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YHI MYSTERIOUS lhRGHuIIY
THE SATANIC LICENSE.
CHAPTER XI.
THE PETITION.

"whai though the mast be now blown overheard,
The cable broke, tho holding anchor lost, re
And half orr saiorsswallowed In the food;
Yetlives our PlLor stlll..' rs
There are periods in the history of
every reformer that are peculiarly dark
and trying. When Martin Luther stood
before the mighty men Of the earth at
the Diet Of Worms, no felt for a time
that the cause in which he had embark
ed must be abandoned, and the long,
dark night of Popery continue to reign
unbroken. The light Of Gods face
seemed to be withdrawn. His faith be-
came weak, enemies multiplied around
him, which overcast his mental horizon
with dark, portentous clouds. "HissouI'
in the language of the historian, sswas
like a ship driven by violent tempest
rocked from side TO side, one moment
plunged in the abyss, and the next carri-
ed up to the heaven" In view Of the
dangers that encompassed him, and the
unreasonable evils that would follow II
he tailed, he threw himself upon the
earth, and uttered those groans a nd bro
ken cries which none understand but
such as have been moved by Christian
sympathy and Gods eternal truth 10
make efforts TO reform the world.
John Scribner was true reformer -
The kind and generous impulses of his
love to God led him to engage in every
work OF reform. He did SO not because he
looked for personal lbenefit-not because
he was fond Of contention or strife
not because he wished to make himself
conspicuous, as some alleged-but be-
cause he sympathized with bleeding and
suffering humanity. This was the Sc.
cret of his successful career. During
the years he labored to promote the
cause OF temperance in the town o.
Harwood, his life was a checkered scene
-"haif sun, half shade" There were
times when he was greatly encouraged
and thought he was almost certain o
victory, when suddenly, on account Of
the treachery Of supervisor, or the
duplicity Of magistrate. licenses were
granted which, for a time, dispirited
him. and almost dashed his hopes to
earth. From such disappointments ant
reverses he soon recovered. He was a
man Of strong faith in God, upon whose
Spirit and mighty word he depended fol
success. He had no confidence in any
reformation which was not carried for,
ward by the gospel Of the Son Of God
After Doty returned to his -uiDous bu
siness and they had failed to convict hin
for selling without license, Scribner wal
very much discouraged for a few days.
He saw no way to check the fearful raw
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-18

I'm very, very lonely,
AIMS cannot play;
am 80 sad. sIt and weep
l Throughout ne iiveiong day, 81
Imlss dear mothers welcome, So atl
.s Her iighthand on my head, a. -al
Her look Of love, her tender word; 6ll
Alas, my mothers dead. aff laff
I have no heart TO play alone; ,s ssea
To-day ! thought I'D try, 5. 81 -
And got my little hoop to roll, aIa
But ah, Il made me cry; y
For who will smilo 20 ace me come f...lf
Now mother dear has gone,
And look 50 kindly In my face,
And kIss her little soni
IN get my blessed Bible,
And sitme down and read; ft tftt
Ny mother said that precious book
Would be friend In need. iif r.'Ht
seem 10 eco dear mother now, fss.H
fss To hear her voice OF love, 5 srs ~
She may bc looking down on me, a 50
From her bright homo above. ~ 4fla
msif
She said that must como 70 her; F
She cannot come to me; ss4 f
Our father teach little one l.
How he may come TO thee.
For am very lonelynow; 9
Our Father, may come,
And join my mother In the skiesg
And heaven shall be our home. Hff
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-18
A CAUTION To DEALERS IN POOR
LIQUOR 80 f'aif


A saltwater correspondents Of the
Minnesota Pioneer narrates the fol.
lowing amusing incident, which trans
pired at the Spring term OF the Cir
cult Court, ofSt.9 Croix county, Wis.
consin: W t,e ssr2 COS
The Judge Of the Circuit Court
lately in session at Hudson, I'M Wis
consin, gave charge TO the Jury in a
certain action tried before him, which
excited considerable merriment in the
court room at the time. - isn tss
The action was TO recover the value
Of certain liquors sent from below, aud
consigned for sale 10 the defendant.-
Evidence was given on the part OF the
defendant to show that thebraHdies &C.
were Of forty cent whisky, and drrg.
ged at that;whereas the Judge appear
ed quite indignant, and charged uthe
Jury nearly as follows: 81. .a;.ea
Gentlemen Of Me Jury:-P Pure, una
dulterated liquor is a wholesome and
pleasant beverage, and as far as the
experience of the court extends, con-
duces to health and longevity, butsua
bad article Of liquor, gentlemen or
what is worse drugged article, cannot
be tolerated, and If dealers frombelow
will send up into this beautiful eorna
try, so blessed with the smiles Of q be-
nign Creator, such miserable quality
of liquors as the proof shows this 70
be, in thi court, gentlemen Ct fhc ju-
ry, they cannot recover ~ p"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-18

written for the American,
THE HEALTH GIVING SPRING.

nv AMANDA A. snsKsss. lle
"come drink ef,he waseT,she pure, sparkling wa
tef.
Come fseeiy and dslnk a, TIE healsh-glslns
spring.
Here fa,hsr ana mother and bIlthe .eh ana daugh
ser, Ft ait
Rich blessings receive lesl no esher can bring
,sceme ali who hive yielded 10 iadag temptation
And souEhlia the vine, Joys i,nlleIh "a bring,
Who for u have bar,ered their health, wealth, and
station. -
Come freely and drink al The health gislagspIleE'
Arise, and shake oa the chains ,ha, have bound
lhee, ~ f U
And Zoe from the sigh, Of the aower wFea'hed
bowl,
I,hIdelh aserpeni whose coils arc around shce,
Arise, aud be freed from IL blighling eonlFol'
Each slIveFy fountain u IoyeusIy singing
In accents Of sweetness they lrulhnlly SPEAK,
"eome balhe Thy parehed lips In the tribute we're
bringing, Hfff
Ana cool The lereo fever that enmsons thy check.
HNo venom unseen In each cheering potatIon
IsmIsgled, 10 poison 10 blight and consume,
To check every noble and high aspiration,
Or sieal from lifes morning iis freshness and
bloom. t l
'srhy check shall be glowing with healih'' bloom
ing roses,
That ilnger when youths aeetIns day-siaf hath set
IN age, when fond momory each life seene dlseo'
SOS,
Twill wiring from thy bosom osIgh Of regret.
twill haunt my soft couch with no voice Of up
braidIng,
TO ning o'erthy spirit shadow ofgloom;
But rest sweet and grateful Thy siumben perva-
ding, i
Peaceful thy bosom and happy thy home.
Tia weetly inviting each bIIihe son and daughters,
with Truth for their motto TO cheerfully sing,
''Come drink oftie water, o the pure, sparkling
water,
Come freely and drink atths health giving spring.
Cedar Grove, Ind. lfh4
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-18

RIA young man meeting IN ac-
quaintance SAID. Il thought you were
dead But, said the other, you
see me alive. 81 don't know how that
may be. replied he, you are a noto-
rious liar, and my informant was per-
son OF credit - n.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-18

wFor an old Christian to say TO a
young one stand in my evidence is
like man who has with difficulty
climbed BY ladder 10 the top Of a
house, crying to the one at the bottom,
this is the place for prospect come
up at q step,'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-18

ES-Some Christians, at first glance
seem ola superior order. when they
are not, They want one quality. s'At
a florists exhibition the other day. a
certain flower was determined to bear
the belle; but it was found to Be
an artificial flower. There is alscers
tain quality called growth, which ithad
not. -ta @en- s.islo
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-18

EI wish you had been Eve, said
an urchin to an old maid who was
proverbial for her meanness. why
so, enquired the oldlady. Because
said he, you would have eaten all
the apple, instead of dividing with
ADAM
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-18

HAn Irishman sometime since,
paid an extraordinary price for an
alarm clock, and gave as a reason that
as he loved to rise early, he had MOTH
ing to do but to pull the string. and
he could wake himself.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-18

HWhy is the cutting off of an
elephants head so widely different
from cutting off any other head? Be.
cause when you cut the head from the
body you do not separate it from the
trunk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-18

EEIt is said that Paine's water
light is at length to be brought into
operation. The temperance folks will
doubtless oppose this making light of
water.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-18

nrIt is stated that the only BROTH
er OF Mr.. Clay was cabinet maker.
Mr.. Clay himself, occasionally did
something at the business, we believe.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-18

ErStones were first used for bul;
lets iron ones ares are first mentlonedr
in 1850. Leaden bullets were made
before the close Of the sixteenth Gems
tury. Stone cannon balls are still used
in the East.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-18

E1-Miss Edwina Dean. sister Of
Julia Dean, is preparing.to make her
debut in opera. She is reported 70
possess an extraordinary voice, and Is
now under the instruction ofMrs. se-
gum. - II ins ,oa 'e9sos bna ssib
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-18

~It is said that the fair sex of
Detroit make their own boots. and make
them well. All the better for their
husbands.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-18

EA countryman reading on a
wagon, the names. Richard & John
Fell, exclaimed, 'ha, ha, then sup
pose they both tumbled together
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-18

E0ne Of twin brothers died, a
fellow meeting the survivor. asked,
which is it, you or your brother who is
dead?
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-18

.GT Captain. what the fare to st.
Louis?' What part of the boat do
you wish to go on, cabin or decks'4
Hang the cabin said the gentleman
from Indiana, 4 live in a cabin az
home; give me the best you've got.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-18

~A wise man looks upon men
as he does on horses-all their COM
parison oftitle, wealth and place, he
considers but a harness.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-18

IVA man hearing raven would
live two hundred years, bought one to
try. -
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FER H1ea INSERTION ufef tnfee "'ee 49,
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parsii. Anything iess than square te be eoun.
ateasa fall s4nsFcl traction over square, as a
square and half, fraction over square and
kalf a. Two sauafazs aud 90 ons
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NOTICE or WITHDRAWAL.
IN PURSUANCE a the order bf the President
the request part Conge-. from
d o. ma ss 81 .s n,s, % oms
Of The proposed railroads from Pensacola, Florida,
6scsa .nS Aens The nay viii Be Withheld fea
safe for valid claims, further
IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA
In the district OF lands subject sale TkLL.n.srr
South Of astu,s in and Of principal raersian
TTSw":SiP'I TSw%.SP i ! y 2 snrs q snss' e. s' !" "'l'
cf live, Of the Jri-eipa msraan
Townships q 4, 5, and Of ranges as % 30 a. and n
IN THE STATE or ALABAMA.
Situated in the district Of lands subject
SortA rae base " and 'as q s principal efsta" '0"t1e'"
Townships =, 9, q ranre7.
Town.sp. r. g. g. 3, =, 81 o. ranE0'0 IA
Ia the district Of land. subjoot o q CIH.wp.i
Of hstas HUs, anf sa't of l> Fae,Pa #esan ouAsrn
To~u.hp a., o,ranss 70,
Township. g.. = ~ o. O.. 49,. 49,. I. a. 81 r,sse s ~
Township. To- M o.. IA a.. ID - 81 Iass. ~ :,
Tcw",np. o. TO- IL. 49, 49, u.s., ls,I7 30 81.
1o~r.sp. ~. ~ 49, ia-rN, 49, TO-, IT., rs. %, 81 o.
Tora:s. H. ~ f9 H. rs 10. r. 49, rang, Is
To~n.sD. ~ -, y ~ [,,,s ~ 90 y o. range :"
In hs dis,ric, q land. ,ubI,ct TU,o..sO..
North es s -. cost Of s prpai raea .o-ta-r
fyTrsg.
Tox a.sig. %, q, q. q. q T.ss:t IN
Township 23., or range IS.
sOsl of a. Rns. re o s principal raaan nOrtAsrn
Tsw..s. T9~s.ss. is ~ s 10: b. d, ~ ofTssrra SfT
TSws:s. TSrn:: x r. s M 49, 49,, g. ~ q st sss
in the district oC lands subject to
of s base s, and rea o ne YnePu ne0n, northern
rounship. ! 4 o. 10 M I9. t3.. ls. n rspe. q
TowS.,V. & sIs,SZsS TO- il, o is H. Of range. l. s.
Townsbps 2, a., ,6,7, of ranged
In the district oC subject 10 sosraosFEr;
North of ts's lire and saa u ne pneiral eris Oihn
Township. p, o. q pnss ls
Town.hrs I7., is. 10, u rangesis, 20.
eso % ] - order Ss rs.Gs" ss.r"s d.s % he
2st uitimos
North ot o. .a., Hns r "a. ,nrs .rsaisn, southern
Township u, ofrsnFs 9.
Townships 70, ~, u, u range 9s
Tows.s,R. q 49, a, y, E q fsSsg ~ az. 20
ro~a.Sip. rO~a.S ! :, 10 n IA ., of~sss y.
Townships u, IS, ofrsnvs o..
me ownshp thus having been siosdy w,,hdawp
sss'I % ny 5 sS"s e.. y y n nssS SsP'n 5 Land Once ' city Of
''"''' : JOHN WILSON,
Mar sl--iawisw commi.sionsr
more Ney- spring Goods
n J. STEER Msrchsnt Tailor opening another supply
e choice spring soa s.s D wssn s,, s invites the
Tne lare ,nd very complete smsse,ns s@o., every
''is H. .-e,. :" inspection Sy iss pubic rooas
''p' s'a No. ws.hior,en Place, Seventh street
EASE .ra Es..t,.rs Fixtures for s~i..-I
II md s,'uss q large sad web
The c-a and sss sses sm.,nsd vo
.,e,,ocser and Comm,..,on M~y~hsn,
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United states Mails,

United states Mails,
Posr orrtoK Dr.prSrsr,
q. June 2, is5s
PROPOSALS carrying United mails from 18th July,
1854, Both June 1855, The following route In the state Of
Maryland will be received the Contract ono. of the Poet Once
Department Washington d. c., until H. "wednesday S Of
July, s54, 10 be decided that day.
Baltimore, soysnsto~n, Towsont0vn,
and back, sir times a week.
Leave Baltimore daiiy, Sunday,
Arrive a. TOvsOntown day by ss,Ami
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NOTICE TO pRR-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person encd The right Of pfeempion Of the
within townships and paris townships above enumera
n required establish The 10 the satacon ef the
proper land oce and make payment therefor
yracleae thi noee and before the
public sales OF lands
bns claimed otherwise spch claim will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land oflce.
Nay ls-lawl3w
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DAsK crsn. Metropolis Ssock for sale NJ - \.
ID KELLER n MCKINNEY,
May eo-@ psnnsr'ysn's avenue, rc.r is,h street.
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DENpNAL-C ". MUNCK, manu- tsetutet In eurs
and pistols respectfully nform. tho public
his establishment from sdo
the % s,h opposite the Hotel
Juna 3-3tsod
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NEWS FROM cUHAf-rmportsct and s.thensio -
T. r. SYLVESTER has received direct from Havana fortr
cirs aso ch.ceo
csharga No. Obepo street, Havana Ciindado
second ard third ques brand Of ef7 and Loudrss
hssud Of Isfs-loGoo n each.
Jmue3 3-eod1w orne Penn.
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VEPUpR Drawers and shirts.-The best quality, best
rey ard the beet assortment o sizes OF under shirt and
drawers offered Ny he found saieroou
Rrowps HOTEL. STEVENS.
Juno A-Nif
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y. NrDp LETON,
DEALER M ICE,
oFcs sotfh aSs ,, neSf 70 corner Of i2n 'iTssi
ICE kept constantly Office, which be had IN
L large small quantities.
Once open from sunfse
June 2-colm
ny =. e. MCGUIRE, hucttonecr.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON CAPITOL HILL AT
AUCrlONOn Wednesday afternoon, June Z. 6o'ciock,
the premises, sha s whole lot No. square 757
fronting flq feet inches 100 feet ID
street east containing s3s teet improved BY eomr,a
brick dwelling brick 10, with
erceIsn cellar nnd story frame building ~ feet " The
situation is derhtu and the rdsu Beautifully improved
with variety Of fruit trees, plants, and flowers
Terms liberal and made known n sale,
las. q. McGUlsE,
May 3o-s hucuoueer
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EASE Eve.t,.~s Store Ftxtorss for Ssie-I have
Ia for TN. large snd well esahli-h~ ed
doing excert
and lsrge bscs yssd attached vor
particulars sppiy jas = NeSulRk,
l.rs 4-~G Auetiooeer md Commission Merchant
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rApRON's History Of California.
" Eddvs Large map ~ California.
The PiutsHy Of Words, Introduction BY Professor
Hitchcock
The R..so-Tyrsisb AmpsignsI Ny Col Chestney.
The Russian shores the Hlaek Sea Ny Ophant
Gurowssis Rps~ia IL.
The Turkish Question by Gurowsk,
Tbs Knout and the RusxinHsi BY DE Lagny.
Thomas fnrm Implements
Anatomy of the fnveriehrafal hy Won Sicb0d.
Melbourne and the Chincha islands, hy Peck
Persons and rictares by ~ W. Herbert
Autobiography Of a Dtsenina Minister
The Whimsical Woman by Emily Carlen.
Crystalline Or The Heiress of Pail Down Csste BY Shelton
June FRANGk TAYLOR.
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n STEER. Tailor, opening another supply
spring goods, 10 which he invites th
attention 81 Congress, rna citizens
TIRE complete, embracing
variety OF uoods usually KEEP, by merchani tao
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ECoNOHY, Nestnsss, and Pouotnsiity Combined In
IL the production fshrSTENENH Browns Hotel takes The
his be Of good
quality aud style, Gentlemen annoyed with bad htns shn
be suited by leaving their orders = STFyENsr
June a-9uf aales-roo Brown g Hotel
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NOTICE oF WITHDRAWAL.
IN PURSUANCE af the order 0f the President
bearing the loh Instant issued the
the Congress
the Aabama hu following
ships In Aabsms along
Of railroads Pensacola, Florida,
Alabama, and from mentioned
Athens, the Tennessee line, will be withheld
entry for valid claims
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-07-09
Com M nR1rnfeH

Ed. Comet Sir--While | am
impressed with deep sense Of obi
CATION to you, for the very liberal and
generous, and kind manner in which
YOU have choseo to mention me in con
nection with The paper which | intend
TO publish, | must beg to say that |
cannot see, az you seem to, any ineon-
gruity, in making newspaper se-
hicle Of Religious news ii connection
with Republican policies" If it
were my intention, az it certainly is
not, to cnrciop tho two in one TISSUE,
then il would not, in my opinion, be
making an infraction upon consistency
There is no course Of reasoning to
which the matter can be subjected,
that enables me to discover any antag-
onism between Catholicism and Re
publicanism the contrary. view
them as kindred elements; not that
either is simply an element: for each
is an immense whole--neither Of them
have circumscribed limits; both are
universal in the bredth Of mankind,
their centre is every where. their cir
conference no where, With reitera-
ted thanks to you for your courteous
expressions Of me in Tuesdays Comet,
and with promise to reward you for
the same with free passage in the
"OMsrpus," at some period not far
from now,
I remain with sincere consideration,
Yours. S. Z. Mck1SLEY.