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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-20
YRuIrs OF TIE KANSAS BILL.

A NJ. Embroo, or Emery, formerly a
resident Of Lawrence Co., In this State
but recently OF Missouri near tie Kan.
sas line, says no has no earthly doubt
but that Kanzas will be slave state
DR.. williams, Of tho North Mississippi
an, the ST Joseph Gazett, and all South
ern papers and writers say the same
Not one Of them ever admits for mo-
ment that kanzas will be free, and even
those who formerly expressed their be.
lief that II would be, arc now doubling
and dreading the worst. Northern men
now admit that the danger Is great, prea-
sing, instant, and can only be ayerted
by the most prompt and vigorous action.
A core lpondent Of tho Lafayette Cour-
Ter, wsi,ing from Kansas, say that the
Emigration Company. whose aid has
heen 80 largely counted upon TO secure
freedom, has yet taken but one hundred
and fifty 20 the Territory, and one half
OF them have returned. Only seventy
five freemen there, Of body that was
confidently predicted largo enough TO
crush oil Slavery opposition, while
Shareholders have tens Of thousands Of
acres staked out. and only waiting for
the right season TO move slaves and all.
Hear the correspondent
In a former letter told you the EN-
igrant Aid Society" had sent out here
about five hundred persons. That was
the impression | received them; but now
that | am here among them perceive
the mistake. There were about one
hundred and fifty came here from Mas
sachusetts IN one crowd month ago;
many of them have since gone back
some 10 bring on their families, and some
never TO return. At present there are
but seyenty-six here.
He says further, that the town OF
Kanzas got too hot TO hold him, because
he registered himself an anti-slayery
man. Hear him
II happened in this way: When we
stopped at the Union Hotel (the New
England Co. had not taken II them, we
registered our names, and after each
mans name wrote "anti-slavery." -
Sometime afterwards a Missouri pro-
slavery man looked at tho book, and
calling around him a crowd Of 'niggcr.
catchers,' swellcd out to his fullest pro.
portions. like turkey-gobbler. and said
"Scc how the id abolitionists insult
US !" and thon with pen drew cross
over our names 1--WE call IL the cross oI
honor All that day, till we LEFT, the
same fellows hovered around the hote
like swarm Of buzzards, looking
bowie-knivcs and rcvolvers at Us, bu
not using thom, and blocking up the
sidewalk In front Of tho door when W,
attempted TO pass.
Hero are the legitimate fruits OF The
"swindle.s Altar all the prophesyinl
and lying of It's friends. the naked fac
IL, that sluveryis is uppcrmost IN kanzas
and threatens 70 keep so. They hav'
given Il this advantage. and there Ia bu
one way 10 destroy Il. Freemen OF In
diana, IL rests with you In part TO say
kanzas shall be froo. Your voice rails
cd against this foulest act Of politicu
depravity, will make free territory un
safe for slave pToperty.--Ind. Journal
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-20
BROOKyILE FRANKLIN COUNTY INDIANA FRIDAY OCTOBER 90 1854

forgetting his misfortunos. lie now
purchased carriage, upon the panels
Of which he had painted full purse.
and shoe reversed. These he adop-
ted for his coat Of arms.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-20
Wriaimal Yostrp.


For the American.
THE EEBRAsKA-KANsAs BILL.
~ IN. oLTxKSrs.
AZ freedoms shrine nation bowed,
And meckly worshlped there;
Tho priceless boon II praised aloud,
And thought Itself sincere.
lut was II sog let actions toll
which, some have shrewdiy said,
Moro londly speak than words which swoll,
with empty sounds aud dead.
II talked Of wealth, and place, and power.
Ofhonors choice and raFs,
ofcltes rising In m hour,
Beneath her gardIan care.
!. aung her banner 10 tho breeze;
AndsaId isihe opprest
or other olimes beyond Tho seas,
"rlshere yoa may ind rest"
"Thls Is the realm Of freedoms rcigni
Tho weary wanders homoi
Within her rich and wide domain,
llla feet may cease 20 roam"
"Tls here, Qt cried In accents loud)
Growsiibsrty's fair troei
beneath ia spreading branches crowd
The millions oflho freo.n
..Bcnenth its boughs their anthems swell,
IN note both loud and longi
And all a part can bear, full we'll,
fn freedoms sacred song"
nuiis this allf is there no spot
That dlma this picture fairS
Yes, dark oppression istheioi
Which many thousands share.
within this bright aud bcautoas land,
Thatffeodom call her owni
Bcneaih expressions cruel hand,
The wretchod siave doth groan.
But feodom for horselfresalns
Part OF this nations soil;
Along her rich and vordant plains,
No slave Is seen 10 toll.
No bitter tear by bondage wrung
May there be seen 10 falli
nutfreodom relgns o'er old and young;
Heirloom extends 10 all.
And is thero one so base, 30 vile;
That for selfish end.
Would, DER this fair and fertile soil,
Oppression stlii extondS
There is-behold the act Ia donel
And o'er Nebraska wide;
Where once shonc llborsy's fair sun;
Now rolls opprcsslon's tide.
Say whore Is freedoms boast then,
which we 70 loudly make;
Frls freedom for the white men.
Bat slavery for tho black.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-20

JArAS.-Wc rather like Japan. il is
free and easy land, The climate is
soft aud delicious, the women pretty
and polite the men gallant and lazy.
School don't keep hut one day in'a
week; they have no preaching 10 hot
weather. and allow good looking fello-
ws four wives each, free Of taxes, and
plenty of servants TO take care OF his
household. forlife that isn't su,pass-
Cd by anything common, Japan may
b. considered 4 good deaf afe3 goh
I.ft sIdt
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-20

Strawberries AND GiRLs.--At de-
batting society IN Schenectady, the 9TH
or day, the subioc was, which Is the
most beautiful production, girl or u
strawberry After continuing the ar.
gument two nights, the meeting finally
adjourned without coming 10 a conclu-
eIon--tho old members going sor the
strawberries, and the young ones for the
girls.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-20

part Of our schooner seemed utterly Dr.
sertei 4; yet W. found two men dead:
one in mortal agony on the deck. while
the fingles'ler and y c,llsgue were
gssping la the forecaslle. Six pistols
had been fired against US from forward
but strange 10 say, the only efficient
ball was the one that struck my En-
glish boys les.
When came to my senses. my first
question was for the gallant boats
vain, who. being unarmed IN the fore.
castle when the unexpected discharge
took place and seeing no chance of es-
cape from my murderous carbines,
took refuge over the bows.
Our cabin-boy was soon quieted.-
The mutineers needed but little care
for their hopeless wounds, while the
felon-chief like all such wretches died
in an agony Of despicable fear, shrek
ing for pardon. My striving Of his'sins
was a speedy ritcl
Such was my first night in Alrical
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-20

OF Pleasure is shadow wealth is
vanity, and power pageant but
knowledge is cxtactic in enjoyment
perennial in fame unlimited in space
and infinite in duration. la the per-
formance OF is sacred office, Il fears no
danger spares no expense omits no
exertion. II scales the mountain;
looks into the volcano dives into the
ocean perforates the earth enriches
the globe explores sea aud land con-
templates the distant ; ascends 10 the
sublime no place too remote for its
garsp no heavens too exalted FOR its
reach. DE WIZ Clinton.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-20

OF The woman who undertook 10
scour the woods, has abandoned tho Job +,
on account OF the price Of soap suds.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-20

The type OF the dead Catholic paper,
Shepherd Of the Valley is now used TO
print a Know Nothing paper, called the
True Shepard Of the Valley.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-20
Entrstins GaIs.
From the London wsrld OF Fashion.
THE LOST TREASURE.

SANS not offence that lndiacrcuon fnds,
and dotago terms so.n SuAkRurrARE.
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NEW BOOKS
y PAYNE & CHRISTIAN

Haze for sub the flowing Nv Works:
Lie Of J. j. Gmrney, by J. b. Bfahwato,
Tie Youth Of Jefferson,
Lii ant Its Aims.
Yara; or. The Chld ot Adoption,
The sand ch Islands Notes by a. Hnoc Illustrated
Ghesnut W ,od, by Lele Linden,
Agatha Brnuf,tt; or Family Pride,
Walden; on in the Wood. hy II. b, Tholean,
Nnrine's Elements Of Agriculture,
Trials Of the Mind, by Ives
History OF Pyuus by Abbott,
Tie American Cottage Builder, by John Bullock
Dovecotc; or Henri of the iiomestead
Purple rnts Ut Fars. hv BaiIie st John,
Memories over the Water, by Manley.
ThrOd Doctor.
Menlmoch; or Lire at the Loom, by ! &c,
footptnrS of Famous Men.
Also Cotton's Va. & n. c. Alnanucs for 1853
yep l3.ts
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Low Fare from L., Aburg 10 lichmOad:
THREE DOLLARS!

tN AMI aittt Ia. ! uh u a, our iuais viii i'"vr
/. o'hbatg R,,hu aa. a.i.w.cl y, "; far-tay,
Ilus Las SATURDAY. IN = awret., ufief the az.
rIsal ct the Western Pn.,ehl'r, i'm ya.hhr-
two uieHt- and one DAY the Huat-. aud thns"
wt,o lsy. bt,i ,oss in Hichnaud without In,sIn
time. save 81 30 by king TN. Lon Cheruttc,
vile, III Wrt hy cuoch,- in Scous,ic, leave
Iyuriihqrk II s IN, amy, Chm lome,,iiIe ~ At day
az tpfu, EDMiN'A DAVE 70 Il.
lmlA
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Pump and Fire Engine.

yKTJULD -pettiuily upannetc to he citizens #
w L,nchbure and ,cinitv. tnat they arc nanu'as.
tnr,pc az their Agricultural Works an The Basin, -
1ITCHEL'S PUMP 4 FIRE ENGINE combined
which tic m, perfect article If tie Kind orr-
ed II the public, tde'gnrd for Factory, Ere md Gar
den En-, inc and j. peculiarly adapted to private dwei
fi4es aHnIins th,m Frrr Engine under their dir,
COMMAND, capable ot to cling "ater over two story
dwelling.
AL o,drrs pronpf, attended 10 and Pumps put tito
Nts ~ Sprng. at lie u.ull ana wlrrahtei /"
terf8ru, w'! tof AenI
We r The acknowledgements f,r the counties ufCamp-
tel tuhcr-i. Bedltrd md APPROXIMATION.
|. IL
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10 SpOrismen and Others.

1--WE sub crher- faH-t respectfully n~1 examina-
d ton Of their tnli lnpp'pto" o Guns PIilr- Pa.
tia. Nnl,,ug Cnfr-, FISHING Tuehie with general ns
-offneni OF re Arms mud sporting Article, Colts
Re, liver. Silver pnrc aud Ivory stnrk Dom, Alnms
4 Deans Sc'torking end Revoy7ne & yiIpder Pistols
sill orkinR Single Rr,ovinR Pt-,"l-, DiNon's
la~k-ley', Powder Fh.l-, Shut Bets AMI Pouslrs
Gam linr- Wn.H Ra34 Nud Punches, Drinking ta-,s
Gun Nnddiog "a sscrts 4 boxes. Flew, Walkers
the's. stlcy's, Riehard'- q. u. md otor Pereu-
.e'n Cups; Ru1or- and Pocket CmIeiy; 30 sampe4
Is W. kats". Gall aud see tno.e Wesley Richards
Dnosie ti.- Urui, Albums & u m mud SrIoon Pts.
..H-m w. g.. IloIiER'S
.o-,tc the horyrI ioa- e5lchhur, Va.
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New Drug Concern

~ ae -shzrr.- ma, Hz eu,ted thrms we, a..
~ yet er md the aaa hrr o.. ! Il T u
Ii c., and hav IA plrcnasea a.. NJ 5a.. T.
Wright, Jr., hs entire .f'Hfest t4s a att. carr
and Due dsne.s. as Formerly conduct hv hlm,
under the supervision o DIR. J. IL Tun.ra.u. Il. q I,,,,
70 state that Tiny intend continue the tlsness IA h
same house Where they receiving suppl ~
of fresh DRuGs MEDIcGSEs. 'HtMtCALs. pA>Ts Ol,s
GLASS, DYT-STUFFs, &c;-as0, n complete s.sottuoI'
OF Surgical Instruments, Fancy Articles, &c, &C. out
bracng every article usually kept in a we'll regulated
Drug Store
Particular attention will be paid prescrip. ons ard
medicines for families, ard all phar mar"uti
preparations made as they appear in the medical ,.r
mails
To Physicians toe subscribers would merely
that members of the profession they feel the necp-i'>
Of 'elliag such med icines only be pure
and N,aadnlte' ate3.
They most respectfully solicit a continuance If the
liberal patronag hrret9io. bestowed ulnn the busi
ness, and b, uiweared efforts merit the conf
dence of the public.
JAMES II THOMPSON NJ ID.
ROBERT S. PAYNE, VI. d.
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Seed Store.


4 SSaa. GOAL. GOAL.
y NI #p#tsnns wishing 10 >urpi> tu'nseives with a
eooh ultll' o Red-o~h AnihIa,ttr aud Bitum nous
Coal for the ntrr vii ipd II io hpil irtcre,
II they leave 'tcr orders with tn undersigned suou
- t"s-rna: they will be To 4ot their C,A by
Rtuu ut ,nc nicn and at w.. Richmond prices.
mrNuiog Ire sht and tolls. DAHL :. JASPER
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HOUSE sLoT FOR RENT

A. A comfortable FAAfLE hLSIpEAGE With a
IA garden aimchcd. tha .icoor ot Mayor JL-.
Garland can be- iHd, ton .easa ebIc rent, by .aW app
ri.-yrr Ia either ut he uudel-ienra.
JAS. A HAMMER
N A. MILLER
ian 6.ts VI. T. HOlIlNS.
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GAS FITTING.

IAMfull prepared to intru luce Ga- Pipe Stores
Il Dwellings. or Factories at the shoTtesi notice iav
ing had ssysra years experience the tusiHess my
woi K MAJ be relied on perfect lam ready 10 give
estimates at any tine VII also uri>h sean-piPe.
JAMES CLEIAND,
Prart tal Gas Filter. Man IT.,
Wilson & Fraukn'- old stand, up Stair.
iun7-1ts
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sep 8 Is

la Ess .. : NOTICE.-TLe Ticket office or
hxse < -n11theF. & I. Railroad Company, ut
Lynehbns w hereafter be closed always five minutes
before the departure Of the trains Passengers are re
Hesed I" aPpl, enry at the hce and procure tickets
they will positively be charged cents N addition
procure Change. viii be changed tor Is,
amount that - %. JNO E. McCRERI. +. AT
july 9ts
~ All papers advertising for this Co. copy.
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a-EASNNAB. PRICES,
And with Unquestioned Right
hAsiu terminated legal controversy with Linz Howe Dr.
sghst claim that our machines infringe other patent
The night the machines which haeu 11. md shall
hereafter sell, Is unquesuouAtlc.
We own ten distinct patents sew Machines covering all
the nce points ii the invention an1 all the machines Of oho
manufactures infringe one or nfr e'm nuf pnient Sr'u
ring he sprins whereby the cloth a b. held 10 The feeding
ofere M the market Those who buy the nieri aud ri
racal machines hereby distinctly apul tint ehai
Our legal ithts will hcucriurth he riEiiN eufprs
the Immense Superiority
Of singer Sewing Machines has ieeh completely eatli-l~i
They ofuniyeral applicaonthe machine dnus a
knd Of work doing Il perfectly TuN notauy superior
rontrivhnee hut unequslrl In mechanical finish TIL, per
rm all required, do without rettus
81 dfter. Mederc NIL attention particularly
Machines o Sew with Single Thread
Which s mle rial. have been rroFe superior To all for
stitching linen all thin ahc-asp sewing leather
either with HsSei thread kand for quitting Innings W.
also prepared 10 exhibit and sell eunro,crng machine pro-,
10th ha't srd ,ingl threat h had for small
diacrrnce in pre Thr touud to hc popular Ma
peculiar WORK. viii te .up lied at short notice
Machine Neeiessto els IN aos lhrc" caf linen Thread
ami for sale n 80 our offices
PRINCIPAL OFFICE No. 323 BROADWAY, n. YORK.
n 81 >,ul e5urt $ nl No ~ ns!tmarr "glt
" lal4 st charles =, > 81 Walnut s.. . j.r
SIN. IN -lNGEt&
EENE yGBaCC .=1bo.. Who ar II. ,po,
Y .u-3 GH#q.I>a rsuee,. ii. please al a.. i.r
this tnrn -tss.s be-. al sa. .'
oneeo HAtchRR 'ueAaaH 500.
MONEY WAS siD =. hive ~ .....
W I'm So l#e d. Ga HI#ay ..tch n. 80.
log open my Books longer than is agreeable ~
convenier' "ee- = times IT, is =. a.#iy ~ ....
f3n ssiaz sceoa#s.... ..H
t4e. taat .t.ont ptiun, payment be ''ree
after the l.t Ociob,r y. = Sake r
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MECHANICAL.
new CONCEsN.-rhe .ab.eri5cr. a,

NV CONGEkS.-Th subscribcrs rs .ucia-
= ted theusrlya= together IN the hfs instant Tor Tin
=. = o.. pa fo-,f inducing the ruunuittf taf.
1I1xTs61Ss al CABINET WARE. nj The I'D mud
,eeffkaoBp sfia.d 81 =. Diurnid, IN
iel the style OF
-. DiIlGltD u SONS.
Ibes have recently aHft"d sfe1B pgeo' 10 thu ma
bin.rN ana latter ihen -aiyes t1 tuss enabled /,
nauaiattut, aid desef nous OF pam aud Ftaee Gahf
tf ar. IT, styie and hnisl To- s#snpntt with
he stat. bIIhl ID,
-. I. DltGlID.
Gee. \. DIUGUl
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GAS LIGHTS.

1--WE Lyme burg Gas Light Company are now fully
IL prepared 10 furnish Stores, Churches. Factories
aud private families with Gas ai superior quality-
neither consider the br,lianc. of the lg free
dom from everything calculated soiI rooms furniture
carpets. its chenpncs il is far superior other
light in w beg leave invite attention To he
following recommendation OF few of those who hBye
tested lis qualities
The undersigned who u.ine Gas manufactured nc
the lynrhburg Gas " ok take pleasure in recommends
ing 10 citizens large, being better. CLEANER,
and chenper than any other light have used consider
Ing the amount OF ligh obtained
Roheri Early Hrigle.. McEl!cny & Co.
|, a Atkinson Baker C,avey,
simpson Bro, Burroughs Shafer.& CO.
John p. Wright. b. f Snmptcr,
fhhp w Payne, Glass ~ Raine
Jn". q. Meem, i. L. Dudley,
Nm Sitter Il NJ Gucgenheimer,
AGREE ~ McCnnahan, c. Morse
Mcdonald 4 Peters, Wm b. & c. Fisher
q. NJ. Rucher, Il Saber Il Co,
/. Il. Gibbs, ~l.tee Of A. Boyd,
Bapiist Oh, rch, W. I Anderson & Co.
Rosser & Cuwthon, Iiorner, Watson Il Co.
N"rvrl House, Mechanic, Hurt X Preston.
Chas /. Lee, Thos Sharp
Warwick House. GenlSnp. of r r..
". E. Ief,wic' y Bro. Fretwcll g. Hail
Washington House, d q. Payte
} Langhornc, Hatcher b Sogwood.
IL. NJ Bu>d )Wardens OF st Paul.
Nan. ". Sh,lton ICEdr,h.
lhose wishing intfuduce Gas can n certain the
and any other inflammation rrspe, ting it, by apply.
,ngt T e. HOPPER, SUI erin ndent.
may 10 dts
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MISCELLANEOUS
GAS. GAS. GAS!.

DERSnNS wishing their houses ted for bur Ing
l. ssas vii hnd some strong inducements offered by
applying 10 The subscriber have good work men aud
superior stock of materials A. g. DABNEN.
\. B.-Al orders for firing up Tobacco Factories
iped within xt day. payment viii not be required
before the ist Of june, 1885.
inn 7-tlts
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For OldPoint. Norfolk and Portsmouth
Pom WnlIhall Linn

Port waithall Line
a't II, n. 49,. a''"o'' .'.....",~ ~
1T "m. {. SMITH $50 laoe, ,a,o,ny.. .,
'v"llinc q rotor.nc j..
al. -; "a. g
= Pa. us, forao Pumps. .. all tn, ni.plan,..
ann"d by A. - CONGRESS- #7,er. '.r.af.tv Of
tuc Cas- running il cor rcNon with tn" Auros'a frrm
R,chaond, eov,ttc Pichmoua ~ Pe,orshat4 D,r,. n
In "Wednesday AM friduy o'clock Nj.
fse-... "ra 4ne IN Richnond. h, tine Packer Bost.
- 10. Jew IL - walk taths Cars.
IT, Cors u . ,.ul T.. f=.sarz =. " Pair.
aaan,.''.. MI lie Ausu,G IraNe P"'r,,.0g ,aac
l.s.- ahove nt75 m.,trom IL Depo, of the App".
stffHx - - Illus ENius pa~>, niger OPP ottuniy
10 - r'm Lynchhura g ther b, the Packet Boa,s
pahs,'r tt lmi 10 hirhmnnd, uhy way ot the sonti,
rh,hoad h Petersbu nua tn there ne>r morn.
Ia No'folk.
Returning thu Augusta wi lea, Norfolk on the aDtcr
ute days VIZ; Tuesdnys, Tbur.day' aud Saturday. At
ID a. NJ.
! he Augusta will stop at Old Point both going and
returning regularly throughout the Bahing Season
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk and Odd Point - 0C
Far betweea Richmond, Cole's, Rings Mill aod
ttr've W nri.-.---- $1,000. 50
niiIen oyyr .hree year, and not tWeye
wears OF age half price.
=.tlsesch. - so
Servants. through. .................. ~
Servants any point Il . riyer..---.- ..--. 90
Jun 20 1acr. THoS DoDNMEADra~
Meal for Sale
1Dn0 Bushels Of Meal tor sale at Tia, yar~i.I
AONvy Will. aug % dis WM J READ
TTNCUHRENT money bnugu and ~,Id al a., hr-
- atesby PETERS. SPENCEA co
aug l7-lts
DHE H1GHESE PREMIUM paid #ua ii
L ana new SlENER,b- 'ETEhS, SPENCE a co
II dts
THE highest price paid far Exchange on the Ca stern
l. cities, by PETERS, SrENGE & 40.
aug II dts
A SMALL FAMILY wishes To obtaln - A
"A private family, TWO ROOMS with bnsri
~hsre thoy could ENJOY the and CONNECTS
oil home. and Who are willing To pay lihe. ally
Address d. I Office OF the Yirginan.
apl % dts
WAN ED -Fifteru shares # Merchants h INK
w Stock.ta supply an t..
su,l7. dts PETERS SPENCE & 90.
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Singers Sewing Machines.
i.EAsONAB.E PitiCas.

W h,ch the only sewing Machine ~ any utility vi
W he used without WAKING II. pN \ Is IL Hi
III. - -l.L --.-. ~
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~ EssG sDG ssa3Ng.-rne 0H F. ....
~ ~ T. p. " .,i.. tom lIer-.. htey ars4-.,.
d 80 -, .,ut. Az :,
LulIl dl, WN w IFFy4yl.I.
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= IT " ~ u IT 49,
The Immense SnpeliolitY

If Singer Sewing Machines has been comllcr' tahiisl
They funiyer al appchtiuntl machine
knds work and doing Il perfectly TuN NOT only SUPPORT
c0utrivanee hut uneQuaci In mechanical finish thy lcr
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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-03-17

Wis, FolIen, Jeweti, Lam, McCauslln,
Norris, Pendeion, Rlblei, Schiif, Sbide-
ler, Sinchir, Smith ofA,hens, Sieedman,
Stokes, Taylor, Williams Of Columbiaua,
and Williams Of Coshoclon; aud Repre-
scntdtipes Allen Of Brown, Alien Of Pike,
Baker, Bean, Birchard. Booher, B.own,
Campbell, Caniwell, Cochran, Converse,
Couririghi, Cane, Criless Cross, Dean,
Dickinson, Downing, EGly, Ellis, Emer-
son, Emery, Finley, Gilbert, Goudy,
IIessin, Hesien, Holland, Houston. 1lns-
ton, Jones, Kraulh, Langdon, Leland.
Mackenzie, Maitland, McCann, MeIcalf,
Merlin, Miller, Morris, Newell, Oldham
O'Neill, Pain, Parrou, Perky Porter,
Person, Ptu,len, Ridgway, Rogers, Tor
rev, Van Hook, Wilkup, Warthen, Wright
and Speaker lie Blond 80. .qA gh sias
/ For Mr.. ECKLEY- Senator's Allen,
Banere, Lawrence, Smith ofMadison and
Upson: and Representatives Austin,
Clcaver, Davis, Evans, Fowler, Goodfel-
low, Logue, Phllis, Reeves and Somers
-l5. l a 'ltt
For MI. CHASE Senators Foot,
Sherman and Tcwnsbcnd; and Repre-
sentatipes Barton, Elwell, IIetrick, Jen-
ninqs, Scgur, Taylor and Worthng.on
10 g02 .aoi l@ q
For Mr., SOHENCK- Representative
Gesi.
Those who voted blank were Repre-
sentdtipeS Eckley, Musser and PeIers-3
| GEORGE Il. Puem having received
majority of all lie votes, was thcfenpon
declared duly elecied Senator fer the
constitutional term Of six years liom The
4tli Of March 1855. li3H a59l
The Senate Withdrew, and the House
adjourned. 8a a9 '