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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-30

a RE now opening at the corner of Main anC
IN First sts large and desirable stock of For
eign and Domestic Dry Goods to-wit
L -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-14
MEDICAL..


DRIvATE DISEASES IN THEIR FIRST STAGES .uli.s
cured By DR. p, L,ssy Iss BY ls'
unequsled BY an, other IN America
& R.S. cs i1sS ST..
NR COOPER, ID DUANE .rkExr, cas-. fok TnH
las, .rrs1 y;sT ,h Saha as s a..e
He the most os.e' Of tbs An.
Ne CURE NO CHARoE-DR. MURPHY HAS REMov-
ed to ~ Roosevelt, street near Chatham where he
he in TO our days without mercury
W. VI. iRs ss1. q . s'' cannot be beaten r boat DR.
NO CURE NO PAY-DR. cokBIrT, ~ DUANE ST.
may sonsssed on the treatment OF certain deisass
ment Of delicate diseases enabss Dr. TO the
mercury used.
WARS NERVOUS AsrIpoTE Is WARRANTED TO
W. cure neGraga; Asapnroas.,A nc Re,oreui ali viS
head OF hsuross,os the money returned 81 bottles
all in toe oity without charge until cured4O Green
pans AND LoNpoN rKEAraENr OF PEIyATl
L Diseass-yeneresl W arts Gonorrhea. elect syphilis
ee cured in few hosta By voso.s!s local application
Sass. sss Il: s,
win verify my assertion that no others can saust Emi.
mode Female Irresuisrisy Pis slour ,,v..s.,.,
DocToR cosvEss.INviuoa.TING coaDLAL-ra.
~ only remedy discovered for seminal weakness and
necurns sni ruinous nespaets,ing for society
removed 81 bottle bottles for S. With directions ana
advice the married and single. Dr. Convers
Office IS Third between Tenth aud Eleventh Streets
York where he Is Consulted the cordial obtained
and forwarded to the coIntry, postpaid
NEOn REwARD.-JEETRIEs ANTIDorE. sFE.
poOO oih9 mixture tor the cure Of Gonorrhos Geese
Stricures, and s liar esor3ers It mahe9 speedy care
without the least restrictions Of Diet drink
ehsnS in application 20 basnes The proprietor CHALLENGES
snge which the mixture will not under the tor
feure Of 1--we hundred dollars Furherhe disc cannot
be dose OF ths 10 taken when exposed
1t put bottles, with full directions at 81 One bott
s'
IMPORTANT SoIICE.-DR VALENTINE MOTT saYe
that "Judds Hedested Liquid Cutsls is an invasabt
article and should be In the possession OF every family
10 the discovered for dressing Burma
Cuts sosds Bruisee kind offresh wounds PsnheS
Camp xdiletovp. Conn., ass rryprietors and nsnnfas
| Sprvrs, WM. T. HICKS q CO..
li9 ara Isl sTont at, Wholesale AgeneS.
For sale by william Berger Co., Sehiefein Brother,
Gsvilsnd, Reese & Co. Boyd Paul Hsydoeh. c"riiss
| Clay.
Lao .rI,. 4aL.x.Ia urII u
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Passengers sailed.

NfAGRF@--Steamsu.r -snsr~- 4 Iruwbridrr VI,
Vel 40 csiidru Lt ten q rruraer n Te.hema-k-
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Htts-eg ard scTvau', adding frys Judge Sch COL
SrniL - hsrhs,e sad th'ee chilai~n sewt"s Booth
rev u sum ne, W seslolss urs kuaN ndi ~ Stme-s
sCe.tiir ~ ", q ." Ntnc.st, Me- dayt, e.il.
ksv sohn lhss u ~ Ntsc~ Rev - Rrggs Thos Btrahstt
hhs The L, we H''n !. ht B,d-rn Wa Bidi.man,
tts sty, ~bs rttshv, NJ. ~ Ci. Mr. N Packer
and hHt, ktf Packs,'t cittd.sa .hisr
Pol. yngnis Lee r pun. David smith. Johh Deyo.
coz WarJvsi. EdNtrd ssHr,I q ~ WRls, rhos rhomaa
yr ~ Lincoln "a M..I h.on Junr.J Neal Jan.
= I,elsnd safn's Iyfe.. sfs Ann Nys. John r pss
nrs Nesh. NJ sl'0". Gumiapn, Y lswrsy, yss
Hgror. Jossgh ktnriufs. W Erase, wm Nsvar Bill
Wrn flfrl Citation " alden ty'uf ethsrbe
gJru. 1irrei " & r,er. hh fHnsr. Tins > oood vim
Thof stf N. John Ea-arf' y uttsr. I.mss Abeots
af,eea Bur-, \ isen Rirt Iieharesp'. A v VERIFY
ys.y, ntsr ~ RAD" sa-. femst, ieha era -fsId
~ wu"l IRE. hn = brvciL = gnbrrts. W Noiiy
yt,rl,, Chat,y I-hn t,ss's MAr.h.i Short. sroos,
veSs.n he'.ri : kihr. wIisht s,s. asmp,r.y.
hOr". x II r"ss,.ru. = " h,u..Eg charles ksi-
v NJ lhsrd. haiI,s ~ Eusl. n g >esrs wm si.rk
Lott, W q II y. rutram. j 4 FtAuatuine. y Har-
issd Nct ", me-, ~ -tt =, chs. BiH.sii ssr-
g ysuen. Gr'rg' Car,i'. In re 10. Finnsrsn. W.
hro~n ssmuel chutcbufn. so- @. Thoms. YIN FoveTl,
Jshn X Ann.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-14
TIRE MARRIED woNANs PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-

TIRE MARRIED wOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
ranior nv Dr. NJ haurieeau Professor of Diseases Of
WtrDeB Tenth edition limo, 80; prco Si-ftars or
suffering Of steal sud anguish Aztec
wife pecunisr difficulties the husbsn ght
been by timely possession of this IL
intended especially for the married. those contemplating
nssge IL dscloses imp rtsnt secres which should be
known To them particularly.
those hoe health dOes permit Of increase OF
family, IL is Of especial importance
Here, also every femsle-ths wife. the mothcrthe
either vCmanbood the in tie decline of
yekrf in whol eontomp important ehsnse
rensds and meet oertsn mode Of cure in every complaint
to which her scx issuiject.
Extract u letter IRON gentleman in Dayton. oho)
DAYTos, asy !, leH.
On. n. BAUBcrAu;-
Nv prsR ssAy wife has been pereeptibly snsing for
gsish months bsVre and
nnement successive and dsbilitated
and Iosrsttd her putting hes le in imminent danger nd
which the lsst occasion, departed OF zuprosed
meet the wort this time (now about 20 noahs)
heard book highly spoken 81 oontanieg
reaching Tn its aud perussl
20 you the relief il afforded uy dSre--d mind aud
thejoy r psees impaired to wife learning that the
discovery o. n N. DesomeauI provided remedy 10
oIcnto pro,pect which littis pos-
be- But for this smother rear would pas,od
bead In all human reliability wife would have
/ IN her sraye and ny chi dren left mothetlss
IL is Of course inprscticahle 20 fully the
tous estss Of they % strictly
tened for tte married OF those plating mArrsse
Tor sse st xz Broadway, and the Pubicatiou Ono.
l-s Liberty street New York Little Co. Albany. w. Il
Davis BOSTON, I. b. PetsNn " Chestnut street. Phila
| delphia.
On The receipt 81 81 copy will 10 ny all
free OF postage 10 part Of the uuted states Afflicted
must be HddreHsss, poet paid. 70 DR. A MAUHICEAU
toK ga. New Yors city. Once i2s Liberty s,reet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-14

HAVE E-racfNt Shir t'-ii - ksnp. 4 OreIarsu q
Esentcle ca. .rs FIsff ai- F-sak Ms. y Yr,ak
su ftti On % frsn"e No D'"-tA, u Americas De-
fet a Irrhce Ir G's-- kftah-th
shthI Stcstip In ma t..utn IulA So Jhanrs Ste
ssin !necb StegrIu iss ah ard thTts hubdrsd Ia IN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-14

0chpe Mrs Ad.iirs
Oven Mrs ] evils
| OBriep Bridget
O'Brien Mrs wary
orc, rpor , ire Mar
| Oyerman Hrs Ann
| rhArr Miss JGue
I Parsons Miss Sarah
| Posse Hrs Ann l.
! Pendlofon Nary N
] Perry tsnpyJ
| Perim.n Nary
/ Pspsr Mrs haryA-
Phillips Mary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-14

WAITS NERVOUS AETIDOrE Is WARRANTED TO
w cure Neuralgia. AHaphrodesA, Tic DooreuX all vio
lent Pas kheumaism Govt and evsa disesser under tbs
head OF keuro9isor the money returned 81 botlo<9
doTen Depot l02 Nassau Dr. watts undertakes
all in toe CITY without charge until cuEed40 Green
wish
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-14

nR. GLOVER Is CONSULTED AS USUAL, IN Diff
~ cult and protraced His medical and physioio
giesl works sse In the book 22 Broadway
His friends who have CURED b letter whether he had
red practice informed that be still at his old
off e N =
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r-tsrsAi su,.- ,.uiaai Esait.l isbi,ty in
L. ir,.,i., he, eutlsirt, ,es,s ,di Ion q
patents .aeisa's, ~. h.r.-bs si.ert'-d qg,et 10.
i,sass.r. W, h.hy 'lntey, $4,000 nssssi Au-
L,vEET sV1HtR> EUUk OK .OKsL PHYSIOLOGY
nss,@. 81 ss'r'g rae ~ ssr, @,Tiss per.e.
ess - '' sfs. .sy " l, y ssf I'd
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DR wask,N Is cost,plNrAltt coNsuLrss
vhci ve.p hp,rtai, s-.se. pr - sure IL. Sor..
ies1s chsfsn With rrs NAMES Is srr.rJ 81.
med "a thu ur'r' bss 'v'r roeuvei perfss.surs.
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p~e.i zoe fsrsta1d al the is 'hs hu-ar
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siso, ssci-,iysly dss.tss % ns s'yay snd -SswS q
AseaFcs srisinE fruE ~ guriaet of be y 6vsyyH -
scurituirG hss hs--re r~f~eN'~ "~ati~ r~ 'e~>rt
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ms RALPH AUTHOR or THs "PRsCTIcAL rat
IL "a. Treattf.." re -Occs tours , 20 ~ tey p.
" (surdsy srep'sf no. - Gtssnvich .trs., Ikes.
tie es-ist ftsgs - ers.in 3rssses vil be
surpr-sd ore ssss ., rspltr n -. eure 10 trietnr-
frc ts frrt frir 80 sfvsrced snf fstsss-
also. ssnfrsl as iron nncomn1
af,s- sse. asd sstnsiss prss,ise he car tssr.
s,k e~vtriu ssf SD rasts eyre bs caa shov smrs
svsssu FOR ars c.n IL % susd rcm so other - Ane-
GssINsL WEAkNkss, bEriLitY krC.-THa OILY
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a,i, d, ussturhsteu seif r1llnfisr .rstencs Gs,
IA Goa Dr R.lphs rIs.tes Private Tres.sei Sc
edition. a p.x-s. Pre-. 81 hhss Of As a-Asr. esees-
v~rA grees
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NoRsIsON n CONSULTED on v.EnkKu
" s-.e. STA hesetAhle 'ueats'N rrsy',c. q ,,
y yesrs snaelex htu w surt rsrcy, Vh-vt nsr.ary
Reon ases terfcved In ts- days SIRE sros nis.miss
wv&krtsf hs irv.rahf Ne tfs ~ oares ssa hi
- aar dinis-. : ~ rsss snt< r-iso~
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UEOO RLwARD-JErTRIEs' ANriDorE. sFH.


NR EoRsES INyI0OsATIN0 CORDIAL, THE ONLY
~ remedy yet discovered for seminal weakness and
ruinOus and neapaetarg for soeisty
business n.trmony affections Of the head back. limbs
caused by HABITS speedily
removed toss-two bottles Swith ana
advice the married single 1t 10 warranted
10 every Sold by o. RING, l92 Broadway.
NB.-T THE cordial snd n othev.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-14

DR wAEktN rs CUNFtBLNrthLLN CONSULTED
~ pftst' dsvsse- p-ectrs 90 eighteen thrrs
% vhch ve.e 10 he.ritai, er.sss pr " the
iong thatfsm scnsr- With ~ nAmes n sr --ry .,s
med a. thu bas rcdug.d eurs 20
rrf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-31

Mr. Soule considered that the amend.
ment offered by the Senator from Mary
land mfr Pratt was an assent to the posi-
ton which lie took the other day. The
amendment renewed the objection to the
original section, as it provided for the
protection of slave property.
Mr. Soule had never dreamed of claim,
ing any triumph--for he was struggling
again;4 fearful odds When some other
matters should come TO be consi, dered in
connexion with this debate, 1t was in his
bcleaf that not Senator here would vote
for the odmission of California as she was.
/ intend TO vote for her aduission, and on
such conditions as will not disturb tho
mind of her warmest friend. When those
who took an interest in this compromise
should come to reasonable terms, he
would be willing to listen to them
Mr.. Clay rose, not to reply, but to ask
an explanation He wished to know what
the Senator intended in saying that the
bill spoke one language to the eye and a
no her to the sense-,hat it seemed to
intimate one thing-and meant mother
Mr. Soulc explained that he ssfered no
reflect ons on the motives Of the commit
tee. They did not entirely agree them
selves MS TO the effect of some of the pro-
positions.
Mr.. Clay was satisfied He could not
as chairman of the committee, assent
any charges of deccptious course on
their part
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-31
LATE AND IMPORTANT.
SAvANNAn, May 20,

Much excitement was produced in this city
last night in consequence Of the arrest by the
u. s. Marshall, of Gen. Lopez md his aid, un-
der order by telegraph of the President of the
United States They were examined before
Nichols of the District Court. and no evitlcnce
ola tangible natare being produced against
them, the parties were discharged ut three
quarters past eleven o'clock.
The Court room was much crowded duYug
the examination, and when it closed the Gem
eral and his aid were escorted to their lodgings
by largo number ofcitizens amidst the most
enthusiastic cheering On arriving at the ho-
tel, Gen. Lopez made n sspcech, in which he
asserted his nnalterable determination to pros
ecbte his present purpose 0he emancipation of
Cuba) a all risks. He is n man of pleasing
appearance, and decidedly intelligent He
left at seven o'clock for Mobile. telegraph
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-31
k EOW EE co URIE Il
Friday, NEay 3l, 1880.

With : view of accommodating our Sub
scribers who live at distance, the following
gentlemen are authorized and requested to
act as agents in receiving and forwarding Sub
criptions to the KEowEE CoUnIEn, viz:
MAJ. w. S. GRtsHAM, ut West Union.
EDWARD HueHEs, Esq, Horse Shoe.
EP. WERNER, Esq, Bachelors Retreat
NJ. F. MTcuELL, Esq. Pickensville.
! f. HAGoeD, Twelve Mile
T. WEBB. for Anderson District
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-31

Bdt alas we baya ,ot az ,,,;o,os.,;
ayes of cIay 4, q, 81, 4, 4 ~. >. ~,
see nona &c ,haso f,a 49,. n. Al
! We do bovo,av ~, ,,,,
common se,,seo Coo ona ,,e,,. ~,
tho s;sht ana haa,;,,, oe ,s.,;ah sa,,a ,Ss
blood cural;n,. md so,a - t. sa,,.,., 8 :.
we hear tbsse No,,,,,.,, ~, 5
blaspbero;no 4, :, ,ya l,aat. I'D O, IS
no = bloof,y and x,a,,,,;;, i;
races we .bea, ,l,an, ,,s,,;n,. 80
to violate the nerson of on, ,y;s,,s. "a
DAUGHTERS. and to make i batba,o,,n,s ,.s,,,.y
cost Of The whole .goutbom non,,,a,ian
and in this we can sec nothing like relio.
ion. or pbilantbronv or human feelino 2
We see want f;ll;no the streeis ,f tJ,e;r
cities with beooars and t,,e;r eooIs lin
criminals we see their work. .sbons crowd.
ed with witbered formes ard baggard =.
ses. faint,v mid tho din of loon,s end tbe /.
roar Of sn;ndles or vheers =, ,bo;r a,ea.
factories we be,r ,he sn,o,r rad
couch Of consumntion and sta, vino on.
peratiyes from the GREAT Babs, of tbe,r
land m;nolino with tbo vo,ce of ,on,n,o,
we hear arrisino to Heaven the voice and
cry of diving and unalleviated misery,
% 80 S ~ "uo :" s""
!, 70 "''i No,o ""'
-. Us
W. :" y y.
or Jar removed. NO cant could be more
ridiculous, hipocritical orinsuitinp to the
understanding of the South than this :
The North ;ndaed ,,rood hy Tho rron,,,t.
'o'e'ei' oy actS OIL injustice ana userPa-
tion the sources OF our power!
No, no, Mr.. Clay! this the most bold
and audacous of all her iniauties, springs
from the vonkee ;nst;nc, love of oa;n tho
o,,oot so,,r,o &c -, ,,,l,o
~,
"0 '"~0 - .' "o"e'' Va "oou
anu drawers Oh water she would make
her interest supreme in the land, redu-
cing us to q stat Of abiect and hopel,ss
denendance. ond She would b;de ,,,ase
:.
o"o'' 'no o'oNe VI io''-
Sio'' anu huiiiah ieehngs.
ihh LONDON SeuARFERLf hEViKw,---s
we have received the last number of this
Periodical which wa find ne usuol full ne
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-05-31

Mr.. Calhoun's letter on the Bank win
be found in another column, and we hope
that those, if there are any among our
subscribers, who arc disposed to agitatc
the Bank question non viii head its earn.
est warnings. Notime for domestic agi-
tation, discention ard division could be
more unhappily chosen than the present.
when the people arc called upou by every
voice that can reach q peoples heart. 10
be watchfull and united, for the purpose
oiayertingA q great calamity.
Now, while there is q great game being
played at Washington for tertible stake
in which the interest, Of our people
be forever bound UP, is it not wrong 10
attempt to divert their attention from tIsfS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-06
Susquehanna Telegraph Company.

A, a meeting of the Stockholders Of th'
" Susquehanna River and North and Yves
Branch Telegraph Company" held a, th'
Mon,our House, in The Borough cf Dan
vile. Monlour Co., Oh Tuesday, the l5,f
day of October, A. d. 1850, the following
persons were elected officers Of the salc
company for the ensuing year:
i A. C. GoEL. of Philadelphia, President
TO. Van Allen, Danvi!e, Treasurer;
A. +. Russel, DanviI!e. Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
c. NJ. Reed. of Erie Co.; Wm. Cameron,
Union Josiah W. Emo, Luzerne; Roberl
FAIRIES, Lycoming Gen. VIM. Ayres,
Dauphn w. Muir lock, Philadelphia
DR.. A. b. Wilson, Columbia J. Porter
Brawley, Crawford F; Peter Baldy. Mon
tour Sam'l. MCCORMICK. Clinton Sam'I
r. Wood, Northumberland s. d. Phelps,
Wyoming; Gen. James Irwin. Centre (;
Benz. Harishorn, Clearfe!d.
This Company have already erected
their line from DanviIle to Berwick. thence
by lIazeton to Wilks Barre and Pittslon.
The different officers on the line are nov
doing a very good business. We under.
stand it is their intention at an early day
to extend the line from DanvilIe to Lake
Erie, by Northumberland, Lewisburg,
Milton, Williamsport. Jersey Shore, Lock
Haven, BeIlefon,e, ClearfeId, Brookville
and Meadville. 10 Erie, there connecting
with the Pi'tsburg, Cincinnati. and all the
western and southwestern lines. provided
tha, the citizens along the line will sub
scrte the amour, Of stock, required for IFS
construction. Ifihe citizel.s of Nor,hum.
berland. Lewisburg and Mltor, fail to sub.
scribe the requisite amount Of stock, then
the line will gcvia Muncy TO WiIIiamsport,
&c. The officers are confident that the
stock, Of this company will be a profitable
inresfmenr, while at the same time it gives
all the towns having stations, the advantage
of direct commu nica,en with the Atlantic
cities, and all the principal Giles and towns
in The United States.
This line, so far as made, is built in the
most substantial and durable nanner, with
standing the most violent storms, while
other lines have been shattered.-Danuille
Mfeligencer. ...
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-06
Social Relations the Daisy.
By ELlIIU BURRITT

We had no suspicion that the Learned
.,la, ksnlli," vas d poet, until meeting will
the following eatract from his writings
bl, his establishes his claims as writer
o. 2oetical thoughts, at leust
You can not go,ln,o the meadow ant
pluck up a single daisy by the roots, with
ou, breaking up a society Of nice relations,
end detecting a prir c pie more ex,en-ive
sud refined Than mere gsasiiat;on. The
LantfuI Of earth rha, follows the tiny roots
OF he iitre a,wer is rel Ic,- with social
elements.
4" \ little social circle bad been formed
srCunj that germ mating daisy. The sun,
team and the dcw-drP net there. aud The
soil summer breeze came whispering thro'
ihe tall grass 10 Join the silent concert /;
ind the earth took them to their bosom,
and introduced them 10 the daisy germ !:
and they all went 10 work 10 show that
flower to The sun. Each Mingled in the
honey Of lis ipfut nee, and they nursed
'';he wee, canuy thing" with an alimenl
,ha, made it grow.
And when il lifted its eyes toward The
sky. they wove soft carpe, Of grass 70,
i's feet. And the sun saw it through the
green leaves, and smiled as he passed on.
The daisy lifted up lis head. and one morn,
iog, while the sun was looking upon the
dews, it put on iis silver.rimmed dIadem.
and showed its yellow petals.
"Aud i, nodded 10 The little birds that
we're swimming in the sky. And all of
them that had siiver-lined wings came
and birds in black. and gray. and quaker
brown came and the querulous blue bird,
and the c,ur,esying ye!low-bird came, and
each surg native mir al Ihc coronation
Of that daisy:
Every thing tina, SUM- or shone upon
that modest flower was II member of thai
socIa! circle. and conspired 10 lis harmony
and added 10 lis music. Heaven, earth, |
.ky and sea, were lis compan ons tie sun
and stars walked hand n hand with it, as
kindly as if they never saw ano,her daisy,
or had another c,mpanion. .'-Siudeal.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-06

pecting these matters is true, tdoctr'ne
which We deem improper to mention. bu
an account Of which may te found by re
ferring 10 article Anabap,isi, in the Ency
cIopedia Americana y bu: it is well know
TO all acquainted with the written or work
Of Memo SIMON. that i! his written decla
raiions are to be recei, ed as an evidence o
his opinions, then The said charges are en-
tirely gratui,ous. and without foundation in
fact. The Meunoniits have also been
charged with having originated with The
Anabap,is's of Munster, and have frequent
ly been confounded with the followers ol
BockhoId, John Of Ley den. und David 10
ris. This charge is equally ard totally IN
| correct. 1t is not denied that many ol
those who had been misled by those iana
tics. ultimately joined the Mennoni,es ;
but they were not admitted into their soci-
ely until they had wholly repudia'ed The
wild and fanatical notions OF The Munsteri'es-
The many, and oltenlbiuer, controversies
which took place during the time OF The
Reformation, not only between Catholic
and Protestant writer's, but often between
The Protes,anls themselves, added 10 the
fact that the history Of The Mennoni'es
has hitherto been written by the writer's ol
other sec,s, readily account for the mis-
statements and incorrect accounts respec:-
ing the origin, history, and religious opin-
ions of the MennonItes.
The name Amish or Onish was derived
from Jacob Amen, native Of AmenthaI,
in Sw,izerland. rigid Mennonite preacher
Of the seventeenth century; but that he
was not the founder Of the sect will be evil
dent from the fact, that the society who
are in the United States wronsfuIy called
Amish or Onish, still rigidIy adhere 10 The
Confession of Faith which was adopted at
Dortretcht, in Holland, AID. 1882. (belore
the time Of Jacob Amen,) by General
Assembly of ministers Of the Religious de-
who were at that time and in
lha, place called Mennoni,es, (after Menno
Simon, an eminent preacher and native OF
Freslandt in Holand,) but who were. (as
has been well established by writers Of the
cen'ury,) prior TO that time, at
different periods, known oy the names OF
Pe,robrusians, and Waldenses.
The number Of The milder Mennonites 10
the United States is computed at 10000.
while that Of the rigid Menuoni,es is not
supposed 10 exceed 5000.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-06

10 due time they are returned, and Tho
girls are told to come next day, after their
work has been examined. They 60 nexi
day for their pay, and are then told that
their work was not well done-,hat tho
cloth was spoiled-,hst they can not have
their pay, and ,hst the dollar which they
deposited will be kep, 10 pay for the cloth
they have spoiled. Thus those men g,
the work for nothing and make dollar Be.
sides; and next day they advertise a. be.
fore, 800 girls wanted"-and 90 through
the same operation. And this system is
systematically pursued. the Courier SAYS.
from week To week. throughout the year.
by many es,; b siments which transact %
immense amount Of business with the ira-
ding public and what is still worse, those
vilIsnous frauds are not dealt with legally,
because magistrates are unwilling to offend
the wealthy and influential parties aga,nsi
whom the complaints are made, al tie in.
stance Of The friendiess and nsoneyless fe.
males from whom they come. A fine sci,
Of public magistrates. and nice sense Of
Justice.