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w TED STATES, active and entcrprisin% 4lcn
10 nqrc il: the sale of Of the chest ooks pub
shed in the country. To men Of good address, pos
sassjna small capital Of from $50 to 400 such in
duccIHcnts will b. o,rc. As to enable them to make
from So to & 10 day profit.
e. The Books published by arc all useful IN heir
chraCtcr, extremely popular and command largcsaIcs
wherever they offered.
For futhcr particulars, address, (postagc Paid,)
- LEARY < GETZ,
Subscription Boui, publishers,
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A CARD.
To the Customers OF the Old Firm, my
Friends and the Public.
I INTEND to continue the BUS
L ISESS at the Old Stand of LOCK, CRANIER
& LINE, opposite the Bank, where, by prompt attcn
ton % business hope to merit and receive hbcr"
JOHN d. LINE.
Cllrr lc.tnM.r. In nllnrH 10 1851.
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4 CARD.

=
TTIIIE undersigned having Occn elected Constable
III District No g offers his services to the public
ilc will collect and pay over with Promptucss al
cIams placed in his hands. Collections without
will be made with every possible dispatch, and
the interests Of those employing him faithfully regard
cd. lie therefore solcits public patronage.
Chap cstn,vn. Nav 81. 1853.
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PUMP MAKING.
To the citizens OF Jefferson, BerNeley,


Frederick: aud Clarke counties.
7 AGAIN appear before you as PONIP-MAkER
L and as hope you have not forgotten me in
capacity YOU will, one ana ali, cal, should YOU
uccd amy thing in that way. Please call on me AT
near Mr. George g. B,a,ll's OF, the ChnrItowu and
SIcPhcr,iso,,r road, have ruroycd him to do the
work. pledge myself thu ~ l2r'crs will be prGTP
w tended to. G. c BRAGG.
March |. 1853 a.--Ee
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
DERSONS indebted To Thomas G.. Rawlins s Co.,
i Thomas Rawlins and Thos. Rawns & Son, if they
wish to save Cost had better call and pay. We are
owing money and it is impossible for pay unless
we are paid THOMAS RAWLlNS.
SepteInber 10, 1853.
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DAILY PRICES OF FLOUR IN BALTIMORE
FOR THE YEAR 1858

Tie annexed Table has been prepared by ions "
BZLL & Co., Flour and General Commission Met
chrnis, Howard street, and will show the price ~
M h EInr1t MS sold nn en- IN llnrin tic nnst YCnr:
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- DOCTOR YOURsEL.L p,rs
$50 THE POCKET ESCUL.A.

DOCTOR YOURSbh mrs
$50 THE POCKET ESCC Ibs Ia,
XVI Or, Every one his OHn l.ILrpj ear
TTJHE Torticth Edition. with one Hiliu, mons u
i ings, showing Diseases and Major f,nn.
Generativc System in every shape arr Of irl;ss
which is added Treatise ON the dlses S,i pep,
being OF the highest Importance 10 INV WI Y0lN
those contemplating lnarriage. by W
NJ. D. ,,o co7y =.
9i-Lct no father be ashamed to Preseh I'm fO.l
Escula plus " his child. IL may saw cgsr =
carly grave Let no Young man or ;.EaIr r1
the secgeI obligations of married hfe,
the Pocket EscuIapius; L tho one on
MED cough, pain in the side, resticss isstl
feelings, and the whole tFnin OF Dysgs ,,yer
and given W ly their physicians DC AZ ~, Dc
without consulting the 4E:sculapl9s' : ;S1pch
ried or tlos,. about to be lllrried an I'm Inc
read this truly useful book, as II nus rs lrOS
of saN.irr- thoIIsandsd of unfortunate eES1
very Jaws Of death. ,-n-Ir FIVE een!S
AST[AIty person sending TtN En- = ftbis BE-.
closed il, a letter. win receive one GO psIlIr AZ
mail or tive, t;cpits viii be sent for 9Ils
(POst-P0id,l DE- q E. Plilaas
July 5, ls59E-1y, -7.775 4 q
VTTlFTING AND LETTER Pa ~, Ass
wv lot Of Writing and Letter t.'l1 = ~. SOB
Paper for sale lows by
DeceElher 10, 1859
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WANTED.
A YOUNG MAN of moral ana ndustfiolis habits
"A and who is capable of taking. Charge of a set of
books. None need apply who cannot give satisfac-
tory reference. T. c. SIGAFOOSE.
Also wanted BOY from Il 10 Is years of age.
Janutry 81 1854.
r GOAL, C)AL4.--FOR SALE
Z ~ 49, al. THE CHARLESTOJpgN DEPOT.
lrs,ary ~, llsS4 E. M. AIsQUFTH.
lss3I0R BLACK PEA, by
9eg. A. w. CRNMER.
4oI9l s Va q Is.s-lz pFiiut5 Tf,f.ie a. Golden
<, ~ Pr reeeig ld and for al by
81 BROWN.
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COURT DAYS.
CIRCUIT COURTS.
serenA District-fD Fourteenth Circuit.

JOHN KISHEY, JUDGE.
Warren. afarch 30, August 80
Shenandoah ...........APr ii 4, SepC.inber l.
Page................-... pril ID, September l.
Hardy. pril 81, september q.
Rockin rhutu............NIay 10, October Is.
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THE LoUD0UH COUNTY AGRICULTURAL

near Aldie, Virginia.
TTNHE above Establishment will be opened for the re-
i ception of Students the lstday of March, 1854.
1t is not to be Manual Labor School But
of practical instruction will be given in Mathematics
Chemistry and other sciences useful to- the of bu-
siness. The Students will only be instructed in
the Theory, but they will be taught theuse and appli-
cation of the sciences to the every day purposes of
life. The principles of science will be illustrated by
great number of interesting experiments in the
Lecturc-room, in the laboratory, and the farm.
The advanced students will be instructed in the anal
ysis of soils, minerals, lnarls, sc. The apparatus
will be the best in the United Sates and the Labor
tory will be furnished with every convenience for
complete and elegant manipulatiOns.
For terms, and other particulars, sec circular
which may be had by addressing letter to
BENZ. HYDE BENTON,
Principal,
Aide P. o., Loudoun county, Va
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ATu IrF Cou I '.,-,'-C i,;"I L, ''S
LIS . % y" 'oi' " "''
You see him sI'tlng on lo!,
Ab"'e nc Ha.'y occlE
10" 'st' 'Il H. 49, 49,. ~ I',, J's' r'r'
- 0"s' ''DA 'N'''' -.
NGu RAISE your cane 10 III nun Oh
, ms ntls '"oh!' Z ny
pa. ere > i 80 ~, ~ 49, ',,,'' ",i "i'
AdUwh nc goes "|E""S.
--------.. - -- =.
MAon.sE I;'t r,',i,c Wv scranacr
EucS ID Su'u ~ W q u',,""t I ~ ro;,r VI is
:oDnl'H le pot,. LIS ,', o., riIl as Alexander.
IN '1'I WY 70 ~, - -,
nHlS-' D'"""
W lI M. d " .'. ,,' w., .1 49,
w WI j,,I.l.1 Les
Asbliss rs flea,
'u'Dis>t I.5, y '.'-' ,.S-.., NJ
BEs7oS os NrrnlsaA,--t Washington letter wri-
Douglas and his Nebraska bill;
Douglas. sir. Is politically dead. sir If he fails
10 carry his G.t the SJUjh VIII KICK nm iH lng
sir and ii he does carry H. sir tde Not'u VIII
beat lbs brains ont, sir. That's all sir.
,,,-,,..,..,Ir-- r,-,-A spr.rritcr TO +be Dcr-
a" "HnEi'h i'"' - ~ .,,7 I,,,.-I -
ninSt2u Da"%sr 1r I Tm mr. rn 'i' arc6ts
Ter VINO nov TWO lh.VI.' .'"a ,',' ,,J
mar ME 81, uncIes nd nunts. tn -oae gr,a rel 5
a ami. f,ur ,rrcat great unccs and aunts forty
aal - ,[7,..-;v third Cousins and q. III
80 Iir r II, all one hundred and Gfr-
he g D. ,Gf ard never had a brother or ST.
ter. She was born May 10, 1871.
--------. -- .,.-.-
SAD WlNT5R--A cot%NnoF',' S'ES 'It M'.r Oh Oh
the Dan""c-ChGi,F" IN ia ~ 'i,no., a,
home-WrccNS on Inc s'a-N'', ven 10 l.e P'e'eH'
WINTER u pFc-cihLncA-T ,illoIE li.tz-ion' St'oS'
Sol!. ,, 49,. ,,,o inn,sICr,,
GSd "G Tna, Il h 'S" a .o II, ".rrpn
C% GT [Dg rnj cIjrcn oo3 treat grand chill
dTen, and 10 great great grand clidF'n III all '0'
descendants. "
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THOMAS D. PARKER.

a CARD.
HUR clients and the public informed that
" T. T. FAUNTLEROY, in, is connected with
us in business and has full authority to attend any
of our professional matters His office is with ours
Hoff's Row, near the Court House.
BARTON & WILLIAMS.
Winchester, Va, April u, ls5s-ly
TO WHEAT SELLERS.
TTNEIE undersigned prepared To buy any quhnti-
i ty OF WHEAT for the Baltimore market. Far
will find it to their interest TO give them call.
r. S. BLACKBURN S co.
January 10, 1554-H [r.p.l
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VIM. $. ANDERSON.
NTNDRI l. Cv'nNE rIT'I"I'I' -

WIN. $. ANDERSON.
MARBLE STONE CUTTER,
FREDERICK CITY, ND,
DETURNS his thanks the citizens of Jefferson and
IL adjoining counties for the liberal patronage
tended to HIM in his line of business, respectfully gives
notice that he now prepared 10 execute al kinds OF
work in his linc.sTch rs , N0 s TOMB
shortest notice, and upon the most reasonable terms
and his work shall compare with any other in the
country. All Stones delivered at my own risk and
expense.
Ali orders thankfully received and promptly attend
Frederick city, Md,
]. w. NIcGINNIS, Agent,
or JOHN G. R1DE Sa5fjTs,o Agent ss''
January II, 1858. HarPers-Ferry, Va.
CHARLES d. HARDING,
Attorney at Law,
WILL Practice lit the Inferior and Superior Courts
w Of jefferson, Clarke and I.oudoun. Office, No.
/, Shenandoah street, Harpcrs-Fcrry, Virginia.
September IS, 1852
CASH FOR NEGROES.
I AM DESTROYS tn purchase large number of Ne
i GROES for the southern markets. men, women,
boys girls and families, for which will give the high
Perso.ts having levo- soil ,rl please irfrn me
personally or by letter at Wip S which will re-
No. 2i2, West Pratt street Baltimore.
ELIJAH MCDOWELL,
A gcnt of b. NJ. & w. L. Campbell.
Winchester, July !, lS5l-Iy
CASH FOR NEGROES.
NHOSE persons having Negroes for sale, get the
i highest price By calling ON the subscriber At
SllaTleStOWn AppiiatiOl lCSth vi " StbGI VIII
be promptly attended to. c. g. BRAGG.
July 10, 1851.
FARMERS LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
HAVING rented the Brick Warehouse, at Shep-
IL herdstOwn, and made arrangements am pre-
pared to pay the highest Cash Prices for WHEAT,
CORN, &c, upon delivery.
/ will also keep constantly on hand PLASTER,
FISH, SALT, SC, III exchange for Country Produce
or sell at low cash prices, and will forward any pro-
duce to the District Alexandria at the usual prices
August %, lo53-tf C. w. LUCAS.
NOTICE
nERSONS indebted To Thomas G.. Rawlins s. Co.,
i Thomas RawIns and Thos Rawiins & Son, if thew
wish to save Cost had better call and pay We are
owing money and it is npossib for US to pay unless
we are paid. THOMAS RAWLlNS.
September 10, 1853.
NOTICE.
TIME. undersigned having been elected and qualified
as Constable for District No >, in Clarke county,
claims, placed in his hands, according to law
commission and those who may entrust their
business to his that efforts his part will be
spared render satisfaction. All claims will be paid
over as soon collected.
BerryviIe, August ., 1853
A MOTHER SUPPLY Questionable Clothing
"A from PhiladelY hi viii arrive in day two, to
which particular attention is called.
Deer ID, 1858 ISAAC ROSE.
Il AIDES DRESS GOODS.-AI Wool de IRlnea,
II Printed Parish de LaimesS, Alerinos, Alpacas,
Sack Flannel of all colors. L HoQFF.
IERRING AND BTACKEREL.-A fresh supply
~ OF HerTing-an Mackercl just received and for
sale by (OCt Io) r. II. brown.
w silk. Bingham and Linen Coats, White Linen
Pants and other seasonhble (soods,n the greatestv
riety, at ISAAC ROSES Cheap Store.
ChaFlestown, June Z, 1853,
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NOTIHE


TIME undersigned having been elected and qualified
i as Constable for District No ,, in Clarke county,
offers his services to public for the collection of all
claims, placed in his hands, according to law
commission, and assures those who may cntrust their
business his that no efforts on his part will be
spared to render satisfaction. All claims will be paid
over soon collected.
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NEW CHINA STORE.
JOSEPH s.. HASTINGS, Jr..
Importer and wholesale Il Retail Dealer
in China, Glass and QueensWare,
2O1 baltimore street. north side bstlCecn ST. Paul ana
Charles streets, Baltimore,
~ ESIRES to inform the public that he has just laid
~ in an entirely new and elegant assortment OF
every description of
As
White, Gold Band and Painted French China Dinner
Dessert Tea and Breakfast Sets Rich Vases OF beau
tiful shapes and styles Fancy Mugs and Cups WITH
Bottles: Cut and Pressed Tunlbers, Goblets, Wines
Cbampaenrs &C. of new and beautiful styles; Jelues
Roy-l, and Dishes to match An extensive and we'll
sclrCrrd stock of Granite and Common Ware.
&C. Country Merchants, Hotel Keepers, steann2at
and Shin Agents Private Families, and all others who
may want articles in this line, invited to call and
examine the stock and prices.
Baltimore, April u, lS53.-ly
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TIE FROG.

or all the funny things that live
In woodland, magsI, or hog.
That creep the ground. Or ~ the air,
Tie funniest Is The frog;
The frog, the sci"ntihcest
Of Natures handy-work:
The frog that neither walks nor runs,
But goes il with jerk.
With pants and Goa, of bottle-grecn-
and yellow fancy vest,
lie plungcs into mad and miro.
All in his Sunday hest
When he -.tsHown hes standing u2,
As Paddy Quinn once said;
Ard for convenience sake, he wears
lis eyes on top Of bis head.
You sec him sitting on n log,
Above the "va-,y deep
You feel inclined TO say, old chap, =.
Just look lc.orC you lcapH
You raise your cane to hit him on
His ugly looki' e mug;
Bat ere yuu get it bali way mp,
Adown he goes LcIchUg.
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~
October 25@ ,53--I Baltimore, Md
II #FIA rs! HATS! HATS! r.
~ Of r:,-urn.iy=-j beauty of style and finish, ~
md Of :u,,l' rnci,mil~d, at prices low any
other establishment; car b obtained mt
J.. l.: AcPtIAlL & BROS, Manufacturers
1872 Baltimore St, next 70 Clipper office.
R,Itiynnrr. Sent .!.4tHr -, 1858.
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I HAVE Just received general assortment Of DO
/ .WEiSIYC GOODS, consisting in part of a. Os-
naburgs; rs do; heavy twilcd do; Plaid Cottons;
&c. &c. which shall be sold low can be had in
this IEaTket. a. w. CRALER. d.
.laEsnarv 10, 1854.
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7 HAVE opened u NEW STORE, (for the present
l. in the room recently occupied by John Avis, Esq
opposite NIessrs Harris \ Rdcn0ur's) where shall
be pleased my friends and the public generally
Jan, 10, 1854. 4. W. CRAMER.
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HARDWARE.

TTNI2 subscriber las opened the largest stock
L 81, Hardware that offered in CharlestOwn,
selected by himself Baltimore consisting in part of
terms Screws of all sizes, Saws Haches, Axes, Plas
tcrin.r and Brcklaycr's Trowes, Table knives with
and without Forks, silverplated Forks, plated Table
and spoons Brass Head and Polished Steel SHOW
els and Tengs, Brass top Andirnns, few Eight Day
Clocks, metal cases laid in with Pearl, handsome
tclc; White Ivory handle Table knives with and with
cut Forks; lrst rate lot of Double Barrel English
Twist Guns first rate article, warranted; Powder
TASKS and Horns, Dupont's Powder, Gun-wads; Pen
large lot of Bench planes, cheap; fifth Log, Breast
S:retChcr Trace and Halter Chains; Hand and Sledgc
Hammers; Stocks and Dies; Plated and common Bri-
dlubts and Strrups; Plated and Steel Spurs; a fine
lot of Plough, Bar and Horse Iron, together with
general assortment of Groceries, Quecnswarc, Sc
gass and Tobacco, all of which will sell cheap tor
cash. short credit.
Deer 6, 1883 THOMAS RAWLISS.
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SECOND NOTICE.
LII persons knowing themselves indebted to me
"A are requested to call before the LIST day of
February next and pay make such arrangements
Will be satisfactory their claims will be disposed
of in slch manner us will be best calculated to suit
my business. PHILIP CQONS.
lIarPers Ferry, Jan. 10, ls54-r IF.P.l
I GtHAINS.--I shall manufacture and keep con-
~ sanity land supply of all the various kinds
of Chains used by the Farmers. Breast and Trace
Chains, single and double link, straight twisted,
made of the best iron and the best style of work
( nlanship. GEORGE PENSE.
Dntfield's Depot April 10, 1883
Univ. GSS.-I have received another lot of Ivory
: IN handle Knives Also, Plated Forks; table, de-
sertand Teaspoons, for sale low, by
& January 81 T. RAWLINS.
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CASH FOR NEGROES

TTHOSE persons having Negroes for sale, get the
i highest price By calling on the subscriber At
Charlestown Application in person or by letter will
be promptly attended to. G. g. BRAGG.
July Is, lS5l.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14

A MOTHER SUPPLY ofFashonabe Clothing
n from PhiladclY hi will arrive in day two to
which particular attention is called.
Deer Ii. IS53 ISAAC ROSE.
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CHARLES j. HARDING,
Attorney at Law,
WILL Practice i'll the Inferior and Superior Courts
w of jefferson, Clarke and Loudoun. Office, No.
/, Shenandoah street. HarPcrs-F Ferry, Virginia
SrntrILhnr Is. 1872.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24
unIInond 1IecfInu.

At a meeting OF the citizens Of Uni.
on and vicinity. DR.. Kennedy was call
ed TO tho Chair and G.. G.. Blnkley was
appointed Secretary. The chairman
stated the object OF the meeting TO be-
to appoint Committee TO meet the
President and Secretary Of the New Al
bany and Eaton Rail Road In Brook.
vile tomorrow evening and to lay be-
fore those gentlemen the cloims OF this
portion of the community on that road
and the superior facilities for construct
ing II by way Of Little Cedar Valley In
preference to any other route.
The meeting was then addressed by Q
number of the citizens showing forth
very clearly the superior advantages Of
this route.
On motion Of Mr.. Viely il was resolv-
ed; that Committee Of six be appoint
ed to wait on the officers Of said Road
and present the claims Of this commune
ty. The following we're then appointed
Messrs. John Wynn, Buckingham, Vie
ly, Kennedy, Cummins and John Ser
ring.
II was then moved that any citizen
happening to be in Brookville tomorrow
evening may consider himself a member
of this Committee.
The motion was carried.
On motion il was resolved that the
proceedings OF this meeting be publish
ed in the Indiana American, Franklin
Democrat and New Albany Tribune and
Ledger. On motion the meeting adj
journed sine die.
THOS. KENNEDY, Chairman
C.. e. BISKLEY, Secretary.
Union Feb. l4th 1854.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24
Obituary.
Theodore r. 1Iceks.


This notice records the death of one
Of our best citizens-one whom to
know was to admire and esteem. He
was born in Brookville, July 92d 1899.
His residence has been here and his
worth has been highly appreciated.
About eight years ago. by the death
of his father, the business which he
had conducted fell into the hands of
Theodore. How well he discharged
its duties-how Industrious, how full
of integrity, have been occasions Of
frequent remark. From that time, he
devoted himself to the care of his wild
owed mother and his sisters, with an
unsel6sh and devoted affection rarely
witnessed.
His religious character was consis-
tent. For about fourteen years he was
member of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and though very modest and
retiring in his disposition, it may truly
be said, che was faithful above many"
For two years his health has been
gradually yielding. For five months
past he has been confined to his room
almost constantly. Yet he suffered
patiently. Enter his room when you
might, and he had nod Of recognition,
graspof the hand, or that expressive
smile he so often wore to greet you.
Until within few days of his death
he suffered comparatively little, and
retained full possession of his mental
faculties.
l have said his religious character
was consistent. He had carefully set
the question of his relation to the Faith
er of Spirits When he found himself
amid the "swellings Of Jordan" he
tried the strength of the foundation on
which he had rested his hopes. 1t
was firm Not stone moved-not
a assure was made! "The foundation
ofthe Lord stood sure, having this seal,
the Lord knoweth them that are his
He "fell asleep" on the 18th inst
at two o'clock, A. NJ.
His loss will be seriously felt in
community, in the Church, in the Sun,
day School, but above all, in the fam.
lily which leaned upon him. "How i,
the strong staff broken and the beau.
tiful rod" May the blessing of God
console them in their great calamity
Il. M. +.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24
LISAB.

NEBRASKA AND NEw You K.-The
Senate Of the New York Legislature,
passed, on the 9th inst, series of reso-
oiution, which had previously passed
the House. instructing the s enators and
Representatives in Congress from that
State to vote against the Nebraska bill.
The vote stood % to Ga decided ma
jority. Soft goes. Judging from these
little gusts, and the rumbling heard in
the distance, We may make up our minds
Tor storm without much fear of disap-
pointment.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24
OBJ Ypmtntal 9ltar.

MARRIED.-On Sunday, the 10th
inst, at Palestine, Ind, by Rev. A. l..
r oop, Mr. JOHN J. CHAPMAN, Of Cedar
Grove, to Miss MARGARET T.. Owens, of
the former place.
Car all this loving earth
Produce one Dol so strong,
SO pure, so holy, so divine,
As Is the bond OF Love.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24
NO HUMBUGM!!
BIBLES
''' GERMAN AND ENGLISH.

Tsslaments Of all sizes and qualities, German
and English Tcsiaments (bolh In one) Call and see
Dem. Copy. II. GEO. HOLLAND Prest
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-24
DlED.-On the 10Th inst, II O'Clock
T. M. John Wesley Locke, infant son
of President Tocka ~ ,h;s H.

DIED.-On the 10Th inst, II O'Clock
?. M. John Wesley Locke, infant son
II President Locke, Of this place.
o, could hear that voice again.
Which once so listless could hear,
Not cen seraph's lony strain
Could make such music 10 my ear!
D, could thatsmlle his warmth lmpart.
Which once e'en eoldly could meet,
What ecstacy would thrill my heart,
That light OF love and truth to greet.
But now, alas. regrets are vain,.
And tears no healing balm can Yield,
Thou art beyond the reach OF pain,
Where woes Of earth are meter revealed.
This thought holy transport gives,
Though from my stricken heart must flow
tide ofgrief while memory lives,
And gloom surrounds my path below.
Co I'D we but measure by the past
The value OF the presenthour
And cherish joys too bright to last,
As the soft light, the tender flower,
How many pangs OF keen regret,
How many bitter tears were spared:
And though the sun fIoy were set,
The peace Of resignation sharedl