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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20
All DISEAsEs OE THE EYEs

successfully treated. His mode Of treating Cancers Is
by giving Medicine internal TO operate on the blood,
and applies external Medicine which separates the
Cancer from the good flesh, and consequently
Il out by the roots aud without the of any causic
medicine or surgical operation.
The public invited 10 call aud examine specimens
Of Cancers taken out by him, which IN convince any
rauonG, person that IL Is the only true method by witch
permanent cure can b. effected
Or. + will give references 10 hundreds u per ong
cured Of the above diseases by him. IN different parts
lhe United States
DR.. NJ. Falcon has recently llcated In ri. Wayne,
Indiana. once on the corner Of Clinton and Wayne
Streets octiG-wini.
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Auction Sale of Land
not sold before, Iwilloer at Public sale. on Fri
Il day, November 81, 1856;
gar a

800 @AS4S Ee OK A1 -~hClS
Lying In Papaw bottom of White River. IL the north
east corner OF Knox county, VgO township. about s
miles northeast Of Edwardsport, and adjoining The
lands OF David and James kiion. This land Is unusu-
ally dry and smooth bottom land, and proyerbial for lis
ieulity, being heavily tmb0red with BurrOak Sugar
tree, Kim, Walnut and blackberry.
IL viii be sold in lots OF so and 100 acres Terms
Onehird In hand (or within thirty days. and the balance
In two equal annual payments with interest from day
sale. Sale 10 commence at II O'Clock, on or near the
land, and or my agent will DO presents day before The
sale TO show them toany wishing TO buv.
octl6-Wtd JOSEPH SMITH
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MKERNAN & EDGAR.
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK


hates OF commission are asfoloWs:
All sales from $500 1000 Inclusive will be taxed at
. cent commission; the value OF the property
advances above $1,000 the rate per cent. viii decrease
in the following ratio From $1,000 10 1900 az "a 2
cent; from 1900 10 $1,000 ~ , cents from 1000 10
s. 600 att IL cent; from $1,000, and much greater
the may be- will not be less than per cent
and all sums as above mentioned going above $1,000
will be cent; charged first $1,000. On all sales
ofprOperty while in hands, commission is charged
No sale commission charge whatever. We require
notice TO be given two weeks previous 10 withdrawal
of property from books And we further wish Il IN
derstood that hold all persons responsible for the
mission on Property when trades may be commenced
with the owners Of said property before the Withdrawal
OF the same.
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C.HUTEO.f

All the Genuine Electric oil has my name blown
inthe bOttle and my written signature on the bottles
Look out for base and dangerous imitation made by
woman, calling hersefa chemist. BE careful ask
fer DE Grath's Genuine Electric OH, or YOU will be
doing yourself injury
Prof. C. De GRATH,
No. 30 South Eighth Street, Phila
II Y Fahenstock * Davis, 100 Randolph street, sole
agents for Chicago.
III For sale by ROBERT BROWNING, Indianap-
oils, Indiana, ana by druggists generally.
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AFFLICTED READ

nR. NJ. FALCONS Practice Is confined entirely 10
~ all Obstinate or Critical Diseases such Us Cancers,
Iumors, Ulcers, Scroiula Salt Rheum, letter. Er; sip
elias, Kings Evil, Rarber's Itch, Scald Head, Fever
Sores, Piles, Kidney Diseases, Lumbago, Dyspepsia,
Catarrhs, Fslo Fistula
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I awns and summer Goods q first cost 70
j 4 make room for our Fall Goods which We shall Be
Seyery day until our Winter soek u eonplss~.
J. II. WHELAN q 90.
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william Piol d Before Charles Coulon, Justice OF
~ the Peace OF Centre Township OF
Doctor MoWoy,) Marion County, Indiana.
THE STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY,
Il *. s., ATTACHMENT FOR si5 81.
BE II known that the Gath day of October 1866, at
the instance, and upon the AFFIDAVIT OF William Pie
Plaintiff Order Of attachment issued by me, which
cd the same ON the 9th day Of October 1885, with the
Enforcement thereon No prope ~ found IA my conn
" whereonto levy and that ON III iih day OF Novem
ber ls56 at the hour ofnlne ocloc@ the forenoon at
my ONCE IN indianapolis, will proceed 10 hear and do
tormne said complaint herein, when aud where the
defendant and all others Interested will take notice.
Witness Lay hand and Seal this Goth day OF Oct 1856
CHARLES coULoN, rsf{
oct29-W3M. NV
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ing descriptions: for east; for west: for north
for sout hf for half or for quarters fac fer fraeton
sec for section; for township; and for range.
Oct. J-wtd
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WAYNE COUNTY
WHITE COUNTY,


Lots Nos. and of see q nr3 W, containing lO4
20 100 acrs mOrtgaged by Thompson Crosse and Eunce
his wfc forfeited and sold on credit 10 Robert w. Sill
Loan, interest &c- S365 So.
tract land containing O5 acres in sec t26 r3 W,
bounded Described on page 204 Book Of the record
ofdeeds In White county; mortgaged by Robert Roth
rock: Loan interest DC, s244 80.
The or OF n ar OF sec IL and 8 or OF o qr of
sec - and hf of Or aud or o. ar sec -, all
in 20 W, containing2 uO acres mortgaged by Ben
amin r Iilden and CoIdelia his wife, Loan, Interest,"
&c, 1852 75-lOO.
or and hi Of W or of sec - hf Of or Of sec
and hf Of n c ar of see and or of see and
Or of and Or OF sec 1, all In 25 W; mort
gagged by Ashbel p. Wil,rd and Caroline, his wife,
Loap, interest, &c, Sll 900 40.
Sec 6t25nr4w also e hi sec rs n Q W also S
or and hf of n or of sec 30 20 n W, also hf and
shf q n or and hf OF n or and or Of n or
Of 81 2G RI W, also ar and W hf OF or aud
W hf of n or and hf of ar and or OF or
Of y rs W. also n Inf Of Q or OF . 26
W, containing In all 40 SO-oO acres; mortgaged
by Edward II. Reynolds aud Harriet his wife Loan,
interest, DC. S7,l75 92-lO0.
The hf Of or and W hi Of or of sec IL 20 r
4 W. containing in ali 100 seres; mortgaged by Isaac
REYNOLDS and Mary, bis wife; Loan, interest," de S356
92-I0'.
The or Of or and W q r of or Of sec q "a
n 4w, containing 90 acres; mortgaged by Mieajsh r.
Johnson and Mary his wife Loan, Interest," &c. $3.50
6G-lOO.
The W ar of n ar Of sec 5 and the or OF or
Of soc 26 W, containing 20 acres; morgaged by
S552 7j-IO0.
The Or and hf Of W or Of sec IS t1nr3w,
containing 2fO acres; morgaged by Henry Ensminger
aud Emily, his wife Loan, interest, &c, S2,2A.
SO much Of the mortgaged premises ia each case as
will pay the principal, interest, damages and costs will
first be offered for cash. and in there be bidder
for cash, the premises viii be bid in for the State
thought best, and be Immediately offered for sale on
credit of Ave years with interest at per cent,
payable annually, In advance.
certificate Of purchase will be given TO the pur-
chaser, pedgng patent or deed from the State when
full payment shall be made but which shall be for
feed % the state. with all payments made thereon for
any default of the payment OF the principal interest,"
according TO the terms Of SALE and cnline the State
resell al any time.
Bond will be required OF the purchaser for the pay
ment OF the purchase money and interest, and that
waste Of the premises shall not be committed or suf
fered, and security may also be required in any case.
By order of the Board Of COmEissiORers of the
Sinking Fund
K. DUM0NT, President.
OFFICE OF TIE SINKING FUND,
Indianapolis, September26, 1851
III Explanations OF the abbrevations the forego
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CITY ORDERS

pUUUHI AND SULD BY
ID WIN. " WILEY
ID
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| NOrIoE.-The partnership heretofore existing be-
~ tween AbDer Hobbs and yosophus q. Worrali hav
Ing been dissolved By mutual CONSENT the Real Estate
Agency aud lniengenee Office, No SO, East Washing
ton street, will hereafter be conducted by Carrot
Worru who will ec ready at all times TO receive prop
erty for sale orrent and be ready also 20 accommo-
date N ose wanting TO rent purchase properlyhey
having now on book large amount OF real estate, con-
ssiing OF houses, lots and wild lands.
Persons have hogs, cattle, &c, 10 sell, those wish
ing TO purchase stock OF any kind will and II 10 their
| advantage 10 call
! DAVID GARNET,
| JoSEPHUSC. WORRALL.
nOys.ild.
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The 40 feet Of lot No. 81 original plat of
Fort Wayne, Allen county; mOrtgaged by Edward
Coerck and Margaret his wife Loan, Interest SC
81 .Oo3 50.
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FOUNTAIN COUNTY.

The hf offs Or ofsec u 90 W, containing so
acres; mCrtgaged By David ROwles and Rebecca his
wife. Loan, interest, DC, 1898 AZ.
A tract Of land beginning 40 rods from q q
IF line or of sec 80 10 n w, thence along
state Road leading from Charlottesville 10 PerDsvile
Tx rods, thence IL rods, thence 20 rods theDce
20 rods, thence 30 rods 70 beginning, containing AZ
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Sale sr 5anAag Fund Lands.

T5nowing pieces, parcels or lots af land, 50
Il much OF each may be necessary, " in, on SAT-
URDAY THE THIRTEENTH DAY VI DECEM-
Der NEXT, between the hours Of eight O'Clock
A. NJ aed five ois oeS p NJ at the Court House door
in the city OF L. Annapolis, be offered for sale 10 the
highest bidder-the bid Icing equal to the amount
chargeable; the same having been m0rtgaged TO the
State Of Indiana loans from the Sinking Fund
tO-wit:
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Sec % Is mr. and ar Of OF or sec % 70 d
W, containing in all ESQ acres; mOTtgaged by Isaac
II. Wright and Harriet his wife; Loan, interest," sc,
S2,235 y.
The hf Of qrend or Of sw or Of sec2lt .
6 "; mortgaged by Isaac H. Wright and Harriet his
wife: Loan, interest &c. $3.50 a.
The Qr Of sec 25 n W, containing l57 3l-lOO
acres; mOrtgaged by Luke Hage; Loan, interest &c,
1888 IS.
The hi Of n or and or Of n % Of sec 30 %
No ", containing 100 acres; mOrtgaged by James
o. Denton and Esther his wife: Loan, Interest, &C.
S333
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BY q. :, Presldsn.

Commissioner of Indian Afalrs.
NoTE.-1ho above advertisement will be published
In such papers only are requested BY notsto insert
IL. laug22wtd0fa
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The frac M OF frnc see ST. 10 W, containing ~
5O-l0D acres, eXcept7 acres In corner, heretofore
sold TO John Carrot; moItgaged by George B Wagnor
and Anna his wife; Loan, mtores iHe., 500 S4-lO0.
The O or of sec % t7sr IL W; morigaged by Danio
s. Lane and Sarah his wife; forfeited and sold cred
James r. Drake Loan, interest &e., 81 ,2l5 s5-l00.
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BOONE COUNTY w
No 200. i0e acres OF land near Northheld
No 100. 30 acres, one-haf Improved; 10 trade for
X. H. Stock.
No 6I0. 90 acres southwest Of Lebanon,
No 0O3. 100 acres, 60 acres cleared; miles north
west of Lebanon.
NO 100. 20 acres land, some improvements
No DO. 900 aeres land, miles from Northncldi
good improvements
No e22. 10 acres land II miles from Indiana polls
No o27. 100 acres land y miles from Lebanon
win trade for city properly.
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SCOTT COUNTY

the " or OF sec 2St4nr7 c, containing 100 acres;
mortgugcd b. William irueOcs and Judith his wife
forfeited ard sold credit 40 William TruelOok
boan, interest &c, SSOS 1890
The hf of a. Of sec % 3 nr7 e, containing
80 acres; moriga cd by John s. Swope and Matilda hi:
wife Loan, interest DC, SS3l 02-lOO.
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One hundred and twenty acres Of land, being par
ofn ar Of %, and part OF If Of or Of y
to Toe, bounded described in pages 4j5 457 and
of Book No of the Record Of Mortgages Of Ripley
County: mortgaged by John b. Wolf Loan, interest
&c, S5fi.
Six acres in square lot in cor Of hf Of sw or
of 81 IL n 4 Ii e; also nj of or of 90 n
10 e, containing 80 acres; also tract commencing
where and centre line Of 25 centre Of
Michigan Road, thence parallel with said line 10 or
on line between . and 20, thence " on G
and line % to centre OF said thence
far enough N on n and centre line of said 81 so
that line parallel with and centre line afore
said to the centre OF Michigan Road will embrace so
acres being part of n or Of sec %, and
hf of sec 25 10 c; mortga2ed BY ChristaE Kre-
mer: Loan, interest &C., S5H 10.
The or of sec Z Or III ., containing 63 IS 100
acres; mougaged by John Glass and Hannah his wife
Loan, interest oSc., S547 80
RUSH COUNTY.
The hf Of the or Of sec % - 70 e. contain
ing 90 acres; mortgaged by Edward Thornberry and
Ann his wife: Loan, Interest &c, S563 II.
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! A tract ofland nnw corner ofn W Or OF sec IS ii
| n W. beginning at W corner OF said az, thence
80 poles, thence leo poles, thence 30 poles
thence 100 poles 10 beginning, containing 90 acres
mortsagod by Jacob Grove and Elizabeth his wiie Loan
| interest. Ne. Stfs.95.IO0.
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daily. The factory girls in that vicinity must
be boiling over with affection.
or There is journeyman printer in N.
York, whose nose is so red that he can set
type in the darkest night with no other light
than that afforded by his flaming proboscis
His head is quite bald from the effect of
carrying brick or junk bottles in his hat.
o. The gentleman so often spoken Of in
novels, who riveted people with his gaze, has
now obtained permanent employment in a
boiler mandatory.
CT Our Gibson county neighbors have
gone actively to work to procure suitable
grounds and the necessary buildings for their
Agricultural Association for 1857. A commit
tee has been appointed to solicit donations.
About S4OO have been already subscribed.
Success to them, say we.-E ncennes Sun.
Coal ON THE CANAL.-The Petersburg pa
pers say that town is furnished with an ex-
cellent quality of coal, from the mines of
DIR. Posey, two and half miles from Peters
burg. The mines are Observation-Disclosures
ville journal.
0-"What a strange thing it is,'' remark
ed Frenchman, after making the tour of the
United States, shat you should have two
hundred different religions and only one
gravyp'
OEThere said to be more artists now
in Rome than before the revolution-there
being tive hundred and twenty-four painters,
one hundred and FIVE sculpto ard one hun
dred and forty-four engrsv
or A New Orleans ates that there
is in that city hog with his ears so far back
that he can't hear himselfsqusal
OF A friend Of ours says he is growing
weaker and weaker every day. He has got
so now that he can't raise five dollars.
6TThe Woodburn Gazette calls down
East girls "corn fed roses" What a sweet
simile
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Forty eight acres in fractional see ~, - n g.
bounded described page 49, book OF the Record
OF Deeds Of Franklin county, mOrtgaged by James
Brison and Mary his wife, and Hugh Brison and Mary
Ann his wife, forfeited aud sold credit TO George
Holland Loan, interest, &c., S6ls O5
The or OF the ar Of II, III II c. contain
ing 40 acres; also ar OF qr OF ~ II IL o,
containing 80 acres; mOrgaged by Thomas Wilson and
Elza0sih his wiic forfeited and sold on credit TO
George Holland. Loan, Interest, &c. Sft7 IS.
The " hf OF the n and nj Of or and nj
OF the n or Of sec IL - 70; mOrtgaged by r. X
Rcord; forfeited and sold credit to Nemehah Hay
den. Loan, Interest, &c., 81 ,7g3 ~
The or Of sec n, II ~; mortraged by Thomas
J. White. Loan, interest, &c, Sji2 "a.
tract OF land commencing ~ the cor Of the n e
or Of sec 90 - n, = thence along line 10 poles:
themes 100 piles; thence 10 poles; thence n 100
poles 10 place OF beginning, containing 10 mort
gagged by John c. Johnson and Madalne his wife; for
fcited and sold on credit 10 Richard Tyner Loan in
terest, &c, S60j o.,
The " ar Of sec ut y Il, also the a or
and hf OF ar and n ar OF the or Of sec b,
- Il; mOrgeged By George ShOup and Jane his wife
/ Loan, interest, DC, S2il o.
The hf Of the or Of sec -, IL -; mOrtEaged
by Hiram Pond and Elizabeth his wife. Loan, interest
oc, S2I7 S.
The 9 or Of sec 90, y n r l2 c; mortgaged by
Samuel links and Phebe his wife. Loan, interest," osc
The or OF sec % Is - e, containing 100 acres
morlgaged by stephen inks and SusanDah his WIFE
The ar Of sec IL - p e, containing 100
morgaged oy Thomas Cooper and Elizabeth his wife,
Robert n brson and Julia his wife; forfeited and sold
Part of or OF 20. o. 9 W. being ali that
kimlle bought Of David Williams and David Moore in
said qr exeept40 sold 10 Robert Staaps about a
acres 2, which tract lies end and u on end OF
said land sold by Williams and Moore 10 Kimble: tract
divided by and lines between staaps and KimbIe :
morlgaged by George w. Kimble. Loan, interest," &c
$40 AZ.
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The n hf Of W qr OF sec t2in 4 o. containing 80
1f-lOO acres; mortgaged by shielder Whitesel and
lydiP, his wtfsi Loan, Interest, dc, SfO2 ~.
Tho wo-thirds OF the shf OF hf Of fae sec 10 OF
the Reserve Ho % mr. o, containing 20 ncres mort
gagged by Daniel Il. Rawlings and Nancy, his wife;-
Loan, interest, Nc., SiO1 10.
The n or OF eqr sec 81 % mrs Q, and qr OF n
or, and eqr OF n " ar, and W ar OF az Of sos
st2i o, containing 100 acres; mortgagcd by David
" Rlttenhouso and Mary his wife; Loan Interest, &c,
S772 10
The az Of sec 30 ~ O. containing ll4 h0-l0O
acres; mongagod by David King and Susan, his wife:
Loan, interest, &c, s327 -.
The M Of lrao' sec ~ 81 RI containing ~ ~
100 acres; morgngedby George Kane and Catherine,
his wife; Loan, Interest, dSe., $3.50 20.
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ing to make temperance q par. Of nv
religion, trying to bs consistent in ali
things that l have, though perhaps
unworthily, been a professor of our
Holy Religion, and been perhaps an uu-
worthy member Of the Baptist Church
for twenty years Yet with it all, | am
too worthy and l trust, esteem too high
ly the value of Church mem bership, :,
and have quite too much respect for
my brethren and sisters Of the Baptist
Church, Of which l am member, and
have ever been proud to be, and of
many OF my brethren and sisters of tho
other Churches, to sit quietly and oalm-
ly down, with folded arms, and sutfsr
the Baptist Chu ch in this place to con-
tinually, (and this too for years, to have
insult added to insult, AID to suff ~ tha
mort6caiicn Of Saving thraxn 1T then.
both in public and private, tha. il has
for years and still does retain members,
-evldently referring to me as ops,-
who are trafficing in and giving counts-
nance to the use Of intoxicating drinks,
coming, too, from me,s bers Of other
Churches, without r-pslling the charge,
d am thus quite %, sensitive, aud quits
too unwilling that they should be thus
lashsd ever n,y shoulders, for my alleged
impsrfocnons, and from which l wish y
so place myself religiously as net to be
the occasion Of further remark, choosing
rather myself suffer alone, Though inns-
comfy, than the Church As q body.
WEEpEN II. BERRY.
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~ The Boston Journal says the
Irish Emigrant Aid Convention which
assembled Ut Buffalo on Tuesday, was
the result Of . movement on the part Of
Roman Catholic clergymsa in the Uni
ted States and Canada. The idea
seems to be to establish au Independent t
community, beyond the reach Of Prote'-
tant influences, and where their religion
will be- respected, something after tho
plan adopted by the Mormons. A pre-
limiusry meeting Of the Irish adopted
citizens Of Columbus, Ohio, approved Of
tho object in view, but were of opinion
that the Catholics Of Ohio, would never
remove beyond the limits of the Uuitad
Staees. A meeting Of the Irish resi-
dents Of Buffalo was held on Thursday
evening last, and resolutions passed
highly commendatory Of the movement.
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~ Mr.. Samuel Shove, Of North
Uxbridge, sent to the editor Of the
Wosns ockst Patriot = parcel of hard
ware which hs extracted from hen q
giszard, comprising ten articles, as fol-
lows The head of q brass key; tho
pieco being oss aud quarter inches
lorg; lead weight halt an inch long,
and same diameter; ono large brass
button one lead ditto three copper
rivets, each half an inch long, with head,
half an inch across a hook and syo; ,
piece OF china the size Of q walnut and
finally, o pewter plug in the form of q
Minnie bullet. Altogether, says the
Patriot, the assortment weighed several
ounces, and was a. indigsstibls a mas.
As was probably ever boltsd by man or
beast. The hen must have had pecu-
liar appetite, and take great interest in
lead and copper stock" 4
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-21
n0 Rothsohild. with all bis hoard

n0- Rothschild. with all bis hoard
ings, was by no means happy man.
Dangers and assassinations seemed to
haunt his Imagination by day aud by
night and not without grounds. Many
a time, as he himself said, just before
he sat down to dinner, a note would be
put in his hand, running thus: "If
you do not send mo Immediately the
sum of 95o0, will blow your brains
out" He affected to dsspiss such
threats, but they, nevertheless, cxercis-
ed dirsful effect upon tho millionaire.
Hc loaded his pistols every night before
going to bed, and placed them by his
bedside usr did he think himself more
secure in his couuting-room than in bis
bed chamber.
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pits, are devoted to this branch Of sdu-
cation. 1t is rudimental. To look for
useful citizenship in neglect of it, is like
anticipating profound scholarship with
out attending TO- the 6rst principles Of
science. The one is quite As impracti-
cable as is the other. There is no part
Of human discipline so frsught with in
po'tant issues as the PARENTAL Tho
child, whose future destiny is being
shaped by home influence, is the future
citizen, the governor, tho poet, the ora
tor, the statesman, making and admin.
istsring laws for nation in his turn
the teacher, the parent, prospsctively.
In fact, everything depends, ~ to the
character of our future families, ,-tho,s
little commonwealths, aud originally the
only snss,-ths institutions and the
dsstisy Of eur nation, upon . judiOious
and correct plan Of household govern
ment, properly administered. We be-
lieve = reform here to be more essential
than in almost any other department Of
society. Make families right, and soce-
ty will be right; the State will be right;
the church will not lack for material for
extending its lines, improving its char
soter, and increasing its aggressive
power and effectiveness. ~
ITO be continued
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1856-02-21

n@- Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher
ry.-As consequence Of our variable
and capricious North American climate,
coughs, colds, and affections Of the lungs
prevail amongst our people to an extent
wholly unknown in Europe, and if neg
lected often assume dangerous, if not
incurabls form. Many thousand die
annually in England of consumption.
In the New England States, tn. proper
ton is one in four Or Eve. In Boston,
probably one in four.
AGENTs--PorTER & CHAMPLrN,
Westerly; w T. SEoAR 4 Co., Brand"
Iron Works; B B. SHELDON, Usqua-
paug; G. F. Nichols. Kingston, r. I.