Logansport Republican and Indiana Herald, Volume 2, Number 26, Logansport, Cass County, 12 December 1833 — Page 4

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1AU11T HEADING.

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carry 14 persons inside. Now sup

pose 14 men of your size were to

From the Spirit cf the Age.

THE DYING WORDS OF AN OLD EDITOR,1,!

to be a passenger?

1730.

poller. The partnership heretofore existing between W. J. Burns &; J. B. Scott iti the publication of the Logansport Re

publican is this clay dissolved oy mutual

WESTERN LITERATURE.

neglected, optional with the nUcru,...

Letters, (except f,,n A , ,,.; tM.M u" vn-tpcuU and add n -k m lo bl'll r a v f r- t r t . t

-u,u -iil.li, Lit cua.ali, O.

in j cuu, j Mian muu w u.u;, joctor loie .oi ny any means "i aom pnsr. you n ill have the management of I aure you for I am convinced aIe v '5e settled with W. J . Burns, who the concern. Never expect to sus-;lnnt wesdiould not heat allcomfor- wi colil" V -'' "'X . if' .... ncr. I ersor " ! .n-'' ".cnn ire uuc tamyour paper uponanv other ioun- (able in such; weather as this. They L. t.. ,'.....?,.;...,,, rnm.s-

avks;u:.y.

ate , i ViiiT'iii . Vi. . nniNS, J. 15. rCOTT.

October 14' !

ARRIVES u. r. LalncUt . on Mon, days and Them (ii. S . India: Miii s MrndM G P. M.

and

elation than its merits. Be prudent,' proposed to me to pay double price, ;ted to make Lr.n

temperate,and upright. Won; nam. hut I am only one person, and 1 Be civil to every body, and par-jdiouojit tdat the act of parliament tieularlv to your customers, if the y ; projected me. call themselves your patrons, I would j The Lord Mayor The drivers not mind itBilly ; letthem call them-nccd not take anv one they do not selves nabobs, if they please, so long 'fancy. It was but the odicr day a

as they pay for the paper; never ex- drunken fellow wanted to force his hibit that aristocracy, which is a j way mto an omnibus, and I fined part of the origional sin, that is in us him . Now I should think the pasall, in any such way, for it will do sengers would have as great an obyou no good, my son. jection to vou as to the drivers, and

Above all things, never put it in j therefore, until you reduce your the power of any man, to say, thatl weight, you can't expect accommois our paper, we subscribed twenty jdation from Paddington to the Bank dollars a piece to keep it up;' for as !for sixpence. (Laughter.)

sure as vou live, Billv, sooner or Doctor Cole (casting his eves', ' " " f" " VV : V' , . . ' ... ' . . , iov,ioi v.im 'wii'ift letters intendi o t v ,i . vent Itv a ;v mail later, something will be printed that round himself) To reduce this. must be han&.d ha!n " . u - : revi-

Ft. p :e. on Tu

Saturdays G V. Xi. Niles, u n'iu G P. M. DEPARTS to L;ihett..-, :n Sundas and Vc-'ne--i,,.vi. A. ?n. Indian .-I's F 0 A . M. Ft. Wayi , o; Tuesdays and Fridays, G A . M. 'Niles Fridays C A. M.

All the mail r.re ( !o : I ;u ? i . m. all

some bodv won't like; and then

somebody willdrop his subscription, to get your paper down. One man will withdraw, or become a little water-gruelly towards you, because you are so severe upon sinners md upon sin; and another, because you are not half severe enough. An-

bu Ik would be a difficult thini It isous to the time A

impossible. The Lord Mayor I'll tell you

iiow

-walk.

The work (

Doctor Cole Walk! walk from lished in the c is o

Works sat: :i'.lni'. :-..iVi'

Paddington to the Bank! (Loud the largest an

, pubae 01 ' 3WS-

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papers m Hie

1 he. object ' i Liu

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; Ad-

laughter.)

Tho I Ar( iT.nvnr 'Fhat'sn ror

o.I.er will give you that half way tain rane.lv for o'bosi.v. If Daniel:. v,oc,lU,',?i "j ',,,u ll",".; 1 ''cc

SUPDOrt. that w ho mom lnitinniK I n... m t l..,.l n.,..v ,J tl. ,,v A 1

ii ' , " ' iuiini u liuu idiuiu ini im;a ,M tho OrklU'T 1:

w.iu usuppuii ai ail, unu ii om jwnicii lie travelled, lie would not are meant all

paper is heartily praised by some

old fashioned, honest hearted man,

he will reply, in prudent and well

I have been such a spectacle.

occupations a h ul:;i'

Doctor Cole It is not an easy the sustenance, lu

matterfor a man unwardsof50vears'rauoiu" "nuse.ien '

balanced phraseo'ogy, that he docsjof a2e to walk any considerable: zc";: ". not know but it is so, and he does distance. 1 am a medical man. 4L

men : :;. ;. 1 in ; ': ' : iuu;e to 1 !.. and ir uAl , ciu-

i . liz tic

not know as it is so ning directly before

auenuveiv the table ol the Uld Aian.! Tho I .nrd I.nvnr.

nri Little Boy. Never jvcu would not nraetice it. Doctor. : general object

omit it, Billy, as Ion": as vou live ' A li.mli juncontrolb d L

ml w m in IIIMII, I

livery inor-ir should not in such a case rocoin-!P.ir,uir i.i a.

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Miu-un ueiuro piaveis, reau mCnd violent walking.

inn I a)V( Mnxnr son inmn

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Jackass, and Little Boy. Never

and Bank Not

foreign and dc

)

Doctor Cole T am also aware

ails

,,"ei'ki:.T n:en of '; :' ( ir :nt i . .! ,i ilier ii i -.' !," t . Its ly.jM-o'.': ni nt,

JUS

To be Kdited by W. D. liALLAt.HE & T 11. SlIREVE.

And Western Gazette of Literature and Science.

P. S. The r u! li( alio: of ( it , in

prospectus of TiiETHiRDTOT.rMC, to be ns-'uati Mirror and Ladit Paitein. v. ill

LAROB, ISIPROVED, AND ia-BLISril.U COntillUod SlU J -. t I! ,:. ..

j .... uu: n . It w ill he, in l.earh all it t ( (., fi ...r: j nionthl edition of the ah ( ?( v.oiK $ w ill partake in the Kid.ugt ir ei i.M e .J , the other Improvement, r.v Vun j

On ti.c expiration cf the present, volume, the above pro,peCtlis. Aiilic: . l , the Cincinnati Mir ok will puss mto in contain one hall more rendu n r hands of Thomas 11. Shreve imd liliam ). lhan it docs at prcrent. l!;c pi;Ve f Galther, by whom it will l.ercaller ue ,,uo- pa.,t.r pot ,)f; ,..,5,.! j. v jjl lishcd, under the linn of HKuru and Ual- , . . , , - LACHER. S.,VG. purposes to enlarge the pa- , 1 . r ' ' " per to a Supcr-lioyal s.ze, aud to puuiis.. it AJ" dollar 1 '.ventvdive cent? per ; ft weekly. It will Le punted with entirely in advance 0:e Dollar Fifl -r c: 'y new materials, and on paper of a beautiful, within six months -or O: e Ikdiar fine, and uniform quality. 1 he annual sur;- Seventvdiive ceui at the cxritalk., ( scription price will be 1 wc Uoliars .V; I iny- . 1 1 cents, payable in advance and u.e paper in vo.ume. A ear of the Fartefic its enlarged form will he out a fraction small- w ill make a volume o( 2 1 0 j'Sigc.-, '.;.( .lij.er than "the present size of the .New-York dinji the title paj;e and i: u. x, w hie h v, Mirror. The first numher will be issued in p ft,n,j.;K.d t v ht t .in-her.

September next 1 i.e puhiisners nave se

cured as assistants in the Original Department of the .Wirror, Mrs. Jllia L. Dl mont, of V evay, and John B. Dillon, of this city. They will also have occasional contributions from Or way Curry and II. D. Litii.k, lqis.

and from others, ladies and gentlemen, whose Logans-port and lis vicinity, that he W productions have heretolore given interest to .,ennaiei,lv or;iU.d himself in this Millie paces ol the Mirror, aud lo those ot van- f r . oua eastern and western periodicals The e purpose ot alteudll-g to thr character of the paper will be somewhat mod-j practice Ot

ifir.d: the new features which w in be mtro(iu-j S'Zst ir nl jl!ivomi-

7

F- FITCH M 1

Keppectiully u ioiins the citizens cf

ccd, however, will be altogether additional. Livery effort will be made uy the conductors, to make the Mirror as western as possible in its character. Its contents will comprise I. ORIGINAL TALES The preeminent talents of 3Irs. Dumonl for this species of writing .are acknowledged, East and West. The specimens ol Mr. Dillon's powers in this way, are creditable not only to himself, but also to the rising literature of the West. Other pens, that are favorably know n, will also contribute to this department ol the Mirror; and we do not hesitate to promise, and we presume the public will not hesitate to believe, that it will occasionally contain gems of rare excellence. II. ORIGINAL ESSAYS The pro

lix aiid the abstruce w ill be kept aloof

Ircm this department, lor which w e shall endeavor to procure the familiar and interesting. III. EARLY TIMES in THE WEST Under this head w ill be presented oc

casional sketches of events of interest,

which happened dining the early set

demerit and frontier wars of this wes

tern country. The matter for these sketches w ill be drawn from authentic sources. IV. BRIEF ORIGINAL SKETCH-

fhat'ge are requ; vd ;.. ; idd sii ti e ud- ES These will be mainly illustrative

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sectarianism.

TermsTV.. DOLLARS

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iV rs

u Djhli

if A io aci a- :!fer". ii tl;; ar! vm n iiu nt v. i Lin thiv e liionths

i.e c:'U'it'l to ,x-

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All calls in his line will he tl.ai.kfulh f; promptly attended to. He l'atters himself that from his long experience, and very extensive practice, both in Phvsiz and Surgery that he w ill be able to give general satisfaction. He has 011 Lird, and w ill constantly keep for sale a good assortment of genuine Drugs and Medicine. w hich w ill at all limes be oid or. as rr. sonablc terms as can be put chased i: this part of the State. Hi OFFICE at present in the large Frame lSuiU-ingYt South of the Canal Mansion Ht lsf.. N. 13. Mcdkul advice ginn at the Of' flee Frei Gratis.

Eoa: sport, July 1st. 1833.

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Yon will have many things to en1 . .

VMlllfPI fh.lf nro tint rnrc rrrrnfn ' C .1.. t .1 1 t

i ' : "ss ' tu iiit' ui-isa r on o rt'f iipim't .......m. . : i...

Anonymous letters of an impudent ijockrys and fighting men, hut 1 Post Masters a.

ciKirarier, ourn at once, never men-;should nttanev thatsvstem. Iknoivlsperifully reqtn tio them to any body, not even to!iie reduction of wthiht bv such! CCrl'apers gi

yotirwite. Whereacttomer drops-m0ans is ruinous to the constitution. ! !.!irre v tlie paper, do not betray your dis-!t to say a word of the ineonven-! ,m t,us v ' pleasure, by an extraordinary ap-j,Vnt nature of the process to a man Vhopancisu id!

i' uiuii..iy n iimy ;n 11 'i' ; hko me. pen to meet him again. Never run j The Lord Mayor I wish I could about to pick up crumbs of comfort. I render vou a service, Doctor. You nor any man what he thinks ofjr all thinps, it appears to me. this. that, or the other article in your Uvith an excellent temper. pajer which you wrote yourself,! Doctor Cole Certainly I do, I JWly. Be cautious in printing your!nij0y the refusal of the conductors

advertisements: I lost a good adver-'as much as the pasM?ncrsdo. The! subscribers have entered in tisinn customer bv niacins anoint rimnmenr tlo Annr mr.n tho .(Copartnership for the purpose of trai

rraifs advertisement of molasses be-! enaers crv out -Oh wcv'e no roomV MF:tlCHA,x",ZE ?t.,lhit r'Uc un(,er r.rn i- ivm ,uisUMr)Oiii, VJtl,C tnoiooin tlc stvleanc lirmof Ewins Walkf0, 111,5 0Wn' U,tl 'mr ?od-vou must get an omnibus forcr, & Co. Tnev will condnue to do common sense you wnl do well e- yourself." Lauirhter. The coach-! business at the old stand of W. G. & iioiijr.i. The public wdlrespectyoMjman cries, "I told you before. Jack (L VV. EW1NG, at the N. E. corner of for vnur indenendenee: but VOU itlmt uo onlil nrt in! r Iti f! L-.-wl .Markt:t S'liiare. where thev are rnw r-

' miih iiv v 'uii nn mm, ill lliiu H,IU . 11 li T U

must remember that there is the under double nrico " end the ron- irlvl,,f5 lrom lilPcrcanuesufcUP

vertisement u t f v v. mv. to -..nr-.i. GEO. U i- ' 1 ! ''

New York Ju.. ooo. Subscri!)ers received at this edit e.

to

trade:

of western peculiarities scenery, chap

ter, histor).and custom. V ORIGINAL POETRY The nam?s of Otw ay amongst others, are a sufficient guaranty that this department of the Mirror w ill be respectably filled. VI. IN ADDITION, the paper will contain Literarv Notices brief transcripts of interesting Foreign and Domestic News comments on Passing Events-Selected Tales, Essays, Poetry, occ, ecc, ccc. CCrThe Publishers, determined to

make a fair trial lo ascertain w hether a

flf 1G peri.iiiiei.tly locate i himself in iL the town of TIPTCKKSPOUT i-MJ-takes pleasure in tendern g hia gieaie.-t acknowledgements to his friends and the public for the patronage heretofore received in his profession. He has at d intends keeping on hand a general assortment of MEDICINE; And solicits a continuance of the patronage heretofore given him, which shall have his strictest attention. Tiptonsport, Aug. 8,1833. 9-3m. STATE OP INDI ANA, ) " (Jass County, ss. Cass County Circuit Court, Oct. Term. A. D. 1833.

John Tipton, exr. vs. Amanda F. Brow n, formerly A. F. Smith, Julia A. Brown, formerly J . A. Smith,

Wm.C. Smith,

Petition to sell

)Rcal Estate-

sne difference between real anddoCtor slams the door and savs 'all ath eted independence, as between jright," leaving mo in the middle of

real nutmeg and the article manu- the road in a roar of laughter.

fiietured at home. In a word, fear

God and shame the Devil. LONG PRIMER.

LONDON POLICE.

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Refusal of a Large 1 arc Mr. slightest effect upon the Doctor. Cole, a medical gc-ndtman, appear-! who disturbed the whole room ii

umim ifiu ctMiuui;u oi me joni inovm out of it. mayor under the following circuni- j J stances ofhardship: Wonders of Philosoph-Thc I lie learned jscntlcman caused a'nnivnilt! rt.r.,' ..v v,r..

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which tne y w dl sell unustiallv low, the?

ri. T T .j.i -i pL-tJto themselves to sell as low as any

.... t.,.t M, 1 Uia0ther Establishment in the Country, he never saw so faithful an ii!ustra-!TUeir old friends and customers nreintion ol tno old saying, "laugh audi vited to call and examine for themselves grow fat," and repeated his pivscrip-'aad a share cf pu!lic patronage is re-

tion ol walking, rut without tIie si!CcUlll,y b0licded.

W.U. G. EWING, GEO. 15. WALKER, GEO. W. EWING.

Logansport, June 2G, 1833.

73 Ihe feii licnber having removed from Day-

frreat lion nt tnormnmit w!iiii i i' i t . . lou w,ao xo rort-.vaine, and taken the

om.

WASKJNSTON HALL.

feii licriber having removed from D n Ohio to Port ;vaj ne, and taken 1

iiuiMi auuu Uil'l) OLCIipieU uy JUiie

I'm? ins lr;ends and the he lias opened a Hous ENTEUTAINMKM

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un in a great measure trom theiThe flv zWidvv lavs an c as laro-e!wood' infonns llis fl icnds and tbe public Ken excellent temner with which he mvn'o, ;,iV ' 'it. uYl T icrall t!iat l,e ,ias rned a House ef

... . . vi. ii.-v.il. i ik k; .in- UFAi illlSSLteSi the nstorv oi his cal.nniiv. I nil :. n i t i1

i t mauiuu iniu. WOOk OlSCOVered .for the accommodation of those who may fa-a-'pearance the doctor was about dO M00 mirrors in the eves of.i drone-r .i, w.th a call. Mis tanie wm becoa stone weight PiOlbs. 'and to elfect tlie resMirMtriM nf i lhtl? sPt'hyi with ti.c JCt the market af'Iamcomcmvlord fOCOnml-ip ,o. v. ,l"slmalliil 11 (i-rdsllis Stable is supplied will. May. i amcomeim i.oni. toco.npn.n, carp , 13;UfO arteries. vesse s, veins. lats and Com and a at emivc iiostur:

in you OI Hie very unreasonable Con- :a,(l J)01K s r.v por-,.,rr rri ' le hr pes -y his attention to busiues to mer-

- ' s " - 1 -S.,.

duct of the omnibus conductor and j body of every spider contains four

ui.w-i .-am uiu uoetoi A ue m ntle masses pierced with a multithe Ldgeware-road, and find it nc-,. nf iiunercentihie hole-,, eneh

cessarv to get

it and receive a share nl nii!lir Mtninaim

Fortwayne J;'.iv !t!i 1:;. iosi:ph h.mcMakex

3 f,-Va

into an ominous to t

romo to and return trom town. Of tir;a(j. a l!lc trir,ut0 ,!ie a. late however the coaciiman and InoiJnt of mo to ,,icll conductors the mom r.t I. had them toSr0thcr, tju,v come ouL Jan(, shake their heads and anve on say- nKlko t)0 sin-l(Miiread with wldeli

ir.- o,no, t wont (.o lor me. the spider spinsils veh,so that wliat!,!tl wil11 th-oikfulness and attended to (Great laughter.) They object wt. calLi snider thr.-vl ..;,t, punctually.

to my size I suppose, hut I am not more than iOOihnrted Lowerln- , H m:,- !T,n(I :,t Insplncc of rcsi-

m a eonmuon to remedy i;;at. ami t.b l,v means of mn-r .v. ,J.

th Teloreiftheybavemealail they scrVod S)i(jer3 m ,rv' tian a

must avemeasi am. iiur-nter. ,..,: gir, ,! i,

ported in the West, as to warrant the

expenditures of lime and money which are necessary to make such a work good, h.we made arrangements to publish the Cincinnati Mirror, and Western Gazette

of Literature and Science, tor at least

Suan P. Smith, Anthony F. Smith,

iGeo. P. Smith,

Oscar F. Smith, Mary J. Smith, Milo R. Smith.

Now comes the plaintiff by his attorney, and files his hill against said defendants, it appearing to the Court that

one year, upon the plan staled above. Amanda F., Julia Ann, Wm. C, Susan At the expiration of that time, they will; P., Oscar F., Marv J. and Miio H. by feel themselves at liberty to abandon thej the afidavit of a disinterested person) field, should the support extend to the! a re nan residents, it is oidered by this work be insufficient to warrant them injeourt that Publication be made ol the continuing it; but for that period, it will! pendency of this suit in thcLaahsport be continued at all hazards. As their Republican,' a newspaper of general expenses will be heavy, and a the pro- circulation, published in eaid county,

posed publication will not come direct

ly into competition with any other paper in the western country, the Publishers expect with some confidence to beamply countenanced and supported by the Western Community.

that the non resident heirs do appear at

the next I erni of this court, or this cause will be heard and determined iu their absence. And this cause is continued nntil the next term. Attest, J. B. DURET. Ewivg &c Wright, Afts. for Pl'iiF. Loansport, Nov. 14, 1C33.

TERMS OF PUBLICATION. The Cincinnati Mirror, and Western .... ...

uazeltc ol Literature and bcience, willj THE mbscribcr begs leave to inform tLc be published on a line Super-Royal sheet the citizens of LooxksroRT arid vicinity.

in the quarto form, convenient for beinciu,al ne "asjusi rcceiv u aurgc assortment u.

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nounu. l lie p iper lor a year will make a handiome volume of four hundred and eighteen large pages, including the title itri'ii 'lii.l iiiliix- ii'Linli n il) I..-. I'mkihIi J

Tv T'' - 't 1 f . I niuv. Ai i uilii v 111 ut IUI IJl.silCU

OV . . ,4-clt' moiiu inc 111- with the last number of the volume. Ad-

.,, r . w -" !. .- run din

1 11(1 Lom -tiayor i am asiaiti, jM0 t,at it IJf,u AV)) f .

Doctor, that I can t con;pel them to (mai n, masri,iusde a single hair, have you ; and to say die truth I; ' .

t:;?;ik .rr oniectioi! is a very

8onabIe one.

rea-' The best horse needs breaking

1 uthic matter ia this and ihe aptest child needs teachsn.

habitants oi Lansport and'vertisements will be excluded. The

its vicinity, that he ha located himclf subscription price w ill be Two Dollars in LoGAxsroKT ixn. where all Call ni and Fifty cents per year, payable in adthc line of his profession will be receiv- vancc: or Thrco Dollars payable anv

time within six month after the commencement ot the year. When the above terms are not complied with, and the Publishers have to employ a collcctcr, Three Dollars and Fifty-cents will be invariably demanded. Loval Agents allowed 2 1-2 cents on collections, and a copy of the work gratis. As these terms are liberal, it is expected that all who accept agencies will exert themselves to collect all subscriptions in their vicinities. Discottiimence, where payments arc

de:K-c on Main Street near the Semina

ry, except when absent on professional duties. Logansport, Aug C 1833. 9

Yc are now prepared to execute,in tlie neatest manner, and on the shortest loticc, Jub Prinin of every description.

IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS, &c. Sec. All of the tnosl approved Juniata Brands, Which he will warrant equal to any mai

Sufactured in the United States.

Country Merchants will find it much to their interest to call, as I am dipo-cd to sell all goods in my line cf business, on better terms than they can be purchased in Pittsburgh, Cincinnati or Louisville, adding transportation. I would also invite the Smiths in and near the above place, to call and examine my stock of Iron', one door w est of Porter Sc Co's Store, and a few doors above the Post Oflice. S. H. JACKSON. Indianapolis, July 11,1333. 5-tf.

BLAHK DEEDS FOKSAIE AT THIS OFFICE'