Logansport Republican and Indiana Herald, Volume 2, Number 25, Logansport, Cass County, 5 December 1833 — Page 4
m lf " It
the don lb ofliis tticce. However,
rials wen drawim to a
fcj ttOMAN i IV LXCiiHOiT. close it hannesicd that the lauti
Th 1 blowing interesting; extract is dress of ;Iih ( oneicrgcrie also washtak ! frein he .oumn! ol a Jo- (H for the hotel Grange Batelliere. b:nan in the Congross ofViunna,' uhrrc the ceiint had put up on kis r- c e,u!y published in that truly val- arrival in Paris, iiahtc periodica!. "Waldies Select' One nioiT.inyr when Rosile, ac-
Circu'aiini: Library.''
compnnicd by her adopted mother.
After supper I again joined the brought home sonic lirrn to the ho
Prince de Ligne, whom I met in t !. t!:e count saw hrr as she crossone of the hall room?, admiring the r(J the court yard. lie v. as struck danciiii of some of the ladies ot the wit! 1 her beauty, and thought he tournament. ''Observe," said 1 to cmi'd trace in her feat 8 res some rehim. "how beautiful the Countess sere.blae.ee to those ot his sister. IlcM)wouki looks thi evening; the! "What is your name, my little elegance of her dress is rivalled only girl?'" said he. by the charms and graces ot her 'Hosilc.' person." Uosilo!"" repeated the count. "To see her Mirrounded hy all with surprise. "Mv g nd woman," this splendor and happiness'' said continued he, addressing himself to the Prince, "you would not suppose the !aundre-s."is this your child f lier to he the heroine of one of the! might sav site is mine, sir, rrmost extraordinary adventures of plied die wo nan. "for! have brought
this extraordinary ago, hut i can as-lior up since she was threw years
ThfiDartnership heretofore exiting
betwoei W.J. Burns & J. b. hcolt in the pu'ilirvaion of the Logan-port Hepublican Uthis day dissolved hy mutual consent of botb parties. All accounts aie tolpsetilni i 1 1 W.J. Burn?, who will continue the publication of the pnper. I t-o!! wkose accounts :ire dm for Job-work and:: Iverlisitig are rcques led to make immediate payment. W. j. MJUNS, J. B. SCOTT. C( t)ber 14th. 1S33.
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une, u:.d uniform quality, 'l no annual sm.seiiuliou pric will .c J we iclLtrs Jt I 1Heenls, payaU in advance and tnjaperin lis enlarged form w ill oe but a fraction smaller li. an ti.e present size of tbe cw-crk Mirror. 'I he iiisl ntimncr will l e l-.sued in September next 1 'be puohsbtrs have seemed as assistants in theOiiginal Jiepartment of the .lirror, lrs. Jilia li. 1lmont, of Vfcva) , and John li. Jin.LON, (;f tills city.
I'liey will also have occasional contributions
()in U i wayLiury and II. U. la r ri.::, r.sqrs.
sum vou that a prison was her era- old; however. ? am not her mother; letters intended to he sent hy any mail Und from others, ladies and gentlemen, wi.ov
die, and a poor laundress s garret she is the daughter of a lady who lier first school' jdied a prisor.rr the Coneicrgerio. As I expressed some surprise onandshe hasneitiier thrthernor mothliearing this, he added, drawing me er' aside, "Come this way. and 1 will tkA lady who died a prisoner in relate to you an episode of her life the Concierprie, which I liare heard twenty timeb, -Ves. sir, and a lady of quality from her own lips." jtoo; hut she w is ij'.iiroiined like uia-
'At that period of the reign of nv others hv Rdesiierre''
must he hunded i:i halt" an hour previ
ous to the time of elo-i, . C. CARTER. P. M. Wiirkii- 51 a si's A(stci'U The working man's auvocatf, puh
IlslieU in tiie cll Ot iNeW 1 oi K, Is one Oi i,.s cbaiacter. Its contents will comprise
productions Ijave neretotore given interest to the paijcs of tiie .Mirror, and lo those of various eastern and western periodicals The character of the paper w ill e somewhat modified: the new features which will ue introduced, however, will be altogether additional. Kvery eil'ort will be made hy the conductors.
to make the .Mirror as western as possi -lein
-or 0;.e Dollar a; ;
beventx -liive cents at the cxpir.-itini. ,.t tiie volume. A year of the Par5er:e will make a volume ot" 2 1 0 iiap '. f !,:-
ding the title page and ii.dex, v. hie li v, t
he lurnisned with I Sit last titimh'-r.
the largest aed cheapest wteklv newspapers in the United Slate?.
1 he object of the Working Man s Ad-
It A i t . , i ; . t I I tk IM'At Ai t
I l rr,, , i I i Ul.(lir, ,i nut llll 'Ul ' i
ll'n,,,'T" VV" c "sneeount no lonpj t unumra t if , .iromoU. interests of
I. OKIGLNAL TALKb The pre
eminent talent? of Mrs. Dumont for thi species of writing ate acknowledged, Mast and West. The f p( timeii ot M i .
Dill
on's powers in tnis wa , are credita-
i r i 1'- i-i i i m i ! , , , , - . . ib e not only to lumsell, but lo lo tlx baniirska. who was ascelebratetl ior.iinuirdnte y addressed Ro'.le in;arc meant a tim-e aie ei.g;;-ed in . . .. J, . ' 1V , r,,. , , -,, - , i - i i , . i i . , i rising literature ol the West. Othei beauty as she was ihtistriousby birth the oltsh lanjriiajxf, the accents ot.occupatitns calculated to onimmte to j . that are lavorabiv known willal
resKteu in ntns. iie iiati w km v ueh revive. n t ho lrnnrrssinns s"-l l' '"" .(, , f,trii,n. mtiii i.n-.n....i.i
(.Mill IIUIV l' I ! i J tVl'llll.V II(,Vl I I I V
I
jiatioaal amusement of tiieir leilow (.iu-i ...
her, her only dan-gnter. losi!e. whiofhor childhood, fiie hwrst into
.i . ..a..". ' ..f i r.L . i - I r.zcns.
a, "'" ' jirars,a!ia m:i!i;nS into tne arms; oi, The Advorafe rmlrart.s itl ils (lHaiU saluty sheconhdeiitlv relied on the, the raunt. sho exclaimed. "I under-1 tu .r, h,, ,,,,,1.1,, ....... ,1
stand VOU. sir; understand ou!; Kuropc and America, a Trice Current
sacred law of nations. She wa-. iiowtfver, denounced to the revolu
tionary committee, on the charge ol 1
conspiring against the repuhiie, and arrair.ied betora that sanguinary tribunal to be suspected, accused, am! condemned to death, was in a lew dav the fate of the unfortunate victim.
"During her imprisionment in the!
Coneierovric she was separated from all tier servant but she was allvw-
pressed the child fo! Kcneral object is Human Improven.ent,! cml(.aV0V 1 . . c 1 i uncontrolled hy political or rchgiou I. larel atlongthfoundi (,rl;nilt : n, 1 0 tcrcstmg.
ar
cd to have and thed
hter with her. h she was car-
But tha latdily exori-
ried to t' ded Ro her folk ter, in t encfd aiul le to tliei The p sinned u
laundress oiu.. , on ; whose wame was Bertot. The poor woman, though ishe had five children of her
that is the lanjrnajQ tliy IROlher U- arul liaik Not Table, a? well another
oi fn itnh foreiiru and domestic intelhireiice. It
"The count
lnsboom. 4iFl
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met-, ixone.tiiecnim 01 mv neiov-; Terms TWO DOLLARS a v
vu sister tlien turning to tne laund-i payable in advance, ns, who stooH motionless with sur-j Voi 31atprs and Publishers are renri.' lie said, 4-f)i'rtot, continueslill ?pectfui!v requested toad as agents, to be her motlier she shall not CtP;mis giving this advertisement 1 o 1 1 1 t r th.ree insertion? within tlae months leave vou. Hio has been a part oftr ., , , ... , ,4 ., 1 11 1 1 r 1 I h'om tlu? date, w ill he entitled to an cxvour fasiidv VOH shall lienccfortllL .hanco wilh tic Jl.ivunte for one rear.
1'hose pajier.s. v. iih which we now ex -( hange are requested to publish the advertisement il lhe vish to continue. G IX). IljLVANS, Publisher, G 'j'iiame'S street. New York June 1, 1C33. S-ibscrihers received at thi?oAkr.
Minor; and wc do not hesitate to prom
ise, and we presume the public will not htsitale to believe, that it will occasionally contain gems of raie excelieiice. il. ORIGINAL LbSAYb The prolix and tilt abstruce will he kept alool
trom tiiis departmeiit, for winch w e shah
to procure the familiar and it -
he a part of hers; Rosile shall now besin to sharo her better fortune
he recoinmen-;with vou!" With the-e words lie
of some ot j put into her hand a nurse of nold. $c
(haired her to remove with her children to the hotel Grange llatal-
'in nn iirr-- i K A r,, . 1 .. C 1. 1...
ng becjuestjlert Paris to ruturnto Poland. whitli-
i importune, or Iertot and her family accompan
it lengtli con-iicd Kosde.
.hie care ot" the
THR subscribers hav entered intc Coj)arti;ershij for the purpose ofT.iADe and MF.nciiAD!2E at tliis place, under
the stlr and hi:u ol I-y: asia'
4The children of the lamidre?
were brought up under the eyes ot, rs A; t:. T-.ey will continue to do the conit. The boys were placed ! business at the old stand of W . G. at the university of Wilna; and af-,- IRVING, at the N. I-', corner of
own K lM'iiuflin. fTCiieroilily took ttrwnr?l lnvin nnfmvd (l.o nvmvi 'Ua,'Ket M11"0' nere tl.ev are now re-
char-e of the poor orphrn, and re-! the v became the aids-de-eamr of " t!rT' P!ii!iclfiu' i c .i i t i , . . , i h'.illv.wr a erv laro anil extensive moved her trom the prison to her, Prinze roniatnwsUt ; and the 'oris,! . ' , f , own objure lodging. ! to whom hatiflsome nortions were , . , f , ' , Rosile. who wasnow con.iunod 2iren. married Polish senikmon. "l fc' u r"" V ' " toaspherliyerydrentf-on .beautiful Countet, Rosile ZT 7. tuat which fate had marked out tor;nnrnfl her cousin. Count Resow- Tkeir old friends and customers are in-
lier, wa-s ahke remarkable lor beau-;ouskf. inc banning has snreadi vited to call and examine for themselves
ty ap.vl aaisable uisposition. anw j its jro'dm veil o?er her destiny, her! :irKl ri sll:ue puuhc patron.ige is re(illligsntly assisted her henetactrtss!)crief:;tre, tiie estimable IkrtotI,ectfulI-5r fe,iicij,;,1inlirdoiiiestic occupation?.and herjeontinres to reside with her: and C'T) p vNi- p adopted mother cherish1 the same; the c vmt , wh lovc her as her qFO W RVIXG aH'.-ction for her as her own child-jmotlier. call, her her providence. Logan?p.ort. J-ie 28. 1 833. "
il. " I hi-2. ;uir PO tho nnnrp ;in
'The reign of blood had ceased, anecdote wnich deserve to bo en-
antl the list ol vietitns. which was at.Travpn i tho l.Mrte nfll Wmn ie sVcn "e.r, l,av,n " i mm Day-
. .. . C ' ....... ... .in rinv.li. VI h il n 'nr waino nn.l nlon l
w - v. ju aiu. fcUS&VAl V 1 1 m
that period pilbtishcd thrOlnoUt '-Ves,v said L 4'it Ollbt to l)8!-eU kmnva stand hitelv occupied hT Jud
Europe, informed the friends of tlu-made known, so that the nubile ei- 1 WOm1, ;r;au'jis ' ics and the pui-.iicr csuntess. tlr.it m a country which teem mav reward action? which un- i:Trit r iMFN -
was rahed tree, an lSlustnous t'ol-, fortunately are but too rare." is! i lailv had raid the forfeit of liKn x?-?vrrv. v ,
bead for her i.npudent confidence in a misguided people.
'O i beiii n i le acquainted with
esptctfu'Iy infurii-is the citizens of Ca?s jx.Qi'Couatv tl.jt he h:i.s psnr.ar.ently located
the horrible intelligence, Cou "it Rcz-'Insc,'1,, X,iC tn'Q of i.c-ansport for the par i ,i " i .1 ! ! pose ofattctiilinf;' to the practice of ew:mssi. princess broliier; has-j T,v?r,' ,Yi,-.rs,-,1,Tr t;,! i, P trk whr.ro, with the as- , 1 ,V,C. A , c , ... , ! In all their varsous hranehes. Kavii;v Ii;til b'isfaCe Ol l'!0 magisterial aMhori-j several years experience and Practice'!:! the ties, he actively endeavored to dis-ra5tcr" '?rt ,,f t,,e slite'he t'i.-mer3 i imseii -t " ci ' r 'that he will render satisfaction to all those covered tne dautJ.er ol us uniirtu-, who iay t-AVOr hlln with a call. i!is o.:iee lt siitiM. Foi Several Weeks, ' tllC sitt T.ast corner of Hridio and bon-ovcrJ,isoffi,mWcrcnarmlin8;
aOVi-rtlsementS. promises Ol reward,' all ti:ne3!ie fouuJ unless absent on profession
nothing had been neirlected. I5ut t ie advertisements never reached the eve of the poor laundress, and
fur the accommodation of those who may favor him with a call. Mis table will he con stantly supplied wilh the best ihe market affords. His rStable is well supplied with !lay. Oats cud Corn and an attentive Hustler. He hoj ;-i r.y his attention to homines to merit and receive a share of public patronage, i'oitvvayiie .Inly 4th IS-"?.
111. KAKLY TIMKS in THE WES'I
Under tiiis head will he procnttd oc
casional sketche ot' events ol iutereM which happened timing the earl et llemeiit aad frontier wais of this c
torn country. The mailer for these kelc!:es will be drawn from authentic sources. IV. HRiHF ORIGINAL SKETCH-i-These will be mainly illu-' ve of western pcMiliarities sceiie pter, hilor.:ind custom. V. ORIGINAL POET ie nam?? of 01 way amongst r a auilicieul guaranty that thi it of the Mirror will he rcs) J. VI. IN ADDI TION, t ill contain Literary Notices- nscripts of interesting Forei Domestic News comments t -i" Events-Selected Tales, Essay s, oetr, CciT'The Puhli-hers, determined to make a fair tiki! to ascertain whether n weekly Literary Paper can be so supported in the West, a to warrant the eipendituies of tin, e and money which are necessary to make stu h a work good, h .wc made arrangements to punli-h the Cincinnati Mirror.aud Western Gazette of Literature and Science, tor at least one year, upon the plan stated above.
At the expiration ot that time, they w ill
Re?pect tullv lnfoim me iiizn s f,f Logansport and ils i( -vi , li .at i.c (; permanently located l.imsut in tl.i.ii. lac for the pui jio.-e of attendii g to ti e practice of All calls in his lint; will be ihar.kfuilv
promptly atlei ded to. 1 Je llatti i kim-
elflhat liom hir loi'g t xpcrici.ee. ;u.d
vM' exteiive psactic(, both ii; Vln.r
and Xurrnt that he will be able ;p i (;
Letieral satislaciion. I Ie has on d
oid will conslanth keep lor sale a .vd
assortment ot genuine
Drugs (ind itlcdlcine w h'n h will at all lime? be "eld op a? rca sonaf.de Irim? ;i5 can be pairchascii in this part of the Stale. Li- OFFICE a: present in the lar:jf Fr,.i;ic ihr''iti i.ext S uth of the Canal nl :.sio.i Ileusr. N. 13. Mrrlitul otratt ,T(n ct tki Of-
Lo-iai sport. Ju! Ht . 1T.33.
or; i .
Si 2-' pri. ;n.t : t!v h'ca'i-' i.;niPcIfia ilil the town ul'TIPTV.!irOi:T CM), akes pleasure in lei ut ring hin gu ate.-t .cki. jwledemeiits to bin friends ;t: d he public for the patronage heretofore 'oceixed in his profession. v has aid intends keepii g on hand a general a:, -ortmcnt of MEDICINE; And solicits a coitinua: ce of the patronige heretofore giyen him, which sbdil have his strictest attention. Tiplonsport. Aug. o. 1R33. 9-3m.
(&& lAWif On the 301 h St Pt. last, betnef n mis
uoite ai.u uezarui s at
crossincr ot raill
creek a large Moicceo POCKET BCCK
;Conlainiiir seventten dollars in bank
noles and one five dollor counterfeit note on the U. S. Bank very much yvorn, a note of liand on Chambeilam and Vinago for four hundred dollors, a note against William C. Gilbert for eighty ?ix doll. irs, a note against John Dorsey for tyventy-tive dollars, a note a--gainst Isaac Dorsey for ten dollars, a tote due Win, Thompson by Adam Vinagc fr one hundred and seventeen dollars in Michi-fjari Road scrip, and a note of hand n'rainst Dr. Shanks in fa
leel theinstlves at hbertv to abam on the1 r t i r. , t c i J . , ; lor notes left ith a magistrate for col!k: d, saould the supp.ort extend to the , ,i -.i .i . j , , n. . 51 . . 1 lection, together vr ith other notes and
ui iv in-. iiismuL iimv iu i 1 1 .lei nit in in i , ii , ..a;
A'toi'iDie j'ii'Lis ion iruiwus in iiicui isn.
continuing it; but for that period, it will
ue continued at all hazirds. As their!
All persona are forwarned against tra
ding lor or nun basing uch notes as are
vnnnnj i-1 I 1 Iwi i - - .n.l ..a l ..
.iih.ii.-i.j -in il 1 11. i 1 , i ill lis i t :i I - l MJ -. I. I . ' , ,,. A. , . . 1 above described. Auv person tn dn g posed publication wi cot come direct- i i 4 i i j j i . ' . . . . v,,"-,-t j s-iid pocket book and dehreni g them ly lutw competition with any other paper i , -,i , , - t ,,? i to the subscnner with lis contents, or in the v.cstern country, the rul)hshers t , p . n,;n . ... , . tdepositing it with J udge I olke at chipexpect with some confidence to beam-i 1 r-i i i t - , . , . .11 Ipeyvav, or A. Chamberlain in Logansply countenai ced and supported by the i . ... .11 j t J 1 norC sh.i 1 hnve f h ahovr irwfire.
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Wei te rn Com m a n i t v .
JlIUH Il.SlcMAliEN
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GEOKGE VINAGE.
Logansport Oct. 10th 1833.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION. The Cincinnati Mirror, and Western
Gazette of Literature and Science, will THE subscriber begs ltaTc to iniorm tl.o
beptil)lishedonafmeSuner-Rovalsheet;i ,c tcu z 01 ou-"p"KT ana ,lcin"): . c jthat he has just receiv d a larce aisortaicnt o;
in nn. ijiiui iu iii i wnn.iiiv.lll. UI IJCIll
bound. The paper for a year will make
a handsome volume of four hundred and eighteen large pages, including the title !.:'." -iiifl in.Hnv- iv ii ' it ! 1 1 !.. ! . . . t , . 1
UC , . , -v nun mm iillllll ilili lUIIIIMitU ?avo to li'torni the m-!,, .;,. ... i .i , .1 .
iniii 111- i-.ui iiuiii'.r.i iijc vuiliii ll
IRON, NAIL, CASTINGS, Sec. Sec. ill of the most approved Juniata Brands,
Which he w ill xvurrmit equal to any man-
1 1 . , it , " v iiicii ue 111 uurrum n uui iu .i hahitiHHs ot Lfgaiwjwrt and verlisements v. ill be excluded. The Lfccturcd in the United States.
i!s vicinity, tiiat he has located him-elfi subscription price vri! be Two Dollars
in cccAXSi'or.T isd. yvlu re all calls i,i
al husisiess. July 9th H..,
a t i.
Notice
thp jailor of the Coticit-oriti, the f s;!"e!)y ih f "cis Dale, the wife 1 ,J , I . j . ! -E-ot toorjfe Dale, !oc. has adtmutstercd on o.alv person who catud give nun an the rotate of iJ Ceo. iiaie, the estate u
account of tho orphan, was doad,isin'fd iPlas veut,a11 periunsi:1 ,0 ,toJ 1 l" 1 rn: ! to said estate are requested tu tanke iinnicflnd had. had tyVO SUCCOIV. iheidiate payment, and all person, that 1,-wc
ro'ittt altnO't r:v.innnishcd everviclaims saiJ. estatt? are rcquoste 1 to cmn? . 11" i forward the lirst of .March novl fnr tlli , , v:w hu oh-.t.and be-1 mcnU i-'itA.Ncis dlc
cran to tear tliat misery naa liasteivcli ueiptn, au?. y .Jy.
: ic line of his profession w ill be reeeiy-
ed with thankfulness and attended to punctually. He may !u f i in i at his place of residence on .Main Street near the Seminary, except when absent on irofesional Julie. Logansport, Ann- 8 1833. 9
Country Merchants will find it much to their interest to call, as I am disposed to
?ell all goods in my line of business, on
and Fifty eenls per y ear, payable in ad
yauce;or Threa Dollars payable any
jlime witnin six months alter the com-jbetlcr terms than they can be purcha
mencement ot tne year. When the n-'ed in Fittsburfrh, Cincinnati or Loui
oove leims aie noi compneu witn, and ville, addin' transportation.
tne t uniiyners nave 10 employ a collccler. Three Dollars and Fifty-cents will be invariably demanded.
Loval Agents allowed 12 1-2 cents on
- collections, and a copy of the work grata, n,. ... 01 1
IV- 1 , tiies: iL-i ins aie iioerai, 11 is ex,1,0 ; T"' Iir',l,i,ro, cute, pCr;dlmt all whonrcopt i.sei.ries will '" t j r'r"' f e.rt .hcm-clvos tocollail sufocr ' si nouce, Jo j inmn'r ot eyerv de- i - 1 r.ri,.,., " uvv tions in their vicinities. 1 "w" Discoutihuence, where payments are
I would also invite the Smiths in and
near the above place, to call and examine my stock oflrtox, one door west of Forter & Co s Store, and a few doors ar bove the Fost Office. S. H. JACKSON. Indianapolis, July 11, 1833. 5-tf. " BI.ANS DSSDS ronsxux at this orncr
h ft
li e: a tl Vf I 1 A T T i'f o 1' Ti A: Bv Ic I Tl, Nt An Si y As An 1 Tl, Ad tin Co me en DP th sit a s 'ten t.-.a u J v'. itul cr Crp re;'hi sir pi;ir it : Itao' I' ! , Kr 1 le-r