The Prairie Chieftain, Volume 1, Number 5, Monticello, White County, 22 October 1850 — Page 3

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1 ' L.'.o c 1 I t 211- ? t x v ;1 a "You Bld.y!' excUisi theoU Udy,' tal applying her hal pretty forcibly to Lis cheek, she ssnt hlr-i cut cf ilia room, Ttr.r-lika a burnt do. Well dill" cusiiiA toy resolution, so tit us the oil folks tarried. The oil Vsa finally Is H; sooatl:8 ell lady follow. eJ, end Judith and myself were alone, yes alone, and how ny heart leaped as as t thought or it! It was in vain that I exclalmen to myself "Jerry be a man" still -would .my refractory heart bounce about ia my treat till really I thought it was never coino; to cease. Cut finally it sank to real, End in a reasonable lima discovered that I was not so badly scared as I thought I was. After consunnns half an hour or so in Small talk, I also discovered that women Wi ra not the dangerous creatures that I took theni to be; but that on the contrary they could be very agreeable when they -once set their heart onl and I also dis covered that Miss Judith was not so in-. dlHerent to my attentions as she preten-j dad: and that, if any thing, she gave me ; encouragement to proceed, by those thoua and little indescribable erl3 winch wo-j oiea oaly pesess. ". "Time crawled slowly cn; the "iron tougua of time" tailed the hours as they passed, still I was no nearer the consumation of my hopes than when I first arrived. Something must be done, for it was getting late, and the . old man's deep Ii&s&l music from the nest room, plainly indicated that it was the .hour when all honest sersons should "jro and do so like wise. "Jerry be a man I mentally exclaimcl, r.3 I screwed up my heart to the popping tension. Ilarroll the Dauntless, could not have a stouter heart than I thought mine was at that moment; I opened my lips to tpeak, but in an instant my heart was in my throat, and despite -til ray endeavors, I could not utter a word t: pea the subject. This would never do. Hoping that the cool air might assist me. I proposed a short ramble in the light of the moon; Judiih consented, and with -her hanging on my arm, (yes, a woman hang ing cn my arm!) we strolled out upon the lawn fronting the house. "Who would not propose snch a night as this!' 1 mentally exclaimed as I ga zed around tae. The largo silvery orb cf night was sailing gloriously and alone -rial a star near her to keep her compa ny, but solitary she sailed in . the ' bright azure, bathing th few Coating clouds in her silvery Eood, and gamming the landscape alread) covered with frost with her re; a .lenuence. I strode proudly down the lawn, with the pretty Quakeress hanging on my arm; .tnd as I walked I would have given any ti in I pt'st-ssed even the handsome f I'y I h 1 just bought and held as almost ' if my old father could have I - 1 i ;q thsre. Oh, how my hart i . t ... . - - a t-i i ..i moment! Here i was m l.i3 bn !.t i.. j',,..I!ht alone and with a Uij on my arm yes Jeremiah Prim f. ..y had tiways worshipped women, but Lad never dared to look at one, was now ..i one ot tae prettiest creatures in the . A J, promenading ia the pals light of th ..bin! "-Oh that ray father could eee i ii! I exclaimed to myself. would. 0e the world; how soon this eight would j t a tics? to his lar-hin. How the old gipe and op en his eyes iohst.Jttsswho Is thoaglttoo bashfulto cti a loo'i at a wonriaii, uow actually walk-5.-"g v. ha e7; !i?, and arm ia arm with cae. ' tny c'.l fautr could behold me.' I i a si " i j i : . "z s v. : s 1. -1 c

c i r S3 t .3 fck-c i v.Iy t3 Silt i cf ! k cf I t.vtlj on 1 t crur. r t oa:.. " - ull t:uj io I t. ij i i V sil. :ry radiance of it tl C a yonder star! Why r.::y it not be t'..:r when we have shaken ciT this mortal coil, and our souls winged their fight from this world why may it net be, that tee will dwell In yonder bright planet amongst its gorgeous light End rosy atmosphere! Oh, that we were there now, and the only inhabitants cf that gorgeous 'sphere that we might live forever & dream norknowcf nought else but love-then, then would we forever ride upon the seraph wings ofecstacy; for ever would we ride -' . Iwas just reaching the enthusiastic pitch necessary for ail lovers, when I was suddenly interrupted by a huge hog, who with a sonorous monosyllable, darted cut of the thicket - and so exactly hallanced me on his back, that e'er I could descend front the bright sphere above to the earth again, 1 was borne over the lawn at a jolly pace. : At last the animal half dead with fright, ran furiously toward the bush where my father was concealed and with a deep nasal demonstration of terror, deposited me at full length in a pool cf mud and water. 'Hurrah! Jerry, hurrah!" yelled my father, but I tarried to hear no more; all my hereditary bashfulness returned, and covered with confusion, I sprang to my feet, leaped over the bushes, and never stopped running' till I got home. " . . 1 never went within half a mile of old Aaron Evans house again, and f 'never look at a woman without thinking of the moonlight adventure with the Quakeress. Sticking to One's Itigkts. Old stories very often have a forcible application to the present times. The following anecdote we met with lately in an exchange paper: "llow is it, John that you bring the wagon homo in such a condition! 'I broke it over a stump. 'Where!' 'Back in the woods a mils or so.' Rut why did you run against the stump: couldn't you see to drive straight?' 'I did drive straight, sir, and that ia the very reason that I drove over it. The stump, was directly in the middle of the road.' 'Why then, did you not go round!' ! Because, sir, the stump had no right in the middle of the road, and I had a right in it. ' True, John, the stump ought not to have been in the road, but 1 wonder that you were so foolish as not to consider that it was there, and that it was stronger than your Wagon. 'Why, father, do you think that I' am always going to yield up my rights! No I I am determined to slick to them, come what will! lkt what is the use, John, cf standing up to your rights, when you get a greater wroi:? fey so doinl' - I shall stand up far them at all haz ards. 'Well. John, all I have to say, ia nereauer you nave to larmsa your own wajron Land for iiij onaersignea oiiers I r ssia tho . loilowing lands 'to wit: The north east qr. and the east half of tfse south east qr. sec. J, town 3, range 3 west; arid tue ntth west quarter nnt ike" south west t., north west qr. sec. sisjama yreet !ract:oi t-mxtu eat qr. are aecj and the north east nr. n. east qr. we 3-Jt, all in town 3 aferesaid, containinz '"84 and J acres, n'l lytjvrj to:jiirr, eiteate in fiue Count!?, t immediately on tb West vanx ot tua I tppecanoe river-( noble stream) ahout five mU3 fceUw Mintlect!d, near t?heets' i.tius, and about (ax and 'a half wiles from Pttvabur?. Is weU adapted for a stock tarm, or for agiicuhr.f.1 prut'o&c. He woidd prefer stJUiij the wh! tt'pedier, hut if small parcels should he cVsireil by parchasers, they can Ve si .. !, if t j s.l i - v o 'J rt-ti. air v. it r ."y t:.e v.j.: . i c r t a t 'Jjs. I ( ai:Au tstii'a Lr 1, tf r 11, l c, tbii I ei 1 i'fl . - n J. C. i ' 1 1 , I -fin t . ci .e.;o. I . 1 ; , , ; -, v i 31 I ' lj',tUUl, ; - iir 1 ... :J ! '-J i.J ) t.

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1 i n i, received, trout n i, H I f ' 1 .i i nil let., Wit - i 1 .6 tt iOtW8J, ! V .. . KENDALL & 13 HO. '53 . I ;ar House Molasses, . A first rate article, on ham?, am! poinr fast, I'X' at . KENDALL & tilO. Norway, sept. 3, 0 1 Domestic Goods. DALES of brown msslins, of the best brands, to be so!d cheao. Call and cee. KENDALL &. BS.O. Norway, sept. 50 1 '. ' Cooking Stores. A fl Assorted mzvB. Cincinnati manu i'V Picture. In store und to be sold soon, t close untj ss c!i?,ip aa thev can be bowirUt on the Canal. KENDALL L CRO. Norway, Bept, 5, 50 1 Tiltti&las in tlic JTIcIIt I1QU. SILL, "77? -A NTS it distinctly understood, tint, if t V he was beat in the late election, thtre is una tbirty; that he enrx't be beat in, and that ia, ia selling Groceries, Bt his store in NO II W A Y, wliere he is prepared to accommodate, all pera.'.'is, with a ii.5.ti.e the best article of groceries now in market, At such unusually low prices, us to beat liia competitors, three b;t out of live- Every thing In the grocery line kept constantly on hand. So walk up bovs and see tho Elephant. Adults, free. Children, half prite. Norway, sept 25, '50 ltf Just Received, "0, TLASSES, Sugar, CoiTee, Tea, Tepprr, lfji. pice, Cheese, Crackers, Clams, Lobsters, Oysters, White lish, Sardines, and a tine assortment of single and double-twisted Candies, a new article, fresh from Siberia, for sale at the Norway grocery store of ... R. W; felLL. September 25, '50 ltf It. A. fe;csiccr, 21. I. rfflHANKFUL for the rrv liberal patronB;e, since a resident of this county, maybe consulted nt all hours. His bills shall be rensonab! and accommodating. OtTu e on the east side of the public square. MontieeUo, sept. 25, '50 tf Dr. J. C. Lovcjoy, 'OtES li3 services bs Physician and V; A'uroeon, to his friends and th imh. I to generally, and hoping by close attention to Ims profession, to receive, a share of pubiic favor. He cuntbe found ;.t all times, unless proiessionaiiy absent, at his residence, on theeit side of" the Tinnecnnoe rivrr. nn .n I a half miles north-eust of Monticelio, on be State road leading from r.lonticello to Rochester. Has constantly on hand, a sood snpnlv of I'lugs.mu .uciuciiies, mat ui be sold lowtor cash. Sept. '50 Itf Notice to AH. fpfUIL subscriber has on hand a very are H and well assorted supply of Havana, Cuba and Yara Resr.-tlia, Princioe. Pritnera, Ugues, Juventude, Canoises, Casadore, Panatcla, half Spanish and common Clears, o--'eUu r wan all the varieties of Chcwinw To bacco, ha would, therefore, respectfully invite his old patrons, smd as mhriy new ones as vvi.i lavor lam wstn a cali, to come and exam ine tor themselves. To dealers in tho above articles he would also st-ite, that by arrangements which he h.:;s msae wiiu a largo manufacturm; and iiiino tinghoasom t!:e east, he is enabled to sell lower than any other Tobacco establishment una siae 01 me Atleghany Mountains. A- DANZfUER, EiBt side pubhc square Lafayette, lnd. oct 13'JJ .... 4m3 Will Positively "T1SLACE our accouats in tfceriandaof r.r,-.r.-t er e,"cers for collection. Sn ,.:, and chalk over; you have h id your Ferriauet now wo want our pay j once a rear or two" if von please. Wears thankful to our patrons for their custom, and would thank them fot the pay- So when you come along; this war asr. j"st e'.ia the change in yoar pocket and we can teiieve you of it. No joke; won't work for nothing and board ourselves. No credit hereafter. X? ILLE Y PAULEY, Ferrymen. oct . Notico 13 hereby given that my son John Parker, has left mv Iiodss without provocation; by this notice, I forwara all persons, from harboring or tri; -:in ; htm on tny recount r.s I will not nnv rinv r ji, 1. . ; 9 con traennjr. JOHN PAUKE'L 4w3 ecu 10 I 58 ii OtiCO . . . :;. S hereby given that rny son has left my i- bouxo without any provocation, nnd I harety f,,.B.... j r f-v ' -j;or;r 7 ,riril.t. t' t h 1. . . vs. - t is I n-i '-".ri ined 11 51 r I u iy dvL.3 u' Li! t - ,f- ,rtir -. yj'CU Vu ha c 1 1 r: ) j . 1. Cut. f 1. j ! tvav. jfj. t -i V t !l f Cl ret 1. , . , 1. ' ; . i.i e tnnen u i a it 1..' v'' i f a'.ir -1 .' '": J' 1. i . c 1 . 1 M -

"TLurtiiy, September 12th, 1?0, or bruwn stitt lo horse, for en lnmdred e:i ' Tlie brsa is si fll b!o.UeJ C 1 as J paces a mile iau!e of thr-e nit 11. ILL.

L.ccu tors' Sale! 7" "fOTICF is hereby givm that the nderx i unc 1 m expose at public aoeuon on Mtur'iv tuo iih iayofNove!uber. !E53 at the late residence of Nathan. 1 liunnol! in.. .!... censed in Uig Creek Township, White Countv Indinn.-, the follutng property of toitd deceased, consisting of one Mare nnd C"U, oiif cov? and calf, arid one Wheat fan. B.ue to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. A credit of nine months will he. piven on nil sumsof ihre dollars tnd upward the purchaser givinsx his note with approved security without mreUef from the valuation or stutMistnent laws. JOHN HRAPY. THOMAS M ENCIiX Eitet. oct 7. o0 Land For Sale! rjpiIE Subscriber offers for sale eighty acres Ja of good land, about oiie half prairie, and the other timber, lvin.tr fonr miles v.,... ticello. For terms apply to the undersigned tn.i.Icnucello, White County, lnd. &AAXLLL HECKENDORN. October 9th, IJ30 3w3. a r.5ST of i.ctti::::5 EMA1NSNG in the Post Oilice in Montik i. cello, lnd., oa tho 1st dav of cctu.r. Cecil Pv H Chamberlain J V Moore i.evt Miller Henry Wyers G l! Momsn Eli Miller Washington. Meyers Jacob Martin Ann Mrs Pauah Oror-o Poulard J B 2 Phigley Leo Potect'Dr. A Probate Judo Pool Wm Mr Parker DM Reed Jesse Reese John E Mary Reynolds Thomas . Scutt Crystal Stuudebuker Samuel Sheats Samuel Cnnfielo f!rh.ini Conne'l William Copo Charlotte Coppoe Jesse 2 Chesnut R M' r Crecount Gideon Ben net Monroe Caley Nathan P.viggs Alexander Bunnell Kobert Brown Robert Duks Jackson SI Day WnrN Dewy Mary Dag-uerrean Artist Clarke Rev Mr llarvy O S Hareist Wm Mr Sutton J M iliginaa Mary Eiiia-Simth P B belh Sneethan AbrahamHigh Jonathan lluffinan Richard II 1 ne y Henry Iluvor Richard Fowler Isaac O ray ham Morgaa Gerard Lewis Judy Nicholas Kin;r Whi If Martin Polly Ann Murry Marshal McBeth M I cmpleton James Division No 02 S of T W P Thompson O E Esq Thomas John D U S Division S T Hick m in Wm V . Wilson Or W T Wells Newton Wilson Jimis K . Wright John Ycrirer Solomon ; D. M. TILTON, P. M, A "Good Clianco to Pay.J ) Mos w n.renriey will jrive.che - tanal price tor any quanuty of Wheat in payment ot debts duo the firm, or either or them, if delivered soon. To our friends we would say,' that in order to csrry on our business and complete our Mil!, we must have monev, and we hope all those indebted will consider this a particular invitation to pay up. Those who have notes and accounts of lonj standing, who do not take this Lint, will be notified in a different manner. A general assortment of (foods on hand, which we w ill sell Low for cash or in exchange for wheat, oats .yc. oct I, lS50-2tf Liniments pt'DD'S unrivalled Wound, Nerve and Bone liniment ; Chinese liniment for man jind beast; II G. Farroil's eelebrit. d Arabian liniment; for sale at the Drug Store of oct l-2mS J. SEXTON. DAIVIEL IIJJCI'S j Cabinet n nd Chair Rooms, Main -ist., bet worn the public sn nanmarket space, right hand side goin east, Lafayette, Indiana. The largest, cheapest and best assortment of Furniture and Ch.iirs in the city always on hand. Bedsteads tdso kept at Kendalls' etore in Norway, White countv, linu.-wia. , ( Lafayette, oct 1, '50 J2tf ' ' '' I. TIJItlY. , Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery, Motitictllo, lnd. 2 TtT tJ'S.'SfS. The undersigned would in1 form bis old casiouiera'and the public generally, that durinshis abs rice his Cabinet and Carpenter shop will bo carried on ns usual by Sampson Hattman. J. II A RuOLT. oct t, 69-2tf Administrator's Notice. THE undersigned havinsj this day taken out 1. iters of administration on the es ate 0' N'irnrod Warden, late of White county, deceased, hereby notifies all persons knowing themselyes to be indebted to said estate, ti c o me a 1 1 d at a. tie tm m cdiste se t!c hi ent; and all person having claims gftinet th eaid este are rt'Oiu-Sted to file them in thf Clerk's ofac of said White county, within twelve months front l?;s date, duly establtshvd aceordinT to law. Tle estate is prokuWv solvent. GEORGE A. SPLNCi;il, Adra'r. sept 2 J, tt50 2iv3 T '1 Pii" 1 i 5' 1 to te h ! ? -t I JL 1 i r, r t p iCiii c .on, t'je f 1 r 1 il j - 1 rtj ol N i hr Ine of h cvi m , dee -',- 1 i ' -c r J 1 m 1 j-crSt n e 1. i 1 1 ' , 1 ' . t f Ic 1' 7. fi" 71 ai o'hr t 0 l" - S3' 1 1. L 1 1 t , ,t(f ' r , - prove f t, v tl v . 1 t c r rL 1 in 1 I , i. . 1 r I t ) 1 t

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las, t Hi 1 t. f eet 1, r FairJH Litters; Dr. liu r Li ': r'., c p.; i', Hi It. t'r; -In ".i L i 1 ' s : rt 1 : 1 b c t ! U .z ic i :irc 1 .1" ns Trflv . A. Ll.'f .'ik's 'tir:..h.rei ra Ho'sc O.3 1-. . t ; Dr. Benj. Godfrey's CordUL &.c, fr sale at the Drujf Store, of I. SEXTON. Octl-2if;8 - uuu s.tii.A m. Cieiiir, J. Kice'i x'ji. vegetable ChoUsmjp, a new article in the practice of Medicine, and a eifesad inf .1litne cure for a? us and fe v-r. fi" 1 v iT,, 'a ft male obstructions, end ,nULrf,i ' v 1 . f-r sale tt tiis Drug Store of ' J. C. va I 2ui6 ' Coughs and Colds. T" l-'iF'S Pulmonic Balsam, for the ctsr ef a Couahs, Colds, Dronchitics. Cansnmn. tton, and ail affections of the lun?s; fa? sale b7 3. SEXTON. oct I, 1S'J3 2rr.G T"R. JAYNE'.S Expectorant, a genuine sr-jil-tide, for the cure of pulmonary dieasea vVc, for sale by J. SEXTON, oct l-2mG Liverwort and Tar. """"V il. Reset's Compound Syrup of Liverwort nd Par. and Canchalaimn. f.i ,, -.. ot D'.Bcafics ef the lungs generally ; for s-ale v , , i. SEXTON, oct l-2rnS Coiisuinption. HAMILTON'S Vegetable CouCh Ealsam, k-iL a certain cure lor Consumption, hver complaint, whooping-cough, ,$-e., for r,lo by oct 1-amG J. SL'XTON. LDRIDt'J E'S Balm of Columbia, for reO "Wring the Hair, a genuine article, for sae bX J. SEXTON, oct I-2m6 BRANT'S Indian Pu!monar- BsNatn, for V1 hy J. SEXTON. oct I-2m6 :Dr. JayncV Medicines! Tf AYNE'S Expectorant, Ahtrstiv. r.r. Cy minative Balsam, Ague PJ-.s, Tonic Ver-nuiua-e, sanative rnis, American Hir Dve .1..1 ..... vunuifc .no unit iium any other color f a beautiful auburn or jet black.) and Dr. Jaync's Hair Tonic, an excellent article for bachelors and old maids ns it prevents th Ii.ir from failing oiTor becoming prematurely tray it also cures eruptive diseases of the head.' cives the h .ir a rich and beautiful npprarar.ee'. It is unequalled by any other arti. la of th kind as an external application for sprains', bruises, swellings, internal pains, rheumatism' J. SEXTON. ' oct l-2m6 For Sale. j . A large two-story frame House and two town' lota, in - Monticelio. There is oa th , premises a variety of most rxi cellent fruit. Il is pleasantly situated with everything neCL.... cessary to make it a conifortab!e retHdsnce. For partc!-ira enquire of R. W. gILr Qct 1, lG502tf Norway, lnd. JLooli Here, rip HE subscribers would respectfully inform Jk the citiiens of White, and aifjoi-V; counties, that they are now prepared to Ft,, and Dress all kinds of cloths, in the bcs. u -sihle manner, and nt the tthottcst notice. They ha-e also, on hands, a lot of CV and Cassimeres, of the first quality, Luh they wili sell low for ash. ' nr HUGELAND & CONKLING. Monttcello, sept 25, '5 J w"3 Tax Notice, THE Treasurer and Collector of White county, Indians, hereby gives notice that the amount of Taxes charged for the current year, 1850, on each one hundred dollars worth of t-.xaHe property, is as follows, jo-wit: For State purposes, thirty-three cents and five mills; ' ' " For Conaty purposes, seventy-five cents; For School purposes, ten cents; For Road purposes, ten cents j Also, twenty. live- cents on each poll far School purposes ; A poll tax of -seven-live-cents on each pell for state purposes, and seventy-Eve cents for county purposes, on each po;l. Total tax on eseh one hundred -dollars valuation, is uno collar and twenty-eight cents and live mills. . For purposes of receiving taxes, he will attend at his olTieo'untii the first day of January next; and after the second Monday of Jimi-rv-the law makes it the da"-' of ti p iii . Tr 'iurf r to ccllect the tiv ti.-ri" r i n s ;iiulv 0 tin ptr (1 .it. . r.! ( ro l- ectf'.'y s l.-.itdtj t r cei to . r t - t'."Uw, ' j c. iii.vNVLi Tre cN. P Th t'O ho hue n t p?ti "lu rt,j - lor 1 wiritf.luun.. t b r. V s- "; ut u t,i . ., the expense of advertising. J.'C. '.I., T. W. C. Menticeii. September S-, Itj" in .: 7 ' k A X. , Co.. l j t 1 r t t P (t- r - 1 f - ' ' . u ' . C. y' Kt -k I, e . . 1 I f t ' , C I'-i l' ' r. - L i , li -iro "f " e f r 5. i.odt n rveru ifvlni' si L t ie v i t ,t i, n tr o 1, t'j it t' t rt. t, , C Ji to e I d ) ii, t ra H t -. , s n o J'i'i' 1 tl, t fie Wilt nli r a int 1 r k Cttl l"OH UH!liMllh 1 1 ) tu it to fi I . f t hh -t,v he 1 1 t 1 it n Of I V U Jr. . I t I , ftrSI I iJf .r- 'i - 1 - r V I' . ', il 11 ( , i r l If'Ol '"Ilk V , . v , Ii f t I .'

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