Liberty Herald, Volume 4, Number 22, Plymouth, Marshall County, 15 June 1855 — Page 2

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FOR PRESIDENT, LEWIS D. CAMPBELL, of Ohio. - - FCH TICK' TREtDEXT,"w" " ' Ex-Gov. JOHNSTON, of Pcnnru

Religions Ilotice

ertics'of tke people, unite and prompt- i ly and firmly oppose theJ-hreatening evils of lawless insubordination and

' the reckless spirit of pj arty plundering,

that now secins to threaten our country wherever we turn our eye?. The v " r 4 1 14 l . ? . . . ' 1 . - ., t ..."! .4 44 ' 4

t menus', oi ireeuom, iM..aiw yu.wii j other States are moving, and let not i Indiana he behind. ! The loth of July may he too soon

stance, being so much allied in its na-J w' An excellent cmimnnieation ; turc to the diamond as . very "rcadjl from . our friend Mr-IlilL u reference i

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to scratch glass; and, however finely powdeaed it still retains t enough 'of the scratching properties to be very destructive to the enamel of the teeth.

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them would be entirely wanting. 1 with our own

There mav bo such a thing as a

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too' bite for insertion.' V- ..hope t hear from the- g .ntloni ng'-.ti, tt. bit

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ReT. W.s.Emev-ill preach in the Lutheran 1 The friends of freedom must take the mend it to our. readers, luvt the u,ie,g3r, who nre e! ,

thurch, on Sabbath, the S 1th of June, at 10 o'- j nepj the peoide mu'-t rally and COU1C ' best thing fur , cleansing, the .UClU eUc ot .c.lnii?,H.-rjr, tT VT1''' .lock,A. M. ' r -r - j Slavery demands too;: that ve have ever luown lis . pure irk :"nii, H-?'?' ".'ff'"

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much, and political hucksters will give nil thenr ask and more tOO. The fil-

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sion rartv is made up of men of all j clean shaving-soap is also very good; ; C01iv"t hk for riding am! M-rvtoii.- . . 11 - t n :r t t, ! -V li'fitlpJ portion of it i jmiUeJ v.nh lUs t narties who love their country more but above all things it v ou wish to , kr . . . pat in. iv- v - j "1 i 1 j Alphabet, wluth any o;ti C4i r4 J atur a f" than the spoils of party. They are. : preserve your teeth,- avoid cleansing , , 0wr4U.tt;bHt th- bJyef thrv

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The la wis 110 w the law of the State. To get such a reguluation it has cost

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them with acids, salt and charcoal. firJ w.-.h j.u,cuiy jr-r..rrj "attrr. h t?

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vr--l Ttu frJonds will wait with -hone. !

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it every defect in its application, find -lto snearT The Jicpior traffic Tof Indiana is now restrict-

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j 1'ie ''Typr," we uije th Sj-51'-J Urfurai The N. Y. Tribune saVS that the pco- muk'u; fsrimmsnt proct. Cf.lr a ntfU of

i pic of xsorth Carolina are agitating j Piiouoiypict'ciieo! u'aUr tiJiii-irucueu right to following thin as: "To render legah for the Mu.'y of ri.uriic hortiuuj. we l.-r Is of tho t,e institution of marriage among. Tenui.t, nit.s;r..i.!,;. of Ui

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confined by the provisions of the ActJ,0S -re it docs not al eadi extt, .f y, TllC,n-;!uc U.c,ou-ry. uU.pu,, The philosopher, the moralist.the lion-! and h? n nSllt to ab.yllsh lf " to ; reforms, it issaid w ill soon he brought j Tll , m.r5t of lhu r,:i4.t, H h lH1, est Statesman, and the philanthropist rUtt where it exists m a southern , before the Legi.h itnrc cf t Mate j a :cUaler fJf u ia u Ua.,., , ' . . 1 it 1 (State. Isow this is clear. The gov-. -ami, if acted upon favorably, w ill pae;B.,j Jlt VJ, r.tnsij; e.,ttuoj bv the have reason to rejoice orer the pros- i morc make a sIave : the ' way to the amelioration of the nnn -,u,, pects ot the tuture. j 1 i ''Tho t n- i condition of the slaves, and ultimate-: AU that i noe-.ry in leaning i rt !,Uire-; The momma of the 12th broke up-1 Tan. C ? f " " ilv to their emancipation. j U i the.aour, .4 xu p.,?a u i i 'V . 1 r.tories of the Lnitcufotates are nee, " rp, . i ura n .roiimm worj curriu. uius. ir on lis amid declining storms, untimely i , . . . , There seems to be a lingering sen-, . ., , urj -ur 1 '.' """"e , . , , T. iand the government is bound by the f . , , ., . US ') ",,''' la "2 U n i:. mi cold and parting clouds. It was ai ... .V , , f L timcnt of humanily existing even a-!cmmail ,,:)Uff!,0-, w,f Whm ...r,t- , . , i o t t -v- j. ! constitution to keen tnem tree, ctato . . . . :,,, , bright dav for Indiana. iNature was, . , . . , , imong Klweholdcrs, or at least, matwouM ilns b i pupis... wrt it ; c,irt

clothed with all that variegated bcati- 3 w 7"" Ulaveholding community; but, " alas : ;"l,ec,;,i," 10 u-ieruu,g otWrl4,.2a...

- ... I-.. i . i . n..' ""oi a .ii u.no u lii ci iron-v ornl i.rfu wc fear it is destined to be nipped by . , , ,,,".. .

Another Humbug. More Work ! the bitter frosts of cruelty and wrong. iThUMeuin Ul,j !i,i1'v,,n,,, c:, i,olon, j.

Legislature of Carolina will j ot-f.ns, una .ai iis.umi the tho-Wuj n 1 b

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t y, freshness and living loveliness with 1 1 J '

which a beneficent hand decorated our external world. Streams, forests, hill top and vale, landscape and field, meadow and lawn seemed to re-echo a song of praise, while from every spray of the embowering wood, thanksgiving, joy and gladness poured forth a

song commingled with the singing of

birds and the jubilant of nature. The 13th was still more beautiful. The w inter is past, the rain is over and gone, and the voice of the turtle is heard in our land. Yes, the long, dreary winter of moral pollution and human degredation is passed, the dark damning reign of liucr selling infamy is over aad gone. The sunbeams of living

fortlio Dentist.

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a human being, has been -passing 1 "ae ol liW so uetuitun auw..m-,of Ul8 niirUeI Ch,r.,ctCr;,ik-. of u.o n.i i

through the country east of Liberty I tic to thc Vltal principles of their everything which U more lrr.th than ovpth ... . & , . . V ii- i cherished institution. The nassae tHot ioifj fer of iu within the last few davs, selling a com-:utll-u-u ,u 'lu u g ' 1 i .-f ,.t - . tt ! i..T., . . r , , " ' o p , l , e -i i t I Jat ioi u t , it w hi oil 4Ci J l :x t of tl t e l . pOUllu Ut poisonous uiuguisa01eu in ' Iha price of i!e I vr: i. $1.3), mi l u hi

rain-water, for the purpose, as he un-ccrucu' L U u at OIltc uu ulc maia i t' "an .m.nt of tpaUNhcr r,r t:. r,wili

blushingly declares, of cleansing the teeth, preserving them from decay, restorina those which arc decayed.

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healino- or'o mim lmrifvin the 111 -ortti Carolina, it win, uoutme, . that tho poj.er aloua wilt coat no war $1.31

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breathe an atmosphere so pure. j r ,,,ui r'c,",,Mr,t -:'( "' rn,iu.., in , . , . , . : books, ra froi j() Cf !it. to S't.'-O, afcorijtii It slavery is becoming unprofitable ' ,, . , . ... 'lo the nuu.Ler of cpi iij ent to h. o

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breath, and civing solidity to teeth iin tinie' ,JCComc extiuct' 1Jut so kmSiw,,i",c nm' U',cr " ,!ff that are inclined to work lo'ose Ami ' selfiishness is the ruling clement inir "7 '" ',,J " ;r" IT lll.lt are lnciluCU lO WOIK loose. VliU . , ..... : I lu way lock iiur;ion.b?; hut wo hvp no ffa-

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gratemi Hearts commingle upon the , , it . . . . , 1 I the least smatterin

common airar oi praise to me ureal i . . , . , ,-, , , . , . . I physiological scicnc

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called upon to carry out and enforce the law. The law opens the door for the medical faculty to come in and

claim pure and unadulterated liquor for medicinal purposes. We invoke the co-operation of the members of the faculty throughout the State to demand of every druggist whom he patronizes, as they demand unadulter-

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what is more astonishing than all i?,;8-1. " ,t5 uul ''UI'ui "l"""-" "wlUo to a.uhi ih 4 it wir.b? r-nhfuiy i;v?j oP 10 Ma-.ai -l.M-.-tt i-tatut. f .r that this monstrous falsehood has been ! svery and all kindred oppressions 0.1 ih. part of tho,.h!ihen.. The rr.t,1:.nr..i , tt-iti.-n bf jir-i.d P it v. credited by intelligent citizens, and a ! iU exist, unless found to be absolute- I 'T! 1' wa' i ditpp.u t, I. ,s d - M ,

ready market found for the poisonous ! un profitable and burdensome. try Who w i;, lip m c!ii fof x ty A .,,'.' 1 ,1. 1 ." .

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. 1 . , . .1 , premium ti irmi j, ii in( r i .... g of chemical or lenity. A great trusting heart, throb-, t)uielLlul ti. t a. ' vailv , uIcumhm ry j .i,-.

r wonld h-ivoboltor ; 'un3 -v'lta gcuumc SVinpath V and fel- I ,:,, 'iaur, In.o. 4id I 1. r f

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logwood and rain-water, for the pur- imaginations.

ipose of clctinsing and restoring the wnere you win, eitncr ortn or

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But," says one, "he told us that j great mass of community "every pur- j ' i .1 . 1 . . . ! . .IP I . 1 ir

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it was entirely free from all acid prop- i l)OPC of thc llcrtl t is -elfish, and self ; passed by the late Lcgilaturc of Ma.s- TllC American Party of Ohio. erties" And this verr assertion was j god they worship' And tvhiie;:.1 H',W Itsl" . t , - . r , Li . . r x i visions are: .t t'. a Ai-tiiI . -i f t . -! ;nfn-ipnt of it;olf to b-tvo rovrnlrd this state of society remains, if sla- -. . , . . . ., . ... - , , , .", suiiicient oi ltstu to n.te re.caicu. II. 1 hat everv alleged fugitive frota , ( '.".iH'd. l."!d 1:1 ( . !. :, ! ,!:;...:!, the scoundrel's imposition.' For any j VC1T continues profitable, can we hope j slavery t-hall bo cntitictl to the lh . ! 1 s.V.. t!.c f i'lf.f r- i . f i'ri- -

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gist who faihs or refuses to furnish us with pure chemicals and drugs, and in like manner we should withhold our patronage when and where they refuse t furnish us tho pure and unadulterated liquor required for a faithful discharge of professional duties. If liquor is medicinal at all, it is more so as it is pure. Our legislature has w isely forbid the sale of impure liquor in the State, and if the Act is enforced, nothing but the pure article will pass the hands of the drug store. Xow is thc time for medical men to secure an invaluable immunity for the honor of our profession and the good of our patients. A law of Congress with our State law and we would be safe from the vile impositions of unprincipled liquor dealers.

5?It has been suggested that the Republican party meet in Convention nt Indianapolis on the 13th of July. ' o suggestion a good one. i c' was any necessity or propr.- . in organizing to check the corruption and profligacy of party spirit, the unjust demands, and insatiate cravings of the slave power, the determined spirit of Anti-Temperance, and the

growing and menacing disposition of

Anti-American demagoues, it appears to us that all those who wish to see the government administered on a scale of justice and equality, that the great objects of the constitution may be secured and enjoyed by the people, all those who desire to check and keep in reasonable bounds the onward and ruinou3 march of slavery and its continual aggressions and propagations, all who wish to sustain a prohibitory law against the desolating evils of intemperance, ought. to organize in the name of their common country. Let tho spirit of patriotism unite all of all artie3 who desire to save our institutions, preserve the constitution, pro

tect the Union and perpetuate the lib-j

must have had very imperfectly 1 10 sec 1C Uie or c en 111 ueenne: : and to trial hv jurr. j cn U .i vi n -a ,. f . ......

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au aciu quality oeiongmg to , " """'0 v" ' r,. , ., . n . .t i. ,t " 1 J i n 4 .4 tugitiN e, ho si! ill not be lu ovrd to be v. oil I ovi r th m -i-.t,.i i . ! r. .

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property was me principal, pernaps ai,u uu,ui"iitiie ot not loss than one tiiouand nor. V e pro.li.ri t- tie

the only one" that would have any ef- j ot emancipation f n e can ie loud in f more than live thousand dollars, tmd ! ing: feet on the teeth whatever AVc knew our manifestations of sympathy for! by imprisonment fur nt less than one lT.INCIl'IJ.S ( il TI1K AMI.KIf.YN that the world entertained a reat victims of oppression; but, if such I vc J'cars ; 1AUTV OF (J1I. , . , - ,. , . . i mi . i-4 Ao Mate olucir .ha'l iuo a war- I. 1 hr tii..-..iU 1 lui n if M.Y.many absurd and foolish notions m a thing were possible as to negotiate rantj gr!inta eertiiieatc. orin.anv wuv'ginn di-co.mictcd with wht-ll..-

reierence to thc preservation oi the-ior incir iiociation, now lew oi us j act under thc-Fitjitive Navo law, under $ tiiity to ccc!e-iti. ,1 i-."! i: ra t: t.-.t'l 1... f .1 4, .-. ,,1.4 .1. .. ,1 -. ; would lio will in rr t r lif.i v mil- tih.i vr i ti ! ...,i 1 1 1 1- . . f ! .-.r.. t .,..!.: . ii: . 11 1 ... "... T ,'. .... . f i .. ... . . . l

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of bottles, costing thc pitiful amount j securing thieresult!

of from three to five cents apiece, j could be sold iu our own lirbdihorhoorl ,'

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I v .in .11. .ii v in i ii. 1 1 ii' i till . jin .m.isi uiu' il" u i j I .ii . . ...:.' c, !- n , ;i. who holds a fodora! ofiioo. whi.-It i-v-ti : of tb,-tr rt-bnm. bi ' . r - is

for th virrht i.oinlinmn ,,r f, , L'' x ' Kiimcr is now canvassing , 1r x : , T ., : . - . . ioi uie lignt liandome sum oi tiom! -J qualifies bun thus to net in the return ' the Cu.t!tut:d:l. one to two dollars per bottle. jtho com,t as agut for the salc of f a fugitive, shall not be alloncd to 11. N iuterfcrenre with tic u'...t-" We know not whether any further i anew maP oi 1,10 t.'d States and hold any State office. ThN h nAhrcct of t itizenyhip ahirdv be

remarks imon this sitbtt- .m, f,nm J-crritones, .Mexico. Canada, the West reqnncnient id Judge Coring s rcmo- t n -igut r...tud the

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us, win ue accejuaijle or not, but we shall take the liberty to offer them,

hoping they may prove beneficial to S

some of our leaders. lono

The troth nro rnmnn.l .M-.nr . v.n il i-! pvocurc new maps. H e have had the on that he may. hold tinder the oin

of phosphate of lime; which substance I llasure of examining thc one now offer- j ""wealtb nnd .td iall.be. incapacitated : Tinted Stait s

has a strong affinity for every thing cdfor 5alc aiwl 80 far asour judgment of an acid nature. " The .acid uniting iS0CS wc unhesitatingly pronounce it

with the toeth at once dissolvr iboito be onc oI thc best and most accurate

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posed. Hence the reason why sour fruit i3 so apt to "set the teeth on edge." The acid of thc fruit literally destroys them; exposing the nerves to the immediate action of whatever is brought in contact with thc teeth. All substances therefore of an acid nature, used for the purpose of cleansing and whitening the teeth are highly W jurious; for each application wili necessarily remove .a portion . of thc outside coating or enamel of the teeth. Salt is also injurious to tlie teeth, especially, when it is used for cleansing them-a very common and foolish practice. The acid of which salt is in part composed having a greater affinity for the substance of which, tho teeth arc composed than for its own mineral base, leaves tho latter to unite with the former. 1 Powdered charcoal, though freely used by a great many persons who regard it as perfectly harmless, is also objectionable. Charcoal is a hard sub-

KSWe notice, a callhas been made by many of the leading Anti-Slavery men of our State, for a conventon, to beheld at Indianapolis, on Wednesday the 27th inst., for thc purpose of taking into consideration, the present State of the Anti-Slavery causc.A We hope the State will be well represented, and trust that some decisive rud practical measures will be adopted, by thc convention. Great Hail Storm i.vKrsit CouxTV. It is said that the greatest hail storm that was ever known in that section of country ,pascd over on Monday last, in a part of the western edge of Hush and eastern edgo of Shelby counties. Tho ground was covered to a considerable - depth with hail

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