Indiana Palladium, Volume 1, Number 47, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 25 November 1825 — Page 4
"Come Inspiration from thy hermit seat, "By mortals seldom found.'-
selected. Ell IK'S ISLE. Young love, with glory hand in hand, Had stray'd about both far and near; At length they sought some favor'd land, And found that favored land was here Here! here! in Erin's beauteous hie, Where manly hearts are ever found, To make the drooping mourner snails, And heal the grief of sorrow's wound. All hail the fate that led me here, The frowns of fortune fo beguile; This favor'd land my heart can cheer, For pleasure dweli3 in Erin's Idc. This heart that late was sad, depress'd, .This face, that knew not how to smil, Shall now with joyous smiles be dress'd, To greet the sons of Erin's Isle.
FROM THE ITALIA?.. When Fortune smiles and life is fair, Seek not the gem of friendship there; When true and false are mingling near, They both may seem alike sincere, But when the storms of sorrow lower, And pale distress assert3 her power, The clou-.'s that first o'ercast the skr, Will bid the friends of fortune fly. But one who truly loved before, Will only change to love thee more.
eyes of an offended Deity. When a man lias gone thus far in the ways of sin, and pursued that path for so long a time, and listened unto her precepts with such undeviating attention, he becomes hardened, and is not too good to commit the most horrid crimes. He sinks more deeply into the dark abyss, when naught is to be found hut wretchedness and misery. His dealings become at length so slanderous and inexpressibly dishonourable, that it is impossible for him longer to escape the observation of those around him. The eyes of society are opened, they behold standing before them a hardened villain. He perceives he is at length discovered. Ho determines to be in future fair in all his deal inirs, and seek peace in the sight of hea
ven. Alas! it is too late. The ofiicers ol justice seize upon him. Resistance is vain. He is thrown into prison to-day look at the
man who was yesterday beloved by all who
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From the New York Mirror, THE LIAR. ADDRESSED TO THE YOUNG I1Y C. S.
Liars are certainly the most despicable
and miserable beings that exist. If a liar
speaks, he is sensible, that no person who is
acquainted with his pernicious habit, will
believe what he says, though it should be
true as the gospel. What dependence is
Ihere to be placed on a liar? None. He U despised byr every sensible man, and his life is made miserable, for no person who ha: any regard for his own character and rrpnta-
lion, will associate with a liar. Deprived of
the society of his fellow beings, he knows not
what course to pursue, whereby he may re
gain the good will of his neighbours, which by his foolishness he has lost. When he discovers his real situation, when he finds that lie is despised by those who formerly loved him, and is no longer looked upon with a favourable eye, his only resource, whereby he may re-establish his character and reputation, is to turn, or rather pretend to turn Christian. .
He is now justly termed a Hypocrite, for
ic conceals his diabolical designs under the truly imposing and delighting cloak of Christianity. Thus he is at once a Liar and a Hypocrite, and I hope that I shall prove before I abandon the subject, to the satisfaction of all,, that this man through the foolish practice of lying, will deserve a longer title to his name before his life is finished. Under the cloak of Christianity, that pure, that heavenly feeling, he practices all those base arts, which the devil alone can devise. In the entire and close pursuit of gain, he acts dishonourably towards his fellow-men. He practices all kinds of fraud. He has gone so far under his imposing disguise, and though men know it not, vet that tender and upbraiding thing, his conscience tells him he is a cheat. Oh! what a bane to every man!y feeling, wdien his conscience upbraids him
him. He reflect? upon the aw fulness
of his situation. Hist u rack r i fr ever gwic, never to be redeemed ; id- reputation is lost, he is placed among the basest of mankind. Despair takes hold of his weak mind. K becomes again hardened by necessarily asso
ciating with his fellow prisoners. Could he
have been kept out oi prison, perhaps he might have become a good man, and an ornament to society; but justice must be satisfied. Instead of leaving his native country, when the term of his imprisonment has expired, and in some distant clime, where he is r.ot known, endeavouring to establish that
which he has by his foolishness lost for ever
in his own, he still associates with those wretches who have for a time past been his sole companions, and enters still more deeply into crime. Thus he goes on, and contin
ues to pursue that path which has been h
him a stumbling-blocK, and 13 not satisfied until he ends his days in prison, and finishes his unhappy and guilty life by an tgiurniniuus and shameful death. After tracing thithrough every line, you vill not, cannot but acknowledge its truth. And will you Mil! persist in that practice, which, together wilidleness. is the root of all evil? Ah ! it is well, 1 can picture to myself your determination. It is, I will follow the paths of true religion, for "all her ways are pleasantness, and all her paths are peace.'
Indulgence i?i Bed. The last No. of the European Magazine contains an ingenius article, showing the way in which lying too lon in bed injures the body. This is unquestionably one of the most pernicious habit which can beset poor human nature. Too much bed (and above seven hours is to; much) debilitates both body and mind: if causes indigestion, nervous disorders, low spirits, and is as hostile to "good looks' a? to strength and cheerfulness. We hear some unhappy and inveterate sluggard exclaim. "But different constitutions require different quantities of rest!" No such thing: seven
hours is an ample allow ance for young or eld.
week or strong, and the softer sex may he
assured, that all the domestics in the world
will not improve their complexions half so
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streets. A SPLEXDID ASSORTMENT OF FALL & WINTER GOODS, Among which are Super Broad Cloth-, Ladies Pelisse. Cassimeres, Cassineils, Sattinetts, and Domestic Cloths. Red, White, ami Yellow Flannels. Calicoes, stamped and printed. Br rnbazetfs, figured and plain. Crape Kobcs do. do. " Shawls do. do. Silk " do. do. Silks, Satins and Lustrings, fig'd Sc plain. Prunella, Satin & Morocco Ladies Shoes. Men's Boots and Shoes. Water Proof and Castor Hats. Brown & Bleached Shirtings Sheetings. Plaids, Stiipes and Checks. Irish Linens. ludia Muslins. Super Waterloo Shawls, Bor'd Sc pliao. bilk and Cottton 4' do. do.
Figured and Plain Silk Ve?ti gs. Toilinette & Marseilles do.
Silk, Flag and Bandana II;
Cotton do. 1 Case No. 30 to 50 Lv izhon.s. 1 Case Fine Straw Io: els. Silk and Beaver Gloves. Silk, Cotton and Woollen Hose. Plaid Cloaks, &:c. Sic. Together with a lire assortment cf ILirdnurc, Live -pool and Quccwnrc ; Iroi, Castings, Nails, Paints, Oil, JVitidmv-GIass, Dye Stujll. cyr. t hich they otTi-r to sill law Li cash or approved country produce. ICiP For further particulars call and see. Ott'jbcr 1 1 . ' 41
La Moll's Cough Drop??. Important Medicine for COUGHS AND CONSUMPTIONS. rL HIS Elixir is not olbred to the public as infj f.dlibie, and a rtxa! to all others, but as pus sessing virtues peculiarly adapted to the present pre
din;; tt.
vailing disorders ol the breast and lunj
consumption. A liuoely use of these Drops may bconsider d a certain cure in most caees of Coi:irr.o:i
Colds Coughs, Influenza. JVhorping-Covh I all
TAILOR, -RESPECTFULLY returns his thanks to his cu'tomere, and the public generally, for the liberal encouragement he has heretofore received -and informs them that he will continue to carry on the above business, at his old stand in Lawrenceburgh, on Main street, first door above John Gray's Inn; where ah urders in his line, will be thankfully received, and punctually attended to. AX A PPR ENTICE Wanted immediately, to the above business, about 12 or 14 years of age. One coming well recorm minded, would be thankfuhy received J. 11 GRAVES. Oct 3, 1SS5. 43tf
GUY HUDSON, TAILOR, WJ. ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of JT Lawrenceburgh and its vicinity, that be lias commenced the TAILORING BUSINESS in this place, in a room one door south-west cf the Union Hot.-.!, on f J.h-Mrec t. where he hopts by lor.g experience in his profession and fiithful attention to htisiru-ss. to merit a share of public patronage. Hr has received the- litest and most approved fijiiions from the eastern cities, and will constfintli have advices, iron those places- Ladies and G'-Dtleimn desirous ol having their habits and co, ts rsecut-d in the n-atest and most elegant stjle. ar requested L c:d(.utMug done o.i tin shortest notice; and all ordeis punctually attended 10. Nov'r 4, I $25 44-6m.
REMOVAL. IH subscriber, who is n possession of the JL lutdicme for the cure of schirrous tumors, and cancerous affections, has left LawienccburRh, nd luovfd to Cleves, near the JN'orth Bend, Hamifton county Ohio; where he may be found at any tune, by t:iose w bowih to experience the good eff cts of his medicine for destrovinL' the ahovp nis-
JOHN L.WATKINS.
order.
Cleves, Sept CO, 182 j.
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UNION HOTEL. LAIVRENCEBURGIL INDIANA. f U If IE subscriber occupying a large and romj mndious Brick Building on H:gh-street, Lawr no burgh, resprctfuily informs his friends and the public, that f.e Ins opened a house of
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and is t-ow ready to accommodate those who may fivor him with a call, in the most pleasant and i:-rcxvble manner. Having taken the greatest
care in selecting the liquors, his Uar is. therefore,
ai-:stri from debility end in Spanno-tin Aslk nut ? is
f mul.trly etfioacious. A particular aitf ntion to the direclion.; accompanying each bottle is necessary The following certificates from respectable fn Semen, physicians and surgeons sre subjftinedj to
show tlr.t this composition is one which enlightened men are disposed to regard as efficacious and worthy of public patronage.
Having examined the composition nf Pdr. Cros
ey's iiTsprovement upon LaMvlVs Cough Drops, we have no hesitation in inc-'mmuMiins; them to th public, as being well adapted to those casss of disease for which he recommends it.
Docts Jonathan Dop.r, d tted Albany Dcem-
ellectually as the wholesome, useful, and ev- bcr 4th, tS24; James Post, of White-creek, Feb
in the &ie, VifffcuUy N hrcalhm; ll ant of ;lfs,rM;cKP. lv:,u (, , . s . ' , . ,. . r, -i , i"'1 l ilCJ wun me nel tnt ea be procured in
cry way valuable prac tice of early rising;; a
practice against wnieli not a single objection can be urjjcd. and which costs absolutely nothing unless iiulerd that is an objection.
Thomas Bastard, lv;q. Fellow of New
College, 1 508, wrote the following epigram
on his three wives:
Tho' marrage by most folks is reckoned a curse,
J... i I i i i r l l t- r- I hree wivef did 1 marry, for better lor worse: with what he is domsr, he icels the stmg ots, . r r . J 4. r , ....,.?' , i & i i he first for her person the nest for h-r purse
that henu;yet it is liKe an aiarrn-ciocK, placed in your room to awake you betimes in the morning. The attempt is successful for a short time, but it becomes at length familiar to your ear, and you listen no longer to the friendly call. In this manner he continues to stray through the path of life,
erring at every step, and his load of sin and
guilt increasing at every movement. He lias now grown old in sin, though looked upon by man as a follower of God. His tongue acknowledges his name, while his
purse-
'I he third for a warming pan, doetres and nurse The above reminds us of a clergyman, whose first wife was immensely rich, his second was exquisitely beautiful, and Ids third,
ruary 14th, 1S25; Watson Summer and Jokn
Week, fl D of Cambridge. Feb 20ih, 1SC5; Solomon Dean, of Jackson, January 10th, 1SJ5. JSlr. A. Crosby - J am pleased with this opportunity of relating a fewfcts. wi;ich may serve in commendation of your excellent Coujrh-Drops. For ten years I was afflicted with a pulmonary complaint: m cough was severe, my appetite weak, and m strength failing I used many popular medicines, but ordy f.iund temporary relief, until by a continued use of ycur valuable drops. I have been blessed with such perfect health as to render further titans uunpcesssan Rev. EBEWEZKtt IIAUKSS. Sulcm, (V- Y ) January ullh, 13:25. Prepared by A. Crosby, sole proprietor, Cam
!brid' ( Y ) whose signature will be affixed in
whnrv hr nin r r i it hie rdd r.cm tn tini'sn nAi
r ... . , ,. ri-r i, his own hand writing to each bill cf directions Be comlort him in his decline oi hie, proved to i .i . , ... - , , . . , , tt i paiticular that eneh bottle is envf loped in a stereo have an ungovernable temper. Heobserv-i . u k,i ...l;,,!,; fi.nn ,u.. in -a o nrcht r. j labeK wnich is struel: on tr r wmi- hi 1 vcifli
ed to one of his friends, that he had three
wives, the world, the flesh, and the devil.
the directions. Sold wholesale and retail, by Dr G Dawson,
Mr. Tollman, said one who was half seas.; wlchhl nAm CAAPmt. nd M,,h
over, to a toll gatherer at the end of the toll-j)n is(s Rljflilo O. S. Crosby Dmstista
M Ulolffy
innati.
Imnpf la frsr f rm hlm Oh siitinor' mv.nl'P
from the sleep of sin. and let Dot the wrath I- 'dge, "I have been over - to l.ie village al roUH;!uls,6Wii(i Mttat 4. r . of God arcak venceai.ee on your suillu soul! day, spinmng street varn. thought so,' Co., an-1 A. FmnhiUh. l.'.u-is.s Cin,
'rhUscemme ChrMan is now inifmted in the P,d the ohl man, "for I see that you are reel-, Kcl. botlloroniains 45 doses; Price one Dollar
ways of sin and guilt, and but .1 few acts will
"bestow upon his name a longer title. Being what wrc have already proved him io be, he follows that path which is a death stroke to every tender feeling. Having thus far emerged into the deep recesses of sin, he thinks it is but fair-dealing to pilfer a little. He pictures to himself the benefit, which the following of such a course will afford him over his neighbours in their worldly affairs. He will soon be rich; he will purchase a beautiful villa; live happily the remainder of his life; will cheat no more, and will leisurely repent of his sins. By pursuing this course of conduct, he evidently becomes a Rogue and a Thief. Thus is his honourable name again lengthened. He attends regularly divine service; no one is seen oftener at social
and religious meetings. If he meets with a
depraved person, he gives that person good advice which advice, were he to follow
himself, would make him acceptable in the
mg it oil this evening. single; nine Dollars per dozen.
I tXT Tor sale, hi svecird uppoinlnif nt. oi ihi Mahometan Belief Some of the opinions! fjn,. &0rc of E. FERRIS. Lein renctlur-h. held by the Mahometans, would put to shame! ryja - 0 15 0 lv'i those of many very jealous christians. They " believe that some of all religions are saved : Y Q Ql T fQ 3 and that, at the day-of judgment, there shall; rjnHE 6ubsrribeThinl s'hTout his Store in be erected, a lourth banner tor such to re- Lawrenceburgh, be& leave to inform those sort to, who never heard of Moses, Jesu orw-ho nave standin-accounts with him. for merchanMahomet. '-Assuredly (they arcne) there (hat thev can discharge the same by ddiveris no malice in the Omnipotent, and he willing, this fdlthe following articles:
not damn men lor their involuntary iirno-:-
ranee of his revealed law s, provided they
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fiiis country, or in any ol the eastern cities. His stable Wiil .J-.vavs be. v.eil supplied with provender, and c:;rt fnlly Ltteaded. For further parhculars call and sec DANIEL BROWN. Srpt. 1G, 1825. - 37:
AB.THUR ST. LAIR, ATTORM:v AaD counsellor ,t law, JjL removed to Lawrenceburgh. Indiana, iLS where he will attend to any business confided to his care. His olfice is on High street, near the court house. Lav: renccburgh, March 1, 1825. 0 tf. DAmmL J. CASWELZtj t .O.U.VS LLOR T LAW. Qfjics on Front Sirect, Ciixinnali, near ihc Hotel. E will prnetict in the counties of Ilamibon -JSL J3 a"d Uu'ler, and in the. District and Circuit Courts of the United States, for the District of Ohio; also, in the county of D'.-.rborn. and in the Supreme Court of the elate cf Indiana. April 15, 1S25. 15
HARRISON HOTEL. subscribT having purchased that lnrgc Q and commodious house in the town of Harrison, formerly occupied by Charles W L e, as a 1 avern stnd becrS Je3Vp to inform the public that he will continue the sanie as a HO USE OF EN I ER 7 A INVENT; and he Hitters himsr-If, that by his strict and unremitting attention to his avocation, fie will be able to render gttifia! atUfiction to travellers, and all others who may favor hirt3 with a call GEO. L. MURDOCK. Harrison, Nov IO, IS 25. 45
live up to the genuine dictates of nature and reason, which are the truest standard of virtue and positive religion. " Laleigh Reg. Judge Root, in going a circuit in England, had a stone thrown at his head, but from the
circumstance of his stcopi: :? r re
passed over him 44Y-u c. , said :e to his
frie;:d,Hiad I h '-i ;m upngnt Judge. I might have been killed'
Pork, WJieat, Whiskey. Flour. Country Linen, Feathers, Ginseng-, Bees' Wax, Rags, and Beans. We still continues to keep his Stores in Ilart-
jford and Wilmington, where any of the foregoing:
tnuee. H'articles- will he rer.eived m exchange fur 'mod?: ot
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in the discharge of Jebts. DANIEL BROWN. Lawrenctburgh, Oct 7, lS.il 40lf.
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