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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

highways. The stars and stripes have
ceased 10 be- the emblem of Liberty. OF
the United States bayonet. 70 be pro-
lection Of our rights. and unless a re-.
dress OF grievances Is granted Us soon.
we shall be compelled 20 resort 70 the
last expediency that Of hoisting flag
Of our own. and defending our sacred
rigbis--the Freedom Of Speech and
Liberty Of the press---or die beneath
iis folds, as become FREr MES con.
tending FOR their God given Rights
We have been obliged TO dis
continue the publication Of tho Trio
une. Tor tro or three weeks, for the
want Of paper. as our roads are BLOCK
AIDED by the United States Marshals
posse. who prevent goods from COM
ing up. flour readers are dissatisfied
they must apply to the authorities TO
have the highways cleared. We shall
certainly do the best We can.
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Atchinsons Speech Before Law
renee.


We have been favored with the fol.
lowing report Of speech made by
Atkinson 90 the posse assembled by
Donaldson and Jones in Lawrence,
Just before the sacking Of that place.
Our informant states that II Is nearly
verbatim. He says that upwards OF
100000 worth Of property In and
about Lawrence was destroyed or car
ried of by the forces under Marshal
Donaldson and Sheriff Jones.
Boys. this day am "a Kickapoo
Ranger, by Cd This day we
have entered Lawrence with Southern
Rights inscribed upon our banner,
and not one id abolitionist dared 10
fre o gun.
Now. boys. this is the happiest day
Of my life. We have entered that
id town, and taught the id abo-
litiouists southern lesson that they
will remember until they die. And
now, boys. we will 20 In again with
our highly honorable Jones. and test
the strength OF that id Free State
Hotel. and teach the Emigrent Aid
Company that Kansas shall be ours.
Boys. ladies should, aud ] hope will.
be respected by ever5 gontleman.--
But when woman takes upon herself
the garb OF soldier. BY carrying a
Shapes rife. then she Is no longer
worthy Of respect. Trample her un-
der feet as you would snake.
Come on, boys. Now to your du.
ty to yourself aud your southern
friends.
Your duty. | know you will do. II
one man or woman dare stand before
you, blow them 10 hell with achunk Of
cold lead.
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u'"Mr. Captain" said son OF
Erin. going on board a vessel In the
port OF Cork; you looked so much
like the mate that took you TO DO
the cook: you viii be after lending
me the loan Of your broad axe To saw
an empty barrel Of -four in two pacos,
to make my cowa hog pen.
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AZ the risk Of having our old friend
called liar. and branded a. traitor
and AbolilIonIst We give below q sials.
inert Of affairs rs furnished ~ BY
him Ia q letter received last week.
OF oourso he viii be expelled from the
party with which he 80 long acted. a
tho facts below are con6rnatory Of the
testimony given by Lane and othsvs,
Il is slip'from Topeka Kansas Trio.
H,s which Mr.. Grasmuck endorses q,
his own testimony on this subject
Those who know our old German
friend Will know At once that he Is no,
the man TO testify falsely. nor to b.
led OF BY fanatIcism. On the whole
va love 70 see the squirting Of The
.pro-slaysry men under . recital o.
shelr bloody deeds. We love to find
the party which caused shis bloodshsd
attempting 10 deny the facts. for they
thus admit that, u true the just indig,
nation Of q free people must fall upon
them. But read. Mr.. orssmucks account
Of the affair; 81 &
For some weeks past our country
has been overun BY banda Of armed
ru6iaps, who have made Il their bust.
meas to blockade our roads, dissrm and
murder private citizens, steal horses,
plumber houses. and commit other acts,
which fully entitle. them 70 all the hon.
orr belonging to the namc Of highway
robbers and land pisales And they
have done ell this pudrr NE cloak q
the United States lava and unde,
sho protection and navigation Of th<
Executive Of this great Republic.
But to close the drama and make
themsslves ifpossible still more odious
and contemplate In the eyes Of the
oivilised world. aad exalt u possible
tho honor and glory Of this Admins
lrslion sill higher In the eyes Of the
South, IL Was necessary that . greater
sacrifice must be maids. Q city mus'
fAIl! Our sister town. Lawrence. VA,
tho doomed place. In order to justify
their course. some protext must be 60
mp. So twas published % the world
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tINTIufdl MHTIlI july "a, IHlI.
fH0f. .. ,. Wonli with oonndehcc, d . ~
ehmlnrpd our Hair iloslofaisp AZ being lhc ,non
eiileaelgns article ! ever cav. ! have nfnd he
Walphpne aud other preparations ~ Che day al
elhoui cfpei, tlnfp using your liAIf Restorative,
nay hnlf aud whlsbpfa, Whlch wurr hlnlpei waite.
have RfAHnelly foNn dark and now feci conn
denl, thni lpW more Hppleutlors win restore
thnmio lhelf natnnl sni0f. n hisohas relieved
me If nll dAnafun aud anrleasantissblrs, 40 com
IA, NffiIf. 5
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.& '@'zR - vk0nc0' ~
n diasslsy o. obtaining authentic
~o hon Kama, j. Just now 10 great,
-! ~ hing coming rom one Who
= 1@l) ~ peak Iron pereonsl knowl-
60, b oo0<he lor With asidity. We
1ovo jua< had = long coar ersntlon with
~. g. Worcester. formerly Of OBJ
el!o> 4 his Stais. but uow 4 resident
q k<rsae. A be len Lawrence on
~ uofaIoe altar Il WAS assailed and
q pF0per<y dssfrsysd. be Is able 20
G<So me1y Interesting details. We
1o&e ur(1lon oot his statements with
90 boz uotes taken during the con-
veE1okIon< md hare given al che main
fso1upsn. dI(hou0h compelled 70 con.
deooo poopo Of the minor statements.
Ur. Worcester vas a sirsnxer 10 us.
untu W met him to-day; bit be APP
poeJg ike "A Intelligent man. and one
vive sndesvors neither 70 cxtenuate .
o. apfkt Get down in malice. He
uI11((ests deep feeling in regard 70
Kansas afEslrs; but after the recent
even4. there are fsw men who have
Witnessed lhcm. who would be likely
q p1aniisst apathy Or Indifference.
No. ". states that for two or three
vse@s previous 20 the sesk;ng ~ Law.
re1os, it bad been evident that some
thlog e the hind vss contemplate !.
B6d|sa q Nissoorisns had been Grad
uolly rnlhevInR toward the village. and
boc|nsino 70 snnrd The ayeou - lead
Ing iron Il IN every direction. :. They
questioned every perrou who was 70
nc sI.b1r ram o. toward The nlase
ssd q non instances searched al who
voro foIse Iorard 4, and took their
vvep5ns }Fon thsm. He say. that
may u6o6sndin9 citizens were thus
su6isc(ed 10 ths nosf brutal treat.
nsSs; and W add 4 single incident
sh6l ko mlAi6s. illustrative OF thlx
o. Monday. tho Ieth inst two
doys before ~ attack on Lawre1ce,
~ yosur nan iron, the town Waited
Laa<ou Bridge, . place four miles
Soulh Of l.. II The direction Of the
esu1s Bs rond They foand there. a.
e moss polnts Ia that vicinity. q large
uuushsr o. nlssourians. who seemed
e. hovo oonstlsufsd themselves into
eu1r1 One a tho young men was
ssns1 1osss. = bl~eksmish. and an
Indps1riu1s, inodsnding citizen Of
Lavrenso. s. Wills 20 the Bridge. be
vas sxsninlng /, pistol belonging 70 =
youuR man In the GROCERY where he
IVES siandine. 1kes svo Of the Mis-
soorians enisrsd. Thev immsdi.tsly
doulo11od that b should give VI che
vvoppo. He rsplied that Il vas not
III ood haodgd e back 70 he owner.
Iksy esss s1sspsraisd q bic manner.
and being u : state Of semi .intoxica-
liou, oonnenoed rsviling him. snd
&C. !s e. :.d :; =, nave; s.; ASs &.
plnno ma r. hopl q qoIsl d poss-
BE. ed econ sl1ss neunisd bis horse.
lo1>(ora 70 4. He had rIden bat Q
~ ~, VIM they hailed hin lfom
~ 1eeF. aud eonmsndsd him to slop.
He ~ 81 ED they to|d him 70 70
Nh A1|,e ihat nay he'd : vsrrsnt
e. M, Hsrequssisi % sss l. but
~ ~ - Psodeos u He wslssd
soeto4o n'suna. without any move
me9e - (1e'F part and u last started
oRuIns Two rIlIoo uero imu1odlofcIy
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lIBLE DIScL0SURES!!


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q one s o. s f. s ss2ss sss ( e
ss 70 4. ana .,aa ss,'sf devoted eas, q e,s.
sss s q s. "a q ;ss'. ,, "a
Y, v .ne ssms snd = able y senpts-s iaso 20 Ne
me- moe. e. sp a sa IN Pssss, :. y. ,s:'!, 8
enss elhercnfhl, demonstrated - ~ oss hlrk.
q II , .sssss'd' q 's !. 'hs1
ssbsaadsa sas ~ ss< ss ssss ,as
s s''s O. e ss ~, sss, - ~.
iu|nresi v ne eommnnil, Al lsrr.. "A mum -
medium u NJ. /. Medical Manual ssa Ian1 nos<
fof, Ap,e,ed..' {. 49, |'-I 80 -
iopiam, IN lho isnd shs,is, o.ed -. ,'a -
i've offecrct slee1 - a 81 .de a. ihs <,<.;c.
serss 9poh nssps sis es si me .ss q
= sss ,S nss Ss e: q 1s5 , Z,
sse ss,,s l.i ne Or, ,s.s1n. = s
Rlusnih'epI.i ssu hhmsaIsar'Aps. have nosi
sssis d powerful ,asss.sss ssu's - aas,',s.
ee isttrumentei 10 ne norai % rl1esI'cn srI
pe,sleaI hesIles o. welnndss Of osf pss,'le'
s.ss lhs p,lss sss as~ss y ne as.ss ''>>''
The author afzuss Particularly. most s.ronrlv
sfaiu.tttuy species 81 sell leEiel1tIII ADD Ans
pafcn. asd guardians. IN e~arc1Inr tsrms. 10
faari $40 Young ~ bcft sexes from ~ frrrI3<
Icehacqutncts toneotnILanl ~ i1eIf Irnorancs Il
Psychological laws ana sexual ImpufIiI1s ana A..
refuiaflict, uhclhrf exhibited b rfuc.clnus A.
xpippsnient Or nfisuf from ne Vicious ana 'r.<-
fnptinf ftamPioE 81 theif FchooI. mates 90 amer
Nl1f TO those Who have been aIfcady . n1us Isd
10 Ac "paths that lake hold on bell. ~ a cl..< s.I
explicit Wy IL do m 81 = hI41 th~< nav .~<~~~ =
Wtnrn OF sound heeith, 40 = roFo fralIon III ~
snuIffum IA irfnbIt pollution.
hnNsii known thai thousands of xlrsi>.s -
nuuAAIff Hecr1NId ~ t4< hIfinU 81 4 ~rx
peeielif those runsfinx from <enrresI ~ ~ rkIi-
iue alnrnscr~ftusiufrs.h smin1i Weak nee Nor
fops Debility, aud I've numrfols inaI41Irs = ks~k
apfins directly of icss ~ fnu<eIy from ~ |I~IuI
Fsnce ~ esfnn' rr-hionsrnd secret sisln<lors ~
Ia view Of these fasls. and xhsu, 4. IA. -.
sfdorcd that about iuu<uuu rtr<cus die n1uu1II<
~ thc United rtnica Of IonrumI ~ i11-a inrrs -.
l9nti heinf The xlctimf Of ths solurinous in6is.
crriion u Wsu pforrnitofs. agrceabI1 n ne
herptutsi cnuucIaton. that IIe sIns N fLr nae
entn arc sisiicd upon the ttlidren. .c<sn ~ t1o
third aud fourth generation. re Aafnof. iInbo-
% with sentimental OF cnIaffed pEIlaaihrst,< uIII
scarcely be censor~d Cor AM e6or 10 re-ir.x ne
sIuna Of The age BY me hoDsbIs i0rtrunon(nI ~ ~
bic Medical NanrnI -
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Rof, WOOD ilaflpf ekpnflrnpod the magic
effect bl yonf Hair heklpfallfos dfop ynu ihla
ipun The aulirnl, AboutiNo yeas nfss lnf hair
eolaulunrod fnllnF an aud inllnun ffh,l ! Nas
fact boponlur bald. Incl freud who hnI uapd
ynuf Restorative, SD spoke 80 hlehif Of ~ gifs
lnps. was Induced 20 h, a, althouah had bul
litiia faith, 90 had hciufa lflod 80 many eihff
felnedips, ! commenced neiHg your restorative
In January lasi. A few applrs Hons faaionod ms
haif ifmll, n honnn % hl np,f grow 0ui. aud
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Nnflh hhni ltnhstifhiNat March y, 1885,
hliti ~ fohhoqnphtr 81 hhVlnf hhlf, foffoyefai
ytafa past, got 0nl, Rfay, tul perfectly While,
have rui u fhpH, hhd worn fApa 10 hide n from
slaNf bat nplao three months since, was lndues
% 10 use Your liRlf laai1faiisn, and mnal tnH
Tee cay, that ne elects we're almost nlfacuiunh.
Tor u has changed " gradually ioalmoaiit former
hplehduf "a ~ nol0f aud lellft 20 sou aud Fnns,
- 80 DO more beautiful than iafef NHa, uhuh nH.
der he innunncu 20 ne nnafl Oh, 1 uafnnsl,
therefore, recommend u 10 esofy ndi az decided.
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ia ne world i|ffff SMITH,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13
JAMES g. AVER +.
Practical Chemist Lowell, Mass
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF
THE AGE. Is

49, """AHHN
AYERS CATHARTIC PILL /.
They don't hf.p complains, buffhoy r1rf then.
One liox haacagod Dyspepsia.
ala. t|tF I-II "a 4 ''-'I Z II
Two Boxes have curud ff{slpoIAs.
Ouo llak alna, tnron lhn Jsundlca.
Three Boxes are auruto cioanh the system from
liolln~-oflen less Than Que doeslt
Two Boxes have completely cured Tie worst Of
nlccflou The lefa. f Il
Small doeos seldom fail 10 cure the pllcs.
one dose curcs She ltoadnchc arisinrfron a foul
stomach.
Strong doses ohch repeated opel oscry worm
from tho body. thcf should BE- given 10 children
wl'on are always more 81 iers AFFLICTED With thls
reoufgo,
A. fnnllc l'hyslc they have no equal
une iioN cufup derAnFoment Of the Liver.
Half a box cures n cold.
They partly The blood, and thus strike nj The
foundation of pfefy dlsraae. .|II.NI
AZ Dlnnct rin'thttc mot shcir equal 70 the
world. e" Az -I.t II
They are puroiy vegetable, aud can DO no harm,
bal doaeeonpllsh an nnacconninbls amount OF
ff'"' ~.