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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29

Mn. EDiToRs--Yon arc authorized 10 announce
JOS. MARSHALL, independent OF any clique,
caucus, or wre-pnlllng convention, asa candidate
for District Attorney, at the ensuing oe.ober cleo
ton, for the District composed OF Franklin, Fay
elite, aud Union Counties. THE PEOPLE.
Ma. EDIroR;--You will please announce my
name as a candidate for sheriff OF Franklin eoun-
~. JEFFERSON C0LEScoTf.
Mn. EDrroR;--Please announce my name
dldaio for Township Assessor for Rockville
township, atlAe October election.
DAVID v. JOHNSON.
MR. GooDwix--P Please announce the namo OF o.
NJ. Powers, as an Independent Candidate for the
oaice OF Treasurer, at the ensuing election.
MANY VOTERS.
Ma. EptroR.-You will please announce my
name, - candidate for tho onico OF County Au-
dior, at tho ensuing October election.
JOHN J. CHAPMAN.
Ma. GooDwIs:-You win please announce my
name as candidate for the ONCE OF County
Treasurer, at tho ensuing October Election.
BIZ. WEST.
Ma. EpIroR:-You will please announce my
name as an Independent candidate at the oclo.
Der election for the Office OF Auditor OF Frank
lin County. EVAN OWENS.
Ma. EDlroR.--Please announce my name as an
Independent candidate for Township Assessor for
Brookville township, At the October election.
THoS. T. SMITH.
Ma. coopwIx;--Pieass announce the name OF
WILL. CUMBACK, Of Decatur county, as n can
ddaie for Congress. In this district, subject TO tho
decision OF the people at the polls.
AIR. GooDwtSs--Pieaso announce my namo as a
Hat f.rG IF
suing October election.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.
uwRs r M RITTER VAS INST OPENED

Itl la her new lancy Store room, on tho sOrner
south of her old residence, tho largest and most
splendid assortment OF Millinery aud Fancy Goods
ever offered In Brookylle, consisting OF hornets
ofevery style, from % cents up; Ribbons Of every
style, together with splendid stock of Flowers,
Caps, and all the varieties Of Lnings; worked Cot
lars, Chemisettes, Gloves, ~e., aud can furnish
miliners wanting supplies as cheap as they can
be had Ia Cincinnati.
She invites all her old customers to call and ex-
anime her stock before purchasing elsewhere. She
natters herself that she can sell Us cheap or cheap
or than they can be had In thu market, as she Is
doing cash business. She proposes taking But
Yer, Eggs, &C., la exchange for gOous.
may Z 1mo
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29

KEEP Our OF THE SANcTuM.-The
editor OF the Boston Daily Bee says it
is violation Of good manners to 90
into an editorial room and overhaul
papers that have not been looked at by
the editor. ut Is as offensive as il
would be to overhaul an editors peck
ct" Worse than that. for an editor
seldom has anything in his pocket to
overhaul.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
PrLrs! PrLEsl Truths worth re-

PILEsl Piles! Truths worth re-
remembering-Thatt the Piles is painful
disease; that all who have the Piles wish TO
be cured; that all who have had the pllesi
and have used Humphreys Vegetable oint-
ment, are cured.
II That every ono who has tested the
uprising virtues Of this valuable "nlnt-
ment," pronounce II the best remedy for the
cure Of Piles, that was ever discovered.
That this valuable remedy is also war
ranted, II early applied, an immediate Gu.
for burns; scalds, etc. John Mears, Mile
Greenwood, ana many others cen bear tes
timony to Its remark. BILE curative properties
Il cures bleeding or blind Piles, whether In :
tsrnal or external.
Price OIL per box.
Sold by JohN v. rAhh.
Corner Fourth and Walnut strsets-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
OiL PAINTED WINDOW sllADE,
No NUTHINS ABOUT!

III No. 2 Commercial R0ic.
THE Public can always lnd general assorl-
ment Of good and
Fashionable Furniture,
Consisting la part OF Bureaus. Ifedstcads,
Tables, Stands, sofas, Center ana
Card Fables, Lounges and Alnttrcs-
scs, willow Wagons 81 Cabs, Mar
ket Baskets, willow Cradles, split
Cane a windsor Chairs, spitt-canc
and wooden Rockers, Sprin-scat
Rockers, aud other necessities for house
furnishing too numerous 10 MENTION
Also
MC0RMICKs PATENT STRAW, CUTTER,
" arrHnted ~ give Satisfaction. All OF whieh
will DO sold low Tor cash al the
FURNITURE ROOMS.
n. u. We have on band and can furnish on
short notice, superior style OF Ncnitiun
blinds Mt Cincinnati Prices.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29

Jones American Choiagogue;
For the Cure Of Fever and Ague, Chill Fs
yer, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remit
tent Fever, Liver Complaint. Jaundlce,
Enlargement Of the Liver, Enlargement Of
the Spleen. AID all the various Billion
Diseases.
This invaluable medicine was prepare
from an extensive practice Of several years
a bilious climate, and Is never known TO fall
Of curing Fever aud Ague, or any Of the
disease above stated.
The unanimous testimony Of all who have
used the American Cholagogue. or witnessed
its operation. establishes satisfactorily to ev-
cry one who can appreciate evidence the
following facts.
LIST The American Choagogue possesses
superior chOlagogue FebrifOgc and Tonic
properties 10 any combination Of medicine
ever befofe invented.
2. II has cured cases OF intermittent and
OF herFevers. where the most popular medi-
cines ef the day mad failed.
3. Il has cured Quiniue, and all
other usual remedies seemed to produce but
little or no effect.
4 II Is mild In its operation, pleasant 10
take, contains neither Arsenic or other dele
ts-ious Drugs and may be token by persons
Of all ages with perfect safety.
5. Its power In changing and PROJECTING
the bilious and other secretlons, thus cleans
ing the system and restoring the natural and
healthy action Of all the organs Of the body
Is unequaled; hence Its efficacy as a pre-
ventiye, as well as u curative agent.
6. Il is the most &c onomical by one hal Z
Of all the usual remidles for Fcvers aud biz
ous diseases.
81 PER BOTTLE, bOttlesf for IS
J. ID. PARK,
Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner OF Fourth and Walnut streets, ,
entrance on Walnut st.-to whom all orders mus
DO addressed.
NJ. W. Halle BrookvIlle; y. Brown, Fairheld;J.
Rockafellar, Cedar Grove: Nye & Snow, Ne
Trenton; c. Hasson, Mt. Carmel; J. n. Clement
Blooming Grove; clifford & Alden, Laurel; Thos
Robinson, New Salem; b. n. La Rue, Anderson
vile; J. l.. Andrews, Dunlapsvilie; p. Mason,
Connersyille; S. Barbour, Rushville; T. Dickson
Versailles; d. Beav or, Liberty; A. Boyd, seipie
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
BRoOKvILLE COLLEGE.

ynYIlIS Institution Is now ready to receive any
number OF young gentlemen and Young la
- dies, aud 1dord tnem the best " Iae'llIies
for obtaining thorough education. The building
is large aud convenient. aud the Board of lnstruc-
lion will be increased tho wants vi The lnstution
demand. Those young men VINO ma! even prefer
IN rad,ate al older Insltutions will do weiltO ac-
auire the preparatory studies here, where the
classes are not too large Tor convenience, aud
where they are not taught by under graduates, rs
in most old Institutions. iouhg iaiies, on grad
Boarding can be had IA 80 )d families, near the
college edilice at two dollars per week. Young
men IA board themscly esaI aO0utslAIy cents poi
week. The prices oil teiLon range from sou 10
so 30 pc r quarter with ten per cent discount tot
advance pay ment. korturIher particulars addr.ss
JAO. ". LOCKE, frcst
nrosviiIe nd Feb. d 1854.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
The sta 10 Of Indiana,
franklin comfy.
Omer Tousey,

franklin comfy. Court.
Omer Tousey,
Wallace G. Law. Henry 49,. -, $780,.
Lewis, Charles Miles, Fran e''s0 - '"0''s"sS'
els A. Shoup, and others.
Notice Is hereby given 10 the said defendants
Wallace c. Law, Henry Lewis, Charles Niles, and
Francis A. Shoup ,of the tendency OF the above
entitled action aud that the same will stand for
trial nj the next term OF tho franklin Circuit
Court 10 DO held at the Court House In Brookyllle
the County Of franklin and state OF Indiana on
the frst Monday OF February, A. D., lass.
BY order OF said court,
JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON.
Sep. Ord. ie5i.-3e. &. +. G. G.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
noy., and Chiidren,. Ciothing-

ID The undersigned Ia addition TO Tho heavy
stock OF good, always kept fer mems wear, would
respectfully Inform their customers aud tle pub
Tic generally, that they are just ia receipt OF a
general assortment vi BOYS aud children's Cloth
ing which are now open for inspection NJ their
CLOTHING EMPORIUM, consisting OF
Goats, Round Jackets, Pants ana
Vests,
In endless variety, suited 10 tho season, all OF
which will be sold al very low figures.
We have every Size, aud can 10 out boys TnRKr
YEARS OLD, and upwards, with full suit.
Ne earnestly solicit a call from persons wishing
nything In this line. 1lNEk 4 BAKER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
TERMS on THE INDIANA AMERIcAN

Subscription when no, paid within the year 300
IL paid within tue yeuf............s..sss'. 's,su
IL paid In advance. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 300
Is cents will DO deducted ON subscription out
OF the county.
OF Subscribers may remit money by mail
at our risk, tohen not less than 81 are re.
miited at one time, and receipts ciH be
returned stating the time 10 phich pay
ment is made. Obtain a certificate IF th
Post Master as 10 the amount RENTED.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
Prepared and Sold by
JAMES G. AVER,

Practical Chemist, Lowell MSS.
Sold I'm Brookyille by NJ, W. Halle;
Clifford q Depuy, Laurel, Ind.
vancamp, Metamora :.
& Ovenon, Andersonvlle"
Aud at agencies In nearly every town in the
west. w. A. Clark, Crown Point, Ia, Travelling
Agent
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29

fy Forget injuries and remember
benefits; If you grant favor. forget
il; If you receive one remember it.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
MALCOLM "A. LOVES.
An Appeal TO the Voters OF Franklin
County.

From necessity, am Induced 10 ask your sufra-
gos Tor the Office OF County Treasurer, for one
term only. Never having been a politician or Of
fees eke-, afow words may DO necessary In ask
ing your suifruges. II will be reeollccted that !
was the unfortunate contractor foe building the
'Burnet House, so called, In which have become
embarrassed aud unable 10 meet my liabilities,
from clIs instances unavoidable. a strong desire
70 pay my honest debts, and square my actions In
future with all mankind, induces me 10 ask your
SURFACES With some hope Of success.
Aug. 10, 1854. B. W. REMY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
Dr.. cuysorTsiMPRovEp EXTRACT

Dr. GuYsoTTS IMPROVED EXTRACT
yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GEN.
U me preparation FOR the permanent cure
OF Consumption and diseases Of the lungs
where they sre supposed to be effected BY
tn too free Ire Of mercury,
TWILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL,
scrofala or Kings Evil Cancers, Tuners,
Erysipelas, Chronic Sore Eyes. ingworm
or letters. seald Head, Rheumalisn,, and
in the Bones or Joints, Old - es and Ulcers.
Swelling Ct the Glands. s. ,hlllhs. Dyspep-
sia, Salt Rheum, DIseases. Kidneys. Loss Of
Appetite, Disease arising from the use Of
Mercury. Pa In the Side and Shoulders.
General Debility, Dropsy. Lumbsgo, Jsun-
dice.
BEST FEMALE MEDICINE KNOWN
Testimony OF Samuel Pafsous Cure OF a
case Of distressing Liver complaint Of
FIVE years standing. certified 10 BY DR.
Wistach
LAFAYETTE, Feb. 81, 1854.
This Is TO certify that Cor the lasi years
Of my lie, have been severely afflicted with
the Liver Complaint. To describe oil OF my
horrible feelings would be out Of my power
! was troubled with severe dead pain IN
my eft side. with sharp pains under my
shoulder blade. My sleep was diet urbed ,un i.
refreshing. accompanied by nightmare
After eating had severe distress In my
stomach. often vomiting up my food. Ny
bowels were always derangsd. npd often very
sore. My appetite was variable. sometimes
voraeIors craving for food, si other ,lms
an entire loss Of appetite. dizziness In the
head, dull dfowsy Ianguor, accompanied by
ringing whizzipg noIse IN my ears. Urine
was high colored, aud voided with pain
Limbs were numb. cold esifemltlss. Head.
ache, great depression Of splrlu. NV ooun-
ienancs assumed n yellow, cadayefous hue.
My whole system was greatly debllltated.--
| have been under the care Of skIIful ply.
sIeians. without any relief. and despaIfsd OF
ever ob,alnlng relief Bat by the advice Of
DR.. wilslaeh. Of Lafayette, made use Of
Dr. Gaysolt's Extract Of Yellow Dock and
saraaparilla. and by the use OF two bottles
Of the medicine, all Of the above distressing
symptoms have been removed. and am now
Ia as perfect state Of health ~ have ever
enjoyed. In fact, tho medicine has rifec.
ted perfect cure, and feel u q duty TO
recommend I, to all afflicted with any Of the
above symptoms.
Signed, SAMUEL PARSONS. j..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
Gunary'. Comms.eiar writing

THE underslgneds prepared 10 furnish tho
Western market with u superior Writing Fluid
his own lnvcntion--and which In color, durabili-
", aud nuidty Is warranted To DC unsurpassed.
The color Is at frst a greenish blue, changing 10
deep permanent black.
All orders will DO promptly attended 10 by nd.
dressing, or calling him at his oficc In Mcrcan-
lilo College. II may also be obtained at the book
stores generally. JOHN GUNDRi.
Nov. Al, 1859, a1-iyr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
@. B. Clements Cash Store.

HAVING Just received a general assortment OF
III new goods-which, added 10 my present stock
makes my assortment cOm2leie-all ofwhieh will
be sold low for cash produce-my stock consists,
la part, OF a variety OF Cloths. Cassamcres, sau-
netts, Tweeds, yeanes q summer ware. Also, ev-
cry variety OF Prints, Lawns, oinghams, Delalns,
Bombazlnes, plain and fancy SILKS, Lace Mitts,
Kid Gloves, &c. &c.
ALSO, nne lot OF Queensware, Cutlery, Groce-
rles, &c, together with the finest assortment OF
Boots n SHOES ever brought TO this place. Any
lady that cannot suit la pair II shoes must still
be under the influence Of the dark ages.
\. y. In changing my business 10 Cash & Pro-
duee do no more than what am compelled 10 dc
and hope this will DO received "a u sufficient
apology.
WANTED, &C, 0C0 bushels wheat.
10000 do corn, for which will
pay cash. CD. CLEMENTS.
laurel, Aug. 10th, ls53.-3G-tf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
PA T e NJ T
Spring Saddle Tree.

FTyR GREAT LABOR and expense, We are
"a now enabled 10 furnish these unrvnlled Trees
In quantity al short notice. Price, s3,5o each.
cash.
HUNTER, CoBURN, EDMRsToN & BARR,
Sole manufacturers and wholesale dealers In Sad
dlery, Hardware and Coach Trimmings, No. .
Church Building, Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio
PICKER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29

y,REsS GOODS
III LADlESI DREss GOODS.
GkNIi.kMkA'k SUMMER WEAR.
FANCY AND PLAIN DkkSs SILKS.
WHITE AND kMnkotDkkkp GOODS.
LADIES' SLEEVES AND CoLLAlih.
ullkMiskIfk, ilANDkkkChiEfh, &c.
For sale al No. 4 Commorcia Now, by
mar ~ leai LtNCK a fAkQuilAR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
SAMUEL PARSONS.

Lawrence township. TIP. co. Ihd.
Mr.. Samuel Parson Is one Of our Oldest and
most reliable citizens, aud hIs statement is
entitled 10 entire confidence. consider
that the cure Ia his case was effected sole by
DR.. Guysott's Extract Of Yellow Dock and
sarsaparIla. and / regard II as one Of the
mos, extraordinary cures that hss passed IN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
CT. wlLsTAcH. NJ. d.

Quart bottles. 81 perbollle-sIx bottles for ss.
sold by JOHN ID. PARK.
Northeast cernerof 9TH and walnutsts., cinein-
natl, o., General Agent forthe West, 10 whom
all orders must DO addressed,
NJ. W. nasS Brookvllle, T. Brown, Particle
J. s. Roef afcllar, Cedar Grove, Nye::a SNOW, New
Trenton, G. fiasson, Mt. Carmel, J. N. Clements
blooming Grove, Clifford q Holden, Tho.s. robin
son, New Salem, ID. II. Larue, AndersoStile, q.
Harbour, nushyiile, T. Diekerson, Versailles, d.
Beanor, Liberty, A. Royd, selpio, J. l.. Andrews
DonIapsviIie, Hall & Hughes, connersville.
January, 90, 81, No.5,iy
JOHN ID. PARK, Dealer IN all valuable
Medicines, y. 4. corner Of 9TH, walnuistree
Cincinnati Ohio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29

VAMEs sPEER has Just received and will IN "a
al tufu Keep good assortment OF 6roecfius, Dry
Goods aud Fancy articles, which he viii sell at Tue
most reduced prces. nov - 'SJu
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29
xREsa GOODS

vITALL PAPER
w lac lafgeal assortment over oncfod TO this
puDlie, for salv al No. CommvrelAl h0w, Wy
LfNCk Il FAkQUHAH,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29

ID lns largest anu noat carefully selected STOCK
oI boots aud hhoSs they have ever offered, may
bs noen AZ No.i Com nnufcial Row, Tor sale ny
LINCk * fAkuuHAR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29

South Paris, Ne, Aug. le, 1850.
Ihaye no hesitation In saying, that Iegard
AYERS Cherry Pecloral as decidedly the best rem
eiy within my knowledge for the cure Of chronic
bronchitis. coughs, and all diseases ofthe iUngs.i
Yours truly,
NJ. A. RUST, NJ. ID.
Montgomery, Ala, Get. I, 1919.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29

What yet remains to convince the most incredu-
lous that the Cherry Pectoral is all that purports
Ia be. viz: an unequalled REMEDIAL agent for all
diseases OF the thIoaiand Lungs. The experience
of yaars, has proven Il to be such, and we submit
TO the people, believing that its virtues will fully
al. nlri a. r.nIIlnlInIl.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29

In the Franklin CT
Court.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29

HATS AND CAPS
Ill New York styles o. Hats and Caps lust arri-
yed and for sale BY aprsl H. IfNEh'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29

DR.. J. c AlLA.
slr---I have used your admirable compound
extensively IN ny practice, and find II 10 surpass,
by far any other remedy we have for curing dis
eases upon the lungs.
Your obcdient servant,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-24
CAUTION TO THE puR]

VNHE PUBLIC are hereby Cautions
4 receive, and the Payers are nail
cautioned not to pay, to any person, III
self, any Note executed to me by him
as the same have been either lost, nd
stolen, as | have never transferred IL I
son or persons any note executed TO n
following are list. so far as can b. /
membered, Of said notes. VIZ: One n
cuted by James Maiben; one by D. MI
one by Kendall & Parker; one BY H
Auley two by George Gibbs &Jossbj
er. one by VIM. Miller ; one by D. MI
James M. Otis, one by J. C. Coverl
John G. Clark; one by R. R. McApS
two by Fl. W. Nc Auley also, the n
notes executed to j. K. Hickey; oneCH
Sinclair, Of Potosi and one on = Rp
wing near McKenzie's Mills; also, O,l!
ted by G. Ballard & II. r. Golfer, and 3
to c. Libby ; also the following noe,s
to Dwight T. Parker, and by him hi
to me, viz +: one on d. Banfll for SIN
on VIM. W. Blanchard, for s5O,@E
Joseph Tobler for $4,000; one on
Bouldin for Si4,79, one on Philo Dsr
$85,l4; and one Oh Vim. K. Dixon I'd s
Some of the above notes have end H
upon them.
All of the above notes are the propsS
undersigned, having never been trans
him to any person or persons, bnt
lost in some manner. Reconec.
executed to the undersigned, whethe
ated above or not, are included in Iii
II lost, the finder will be liberallyt
upon returning the same TO me.
L. O. SHRE
Lancaster. Wis. March "a. 1872. L
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-24
working for a Living.

The class of persons who flatter them
selves that they do not work for liv-
ing, and excludes from an acknowledged
presence, except when rendering SER
vice, those who according to their ideas
do, is becoming numerous. It's members
however live under delusion which a
little consideration will serve to expose.
Infants, idiots and invalids are the only
persons who do not associate work with
living the remaining portion of man
kind all work for living. The distinc-
ton is not then between those who do
and those who not, but in the aim and
motive with which the work is perfor-
med, and the object sought TO be accom-
plished. Some work to crafty only ig-
noble desires, to fan or feed foolish
fancy, to indulge passion, regardless Of
consequences, while others work to re-
turn the value to the products of man
kind, which they, and those dependent
upon them, consume. With this view ii
will be seen that those who turn up their
noses in uDdisguised disgust at portion
of their fellow beings, would more justly
meet the same treatment, if those they
affect to despise were not better occupied
than to descend to such consummate
stiffness. The truth is, all work with
out work life is uncomfortable.
Adolphus, whose pstrimony is ample,
is allowed thereby, to choose in what
work he will engage. He is under no
necessity of calculating how much he
shall perform, how well it shall be done,
or how good shall be the pay. If he is
inclined to horses, he INDUCES in them,
and becomes fitted perhaps to make a
valuable coachman or groom. If he en-
joys table, he studies gastronomy, and
perhaps aquires knowledge of the arts
of the kitchen, which would render him,
with change of circumstances, service
able as cook, steward or butler
Possibly he enjoys costume, studies col
ors and patterns, contrasts and CORES
pondences, with an assiduity that fits
him for useful employment in Gentle
mans Furnishing Store, should he ever
&c IL 5!un tn ss d 6 e 81 Rs os 0n1i hsrs
or those which are similar, engage the
attention of all the Adolphuses in the
community, and yet not one of them will
treat worthy industrious coachman,
cook, or costumer, with the forms of de-
cent respect. The fact is, the genuine
coachman, cook, or costumer, holds a
position incomparably above that of his
'lnitators of the Adol plus stripe. Their
efforts produce benefits extending beyond
their own persons or dependents, they
contribute to the general good, they Dig
nity labor and are ennobled by it. and at
the close of life leave legacy of inhu-
ence which a universe of Adolphuses,
though working just as hard for liv-
ing, but with such despicable motives,
could never hope to bequeath.-TChi-
cago Dem. Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-04-24
Curtain Lecture by Mrs. Fubbs,

"Fubbs, want to talk to you while,
and | want you to keep awake while /
do it. You want togo to sleep? Yes,
you always want to go 10 sleep, but
don't. I'm not one Of the sleepy kind.
It's good thing for you, Mr.. Fubbs,
that you have wife who imparts infor-
nation by lectures, else you would be
a perfect ignoramus. Not thing about
the house to read, except a Bible that
the Christian Association gave you, and
tract that fellow called Porter left
one day, entitled "Light for the Heath
en-" It's well he left it, for you are a
heather, Fubbs. You, thank God YOU
amt Norman? Yes, l understand
that insinuation, too, you profane wretch
You mean you're glad you hain't but one
wife. You never would have known
there was Norman, Mr.. Fubbs, if
hadn't told you,for'ure too stingy to take
paper. You amt able to take a pa-
per? declare your name ought to be
fioos, you tell so many OF 'em. It's on
y last week that ] lost one dollar and
nifty cents on butter that sold to ped
Ter, because didn't know the market
price, which is published every week.
ms would have paid for the paper a
whole year. And then you are so ig-
norant, Fubbs ! Didn't YOU take YOUR
gun t.other day, and walk clear down to
the Big Marsh a hunting, because some
body told you the Turkeys were march.
ing into Rushes9 Yes YOU did.
Fuobs, You needn't deny it. But the
turkeys were all out of the BUSHES. II
guess, before you got there. Didn't kill
any aid you 1t was bad day for tur-
Keys wasn't it? Ha! ha! ha!