, if not soft words that wero spoken by a few, who retired two and Imo, to talk in private. Very naughty to do so cn a public occasion.
they will lire and dio Democrats, but as to being driven to suppoit tho new issues that aro yclept democracy, they
just won't doit.
jC5T" Odd Fellows, must bo a reading set of Fellows, to support such a Casket as tho ono Dr. Strickland edits in Cincinnati. But it is such a collection of richness nnd beauty that every Odd Fellow ought to have it in his family. Then there is its co-laborer, Brother Joclyn'a Magazin, that visits us regularly, nnd which deserve?, and wo think recevies nn extensive patronage. Now as we nre uomewhat given to meddling with other people's business,
wo h.ivu a half n notion to make n
gratuitous suggestion, "for tho good of tho Order" and probably for thc good of tho proprietors of those good monthlies. It strikes us that ono such a magazine, widl supported, would bo better than two, poorly patronized, and wo see not why good Odd Fellow
ship in Indiana is not good in Ohio.
Now if tho two . magazines were com bined, and tho two editors dito Hut perhaps wo will kick up a muss and get somebody into trouble, so we ha I better not say any thing about It for the present. XtTWc aro orry that Dro. G. still adhere to his wrong position on the subject of the manufacture of liquors, and has nn article in one of his late numbers attempting to prove that tho lalo prohibitory law pasxed in our State imposes no restrictions upon the manufacture cf liquors for exportation. Uro. U., will you never Ret right upon that question? Odd 'Won't Magatine. Lotus wait to ice tho decisions of the Courts on lho question When it comes again beforo tho people wo are ready to pitch in. Stampicdk ok Slavics. Wo heard last night that fivo negroes three men and two women belonging to Mr. James MunsQn, of Kent n County Kentucky, disappeared from his plantation on Wednesday night, and arc supposed to have crossed into this State. Mr. Munon was in this city yesterday, and hearing no tiding of them left again forborne, concluding that tho search was hopeless, ns they wero cither securely ' conocaled, or had been spirited awxy by the fast train on tho underground rnilroad. 'Cin. Enq. ' jtirWc caught Nathan Leo pecking at ti horsu'a foot, last ea as if ho k'iow4 all about shoeing horses. And wo guess ho does, and if the farmers about Columbia know when they arc Well off they will, give him plenty to do and plenty for doing it, nnd if Nathan keeps tho anyil ringing, they will just a surely flock around him as that they need plows sharpened, and hoises shod, and wagons ironed. Keep n supply of shoes and home-viade nails on hand, and you will always have
I work enough to do.
Having now received their entire assortment of
Quccncsware, Hardware,
MOOTS AMD M1IOES, AC AC, Uff loara ta Inform tha poopto of thl anil tu sdlolnlnir worlils that they arts now prepared to all lo tli vir öl. rrla-di, 'and now eua) alcpant atvloaof itooiU.at mora ili-.l ruble price than ara aold at any olhur plara lu tha Mate. They I-itraestly Itrqueat That kll tlmuU call snJ examine their rtx!, frhelliar Iboy lutornl to buy or nut. And lUm If a Person Should Not Buy II would Impart itis tntunM Information to othra and b ilia maim of dal r j much good to litfforlnj humaulty. AU lhalf Nlork brine entirely !ew, KnociD us as Intliirctnnnt lor tvury ns r pita tbaVtlUTK WATfclt VAU.KY illN1M Stall. Conn, ravllla, Ind, ma; JH M ly W. W, FttYBABOEB k W. Wnni.aALa S Haralb PtiLsatm Dry Goods, Carpets, Paper HangCiriXA, GLASS AKD QTTV8WiSZ. Bloott Slioft, Sin la (ua, ft trat ! a Ac. AND MANUFACTURERS OP IIOIMKTS ANU IHAKTItLAN, CONNEESVILLE IND, war ly COI-ltSVII.I.C Iron Foundry. 0E&HABT& THOMPSON, (SurucMOri to V. V. Ioblioart) Wholala and Noutl IWalara (n COOlUMiAMI) iii:.iti (srovri, Castings of every Description. fTTMtnraon Monro atrtfl.a fsv doora aosiH of tha Court lloiia.rj Wa kavp ronauntly on han I tlio lrjrtt and boat aaanrtiaanloi llllii( MM la ta alr and lialiigriiiiijf lucfi'n'od our faciliiipi for manu im lurlor. wa hava ditrniliind U an and WA our M"V .n ealtu AT C1NCI.NNAT1 PRICKS! W continuo ts inaniiDidurO l&o Ktalo Yt proM turn HATHAWAY COOKING STOVE, now admitted in Vo Iii smr rnokltif iloro In lha L' hi tad Ktntol NV alo luauumrtura Ida framl -hui r Mip t tMjktng flovaa, Uli i or Onolcitod Una oii. Wo ara jirrj ari'd to furuUh, noLaLa and itu Sad Irons, Wajon Bsxes, and Irons, &c, &c at city Prices. A jvnurnl tarliiioul of TINWA11E. KAVKTKOUOIIS. AllOUfiSKSrOUTINO, kept us band and mad to ordar. Job Can tings cf tii kindt. mad In a anparlor nianiior, at ahorl nolle. IIa lue inblld rKpvrlaiicvd wormnun, a lnIUn'ii ImJ ailuntlixi 14 lha Nitltialw warrant ir hlovf tit 'Wiirfm wall, and W auallura f niiomlly In t oi' oixt ma tu rat ir lha mnnry CO lUMpml. l, .Iii Caallne. Old Cojipor, and (Couatrj I'Mdiico InUiti In Kx.liii;c, Ma t-wiy Joy to the Vorld. MOTWn IIMTAMll.N'G llitiaM Uaioa, avary. ' body auf in li'lf rmliifil to luv a Mm k Moi, rtns on, filnihtt; 1 liavo jnai rliiriiod from tli nty llh a frh tapply.and l U rkit U I tUliik t wlllbaatda loaupply tli Inrraantof .laiaand tor Dili popular atovo. All fiat ar at'iuaiiod Willi II inaalit I..mi1J cmua and try It for Uitwn. arlvra. I f )iu aro lu dnula a lulla auporlur quaU Ulua, I can glv )ott thraa Uuudrod ralaraao. . ALSO, A larira aumbar of thota baantlful aod papular farairun itDvet 011 bantl; vary luiavy and iturabta. J'ri'mlttRi tirt of all allot and kluda. I'arlor, Mt-atlnx llouaa.St'h o( Houao and Hhp Klova; loaultall. A COODataorluioni of tin war ronitiyUy aa ha nl . M RRCI! A!CTS ran ba u0)dl9d at Clnclnoall prlcf. 1. 'llnutAWutlc dono to ordor an short natlr. I hauklul for th pt lTor I would tili nlirlt aikar of putili iMiiriinngo. K, 1. UVKK. Couaorivlllo, May ic-oin.1 uao. rwK,ia. a. it. Asaataa. IMroaTKatAMD M4l.kIIN China filas and Qneenatmrr, NoO Main htraoi, Sduora below third, may 181) CIMO.NAH.
Valuable Work. , r r :'-
DUIlMAira OUEAT MissioyAttT. Or, ttecord ! tli I.tfe, Chrie-
nna flriiirirrarnn vi adonirAaM' judson --7. I; LEG ANTLY lllurtraUd, villi fln SUal Eora. J vtnct.aada aiap akoa Injr at a rl fl"ld of Jaiiaott'f labora, wita bt o)i a Warala. , Hy Ha. H. T. Mhldk.liirb, la an baadoa duudorlmo vol., friro l, OPINIONS OF THE rilESSTV, Award Ho blah doj ro of acwry."t.FfctiA. ' Chrlallan fhronulf. ......... I h writer ha writ atulnrd bl cd." Wttfc. man aid koflrrtor. A fair aat aorrvrl view aJfkcta.' I. Y. Eaf-" Mat Kaftater. ' - 'Mor coin plot and arrnraU tliiaktl at pr4 ' roon oniblnd. ?(. V. tTtrnnlrla, -tary fanitlyta tk laud aaaatd raad ! Conrri-(rlloiialit. ' ' 1
M Wall eoasai rod ana rtll -cmU. -Trl. llan Tlnir. "A fa.lliful bUtorjr," WraU-ra Uaeorlat. Fldliiy and accuracy roalned." Jour aal aad Mtfiti(rr. - . -- - r -KocomoitodoJ lo vry Cbrliilan." Wenrrli CbrUllan Advocato. - -Tha book will b valitod.,-Mkblo Ck rUllan Harsld., tharnctorlied by irfrot sftsrsrr.--Cbrl-tlan aavlaw. tiraphte and almnal dramatte ia He 4ott ( farta.aud autiroly (raa from taattaplae4 (rmaa iloquptic with Men men ar apt wba wrukV abuut bv tli auibnr who ympaibia mora wife
thaln: and Anally much licrvarl In aluaby lb tuillr tool divtalou of lha year In tb tifk AJ Ua euk
jwl appropriate kaada; iba book may freudly
Binci'f 9 tompanaon wnn any orwfrwpoy vi i !y: It rrCuci trua and luaimf trrda upop lu , aullior.au! maat lw alii.lU.K to Uj luiM-twa 1 ry raur. .N. Jr' J MainlrO. Itcmit the prtr nd th book will to reeelv4 oi paid by retti."i wall. ' Alau aold by atl fcaofcavltrw -- . hllWAIIU M. fLUCllkH, FobUalrer. W atl k 5w Vwk, ilayie-lw. . . Groceries. MY t.k or Yoanr rtyooo, Cuupow.tar. Imperial A mark Teaa ta larga and welt aHerteduf lata ' tmportaliona, pur and rreh. Alto, Prime Klo. Java, Morha and Laruarar Co"ea; Prima S.o bncan I'ruahad, l'nwü.rait, lar aTl ClartlK K'rri Golden H)rup, N.O. and a. H. Wol Cuba Honey, Klre, .NalU, Win .low Cla, aatle Rara, Colored and wlilto Carpet thaln, Cotioa Varn and Coilim BalUr. wlta every an Ida ally kedtbv Ulartra. all uf bvat quaHUlaa, wT' ranted lo five aaturartiou. for aal la aiullhate lull, at th lowjMii nark! yrlr. . , . . . AARO.V A.COLTITB.
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May 18 lf4J.
,t J1A.MI lb brifhl aprinf "Ti , "m liacome araln.and alt yoa lark to? ZZ I mat job bappyl. a i'iane. t'oaiel Tt I rnl a nw oravomid band 11no, and Ut tk rol apply ob Iiis purrhat, If )oa buy. Cam, far will oder luduci-ueoU that no ouior bww aa MI KC ll V 1IIIK . ' mJrl. . .K-?trenrihtr7ct, ' Isslargoit l'lutio Dosiert la Cltirltmatl. I'lANOS. Our nrtgliiora ar..,urprlamt that tho public prefer lb T abov flaaoalotboM theylieap b:rllf Iba facti, me pablla aa4 tba protvaaiot., a, '! aa th ladcra at Uie World' Fair, ta iaaa Lifht, AaMtnn d. lira-bury' 1'ianaa have a e-jual In Europe or Atuorlca, snj e are eollln them, for fMk, atprloe thateanNg fmt to mit MUMtH WHITt, may is ho. J4 vvm -una nroot, 1 ke largest 1'iaae dealers lb CUclsnaU, ' TTEiiriioNS! MEWDEOirVKxbf -rrs JLTA I"''"!' 01 1 bliJ' Muiuiluuna tail belound.kt vhotraale or retail, at" -- 1 tNo. t Woet rourtk tret ' I C Uft I I" Nt'SCHA WmTtK. 1 be larf oal Tlano and NeioUeva 4ealof b Cla rlimatt. , . - - ... Notice. : ; ALLPEIlSOirt ART miST WASTTTO .(V fruu, uri4MnM Ute fwUuein tlar4M or .ltilra of Ui eepiUl tixik f th CkaetaaaW, Indianapolia and ttilcaro Knllroad Company' .No OA, v) abarea; No. 07. 10 abarer, Xa. t, )a aharaa; 71 o. 00. S abarea) !1, a aharaai No. Tl. 4 aharet; and No '1, 4 bana laaued to Tbaaiaa llailon.anddntvd rbrsary II,14i sataldCaai nywlll not tranaiar. or I any lanae rooey. lila lb ante, vnlea rmielled by Uw ta l- , J.).110WLAaU,FrX AUoal, J. Wtaa, 'y. . r , . . la , - . -...a. . . . I . . . . i ia ii , , i.l j ft NOTICE The wBsstisatD nmrr cm r tioa tual I. lura tvaiaiunir (a Una nt braa (ranted to tbem onl af lb J'nu.alla ouuif ( Ouil of torn mo Cloak, e ft eaiate et AaWW, llliiiflock, Oei'i'aaad, Th rUMU aultauL Inn iii .iv t . r ..
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In Hath TownaMp, Kratiklla Coaniy, varloaaar'
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ruruy aaivmr oenant r tumuaa laws, maylS LbVVl WHiraMAM, WSMHiH
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"I ua Prepare! te Xtccsas - Your Pills." . JulT,wlllfo.,!.,h.tJ.1a4.,. , Ma. K. K. Kti.aa Wbea I reeida4 a- fHMa kurf , I w aa rura4 f aa allan tlvor rasplalal, a kith bad prvyd upaa my tyakem Car IfMywaM and tvdared m o vuch tbat I waa owij54 1 -iUworV. , ,w , Dsrluff lhe lime 0 f my ur7rlir, a4 Ike a tie ofevraI pb)ltlo, tt Utelr trratntai failed le compltah a eure. A frUad rar naiiata" doU tk a of your "Liver P tll,"aa4 afUalr two boxoe of Uem, I foaed ayaelf aallaaly -d. Vbilit aoftVrtiif frort liver runplalnt, X waa afflic t.d with the niea,Uck 1 ttef fait after ward. Aamywlt and Ueat ion araw.ver& much atnici4 Ith a dcrainad tut of the Ltwar lam Vftfaailoua to bav)oa aiata aa atenf for lb aa or our I.I vor P lila al tht pUe. v Aflf r lb cure or my 0 u dir, I m yrafafw 4 ta reeowtiaend your plll,and very ay a tons In tht rellon would freely try lb If tj liadaebanr. Yonr, reapeetfully, ... ASHREW aAKYICR: To The Public. Tb or Iclnal, only tm and (enatn ttrer Pllta aro propiri'd by K. L. Heller, and kite Uli tiaiS In black wa upon be lid at tk bea.aad bt ijnafiree Hie aataVI wrppe-aM 'Albert are cnuntrrfKaorliaaal'tiiliii AlV.Ur I'rli 81 ffaUeacU, -' .. FortaWby M. W. II A IL, Only A(vat " BrookvlU,