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Indiana American., 1856-07-18
WHOLE NUMBER 1927.


The Richmond Enqsirsr soornfally
repels the notion that squatter sover-
eighty has been indorsed by the Demo-
cratic platform. or nominee. After
speaking ofMr. BucnAsAs's snteced-
ents. Il says; a
"These considerations (in which
men Of all parties in the general will
concur (cford a clue 10 ose0faia and
determine his Meaning and opinions as
to sguottsr Sovereignty. The Nebrasta q
bill has been charged with ambiguity.
vet il is hard to suspect the majority ia
Congress who enacted Il with fraudu.
lent intention. The changed phrase.
oIogy employed on the same subject 10
the Cincinnati Platform. was adopted
in order more explicitly and fully 70
repudiate the idea Of Squatter Sovei-
eighty. The subject had been fully
discussed before the sitting Of the Con-
vention. and the entire South went
into Convention. resolved that no room
for doubt or csvIl should be left. even
10 our enemies. To place other con.
struction on the platform is to assert
mat lew knaves IN convention dup
ed the whole South and mostof the
North.
But although the Convention salts.
hed its friends by resolutions on this
subject. unanimously adopted in Con-
vention Il did not stop the cayillIngs
and affected doubts OF Its adversaries-
No wonder buchhnnan cannot setisfy
Indiana American., 1856-07-18
Prom the Albany kvenirs Journal.
The Democracy breaking Line.

Itis no exaggeration TO say that at
least one-half Of the old Democratic
Party Of Western New York are GO
ing for Freedom and Fremont. In
Rochester meeting is 10 be held to-
night. II will be addressed BY Henry
r. Seldom. hitherto the most popular
Democrat. as he is one Of the most es-
timable gentlemen, in Monroe County;
by Calvin Hudson, Jr., an eloquent
young Democrat. who was the Demo.
cratic candidate for County Judge last
Fall; and by John @. Chumasero, whv
has made more speeches for the Dem
ocranc Party than any other man in
Western New York. 8
Among those who concur in the
nomination. as we learn from the
Rochester american. is Judge Buell.,
known sll over The State as an ancient
and very influential Democrat. Judge
Sheppard, Supervisor Banning Of o..
den. ID. S. Brown, Esq, Of Scotisville.
and multitudes besides. equally effi-
cient. The work goes bravely on.
The Milwaukee Daily Wisconsin is
edited by Mr., Cramer, son OF the ven-
cradle John Cramer. Of Waterford -
He was. for several years. and during
its palmicst days, an associate with
Mr.. Croswsll ia the Argus. For some
eight years past, he has edited the
Daily Wisconsin. anil. by his great
talents and bold advocacy of the right.
he had acquireda a leading place among
the Democrats Of his adopted State.
His sympathies were always for Free
dom on Free Soil. but he has. like
tens Of thousands Of others, fancied
that he could best serve the cause by
continuing with the Democratic Par,
ty. and endeavoring TO infuso into Il
the spirito OF Justice. But the nomi
nation cf Buchanan and the adoption
Of the Platform upon which he !,
planted has exhausted this hope. and
the MilwauLie Daily Wisconsin is nov
out, boldly and enthusiastically, foI
Freedom and Fremont e5
Indiana American., 1856-07-18

Prom the 0alesburg Free Democrat, June 20.
Buchanan and the Border Rufnans.
Mr.. John +. Bliss, who has just re-
turned from Kansas. msde the follow.
ing statement TO us, which. at our re-
quest. he reduced to writing and testi-
ded to under oath:
was in Col. Rich's Store at Fort
Leavenworth. Kansas Territory, on
Friday. June l3.h. 1856. and listened
to conversation between Judge Le-
compte and some other gentleman. un-
known to me. relative to Governor
Robinson and the other prisoners. and.
likewise. the policy Of President
Pierce In regard 10 Kansas Affair."
One Of the gentlemen expressed fears
as 10 the orthodoxy OF Mr.. Buchanan
on the Slavery question. Lecompte
replied that he had letters from some
Of Buchanan's friends. and that he
was all right on the "Goose." and
that he would pursue the same policy
that Pierce had-bu. that Il must b.
kept still in order to carry Pennsylvs.
mia and New York; and. said Le'
compte. "he will fool old Reeder into
supporting him too! Old Buck 10 al
right. boys don't fear him."
The above is, In substance, the con
versation that passed In my hearing
of which made minute 1t th,
time. ]. +. BLISS.
Indiana American., 1856-07-18
The Anvil and the BsIIsws.

A blacksmith who ihncied himself
sick. would often tease = neighbofing
physician to give him relief. The
phsician knew that be was psrfectly
we'll: but being unwilling TO offend
him, told him he must be careful Of
his diet, and not TO eat anything hea-
Wy or windy. The blacksmith vent
off satisfied; but on revolving in his
own mind what kind Of food Was hes-
W or windy, returned TO the doctor.
who having lost temper with his pa
tient. said, a '1ro
"Don't you know what things are
heavy and windy?" ,s
NO"
"why. then. TN tell yoa." says
the Doctor. "your anvil is heavy. and
your bellows are windy; don't eat e.
iher Of these. and you will de-wsll."
Indiana American., 1856-07-18

PRoSouScrSo BIBLE NAMKs.-The
clerk Of n retired parish in England.
when reading the third chapter Of Dam
iel. wherein the names OF shadrach.
Meshech. and Abednego are thirteen
times repeated, after speaking them
once. called them. during the remain
der Of the chapter "ths aforesaid
gentlemen" "ia,,i-i4 asf sl -
Indiana American., 1856-07-18
N Every school boy knows Il

EE Every school boy knows that
a kite would not fly, unless II bad q
string tying II down. tbs just so in
lifet The man who Is tied down by .
hslf-a-dosen blooming responsibilities.
and their mother, will make . higher
and stronger flight than the bachelor,
who. having nobody 10 keep him stea-
dy. is always noundering Ia The mud.
II you want to ascend in the world, tie
yourself 70 somebody llia st
Indiana American., 1856-07-18


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Indiana American., 1856-07-18
Dorra HrR Ho1sr WonK.---Mrs,

Dorxo Hen Ho7sE WoRK.--Mrs'
]. g. Fremont claims the honor oi hav-
ing prevented slavery in California
In the destitution Of domestics. she
set the example Of doing her house
work with her own hands, and being
exceedingly popular. made Il The fash
ion Of San Francisco. So that the
peril passed BY. never To rscur.--Sd.
lem GQsekfe.
Indiana American., 1856-07-18

~ A man whose house was re-
Gently destroyed BY Gre, published q
card. in which he thanks his fellow
citizens for making an unsuccsssful
attempt to save his furniture. and ex-
presses = hope that he will soon have
an opportunity TO reciprocsts the To-
vor!
Indiana American., 1856-07-18

lAprAxA Psrrvzs7rAny.-ovos has
been restored Ia this insdlu60- Ihe
convicts are subdped. and y is b.
lieved ihatno further sigma a rebellion
will occur. eome tweaty- evo veEe
punished. Heatoo, The yi1Gloo6H -
the mntineeTs. Eses lived sixty AZ 49,
60 on the bare bsek. thirty d v4ieh
were applied before be bsgsn = beg
ior marcy. ss .-sl's'os
Indiana American., 1856-07-18

~ A mans virtue should not be
measured BY his occasional szersion,
but his ordinary doings.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-21
To the Public.

HCDSON'S AMERICAN SALNE AND
BURN OINTMENT, which is gaining so
much celebration for the cure Of Burns. Scalds,
Cuts, Bruises, Sore Lips and Eyelids Chapped
Hands and Arms, Sore Nipples. Diseases OF
the Skin, inflammation. Piles, Salt Rheum
Sores Oh Children, Chafes, Boils, &C.; and
is good IN all cases where an outward appIi-
cation is needed. For the truth Of which we
offer you the following statement:
1--WE. the undersigned, knowing the above
Ointment, and having been acquainted with
the Proprietor for many years, can commend
his statements to the full reliance of all whom
ii may coneern.-Signed Benz. F. Barstow
p NJ, Mattapoisett; Loring Mcigs Calet
King; Samuel Sturtevant, Jr., Treasurer, o.
Rochester,
Is sold wholesale and retail, by Jos. Hud-
so':. sole proprietor, Mattapoisett, Mass. Or
ders left at 5. \. & Il. q. Utfords, ll3 Court
street, Boston, will be attended to. Price %
cents per 5ox. The usual discount made te
vendors.
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PATENT MEDICINES.

VI ~ II i Y vi NJ VT LIAI.HEN f,
T. wuSeud'>, Mprse., Nar,us, keilcyeS and
shakers syrup and aarsaTauiia Weaver Cank.
and salt lhrum syrup, Amcids ital Iluid
Atwood Ext. Dandeien. Brauts Purifying EN-
tret, Bull Sarsalafilla (iohn), Gays Lle,d
Purifier. Greens Indian pIuacca, 1lay- liumoI
syrup, Hampton Vegetable fneturc cure.
Kennedy Medical Discovery, AarSe's syrup Nei-
low pocs, uldwsy Iium,r discovery, Peruvian
syrup, Railways heseIv,ut, Lhode- Fever and
Agnre Cure, sands saT.aFariiis Shaker >asa-
patiiia Towu-cui's >atsalailla. Old pr Jacobs,
Mediums Elixir Of Opium. Mrs. Winston :
Soothing syrup shaker Extract Nalcriau. vii
sons \euroFatbic Drops.
br. Abbuus Hittors, Peek's Jaundiec Filters
aed flte> Indian Vegetable iii,tc,S ttweods Physi-
cal, Browns Sarsalarila and Tomato Cark's
>lorry " inc. one aud tw9 It, Langley, Root and
Herb hittef' aud almost every other kind in use.
balm If Thousand Flowers ,old Cream. Flesh
Balls, Liquid koucc. dc, &c. Aver Cherry
feetafai, Aliens eauzh L"seusts Erant', Pull
maaary Balsum. Clarke. Cough SYtuF. Bachelors
Hair bye. ilauison's Hair bye. Lniment, ut ali
kind. Barney, Ma X Ie!oEue. lainey'> shaving
cream. barney, Ncrtcua Water aver. Sugar
Coated p,ll>, Bfadfgth', Pills Wright, Indian
Vegetable; Court Plaster &c. 4e. butchers
Deal Slot fur Bed Kuzs Prot Aohf's ticriuan
fly Paper ~alvcs and uinrmcnts a nearly every
KIM aad every other article usually kept in
such a store. 4tf
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Both The Oja'm NJ and pills Sto,td b
uScd In the foiioming coScS

- >nli Al The Nanuf,cr oajes of plot HonwaNs, 81
Maiden Lane New N-rS. a0I III >traGt. Lapoo1. ,no
ly ali rrsPest ihe Urt-5~s iuj rcaere Of Neil' "c
AypuahHaI th. lrHet sHres and the CIVILIZED wOJl.
ia Pots at - cts g. ets. s8a s. each.
iL3-faefe Is considerable sYtus by taking iheist
ger sizes
B-Dtectiaas for INC uila1re VI patients ia
very d,satler uiliYet Ia each p; = 9 iY-
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A n Il Il q TYPE.

Daguerrean and Photographic Goods.
JOHN SAWYER Y CO i2] Washington Street., Bos
tor, Importers and dealers ass Plates PAPER Ca
SEES Frames, lacseis Pure Chemicals CalIodlon Var
mines, &c. &c. Books On the Art Orders promptly
attended t.
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TESTIMONY TESTIMONY!


MEDroRD. Mass, May, 1870
Messrs, Burr, Foster 4 Co, Boston;
Gents-i feel it incumbent upon me as duty
which | owe u rau AID the public, to make the
following statement in regard t. tho remarkable
power Of Arnods Fluid.
For more than a year my wiie's mother and three
Of my children were afflicted with mali gnant hui
NOR, the character of which eminent physicians
were aHabif DfeflTEiHe reScy5, ssf re7ntdy
for After trying many humor remedies was
induced to make use of Arnoid's Globules and VI
tai Fluid which am most happy to say has entire
iy cured them. For the benefit Of others like aiiie-
ted would say that no language of commendaton
witch can is too strong tor the merits of these
justly celebrated medicines
Vita! Fluid 80 cents per bottle: Clio
bulcs % cents per box
BURR, FOSTER Co, Cornhill, General Agents
MANSFIELD Il co, II City wharf, Specil Agents
WEEKS POTTER. la Washington street, and
GEO. c. GOODWIN, 80 Union street, Uhoiesai,
DcairS.
SoLD BY PROMINENT MEDICINE DEALERS GENERAL
LY.
Sold in Ellsworth by c. G. Peck. sm4l
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HOTEL WARE.-Now opening the most desirable
styles OF Hotel and Genteei Raslnfant Ware ever off
cred Tor sale In This city These gpois we're male ey-
pressy Tor the undersigned by of the first class
'eerasr Of Hanover ard Marshall ST., Boston
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Frames. Paintings, Looking Glasses &c

ALFRED CHlLHS co. No - fremont Street
BosfeH Manufacturer Of PICTURE FRA MES or
namented and plala OF every variety. Also, Dealers
IN Landscape aud Fancy Paintings Mirrors &c. Fur.
nlshed on the best Terms.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENEsS ,INFLV-
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, wHOGPING
COUGH, GROUP. ASTHMA. IN
CIPIENT CONsVMPTION.

and for the relief of consumptye patients in advanced
stages Of the disease.
We need speak to the public Of its virtues
Throughout every town and almost every hamlet Of the
American States. it's wonderful Of pulmonary
plants have made 1t already known Nay. few the
families in civilized countrynn this continent without
personal experience its effects and fewer yet tie
communities any where which have among them
living trophy of its victory the subtle and nr
diseases Of the threat and lungs While Is the
most powerful antole yet known 70 man fer the tofu
dahe and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary 1t
is also the pe8intest and safest remedy that can he en-
poye4 fer infants and Young persons. Parents should
have il in store against the Insldous enemy that steals
upon them unpreparei. We have abundant grounds 10
believe the CHERRT PICTORIAL lives by the
sunlptiuns ii prevents than those it Keep it by
yor and your colds while they rHrahlc, neg
eet them until no human skill master the ineNorahe
csnker that fastened the vitas eats your life away
All know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders and
they know the virtues Of this remedy need not de
than to them il is still made the best
be. We spare cost care, toll to produce the
pcsec possible and mus afford those who rely m
II tie best which skill furnish fo their
PREPARED BIZ DR.. J. {. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chsm;st Lowell, Mass
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ENCRAYlNGS.

English, Preach, Garmln and Italian. Ancient and
Modem, IN Life aad MezzIiini Wholesale and Refak
Academies and feae hers implied with EnFravines and
materials far the GREC[iN g. A VITO Or PINT.
ING on the best terms. X NiG6IN. Printsell.r
No. 10 fremont Street, opposite he Museum.
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Erysipelas, Scrofula, Kings Evil, letter,
Tnmors. and Salt Rhenm.

From FTrG'f'Ha MERCHANT Il : kn'ss, fb. I, 1855
Dr. AVER: Your Pills the paragon # all that is
great medicine. They have cured my little daughter
Of ulceons upon her hands that hs prov
ncHrable Tor years Her mother has been long gie,as-
~ afflicted with b7tches ana pmpics her skin and IN
her hair After child cure she Bls rriei vunr
Pills, and they have cured her. ASA NuRGRlDiE,
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LIGHT! LIGHT. LIGHT.

uAS FIXTURES of the most desirable patterns
Chandeliers Brackets Pendants &c, with every do I.
ERUPTION OF Lamps manufsetnred and Tor sale cheap
Also, Burning Fluid and Camphene, at The lowest
SAITH TABBELL. 10 wasiins,on ST., Bo,,o..
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THESE PILLS PURIFY THE
Rood

These famous Pills expressly combined operste
the stomach. the liver, the kidueNs the lungs
SKIN tHd he bowels correcting any arrangement THEN
functions Prtiyus TIE blood the very fountain OF life
aud thus curing diseases all Us forms,
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

rINuE sciences o, Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmost produce this best most perfect
purgatye which is known to lnnumerahle proofs
shown that these PILLS have virtues which surpass in
excellence the ordinary medicines, and that they win
rrecedentedy upon the Of all They safe
and pleasant take hut powerful 10 Their pene
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remove the distractions Of its organs purify the blood
and expe disease They purge out the fou humors which
breed and grow dstemper, stimulate sluggish disor
dered into their natural action and inrsr healthy
tone with strength the whole system Not only DO
they the ryay complaints Of every body. but
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have ate
the best Of human skill. While they produce powerful
effects. they at the time in diminished d-ts the
safest and best physc that lie employed for children
Being susrcosted they pleasant TO take and being
purely vegetable. free from risk Of harm Cures
have been made which surpass belief they not sub
stantiated by Of such exalted position and character
. TO forbid the suspicion Of uutruth Many eminent
eergymen and physicians have lent their names to CERT
fy to the public the reliability Of my remedies, while 9th
have sent the Of their conviction that
my Preparations contribute immensely to the relief Of my
afflicted. suffering fellow men.
The Agent below named i. pleased TO furnish gratis
American Almanac. containing directions for their aud
certificates OF their cures of the following complaints
Costiveness Bilious Complaints Rheumatism Dropsy.
Heartburn Headache arising from foul stomach. Nau
Indigestion Morbid Inattinn of the Bowels and Pain
arising therefrom Fatuleney Loss of Appetite all Ulcer
aud Cutancous Diseases which require eYaeuant
Medicine. Serofula Kings Evil They also by purify
ing the blood and stimulating the system cure man,
complaints which it would he supposed III eonli
reach such Deafness Partial blindness. Neuralgia and
Nervous Irrabiy. arrangements Of the Liver and Kid
Gout. and other kindred complaints arising from
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Do not be put off ty unrrincpled dealers with some
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you compares with this in its intrinsic value curative
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COM
PLANT

Nearly half the hnman race have taken these Pills
IL has been proved in all paris If the world thR nothing
has been found equal to them in ofdsorders of the
liver, dyspepsia. aid stomach complaints generally =
They sonn give heating tone these organs however
much dsranged, and when all other means have failed
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A. p MoRTLEY EsQ,, Of Utic, y. V, writes: Il have
used your PECF0BAL uysf aa in my family ever since
YOU invented it, AMI believe the best medicine for its
purpose ever pat out With bad cold should sooner
pay twenty-five dollars fr bottle than do without 1t, or
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PosT OFFICE HsETLAsp LIy Co.. Mich, Nov. rs, 1855.
DR. AVER: Your Fills are the perfection Of medicine.
They have done my wife more good than can tell you
She hal been sick and pning away for months Went
off to be doetoed expense hut got better She
then commenced ing Pills, which cured her
by eNpeIiug large quantities Of worms tdca from her
body. They afterwards cured heI and two children
bloody dvsenterv One # neichhors had il had and
my wife cured him with doses nf yrur rills, while
others around paid from five twenty dollars doctors
bills and lost much time, without being cured entirely
then. Spch MEDICINE YOURS which is actually
gucd aud honest, will be priced here.
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From Per i Y HINES ihsor Of Aigsnf Church. BoSfai.
Dr.. AVER have used yonr Pills with extraordinary
success in family and among those am called 10 visit
in distress To regulate The Of digestion and purify
the tiond they the very bcst remedy have ever
known and l can confidently recommend t'em to my
friends. Yours }. V HINES.
WARSAW. WIo.iSs Co. y. Y. Oct. - 1875.
nR.R SIR; ain using yorr Cat'artc Pills in my pntc-
tce, and find thcm excellent purgave cleanse the
systen and purify the fountains of the hlasd.
1nIt< q MFarF3.N n
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Prepared by DIR. j. c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell. Mass
PRICE IS Crs. PER Box. FIVE BOXES FOR s 1.

Moses Hale and Calvin Il Peck, Ellsworth Shaw
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia. and Gout.

Fom Tie Rer Or. Ha14ss, q ibe Mtiist Fps Church
PULASKI fcesE, SAVANNAH t. &. Jan. e. 1855.
HoNoEEp SIX should 10. Crate MI Tor ae relief vour
shlli has broueht did i.f.ay ny 10 YOU
cold settled in my limits and brought rrc.,tjng
ueuTdlgc pains Hhich ended in catur5e rheumatism
Notwithstanding ta the best # RI >riaus. the disease
grew worse and WORSE Until by the advice ii your excel
lent agent in Baltimore pr Ma Izle. tgief ynpr Pills
Their effects slow. but BY peIseytriug IN the
use Of them am now entirely we'll
SENATE CHAMBER B4raN R3ua e. Ia. i Dec. 1888.
Dr.. AVER: have been entirely cured 10y your Pills Of
Rheumatic Gout- painful discasc tnt ha,i afflicted
for Years. VINCENT SLIDELL.
Fer Dropsy. Plethora. or kindred Conn
plants, requiring active purge they an excel
lent remedy.
For COstiveness or Constipation. and rs
Dinner Pill they are ssseeal'lt aud efectrn
Fits. Suppression, Paral, sis. lnfamma.
ton. and even Deafness. and Partial Hind
ness. have been cured by the alternative action Of these
Pills.
Most OF the pills III market contain Mercury, which, al
though valuable remedy III slhh hands, is dangerous
in public pill from the dreadful consequences that fire
iuently follow its ncautiuus These contain
curry or mineral substance whatever.
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Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaint


WASHINGTON, y. c., Feb. 1881
SIR: have used your PILLS in my general aud hospital
gctce since you made tem and cannot hesitate to
SAY they the best catharc employ. Their regu-
latns action the lr is quck and decided consequent
ly they admirable remedy for arrangements of that
d<rGu. Indeed have seldom found Of bilious dis
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