Rising Sun Times, Volume 1, Number 55, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 29 November 1834 — Page 4
tiil; siai"ciii-:d hat. A TRIE STORY. In the year 16 , there appeared in the goodly town of Boston, one .Mon sieur leCain, who, from the account he
gave of liim-elf, came to sojourn anions; j them for th. purpose of instructim the ! sober aod staid citizens in the '"noble science of defence." He took lodjjins in Kir.g street, at the sign of the Cal- " l'atrot, from whence he issued his c:;rds; giving notice that at all hours of '.ho dav, he held himself in readiness at Ills room, to give lessons in the noble exercise of the broad sword. At the bottom of his bills was appended the following: "Any gentleman who is so good as to join in the amusement, and
escapes three cuts without a parry to
jaid Le Cain, pulling himelf in posture
of attack, ".leieinl vourselt; and he commenced a furious attack upon the stranger. The one was all lire and impetuosity the o'.her tool and collected. The Frenchman evidently had
the advantage in activity, while
the
strength and self possession ol the other appeared to render him fully his equal. Le Cain, who had depended upon his superior skill, finding himself repeateillv foiled. I)ecame more enra-
i;ed as the contest continued. liis face was as ted as scarlet, aad his wht.le countenance betrayed the height of n.-ision. whi( h fronrlv contrasted with
curing uirF.n. A writer signing himself "Old Duchess,"' says butler should be cured without the aid of water. The practice 1 recommend, says he, from long experience, is a follows: When the butter conies from the churn, put it in a clean wooden bowl, and with a wooden butter 1 idle proceed to woik it by break
ing it down at the sides and turning off
the whey, which is separated in the pro cess; at the same lime strew on salt hv
decrees, so that it becomes intimately
incorporated. Continue working it thus
until the buttermilk is apparently w ort
Fire aiasl luSse! IVav&tio2& 1XSUR.LXCE.
ed out. Put it then by in a cold cellar
ii . I. -- l I . .1
r I till .w,i muri ti ir n Eiir 11 ntiin I n
Hie calm anJ collected countenance oi i ' - the tran-er. This self possession was ' U dissolved, when the ladle is to be noticed hv Le Cain, and tended to in-j applied, and continued s lonjr a ra.w. , s'nrtl bis ,r-nnnd. ht.v buttermilk can he separated. I he
and attempted to brin" the face of his ""tier is lor r 'or ''"S tor losses will be liberally adjusted an
:-.c attempt, will be entitled to twelve ! antagonist to the sun: his opponent j low:i. I-or preserving, stoneware jars promptly paid.
' rr ..3 i... t .i ... frii, i. i i , i; .. ;.i are ore e ran e. a i ev mil no lasie
lurni'i: if) receive mm as s-ce.ium ts n i j i
13 o s c s T u v is c r,
k GENT at Rising Sun, Indiana, of
J. the 1 uoTKCTioN hsriMXCK Lom-
PAxvof Hartford, Connecticut, offers to
etiecj Insurance on behalf of said Com pan y, on Dwelling Houses, Stores. Ware
Houses, and buildings in general. Mer
chandise, Household rurniUire, and every description of personal prop
erty against loss or damage by FIRE.
Also, on Flat-boats and even other de
scription of vessels with their cargoes
igainsi loss or damage by Inland IN avi-
gation.
The terms are as favorable as those
of any other company, and all claims
lessons gratis."' This boast drew forth
at once the pride and feeling of all the young blades in town who had ever "don'd glove" or handled foil, and many in consequence were the encounters with the dapper Frenchman. '-It was all in vain; the skill and activity of Monsieur carried him through all triumphant. This success tickled his pride.-, and to gratify his vanity, or more perhaps to extend his celebrity, and to
increase the number ol his pupils, he! had disappeared; his face was (lushed.
. as Uiey impart no taste Almost every man has a deep and ah
I.. ..1 .. ,.;,..,f ;;.,..;n,r trt :.rt to UK! IMlMfl, anil f Xrill ieair. 1 UC.lv Un ule nercm::! ir.U iT.I in t ie SU Her!
I i .i... i. .ii ...l. i. I . . ,,. i
blv on the defensive. The attempt , 11 i;" ' mii ue- either as Die owner ot a d welling nous..
tween tne layers, ami cover wun two furniture, a warehouse, or goods there inches of strong brine, previously boil- j. n,amifac(orv, a shop with tools, ;
' iiihi Miiini'u lu iiinnin. i iarn. a Meam-noat. or rooas on board
a keel or flat boat, or some oilier kirn
of Le Cain to blind the stranger by the sun appealed to have succeeded (erhe had no sooner turned him in that position, than the sword of the unknown missed a parry, and received a deep wound in the sword arm. He Mill maintained his ground and sell posses
ion, hut the coo! and calm countenance
caused a stage to be erected on Ihe com
mon, upon which he daily appeared. 'cap a pie,' giving challenge, that he was ready then and there to contend with inked blades against ail new com-
every muscle of his powerful name ap
peared to be brought into action; he shifted his ground with the speed of lightning, and his blows were dealt
with a speed and force that showed a
coi l. II a scum slioul;! allcrwaius ap
pearontlieoriiie,wlncli will sometimes 0f property, the loss of which nuglil
Happen in uam cellars, renew lite prove the ruin of his family ; and whii:
pa kie. i ue impurities wiucn rise io 0f COurse ought not to remain a sing
ihe surface while boiling, or are found hlour without Insurance.
in the re-idium at the bottom, are tar HUmo-Sun Oet.lP. ipii-mn
ATTOIJXKY & COUN'SELLOH AT LAW,
S ILL practice in the several v y Courts in this judicial circuit
Ml business directed to him by mail o otherwise, w ill meet w ith prompt atten t ion. O.Tice at his residence in Man
Chester, Dearborn county, Indiana.
Sept. 18, 1 83-1.-1 40
ers. Tiiis was a cooler to engage in j determination to bring the contest (o a
-tnendly passage, with buttoned (oils. , This change of ail'iirs in an in-
greater than any one would
who is nol in the habit of boiling the
brine for meats, butter, occ. Rutter
thus manufactured and cured, w ill keep
11. u. B-"A'JiC CO.
NOTICE. rlUC subscriber still continues to jl do business at his Old Stand on the corner of Front and Grand streetn and takes this method of informing the public in general, that he lias on hand a good assortment of 0 D3: which iic ofFels low for Cash. or approved credit, consisting in part as follows, Ih'iiCn. biiir, ItfKrn. olive, dra! ana Sled viix'd Cloth; fn-i'JI Curhmrcr. 8u tindt's of nil !eyerii)!i''i' ; red. a rt :. scarlet nnd vhite Fium r'.s : iro;-n t'Liiii,ig and sheeting, lcurfird Domeii-c do. PLAIDS' AND STRIFES. ?Ierrimack anl Fall River 2 blue Frints; fmev do. as-cuied do. Scotch
Fluids: blue and brown Camblet ; assorted Cirras-iaiis : plain and figured book .Jaoetiott. ai d Suiss Muslin's; plain I)')i)iiiietl1s; cotton and sil! Flag llhdkfs, Blankets ff all sizes and de-
v.otton j ;n ;i assorted iiiim
a I elvemonth or more perfectly sweet, HAVE ju-t received a new se.pplv ol and the rich delicacy ot llavor imparted seasonable Fall r.nd Winter GOODS.
to thai made in May and June, by the consisting of Superfine Cloths, MaeLin-
where nothing was exposed but their ?;. altered the opinion that Le Cain ! young herbage, will be in a great mea-iaw Blankets, Flannels, Superfine (
vanity, was what had been and could jlKUi , ntertained of the skill of Ids an
be endured by the young gladiators ol J (agonist. He abandoned alonce his the town; hut to face this gunpowder j ,s,ault. and relied solely on his dt fence. Captain of the Louises in mortal com-j p,,; granger pressed upon him, his hat, was not for am )ment to be thought i -)CC assuming a darker hue, the mus of. No one ever dreampt of attempt- j ,.t ot m0M)h contracting with eve-
nig ii. inns .uoiisicui ix citm uau his stage entirely to himself, upon which
he continued daily to renev his cb.al
lenge, give point and cut direct upon the empty air. I was at one of those daily ex'.ii'u
lions, w hen an unusually large number were looking on to witness his dexterity in cutting and flourishing, and listening to the oft-repeated challenge, that a m.ti stept out from the crowd, and very coolly walking forward, drew bis glove from his hand and cast it upon the platform, in token of his acceptance of the challenge. He was completely enveloped in a large dark colored cloak
of coarse materials, w hich, in the act j of drawing his glove, fell open, and disclosed to the view of the astonished bystanders a ponderous btoad sword buckled to his thigh, that, judging from its size, w ould be useless in any but the hands of " Willie Wallace,"" or auDoug1.15S3 of the bloody heart.' This togeth
er with a slouched hat, constituted the whole of his visible costime. He appeared rather above the common siz". with a form that denoted great strength and activity. The Frenchman at first appeared utterly confounded at this ui, looked for occurrence; but recovering himself in a moment, he, with the politeness and urbanity of his nation, invited his
J 7 daring opponent lo ascend the stage. The by slanders, when they had recovered from their surprise at the challenge of Le Cain being accepted, were very eager to ascertain who this feailess being was. "Who is he?"' and "what is hef were questions reiterated from one to another; but who he was, or what he was, no one knew, and no cne
could tell. No one had observed him until he had separated from the crowd to accept ihe challenge. As for Le Cain, w hen he found himself driven to the issue upon his own term, with a crowd of w itnesses, among whom w ere a number of his pupils, and all of w hom had heard his repeated boastings, he was determined that this unknown, who, in his opinion, was hoping to disgrace him. should pay dear for his temerity. Willi ihesc thoughts in his mind, he addressed the stranger: "You shall play a bloody game for this, sir broad rim."' W am here," replied the unknown, in a calm and clear voice. 'to puni-h a vain boast; let the result be a God wills." "Well spoken," said Le Cain, hh face reddening with passion at the strangers coolness, "but are you aware that your opponent is the best swordsman in the country? This information did not produce the cd'ect upon the slouched hat, lhat Le
Cain evidently intended it should. In
rv blow lie dealt, showing his teeth as firmly set as a ice, until by a sweeping blow he d;ihe.l the sword of Le Cain from his hand, which left him complete
ly to his mercy. "Yield," shouted the
stranger, "or die the death ol a foolish
i 'i
sure preserved, it is compac', without mels.bd 1 icUing, ixose hhinkets.tiani
being too adhesive; cuts with a smooth some Calicoes, Shawls, dross lldki's.
surface, and show? neither lump of salt. Umbrellas. Ribbon-. Buds, Shoes an
buttermilk, nor crumbles.
.Vrr-Iori Farmer.
Cookinc For atoms. Of all the good thing which nature produces, through
the patient industry of larmers, there i-
nolhing so agreeable to the palate as
the poiatoe, nor any one vegetable so
universally esteemed ; vet this, is so fre-
brogans o
assorted sizes, togrtiu r wiin
an extensive variety ol LsaS'titmCT,
rccorir! ami G":jcrssv';trr.
and an assoi tment of Faints, Ihe Stutl.-.
Drugs and Modic.iiios.vvX. vcc.
Fhey invite their friends and custo
mers to cau and see.
lising Sun, (let. 4, IT; 34.
senptions
hers, &e. ,rsi
To ail of which is ortmrnt of
! n l
aided
a -;ei.e
ill
MEDICINES,
1 1 1 1 -vr-.
Faints, O'd.ih S '.nit's. Queen and (.'hina Ware. Mcsie.M. l:.s rn xi A i s. Tovs, oe. Al-o. COO KING STOVES, and
Stoves of every !'
' I I t IO! I. HATIUIVAY.
r - ... i
-.o aster. l-.-it.nu!, with e.uivenng up
and countenance ashy p-le, replied,"!
juld, 1 surrender all pretensions to ihe science of defence: but may I know to whom I yield?" "That,"' "replied the stranger, "is not for outoknow;to you, and ihese. good people present, I
would say, I am a messenger to punish preun ption." He then drew his cloak over him, and pulling his hat down over his eyes, leaped, from the platform
and immediately disappeared in the
streets of the town. Who this individual was, (who was
afte rw ards disignated the Slow ltd lint)
was not known until years afterwards, when it was ascertained that it was Goiie, the regicide, who, as it is well known, was concealed for a number of ears in this country from the vengeance of Charles the II.. the son of the murdered King DeJham Adv.
IPuMie Motive.
quently rendered unpalatable by ihe
manner ol cooking it, that but compar
atively few are acquainted with the real THE undersigned having rented the ex llavor of this esculent root. Lovers o! tensive frltmrip . 32 HU on Laugh
mealv potatoes will do well to attend to erv. owned by Col. V. .lames, respect
the following method, communicated to fully inform the public that, having a
us by a lady of this town, whereby po good headot water, Ihoy are now reauv
tatoes a year old may he rendered as to grind for customer-. They will do
ilehcious as new ones boiled in the com- business on the old te.
rms .
and having
mon manner. Feel them, pul them in the Mill in good repair, and attended to cold water, and let them remain two by experienced millers, they confidently
or three hours; then boil (hem in water expect a liberal custom.
SiAtGiin:-)!N: thi: Kixrs r.xuT.isn. A person whoso cacology exceeds in perspicuity lhat of the gentleman who
built a house with
which has b-eu salted, observing that
it noils when toey are put ui; pour oil
the. water when they are done, shake
them veil for a short tim, put them on
the fire again, and at the expiration of
ten or fifteen minutes they will be rea
dy for the table. fjfincostcr Ca
PIATT & ATIIEARN.
dame Mill. Oft. 'J5.lS34-.aO
STEAKS AW El ILL
110R SALE, one-hall or the whoh
of the Steam Saw Mill, in Rising
Sun, Indiana. This mill is 80 feel in
CorunNG. A young fellow who was length, and 'Jo feet wide, carries TWO
rather bashful, once went to court a SAW'S, and saws 40 feet in lengll
girl, and afier waiting some time, not The substantial manner in which th
cnoumg what to say, be at length building is put up, the simplicity of ihe
; hroUc silence hy saving "fathers core machinery, and the strength ot the en-
had a caiflo f7.ry, and it vas while like a sine, has been aeknow lodged by all who
an abutment story.
and a portico in front, made the following plea in his defense, w hen sued for a militia line; "May it please your honor, 1 understand the law to he this suppose go to the sturgeon and get a specificate, and then go the demanding o-licer of the company, I consider it im-
malicular whether the demanding officer does or does not put his significant to it v ou can't neglect a line of me for non-existence." Scitoot. or m inxkus, As George 111. was walking the quarter deck of one
of his men ol w ar, with his hat on. a
sailor asked his messmate "who that fellow w as who did not dow se his peak to the admiral '' "Why it's ihe King.' "Well king or no king,' retorts the other, "he's aa unmannerly dog.'' "Lord where should he learn manners," replied Jack, "he never was out of sight ef land in his life.' Common' En no us. It is a common
notion, that little frogs, which appear
in summer after storms, are produced by Ihe water w hich falls from ihe clouds
and the du-t which lies on the ground, and on the leaves of the trees. Nav. Niinc bi lieve ihey are formed in Ihe air, and oa those leaves, and the people then say, without scruple, Gi.it it rains frogs; not considering lhat Ihe force of the wind may have taken lliein up, and c.onvrvrd thim. :i it transports so ma-
the same provoking and even voice he ! nv other bodies of much greater weight.
These frogs are produced in ihe same manner as all other animal4. The mothers lay eggs, and hatch them in holes of the earth, as does the load. When copious show ers of rain fall, ihe water, spreading itselfon ihe ground, moistens and cools il; and overflow ing the little
snrt p .
a valuable: farm
t on sjrx.
z!z-. JL otters for sale Ins L
f arm, situated on the Miller ridge, in Randolph township, Dearborn county, on the state road leading from Rising Sun through Hartford, and three miles from the former place. It contains about 2S ai'E'fs of first rate land, 50 of which are under cultivation, and the remainder well limbered. The improvements are a valuable ORCIUHD of 100 grafted fruit trees, a good Dwelling house, two good stables, &c For Icrms apply to Messrs. Haines Lanius. merchants. Rising Sun. J. F. HARRISON. October 11. 1334. 3m43
replied, "Your laugu.age,my or k spar
row, w ell hfcomesyoui piofession ; but oung man, you had better cease nnr boasting, and save your strength, lor I assure you lhat you will need it all (o steady vonr eye, and gaud your points." The sword of ihe fiery Frenchman was unsheathed in a minute the
caverns wlorh servo l!nm lor nesls.
stranger coolly fallowed his example, obliges ihem lo come forth for their "Fiu it.'denc- n r.et , b borne,'- town -ccuritv Xmh .4m. Me:ire.
i LL persons who subscribed and sent to Samuel Hindi's school in Randolph township, who have not yel paid llieir subscriptions, are hereby notified lhat their accounts have been left with ihe subscriber for collection ; and it is desirable that they should be settled without delay. LEE RODGERS. November T, 1834. 52
'i iiuotliy and liovt i crtl. THE subscriber has on hand a ciuan
lily of Timothy and Clover SEED,
which he will sell on accommodating
terms. S. HATHAWAY. Rising Sun, Oct. 4, 1834.
WOOD WASTM).
Those of our subscribers who
wish to pay iheir subscription
in FlFvF. WOOL), arc inhumed that we
arc nearly out of that article, and a few
loads would be quite acceptable at this
Oct. 18.
iave seen it. Ihe boilers are '22 feel
long, and 32 inches diameter.
There is also a pair of M:i.l Sroxi.
1 feet 7 inches in diameter, attached to
the saw mill, that will grind above '200
bushels in 24 hours. The. mill issitua
ted on
tin
ee lots, am
I has a first rat
A EVES ,V. LAN! US
from N. Orleans, 2it hiuls
i-; Also. -JA bb!s ihev v.ili sell oa
t-vpii?-''- H JL have pist receivei
u-d SO hid
iccomnio
, V.'hie'l ting for
May
1 1
O.J I.
stone wall He, 6C feet deep, which
supplies the boilers.
Any person ow ning land above this place, who could furnish the mill with ors and firewood, will find this ostahl
lisbment worthy his attention. Terms will be easy. For further parficnlais apply to JOHN HOSE, or E. S. FUSIL . I?rn t. Lnv ri ifr burgh . Rising Sun, Aug. U, I 34. 30tf
('ciiiir.oii'i.il do Bank of Cliilirollii! of Mi.rietU Ml. lVa-ant Nurvva'ik (ii -;ii!::i Xanc-villo ruMnuuil li.o.I. of ) .--t. Clairsvilii;
THE Rising Sun Cotton Factory has been in operation for four months, and is now making a LARGE quantity of V:tV5)tt, of a superior quality. Persons desirous of making purchases of it. either wholesale or retail, will do well to call and examine Ihe article. F.JAMES. Rising Sun. Aug. 23, 1334. 41
THOMAS QI'lttK, iESFECTFULLY informs his friends and the public in general, lhat he has rented the shop belonging to, and formerly occupied by Caleb Campbell, for the purpose of carrying on, in all its branches, the bu-iness ol l asliiouahlr Tailoring;. He will execute all order? in his line in the neatest, best, and most durable manner, and according (o the latest and II1A. I I I , t
",U" .ipprovcu lasnions. Jiis experience in the various branches of Tailor
ing, justifies him in saying lhat he wi
be able to please all who may favor him
wun tiicir custom. Rising Sun, Oct. 4, 183L 4?tf
Yorlh ronur of Main and Front rtrce.L;. pU AVE JUST RECEIVED in ad fcLjL diticn to their former ?tock. a
large and splendid assortment of
1 2 ,i vil w a vt , Q 15 t r it s WR IX, Glti.khv, Gnoe i iur:s, o;c, kVc. All of which tl.ey will dispose of lower for cash, or approved ouutrv produce. SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS Cash per bushel will be given for clean Flax Sekd at the Fusing Sun Mill until December next. Jlpril ;, 1334. RANK NOTE EXCHANGE. AT ( 1N( INN ATI. i'raiik. Irk ol Ci'i. jur- lank of Louisiana a
kk I Do Orleans .ri '2 ; Consul. As'oeiation i '2 : Com. li"k Louisiana 5 2 i City ti'k .N Orlonns 5 '2.'i Louisiana !st;itelik ti i Citizens' l;k of Lull. 5 2; M (c T irk Jt bran. 5 t1 j .N . ). mp.-tl hank, ro 5 i Union h'k ol l-oit. ;
Coiwin. It'k of Jj. K. '2h All oilu r? uncertain.
Dayton l.ai.k, '2 : ...L-SlSiSll'Pl. Coin. t"k of Seiolo '2.V. A'.r. lit; at Natchez S V k. M h'k of S(cu-) j Statel.k nt ilo A bi-rnillt' ) All ollii i-' uncertain. Farmers lek Canton I1UHNI A. Franklin irk Co-) i i Valley lk ami bran. 2 lnm! us i Ii;oik of Va. A bran. '2 Lain -aster bank '2 j ilo at Charl'ti 2 Ma .kinsruni bank '2'i I F 1! of a & bran '2 t'rt)ana banking on. g ; Noi Ihwesleru bk at) West, tteerve b.-oik '2 ! Wheeling ) '2 INDIANA. j do pay at NYllsb'g '2 Farm, Mec. b'k) of' Other unerrtnin. c:, and upwur.lsj ALABAMA. Smiill notes 5 j Hank of Mobile !" All o(bei no v:lue. Stale bk aiul bran. 15 KF.NTl'CKY. .Others uncertain.
Louisville Hotel co :! .M IC1 1 IC! AN.
li'k of Commomv. 20 lk of Michiiran, 5)
Do. Kv. ' branches CO and upwards
Do. of Louisvillo 2 Hk of river Kaisan ilo .' Small notes. 5 F i M bk of Mich. ; TLNNF.SSrr:. tSmall nolo 10 State bank i-bran. 5! 1' FN NS V LVAN I A. Cnion b'k Nashville 5 flank of Pittsburg h. Do. pavalde in I'hi-) 1 Other banks. " 2a3 la'l.lphia. 2, M:w YORK. Yratinan .t Woods) 'City banks .1 payable in N'ashv ) Other bank, .la.S Do. pay.inPbilad. . 2, Other ca'tern bks 2aS All others uncertain. In the above tabic t stands for one-half. thiTtiivies i-s rvm.istii-'.n k.vkry svTLitnw, nv is. c sTKvr.xs At.i'x. i:. gi.exx. In Rising San, Dearhorn cn. Indiana.
TF.UMS. Two Dollars prr annum, if paid in advance; Two Dollars and Fifty Ceats if paid in six months; or Throe Dollar lit the end of Ihe year. No subscription will be received for 1es than six months. A failure to notify a djscontinuiinctt ntthe curl of the time subscribed for, will be considered n new enpiiJcement. No paper discontinued until nil arrearages ur paid, except at the option of the publisher. pT-Advertisenientsiiot excordinjr one vqunrr, will be inserted three times for $1, and 26 cent for each subqiiHit irtia. l.rj k proportio.