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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

John j.. VAkDEVATER, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
peremptory sale of household fur ure paintings fancy
goods, Vandcwater will sell saturday, Jan
at 1} O'Clock at the AZ eroom IL Maiden Lane large
sorment Of furniture consisting OF rosewood sute covered 10
satin hrocae viz iee tee sofa, voare sewing AID par
Tor chairs mahogany and rosewood marble centre
and sofa tables eegeres extension Bad
room furniture marble top dressing bureaus chairs mat
tresses pallasscs oomorters &c fancy goods rich deco
rated china vases dinner tea and dessert gets Coognes
Fruit Baskets motto workboxes &c also a|ns OF Fem
i.h oil painting. just received from Antwerp consisting Of
landscapes marine views. winer rich gilt frames
also line painted by the celebrated ARTIST c. Coates Es
acng many choice ecs also five demons tine Old
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

"A YmS Dsosnbs1 =, nsS-xs 5 nssins Of Ns boesd 4
:n z ss ss:1 20: q oseoss
I'D TAs board .lsc sspss.sd narssus 4s.:sy "a 2
s. r. ~ Company he ',sssoy q
ALL PERSONS HAVING GOODS REMAINING AT THE
store Of jones Ls are hereby requested 2 CAL and
sold % pay cSsrS Ss.'e no '0a ~ '
JONES LITTLE. $50 Fulton sorees.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR-THE EMPLOYEES OF THE
po1o sr e hs
owner NJ Gideon Knapp tor The liberal New Years gins
q
r IT, e ne
IN in hs employ Also the Treasurer and supsntsndsnt
Ss sy Synn2
o * IL s e MI % . sss
communications between now rival cities York
no ~ t. 70 @ hc.
wOs s " M and M his
ing b1t entire appreciation they claim for him the support and
thing that would mar the good feeling existing between lie
cG%SDsny and s sa hey :pssTe yah hem year
W. Il. CoawITH. sscrstary. ''' A'o' ''-A.'"'
(yELEBRArIoN OF THE ANNIVERSARY or THE BAT.
S s NJ Young Mems IN Ps%o
Ss ss; S ass
a On Appn''
e e., g9 q Es y GuNTHEk, JOHN KING
Sss5aAis s SSSf ssSsS r aiS1
GEORGE g. BYRON, ecie"''es
ILLINOIS AGENCY AT AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK
Notice q hereby given that nstament OF par
viii be paid account d interest accrued
he State Of Illinois, and after Monday I day of Janua
~ next The payment viii be stamped upon the coupon
July, 1851 from I. and NJ Canal Bonds-
JOHN MOORE. Treasurer Of Illinois.
EWs' HOSPITAL IN NEW YORK-TnE ANNUAL
meeting OF his society. postcned from the Sd inst will
take place Moudsy It'll inst, at O'Clock NJ at the
meeting room OF The Greene synagogue By order
the directors. TBEO. j. BEIXAS, Secretary.
NOTICEABLE PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IN steamboat Mercury and present or
before be 18th day olJanusry 1885, to O. rOMKINS l61
Maiden lane hey will not be paid after that date
OFFICE OF THE PHiIADELPHIA GUANo COMPANY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

TRAyI3L.INfs AGENT WAkIsD-T0 SOLICIT ORDERS
in the city for house we'll established. Salary $40
monh, and mission Of twenty per
cet,ed Address, wi references Agent box $50. Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

Bachelors Hair Dye.-Wies and Toupees
The best In the world. This unrivaed original
applied twelve private Bachelors wigs and
have improvements all ohers being dGuvres
Of elegance and durability secular TO this establishment
BAFOHELOR'S xS Broad way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

Nv BUfU co, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. IgI
Wha'n street stock and fixtures Of oyster lar
ts "HN. Al ,lcln"k. nj 62 ~ rntd
- NN,g VI hA.ut Gsuu..ft i.s, sly.A-.I,
mirrors, painunSs, gas Rxturee, &c., 40,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

IT BOYLE, AUCTIONEER, 46 CENTRE STREET WILL
sell on Monday the It'll, at 105 O'clock 60 James
street the stock and fixtures of liquor store also the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

rrUEIs MORRILL,, AUCTlONEER.-Tnfs SATURDAY
morning. at 1913 O'clock at 81 Nassau street. will be sold
to cose various invoices Of furniture mirrors oil paintings,
silver plated hair maresscs fancy boxes dess &C.
ny paror suits covered SATIN worsed aud hair CLOTH hand
epameed chamber suit, rosewood library bookcase,
rosewood &C. chamber furniture superior extension dining
tables hrge French plate pier mirrors oval glasses
easy and rocking chairs parlor chairs Also IL O'clock
superior rosewood paLoorte Of excellent tome made by
well known maker BE- xacty 10 the minute the sale will
take place, 1O1s o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

A MEXICAN ILLUSTRATED NEWsPAPEG-TEIS
u day ID published No. of Frank Lesle's ILLUSTRATED
Newspaper which contains several illustrations OF the dread
tragedy ut Sevs Haven. viz
Portrait Of the Prophecies, drawn from lie expressly
paper
Portrait Of Samuel Sly, hemuraerer, from daguerre,ype
oy aSo9per, assen u ne gao expressly lor hs paper
Interior OF the where the murder committed.
The Prophecies In prison, drawn from life.
Ao beautiful eDgrayings Of Scenes In the Capitol Wash
iDgt0n during the election Of Speaker.
Portrait of Col. French.
Portrait Mrs. Gaines the Herone.of the Great
The ship Resolue.
Scenes in Central America. numerous other beautiful
cravings and all the OF the week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

NJ DOUGHTY, AUCTIOEEER.- LARGE SALE or
l second hand furniture, &C. this day, IO O'Clock
The sore q Centre street Vi he contents Of boarding.
pets, beds and bedding mirrors, engrsvings bookcases
spring seat chairs lounges china crockery glassware, dc
sale peremptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

WANTED-AN AMERICAN OR GERMAN GIRL, To
w do the general house u prysss family:
must fair cook, and good trone In,nire al
l5t Livingston ST. BIcOklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

Mere - Your Fine xs. NeseK~ Detecting
eproe-eh daguerreoypes taken My that
n,nn see e walking asou; the city bidding defiance 70 the
Mayer and police Only at 183 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

OFFICE OF THE PHIL ADELPHIA GUAN0 COMP ANY
~ -PhAdepha, Dec. a. 1865. Notice The Phiadelphia
Guano Company having BY virtue OF contract made with
the government Of the republic OF Venezuela secured the
session and exclusive right 70 remove the guano deposits exist
Ing al the islands belonging and under the jurisdiction
The said republic he eby give notice that persons
other than agents the said company lawfully
guano from Of the said islands, and that all
.hererom without. permit rom The company duly sigaed and
sealed with the Corporate seal thereof will be claimed by hem
on arrival OF the ports OF he United States Europe
and legal proceedings will be immediately instituted he
recovery OF the property akcn in whose bands
may be found. By order OF the Boa,d o. Directors
ID. LUTHER President.
Agent IN New York. AMEs LEE 4 co, 40 Wall street
Consulate OF the republic OF venezuela-Phiadepha Dec
10, 5Capains and shipowners hereby noHaed I'm,
there being ports Of entry open foreign commerce any
OF tho Caribbean Islands under the ropubNr
Of Venezuela with The single exception that Of the
Margareta, all vessels found touching any tauano
Islands except the having permit from the Philadelphia
Guano Company duly authenticated, will be SEIZED held
liable for the penalty provided for violation Of the navigation
laws OF the republic. JOSE A. K1EFE, Consul.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-05

WrANTED-A GERMAN NJ RsE. OR NURSERY co
verness, who has experience children and a,O
able do some sewing Apply 81 81 10th St. 5h
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

Our readers remember how much
was said about an inevitable dissolu-
ton of the Union, il Banks were cleo
ted Speaker. All such threats are
mere Southern arguments, to intimi-
date their cowardly slaves in the north.
The opinion which southeners enter
tain ofnorthern men Is akin to their
opinions of their domestic slaves
They suppose that we are a set Of
towards, who can be driven by threats
and bowie knives, and canes TO do
their bidding. But the Union is not
dissolved. Congress is moving along
as quietly as ever. Aiken, the last op.
ponent Of Banks, led him to the chair
and congratulated him on his success.
Never did any defeated party more
recdily and cordially unite with their
successful competitors than have the
Southern party in this case. So il
will be next year. when they witness
the inauguration Of our President
They will love us more. and love the
Union more, because there is bach
bone enough to resist oppressors
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

Rev. H. Gilmore, having been re-
quested to deliver lectures on Matri-
mony. mt Fairfield. by several of the
principal citizens Of that place, will
condense his two lectures into one,
and deliver itin the Methodist church,
at'that place. next Wednesday even
ing, (2ost inst. att o'clock. From
what VIC have heard Of these lectures
we suppose them to be not only in
tensely interesting. but profitable
Married people may profit by them
and those who think Of marrying (whc
does not?) win certainly be pro6ted.-
The subject is popular, Whatever may
be The character Of the lecture, and
this being leap year, the subject i
more than ordinarily interesting.
He viii charge old and young bach
elors is cents. II they 90 alone-ac
companied by a lady, 90 cents; an'
80 cents for each additional LADY,
The questions discussed are: VIII.
should people get married. Who slo''
get married, When should they &c
married, and How. TO the best advan
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
KANSAS AFFAIRS.


The President. last Monday. issued
a proclamation setting forth. that in
dlcatlons exist that the public tran
guilty and the supremacy Of the law
IN Kansas are endangered by the rep
rehenslblo acts or purposes ofpersons,
both within and out Of Kansas. who
propose to direct and control pc
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
Dodrinr the issue.

M. ~. Ri Co., c>..:..1 =,
Inc eui'ols p 'ne p's'v o s,, ~
f.s'saps als - eses ta{o WY das
s'on ~ "nen 'ese' Ae p'ss'v~s
g 81 case 70 oouge y mos. e ;..s
! nsy say 'ney s'"nu coh '1 anp
lug DemocraVc parry status conl'n''
ecu S. IN lavor Q. snas clause o. our y,
l {: s. SV n.'ss "n's', ~ N, '
~ ~ " 'un ~ uPou '"o man ",.S
ssosss assssy,a,so s 80 sgs,y IO's,y"
,,,'s ~ ES S,v"s osthe fT,;sdd
sss -. anS os,ha S,ato IS Tnd;.ns ;.
Se And ,Sev tbsn ryoceed.
nxva L,,S,,, 800 e. ;ssro a,d do
c,ors i, ~ 49, WE ave- .s MOI IN favor Of anv
ch,nae : rrssent oy % anv future
- !, 800. 49,. Sc g.
s sau, :, ~, > ~ = az
uo,U VOW, mi ,ho, . "a q r,set on
ss,a v Ia ~ I yu' a't hasn rs;sad MD
. S.ss s Mo- ', Tans. - .onta;n arv
oa' as "s', az. ~ -. ~
sScn , provision - ,ua a,.s Sc. " ~ sAe
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
Mlarnsa.

On the leth inst. by Rev. T. A.
Goodwin, ISAAC N. SnrRK, OF Green's
burg. to Miss ELIzAnErn A. OwrS. Of
Springfield township, Franklin CO.
Our boys, who net only tasted, bui
literally Toasted on the liberal portion
ofcakc sent to them, predict a happy
future for the couple provided the
groom Is always as mindful Of the
printers wants as Is the bride. for
which, from several years acquaint-
ance, we are free to vouch.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

I'm, IL. -. n M. -.
IN - '0a'' '"s' =" 1e'uay Tue o.n'
@"' '1o a'aa' charge was gwen 70 'ne
- ~ '''s aDsen'e o. our
:~'s1' l'o''.'' We PUBLISH 'ne '0''o"'
IS s., BUSINESS as We
s sa..,e' nun 'no iecolu'L
,..s .ss, - D ISL. yases
20. ~
,..s.''' ss.sA - n'' 1,' = ''s
80, g eeooo ~ ~ III. ~. =. s'-u.oSs
-, AZ cr0 ' .,'0',
ssr sha sa,sr, - -s.,. -s;s' S ~ r ~.
- ~ ,s. :. -. 'eS' s" .'s ""'' D1'
sso aeosu 's'' ,'o V,usl giving nc, the
, 800 "". '1S 0" ~ os A1'u''so'
4as,s '"s 'Ds ss'o' anu ss'n'ns
..-' - a1 nv nav '.s no
'''e' e"1 n'a NV os'A Won ''s"'su ~
:. INC 'o % 'ne ,uose o'9e'su
'."' - -'a's' '"A' ~. su ass y
wv: '. s'sA anu sssp A'' M .
ss' -. 'sr,,''' u'',''0"
"'s '''D''' "'v nau 0ss - :.
-. ,'' s0ne '"v "'0nsn'' WIS 'oun'
g u".' $50 = ''e'"n spous v0o ''O s
eP'' W ~ e1
'en'en'eu " 'ne Pen''ehs'a'y '"'
''n -.
Inc ooul' was occupied nearly wv
/" 49,,
.''s4 ~ Law. s''u wan '~'ona'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

A woMAS's IDEA OF HArprSxss.--
A lady correspondent Of the Boston
Times. gives her ideas "of perfect
Bliss IN the following paragraph;
ppm woman. with a wonsn's
weakness, and having good consti-
tuition, can hear great deal Of hap
piness. If II was asked my idea Of
perfect bliss, I should say. ga fast
horse. a duck Of a cutter, plenty Buff
falo robes" neat. fitting oyercoat with
q handsome man in IL, nnd--one OF
MADAME Walsh's little French bon
netss@ II that wouldn's be happiness
for one life time, I'm open TO convic-
ton a ovhst would y
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

NOfff'hl1 hereby rl.ln ihai ffo,lp<>< ~ -.
i rottlted attfc 1ufHls'. OI|ie1. Ia &<>s<< 4 ~
fndiaAa. uudl lhe ~ HotItny IN Na-<< - NJ
lai1lnr ana lepiailur q the h-taee s;<t<- 10
hfookfIlln 10 HarfNnn. ohio. The bd1s. Il L.
missed three foot. Tue nre1s.at} ~ ella Is ~ -
cofed ~ ffaInp work ~ nt46 ti-H..1r. ~. /. -
pant ments ~ caen ea1 81 M bfidrc b ff raised
Tho nucrcltIui 1lddrr ~ take he material nov
On hand ~ tio original cost. | 81 -
fot-l5-Sw. JOHN n. QUICK. A
Auditor 4. Co.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

while The people Of the Southern
States confne their attention 10 their
own affairs, hot presenting ofiiciously
to i11tenncddle with the social institu-
lions Of tho Northern States too many
of the Inhabitants Of the latter are
permanently organized in associations
TO inflict injury on the former by
wrongful acts. which would be cause
of war as between foreign powers, and
only fail to be such in our system, be-
cause perpetrated under cover Of the
Union" Message OF President Pierre
1886.
"The people Of the Southern States
con6ne their attentions TO their own
AFFAIRS forsooth J mot presuming
Icficiously to intermeddle with the So
cial institutions Of the Northern State
says President Pierce
Have not armed mobs from NILSSON
ri, during the past year, repeatedly
gone into Kansas, killed men, women
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

Brookvile College semi-anual Ex-
animation and Exhibition
Ma Enron IIe,ine had the priv
ilege Of Attending DE Examination.
ard Exihitidon Of the pupils in fbe
Bropkf;i'c College. deem Il = priv
ilege g speak Of them. through your
paper. in terms Of cornnendalion. In
The examination Of the different class
IS. both teachers and Students did
themselves great credit. especially IN
the higher branches Of language and
mathematics. And, confrorr q The
opinions 'of many per<on>. de Young
ladies gave ample proof Of their pow
er Of mind 70 grasp. and comprehend
hfso branches q education equal to
the other sex. Indeed some Or them
did evidently excel he young gentle
men IN their examinations, whatever
May have been the cause. All, how
ever who appeafedlo appreciate learn
ing and disposed . a5piy themselves
70 study, passed very respectable
examination. Ind / discovered ON
very important trait IL she ehafactsr
Of their teachers. and that Was an e.
fort 10 train Tie minds Of the students
70 thz'sk--~to look into shc rsosof q
things. -
This, when fuzzy carried out VII pro-
ance originality With The pupils. and
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
PHBL[G SALE.

NfOIIfI. q hff8Df f|FtA itli WI 81 A
j & public atciloI. On Saturday lhc fir1<h d1y
- Iaffh next. 81 aha rceidcncc o. Isaac Il1xI<
a1e offranll|n lonnt1. acccr>e1- ali = rerr<>lai
properly nci akcu bf .Ao widow. eon@<i nc ~
boucf, hogs, cattle, o<c. a credit ~ nine m1n1h<
WI b given o. nli tufus over ihf<e dollars. fIe
purchaser giving Ms noto win approved security
waving valuation and appralstnent laws ana
beallnR Interest ffo1 date JOHN K. IfE.
tfco o-is5t- AZ 4dminlssralor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

Psos. Nqorf ilAln l:rs4osA1ser Tbc iezss,ne-
~ OF aiWAp have noroushl, tested he ,ir<pcS
" lhis elessaied aF.lclr r.. thai Il VII 1ersor<
use graz, and he bald, eradicate diseases 81 NE
sea'r, prtfefsc tho hair fFom falling. and 1re-
serve DE color perfectly 70 extreme old ace. Il
= nov pad NJ both with and rlthoui sclincut<
Stoadfcr'srmcnt.
rosssis ~ DIV. JOHNSTON. nfooksl.is..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

Asrjndge Reeds hsnsnenc <eei-
sion spcech fenduas Us what old Doa-
con Sanders saId Of Dr, Dodd's preach
ing. lie sud potatoes were good.
pumpkins we're good, sQu'zhes were
good. snrnips were good. but when
they were all mixed up together they
were not iit for the hogs % .eat. = D..
casferlige. -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

r. The hstcstexpressIon for drunk
ehnesin this community is: Re has
been imbibing some Perkins through
a Reid. 49,.
Nm. ED1foE:-In several of the last
issues Of yonr PAPER. ] see notices Of
sales'pnd weights Of hogs. which ere
BY sonic thoaghtto se extraordinary.
1 haze pnid some attention to hogs
myself. aud claim chat ! can beat any
thing l lrese VET seen on the subject.
The facts are these. or litter OF
seven pigs from ny premium SOW.
sold SIX, before ihoy were five months
old, Cor 500, On tie same pigs, l
took at our last FAIR o premium OF IS,
and AZ The fsycgle co Fair Si3. For
Che seventh and last one of the litter
1 have refused $50. Value Of the
seven pigs, with pfeniulns. s133 ..l
Let he other raiscfs Of hogs work
up 10 these figures, before they begin
70 brag. Yours. dtc. -
ISAIAH g. SCoBEY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

1he hicu,eors. and llrciofs q 1ie F<anzI.n
cpaIt g a crcnitnIaI sotiel rtl please meet Il
hfo1lllilai ~ aiuflt1, Mama -. st,1. ~ u
pepis ior prpfnrn1 t1Ii1lic llaru lof holtlnx
f1e teuthk tnir. rclI|r. onIr .I|rrnlnIn I<t. np-
nriutt - Harolnr eoIriniftsta. <>c. dc. Fun<<1-
John 4. ,IkAIX- -
feb 81. $50 IN. IrG4I
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15
Licenses Issued to Feb. II, 1866.

Thomas Stang to Margaret Bolcnder
J. M. Ncif to Barbara A. Maple.
William Baker to Elizabeth Il. George
Jacob NJ Connel to Mary Dubois.
Fielding Berry to Ann Amanda Jcn'
kins.
John w. smaIlcy to Sarah Il. r. Gou,
die. - -
Alfred w. Best to Christina Black.
Robert Milliken to Sarah Spears.
John IL. Severinghaus to Loize Neucn
kirch.
John Erwin to Nancy Myers.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

~ - - = ~Soi1nis11 D1i1iQn q th9l
Ss vnils water valley, Win dovellto rsnsm-
zheWuts1ro hzis1iaz. Advocate.
II, paper, h Is last issue. has an
sx(fcIo under the head Of "The three
Polilien1 Noralities, . in which ittakes
orocn1 "a favor Of the dogmas OF
Black Republication, Know-N Nothing
ism and Temperance coercion 80
s.on1 partisan II the editor Of the
Idboco1r against the Democratic par
81. haiti would not surprise rs Il he |
should nsue s campaign political pa
~ 70 a3vocake the interests Of the
B|1sk< Republican nominee for Presi-
dent. He Is a Know Nothing in prin-
cipl6md yee's foreigner by bertha
very skaSge md Ugly anomaly. We
d - 1mou, nnong Al the Black-Re-
publican journals, one so utterly un-
sorurnlo1s a The. Western Christian
~ ~. vh7ch. under the mask of
roifri6n. hx6rs The blaclest disloy alfY
to }ke Union and Constitution. We
uon1s t1csa re1nusks in order that per-
80 ~ dfstanoe may know the true
chnrnctcr<l th1s Christian Advocate.
<.;...:. - :. Gin znqsirrs
Wk copy The above, With a few re-|
maz1z. II order that persons uhe do
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

s ssss g.. e 81 t W. ss ss ss sss
ouocfIon. fke 1azr11s clrsuIe<ion IN Indiana, ex-
cSc(- polknDa. f1o paDou IN xndlannpolls, and u
e - - "A. S..i 3 sdysr. q ~ Is
xs Wni1s water valley, viii dovoll 70 renem-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

s.seemed woman to the waist, dfalr,
But ended foul N many q scaiy fold,
Voluminons aud vast, serpent arm 4 tfH
With mortal sting: about her middle round
A cry ofhcll-hounds mover ceasiug bark'd
With wide Cerbcrean mo lths full load, aud many
A hideous peel: yet when they list would creep,
And keunei there; yet there still barked and
howled
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

Governor Wells, the FRO Wits
Ky Governor Of Maine, elected by Q
fusion Of all isms that favor free whis.
Ky, has pardoned all who were in jai
for violating the liquor law Of thai
State. Precious Democracy How
thou lowest freedoml tf1
PEAoE.-The news by the PERsrA
which arrived last Saturday, is still
more favorable to peace, though w,
yet doubt the sincerity Of Russia In tho
affair. We do not look for peace
shall be happy to be disappointed.
Hon. LEWIS OAss received heay,
fall. last week. while walking from
the Capitol to his boarding house
For awhile, his life was dispaired Of
but he is now considered out Of dan
ger. s.e
| "LrcESsEs ISSUED. We shall
continue to publish, at least once il
two weeks. the names Of those T.
whom marriage licenses have BEEF
granted. We shall hereafter. charg
q dollar for inserting marriage notices
unless the groom, or his father. is
subscriber to the paper.
EgWilliam Kissane, the conspira
tor and forger, who was recently psr
,, doned out Of the New York Peniten:i
airy. is reported to have sailed for Me
aragua. where he designs attaching
himself to the fortunes Of Genera
{ Walker. He is a person Of extraordi
: nary abilities. and is destined 10 max
q figure in the world, wherever b
goes. -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-15

children to be bundled of upon the
cold charities Of the public for nurture
and instruction. Il is alike their du-
by to educate their children in the ru-
diments Of knowledge. and il they
feel themselves unequal TO the bur
don. in this case. too, they will be apt
to forego the having OF children. :
This responsibility of parents for their
children is the well-spring Of parental
happiness. and every effort to diyest
them Of it dries up the home alice
tions. undermines the institutions OF
the family, fills society With reprobate
rullians. and approximatss the nature
of the human species to that of the
brutal and callous crocodile, which
deposits rs eggs upon the sand, leaves
them to be hatched by the sun. and
the brood to be reared by The tender
mercies OF the elements. - & sf4o
Terrible are the ravagcs mud ruth
less the inroads committed upon ''rhe
Family" by the Improvements and
empericisms Of the northern States.--
Children look elsewhere than to their
parents for the right Of instruction,
and sustain 10 them the animal rein
ton Of the pups to the bitch that has
weaned them. The trades take off
the boy 10 be reared by the taskmas-
ter mechanic, Or 10 become an appren-
tice ef the factory. and companion Of
the machine. The factory enlices
away the girl from agenial and yiriu-
GUS home, TO become stranger, a
hireling. a sinner. and an outcasi. -
Who can tell what the end Of these
things shall DO? We'trust that the
south will fortify the family with ram
parts ten fold thicker than the walls
Of Seyastcpol.