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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-12
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IMPORTED WINES. &c.
CIEARLEs WANER>, NO. - WASHING
~ ton street. keeps constantly hand very large
stock Of endless VARSITY Of goods amongst which
groceries. produce and provisions genuine Havana ca
and the brands Of Virginia tobacco: fresh peaches
and tomatoes In tin cans pickles and preserves sarnes
HOLSTERS. and a variety of other fish. white and red,
French. Spanish and native Wines English ale and ror
ter direct from the Custom-House pore monnaies and
pocket books unriyaled IN STYLE quality, and price, per
iume. combs and brushes Of every des rfon. poekot
cutlery raz0r knives and forks, dr. aud scissors nom
the best English manufacturers; German pistols and
guns, Colts and Aliens reyolvers game osgs, fishing
tackle, etc, etc. Toysa very large stock Of everything
In thai line, bird-cagc Of every description Tor canares
red birds. knocking birds, knocking birds etc, also,
breeding cages aud birds nests; states, willow baskets
willow cribs. willow wagons. willow cradles, willow
cliars. VERY low prices; vions guitars flutes nfes
accordeons. French hars, tamD0urines. banjccs.
etc. Fancy gods large and hne selection. pine and
cedar such churns wash and foot tubs, we'll
horse aud water buckets, measures ins, pails butler
mOulds. ETC. Quick and large sales aisO purchns-
ing my goods ai headquarters. enable esr-
,iay manufactured goods n unusual low prices Thank
u for the liberal patronage which have enoyed Cor
me last fourteen years solicit respectfully
u the same. CHARLES MAYER
No - Washington street, door East Of TIE Palmer
House.
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Ohio Mechanics Infsiiute.

nR. WESSELHOEFT,s WATEP CUM
- Brattebor0'. fermoni-which has been An sucee.s
iu OPERATION Tor ten years, keeps open for the reception
disease, patients may request have the HvdrotatL,
treatment combined with HOmapaihy and kine.iheI-
app az The Swedish system Of Medical ,nnasflo- Re-
ideni Physician, Dr FRED. MrLLxR. For terrn> A Il
please apply 10 MRS, FRED. WksSELHOEFT.
ieVo-Sh Propriersss
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DIFLEs AND sHOT-GUNS. REVOLNERs
III and ALI. OTHER KINDS OF PISTOLS.
SAMUEL BECK
would respectfully inform his old friends and the public
generally that he has again taken chsrge Of his Gun
Business and win again devote his entire attention the
manufacture Of Guns. His shop is Washington
street. half square west Of the Court House square.
sign of the
BIG GUN,
where he will be happy 10 aecompodaie all who MAY
wish good Rifles. Shot-Gns any other article ia the
Gun line. All work warranted. or DO charge. He has
constantly hand the best Rife Powder, Caps, and
Lead.
IT T7orders from a distance promptly attended 10.
feh1adk,w
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and beyond almost all other phrases of hu-
manity. Her very age should be her SUI
rest PASSPORT to courteous consideration.
The aged mother Of a grown-up family
needs no other certificate of worth. She
Is monument Of excellence, approved
and warranted. She has fought faithfully"
the good fight" and come off conquerer
Upon her venerable face she bears the
marks Of the conflict in all it's furrowed
lines. The most grievous of the ills fife
have been hers; trials untold and unknown
only to her God and herself, she has borne
necessarily !; and now, in her old age,-her
duty done,-patiently awaiting her ap-
pointed time-she stands more truly beau
ttul than even in her youth! more honora
bic and deserving than he who has slain
his thousands, or stood triumphant upon
the proudest field ofvictory.
Young Man! speak kindly ofyour moth
or, and even courteously, tenderly of her
But little time you will see her NO
more for evcr.-Iler eye is dim, her form
is bent, and her shadow falls graveyard.
Others may love you when she has passed
away-kind-hcarted sisters perhaps, or
she whom Of all the world you choose for
partner-she may love you warmly,
prssiOnately children may love you fonGIy
but never again, never while time is yours,
shall the love of woman be to you as that
Of yoar old trembling mother has been
In agony she bore you. Through pull
ling helpless infancy her throbbing breast
was your safe protection and support in
wayward, tetchy boyhood, she bore pa
tienly with your thougtless rudcness, and
nursed you safe through legion Of ills
maladies. 1t was her hand that bath.
ed your burning brow, or moistened the
parched lips; her eye that lighted up the
darkness of wasting nightly vigils, watch.
ing always in your ittful sleep. sleep!ess
by your side, as none but her could watch
Oh, speak not her name lightly,-fol
you cannot lire so many years as would
suffice to thank her fully. Through reck
less and impatient youth she was your
councillor and solace. Up to your bright
manhood, she guides your improvident
step, nor even there forsakes or forge,s
Speak gently then, and revercntly Of your
mother; aud when you too shall be old
it shall in some degree tighten the remorse
which shall be yours for sins,-to know
that never wantonIy have you outraged
the respect due to "the old woman"
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SCRAPS.
Character and Opinion.

Mems characters are determined, not
10y the opinions which they profess, but
by those on which their thoughts habit
ually fasten, which recur to them most
torciby, and which color their ordinary
views Of God and duty. The creed Of
habit, imitation or fear, may be defended
,t"uty, and yet have little practical in
Anenc". The mind, when compelled by
educational doctrines, has yet power Of
keeping them, as it were, on its surface,
Of excluding them from its depths, of re-
fusirg to incorporate them with its own
being; and when burdened with mixed
and incongruous system, it often discovers
a sngacity which reminds us Of the in
stance of infeior animals, in selecting tho
healthful and nutritious portions, in max
ing its daily food.
Accordingly, the faith corresponds little
with that real which is professed. 1t
often happens that, through the progress
of the mind in light and virtue, opinions
once central are gradually thrown out
ward, lose :heir vitality, an! cease to be
principles Of action, whilst through habit
they are defended as articles of faith.
(Chauniny.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-10-03
Annecdote of DR.. Nelson.

About the year l83O,Dr. Nelson spent
a night ut n public house among some
of the mountains of Virginia. The land
lord was a s,rongbuilt, juvial, ,merry heart
ed man, who evidently was in the habit
Of using freely what New England people
call rum Early in the morning, Nelson
was up, making arrangements for pro.
ceedIng on his journey. The landlord,
polite and attentive, was bestering him
self for the accommodation of his guest.
"Come, stranger" said, he, setting on.
bottle of spirits, "help yourself to a
morning dram"
"l don't drink spirits"
"Lct me however, recommend little
of this. The morning is chilly, and this
is good rs an anli-fogmatic."
Excuse me-" said Nelson, 81 know it
to be injurious, and would advise you
to quit it,"
" "Well," said the landlord, with hori.
zontal shake OF the head. and sen-. ats
fled strut across the room, If it is p poison
it is very slow one. have bee:, trying
it great while, and always find that a
little does man good
"Sir," said Nelson, turning and looking
him full in the face, sir let me tell you
that I'm a doctor, and I've cut open derd
people. I've seen what frighlful Navoc
this liquid ire that you are drinking
makes on the inside Of man. You think
that you are now in fine health, but can
tell by your looks that the work of des
trnc;ion within you is far advanced. Could
you have view Of your entrails at this
moment you would see them all dappled,
streaked and discolored by tile deadly
pots on which you are drinking. Yes,
you would now see great bloody knots
there, dark and CORY as big as the end Of
my thumb"
Scarcely did Daniels Interpretation Of
the hand writing on the palace wall pro-
duce more visible change in the counte.
nance OF the Babylonian king. than was
made in the looks of our stout, iocular
but now startled landlord, by his account
Of the frightfuI Inscriptions Of King Alco.
hol on his inner man. In moment his
naughty airs were dropped, his proud
strut abandoned; even his round, Joyous
face seemed to lengthen, and his short
chubby neck locked, for the time surpri.
singly slim.
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IN ADVANCE
N UNI B ER "a

low, and cunning Irish as we'll as Ameri-
cans, who will, when mercenary motions
actuate, take every advantage and use it,
should it cause little children to be with
out clothing or bread. If the Know Moth
ings will try this class only, will stick to
them as long as have button on my
coat or n dime in my pocket. The Irish
l believe generally are a noble, high-mind-
ed, brave, and generous people. What
kind of people are the Bostonians if
they open their arms and embrace a run
away "nigger," fight over him, place him
on n level with equal rights, and denounce
Foreigners A strange people certainly;
not the defendants of the heroes of the
revolution; not descendants Of the tea des-
troyers. | have doubt whether any of the
present Boston population could trace their
ancestors back, and find them at the time of
the revolution, residents Of Massachusetts,
Probably after peace was declared, the To-
ries must have made it rendevoux; know
it to be the hot bed of Liberty, and having
to leave the place of their shame of murders,
robberies, &c, when they made war on
their neighbors,-after peace was declared,
finding themselves justly prosecuted. took
the route step Tor Boston, where they and
their descendants have passed themselves off
rs patriots, and the decendents of heroes.
We should be proud of our "SunnySouth."
We should stick to Republic anism to the
last. The poor and prosecuted emmigrant,
if he comes to us, we should give him the
protection and priviledges of freeman
lic will be proud of it, and will defend it.
After enjoying this, he will not barter that
liberty without his blood having first flowed
Yours,
PEco TEMPO.
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Cash and Credit.

you would get rich, don't deal in
pass-books. Credit is the 'tenpter in q
new shape" Buy dry goods on trust, and
you will purchase thousand articles
thst cash would never have dreamed of.
A dollar in the hand looks larger than
ten doll ,rs seen through the respective
of sixty day due bill. Cash is practical,
while credit takes horribly to taste and
romance. Let cash buy dinner, and
you will have beef stake hanked onious;
send credit to market, and he will return
with eightpair Of woodcocks and pocket
Of mushrooms -pague suppers ;cash is more
easily satisfied. Give him three meals q
day, and he don't caIe much If two Of
them are made up Of roasted poatoes and
little salt. Cash Is good adviser.
while credit is fellow do not like TO be
on visiting terms with. IL you want dou.
bic chins and conteDtment, do business
with cash. A special edict with . YER
million tail -.
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SELECTED TALES.
From the Home journal
The death bridal.

aIIcre wa. ,b. scsna .,f The dea,b br;.
dali sail Herman as tbey nassed 4 IL.
,,s see,nde,l chnrchyard b;ob AMONG ,Le
,nopnt,ins
aWb., ~as ,la,s1 ;n,,;,aa lie .o,,
panIon. whose attention Vas ;ns,sn,iy
aroused bv anyibing ,h,t nrom;.ed n.
gena.
sR,.ther n euy,o,,s story y ,e,u,nsd Ter
man. .a aort IN rav;y.I ~ son,. m,JiIe
aye supsrs.,,io~. I believe. Which ,oDt
n1sce ~, n,any a.,s 80 ILaa.i - 4,
from, nv nurse Nsye,,s,;,e wha Lnsx .ll
the nsri;es sannnse ;ns,s.d ~ r,oco..d' :
mo 20 ,b., town ~ s,sy ,o-n;,I,, =, ha,
r6eiet /, I. ya,y l;,,ls ~, a,s. and
,hsrs /. : ator;,,,. ,no,'a,a;. % v;a. 49,.
which viii veil senay r.T
aThe legend i. AN ~ annie ,.mn,.,;on y
answered Vernon, aud ere long ,iley were
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-10-03

"When the first sunlight came into her
room, she opened her eyes, they were
calm and peaceful now-and raising her
arms, while happy smile broke over her
face, 'Claude.' she exclaimed, and her
eyes closed forever, while that bright
s"nile yet fingered on her lips.
ave laid her beside him, in her bridal
robes; and every year, when her marriage
day returns, have above her grave a
bridal wreath of myrtle and white roses.
Poor Aline!"
Happy Aline," softly murmured vern-
on. L. il. S.
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The old Woman

The following wecIip from theHarisburg
Telegraph. We are at loss to know
the AulhoI, but publish il TO please much
respected lady Of our acquaintance who
has brought up fine family, and is in
hopes the young people now growing mp,
viii know properly how to appreciate "An
Old woman. -,
IL was thus n fcw day since, we heard
"a strpling OF sixteen, designate the mother
who bore him. BY coarse husbands we
have heard wives 60 called occasionally
tho IN the latter case the phrase in more
often used endearingIy. Al all times as
commonly spoken, il jars upon the ear,
and shocks the sense. An "old woman
sbgsbd be- ~ ubtecs T rrsTrrre show
sESsctlslI ~ ~ a.kEJ6
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-10-03

A medical writer SAYS that the failure
of appetite in the summer is apt to be
considered as per sc an evil, to be doctored
and removed; while il is only sign Of
mischief not the mischief itself. Instead
therefore, Of resorting to stimulating con
diments or midicines 70 force an appetite,
one should live abstemiously for few
days, and as the system works of The
cause Of the disease, q natural appetite
will come back. In those are cases in
whicl, failure Of APPETITE depends on
absolute deficiency of food, a return to
more generous diet presents the only
hilse ~ refasf. ff asalf gF3sg RIr
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Romantic.
The following thrilling extract is taken
from an unpublished Romance:

The following thrilling extract is taken
from an unpublished Romance:
"Listen to me Gaspardo, do. When
first met the lady Arrabella in the bril-.
liant saloon Of the Conrt de Pompereno,
| was struck with the spiritual lustre of
her dove like eyes. In short my friend
| loved her, although knew nothing of
her birth, fortune or station. Twas one
moonlight eve, in the garden of the old
chateau, when l Ipressed her to become
my own, my cherished bride. She shrank
from me saying;
"1ou knowest not whom I am"
~ care not" said passionately.
"Then / dol" cried she in a piercing
tone. ~ am your unknown wash woman
and I'd thank you to pay me for six
pieces washed for you last week."
"Gcspardo, | left forever the sunny
cline of Italy, brokcd hearted man."
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SELECT POETRY.
From The Ne,o York Journal Of Commerce
MARY.
nv Y. h HuLBERT.

MARY.
nv Y. r. HuLBERr.
Respect fuiiy dedicated to all the Marys.
have passion for the name of Jfary.-BrRoN
Mid names of grace and beauty,
OF high and low degree,
Ofloyc and faith sad duty,
The sweetest enc you'll see,
Is Nary for there fingers
A chasm around it still,
That Times corroding fingers,
Dare not touch or chill.
II Is the Poets dreaming,
His belle ideal warm,
When thoughts like stars are cleaning,
To weave his kindling charm; ...
1t is the crown that clusters
On lovely woman's head;
1t Is q name whose lustcrs
No other name can shed.
A Saviour's mother bore il, ...
The purcst of her kind; o.
And Sscotia's Queen, she wore II,
The beautiful, rcfn'd;
And Barns made all Immortal
The lass he clasp'd by Ayr,
Now pass'd through Heavens portal
His Angel lover there!
Song has embalmd In story ......
Her brightest of thant name, .. ....
And History in glory ...
Has proudly writ the same, ......#
Like talisman il thrills Us .....-
With deeply hidden power,
Like Natures charms, il fills US, ...
And saactifies the houh
There arc visions Of our childhood
That bring US back young joy,
Won by the mead and wildwood,
Won by the happy boy;
But link'd with each sweet vision
Some Mary lives again,
Fair rs n form clysian,
Dear rs q scrph'S strainl
had a Mary!--listen,
A rosebud Ia it, bloom,
For me her eye would glisten-- ..
And chase away all gloom:
For me her songs were pouring
From morn to starry night, -..
A salient fountain soaring
OF unailoy'd delight
She was my richest treasure,
Ny hope for fntun DAYS; ........
Ny never failing pleasure,
In myriad winning ways ....
feel her arms around me, ..
Her kisses on my cahek- ....
4 moment, tney have crowId mo .
Ere Memory could speak,
Not here art thou my angel,
Thy spirit would not stay,
But rose the bless'd cvangcl
Where sister harys stray;
And thus, love, faith aud feeling.
With triune links do bind
That name so dear, appealing
Forever la my mindi
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/ ET london has 100 firemen; New
York 5000. In the former place they
are paid by the city;in the latter they
are voluntary. The rates Of insurance
are fve times as much 10 New York ss
in London. .s'es9 p . ssii
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How TO cur AN AcorKiSTksce.---If he
is poor. lend him some money: if he Is
rich. ask him 10 leni you some. Both
wcsps ers eytsiN
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-10-03

"wasrs whiskey bringiaeir inquired
dealer in that article. "Dnngiing men
10 Tire gdtcvs," was the rvp,y.
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NOTE.-Printers of newspapers inserting
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Wounds and
Ulcers.

Some of the most scientific surgeons now re-
~ solely on the use of this wonderful Ointment.
whea having 10 cope with the worst cases oil
sores. wounds, ulcers. glandular Swelhnss, ana
rumors. Professor Holloway has, by command
of The Allied Governments, dispatched 10 Inc
hospitals OF the East large shipments OF this
Ointment. 10 be used under the direction OF the
Medical Staff, in the worst cases Of wounds. IL
will cure any ulcer, glandular swelling, stiffness
or contraction OF the joints, even OF 20 years
standing
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

Ladies' misses and chIdrens' yarn and worsted
hose, plain and fancy, ladies' fine silk warp
raw silk and lambs wool do, mems homemade
yam socks, ladies', misses, and chlldrens brown
and black cotton hose, Isle thread do, mems
black, brown and isle thread do, large stock
OF ladies, misses and childr6ns heecy lined silk
gloves, all coors, Isle thread do, kid do, fine
buckskin gaunteds, mems and boys berlin lin.
ed, leecy lined cashmere. Isle thread and buck
SKIN o lpves and eauntletts.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
Boots and Shoes.

Oak bottom nailed, hoys boots all sizes, mems
and boys thick soIed shoes, thin do, ladies'
thick suled fine and gents sh oes, high and low
uarlercd, black and coIored CATERS, also fine
stock of mems gum shoes, ladies' gum boots
shoes and sandels, gum cloths for cribs and
children
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
Gentlemel's Wear.

B lack, blue, mulberry, brown, olive and grey
Cloths, black and fancy cassin eres steel mix
ed, double MILD and striped do, steel mixed,
blue mix d and black cas>uets, tweeds, &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
HATS AND CAPS.

Citizens SLOUGH, hu garian, panama and wool
for men, boys fue fur and wool souches, black
and blue cloth caps for men and boys, plush
and fur caps glazed caps, DC.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-12-29
Winter Ribbons & Trimmings

1 S the season is advancing shall from this
Il day, sell the above articles at greatly re-
duced prices. Having oyerstocked myself with
needle-w orked Embroideries, shall sell the
greater portion Of them at first cost. French
worked Collars and Sleeves, Chemisetts, work.
ed Bands, worked Skirts and Morning Caps.
December 5 l. A. SCHLOSS.