Liberty Herald, Volume 3, Number 10, Plymouth, Marshall County, 16 March 1854 — Page 3

The IIoEiestead Exemption. Bill.

?n ih y will enjoy all tha happitu

that fort tins ami fiicndshin can sccur j fir

"py the provisions or this bill, any freo white ) them, and vi!l taste every cup of pleasCitizen of the United States U ovOitl.1 nni'u . . J - ..."

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upon and actually occupy il . It passed the House of Represent atives by Ihe foliowiug vote: Yeas 107 nays 72. Yeas Afae'rcrctubie, J as C Alien, Willis, Allen, Banks, Bennet, Benton, EreckenriJge, BrUges, Bugg, Campbell. Carpenter, Caruthers, Chauiberhi.i, Chandler, Chase, Chirsmaa, Churchill, Clark, Cobb, Cook, Corwin, Cox, Davis, (lnd) Dean, Dick, Disney, Drum, Dunbar, Elastman, Edgerlon, Elliott, Ellison, English, Ewing, Farley, Florence, Gamble, Goodrich, Green,

wniv.s an t enagomoui3 can lorui incir enerii'os. They look in a tliderent light

I ntton lilV, and their obligations to society

laying aside the

tgig . .".. wmmmmw.Mm' miv. jmtmvn. ymsyr' rmrm . he r Is nvisl wi ndei fully low, an 1 that ho Is iifing such words only as a lino and plummet, to pound tho depths r f her good common sens'. Then all disc.insolatt lovers', deem it not presumption, hut we

H.1DUIX AM 13 HIM I ma xur a ;to 11 v. iA;

'I He u iiiler." igriPd wou'd tt pecua!y iuiu.'in lb j X. ciliifiiS of liberty and w. uffoun-i:ij . t t

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country, lb t h" h:n ro:un."-i"' I tin S I buninesH on Union ., orso.t3 the

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vls'onary plans of youth they enter upon the sober duties of mature life, believing thnt a'd irood must reslut foin industry

and perse verance. But although there Coxt em r l.vt r. u

is much of romance in the plans ar.d eal- nv acstria. A private Later fiotu Lo.i

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of your lip, in paying a delicate compl"-' wuu 0 ail iho u may" favor Uutt wiu ihef 1.1

m-nttothe lady uf your love, hna', ' patronage rubij Vpt v.ay ojltn sr.ik thrcitetfCM j ON HAND A GOOD ASSORTMENT

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Greenwood, Grey, Harlan, Harrison, He 11 hick?, Ileuu, Jloustou, Uowe, I ngersoll, Johnson, Jones, (Ky) Jones, (Tonn) Jones (I-a) Ivnox, J.aue, LincHey, Lindsiey, MoCuiloch, McMnlieii 3Iacy, Maxwell, Mayail,- Mi idleswarlh, Miller, (o) Morgan, Nichols, Norton, Oi.ls, Oliver, (S Y.j Oliver, (Mo) Peckham. Pringle, Peujiinjton, Thelps. Ready, Richardson, Ritehey, iiobbins, Russell, t'app. HU;itinon, iinieton, Smith, (Tenu) Smith, (Ala) Stanton. (Ten 11; Stanton, (Ky) Stevens, (Miteh) Slralton, Stuart. (Ohio) Tavlor, Thurston. Trout, Tweed

Vail, Van Sant, Walbridge, Warren, Washburn knowlerT

U ciilworth, (Mass! Wesibrook, heeler, Wright, (Pa) Yates; Zofli.x ."er. Kays Messrs, Aiken, Appleton, As'ie, lii!y, Ya JJurksoale, Belcher, Ceuson, Bo'.o.:k, Boyce, Brooks, Caskie, Chaslain, Clinsinan, Colquitt, Craige. Crocker, Cuniminjis, C'ltttiiisr

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Edmauds, E Imunilson. Faulkner, Er itiklin, l'ulier, Goode, Hamilton, Harris, Ala Harris Mis IIastui2s, Havens, Hibbard, 11 ill, Hunt.JGlanrey, Jones, Pa Keilt, Kerr, Ki dwell, Kittre.ie, Kurtz, Letcher, MeDon.dl, McQueen, Mttteson, May, Meacliam. Miiler, Ind, Mi!!so:i, Morrison, Perkins, N Y Perkins Pa Phillips,

Pratt, Furycar, Holers, Kowc, Uuthn, Pimm,

culattons ol tnc j-oung; l lie niorntn oi l don to tlte Aew o:k it met states that t life is a time of vast importance, an I ex- ; Ivus-tith delayed v's"t to Conxranttno-1

ens ait inilitiee that will he felt not taitv plo for fear f heitej at rested by Attstr.a, I ..... 1 1 rii i- t 1 .... ; , , ! .'11 II t . m time, but through all ages ot eternity. 1 and suKts: "I nm positively inloruuul that 7o,;cc 5, i,t.r,llV K;VCJ) ,u,, , t.i.s Then Low important to give a proper in- j the day of hid proposed embarkation, and j ac ib Bomit.irtor ( the l'.iito Ttou elinalion So tho thoughts and actions in i tl ves.-i d wliien was to hive taken him. Powell, tc- id. xviil cilVr at ruWic ia tn r-t.Pl!rtivl whit.-, tl.n min.l r a n n n 5' 1 v I -p. I r.. I.-,.,. n X'lnn th prmUi- Oil uturdty iW t?lb Jjy of M.rrli

Ctitve and teta'n the d: lie rent brar.c'.ies of; Moreover; explicit orders were given to literature and sebnr.e! how important thai ! Austrian steatncis to watch his moveit he cxereis 'd in gat'ierin treasures of m nts, and, if occas'oii od' red, to make

und laving tlie foundations ofi a seizure titular to the atteie.pl upon

future usefulness. Could all the young Ma: tin Kosla. 1 rati, also, 1,0 t. s po-i-hut be mad : to fe d the value of time and j lively informed, that Kossuth reeeived the importance of education, they w.tild j lull uiti dlig. nc? of th"s contemplated aeimprove the precious momen's of life, bv ition of the Austrian polii e. C'onstMjuentdevoting the;r time to tho pursuit of ly. it is probable that th Ilu.igirian l.-ad-knowlede. Many for the want of cat I v ! er vl"l not tio to the ivtst, aldtoifih tin'

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appl'calioa to study, have sustained a loss, that they will never rciruiii in after life, and tints they not only lessen their influence and iipeihlin ss in society, but diminish their own cnjoymel Then why is it that so manv permit tho pre clous

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ant four w'clock P- M. thc.faHowine !pcril.'. rel estate, Pttuate iu tna County, 1 1 I. it: Coiiiuiotiriii-t Sity pa'. tfi i.t Ih f i' j u I It b'f, rorioT cf t'ti- Soutii l".at ijv.tf t-r f Src!:,ni ; No in Township , h Jil.-veu North uf lhtt;c No li V. 1 t and runniii ihonee Et on the !.!. of .siil quarter 1)7 pole o it t.)ll,T)tr.- rsin- ! niipj: Norihwi-st wjtl iu the csulis of she Mil' road forty pales to a toiie o: Dvur;," Krtfers I iac, tlifuro nouth on it d li'le t v-h! y veu 1 nuti an In'f poles to tho place cif t- .a;.-, e -n-tainitiK t'.irt e i.ere more or to '.-s. j "'g Iu nM bv r.r.:4-r of ihd lu on 1 '.. i t v

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tua! d'sposiiion of Austria Las u ... 11 cut rt I v unmasked.

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Seward, Seymour, Shaw, Smith, N Y Smith, ,nolncn-s tf youth to pass bv in negk-ct of Vaj Smith, riVxasSnodgrtss, Tracv.Lpham,; , , . belonging 1o their peace? ashburn, .Me rtjjht, Mis.?. 1 , , ' , It now awaits the actio.i of the Senate. No ( hen we consider too shortness and tin-

lands acquired unJerth's act, are liable for deb'.s

juada previous to tho issuing of the patent.

Attempted Assassinator iv a Cocp.t or ; Justice. On Saturday morning Eeh. i2."tii, a ; scene ocenred iu the Court House at Centreville, Wayne countv, which came near terminating: the life of Hon. G;o. XV. Julian. The citcumstances, as related to r.s by sever; l cj e witness- ' s, are as follows: IMr. Jti'iau was engaged as counsel for the j plaintiff in a certain case, and Michael Wilson, j Esq., for the defendant. Mr. Julian hid made; a motion lo have the answer filed by Mr. Wil- j son set aside 0:1 thu ground that it wa- intended merely for -nlay, counsel having adm itted that it! was so int-ui.lod, an 1 he made nlll luvit that such was the fact. Mr. Wilson replying that tha affidavit wji untrue, Mr. Julian, who was standin near Mr. W. tinned round to him and laid the back of his hand gently against Mr. Wilson, cautioning him to 'weigh well his words,' repeating it once or twice in a mild voice. Mr. Wilson then struck Mr. Julian with a knife which he ha 1 concealed iu his hand, aiming it tiirectly at his throat, and intlicled a wound nearly three inches in length. Eorlnnilely the wound proves not to bo dangerous, but it was truly ahair-brc i.ith esc pe. The Physicians who dressed tha woauJ, sty that a variation of an eighth of an inch cither way would, iu all probability, have proved fatal. We give the facts in the case without any comment Perhaps we should further rem irk that Mr. Wilson was apprised beforehand of the nature of the affidavit end that the motion to set aside his answer would be made. Mr. Wilson was immediately taken into custody but was set at liberty on giving bail in the sum of $d,(JD ), and the further invest guion of the matter deferred till M JuJay of this week. j'Vee Democrat.

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certainty ot lite, wtiat motives 00 in

considerations present, to prompt persevering action. II'jw short is our journey from the cradle to the grave? Tne ilays of youth fjlide swiftly by, and before, we

are aware of it we arc

i:i.!:t!io. State of Indiana

j I'nion County S S. N" ' OTICE is hereby given to the fj of Center township in Paid coi

I will be. an election held at the usual place

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weight of ag'-. Time noiseless in il j ing two Justices of IV ice in s..ia iwoushie to lle h.t is rapidly bearing us to the tomb. serve in the plac of Elias Jerroli an i Jra. M i.xwelt. wlltise Const it 11 1 11 it Iitiih wld vnir rrn

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:ne to rtii;ii.ifi; nt iu o cioc K , on id t.y V.0.-U farther parttCa ir wtli ! e ma i ktiowu. JuIIX McCRAV .Uu. l ed. lfth l-.M. 4-

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Some sparkling gems, attJ some beautifal flowers And preserve them till youth rolls away; We idly may hope they will brighten iu UJness And live in their beauty o'er long years of sadness, Untouched by the hand of decay.

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ENOCH WARD, S...-f.

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, Sweet Potato.-; vVtltow - J twhr'. of Turuiif; 11- t'wt'ii Sh ,f (. ; ui.rr.:. p.r; -k. Thr" f-nrth of a nut- N-.rt:s ( Sivsi-t .V ! Msiwvt ii Stc-itu Mill, E ii, on cou nt v, i M J.

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Y fri'-nds w'll please recollect Ui4 coit.liiiuil upon which pupils can be discontinued frsm

the Uuioii Seminary: which is, that clurcs W

, , . . , , , . paid al tin? time ol disco uli una nee. Salid time 'Butidi! my young fnends. tnc early flower of win be charged until t.avmeiit U made.

:Jel3raEka at tlie North.

spring, The glittering pearl, and the sparkling gem The high colored picture of early life, Will look tiim, ii, years uf the future Will fade, will turn to decay, in the distance, That lies between us and age. 'Ol then! in life's spring, seek something whose lustre Will brighten and brighten, as years round yon clustre, That will live to the last; Thus treasure the gems of undying beauty Love and seek those sweet flowers, iu the pathway of duty, That will blossom 'mid joys Eiysian.l Cki.ig.

March I Gi!i, l:3l2x.

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TVT'riCE to tho Stockholders of the Ciu-

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.KUtllll.I fit Al. Ml t II Ir I " Membrm ef I'nion ltUi;ty Ati.1. ru'tura! Sot-i.-ty w.it tt-e lake nwiitc tii.il the tuue ;'. v- S by t. t'umii uu ia of . , Society, fur l!i hd.tuig of ii Aumiil !-:it: i ttie l 'Htd.ty f M.rcH. Ti.v air therefor.-, n .( ... . i In i.;- t ut I'm l"r-Ui! llani.iii L'.twityT nt li it 'clock, A. M., ol i .. . v , f..r thw pujpose if eVctinj i :U rer of 4 -. ety (-.'T ilk- i itsiiii g v'ar. Every ciiii-1 cf !!. Coaiity who i i aboig to tru.i, a Mfi.Wr thi;i year, w.il p'.eu.; itttcul ar.d uS;e ;-.tl i. tkc d I ibernliiMM. Tins t'tr.er ami Dinctor wi'd p! i attctij

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From the cradle to the tomb, Plan's

life is but a fitful fever. To-day the bright sunlight of Hope beams in upon his pathway, but Low delusive the hopes of mortals! To-morrow tho shadowy ivnnrs laf" ill jnnMnin!ntnn. ctnl il'r.n him

illO C.C ILeilidl L a mult iiiivuai, i''i' ' , . , . .i to day throughout the North, East and West, : and he is i robed in the dark mantle ol and meetings are being everywhere held to give gnet. 1 llUS he jiasses Oil througn the utterance to the public feeling which is strong ! labyrinth of life until tl3 last conflict of

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t X ciiinaii, vaineiriiige ana c.iuc.-.go viiorl i

ijiue kail u ay Comp iny, is liereby given that ;

I a meeting of the stockholder of said Company ! will be held al New Castle, Hnrv countv, Imi.

jon Wednesday tlie 12th day of April lJi 1, at ! piTRSH ANT to an order of th Court of Comj 10 o"c!ock, A. M.,lo lake into consider;)! iu.l tho j 1 ,0 p;, , f Euiai, G.uiatv. t:.-.- uiuri... - iij propriety of consolidating saiii company with ' ed, a Commissioner nppoinl.-d for ihit joir j.fo (the Cincinnati, New Castle, and Michigan R.til ! VVH1 oil'-r for sit at pa!4,a auction on ti.

j U ay Company, in pursuance of the laws or the premise, on EriJav tho M i Si d..y of March Stale of Indiana. Should a majority of the j ,u.xt nt One O'clock P. M. the following u'icn '

slocKholders voie in lavor or consoliitatiou. an j t,eJ re il .ut ile, belonging to tha l.eir cf Jrne lection of directors of the consolidated compa- ' ntt MrQuistou, deceased, la wt ; The N. W. ny will lie held at the same lime and place. j qiir c( the S. E qr. of S c. 11. Town. 11- , By order of the Hoard. j ;;ange One ir. Uni n Countv. One third ofih ' THOMAS NEWBV, St-c'y. j.urc'a.sfit ww.v will t r?iuircJ iu I.ji...', n: I ', Cambridge City, lnd., March 10, ' 5 1. 4w ille I, .d u.ee on' the first of J .iiuarv ncxl. lb i

purchaser gViug hi uote with approved tt-eu

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utterance io me puonc leeung nrai ; .au 1 1 ut u oi iac un and emphatic in condemnation of the meditated! Imuianily overtakes fraud. W ith the oxcention of the olViceholdei & ': , ... 3 . '

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endeavor to stem the current in opposition to eternal bapptness or wot; but notwUhthe popular will, there i-i but one sentiment in standing this, how often does he dream the free Slates. If the bill passes, a solemn awav hfs existence, as tlie butterfly of a compact vvd! be broken a compact between : , . ., , Freedom and Slavery-and those vvho lend them- summer s day, regardless of the great t 0e!ves to the accomplishment of this result, will i spoasibility that IS Lis? When that last

have a troublesome account to settle. It is our

deliberate opinion that any northern man who is found sustaining it, will be prostrated forever. The following facts show in some feeble degree what the popular feeling is: The Legislature of Maine has passed a resolution bv a near v unanimous vote against the

Nebraska Bill, and the people held a general Convention on the 1st of March to protest aguinsv it. Several township and county meetings have likewise been held, and taken similar action. In New Hampshire, public tne .tings have been held iu Concord, Keene, Weare, Claremont and New Market, to oppose the abrogation of the Missouri Compromise. In Vermont, anti-Nebraska meetings have been held iu Burlington and Brandon, and a State Mass Meeting was to be held at Molitpelier on the 2J Marcii.

Iu Massachusetts, meetings have been held in ; Boston, Northampton, Amesbnry, Chicopee and j Clinton, and strong resolutions in cppos.tk n to j

Douglas s bill passed. In Connecticut both tlie Whig and Demo

cralic State Conventions sent up a voice in coudemnation of Nebraska, and their action lias ' been followed by decided expressions from Hart- j ford and New London. ;

The people of Providence, in Rhode Island, are. to have a meeting on this sub'ect on the 7th New York, meetings have been held in Lockport, Albion, Aaburn, Meridan, Rome, Sing Sing, Ovid, Canandaigua, Cherry Vulley, rtnd calls are out for" conventions ut Ithaca, Goshen and Buffalo. In Pennsylvania, there have been large gatherings at Harrisburg, Chester, Mercer, Pittsburgh and in Crawford und Potter Counties.

Jn Oiiio. meetings have been held in Stark,

hour conies that hour when heart and

flesh fail thee, when the lightness of thy heart is seared by soberer re alities, and

the eye that once sparkled with transitory

Kaucm i i-' ma 1.5-:. By virtue of a decree of the Union Circuit Court, Spring Term, 1 7a I, and a wiil there from to me directed, 1 will expose to public s.alo oa Saturday the Sth of April next, between Hie hours prescribed by law, ut the Court House door of said County, the following ('escribed real estate, situated in the County of Union, State of I ndiana, to-wit: Being a part of the South East Quarter of Section (15) fifteen, Township ( 1 1 ) eleven. Range "J) two, west; commencing ut the Ni rlh East cerntT of said quarter section, running theucc South on said tine to Silver Creek, llience. cowu said Creek

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Valuation and niira.'m'nt !

DAVID McQUiSToN.

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riH'cived, tar-'ct Ironi kin, -i inr-p lot

ae best qna'.ay al t.i.' r.-nuine iirtf

Oaut.ga Seed, n bich 'i!l be sold on I b-r..! I. rn,, to close contigume ut , in store and for ...! b v Feb. 1 C, 51. A. II. JOHNSt! N".

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South 4UJeg., East three chaiues

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delight is dimmed, and the iron grr.s, t f , i.mUs, thence south ddeg.. west 5 chains, thence TnZ'll::Z: V:," ,7,1 r ,t r ' "A Tf I.! '

death is fast U cez ng every earthly ailec- south .'jtldeg., west 1 chains and 75 links, thence I stltemf " ' J,.n, 31, 'ol tion: then loving fiendo may s.an.f around s?ul" 5 tluiins and 5) links, thence wea 7 11 .. 7-':l ., i , ill-. , ,i i.i Icbamsand 1 0 links, thence N orih chains a nd ot'lll. tno dvmjf bed. and bsten to the last bro- ! ,. ,,, ... . , , .- .-. ; i .,- -r,.,-,. . , , . ..... , - . -.- ., i ii .i ,,J ''iihs to toe civideJ liaool said section, T()T!(. I. is berrl v riven thai li e ua.-cr-ken neeenls or thv vo:co. an- hi ow.t it a i a i...: i -,.i i:.. i, ....... . , .

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or beginning; containing o7 7-f-lUd acres, with jj AMI'S III' I.I.A Rl. frd, at, 1 Sjirc. all the tippei I itiC-s beloiiging lo the same, to be : Commissioner iipnoiolej l,v the Co irl cf C..m.

so d on the lollowuig terms, to-wil: Ouo half tnon Pieai of E u.ou Cuittil v, w id o.iVr i -r

ot tlie purciiase money crisu

iVnting brow, and iriye thee the last fond

gaze, but they cannot go with I he spirit through death's loney portals. Will the 'star of thy being' end in everlasting gloom, or will angels hover near, to 'Spread a soft sunshine round thy bed of de-Uli, And mingle smiles with thy last fainting breath,' as they bear llice to thy homo in Heaven!

Mkixn:. Compliments.

A compliment a cold, heartless compliment why does the young heart thrill,

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leuee a creutt until the 2ath day of December next, by the purchaser giving his note witii approved freehold se u. ily, aud tho purchase money remain a lean on ihi laud unt I all is paid, to be sold subject to the three hundred dollar mortgage thereon, uu I, also, on the above described premises, 3 miles south west of Liberty on Silver Creek, 1 will of.'er atpub'ic outcry, ou Friday the 7th day of April next, the foliowiug described persoual property lo-wit: One tour

horse wigon, one Bureau, two be. is an ibeddmg,

no cn et tins u when tecetvsn? one

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v.o;:ipa:nents may no spoken alike ry enemies or friends: a lovely cheek is praised when its owner is hated they may even admit tho breght scintillations of

an eye, when each spark bums the soul of the beholder. Then why do we value tiiesc idle nothings? I low seldom are they prompted by the heart, and what arc words bereft of feeling? Flattery is deemed beacalli a high and noble soul;

a modifi

cation of this gross commodity? A delicate compliment is often received w'th p'casuro, but the boundary line of delicacy is placed so much nearer to flattery in smne minds than others, '.hat paying co;n-

i vli'.nen;s becomes rather a hazardous

at pub.ic aurtiou on tnt pr.'iinse, on atur ..iv j tha t! day vf Apr.!, 1. ." I. between the hour, uf 1 0 o"c!iM-k, A. M , and 4 o'clock, P. M -. t.i I following described real rtit siln.tte in tni-u jConnly, lnd , and t'mcribv.i a fo.l , Ut kit: tho Sle.ii. I S.v-iiiiil in the lawn of II..i,4J ! ville, an-' one acre of groutid on lac Si 41 J ! slnti la. I The said mil! to ! . ss.'.f a t. prop rf ly vi the said Jimp. Bu'.Ur.l itecea , d, l.v order i t f Iho Court of Cuiumou Piei ol" .ii.i Cc.as.5y (vt

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unton, lvichland, Ashtabula, 31a honing and a.;tJ vlat arc COmplimon:s but

of Cincinnati all denouncing the Nebraska scheme in the most unequivocal terms. In Illinois, there have been gatherings at Peoria, Lockport and Aurora. In Indiana, at Mishawuka, Lafayette and South Bend. In Wisconsin, at Fon-du-Lack, where the

meeting was numerously attended aud spirited ! game. We fear it has blasted many n

resolutions passeu. poor lover s hopes; a ddieutc compli

in lowa, au assemoiui-B nma ueeu lieu ui jiur- , , i i . . .. i .. . ' jmcnt is sail, and received by tlie maiden

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the t a vnie..l of lb? doLls of lbs naij k- e... i,

one breakfast table, one m.nilie clock, ouj potk I TERMS. One third of tbe pur. dm.- mourv wheel, one g ri u J.-lone, lot of IuhiIhT, bit o.'mii' j w t- requirn) nil the d.ay nf !. ou I a.r.j logs, lot o f tools, crowbar, cant hok, mid -w, J part in om year, mid the ba'anc in t.hte-u one ha'f cross cut saw, broad axe, mill irons, I mouth from the day of sale; the pu'c.'.a-r t."1 s i.u'l plow, log wagon, two Oak lo,8 hew l', three j ing his iiot.i with approved frvchohl ansy, buckets and strai nets, one seive a nd pan, j of j waiving aU valuation an.l e;privuirul liun thrashing machine, with tt. Mountjovl ofiS.de lo cvirmii-a id 10 oV-lo-ek, on aid d iv, i l. : ..... t-.. r ... ... i ...... . . i. . . . , ...

iniiauiuj. iii.icuiiie, w.i.i luisju'j one sci ot : wsien luriaer p ir.i.'tu ir wa u tua.i miona. sleigh harness. . j . AL i". .TKPIt KNS J.V , A .'tu . Terms of sale of the above discribeJ personal j Marc'i i), 'il. 4.v

property; cash in hand.

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Tho above discribed property, both real and

personal, will bo sold as the properly of Jacob 1 T U M uuderxiened w:Hinr to Cb.'fe th

W . Logan, al the suit of Matthew Chamliers, el. i L

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Yoctii is one of tho most

nenon. or Pie. it has, it

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of his choice

wiai all concealed delight.

I u soan t!ic lover becomes generous,

a lanrc bun lie of the

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v. jai:uu . itecau. ii- oreign iioacnmeiil. 1 are now utu-rt;i llielf prtsfiil ;tt ct r , I

Given under tny band at Liberty, this l")th ' coniisting cf a n.id ns Jttuiriit of Dry lloo's,1!

diiy oi .March, a. l. Ica4. ; t.roeen-, ilurj.war?, jureu-warr,

la.MIUll Al.U, Mill., U. C Mioe. Hats, ii.pt, an I ra.ty-ui-id-J C.o'.H.u;, at . icost: S h.)!- ,h' or Rrtad.

VISi:.T! lVIII-:Tt WIlKt ri Any person des ail.g to punrl.isj a goJ nd.- " A AAA BUSHELS of Wheat wanted ut "5jl" "'"'k f (.oads, n 1 rent 4 jooj eountry 1' '

CJ .UUU tho Union Mill liarmonv town- j stand ou pco i terms, would la well to cdi .11; 1 j '

see Ihe u u.Jr.-igged. I To our ol. j p;,tro:is an 1 friend, and ! I t'.i " who may feo dispofJ lo patronUe in, wi hi.I just say , liial wo w i!i wli tlif . cur jiv,.i, as : S' cost, for casU or jiru-luc. liut no cr- a l.oo - t v ufler will be giveu on sale Mt col. l'i.-is.. jjive 1 1

11 a call. MiT.T.KK .V Is, !: 1 IS 1 .1.1 I I

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ship, Union county In.!., for which the highest market price in cash wiil he paid bv Nardil, '51. lyp WILLIAM BROWN.

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labors and cares, and sorrows; but at the ! same is posted oil, enough, be thinks, to

same time, it has its bouts i.f sunsli.ne,! "- Jlt r y'. '"aisne wm 00 au ay or pleasure and joy. To ihose who have prey but the maid ui, thinking that Prcpass d tho spring-time of life, it i tn-l arlicleg arc generally done up in dear Ml by a thousand pleasing associa-i parcels,1 turns wtth d.sgust from I.h

Iin"crs aroun.l it as '"""""'"""'-""'i' 1 "

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the brightest portion of their i.a?t h stoy. 1 11 "l" .'3

iri line lildl lldl llie y may u 11.1111, uu ii-ivi..

should not bear that odious epithet. JSut

Got how delusive are the hones, lac tire

and the plans for future happiness, of the young; IIow few of their expectations are realized, and how many pleasant dreams terminate in disappointment and vanish away in the cares oi" after life! With what delight do the young usstally look forward lo the future, a the lime

when the maiden beholds her form in the mirror that form that her lover called beautiful the lip with its deadlv hues

the eye with its dell, co.d light think

you she deems hid words as aught but flat

tery? She only lliinks that h's opinion of

r.I-I.IS, W. V. C.lKKALOW, o. w

ji;3:.n- v. i-ii.i.a- & 'o., Wholesale Dealers in

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23 Pearl Street," C 1 NC I N N A T I, O. AU prin i.h ol.i by u ro warranted fast Colors. 1.. W. WINSTON, A V. W1N8TO, I. N. WINSTON, T. SIIOTWEIX. WINSTON & CO., Wholesale Dealers in No. 29 Pearl street, between M aiu and - alnut, Cincinnati, Ohio.

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1.AXV NOTICI'. &EO. W. ec I. H. JULIAN will hereafter practice in the Cireuit and Common Tleaa Court of Union and Favette counties. Feb. 16, 51.

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pared to furnudi any article in their hue 01 of u , business al fair rate. j t.lt i 1 f We keep on hand a fine assortment if Sa 1- j : , dlery and IIarnsii, conitiog of Saddlen, lire s,. . . , die" double and single Buggy !!.rnr, j ,.. . .u t harness, collars, tly celt., bufgy nut and j . -m! t. uhips; al"0, carpel bags, etc, which wiil t j eiiar.i f gold clleap j 1 aric! y t Orders punctually attrixid to. ! i.- s v Please tall and examine car stock; it wi;l cot j "I ',u vou nothing. ) (-t t. r;

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