Locomotive, Volume 21, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1852 — Page 4
IS A BA2Y1 .sit j; is'the tis'6 of havlnfif'errantsi li (hey'are'hoito
p.. -t - I .7 1; ir?n
Sfov. - -- juiMiV-" -"i1""'" 1 "-"
t.: Harried ife.
, t ' TU right--1ua 2iv'wb7i. hearts anj trn,
m. l hwJut .heart without deceiving,.- . --. Anl not toBfwfck.Hn kJlefrenfe," sc. t To trv if neVrhe ftover ;'-6f grieving: "' " i trudge 5 If tbeyicloryiia yours, if .you're won theiove of i:;W?tanf,geiieroW: heart, all you have to da is to 'xbibU it in chains and 'be as' capricious and fic&VCyou? nature prompts! It is an interesting" atndy to a heart angles to watch" the wrltVngi.ftiid-contoTticmsf his vtctim. It your lady 'lot o show a little rpirit; neve heed it; bring her to with'a'Kttle feiailfiil flfrtation, wh the Ionian she most , (silies,tathig care always to stop in time to prevent a dissolution of the eu-
gagement. Accustom yourself to-tftart ; women lcaaget
them up "to order . at any time. Just turn on your heel and 'whistle "pit, Susanna.". t Don't make yourself so cheap as tabe always on hand at the time promised 'r forget (?) occasionally or be at least half an hour behind the time. They didn't do so in the days of chivalry, but men were . fools then. ' A few such little (ingenious manoeuvres will rivet love's fetters indissolubly. The more uneasy sho gets waiting for you, the warmer the welcome when you arrive.
After marriage, yW needn't : trouble yourself about anything in thl way of. courtesy ; she has got to love, honor, ami obey you then, and no mistake, though Lucifer himself might take lessons of you.- As to at you promised, "cherishing," and tlmt stuff, he parson, himself would laugh at the iclca pf y 6Ur remembering it longer than the honey:moon Ifvyour,W'ifea stupid enough to get sick, hire a nurse and go off onjourney r she was wel e(ioughhen you married her, and it's a thing you've had nothing to do
with j in fact it's a regular take In. A sick" wife ia a nuisance a damaged article, good for nothing but to be laid on the shelf and replaced by another as soon as the .process of wearing out is complete. Scissors l Ain't men "lords of ere ation V Clear tho track 1 s
itoro the: gnickef booker, is Dne?f s thff mchest
i speeimei of : fun 'arid' humor we Have'' met -with for a longtimf.Sf'1 ' ; P. S. Whopji iurrah P0n the world ; again I Where aryo'my fine Editor? Did I ever talkf C-dmst ad ashes t 0, isir, I lied 1 muWtudmously. Every '"nerved every faros'cle, i that' ffldTiot try,t& iafcgl Jneitf h1at.utleracC ,lied.Ko, ir lei me tell you, it's & great world, 1 glorious, magnificent' a' tprid lEatianbe heat,' Talk of the stars and a better -world," but?r don't invltE?me"therrVe r0h, Tad! "this morning is 1 too beautiful to; leave ; and besides I would rath
er stay, if only to praise God a little longer for
this glorious light,. this, pure air that can echo back my loudest hurrah 1 1 And then' my boy
but hav'ntl told youSuWhy, sir, Iv'evgot a boy4-r-a bo? rha! hai I shout it to you-A BovJ
fourteen pounds, and the mother a -great deal oetferthku'could be expected. And.l sat, Mr.
Editor," it' & wine -hurrah "and hallelujah for
ever 4, - Uh sir I such legs such arms, and such
a bead I aud. olj he.has his mother lips I
t -siXftft' servant wai ae&tctft 1ft fee- gate.aa boy passed out, and went whisUing ouMs. waytci
school, w hen he reaeh,a.U3 seat in the Acaafemy, lie drew frottt his satchel bis arithisetioand began. tci inspect Mus eums, r :,-.:.;- " ; !.:,:.. ,V
c.f.ji eannotQ these' je .whisperea to his eeas?
mate they sare too hard.'!. -y- . U
'But you can trvfl replied lu$ conrpanion..
0L4cnewthaVl can" aid -John, .'-'but tyw - to
much trouble.1 e'Pray wh'at r8 teacher for if dot to help -us but of diflSculdes ?' . 2 ' shall carry my
siaie io rroi. . aeipweli.' . . , 4Z . M., Alas 1 poor John. He had come to another closed gaten a gate leading into a beautiful and boundless science, 'the f laws qf , .which jars the modes in which Go J acts, in sustaining, all tha works of Hia hands''--the science of mathematics. - He could have opened the gate and entered in alone and explored the ches of the Tealm; but his mother had injudiciously let him rest with the idea that it is as well to have gates opened
for us; as to' exert our own strength. The result
1 1 was, that her son, like the young hopeful sent to
' suck of Boote siitd faoca - if im don't believe, that fee cs I " "
'-'rr z "t-i.
: Mil rofrk tkeUef thotr, for Idts mottey Ul&a toy oUwr euMUk
ShaTtngJoap, together witk .teoek f efeaytejs ad Xdw te t Soaps, for sale low iy. , . Tir,, " .
eould kiss them forever I. -And then, air, look at Mr. Wiseman, soon concluded that he had no
genius for mathematics, and threw up the
tt. Mm tn!fflHlIX.U 4C"COf.
Steam Bngtnea, Grist and saw Mills Of every ris and deei4ploii, 66rm sbd -CdVGrlsdei,' sri all kinds n Castings.- Cly : Foandery and. Machine, shop, Pen8? ylTaids, ftoat&of JSala Street, Indisnspoils.- - Jane 5-3ai j
Celebrated" Ctoolertt ' mixture.
4 N affectnal refnedy for' Cbolera,- Dysentery," DIatAdea,
. Cholera lnrantarar ndj fiovel uompufata uenenuiy. Prepared by I. F. Pope 4 Co-t oUi side Washington street,
For ail the purposes for wlikh this remedy is designed, U
-stands, before
has more
rstloa. . Its
the nhvstoioeteal stsle of the ststem t which Bowel Coin plain ts
supervene, and is s scientific combination of remedial agents, admirably adapted to the effectual and speedy restoration of the patient. . Its Influence entends to every part of the system producing a'healthfal efieetHpOd nil the secretions, snd speed fly restores the diseased organs to a normal state. Jt Is. alsoj an excellent reatoraUre, and has proved invaluable in its lavigorating effects npon nervous and debilitated patients.
and It
reps
or
! -ii-li.lfiIWiAclatisa2f4i Ji j ,v f . ToRS-XoilrMd Oertre , - B16w the Bewrsr, sound the Tomtom,' U'v'1 ;i;t J ,Bea open th big Bass Drum, . i : . . . 9 Hurty tip Che Hardy-gordv, rattle-op the Jang-anaoff, 7 - ,-. i., - FAIHS4SS.'S Spring Stock at font. , , .rf
DECIDEDLY TAKEN IN. A man in Philadelphia recently married a woman under the impression that she had .dunes, but when he' found 5 out "that it " was ' hot so, he cdmplaioed before the Mayor, and prayed for rllicf. The following are the facts elicited before the police court : A man with a pair of whiskers, or , rather a fiair of whiskers with something faintly, resembing a man attached. tq them, i .appeared" before
the municipal bench with an accusatiop against Clementine Derby,, oiherwiso .Millet, .who, 'according to the affirmation of ; the" ;omplathant
Abraham Millet, had.swindled him out of his
pe rsonal freedom, , 0by;4u?iog,;JbmL' t marryi
ner, me saiu t-jcmenune, whtt proved auerwaras,' on close inspection, to be mere.bundle of false
pretenses. Abraham, the man of whiskers, had
become acquainted with lisfDrhy at a reputai
Die ooaraing nouse, where the -lady; had fixed: her temporary residence. ':'Me.aa:a linei.eat
of brown hair, chantiing teeth,n and due pW
poruon oi roses ana lilies in her complexion, an innocent, maidenly'touTitanbagod figure, and a fortune of "forfy itfiiusahli doiiars'cash, including a rice plantation, stocked, with ninety?
three negroes, somewhere out South.: Some oY
these attractions were visible to (Mr . Millet, but the rice grounds and the negroes" had neiyer been s,eea by him theyr.thereforey were merely objects of faith. Miss Clementine gave' him siich a particular account of the property, the real es
pecially, that Abraham was quite; satisfied with its reality. . , , v '. . , 5 .
After a rapid courtship, they were, married ; "and then," said Miltet," I found her out. 4 Her fln hair was merely' a wig and when it was off, her head was as flaked asn t r4andy desei;tan unvegetated ,' Sahara, -witnout'a single oasis Her eharmitag teeth" were" j(aU;pbrcelam'i' hef proses and lilies chalk and ermine ; her exquisite figure', cotton wadding ; and for her maidenly innocence," observed Mr. Millet, very ruefully, " I found she had tw children boarding .out. m
Jersy, one of whch childreui.A?dingY,ri:urly.!
headed Jitue feHowr that look : prodigiously like he had African blood in1 hlmr ' Stilh" Baldt Mr.
Millet,' pursuing th aubjeci'-tha thought of
tuo ntuqauytvui. douiu, ana in&niune.iythree negroes,, affored me .some comfort ; but it wasn't )on .befoffi I, discovered, that, this planaUon was so far out south V thats there waa no
coming at it riftnditaafor her--ni""Ter,4. Itfcmess
has none; except that" Hitld frizzly headod
vu ui van umj f: roomers - . ,. f i . I pity yottf case. said th ft M a vnr.'f hni. wo
can do nothinjr for yott.tt You dwn imnrndpnrA
biWgbt7tt in, thii predicament ijou ?were in
head that slur eah call her own ? for tha-' HorHii
sho bought them rom never ha;,beea" paid, for them '''' l i.''-" ftt i
i'i'f'eCting'thalt bill ts'a priviieffe'that wiiV be
Ion? to toufr'gaidJiif hcpor'jU AhraBim, with
many a convulsive soo, icit ine nail ot justic-
his feet,' jbj.8 hands; his chin, his everthing, in fact--so perfect! 0. IC." - Give me joy, sir
ho you needent either , , I am full now I run over ; and they say that I ran over old women, half killed the mother, pulled the doctor hy the nose, and upset apothecaries in the comer, and then didn't I ring the tea bell ? Didn't I blow the horn ? Did't I dance, shout, laugh and cry altogether ? The women say they had to tie me up, I don't belieye that, but who is going to shut his roouth when he has a live baby ? You should have heard his lungs, sir, at the first mouthful of freslrair such a bust ! - A little tone in his voice, but not pain .; excess of joy, sir,
from too great sensation. The air bath was so sudden, you know. Think of all this beautiful machinery starting off at once in full motion ; all his thousand outside feelers answering to the touch of the' cool air ; the flutter and crash at the ear; and that curious contrivance, the eye, looking out wonderfully and bewildered upon the great world, so glorious and dazzling to his unworn perceptions ; his net work of nerves, his wheels and pulleys, his airpumps and valves, his engines, reseryoirsj and all within that fountain, with its jets and
running streams, dashing and coursing through
the length and breadth, without stmt or pause, j making altogether sir, exactly fourteen pounds ! I am this day multiplied by two. I am indefinite series and there is my continuation. And you observe it is not a block, nor a blockhead,' nor a painting, nor a bust, nor a fragment of anything however beautiful, but a combination of all the arts and sciences into one; painting, sculpture, music, (hear him cry,) mineralogy, chemistry, mechanics, (see him kick,) geography and the use of the globes, (see him nurse,) and with all he is a perpetual motion -a timepiece that will never run down. And who wound it tip? But words, sir, are only a mouthing and a mockery. -
, IKE IN THE COUNTRY.
During" the last winter Ike was sent to visit some of Idrs. Partington's relatives, who live on the borders "of the Great Bay. , Squid river, which empties into the bay, is a very beautiful
stream in summer, but in winter it is dreary enough,; yith the tall trees, stript of their foil-j
age, stanamg, as'it were, shivering upon its briijk' ; rlTut , it is a rare skating course from t Moose Village ;to the river's junction with the bay,C,;'V, ike had used up all his resources for fun at thaend of the third day. He had snow-balled thecatti nto a frenzy, caught all the hens in a boxetrapr tied the pigs together by the legs, .sucked ,aU .the eggs he could nd, and was look-
mgjound for something else to do. while the
boys' were at school. He was just calculating, as he poised a snow-ball, how near he could come to a tame pigeon on the window sill without hitting it, when the glass was saved by the
appearance of the house cat outside the sacred
precinct of the kitchen. Ike had watched this cat wistfully ever since he-bad been there, and the cat had manifested a.
strange repugnance to him ever since he trod on her tail aa she lay by the stove. He immediately .seized upon her, and expedients, never want
ing; soon suggested themselves to him.
! J.hero were plenty of clam shells about the
yard, and, selecting four of the smoothest, he, by
the aid' of some grafting wax at hand, soon had
1 aboy.beautituliv shod with clam shell s and on
the way to the river. Re's idea was to learn
her to $kat$ i;. . ,
The river was smooth as glass, and a sharp
wmaoiew aiong us suriace lowara tne Day.
studv
The same was true of Latin. He could have learned the declensions of the nouns and the conjugation of the verbs as well as other boys of his age ; but his seat-mate Very kindly volunteered to "tell him in class," and what was the use in opening the gate into the Latin language, when another would do it for him ? Oh, no ! ., John Easy had no idea of tasking mental or physical strength, when he could., avoid, it, and the consequence was, that numerous gates remained closed
to him all of his Me gates to honor gates to
nches gates to happiness. Children ought to be early taught that it is always best to help them
selves. Madison ( wo.) family Visiter. The Weeping Willow There is no tree, the sight of which excites more tender emotion in the heart, than the 'weeping willow' It is out of place in a public walk-but looks delightful when flourishing in lunanCeliia'' the borders of some winding stream j or in some secluded spot, which has long been the asylum of solitude and tranquility. It is the emblem of sorrow and de votion, and forms a beaitiful and appropriate ornament to a burying ground." With its dropping
foliage, it appears to be looking back on the past and sympathizing -ifith the afflicted mourners. It reminds one of the things which were and hushes all the angry passions pf the human heart.
Independent of the associations which are inseparably connected with its appearance, there is no tree in our forests which present an aspect more graceful and lovely, or whose branches are more umbrageous. The first weeping willow was planted in England, by the celebrated poet, Alexander Pope. He received from the Levant a basket of figs, and observed one of the twigs, of which the basket was formed, putting out a shoot. This twig he planted in his garden. It flourished. Grew sweet to sense, and lovely to the eye : and from ..this ; parent stock, all the weeping willows, whi?h are, by. no naeans uncommon in England, have sprung. -Boston Journal.
f ORRIS & BULLA BD;' hare removed to T. M; "Smith's old stand, two doors west ef Hanoainaa'a Drue Store,
where they wUl be nappy to attend tone rartons Wants or weir
old customers,, and the publle gene rally, by furnishing them with the best of arUcles, and at the lowest prices. . We shall keep constantly on hand a good assortment of FamUt Groceries, Staple Dry Goods and Motions. CH an A t tta. i t I - - v. ... .? , '-
N. B. Butter. Ears, Lard. Bacon, and Vegetables alwars on
hand at .juacB : -x.: . M0BR1S & BPLLABD'Si EM1clnff' OIaa;JPlate-BesV Trench and5nnati Mirror Tiates. of all sizes, 8 by 10 to 18 by 30, for sale low by my 29 CBAIOrLSAO d( BROWS ISG. r
ft GROSS B. A.F&hnestoct'a Vermlihge ; .i I O 10 gross Mexican Mustang Liniment; "si gross Erandeth' PHls;1 gross MeLahe's Pills? 10 do McLane'8 Vermifuge; 2 do Wright's do 9 do Forshas Balm Llnl; S do Bull's Sarsaparilla ; ment; : -J i 3,. do Sands' do- . 3 do Loree's Ohio do 1 3 "Jdo ' Towngehrs do 2 do Coffeen's Chinese do --
Together witt all the popular Patent Medicines of, the day, sale at the nrObfletor's Prices at , j ... -
; my 29? 1 ?3r r, CBA1GHEA BBOWKISG'S
- He has Opera Boots for Janey Balls,, a j , And Congress Gaiters to answer the cans , Of pabiie meftwkoin ttnbUa fcalla. .-A
cuwiiaieet pointing np io me ceiunga. f
.And Cork-soied Boots for the wise and discreet, T fAnd enamelled Mooroes for man that as neat. H -
k And Hangarian. Gaiten that he warranU to fit '. k , of wararphllanthreplcal feelings. V 17 r ' yofihe Ladies. he ha Polkas, and gnrmerssaad 2tH;hi4 And Buskins and Gaiters of every size, And Boston Gaiters thai will open the-eyea-'.- ?f-, i j t ; Onovert.peertrtalbeattties. ' Ani set of so eatlT a beattttfWl ankle, " ; "'' '" - 1 That the hearts of all rivals with envy will rankle, .rr.,.r ' And men will adore e'en taeit shoe-ties. - He has Kossuth Hats and Pattaraa Hatsv - a t -;- ; And Hats made of Silk, and fiats Woolen. " v And Hats m&&1 f Straw, and Hats of Fat, o ) , hr. : empty heads or fall ones. , t ::: Then let n Who Want coverings for the headorfeeti '' f Hutttpthe "BlGBQOT,"n Wasliington street. t - Where it stands spon its own footing. " s -Vocarii3nd!l without ant trouble at all ' ',"f -In the "Sentinel Bnitdings" opposite Odd Fellow's Hall, . Where FAIRBANKS wUI gtadW receive tvery eaUj' . , A And charge you nothing for looking. : ,- ,
TrfniraerritdL Cosmetics, A largi JT-' lognes and Sstraets for the handkerchief I Hanet, and Lnbintrue Frenca extracts) torethi
large stock of jCo lief, fotota Rouse IK
auet, and Lnbinitrue Frenca extracts) torether with evarv
article wanted Tor a lady's toilet,' all eiee,flneand for sale vheatt
for
TJAINT8, OILS, VAKNISII
lo bbis unseed oil ; 988 kegs pure 50.1 White Lead; 3 casks Venitian Red ;
i casK eiiowchre ;
etc. c
6 bbis Sp.Tn
SbblsCooal
, 3 bbis Japan .
t tioi oaen
rpentine j Varaish :
do
do
jfilMlosopher.-In the neighborhood of Rock
dale, a big hulking- collier, six feet two in his stockings, had an extremely diminutive wife; be
ing in country dialect a spreet was ia the habit of thrashing her husband. 'John,' said his master to him one day, 'they say that your wife beats you. Is it true ?' 'Yoy,' drawled John, with
most provoking coolness, 'Toy, responded the master with indignation,' twhat do you mean you ignorant lout A great strapping . fellow like you, as strong asv a steam ensine or an elephant,
to let a little woman like your wife thrash you f What a blockhead you must be. f fWhoy whoy,'
was the patient reply ; , 'it -pleases her - and does me no hort 1' Here was a true philosopher ; one who had never" heard 'f -Academic and "Stoic
rules, but from" his natural powers, had practi
cally discovered the summum bonum. What a store of pent up happiness should diffuse through the world if in all dealings with our neighbors.
we Kept in mind the collier's answer ; 'pleases her and does me no hort I' ,
. 3 bbis Fire Proof Paint ; 800 lbs Lampblack ;
3 cases Emerald Green ; . , . iwu ids Ked ieaa ; Together wiMi a large stock Of Chremes,: assorted colors, Prussian Blue; Ultra Marine; Chinese VermUlion: India Red i Paints of all colors, ground and onground ; Gold Leaf; Bronzes all colors and qualities v .with the best stock. of Paint Varnish, Sash, Blending, and Graining Brushes, ever before offered in this market, on hands and for sale at a very small advance, for cashiftt . . .my2 . . .CR.AIQHB.4P & BOWNIXG'S.
7 4 J,.:-.CAKIOTIIEKS.:,,-. -Storage, JPorwardlnirV Commission ; and, KecelTlngf Mercliant, Ohio street, opposite the Steamboat Landing, Madison, Ind. -TVRDERS promptly attended to. Lowest rates charged for
NOTICS io the citizens of Indianapolis and surronndlag country. The undersigned have bought Thomas Sttteta entire stoek, of Fisk's Patent Metalie Burial Cases and have got the sole agency for the sale of the same, lo Central Indiana, which we win furnish at a smalt cost over good wooden coffins. Undertakers supplied at a small advance oa manufacture whole sale. price. . .r -. . . . r Ko Charge will be made for ihe use of ear f ault whett- ir furnish the cotlin or cases. . .t j ; ... ... Corpse win be taken to any part of the United States, tat reasonable charges; . u . ... .... ;t The public are respectfully Invited to call and examine the above metalie eases, at our wareroom, Washington .street, nearly opposite the Masonic Hall. ' """ i, 'Ait , '-'A - ,;3:WEAyESi& WJTJtLpfS,..
VALUABLE BEAL -ECTAB'Hift M
THK Lawreneebergh and Indianapolis Rail Road Cempaay have a number of well improved Farms, unimproved
Lunda, vacant Lots, and Houses and Lots, la the most desirsbls
Forwarding and Storage.
toy 29-ly
ICE! Icell The subscriber is now ready to .supply all his old customers, and as many new ones as may wish to get it, with Ice during the coming season. The Ice will be delivered daily to regular customers. Those wanting Ice for sickness, or who do not wish to be supplied regularly, can get it at any time
al Mannaman's Drug &lore. apr24-3wy GEORGE W. PITTS. A C ARB. JOHN McCOBKLE, practttioner of Medicine, 2 formerly of Franklin, I rid. , having located in this city, tenders his professional services to the citizens and public generally. He proposes to treat any and every type of disease as successfully without the use of Cacomel, the LRcT,aad Blisters, as any man can with those agents. He not only consid
ers mem 01 no neneni m me treatment or disease, out positively injurious., . , . Office on Meridian street, between Washington street and the Governor's Circle. Indianapolis, April 3, 1852-tf , V SABLEK1T1 THE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and; the public in general, that they have now on hand and for sale as good and genera! assortment Of Harness, Collars, Bridles and everything In their line, except Saddles, which will be soM as cheap-as at any other eetabluhment'in Indianapolis. They pledge themselves to warrant all work, and at such prices as to give general satisfaction. We are thankful forpaat favors and hope a continuance of the same. Shop on Washington Mreet, next door to V. C. Hannah's, and opposite the Branch Bank. , - ' apr 3-6m WEAVER HISESLEf .
. Wj. EOBSOS.
STABLE,
fSHE subscribers having formed a partnership lailie livery
uorses, carnages, sug-
I . business are prepared tofurnisi
ides, and Sleighs on livetv: ' Thev have a good stock of horses,
fine and.elegaut carriages, and carrful attendants and can be
round stall times at me staoie,m tne aney norm 01 nasnugton and west of Illinois streets. ' .
Horses kept by the day, weak, of nionth. on most reasonable
Indianapolis, Oct. 1, 1851, " , jan 31-tf
locations ia the city, of Indianapolis and in Marion Countv.
which they will sell on terms that any lodastriousma, wishing to get himself a home, can do so by paying a part of the.pnrcliase money down, and a Uberal credit will be give forth remainder. For further particulars enquire of , r Indianapolis Jan. 17-tf W. R0BS0K, A geafc " ' ::'f houses TO AEHTti'-'i 'hi
rSXHEjiBdersizned. A sent for the Lawreacelarf and
gr 3. Indianapolis Railroad Company, has several con-
f veniew ewemng naases to rent, 1 tiesiraMe part of. the city '
For further partiealars Inquire of , ; 'A
JauS4-tf Wlkl. BOBSOS. ETOIANA rSSTXTUTIOH TOE THE DSAT AJSm DTJMB (On the National Read, H af af tiiaH j - VISITORS are admitted o Monday, Taesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, between the hours of i and 3 o'clock, P." M. Also, on Saturday, from 10 to 12 O'cloefc, A, M. During these hours some person wUl be in readiness to conduct citizens of the State, and strangers, to tkw eeboo! rooms, and through those parts of the buildings open ta the public. The objector the Institution being the benetit of the unfortuuate Mutes, will not allow the admission of Visitors at any other time. oct-tf " 1 " 0 ' Sign of the Big Platte'
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J. If. VA JEN, : New - Hardware aad. Toot Stere. HAVING permafiently located in Indianapolis, 0 Washing, ton street, four doors east of the Wright House, aod next door to the Stage office, and having furslshedhtt establishment with a splendid assortment of -:. HABDWASS AJTD TOOLS, ' Is prepared to furnish them to customer o tiis utoU ressonable terms. His stock consists of Builders' Hardware, Crpen tor's Coopers, Wagon Maker's Edge Toolaot every variety and description, which he warrants equal to any purchased ia tit west, fie i also ecge god la maiBfacturlng ' . . - : FLAKES ASO EDGE X00L8.. -
. 4 quantity of' batter; the 4umpcf ivhich; intend
' edfrr pounds, he 'wfighedin "the'b5fai3ce' aRd - found wanliog.a iWe; it"y
thsee
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ttr tfZ Y saadClidy, ia t?p
X iti tr.-3 rtrrer.'ii 8 your 'own f;-::, t.?,
it tk round o posp i bousrht here ne1;..
t" 1 hid b ti 0 '.cilicr.cnd of the' scales vrhca X
tri: ti 'n V t'.-.s storekeeper had notLis" n 2t i " Cil t.3 iw-jCvw, . i rtr-if. . . .-. . ,1
Champlain is a <lake>, not a "<lakelet>," we can
; Notr, Puss,said,Ike; as he pushed her upon thelceVgo'itt '" , ;
An, instinct of '.danger instantly seized npon lier iller claws, whicn Ike had found so sharp
'a'short'tiine hefore were now useless to her; and
with a growl of titeshe swelled her caudle a-pH
4 . -. :. 1 " . I
penaae 10 an enormous size, wnicn, taking tue
mod, impelled the poor feline like a cupper over the slippery path. The tail stood straight as a
topmast, and grew, higer and bigger, and Xafcter flew.thfi animal to which the tail belonged:" Ike
laWcTtni ho-cried to, see the cat scudding be-
lore the wind. Jiut now.tne bay lay before them, and far out over the smooth ice was the blue water of -C'ff "seaT Tf-'-C 1. , ' The rtsult; catt te"picssed.' - The ckt never came back and tvery bod y wondered what hd become, of: ber'ind thought" i!Ttigurd ,11 luclt for' a 'eat 'toleavea house so suddenly. Ike thoughlicespecjapyTo " ' Ike's conscience reproached him sadly, but he
compromised the mattes by ..leaving ...the,- tesan ts-
xnere, ana came nome wim a pQCKSiUiioi aotigns 'nets' sni & ch'iabl3 ppa'tatidhfoK propriety .
varra caff,- w
Bathin? JJaturc indicates the season just ar
rived as the one when frequent ablutions are conducive to health by frequently removing from the surface of the skin the accumulations that
result from its functions. We do not, approve of
living m me water, oecause n is agreeauie in uos
weather : and it is quite certain that the practice;
in extremely cold weather, . of . leaping ,from ' a warm bed and suddenly extracting aJJ(th palorio by cojd water, has been ruinoua; to anultiiudes of
delicately organized ladies. Tney fpeakwith de light of - the -re-action of the blood; the after
glow , bufthe de'tnafid'upoh, thriHifaf apparatus to bring' that.abbut viUaiit the'oiplex; nia chinery of life after a while and 'a -deoility fol-i lows which can only be overcome by kbandoning the luxury that produces it. " Evenin?Ws a bettfcr
season for bathiaer ' thaa xaatohisti. forJthe. vaCei' 1 - - it..: . s. . - '
uun&vs buu i)sw;iuf Knu. eteep wings up agam for the next day's toil.' .a "i't. -,
SIOST OP HE REO ANVIL.
. .Wholesale and retail dealer la ';J,f. Irotts Stovet Plogl Caatina;, &,c.tSce. ' '' Washington street, nearly opposite Masonic Hah; -... i i : Iodianajolis. ind.v r
'AS constantly on band a heavy assortment of Iron, Nails, Steel. BilDtle Sorimrs, Axles. Mousehole Aavils. Bel
lows. Vises. Siedses. Hammers. Tue Irons, Stock and Dies.
Rasps and Files, Steel and Cast Ploughs, Steel and Cast Mould Boards, Wash and Sugar Kettles, Duck Tea Kettles, Sad Irons,
Dog irons, Wagon Boxes, an -every description or not low War. - t ' j,--' y,':b -r'i-r,i .,.-,''' Cooking Stoves, among which are Leffels' Double Oven Buck eVe State, Telegraph, Ken tack iunT and Premium Cook Stove seven and ten plate, Parlor: and Box Stoves, Coat Stoves. Plat! and Ornamental Coal Grates; AU th above "articles are of warranted quality, and will be sold as low for cash as can be, bought st any other establishment fn the west; jnn le-ly
TIksIav irt all deacrintlnnn-of :
8oth aid of Vfaanlagto Street, 2d 4oor fro Fosf Office
"f7"EEPS constantly on hind a general assortment of Hatsand
x. - uaps oriiie latest styles ana oest .ouaiiw. fcince. the es-
tablisbmeiitof tb& Express J&etween the Railroad City na Cia-
ciaa&u, ee na maae arrangements .to get.fiats ana taps (y we dozen ot tIs ) en the shdrtest notice. Gentlemen want, ins a Hat or Can of anv nartioular site, stele, quality or ei.-
fkcture, can get the seme t asd tin by leaving their oH
do bring on four orders, tor en rsvors are t&anxraHv retv
Also Picks, Shovels, Forks, Hoes, and other articles fo Farmer's use. ., , ; ...t f .,; . ; A large variety of House Furnishing Goods. Xails of all sorts and sixes, Hinges, Screw s and Door Locks of a superior hali ty, and in short every other article which Is usually to be found lit a hardware establishment. ,i -.: ? -.--i' Havipgbeen engaged In the business for a period of six years ia Cincinnati, he feels himself warranted In. ytog, 5bm positively , that he ean and will give entire satisfaction In quality as wen as pf lees of goods Customers are m vited tocU aade vine themselves of the truth of what he states. Call and see. BoriS-rf ! -',- - l j- '----
n
i'h
if'.FJ ml
C: .:-.?r- tie Cat;I'wUh-youSuldend
3 Es.rvas.t ta- open the ff&to for tae,? aid 7 & well
grown boy -cf ten, ,to Ins rsother -m-, he' paused
wii-i ess ca.::et upon oacE, tTeiore mo.'gate, and r-rveyeiitsi cL-?rri fastening-'1';,
tell our poetical lady-correspondent at Burlington, Vermont. You might as well call a hen, a
you."
"henlet." We like not such "affectations, look
', hy, John, can't you open the c&fce for your
,fi t-U Mrs. Easy-' V'A boy of your age; and
atresia ou;ht certainly to bs &hl$ to do that,?.'
' "I couU Co it? I rufpo&j,"'said the'cbild, J'but it' V. sry f.r JI doa'tliS tlo 'trouble.' ' Tje sefrvant can open it" for me just as w til. Pray Srjbat
'For a paragraph 'peitne'd ia thrjmeltinglnood durinir such weather ':as we ' ia-populous iity
peaV know well how topptepiatewe consider l. . . 5 , f i3 '! t '-if ' 1 v "-
wie huucjlu, irom me "priugueia iviass. i jse publican",! most ainterativelv felicitous : ;;'.4
;' i esterday was hot. - k&t women -. felt' fussy?
and fanned funoualy, "Iaa Vonoerijeanednlari
.us.e..r wutwjyy, siinsuoa sters. sat suenuy-fina
sadry tseatihg ia,th '.shade, while ' Soiled ;'asd sozzlbg shirk collars, tend sticky shirts, stuck to such'sap-lieads' a stirred in' tfi'e sUn''f 3abiea bawled ousilr;' and bit hohbtfis .nrl Wllcin fin
beA.ia.; .VXitrarj gentlemen who lindettoolc severe task of'ttlBteration bp.eftm PTrtmi :tr1 in
themiddle'of'a weather paragraph and cayft il
nnHB Aetna Insttrane. Compasif of Hartford'" Conaeetkut,
ihW jjotes avuer inciauapous ageocy on
3.
Z,i. Tf T, rJuZ-AJS i'y f?'NPVlbl otflc doing bnstress So ttjls etty. , pca lis ih JohMon baildmgs. orW ihm
Capital Bouse.
1 Jus 19-lSw .
PL&IDIUllOAfXS.IN.GABVJbTS. E, - At IiirafcriMy4 Wa3rns U
FpHS undersea wdold fssvliw i 8'4Btt- of hftsees
.,TBd Three Ir?r. tVa,B,r. W ,',
5Ti
jus IS. - t I . i. KOES, jija of the ys.
sdkvdirpanpliyiAttended to.
?oTj!ijttc-i A ii-iix,'imm!' ..X5--V,'t:---0$ INDIAN APOUS. j- ;JVj f'-.i-
,CDssnrcial department, A Full Csrf atadies ift Uils lustltutloB are those necessary for com'ntota and
thovana-V UeTcadttl Eduea It on.mudeomorehendsfour distinct
classes of subjects, to-wlti Book keeping by Double Eritrytbe
xawsj usages, anu uuswmc 01 iraaeaao, :ve
uie Aiiinmeue, ana commercial law.
i Jmtil f?w,-embracing Uie scienUSepartof ta fuilcsirse as Illustrated In live different setts of books, together with lee-
toreaoa MershautUe-ArlthmeUeand C.oratnerei&i Law, Wk fee taken at ant time, leaving it optional with the tmnlL after the
eonifdetio or too paif&H- eoun . contlaue throagh. . the eutir
' -Prtce of "C.r4 a? AdintlsIoli'ia.Cottraeretal. Dcmrtiiisnt,-
'Full Course $25, Partial Course 812-50, which must in sesry .iBStanes be pre-paid secured. V At .;'
"Wsitlag'- PeffAftmetaU Under te charge of Hr Riciiaao M.Iall, -The W ruing Department bftUia UistituOon is now open for the reeeptloarofpupiisi In which by a series of
Aercisea' iiiairauoai i-cutamatMHiB, ( axn-tnvuvs m the tree nrinlles ef the arUthd runll wlll.ln a short time ao
ialre ft sty! cuaractferiaed for ad legibUltyj a WaiV'AI
I Price of '-Course" lu Writing' Department Buslnett Pen Cmansblp fS, Ornaments Penmanship t30i which mast ta.tvsry lestsBce fee cre-pSd or. secured. , : ir.,v v 4
JLstate'' JUNartmeaSr-tue tQje- impairment, ei
.isiis-n,.ra?i-ftf.,AdiM3ssfflQ" to Ladles'. Iksuarbaslj Fall
;&wirse 20, Psrttal Course SUI, hleji mastist t rf Insunce b pre-paid r secured. r ''4-,vT. v- "" " ; i vFet further tnforsn prT tbf rVtklogw Vx"ony t ;yay.lt185My t JfKy CQTT, A, M., Ptladptln: ASE pekg of iissvUl g c far as four pounds t
tor'1 v.ooe,anw vaua mauo ot tma "'""-: 'serve eerfbctlT tne teal teste of tha beat store Coae, b w I
avi eertS Store
dartfV it.
, jgaau&ctured sad foJuti'K''t
nlvba roach 'waoletomsr for ever psr-a t-a.,
Coife WiU 8lst !Sr it-et. reur - r -rg
purs
i t IS MEM WkD K-KTK SJ.Mn i OT- .... 1 1 i 4 Jt-
Utsspolis, Isd, f .ect Id, 'Al-ly
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XG, .ie. AaU .taS
X.
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lEStGER and ingraver W wobrf. AU drafting br pat
fflce over "Wm.' Smith's Clothing Store', one 4or east of tb
rfehSl
Wright House.
IUST received thii day per express direct frow $. York, larre assortment Of
GOXO) and aiLVSH
Watches.' of tha latest srvlea. Come Bd
tM themj The prtoes go hat eiow m for the quality, judge for yourselves: . j Gold Cylinder, Utrgi t, Sv. ii k Gold Levers, full Jeweled, ld Sngtlstt Ls MrV4 i6. VWS miver Leplnea, 910 to f 12. ;af miverlefailJeWeted.m-fi Strangers Visiting Indianapolis,' want oT good, Watches, will nd It t their advantsg
to call at the "Cheap Wstch Depot," unuer
gn I the wester iw- -
the prettlost sign I
CK -v .- itnd ?nJl
. scccassoa t aosars t. sttcbiJ . , : v Uhdtirta&ci'ir atid CetSfa-dfers t - aaJifa .ytir -Xlai d i.sJWf fT ' TJESPKCTFUTAy Inform' the rttUensof th!cS?T ii . rounding cor&try that they will continue the & ness at the old stsd d, and will tsopt to merit and receive ft eoa. tlngaac of the vefy liberal patronage whic has heret tora exteusd & lie te5!!iainieT,t. f nr . -. Tcib-A eirperto! steam eajrlne for turning, U kepi eesaaBtly ftf orratlo. Allnrork of thU ,dssrlptiea. dess withrrtfcllitiy. ''a ' ' : ETAJir eottn8tiva?fiwsin attention to this , branch of os business, with view toYeieaf frSedsof ta doesawd sewaB frfem id idSsrii.. troubla attendintHhe death of a friend, and woM at w are prepared tb undertake the wool basines o.f iusera. If desired, or any fsrt therof-wreasor.abl tertnst such as. famlahlng either oaa er twe'horsa hearse, bu!M t't th.ost approvea style.' Alo, carriages, and every oUt ruquult permiiiistfSta the bus'owte. .'m C'"'"'"'. . t " Pbkt Cormb PfteesasW!. W will cosWfteete thl valstable apparatus. Tbe.o' .ctfor-whfrh Sttstat't'p hpcr ferity to preserve corpses t decay fur any lensui of tl m
without beiRS srtwIbo osfcniive to deilcsoy, or nemiT l ia
a!.sy fiiera!s until tad arrival f aistsjit rtslattve, r
suitable preparation fer intermesit cr.. by (o r-t iL
preserv them far weeks ta at perfectly iao.Tcaa s In all Ia m anna tbm. ' 1 UfA -
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