Indiana Reveille, Volume 43, Number 17, Vevay, Switzerland County, 25 April 1860 — Page 2

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stolen ; and the end is not yet. Now and then a rascal has been caught, and punished; but the statutes or the federal government have proved a rope of sand stretched across these roads, to stop the thieves; and the federal officers have been set upon by them, while attempting to enforce the laws of Congress passed in accordance with the requirements of the Constitution. This-national evil has fearlessly increased since 1830, and the reason is obvious. .Between 1820 and 1830, the great political contests for and against protecting duties, internal improvements and a national bank, were practically settled in favor of Ihedemocracy. But the black question remained, and pow absotbs all others, except the ordinary questions of legislation. While other questions were paramount, sometimes the democracy of the norib contended With the opposition fo; the antislavery vote; which, tilj the foiinotioit of the republican party was a Jloaiing vote, biit which how forms the controling power in (hat party, >nd dictates its course, and makes its nominations; and which became strong enough; to .elect the speaker, and organize the House of Representatives, four years ago, and this year. The Republicans are hot alt abolitionists.’ Far from it. Tom Corwin, who leads off the conservative tail end of the republican parly, is not at heart any more of an abolitionist ttianl am.. But he sails along the shores of that party, and shows republican colors, ani^thusgels abolition support, in spite of Chase 'and Seward, who fear hint, and Giddings, who hates him, and kicks his shins with coffee’s heels. . ■>

(TAKE WARNINGIX TUUI. v t)r. Biram Cox. Inspector of Liquors at Cincinnati, has published many deeply interesting facts of his experience in testing liquor sold in that city. In seven hundred inspections of lots of liqnor of every variety, he found that 90 per cent, were impregnated with the most petniciput ingredients. Nineteen young men, ‘all sons of respectable citizens, were kitted outright by only thrcee mouths driueing of these poisoned liquors. jMuny 'older men, who were only moderate drinkers, died with the same (period of dclerium tremens, brought jon, in one quarter of the time usual with confirmed drunkards, by drinkingthesame poison. Of (ourhnndred insane patients, he .‘found that two-thirds had lost their reason from the same cause,' Many of them were boys underage., One boy of seventeen won made insane by the poison from being drunk only once. Seeing to men drinking in a grog shop mid that the whisky was so strong that it really caused tears to flow from the eye* of one of them, the Doctor obtained some of it and applied his tests. Ho found it to contain only 17 per cent, ofalcohol when it should have had 40, and that the difference was supplied by snlphnric acid, red pepper, caustic, polassa and strychnine. A pint of this liquor contained enough poison.to kil the strongest man. - The man who had manufactured itdiad grown wealthy by producing it. • .

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CT'A.Two Days Cniversalist Meeting will be held at Cariollton, Ky., next Saturday and Sunday. Revs. Corvine, Miller, Srtttb and Banla, ate expected to be present

im tens.

. At ft meeting of Phcenix Lodge, No. 18:, held at Odd Fellows* Hall la Veviy, on Saturday April Slat 1860, t'e following, preamble and rcsotuli'os were adopted: WnnEis, It b&s pleased an Allwise G«d, in liia Divine Providence to takefrom onr midst in the bloom of life inf much esteemed Brother, Jam tits av Ssynen. Therefore, ; liescvtd, Til a i in meek submission to he Divine wilt, we sincerely motifa he loss of our Brother.

CONDUCTED BY P. J. WALDO.

Democratic National Convention News Charleston, 8. C., April 22.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2J, 1600.

The New York Softs have organ* ized foimally by electing Dean Richmond chairman, and Peter Csgger and John C. Spencer secretaries.— The three vacancies in tbe N, Y. city delegation, and bna in Franklin co. r were referred to a committee of 5 r who will report to-morrow morning. . The Pennsylvania delegation last night organized by electing Senator Bigler chairman, over ex-Senator Brodhead—23 to 23—3 absentees. This is only an expression of personal preference. An important point was a resolution offered by Phillips that the delegation should vote as a unit in the Convention. This movement, tbongb not nncxpectbd, was denounced by Congressman Montgomery asa surprise. Ha said he would not permit bis vote to be cast by another, and threatened to talk till 1870 before permitting tbe adoption of the resolution. He finally left the meeting in a passion, but was jDot followed by others. Pennsylvania ts divided between Breckinridge and Guthrie, with a prepondereace in favor of tbe foimer, who will probably get the vole of the Staie.

try* No Dfttleecanbe taken of anonymous cODUBunicftUum* Whatever. ta tatcudcU for In*, •ertloa non bo antbo&tLHEod hj ibo oacao and sddieu of Uia writer? not neecssirily for publication, but n a guarantee? at (rood failh. ’>> cannot undertake to re to pi rejected articles. TTPAU Legal Advertiaemunta payable to advanes,ar when SffldaiU ta made; In no caae ■object to the delay of legal proeeu.

SPECIAL, NOTICES.

1860. : I860.- .

ih* All tramlent advertlaenenta to be pa(d forKtorUbly In advance.

Opening of tbe Spring Campaign.

lietoced, That by this affliction of Pruviduce his devoted wile ha» last a kind mil affectionate husband, and bucietya good and virtuous citizen JReitAd, That we deeply eympathize vitb the afflicted (amity and friends of our departed Brother, in ■ their fcd bereavement .and that the Secretay ol this Lodge be directed to traomit.a copy ol the foregoing prenmlleand resolutions to the wife of the deceased in behalf of tbis Lodge. Jiesdvtd, That the members of this Ldgo wear the usual badge of momuugfor tbe apace of thirty days, it token of respect to our departed Brother. By ader of the Lodge. > Alfred Tapp, Secretary,

IDITOBIAt EXCURSION,

The following is tho card of invitation to the editorial fraternity of the West, tuned by the liberal mangers of the Baltiradro and Ohio railroad. Tickets will be Issned, bolding good, from the 15th of April uptil the! 15th v of Jane, which will give the fraternity ample opportunity of seeing the grandeur of the country through which this immense road runs, and also of V? 8 l.(vpg Baltimore, Washington, and Mt. Vernon, the home and resting place of the great Washington? , -

Increased Excitement!

Will Wonders Never Cease?

3C«> Ar&vovtlNCVMi The Rtrttut me belkre hu a larger circulation than any other paper to tlita part of (tie State. It circulate* freely Id lb!i anil the adjoining cooctici lu Indiana and Krntttchy. The Rxriitu l»an oM and veil ettahUihe-l paper; and It one of the permanent Inttilutkma of Vetay mod' S miller land county, t'orlermnif ndrerUiing, tec flrit page. For further particular, aldrcii the proprietor, F. J. WaLtO, Vevay, Indiana, -

‘V'O event hn ea-jied inch an excitement u tbe JJv arrival (direct from tbe Extern ciliet}' at TXt Cheap Caah Eture

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Nor it -It a natter of iurptiie. for ctver before »ai brought ant of tbg mounUiat ruch an elegaoV idcettoo of Goods ai are now being recelvedlW

StaRecognizing the services which the Press of the Western States has rendered in:advancingthe railway interests of the country — and desiring to enable them to judge, by personal inspection, of the advantages of this rente be'ween the East end West, (which is the only through line direct to Washington,}—and its connecting lines in the West, wish yea to accept this invitation for yourself and lady to visit the Capital of the Union and the Home and Tomb of Washington,*(as well as the city of Baltimore, J daring the present session of Congress. Poa will oh servo that the privilege is good the entire route from

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Win versus Liny.—It is certainly not it good taste lor a' gentleman to apeakof his wife as his lady, or to regiter’their names upon the books if a hotel, as "John Smith and Zafy;" or to ask a Mend ,;*• How is your lady? * This is all fashionable vugarity, and invariably betrays a lack if cultivation. ; The-terra tw/e is far nore beautiful ami appiopriate and, rciued, whatever may ; be; said to the contrary. Suppose a. lady were U say, instead of my husband "my yjntfenjon;*’ dr suppose wewere to speak of "Mrs, P. Maurice and her gem lea an.” The thing would he positively ludicrous, and its obverse is none tbe less so, if rightly const* dered. A man’s wife is his wife, and not his lady, and wc marvel that this latter tctra is not utterly tabooed, in such a connection, at least by educated and intelligent people. It onght to be left for tha exclusive use of the codfish aristocracy.

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Tbe South is visibly closing its. ranks since (hey have compared opinions, and sinco members of Congress* and other inflncnlial persons have arrived tbe delegates of Alabama, Mississippi. Arkansas,’ Louisiana, Texas and Florida* have held a con* fercncc, presided over by Gov. Morton, at which they have resolved to stand hy tbe Alabama platform unless the candidate is peilectly acceptable. _

: F EN DT'S BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES, Made (t. PEVMOtTK * CO., kiT Xattao itreet, A. V". Price, 51 perboi; tent free by P»«.. : , s;£i-6tn .. IO* Fo» Si« *t ah,- Darcoim.

Elegant Spring press Silks. SFRI.Vn PRESS noons la (ttit variety, anil cheaper than ever. . - KoIvcm.

LEARN THE VALUE OP MONET.'

Now, the Rev. John G. Fee and Ida associates, aiders and.abettors in Madison County, are straight-out abolitionists'; and a)(bough the citizens,'who banished them, acting under circu distances brgteal provocation, may have been too hasty and severe,, they pot nothing but their deserts. Cassius M. Clay, monomaniac as be is on the negro question, these! wilder fanatics,—told them he would not defend (hem, and advised them to leave. In his address, published in the Louisville Journal, Mr. Clay says he refused ■'to jam ill a common defense .with, the elites," and gave « .■hw : ‘'reasons? that he "regarded the radical doctrine, that there is no law for slavery a* revolutionary." And he further says, "To deny the potency of the- Constitution,' and the Laws is tosetup an independent government in opposition ta the existing government and tJfo necessary polictes and jurisdictions of which, must, at )asl, come into physical. ean/Het,"— That is what Cassius 31. Clay says. And I might well exclaim, in the language of the forger—"My God I lias it come to this, that" a democrat must be published to the woild as sympathising wjtli. and defending a gang of abolition higher law revolutionists, condemned, cast off,- repudiated and.denounced by the Republican Chief in Kentucky!

A silver dollar represents a day’s work of; the laborer. If it is given to a boy, he has no idea what it cost; or of what it is worth. ’ Ho would be as likely to,: gtvo-a dollar as -a dime for. a lop, or any other toy.—' Bnt if the boy has learned to earn bis dimes and dollars. by the sweat of his face, he knowathe difference. Hard work is to him a i measure of Values that can never bo rubied out ot his mind. /.Let him learn, by exthat a hundred dollars represents i hundred weary day's'labor, and It seems a great sum of money. A thousand dollars is a fortune, and ten thousand is almost inconceivable, for it ia far more than lie ever expected (o possess. '. Wheu ho has eat tied a dollar; he thinks twice before he spends it. lie wants to invest it so as to get the full value of a day's work for it. It is a great wrong to society, and to a hoy, to bring him up to h man's estate without bis knowledge;-. A fortnne at-twcnly-oae, without it, is almost inevitably thrown Away, With it and a little capital to start on, be 1 will* make his own fortune better than-any one can make it] for him. ’

In iaconrt, Orgamiie. Ilirljev, Jtc., ami ■. I at one half the’ ujoal pneej.

Cballis, MaUneos, Toil DHalies, Erolruit erie*, beautiful itylet, and rtry (imp.

Douglas' friends from the Northwest and elsewhere met at their headquarters last night and proclaimed the alternative ot his nomination or defeat of the party. ” Times correspondence; The feeling for and against .Wood's delegation is intense. The National Committee decided to admit the other wing, Rumor says Wood has been reinforced . by the pretence of * 60 lighting men frpm New York, and that be will attempt a coup d'etat, liis friends deny that he will appeal from the decision of the Committee.

: SPBING BONNETS. An unusually Urge dock, aml'at aft// /oirrr prtett, Bwmcl Trimmings,

to Washington City, (tfnd Mount Ysmon) which is one of the Eastern term ini of this road. The names and termini of the connecting lines West of us, by whose courtesy we are enabled in part to offer you this privilege, may be found on the next page of this circular, and also on the back of the ticket enclosed.

" The Union Woolen. Factory, 'Coimersvllle, Indiana,.

SHAWLS, SlantRial, Lace Psinu, Du,ten; In all the late pattern*. I

P- It* A P- It* BOOTS, would taka ibtt roithod of Inciting (be attention of Uicir friemli ami pablje, (hat they can, tbli teuoa,. offer to Ibclr ctutomcn a large airbrtmcut of

Tlrae-foolJ fail to lei) tbe.Bcauty, Variety; an*! Cheapness of oar Stock. It mint be *eca to be appreciated.

Woolen OjiuLrt'ng of Cloths, Satinet*, Wankcij. I’tain and £w y <-. a -sirm,-rw, Twrcli. Jeans Itoeddiw, nhlte, Ki’ili l’rtisoJ and Plaid PI annclf, tmd canon* other Ucodi.

Cotab t then, and sec car SEW COOPS—ToraJ you reel res, and bring your neighbor*—that all nay becunvhiccd of the saving made la buying all kinds of Goods at Tie Cheap Cath Stow.

It is proposed that, as far os possible, all who accept our invitation shall travel over Western portions of the Baltimore and Ohio road by daylight, in order that they may mors folly realize the grandeur of the country through which it runs, as- well as the success with which extraordinary natural obstacles have been overcome in bnildipg this solid highway through the passes of tiro Alleghenies. We ackdowledge the receipt of & ticket, and hope to be able to use it in the latter part of,May, ■

IOILVALO L\ UIJXOIS.

They will Jcanniactnre by the yard, or In exchange, for all IImls of wool, amt will endeavor, in their terms and quality of work, fully to aatUfy their customer*. STO( KING - TARS’,.

St. Louis, April 30.

' hatuaway & co.

A tornado passed over Corlinville, Ijlmois, cn Monday evening, unroofing and blowing down honses, barns, trees anti fences. The roof of the. Lutheran Uhurch was blown some distance and tbe walls much injured. Children were picked up by the . wind and carried ti considerable distance, ami stock killed in every direction, . A man named Lowe was killed by lightning, and many persons wounded, . ‘ The destruction of property wa* very great. A similar storm visited Louisiana,' Missouri, on the. same evening, doing much,damage to property and injuring several people. ,

The Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Kb ode island delegates are counted on as sum'for Douglas. . ’ New Yor.s, April 22.

Their maogemeidi for manufacturing Stock)nr lam,are very coui[itete. . , ■ OS'They, hope, by no remit ling attention, to meet sctlitict.irily the mbn call* In (heir line, and ti merit the of the public. It will be their aim to furubh a durable. csftom-made arrfck- of p»t», and to meet, a* fully- at they can* tie vault of tlicirciutoiocri; and they can atturc ttiera of a iiiperlor *tyh?.

CJja-acjpie-tjpjcaifJ, MATTING, OIL CLOTHS, (all width) by far the largest assortment ever opened In the place, and at ury mwA Itirtr prise*, at Tit Store of. HATHAWAY t CO.

A letter is published from Henry A. Wise withdrawing his name from the Charleston Convention and asking his ft tends to unite cordially with tho majority of the delegation and present the vote of tho-Sute as a unit before the Convention.

S. STOW, AGENT, Near Allen*c tile, S wider land Co., tud. Connertcitle, Ind., Ajrril 25, hC0.-2m

GOOD GROUNDS FOR A DIVORCE.

I could easily forgive the forger, had bealtached my name to a truthful statement of facts, endorsing sound constitutional law abiding doctrines, written in good English, even bad his paragraphs been both mawkish and maudlin; but when he makes me tejl falsehoods about my Kentucky neighbors, and meddle with that which is none of his business or mine, I am tempted to hand his manuscript to the grand jury, and to furnish proof of bis identity. ■ It is bad eifbugh to murder (be King's English with such words as "scenes hat transpired"—"crimes Aa#,** fire., but that can be forgiven. Even the sin of forgerymight be blotted out, had it nut been committed to provoke ill blood between brethren 1 of.the same family, divided only by the river. As il ls, "it hath not forgiveness, neither in this world not that which fs to come," but is in danger of that life lung punishment which maketh "the wicked dee, when no roan pursuetb.” B. Cass. Patriot, April 18, 1 SCO.

. Oneof the Covington bar had bust* ness yesterday in the Boone county Court. While awaiting the calling Up. of a suit in which be was employed as counsel, a divorce case come up, in which a Mrs, Constantine 'asked to have, a dissolution of partnership with her husband, Mr. Constantino, pleading 1 brutal treatment, ( Judge Cattail; after bearing the testimony, delivered hrs opinion in brief, os follows.. • AddcEsing Mr. Constantine, the defendent, he said:, mWo read in history of a certain emperor of the some name you bear, but be was onlike you—ho was a. good man—a gentleman, who scorned the idea of abnsing'.a woman. Unlike yon, sir, he never dragged his wife out of doors by the heels. Had yon, in the case, dragged yonr wife out by the bead] instead of the heels, there might have been a shade of excuse for you I Mr. Clerk, enter up a decreoof-divorce for Mrs/Consiantino. Court is adjourned.*’—Cm. En jtifrer. ;

TTyiltTK Plait.—We hare Jurt receiccj a lot 11 of Ao. I White FUli In Halt Darrels, which we offer cheap for cub. . . ■ - A I.SO, ‘ : .Violof Xo. I and 2 Kits of Mfckerel, for tale low by . CI.AKKS0X k W.VUUl.

The Herald's Charleston correspondent .says: The candidate most spoken cT and who creates the most interest at present is Douglas. It is nothing hot Douglas', Douglas. ■ Outside piessnre for him is immense, bnt as delegations come iVnnd compare notes his strength turns out to be greatly minced and his friends are becoming scared and desperate,.!'A-' muhg his friends here from New Y'ork is Belmont, of the bouse of Botbschild, who it is said has an interest in Douglas of a pecuniary natuie.. ■ < ’

. [CorrupoBdence onto Berelllo. ’ “Affairs in Madison Co., Kentucky.” Under the above head, a communication appeared in (be Reveille, two weeks since, dated “Patriot, Ind., April 7,I860," whh my name attached. Lost week, it was pronounced a forgery, by tbs Editor. So far, so good. Rot tbs thing is too mean, and too gross an imposition spoil tbs public, to be passed over so lightly. Forgery is one of the crimes, vis* ited, in all countries, with universal and condemnation. In the Uni t c “ “tiles it is a State’s Prison offeree. In England it was. till rocemly punished with death.’ It it now transportation, and banishment for life, t believe. All civilized nations condemn and abbot it, and punish it severely. < 4 W hat the particular object of the forger was, in this case, is easy enough to see. He is a Republican, who sympathises with the abolition wing of that party. The sentiments.put forth, so far ■a they condemn mob law, and a violalion of social, moral, and political rights, am well enough in themselves, as mere

CO-JI* /'It-— jasrrtctbed a rnpplr of JvO. 1 UiTwillt ,011, which wo ok Ml Hoc at wtlttce I price* fur cwh. . • . *P=V CLARKSON* i WALDO,

SPfiETQ & SUMMER CLOTHING, Unbracing alt the late styles, of OUR OWN manrely on the material and It. Of every garment, ami (good news for all) wo .*aa a-ll'all kinds of lien ami Boy* Clothing at VvaUy-rcdun.il price*.”

iSTA very pretty am! respectable yomig woman stole,several yatds of ribbon from a tbop in Troyafew days ago. She was’ Iclt ’ alone and c&iildn’t resist the temptation^’ 1 The shopkeeper accused her of the thefi; ami after mnch trouble found she bad wound the ribbon around her! — stockings, beginning at one 'ankle and passing the stocking, of coarse; ending atIbe'other; v ln this ingenious, br.t wo must say indelicalenianner, she bad concealed a large quad* lity~but lie shopkeeper forgave her and let tier:go free, as be considered the privilege of tecoyering his property by unwinding it, ample qtone* ment. ' .

GOAT, OIL LAMPS.—We hare Ju.t received «lot of ipleatlJUarble Stand Itnhp Coal Oil Lambii Common Coat Oil Lam pa, and Fluid Lamps. Chur Shade . Durum, Shades RInn Bmibe#, Jtc., ic., at low prim, . *pI5 , CLARKSON* k WALUO. -

Onrrtoek of Ifen ud Do vs Wru (, perfect a* to ToHitj* end price, cotnpriilnj in part.Plata and Kaccj 1 Cajitraerw; Caihatrctu, TimJi, Jeans, Cottcnadci, Linen Coatings, Farcers Sat* in, Karaites, Linen Drills, ic., Ac., at Tit Cheap Cash Store. HATHAWAY 4 CO.

We Jare * Urpe lot of Extra Coafian, which we offer low wholesale an t ««1L ’ aji2} CLARKSON* & WALDO.

Washington, April 21.

A Rich. Prize for Everybody! $45,000 to be Distributed!! A Prize to retry fourth ticket. Tickets$3. • A, J. ALEXANDER'S 3Wnxauaa.otla

There is a report that Corcoran, the banker, and Slidell and Bright have left for Charleston, with the intention,' if necessary, of investing, between them, $2,000,000 to defeat Douglas. Corcoran can spare one million and Slidell and Bright half a million each, and not feel it tunoh So the knowing ones m financial circles assert.

Cash, Watch and Land Gift DISTRIBUTION. Will bo Dnwji In PabtU* bj the Tietcl Holders, at franklin, isdianm, OX M OX DA r, MA }' 14, 18G0. Capital Prize $1,000 in American Gold, Three Splendid Itosewood Chickering Piano Fortes! Splendid pair Match Horsts, Family Carriage and Harnett (lomplrte . 5S0 Acres Kick Farming Land. ' ICO sells of Silerrand Double Pla~ ted Ware. 381 Prizes in Gold, from $2,50 to $1,000. 3’ico American ■ Sporting Watdiet. Silver iVounterf Top . • Huggy. Gold Ckate- ■ brines. Vest and Guard ■ Chaim. Necklaces,Loekets, firacrlett,Ringi,Breail-Pint, Ear-Drops, Shirt Buttons and Sluds,f(C., presenting in all 3,750 rich and Valuable Prizes, amounting in i the aggregate lo ■ Forly-Five Thousand Dollars!

OCT The Valparaso Republic (ells the following pretty good story of a witness who was examined as tq the character of an applicant for nalur* olizotion: . v. : ' ;!

Tobnado is Fauioctu, Kt. —A terrible tornado passed over Fal-. month on the Kentucky Central railroad on Friday evening. It was of ho tempestuous and violent a character as to cause the unroofing of several homes, among them being the Catholic Oborcb. A stable was blown down and leveled with the ground, killing two valuable horses. The timber along the line of the South Licking was prostrated to the earth for a distance of several miles.

AST There is tumble Organization of true women in Philadelphia, who, under the name of Rosjne Assoda. tion, have, during the twelve years of their existence, rescued and restored to their friends six hundred and eighty-four fallen of their own sex. Tliis has all been dona unostentatiously as a labor of love. Re ginning with the individual efforts of three or four persons, the Association now owns its own houses, and when a new brand ia snatched from the burning, womanly gentleness, bitterly sympathy and Christian charity do not quench it radety, but contrite tears are regarded as “an offering worthy of heaven,'*, and the penitent is first animated by are-awaken-ing self-respect; no harsh measures arc advocated. The maxim is “to repent is to bo forgiven;" and thus they are gently led back to the paths of happiness.

New York, April 19. . Tbe Tribune's correspondence con-, tain* Bachman’s celebrated letter, of July 1st, 1857, to Bobert J. Wal- < her, then Governor of Kansas. Xn. regard to the submission of tho Lecompton constitution to the people • of Kansas, Mr. Bnchanah siys:-. . "Yon may judge with what satis--faction we received an acconatol tbaproceedings of the Rational. Demo* cralio Convention held at-Lecompton' on Sd hist. The point on whichyonr own success depends is the submit* lion of the Constitutidn tb'the peo* pie of Kansas, and by the people T mean, and I have no' doubt you mean residents who have been long enough in the Territorj to ideuti fy themselves with its fata.— On this question of . submitting the ! Const! tution- to bonafide residents of Kansas 1 am willing (o stand or fall; it is the principle ol the Kansas* Nebraska bill, the principle of pop* alar sovereignty, and the principle of the foundation of alt popular gov* ernments. The more it is discussed the stronger it will become. Bbo’d the Convention, of Kansas adopt this principle all will be settled barmo* iiioasly.** In another portion or bis letter, Buchanan- reiterates this doctrine, saying: ' ’ *T would advise yon to make tho great principle of the submission of the constitution to bona fide residents of Kansas conspicuously prominent. On this yon will be irresistible.— WitVfhe question of climate every person is acquainted, and the more you insist upon that the more will our opponents urge that we are violating the principles of non-interfer-ence at the foundation of the Kansas* Nebraska bill.” '

HARDWARE! — HARDWARE!! VTOW RECEIVING direct from He Importer*, the tery belt make* of all kind* of Hardware, tad at prices BEYOND COMPETITION, At TSe“Cheap Caih Store'’ of 1 HATHAWAY A CO.

The Judge asked him what he knew of his being attached to the Constitution and; institutions of the country? ‘‘VVhy je're honor/he is in favor of the laws, except he wants a wee bit of anamendment’ to the divorce law, like ye'r honor decided, for be is forninst ’ that ' shore, and wants a change in the odminiatra* tion.” “Swear him ini’* cried ,the Judge; "awear him in,” while the Court was convnlsed with laughter.

abstractions; but as applied, in the case in question, a monstrous perversion of . light; and nothing but the thickness of ‘the writer's skuil.and a reckless disregard of truth, coupled with a devilish love of lies, could have produced, directed and paid three cents postage, to see in print an imposition, which, at farthest, canld huUiJt but one week. *0 emU A.«*W»elvtt as other* mb tu, T would fra* many a blondtr frto tu, and faollih ; notion."' ’ -The hind-yriling of the forget is well known; aud io plain and easy of detection “that the testimony of experienced ezeerpa could not fail to convince a jury, aJid oblige them, if the case were tried, to bring in a verdict of guilty. . fiat I more about this forger than he is worth; and wilt leave him in . the hands of that public, whom be attempted to defraud, from whose verdict ■of condemnation there is no escape. — Thii Madison County affair, in itself is a small matter. Importance attaches to it only, is it is intimately connected with abolition principles, movements and acts in other Slates, North and South. It . [5 impossible to conceal or deny the truth, that every free Stale swarms with negro thieves— that they bare built, and keep'

Carpenters* Tools, CIOOI'ERS' TOOLS.—The belt anortment joa » «U1 find anywhere, aad cheaper, than you will And elrevhere, at Tkt Cheap C&ih Store of 'HATHAWAY & CO,

AST The State Sentinel announces that the' “Indianapolis Insurance Company” baa closed out. transferring its business to ono of tbo Hartford Companies, for the good and suf* cient reason “that the business did nut prove profitable, as there was no doubt of tbs eolvency of the company or of their ability to meet any losses that might come upon them."

JC3T The New York Tribune estimates that Douglas will have 170 voles on the first ballot, or IS more than a majority, and on the second or third ballot he will have 254,' or 52 more than the two thirds required to nominate. It ados —which is rather good: **We bavqreason to believe that Judge Douglas's friends expect the vote of South Carolina also .on the decisive ballot.

Briinuuia Ware, Ac., Ac*, IK fcARCK SUPPLY, la which am acme beta* Uful TEA and DIKKERSETTS, wlthail other klndi of TABLE WARE, and much Mote the onul price* at Tkt Cheap Cash Store, HATHAWAY & CO.

GCl«slcet» $3 oncla.

Planner or Drawing,

On the moraine previous to the Distribution, there *rlll be a disinterested Committee appointed by the Ticket Holden present; and it ibal! be the duty of the Committee to come to onr establishment, and receive the articles enumerated In the filer Gilts, and to hold them until Ihe drawing Is determined, and dir tribute them accordingly. SJ, at the'hour appointed fur the drawing to commence, 7 o’clock A. M., the Ticket Holder* will assemble at my office, and appoints second committee, whose doty it shall be to snportntend the drawing. /; Hreiy Ticket has the asms nrimoer on each end, one end. of which is retained when the Ticket Is sold, and on the day of drawing U delivered Into tbs hands of the Committee, who count them carefally to see If all the numbers are there, from one upward, corresponding with the number of tickets Issued. After having satUfled theniMlvei that all to right, they place all the numbers In a hollow wheel, revolve tl rapidly, unUI all the numbers are thoroughly mixed. They then select a small boy sod blindfold nlm; he puts hto hand Into the wheel and draws out one number, Ono of the Com milieu receives U from him tnd calls the number loudly, so that all present can bear distinctly, and the other two Committeemen will each keep a record of all the numbers as they an drawn and called. The first drawn number entitles the bolder of the other end of the ticket to the first prize on the programme; the next number the next, and so on, until the prltes are all drawn out- Immediately after the drawing Is determined, the result will be published and sent to all ticket holders, free of charge, and whatever they have drawn,(those who live at a distance.) will bo sent to them promptly by express at my expense.

INVALUABLE REMEDIES.

We have no latth in quack remedies, but think it always the beet plan to apply to a rcgn.ar physician in cases of indisposition. Hero are some simple remedies, however, for very prevalent disorders, which wo have no hesitation in recommending as infallible:

OCT Hon. Beverly L, Clark, U. 8. Minister to Guatemala, whose death after a protracted illness, has been announced, was a Kentuckian, and received his appointment from the present Administration. He formerly represented the Third District of bis-State in'the Tbiity-socoad Congress, and in 1855 was the Democratic candidate for Governor. Be resided in Simpson county.

Dr. Chapin on Duelling.— Kev. Dr. Chapin, in his sermon lost Sunday evening, in speaking of the influence of true religion upon a man's conduct, eaidi that it would prevent him from breaking God's command, “Thou shalt not kill,” by engaging in a.duel,, though ho were challenged by a “twenty-acre lot full of cowards and bailies."

For sea sickness, stay at home.

For drunkenness, drink cold water. For health, rise early. For accidents, keep out of dangei. To keep out ot jail, pay your debts. To bo happy, bo honest. To please all, mind your own business.

HAY PRESS ROPE.

And all ether Uadi of Cordage.

HATHAWAY t CO.

in running order, underground railroads, from all the border slave States, across the border free States, to Queen Victoria's dominions; and that their cars run every sight, freighted with black plunder. ?be runners of theta underground tail toads are scattered all through the border slave Slates, and their depots fir this ebony plunder, ate at convenient distances, on all the routes through them, to Canada West, where ills stored, in Chatham, and other Towns neartbo lice. Millions wpoa mi'lm! of dollars worth have been

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To make money, advertise. To do right, subscribe for a news* paper. To have a good conscience, PAY THE PRINTER,

We hare the beit ttock of

As Utile as two square fact of surface for each indicated horse-power is now found snfficent fur surface condenser, except when condensing water much warmer than 60 has to be used.

JEST Frailty is a part of human nature. The history of our race is but a confirmation of ibis truth.

Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Rice, &c., &e.,

Value of Prlxea, (45,000 Number of Prizes, 3,750 Ticket* Limited to X5,OUO ICPMy Monthly Rnlorprlxe* are conducted as usual. Send for a Circular.

Is the market, and, aa every body knows, in idling them t rey tar, at Tie Cheap Cash Store.

jpy Richter enumerates 600 distinct species of disearo in the eye. A square metre is 10 764 English square feet.

HATHAWAY & CO.

03“ The entire toss at Terre Haute by the recent tornado, will not be less than $25,000.

££T Bata in India are called flying foxes, and measure six feet from tip to tip.

The temperature of glass furnaces is about 21,632,

IT? Alt order* for Tickets must be addraasod to jE. J. ALEXANDER, Proprietor, Franklin, Iodises. apB-tt

Vitit, April 10, IW.-im

3F. JT. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, VKVAV, INDIANA. I* Use regular authorised Agent for the following well Anawn and reliable Companies, which bare folly ttunplied with iLe I mu ranee Lava of the State of InlUrur SECTT&Y INSURANCE CO., Of Assets *5. PHffiNIX INSURANCE COMFY, .Of Hartford ; Assets $aS3,325.90. TtS* Policies Issued and renewed without reference to the Coroi-anies. Ufe Imuranc« attended to promptly. Kates u low a* those of any solvent .and safe Company. . , feUM-s-lf

. WOOL CARDING. THE tmdmigncd listing p»l (hr lr Carding Mv cblnci Id com]<Ietc or* ~ der for Carding Wool at Uidf Old Stand in Vtvay,' will cwmnrnce Carding about the Ar>t of Hay. Thankful br ]>ast btors. we reipectfulljr tolldt a continual ion of the tame. ' ■■■. ■'■■■■'. . <!. a. KNuXt SOX. Tetay, InJ., Ajirll 23, litJO.-tIJel

Mots ani) 01joes. I>ej*nd a question the forgot and tot stock la ■lifo lection, and all jinrcLaitd tloee tie recta! dcctiae in pricer, |t Tkt Cle»p Ciih Store of HATHAWAY & CO.

HATS, CAPS, And aM other Uadi of Gents Furnishing Goods. At TJk* “Cheap Cwh Siorc' 1 of HATHAWAY t CO.

■XTOTV ARRIVISO, per steamer "Xeptone," an ontunjllx Urge and »ell assorted iwck of That we offcrt wholesale and retail, at the foirrit rates, at Tkt Cheap Cash Store. HATHAWAY A CO.