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Church and STATE.

At the late Convention Of the Episco-
pal Church in the Diocese Of New York,
Bishop Wainwright stated an instance
of interposition of the civil power with
the Ecclesiastical authority OF that Do
cesar, which is rather unusual in this
country. The affair out Of which this
interposition grew is su:cinctly as fol-
lows: A clergymen in Humphreysviile,
Conn, was charged, some two or three
years aga, with having been guilty OF
immoral conduct with daughter of one
of his most estimable pensioners. The
offense was alleged to have been COM
United at public house in New Haven.
ami 10 have been Immediately detected.
The clergyman, to IS cape trial, as was
claimed, procured at once from his Bish-
Up the usual letters of dismissal from that
Diocese, end obtained an eligible situa-
ton over a parish in Brooklyn, N. "
Some OF the clergy OF his old Diocese
and others, believing the men to be a
scoundrel, gave publicity to the rumors
affecting his character, and endeavored
to bring him to trial. But as his change
OF residence interposed some obstacles
to their design, the prosecution Of the
matter was delayed, which gave the ac-
cused an opportunity to turn upon his
pursuers, which he did, by having num-
Der of the most prominent clergymen and
laymen of the Connecticut Diocese,
when on visits to New York arrested for
slander. From each of these, he claim
cd damages to the amount of ten thous-
and dollars. Fighting his cause with
adroitness and perseverance, he had con-
triyed to postpone his final conviction
till the present summer, when, accord
ingIy to Bishop Wainwright, after a
protracted trial by board OF five able
and iudicious presbyters, of his own Sc
lection, he wac convicted Of the offence
charged, aud had been cited to appear
and listen to his sentence; at this stage
Of the proceedings the Bishop received
a notice from Judge OF the Supreme
Court of New York, enjoning him to de-
-sist from pronouncing or suffering to be
pronounced any sentence until hearing
should be had before him.
The Bishop bowed in obedience to
the mandate Of the court, though ex-
pressing his conviction that the civil
courts were not called upon by any
principle OF justice thus to- interfere with
the execution fthe ecclesiastical law
Considerable sensation was created in
the convention, by this renewed attempt
OF the secular court TO interpose its au.
thority between the accused and the
authorities Of the church Of which he
was a minister. The convention finally
.acquiesced in the opinion expressed BY
Rev. DIR. Hawks, that on proper hear.
ing oil the case the principle would be re-
affirmed which had been already estab
lished by numerous decisions, that the
ecclesiastical law, whea operating with
in the limits Of the Constitution aud III,
law Of the land, is. as TO It's proper sub
iects, part OF the law of the land, and
,is not TO BE- thwarted In its operations b!
the interference Of the secular authority
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-21
Royal Condcsccn.ion.

Queen Victoria lately visited the
Crystal Palace at Dublin, aud conde-
seconded TO honor Mr.. Dargan, the de-
.signer Of this national undertaking, by
AN half hour visit at bis princely resi-
.dence. The account, in speaking Of
the presentation OF Mr.. d., says;
The Queen stretched forth her hand,
as II for the purpose OF shaking hands
with Mr.. Dargan, but that gentleman's
-modesty not permitting him to respond
To a distinction as great as IL was unex-
pected, he hesitated for an instant, when
her Majesty kindly laid her hand upon
his arm, and shook 1t warmly. II, ell
feet OF this remarkable condesc, ls son
was electrical on all present. The i'm
mense assemblage burst ont into an
unanimous and enthusiastic cheer, which
was repeated again and again. Thus
ended the first visit ever paid by the
Queen to an untitled subject.
How that sickening, cringing, crawl
ing, dust-licking obsequiousness to mere
mortality, sounds in the ears OF the free
republicans OF this democratic land.
This Irishman-one of the noblest
specimens Of his race--was so over
come at this unexpected distinction that
he trembled and drew back, afraid to
touch the royal hand, and her Majesty
kindly shook her overpowered subject by
the arm. and her enraptured followers
made the welkin ring again and again at
the remarkable condesc.nsion OF their
august Queen, in smiling upon an until
tied subject. One OF the sovereigns of
this republic should have taken Mr.. OAR
gan by the collar aud shook his slavish
obsequiousness out OF him, and made
him stand before the face OF royalty in
the Just statute Of man, AMI responded
how are you, Madam !"-Cleveland
Herald.
l--Debl is the worst hind of poverty,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-21
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cRews Pour, lake co. Indians

Crown fOfsT, Lake co. ihuthuh
June, 18Th, 1915.
JoHx d. PARK-DraR sra. ns have a deep CON-
mlsernton for the afflicted. permit ME togivs You
A brief history ofmy Affections aud the benefits de.
rived from the use Of DR.. Nstars baisam ofWild
Cherry.
In Juiy lsi4, was attacked with fever Of aty-
phoid character. which len me IN a very deblllta
led stnts-when, Ia the following winter, was Ia
kes with sscvere cold. which reduced me 20 such
an sxtentas TO give me the appearance Of a con-
supptve. I labored under severe cough, ex-
pectorated great deal and was troubled with cold
feet and night swcats. ! also frequently raised
blood frem my lungs. ! continued In this state
gradually sinking under the disease. until January
isz7, when was again attacked with fever. Ny
extremiues, especially my feet, wcre constantly
cold and almost lost their feeling. Under these
circumstances, II may be truly said that was q
living skeleton. l finally determined 10 quit IA
king medicine prescribed by my Physicians and try
Dr. Wisiar's Bnlsam o. Wild Cherry, and the first
week ihat-I commenced taking Il I can date
grad sal recovery. I continued IT, use six months
at the end Of which was cured, and have enjoyed
good health ever since: and chcerfuily recommend
the .Balxam'to nli thsse afflicted with diseases OF
the lungs, aud say 10 all those commencing ~ "r-
rot 20 be discouraged 1.-Two three bottles do nat
effects cure, bat pcrsevere as have no Doubt That
IN nine cases out OF ten Will be blessed with re-
newcd health rs have been.
Respectfully yours, Joshfh JAChSoNs
Price 81 per botlle--slx BEETLES for ~.
Sold ~ J. ID. PARK. Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut strcets--en-
franco on Walnut 81. 10 whom all orders mast he
addressed. Forsaleby agents ofIAc ssTsapariIla.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-21

We learn from a circular addressed to
the w p Of Lexington Division, that
the New Ritual has been received by the
G s, and is now ready for delivery
The d b, Odes and Singing Cards cost
81 80. Singing Cards alone cost DO cts.
a dozen.
The Order for the Blue Book must be
accompanied by the signatures OF the
w p and r 8, and the seal ofth Divis-
ion.
According to the order ofthe National
Division, the old ceremonies must be de-
stroyed.
The new ceremony, as a composition,
will be found superior to the old, and in
a short time far more popular. Until it
is fairly understood, and the members
fairly get the hang oft, some disaffec-
ton may reasonably be expected.
The delay in its issue is subject OF
just complaint, but as it has come at last
let us have as many limitations as posi-
BILE, and every officer fully learn his part.
New Era.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-21
DIR. OSGGOD,S
INDIA CH0LAG0GuE.

For the cure Of Fever and Ague, Chill Fever,
Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fe-
yers, Liver Complaint, Jaundice. enlarge
ment OF the Spleen, aud all the var-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-21

THE ANTI-LIoUoR LAw.-Massachu-
sets rumsellers are beginning to feel
that this law has teeth, and that it can
bite severely too. This has been DEM
onstrated recently in bingham, Natick,
Weymouth, Randolph, Taunton, Attic
borough, Chicopee, Springfield, and New
Bedford. At all these places liquor has
been seized, and, in most of them, con-
victions obtained, and fines inflicted
Good! Let it be kept biting awhile and
umsellers will be afraid of it. They
have a peculiar dread of any animal
which bites at their pockets as this law
does.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-21

j. Debt is the wOrs, hind Of poverty.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-21

NOTICE Is hereby given that on the 2sth day
~ OF September 1853 n writ OF attachment was
issued by me, John Blew Justice OF the Peace
ofthe County of Franklin and State OF Indiana at
the instance and upon the affidavit Of John s.
Wallace against the goods and chattels credits and
effects OF Charlotte Daley, and also affidavit
made ut the same time by the said John s. Wall
lace that John J. Dare Of said County were in
debted TO said Charlotte Daily by note and sum
mons issued for said John J. Dare TO appear on
the 4th day ofOetober 1853 ia O'Clock p. NJ. and
rsturn made by the said constable and an
inventory fled by the said John J. Dare Of his in
debtedness to said Charlotte Daley as follows to-
wit: One Note Of One Hundred Dollars payable
on the LIST day Of January 1854 and that IN 3st
day of0ctober 1883, at2 O'Clock, p. NJ. Twill pro-
coed TO hear and decide upon the claim Of the
said John :. Wallace, whereof the said Charlotte
Daily and all other persons concerned will take
notice. JOHN BLEW.
Justice ofthe Peace.
Oct. 10Th lal3-43-lM.
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ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
fSI William street, New.York.
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Law School of Indiana.

THE first course OF lectures, will commence AZ
i Grecneastle. la. on Wednesday the I'D duv of
November, 1853, and contlnne iii the 18th OF
March 1854.
The tuilion--w III be $50 per term, In advance,
and janitor's fee OF Sc
Particulars OF the course Of instruction, text
books, &c will be furnished I'm circular upon an.
pllcntion 10 me J. A. MATSoN
Grcencastle. Sept. lst isS3--tw.
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DUuuE A CO.

nUHME a. CO.-Importers and dealers In
~ Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, and Waich-Maker's
tools. and materials.
Constantly on hand an extensive assortment OF
gold and silver lever and verge watches; fine gold
and gilt jewelry; gold, silver and common specta-
cles. Gold and silver pencils; spectacle glasses,
percussion caps, revolving pistols, razors, knives,
scissors, dentists dies toys, ne. No. 100, Main st.,
uEder Commercial Bank Cincinnati Ohio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-21

Front ST., lower side, bet. Main & Walnut,
Dec. ), 1S52-50-lyr. Cincinnati Ohio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-21
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Biindrest cured BE- the use Of DR. Gayssfrs Esfrar
Of Yellor Dock sHd srrsaearifin.

BffndEeH rurcd % fhc use ~ III C'ysI. q L<tfe's
of Ycliosr Dock sHd srrsabGrifin.
PAfRyfFw, BUTLFR Co.. Pa June u, 1t5s-
Mr.. John ID. Park- Dear Sir: wish 10 state mat
your excellent medicine, s'Dr. Guysou's Extract
ofYellow Dock and Sarsaparilla, has completely
cured my son. aged seven years. OF an aggravated
case OF sore eyes. From May till September, four
months. he was confined TO a dark rOom- under the
care OF a skilful physician. who consulted able
counsel. He continued worse for two monhs,
when he became entirely blind. His eyes were 50
highly infamed. and so very sensitive that. when
covered with seven folds OF dark silk, he woud
scream with pain caused by the light OF candle
He had no appetite-had taken 80 much powerful
and offensive medicine that could neither coax
nor force him to take more. He was reduces 70
mere skeleton, and despaired Of ever restoring
his sight or health.
About that time, I saw your invaluable nedi-
cine advertised a remedy for sore eyes, caused
by scrofula, and your agen: In this place, John
Scott, Esq. recommended IL tn me highly.
I purchased n bottle and gave il To my son.
could see but little alteration in him for two or
three weeks, He then began 10 improve rapidly,
and before he had taken another bottle his eyes
were completely cured
(Signed) WIN. G. CAMPBELL.
I do hereby certify that ! am acquainted with
VIM. c. Campbell, and have seen his son when be
was in the condition represented by him. and have
seen him since, and know that he Is now In good
health
Csigned, JoHNscoTT.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-21

FALL Iss3.-s. w. HAsES-
rT1NE A. co. IMPORTERS OF
DRESS SILKS, hff.IiNERyGooDs RIBBONS
FEATHERS, FLOWERS, LADIES' CLOAK
CLOTHS. TRIMMINGS. &C.,
AND MANUFACTURER OF STRAW BON
NETS oFEvkRY VARIETY, NO 90 PEARL.
STREET, CINCINNATI.
Sant
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DIX. euYsorr's IMPROVED EXTRACT o.
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla

DIX, euysorr's IMPROVED EXTRACT OF
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
rs NOW PUT UP IN THs LARGEST sIzhp
hotties, and Is aetn0N lodged 70 be The beat Sab
sAPARILIA made. A. Il certified BY the WoSskt-
vuI cuHEs II has performed The original soptc. OF
whieh are In the possoesi n ftbo proprietor Ne
member this IL the only TRUE aud ohiSiSAh
article. ..-,s
VIII Care, without Fail
scroFuLA On KINGS KvIk, cArckFss Trhohs. shsF
Troxs o. Tus sEfs, EkrEsIrsLAs, tffosie, s.tf-
rxRs. EfNsgsRm 81 TETTsss, ~ ADJ n hhts-
naTfsM. PAINS IL TEE noSns on joints, OF
SORES AND rLcxRs, ssKLLIko OF THE eLssps,
SYPHILIS. DYSPEPSIA, SALT sbkuh' pisfAH
or KIDSKys. Loss 81 APPETITE, pIsktt
rsk or MERCURY,
PAIN IL THE ASB sHorLDEks,
GENERAL DEBILITY. pRoPsr. LIN
BAG0, JkuKDI y AND cosTfvENEss.
Let all those who wish TO purge the blood from
the impurities contracted from the free indulgence
Of the appetite during the winter, and 10 prepare
now 10 ssGuysoft's Extract OF yellow Dock and
Sarsapsriiia.'' which IL proving itself an snd-
dote for many Of the most malignant diseases thnt
flesh Is heir to, and will never be disappointed,
for in this remedy the public faith has never W.
yered-never can waver for its founded On exPe-
riSnce Just - their Of faith In other and spu
rious compounds Is also founded on experience
They e. from mineral nostrums 70 &ek hope. life.
and vc0r from this purely vcgrfobfr rer<gs there
fore. however broken in health and spirits. how
ever loathsome TO himself and others, let no enc
des pair of recovery Let the patient only under
stand that his hope Of ply seal ilss on
Is in ssGuysott's Extract Of Yellow Dock ana shr-
saparIia' and persuade him, for hlslife, sake 10
try H. and we haue no hesitation in predicting his
speedy restoration TO health.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-21
Erysjpelns cured by the use Of Dr..
Guysott,s Extract of Yellow Dock
md Sarsn na rfIIu.

Guysott's Extractor Yellow Dock
and SarsaPariila.
ScoTT TowxsErP. vAxDEnprnG Co.
Indiana, July 9Th. 1883.
J. ID. Park:-Dcar Sir: II Is with great pleasure
l write you about the very happy effects Of yosr
"Dr. Gnysotts Rrfrvcf Of YeifSsr Dsek and sarss-
pariHa, upon my daughter, who has been suffer
ing under that dreadful disease Erysipefos,. with
which she was attacked in 1873, end she was at
tended by some % our most skilful physicians Tor
over eight months perseseringly, wiihoutany ben
perfect skeleton. She had ulcers from her shoul-
ders TO her knees, which continually discharged
offensive matter. Her physicians pronounced
her Ease hopeless, and beyond the reach Of med
icine, My ncghbors aud myself thought her dis
solution near al hand. One of my neighbors m
sisted on my trying "Dr CUysOffs Erfracf Of
Yeiiow Dock and SarseparIfa" as last Tessrf,
for as NIL Of our Physcfans had given her up, there
could be not detriment in IL. ] consented 10 do
80 more frois a restless desire 70 do something
for my daughter While life lasted, than from any
hope Of getting relief. SO commenced using the
medicine according 10 directions, aud 10 my great
establishment she commenced improving. and be-
fore she had used three bottles she able to sit
upright in bed. Before she had used eight bottles
she was able - walk out. She used in alltwelvs
bottles Of ssDr. Guysott's Extract Of Yellow Dock
and SaasapaTilla,' which restored her to perfect
health, in December, Is59. She Is now entirely
free from any vestige OF the complaiHt-
Imost earnestly recommend II 10 every person
Yours truly, d. L. M1KTIS.
do hereby certify that my fathers statement Of
my late illness is notify any means exaggerated.-
MY health is perfect, which ascribe solely TO
the of "Dr Guy sott's Extract OF Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla.n ANN ID. MARTIN.
DIR. Guysott's Extract OF yellow Dock and ssr-
saparilia, is in quart bottles-at 81 the bottle
Sold by JOHN ID. PARK,
NJ. w. Halle, Brookvillo; F. Brown, Fairfield:
J. s. Rockefeller, Cedar Grove; Nye & Snow, New
Trenton; c. Hasson, Mt. Carmel; J. n. Clements,
Blooming Grove: Giffori a. Alden. laurel; Thos.
Robinson, New Salem: b. II -LaRue, Andersonrille:
J. L. Andrews, Dunlapsville; p. Mason, Conncrs-
Vile, S. Barbour, Rnshville; Tlf Dickenson, YER
sailles; ID. Beaver, Liberty; A. Boyd, scipio. %
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-21
Cincinnati Advertisements.
Heads Commercial College.

S. E.eOrHer of Main and Fourth Sfs. Cincinnati, o
THE object OF this Institution Is TO qualify gentle
Il men practically for the counting house and but
siness pursuits. The course CONSTRUCTION embra-
ces the theory and practice Of Book Keeping by
Double Entry, as applied TO all departments OF
trade aud commerce.
Business Penmanship, Lectures on Mercantile
Transactions, Commercial Calculations, &C., COW
ering the entire fields Of commercial operations,
thus enabling pupils to become finished account
ants. The course can be completed In from eight
to twelve weeks. Terms SOS in advance.
Pupils being taught individually and not In elias
ses, they can enter at any time.
Good board can be obtained at from s2:25, to 50
per week.
Further particulars can be obtained by calling at
the Institution, or by addressing the principal,
(post paid.) J. K. HEAD, Principal
Nov. 10, lSJ2.-47-1yr.
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m'Lean's Liniment.

GEO. GIBSON a. CO.-Engraversa and Litho-
VI graphers, Copper Plate Printers, Stencil Brand
Cutters, &c. North West Corner Gano and Main
sis. and lOl Main ST., overt. S. Goodman & Cos.
Banking House, Cincinnati.
UPEll Heads, Address Cards, Letter and Note
Headings Labels, Bank Checks, Bills, Drafts, Notes
&c, at very low prices;
Diplomas, Certificates, Bonds, Maps, Plans OF Es-
tates, town plats, &c. feb IL 1902 ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-21

The subscriber IL Just now receiving from tho
Atlantic Cities for the approaching Fall and Win
tor trade large, full and complete assortmento
all thc varieties OF Goods enumerplsdn the fol-
low Ing list
Staple & Fancy Dry Goods.
Sih 0eedf, Netisns, hardware, QRcenswDre, Girss-
ware, Hrfs Caps Bsots Shscs fieur and OH clsfhs
carpefiHEs aud Leather 10 which the attention OF
the public II especially directed.
Tie has taken great pains this sii In tho selection
OF his goods enabling him 10 oiror 10 the trade a
ftock which Ia extent and variety exceeds any 10
be found In this ma RI ct and 10 which he shal be
making frequent additions throughout the season.
buyers would ind II 10 their interest 10 call aud
lnspcct his sock (which will always DO found large
aud attractyeN before, purchasing elsewhere az no
10 dete rmned his prteef sha D. az isg as those OF
any house In the country. R,TYNER.
P.s. The highest market price Away, paid m
cash for all kinds grain and all approved county
produce taken In exchange for goods.
Rockville Oct, 18th 1850.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-21
j. H. BURROWS

THIS Mill differs from ali others In the construc-
- ton Of the Upper or Runner Stone, which is
composed of French Burr Blocks, enclosed in a
cact iron case, which forms the back and hoop of
greater external diameter at the bottom than at the
top, which is secured at the back by four bolts, so
that every block is in the form of dovetal, which
gives greater strength to a Stone, than any other
method which Is required in small Mills where the
Stone Is run with great speed, and becomes DANCE
rous ifnot strongly made. 1t also gives weight to
stone OF small diameter that is required, without
having it thick or high, that makes il top heavy.
This Mill is square frame, made OF wood or cast
iron, in the form ola busk with Bridge tree, Spin
die Balance, Rine, Driver, and Regulating Screw,
and grisds upon the same principle as large MILL
differing only in the Running Stone: this being the
great weight, enables il TO grind nearer the centre
greater quantity orgrain and with less power than
ny other mill now in use. This mill Is portable,
and may be attached TO steam, water, horse or
hand power.
Also, ali sizes Of French Burr Mill Stones, manu-
Jactured on the same principle.
Joseph II. Burrows, of Cincinnati, is the inven-
OF, for which he obtained lie tets Patent in ls42-
rFor all infringements the purchaser will be held
responsible for the right of using.
These Mills do not require a Milwright to set
them up, and III that is necessary to put them i'm
operation isto attach band to tho pulley on the
spindle with prum sufficiently large to the "a
inch Mill $40 revolutions per minute; attaohep 10
horse, stepm or water power. BY the steady appli-
eatiou of twohorse power, the Mill will grind to
bushels per hour Of good meal and will grind wheat
well Corn. The 80 inch Mill, fputto its full
est speed, will grind from 10 10 Is bushels per hour
These Mills are warranted to be in every respec;
recommended.
Allorders must be directed to
J. II. BURR0WS,
Front ST., lower side, bet. Main & Walnut,
Dec. ), 1S52-50-lyr. Cincinnati Ohio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-21
R. H. STRUEVE, DEALER IN
DR. ANDERSON,S Gastric Neutral-
IL izer-.tffe great regulator of the

II
IL izer-.tffe great regulator of the
stomach and bowelS-Is one of the best
dyspeptic and fever aud ague medicines OF THE
present age. Its neutralizing qualities improves
the digestion, gives healthy tone TO the stomach
regulates the bowels, and gives power to the hu-
man system to throw OF all diseased and worn out
matter. DIR. Anderson has used the Neutrsizer In
his practice for all varieties Of diseases arising from
a disordered state of the stomach, for more than
twenty years with complete as can be shown
by hundreds of certificates. All ask, is that our
friends will call and give II trial, we know that
II will give entire satisfaction. n. ID. Gallon agent
in Brook-ille. Druggists and country merchants
supplied in large or small quantities by VIM. An
derson, No. 81 Main st. Cincinnati.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-21
Last Gall

All persons indebted 20 The estate Of John Adams
deceased, whose claims unpaid on the lst Mo-
vembcr 1859. will find them In The hands fan ON
Ger for collection. GEO. HOLLAND.
Sent. 10Th. 1s52--3w. Executor.