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DIsCoSTENT.

How universal II -. We never yet
knew the man VIVA would say. II anu con-
tented" Go where you will. among the
rich and poor. the man Of competence or
the man who earns his bread BY the daily
sweat of he brow. YOU hear the sound ct
murmurlg and the voice OF complaint.
The other dsy we stood BY 3 cooper.
who was playing merry tune With hls
adze around cask. "Ah." sighed he,
mine is a hard lol-lor ever tToIling
round and round like dog. driving away
at hoop" " Ileigho!" sighed black
smrh, in one oi the late hot days, as he
wiped ihs drops Of persplralIon IRON hrs
Draw, while the red hot iran glowed on
the an, il-ihis IL lite with q vengeance!
melting and lry lug ones selfe over bum
ing FIRE." "Oh, that | were carpen-
terri tiacuIsled a shotmaker. a. he ben.
over his lapsIont: " here am ]. day alter
day, wearing my soul away IN maAIng
soIes for others: r""ped up in his linie 7
By 9 room. hrIgho.' " | am sick ii this
outdoor WORK" exclalms lhs carp"nIer.
" brOlling under sweterIng sun, ~ tx-
posed 10 the inclemrnrIss vi The weather
If was only atsllnr" This Is too
baj!' perpetually cries the tailor. - la be
compelled 20 SIT ptrci''d up here. pl,Ing
the needle all the tiune-wnud that mIue
was a more active lile!". last day 81
grace-banks won't observation-disclosures
won't pay: what shall | d." grumbles
the merchant. =. | had rather he a truck
hOrse--a dog--sny lhng" Happy Eel
lows!" groans the lawyer, as he scratch
es his head over some perplexIng case, OF
pures over some dry musiy record
happy fellows. | had rather hammer
stone. Than cudgel nv brains on this sex.
stous question:" And :" Ihrongh all
the rsmlhcauons Of s"cIet, alt are coup
planning # then lot findi"g fault with
their particular calling " IL we're only
tins, that. or The other. should be- hap.
py." IL The universal cry" any thing
tui What | am" So wags The wnrId-so
il has Sagged, aud so II will wag-
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CHARACTER.

A noag the hap,nrs. aud proudest pos.
sessl ,as III nan Is his charscler--IIIs a
wesi,n-u - a rank nf itself. IL usually
pr.rures nun honors. aud rarely the jeal
ons,es OF fame. Like most treasures
thai are attained less by circumstances
than ourselves. character 10 more Iellci.
toas reputation Than glory. The wise
man, therefore, despIses not The opinion
Of re World. he estimates II al its full
ya,Ie: he DIES not rush. from vanity alone.
against The received opinions Of others,
he d ,es not hazard has costly jewel with
INV ,r,hv cnmbalanis. and for petty
stalk H. RESPECTS the Legislation Of de.
ceTnn. Ii n b.. benevOient a. veil as
WIS.,, ne viii rempmber that character al
ford him a thousand uuliues; that 1t EN-
abe. him the better To forgive the errng,
and 10 shelter the assaIled. But that
character IS bullt On false and hollow
basis. which is formed un, IRON the dIc-
Tale Il nar own br-asl. but solely from
H.. i.,r # censuIr. What Is the essence
and IT.. If character! PrI icIpie, Integr,-
%lv. ,pdependence; 'r. A. "ne "i the great
oil, Writer'S hath H.. =" that INBRED iovally
nm, virtue whInh raH serve EtIhnuI u
hv.r, " These are qualurs hat hang
no uaun any maa's breat". fhe' must
h, t,ruri wi.ltn our elves; midi snluhie
q, ,n.trstruc lble a. 'he snUl II, CON-
sc,,u- af these pussrssIUDs, We trus,
RANDALL, TO me aud occasion TO render
them nnnwH, te NAV rest assured that
oar cn .racIer, .,nntr or later, "Ill esiab-
hsh.l,.rf. We Cannot more defeat nur
ou A., 'hat p, .:,>,,"s- d ierrId
a,,,.., - - 4 ,ho w"1.I ',u 80, 81
rs. Except, indeed, II Ne are senpGed
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nuEI. In NEW ORLEANS.

The dass ol Ilnn Qulxute have come
back again. Knights an their hugh met
tied chargers vii saon h. securing the
country seeking la avengr ,he wrongs Of
some faded beauty. Tournaments will
err long he the pasume Of gala days. and
The wager of battle take the place OF the
slow and tedious process Of civil law.
The first public exhibition ui the return
ING days Of ancient chlyalry has been CIV.
en- IN New Orleans. A. duel took place
in some public place IN that city on the
9Th nit. which Is thus recorded b, the
correspondent Of the Courier and Enqui.
Ters -..
Yesterday, duel was tough, in this
civ be,ween Captain Shsmburg. and Mr..
CuslIller The quarrel originated IN a
ballroom. some weeks since. between
the former and brother of the latter.
They passed On the Levee next day;
CuvIlller sccos,ed Shamburg in manner
he believed To he Insulung Some hos-
tile motion being mulually made by the
pdtNpSs GlaHoutg blt" bnpiu Nduts
and run il into the arm Of CuvIlIeT;
wherenpon the latter discharged two pIs.
tolls al the former. without effect. Here
the mater ressed for some DAYS, save that
Shsmhnrg underwent kind Of trial, aud
was discharged The brother Of ihp
wounded Cnvllher took up the quarrel If
his wounded brother, and challenged
Shamburg, ard the mettng took place
Yesterday WITH broad swords. on horse.
back. they parsded al the proper hour,
on fiue hooking g"ldmgs. armed with
swords, louk their positions. and awaited
like knights 81 6hi, the wurd ~ BE- given
for combat. TIE result Was, that after
some Close cut . ard thrustIng. Sham
burg ha1 hls ha, cleft IA twaIn, aud his
Nurse killed under him: and CuvIlIler
had dIyIs un made Of his clothing across
his whole front. leaving. II is saId a
slight flesh wound: and here the affair
terminated. While the high metiIr of
Southern hl"nd keeps up do not see
hpw duelIIng is To be prevented. The
duel was at public place, and from the
mode If fighting, large number Of per
>oHs were drawn To the spot TO witness
| The combat
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INGE Nous Nu>E.MAKING.


ID M,sm Waffe1, Of Boston, is
mentioned N the papers "t that cItx a.
having p,rlnrmed leat iu the business
NJ nose making. which will probably
bring his services into great request
among that portion Of our lelIos-ciuzens
win" have sustained damages IN tina,
rather important feature Of faclaI land-
scspe." DR.. Warren does no, pursue
the falico.lon mode Of repairing the han.
dies OF peoples countsnances. but he
puts on A mans nose with singular IneaI-
ness and despatch" nevertheless; and
according 10 the Boston account Of the
matter, we are not very CERTAIN but il
would be well enough To employ the
DocInr 10 make new noses for people hn
happen to have ugly pcrucos 10 the
oiiartary regions Ladies with Two
pre'tt black eyes" who ale lobbed of by
madane nature with nothing net.er than
pug nose. will. Of course, employ him
10 IabrIcate more hecnWIng receptacle
tor rappee. in their declining wears, anu
young fellows who are provided with a
protuberance little more symmslrical than
a warped shingle, pugh,, by all means. 10
pa'ronIze the professor oi ROsOtogical
manipulation Whether DIR. Ware
Trims dawn noses happening tn have r'p
; much an. ,lItude, L. matter moi t"uehed
upon IN the BosIon arcUuUt To which "e
| sllude. hut bI that same account Il Is. a.
clear as amber that he can make new
nose m Cases where The nerrssar, smell
lug maritime has beeu demolished by an
arrI'!e,t: Tor Young man VIM b appeued
Ia ia G his facial Uutwurks - druy ~" as
Hacheu las IT of the dogs tail, employ
ed line dorlur latelv To remedy the dfsas-
ter. and u we are Il, credit the newspaper
account Of The affair. 'hr unfortunate
sutie:vr ~ the drrelIclI"n is actually
D. it'r III Tian before. He has been
Jr0v'd"d b. Dr. v .rrru With nose ittjt
= a. &, - .'' t,' ca :. ~ t,ir upon mot
! organ, bul really an improvement, upon
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.9isr nfrr Of Russia Abstract Of an
Jkdse We are indebted 10 a Trend lnr
the snhjoined copy Of an imperial uksse
issued by The late Emperor Alexander OF
Russia. The severe but jus, rebuke
winch II contains, resembling IN some re-
specls the one given by our king Csnutc
to his servile fslterers, was called forth
by gross adulsIiop To the Emperor when
he was On his last tour through II,s domi
mons: short time was only suffered TO
elapse after ITS publication, before that
mDnarch ceased ~ reign ar live.
Ukasf addressed 10 tie LegisLtirs Synod
al .HOscOU, by Aleraasie,, EmpsrOr Of
Ruasin. dnted from MoscOw, OctoLs,
81, 1917.
"Dunop my late travels through the
provinces. | was obliged, To nv no small
regret. to listen to speeches pronounced
IN different parts, which contained un-
becoming praises of me--praIses which
can only be sscribed unto God. And as
| am convinced in The depth u my heart
Of the christian truth, that every blessing
foweth unto US through our Lord and
Saviour Jesus Christ alone. and tina,
every man. be be who he maj, without
Christ, is foil only Of EVIL; therefore To
asctbe unto me the glory Of deeds in
which the hand OF God had been egident-
ly manifested before the whole world, is
to give unto men that glory which be-
longeth unto Almighty God alone.
81 account it NY duty, therefore, to
forbid all such unbecoming expressions
OF praise. and re commend that, on simi-
lar occasions IN future, the people refrain
from all such expressions Of praise. SO
d'sagreeable 10 my ears: and thai they
may render unto lhe Lord Of Hosts alone
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call yoar inrdship and The Jury 10 bear
witnsss fhat 1. i0a. am A. Uailsd Irish
man. tie thea turned n inc Cro@n
Lawyer and added--,. Mr.. Attorney &C.
nerai. you may fls your process. il you
please; here Is no need for perjury in
your Witness" ~
The effect vas irresistible; he leli The
bon and sal down--and almost immedl-
aaely after the prisoner was acquilled; bod
from that time Sampson VS. marked OUT
for sacrifice.
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SncIAL nurlES.


Some 81 tlie present eajnsments OF This
life foR from the performance nf those
duties which every man. and especially
every chrisfisn owes 10 his felloSs. To
do good unto others. as "a have oPPer-
iunIIy. j. hulh civil and christian duty
from whIch much, IL not the most II
our individual happiness. a. well as that
Of socieiy depends. individuals aud
communities are mutually dependent an
each olher for business, iar the means Of
subsistence, and for the social enlngmen,s
Of life. Bni The relative duliss should
ever be discharged with christian and
benevolent motives. lf We would derive
from them that pure and genuine e'jey.
meni which discharge 81 them - de-
signed To impair We are tho prone %
envy our neighbour IN sn6cess. To he Jea-
lous OF his prosperity. lniead of rejoicing
with HIM aud commencing him Tor what
ever y merilOFi0us.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-31
AN INGENIDUs TRICK.

An English paper relates The following
ingenious mode Of "raising the Wind
praclised by musician, 90 the creduil-
" Of the inhahl,anlsof country town,
not long since: j.. A+s :.
a foreigner. named yogel, a cele-
braied flute PLAYER, advertised a concert
for his benefit, and IN order TO attract
those who
- had no music in their sonls.
And wers na,mcy'd by toaeoid ri sweet SQUADS
he announced that between TIE acts he
would exhibiI an extraordinary feat never
before Witnessed IN Europe. tie wonld
bold in his left hand glass Of vine, and
would allow SIX of the sirangrs, men 10
the town To hold his arm, aud noswi,h-
Standing all their efforts TO prevent hun,
would drink the vine! 80 nnyel and So
surprising display Of slenglh, as It was
naturally regarded, attracted very crowd
ed house. aud expectation vas on the tip
toe. when our hero appeared OF the Stage,
glass IN hand, and polilely invited any
half dozen at the audience 10 come fora ard
10 put his pr0wess 10 the test. Several
gentlemen, amongst anom was the mayor
Of the place, immediately advanced tn The
stage, and gIasplng the lef, arm # V"gei.
apparently rendered the performance oG
his promised leal qul'e nut ii the question.
There was an awful pause fur m''ment.
when our arrn-bnund hero. eyns The
gentlemen who had pinInned him. said,
~ has hr ken Engtlsh. - Jnnteelmen. are
vou all ready! Are SOU quite sure you
have got ias, h0ldm The answer ha, ing
been g,ven 10 the aflirnative. BY verS
confident Md from llnse Ia whom y " As
addressed, Vogel. 10 The infinite amusr-
menI 1T the spectators. and Iu lhe ~
small surprise of The group rmnd him,
advancing his right arm. when Wa free,
very coolly took the wine glass frnm HE
left hand, and bowing ser, politely tn The
half dnzen gentlemen. SAID. "Jan,eelmen.
| have de honor 10 drink all Your quot
health" al the same time quatIing ID the
VINE, amidst general roar Of Laughter,
aud universal cries oI bravo, bravo. well
done Vogel"
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10 unworthy complisnees wlih what our
conscience disspproves. 10 order 10 please
ierling and raprlri0us c0nnienances 81
lhe urDe. There il . moral honesty n
q dine regard Cor character which viii not
shape itself % the humors If The crDwd
And this II honest. n no less wise. For
The crOwd never long esteem those Who
haller il a aheir ogn expense tie Who
has lhe supplensss Of dsmagogne ~lll
live % complain Of the 6cklepess Of ne
mob.
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Female Heroisna.--An instance Of fe-
male heroIsm is related as having taken
place during the late campaign against
the Seminoles Of FLORIDA. we'll worthy of
helng handed down to posterity. A Mr..
Slke-, together with his wife, their only
daughter, her husband, Lieut.. Smiley,
aud infant child. and three old negro wo
men, occupied house which was attack
ed by large body Of Indians. The
frs. alarm was given by the discharge Of
three muskets fired at Lieut.. Smiley. who
was ch"pplng wood in Ihe Yard, the balls
from ~hich caused his immediate death.
His iashet-in-law, who was near him,
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Discovery IA Gelfral .9fris0.-Dr.
Andrew Smith. who Was sen, out hy the
are az Gond Hope Association into
Central Alrics, has recently presented 10
,haI body very Interesting account OF
his travels. The expedition under him.
consisting of so persons. $50 head oi
caule and horses. and 20 wagons, which
stirred fran Graal RnieI at the l2ih Al
eusi, 1884, returned in the spring Of the
prrssnI year. afrr penetrating 10 The ls'
u.ude aI % deg. 20 min. ninth. The
mission became acquainted Slll' mem
hers af ~, aly seven tribes. aud had m
formation OF sixteen nihers, and realized
a very extensive and valuable collection
in natural history, IncludIng ls0 sklas "l
new and rare quadruPeds, 1919 sans 81
new or rare birds, three barrels ii snakes
and lizards, Onr box Of insects, 3 crnen-
dilss aud 2 skeletons. % nes and rare
Iorloises 100 geological specimens. and
one package 81 dried plants. They also
asrerlained thai the HollenI0l race Was
much more extended Than has been hiIh-
erlo hellrsed. and that parties or c"nlnn.
mites belonging 10 il Inhablt the interior
A. far al least as The inland lake. which
they we're Told was not less Than three
week', journey 10 the north Of the IroPIe
Ui Capricorn.
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The misfortune u his great country
il, lhat lie men Who govern Us will no.
pr ft rs experience ---lhcir remedy Tor
All diseases IN The money market. some
new Experiment upon ". E1Psrimtaf
M. | VA the destruction 81 the " y.
Bank. Consequence No. ! Mss tho GRIP
ling ol the banks aud the bank issues d
tlie country. Experiment No swas lbe
removal III the deposnes. Cons6gUmu
No. . VAS the arrangement Il 81 the
domestic exrhanges, and the Surrender ii
all the merchants "a the svarlre Of the pet
hanks Es1perimenf M. 3 wa. the
Treasury Circular. Consequence M. Q
was interest al th,riy-six aud fpr,y-eigh,
per cent. per snnum. and the forcing nf
ten thousand merchants D. work 50 - 70
make princes ii some fiIiy men. Away
with your experiments. Let Us alone, We
implore YOU. Your tender mercies are
savage cruelnes. Every experiment is
bnl ths euewpd tor,ures oi an inqulsi,ion
Take of your chains. and Ne viii 10
we'll enough. n. FORK EIprts.
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The Boston Patriot furnishes advices
from Smyrna In January 20. The whole
II Syria had hern thrown into conslsns
.ion BY an earthquake on January Isl,
which destroyed several towns and villa
ges 0n the evening ii the new wear,
llIlle before sunset, the towns Of The.
r,ss, JapheI, and several ne!RhboriHg VII
isgr. were enilrely oystlhro~e by this
dreadful calamity The shock extended
many leagues. The towns were heap
VI RUNS; aud nine lsnihs Of The inhabl
tau.s persisted! Nothing had been heard
IRON Jerusalem or Jafa. All the new
buildings at Acre we're DESTROYED. Al
Selde the French Consul's wife was
dragged from the ruins with her leg
crushed.
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The New Orleans Bulletin gives the
following extract from a pri,ate letter
from the city Of Mexico, dated Feb. l9'h
1897:
This Go ernmcnt has made arrange
mcnis to prosecute the Texan war by
loan from Mcssrs. i.che.aria Il sons,
Llzardi 4 Brothers, ami Rubio, for two
millions of dollars, to be paid in cash in.
stalments of sI5O,00O per month, and
S50,00u in provisions, and are to haze
the receipts of the custom-house at No
tamoras and Tampico, and the pr ilege
Of exporting the two millions in specie
free from export. General Bustamcntc
is to IKE charge of the army: he lea;cs
here next week in company with A'isla
and filisola, with carte blanche to raise
troops, when and where he may find l!
necessary. In the mean time General
Santa Anna is looked for every hour MN
feserish anxiety, and Congress has fina-
" passed resolution prescribing him.
or barring him from all civil and military
immuniiies, until he makes full snu
satisfactory expose of all his acts since
the battle at San Jacinto, as well as ms
motives in going TO Washington. &c. &c.
The die consider as cast, and YOU may
look to the next arrivals from this uh'
happy country with no ordinary interest
Ii citil war breaks out. OF which here
seems no doubt, it win be the most ';'''
culinary yet experienced in this coun J; !;
The whole country is fully ripe for IL
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the original proboscis. We Of course
congrasuls.e H. pslienl ami recommend
his Ease Il me rsrrful consideration o. 2
i. discerning pnblle."
W Y. Courier q Enquirer.
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ssd Instantly TO the house. where he q
serra wilhuul injury. Fortunately here
rere seven muskels m The dwelling.
which were loaded 10 succession by nc
nero women, and discharged q The =
ssilanl. ~ Mr.. 5. and wife and daughter.
Tie IA, mentioned lady vas very active
n avrnging lhe death Of hrr husband,
ana killed three Of The Indians. The a.
,ack was eoctinued uniil dark, when the
s,rages retired, having lost Eve or SIX ol
their number.
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Rights ~ Homen. A bin has bee.
introduced into the N. Y. Assemaly, "a,
lie :. protection and prsssrraii.a 81 "A,
riglls and properly n married q Smsa =
Rs the first section. the property bo,h re,
Il and persona. belonging % any womup
a the time OF her marriage, siier the pss-
sage Of the act. shall continue 70 be le.s
ei in aer the same - before her coter,ure
anil the income Of her estate shall NJ,
enure 10 the husband during the lie q
the wife. niii.oat her consent. By the
second section. the hush M i entiileslto
so much OF his wiie's property. Al her
death. IS by the laws Of the STATE tie
willow is now entitled % n the time Of
his demise--in oiher words. lie shah
hare dover. The ihinl section prohibits
married women from making conse, ance.
10 their husbands OF any resi- or person.
n estate, except the income thereof,
withOu, the permission Of the Ghancs!.
loT.
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FROM MEXICO.

Santa Anna arrived al Vera Cruz on
the 2lsi Oi February, where lie was 70.
Iher cuolly received. and With no more
honors Than we're due to a cpmmsnMek:
lean General. lie lief, immediately Tor
his estate. Mango dc Clsvo.
The election returns for President
were
AnssIacIo Bustsmen,e. 81 votes,
Manuel Gomez Psdraza. o
Nlrh"las Brasn, 3
Ans"nlo Lopez de Santa Anna, 2
Gen. Buslamente. we are informed By
private letters, had arrived q, tie RIO de!
Norle. where The army is now staIionetN
and takes the command in conjunction
with Bravo.
Santa Anna. on his arrival al Vera
Cruz. addressed The people, and assured
them tba, his Liberation was no, owing 10
bribtry. or to any thing derogaIory TO
the Mexican people, but purely 10 Ge
goodness Of General Houston.
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tissaksgsvings ior The blessings bsS.uNss
sys.n =. md pray fos nc nnlpnurinF ar
~ erace upon III "a -: e0nloFminglhsa,
selses ii this matter 10 ths words II sacred
~. shich requires - 10 render % ~
King eternal, immortal. insisible. me oDl,
zee God. honor and glory, foErssr spd
ever. !. ALExANDER.H
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-11
EW AND CHEAP STORE
L pDINnZ A

EW AND CHEAP STORE
~ MOORE, PRUTZMAN, g. co. have
Just received and are now offering at the village
OF lhree RIVERS, IN the front room OF the house
occupied by William Mosscr, sple ldid assert
ment OF GOODS, consisting in part of
Superfine blue and black cloths,
Green, brown and olive do,
Cassimeres and pctershams,
Satnets and ilanels,
Fustians and Canton nanels,
Bedticking, checks, &c. &C.,
Beached and unbeached muslins.
Calcoes. ginghams and cambrcks,
Clrcassian, bombazets and muslin bor-
derng.
Velvet, silk and swansdown vesting,
Wadding, rose and point blankets,
Ready made clothing,
Hats AID caps, boots and shoes,
lin ware, hardware, nails, glass, salt, &c.
Sugar, coffee, tea and molasses,
Pepper, cloves, nutmegs, &c.
An assortment of medicines,
Logwood, coperas, alum and madden,
Dry and ground white lead,
Plug and fine cut tobacco,
An assortment of Queenswarc, glass
ware, &c. &c.
Besides number of other articles too numerous
to mention; all of which they will sell cheap for
Cash. 40
Three Rivers, November 6, 1886. l9tf
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-01-11
~REAT BARGAINs-at the Coun,

REAT BARGAINS the County
N seat of Lagrange County-villags of Lima.
David Spr, que, Elias s. Swan and Elias Boul-
ton Smith have purchased tn, lands located in
the early settling of tn, northern part of Indiana.
which they will sell in any quantity to suit pur-
chasers, from one to ten acres.
These lands, amounting to several hundred
acres, adjoining the County seat, were located by
the best Judges of locations in tn, western coun-
try. No further Recommendation would be ne
cessary than to inform the public that tn ,se lands
WIRE entered by Col. John Spencer, III, R,ceive r
of Public monies at Fort Wayne, by NJ jor X. L..
Britton, one Of the greatest land holders in Indi-
ana, and gontlcmln who explored Several We IRIS
before the settling Of l. Igrdngs County, the pres
ent great thoroughfiro from Toledo to Michig IN
City-and by David II. Colerick, one of tn mem-
bcrs of the Senate of Indiana, and the best o5ser-
yer of the most splendid land specul,tions that
have been made in the fir.fimed west.
Letters addressed to David Spragus of Mich-
gan City, la. Elias s. Swan, White Pigeon,
Michigan, Elias Bouton Snrith, at Lima, La
grange County, Indina, will be attended to
promptly. These lands embrace great WAtcr
Privileges and must have all the machinery loca-
tsd on them that will be erected by the al grange
County Manufacturing Company" Company
already entering into very great undertakings to
improve Pigeon River for Manufacturing pur-
! .es, having capital of fifty thousand dollars.
ID. SPRAGUE,
+. S. SWAN,
E. b. SMITH,
Lima, 3lst Dec 1885, 3w27