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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25

TINE 'indersi gned. fseeuinr % ihc issi win and
J. testament OF Abel White, DECEASED, will soil
Al public ousefy. on tho promises In tho town %
tho lulh day OF May, 1870, by,ws.n the hours Of
O'Clock A. M, aud o o'clock n. NJ, the following
described real estate belonging 10 tho estate OF
snidte-lalori a lot OF land bounded ~ followsi--a
part OF the north east quarter OF soslloh thirteen
lia) Of Townshlp nine lv) of nango Two W west,
beginning on The west line OF said quarter section
"a the southwest corner Of lot swnod ~ Wi.
liam Il. Howell, I'm his life tln,o.) aud running
south 10 the centre of tho brook vile aud Oxfofd
state road, thence east Along said rad eighteen
rods aud ak llnks thence north 70 tho southeast
corner OF said William X. Howeli't lot, thenco
west along said tiowelis south llse eighteen rods
lng three acres and a half, be the same moro OF
iass. Also, tho following described lot OF innd--
beginning on The oxford road, IN the centre OF
said road ~ the southwest corner Of the forcre-
l"s now "s OWE /, yseoJ Masters. rormeris osn"
by Noah Mcndsnhali, anld corner being on Tho
vest line 81 ihe following described quarter SEQ
ton, nty.two amt sik.I.nlh poles south Of the
north -onst quarter OF section thiftacn, fil town
ship nine, lh) Range Two, % west of Tho me dian
line drawn from tho mouih of The Great Miami
River, aud running thence south on the west line
OF said quarter section eiehteen pplos aud ss
,,nssl mes1s ~ m,"s r.'.s as sss , ms
wors nne poles aud three links W The place Of DO.
ginning, containing Que acre elk police and ons-
half DO lhc same more or Iesr. 10th lhese lots
are we'll Improved and have comfortable DWELL
Aud, also. n, ihs same time aud place all tho
personai property of said testatof, consisting OF
household add Kitchen Furniture, Farming I'm.
''I ~" s'sss III snte,..on tho real estate, one.
third cash IN hand, cns'thifd 10 ala aud onesth ted
In twelve months. Personal properly. = credit on
all sums o three dollars and over, ~ nino moathn
vii bs Given. NE pufehased giving . note Win
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25
ExEouTRIx,s NoTICE.
MllllNERY.

4 would call the attention of my friends aud
customers, aud say 30 them that intand going In.
10 tho Millinery business inofp extensively. Hay.'
lng made an arrangement with nft class ca,
nlsaches "a have IN, usnaei. bleaehed and press
done IN the boat style, aud on yer, fpAsonatle
terms. 4 will be accountable faf al work enifuss
Cd In my hands. In regard 20 getting changed or
iost. twiii also keep very nne lot OF choice
tibhons, TfimminFs and every thing usually KEEP,
In A N iiiinofy store. Those Wishing nna Ifln'
minks De-, woald do we'll 10 call aud see before
purchasing elsewhere. All wo.k warranted "a
give sAtlsfactions JAM DAVIS
springfield Ind, Feb, 70, ihao-sm :
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25

Rv We do not believe in political
preaching. But we think that cler-
gyman in Warwick made happy turn
last Saturday, when he said. my
brethren. / wish you to vote just rs
you pray. ifyou pray for slavery
and in,empcrance. vote for them; II
you pray for freedom and temperance,
vote for them" We don't know Of
any way Of getting over this. except
by saying that politics have no proper
place in the pulpit. Providence jour
nal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25
INDIANA BANK NOTE LIST.
CORRECTED WEEKLY By

E. q. BUkfKAm a. co., BANKElts,
40 West Third "a. SELVES, nuiidtns,
Between Main and Walnut,
NCINN Att, ITO.
payment for exchange ' Sas e." CORRESPONDENTS
ONE iALF fkR cEST. Dis5oUNT.
Savings Bank, conaersyflie,
Traders Bank, indianapolis,
Central hank, fndianapolls,
bank Of tho Capitol, indianapolis,
Fayeue County Hank, connefsviile,
Indiana Hank, Madison,
kentucky stock Bank, Columbus,
Merchants and Mechanics, New Albany,
Cambridge City bank,
Gramercy Bank, Lafayette,
Hank Indiana, Michigan City
Canal Hank, Evansville,
Crescent CITY Bank, Evansville,
Fsr Farm bank sani, wenaeld,
Indiana Stock Bank Lapore,
Prairie City Bank, Tsrrv Iiaute,
southern Hank, Terre iIante.
oNk PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Bank ofElkhart. Elfhart,
Bank OF Rock viiic, Rockville,
Bank of0oshen, Goshen,
Bank o. Mount Vernon,
H HANK o. fs warsaw, warsaw.
Hank Of Monticello,
Brookviiis bank,
Hoosier Bank,
Lagrange Bank,
Huntington County Bank.
TWO fER CENT DISCOUNT.
Great Western Hank.
Tippecanoe hank,
Wayne banks,
Upper Wabash Hank.
Kalamazoo hank,
North Western, bloomfield,
Shawnee Hank,
Steubsn County.
Hank Of Fort Wayne,
Hank of South bend,
Deiewafe County bank,
Indian Reserve Hank.
ran other Indiana Notes are from Va IS pcr
cont discount. aud should at once be Withdrawn
fsom circulation by sending them 70 the BARK
ans. who Will return, BY mall, tho highest cash
value for ihom.-fkp.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25

The subscriber has opened ilnkefy II The
house famiiiiafiy known ~ the Old uuek Horn,
on Main nufgess street, where he viii keep con.
SANITY fresh light bread, aud ali sorts et eakes
10 Weddings aud parties ~ short notice.
fob c1ms WILLIAM klLkfNg.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25

Your malignant assault upon me
through the columns Of the Indiana
American Of the 18Th inst, from its
coarse language does not entitle You
70 the courtesy Of an answer. but a re-
gard to nay character for Judicial in
tegrity induces ono. ,s ~. - -
The points you attempt 70 make and
my reply % the same in brief are about
these: 80.
Your FIRST statement Is that l sign
ed your frst Bill OF Exceptions with
no good viii As | used no language
70 indicate any unwilliugness, ysur
statement i false aud gratuiious.
Your next statement is, that re-
fused 70 take down the testimony -
This Il false again. did take II
down. emitting only what was wholly
irrelevant. Even IL 1 Ind not, | do
not know that Judge Is to be degra-
dcd into mere scribe and made the
slave OF attorneys. and thus occupy the
lime Of the Court at tho expense Of
the county. Your next statement Is,
thai I refused to let you take II down.
This is also false. as had no power
10 prevent you from doing so.
fo1 profess 70 be acquainted with
the rules Of practice and after twenty
6vs years Of practice. you ought 10
know something about them. and if
you do: you know si,as i y only the
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25

n NNlfflufd, MHfE,l Iul. y, Ifl1.
PROP. q. .. wuoDi with confidence do 20.
romjupnd your Hair hcsiofAiy M bclng The ,pssl
efeaeicla article ever Jaw. ] have used the
vaphenp and Other pfcpsraiions Of the day. az
without efipet. hinc uhlne your Hair hetiofatitc,
my haIfand vhisi.cFs. With vefe almost Nhifr,
have ffa.ianfly ffoun dark and I ho@ feeI cont.
don't, that lew morn applications viii fes.ese
them 10 their natural solof Il also has relieved
me Of all dandfun aud unpicssantitehine,r 70 com,
t.G. klLbks h
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25

=
Che author q shs shove <slsms d Z rse6ua1s
u one - ,,s os-s medical rtkoois IN ihs 0<'5sd
,'s y ssa sss'ss ss.s;ss c,s
. .s..s s' q .s 4 e ~
dun se'ars.. Nc sss, qess,sssss<s< - s<oIssl
,sleuee 90 We lmrcssast sue(se!i = - e1eeI(ef
ssies i shssssxh',s Il - 80 49,
" ssscs>.sul pfstt,ee N sks ir~u1s 20 n sS<sss
diseases y many Ihe'~Aads " easel n - cu5
Tho v,sslIss o. i ns. i,asssr hs- ,.se lss., e.
ALL sIlssfafy unbenndra. tui "a ne e1Pn63l -
help'len " rapssess rssans. y - oe9e1r0o'
scdt" extend Che srEsfe 81 NJ pe6lces>u1A -
msalas q NJ. sNssissi MANUAL ssd ~ Sd
''i i's' sslas,s INA. .Aeslsss m q, >.n>ss ss
!s2 iA~ll, n NE ls"a whs'n . sssd = 100
sources sS eve % spsa sss i' - ~ III =
sensualll, and impsy', ~ eypr{ tln@. ~. !. =
s s:'ss ss:s's :. ', ss = - -
land, while man, elefHJ~eu, fHI16r1, u6I11n,
phllanlhFcpl.ls Ana nhQetiAFIs9p, ~ ~
ltssly extended in sI!eslslIoe 81 loc1onsp
- 'i is.i, y, sss = &C. 3:s sfS De-.
physical hskllus u no1lle6q> q ~ 13q1|,.
among Che soahe, yclslils, ou6lnl(oopoo|. olIu'
ss eas : ssS sssss e - s.ss
ln.lsssv species Il ~ -1so|s nSr1 - 49,
parent Akd fusrdIa1s. h SAVANNA NM, -
ss.s s sssss e. sc 60, 2s g 80 3
isfuisrilss, vhslksi I; klkIIs> {; $500; -
sssEs sss s;sEs e.: - ss 60
70 Inc spslhs "a axe SoIi - fSll6k ~ -
sssss :; ,sss1 sss; =. sss, - 9: q =
it's we'll lssse ~, ;Sss:sa1: 4 yl<.es ~
annually ese1Ho>d . ~ s1f|nr 81 Qrce1~ v.9
rse'sIly hose seasrinE lse. ys.eze1I q ~
s sSS; S''ss3, 3 u. :sss:sy - - 40:
esnss y esFnsl rsssieps end see'@ vle(n@nees
j:;:s <: { .s s::; Co., +, ,; s:s
= . no , vs.ssd ., s:s, s &C., 80 ~
ss,s,s,: Z; ss': r 3: ~ - -
enis are visited upoa ne e1lI1poo> eIro 1o{Do
third and fourlh generates. - - -
cd with continents % cnlsrEo1 $500 ~ -
scarcely DO consured Cor any o111l)o p11I11 -
vices Of the sTe, 81 the hunble iuc(Fomoulnlv -
hr Medical Manual. 81
Que copy, sscursl, <nvsleps1, 81 - 11.xse1.
edirse o. postage % any pe!<of ~ ~ ,l,s se
2; r I, s z rs q b. :, &, ~: 1de':s9.
pl sss :: y ss Ss1is:s; i 's: e
mat a. ~ ~. III
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25
LIFE AND DEATH
ON THE 0CE

COLLECTION " extraordinary adventures IN tho
"a form Of porsonai narratives, illustrating LIE on
board OF Merchant Vessels, and OF Ships OF War,
combined with thrilling relations OF experiences
and suffering illustrated With elegant painted
engrayinrs from designs by Dairy, MeLennn,
Hamilton. sto.. by HENRY HOWE. fflce $50,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25
Clothing.

pAKER AND uAzzARD SELL CHEAPER
- and bettcr Clothing than any house IN The uiaf-
Goods, and make Garments 70 order al short nc-
toe.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

NoriCE Il hereby given lha, viii ofIer for sals
IN NJ public cutlery, on saturday, tho 18th day of
May lh5d, on the premises. The real estate belong
ingto tho estate u Isaac J. Price late Of Franklin
county, deceased, being LOT No. Z, Ia that part Of
tho town ~ brook villa laid on BY John Allen, sr
on which 10 n comfortable frame dwelling house,
with brick kitchen. u IL The property Joining
the Catholic Church.
TERMki-- onc-thifd IN hand, one-thifd IN slx
months, and ono-thifd IN ona year, with interest
on tho doforfed payments. The purchaser giving
uota with nppfoVed so1ufify. WniNinu valuation
nn d apprni.anlant laws. DAVID PRICE,,
april'li <w Administrator.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25

- Npfth IshrI TFNl'Ff Ifhh'4l FFHffH =, to- .
~ q, IN sonsa0uencsoi having hair. fof several
years past, not only quay, hpt potiscili whlsr.
hAse rut " short, 81 uotn calt 10 hide u ffpta
view, bnt some lhfec mouths elnte, Was Induce
Oh 20 uth your ifAlr hhstpfhilso, and must intuh
Alec eay. thnflh effects verq almost mifacu,ouai
Tor u has shAnfud gradually toAlInost Ne tofasof
splendor AZ " color aud lcItll 20 soft sad gloss,
~ 60 bu nufu boauilfu han u ever vac. When nm
dor the influence VI ihc Inert OIL. ! earnestly
ihrfufOfe. recommend Tito ever, lady a. dceliuo.
|, The bead preparation fpf toilet USE Of ~, thipa
Va Ute world, tiiiffhf SMITH,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25
L0WEIAs aeek

- b LOW EllII.Aesise
.xoIIdnnsxoo
"a Gsg 'yIgnLSy Ja0a3
Observation-Disclosures
ssaNaSly0H 'Sa100 'SH9103
20 ssno ps.ius gu, xe4 ~
IVa0413d 4ggaH9
!
As9 7Mg
SsMTIY
AMONG The numerous discoveries science has
made IN llis roncrasoht % fctiitat6 fio bbslncs.
oflifc--inereaee IL enjoyment, and even proione
The term ofhumau existepfs, none can be named
ofmore real value 20 ,hnnklhd, dian this 'eontfi-
buflon or'chemistrs A. The flo.f,os A. -.
,,.t :, a. ,,.,,,,- n, III. ~,...',',s.- -
''''' - 80 rsefr enfV"t"o"t ms pfoHa country,
has proven beyond doubt that no medicine az
cotnbnasion ~ medicines vi ,.,,,,.s ca, =, .,.-
In. -...,-., "a - ~. y - ~
/ " control ah' cure NE nnmcrouf fareura q
lpuithoiar, -dsscaso which hive hitherto swont
ffom onr. midst thousands and thonrsr.d. 80
- ,t-t 49,. -, !. - = n
4 Wy ,'e''' the'eer 'H'i' - hvhNeph' marcus ~
bniicfc Remedy has az length been found
which can be relied on, % cure tho most slnnro 4
que AH'''e'' - i'e 'nnts' UT space bife VIII
notrernitua 30 pablish an, proporsion el he
cusfs effected 81 ia a a. bat We nt,,s,.st fhe All
-, ~. ...t -. u. 49,.
"' ~ ''.'' '"'"''' e"qe''} 70 ny emen-
can Aiinanac, which he agent below naned. viii
always be pleased 20 fanifh free. whefaln arr
f.n ,..,,e.t.,. ..,.t ,..af.,.,.,.,,. .,.f - a..
~, pnsss''"Fs ~" 'po''f"'qp'e PROOF ~ 'hefr
''"''",S a. ,.,...... -
''F'Py' N n Wv , s..
A. "a 49,. n.., a. "a, = 49, 'ee s L.
As' a,, rssessTSd ss anoshs s
ssss e'ma'Ess, ssss'' a.. -. esea' we
noane,d hla dnnd eh,ld' 'l,esine ".ed t." o
/ chcrr, peetstai. M cil,,sr.A ia d. ,.,,, y,
l65n Tor 49,. ore iiacl 81 bro,,cltl- sitl, ...,,~
s0cn,sl = 4. Induced tol5, ID t1 INV lIlIl. fo< ~
| gave him a ,ra-npoon.sal eyrr three hon,s.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25
ExEtuJTOR,s NOTICE

EAECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice IL hereby given that the undcr~,ened haa
boon appointed Executor OF tho last VIII OF Abel
White, late Of franklin county. deceased. said
estate IL supposed 20 be solvent.
april II Nv JASON CARSON, Executor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25
Hats!

I'VE arc lust receiving our spring stock OF SIX,
w Fur, Wool. Panama, LeghoFn, Palm Leaf,
Canton, aud Straw Hats. Also niro assortment
OF Caps of varlous colours
april u BAKER & HAZARD.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25

'fKoF. WooD-lIssinE expsfleneei thc magic
npon flso snidc1i. Aboustw seafsaf0. ~, hair
cn,ninrncod Milling on aud turning graf ! WAS
fasi becoming bald. Imet friend who ha1 uscd
your Restorative, md spoke fe.lllkhl> Of n We
taes.t Mas indncrd 10 ln ~. although Had bad
little fa.lli. es had belufe flad 80 many other
fufnedish. I commenced uslnK fonf liestofAilsc
IN lAnuafy last A fVv applications iaslenrd On \
hair TRULY itbognn ~ MI NJ. nluN oui. aud
turned back 10 ne fafiuof color. lblscAl.' a. this
times " nlls fosiosya % Ne color, health
aud appearance Hnd ishpeffuls ftccm,pead We
usa 20 al. !. y. llona.
Chicago. lsl.. Maya. 1894. -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25

~ WIS ~ n Gnf
Practical Chemist, Lowell. Mass.
Sold IN ROCKVILLE BY NJ. ". liaiic;
clifford q Depuy, fan.ti. lad.
q. lnncalnp, Mciauiou. Z" u.
e. ovofton, Andcreonsiiie. y
And ntarencies IN nonrly every town IN me west
W. A. Clark. Crown Point, Ia, Travelling Agent
icb. \. is5G-9 mos. IN III
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25

NY UNIV H'N| w" ~ ''"'f " /" - = ~ 49,
sIfsfoas growth Of hail. which u now from clio 70
NO inshes 10 length. aud growing hasi. 49,
Yours, tfni>s HLNht 4tpIhitHs
Nav iafh. Oct 4. Leaf,
rtoF. O. }. woOp-noaF hlfl After feaashr
the advertisement ~ one 81 the New fefk Jour
nais " Your calculated Hair testofaiisc, 4 pro.
cured y half'pnt bottle, and wa % much pleased
With A.. hiatt continued ~ nee Coz two nsehths,
and am satisfied a h decidedly mo beat prepare
ton before tie public. ~ ~ onse removed all
dandfud and unpleasant itching ffom NE scalp.
aud has restored ms haifhAIumlly and, lave no
You have por,aiaaian 10 totaf 10 me. an wio en-
terrain any doubt Of ia pefiosminf al That 10
'NissPrfKs. ssl oreenwlsh Avenue,
have ufcd Professor q, .. veed's Hair Rpsto-
fatite. and have admired in wonderful efocts.,-
Il restored my haif where n had ALLEN %. n
eieens the hoad. AID renders the hair ro<t and
amooih-much more % than oil. go. ~ |
IIt MARY A. ATKINSON
lolnsvllIe. Nov 4 ,lt5i. f
u-,-sold NJ ia Market street, 81. Louis, No.
40 broadway, New YORK. and BY ali nFu<e,>lz
everywhere. All kinds OF family patent medi-
zines Cor saie. ON the best possible tefms. A rfo
lessor Needf establishment, IA Market street.
IT'D. v Johnston ls'sols asen, isr l,rooks,,ls.
april II I|.I ItH |.H| I'm
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25
Prints! Prints!!

UOR Merfimac. coeheeo, Bay State Phlllp Al.
II lens spragues, Dunnels, and all other good
styles Of Prints, goto
april II bAhkh q hA1zAhp'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25
lIEN AND BOYS CL0TnING

ever oirurcd 10 this market. Wo have been very
particular Inbu, Ing our Clothing. and Halter our
selves that we can trim 5on out, gcntlomon, from
'shead 20 foeri for less money than any house Ia
ihla Valley. Give acail. - etIs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-04-25

,,,',,g a Wus,,, l,.as l,,,, ,sts ,'l..ss,s
Ia hearing voluntary testnnoIy % ihe magic o.
feela OF yam wonderful iiaif hossofafise. la
back bs it1n. nay hair commenced falling on. unt
Tho Top ~ m, scalp became bald and smeutb -
years. Notwithstanding have uspd nihfS eplshfas
tsd pfupeustiona FORA fustpfatipns heeinn your
adsaftiseneft, MAS Induced " give your article
tnai .end. 70 nay uiief Hslnnlshment, y founds "
ieF nfeU applications, that ~, halt became uflnl,
sei.and uss1med a glossy and bpaaliili Appeaf
sneel aud b, the unie had used a quart bottle,
my bald head was covered over viii sbnne and
,lesfoas growth Of hait. which u now from clio 10
Yours, tsai,. nENht GOODRICH.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23
A Meamarizsr Nonp,ussad.

During tue early paTl OF las; week an itine-
rant professor of physiology visited our town,
Int faiisS M IEau al. nansaa@Eabis ntsa,iser ot
people 10 The hall ;, In The hope, probably, oil
inducing larger Turn ouI, he concluded, one
day, TO give specimens Of his skiIlto his fell
low-boarders at Ieo Exchange HoieL and 10
this esd. he called,up liuledskey as a,sub-
ject. After various passes and manippla ions
over young Gmnbo, his eyes dilated and his
muscles became rigid. ' " thF
aa"Now," SAID the professor, ''y ur arm is
pRralyzed."a es,ssa sth7,g y.e
Aud 50 It really @as, for several persons
tried in vain 10 bend It. 81
NV onderful'w said the bcarjers.
+ The.pro5eSsor then laid three cent piece
on Gumbo's hand and said ss4. IA,
Snow SIR, you cannot close your hand. II
| y u can, you may keep ibe money"
Tie ,daIkey seemed 10 make an effort, but
the hand remained open. b
The professor next poced o quarter Of
dollar upon the datkey's hand, and invited
him 10 close on il, and keep both. ,.... 4
The crowd was mysi6ed.
The professor 10 glow Of enthusiasm at ib,
triumph of his sciene lumbled about, ant
scared up half dime, which he added totht
pile, still inviting lbe darkey'to close. ~ e.
Young Gumbo concluded that he profes-
sor's small change was about exhausted, snt
on The last invitation 10 CLOSE, ideiIberdtel,
shut his hand, thrustSt into bis pautaooni
pocket, and with q "ki- iy-iy % such as onil
young niger can give, disappeared through
the side door. ,zafr
The professor acknowledged himself TO have
been. slightly taken in and done for.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23
Marshal PsIlissier.

The Marshal is now sixfy-two years or age.
Like some other celebrated men OF our own
lime he has been victim Of The tender pas
sion, and has never got over it. When young
he loved and was loved by lady, daughter ol
a wesThy and dinfue niial gentleman OF Paris,
who refused the marriage On accopD; OF the
occupation of the then captain, and of The in
equality Other fortunes, for the PellisSier fam
iIy has no estate. The lovers both remain
single to his day. and they are lovers stilk--
When The captain bad become General fhe
father Of The young lady gave his consent to
the matriage, and then, Pellissier 10 show his
Independence, refused Buthe Hene the eless
dbl vio ence 10 his hefrt, for he had not ceased
10 love the giTl., She is now 46 years old, and
yet handsome person. AS may be supposed,
her heart palpitates ul the announcement oI
his new honors and Of his speedy aFriya. al
Paris His hfolhef and sister, however, who
reside at Paris, soy that he will never marry,
unless the desire 10 perpetuaie his new lille
should have changed his mind. In that case
he would not many the lady in question,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23
MATYRALrzING.

Toledo, Ohio, is great place. Il promises
TO berthe grand centre OF civilization IN a eer-
tain number Of years, ifno other point is se-
leced BY particular request OF the universe,
It's most remarkable manufactures are repub-
licans and bull frogs. The 6rstiS distinguish
ed for its devotion 10 human slavery and ge o.
eral insanity, and the latter ior their number
and their voices. The most important beyer-
age OF The place is fever and sgue, TO dose cf
which every sirsngeris Immediately tTeqted on
his arrival. This consideration for new arri,
walls has givenAhe Toledoans world wide
repu alton. 10 consequences Of the idiosyncTa-
sy, on the port Of the inhabitants of Toledo,
their chiel4ilnports are graduates ffom medical
colleges aud quiuiDe-especialy geinine.-
Halfof the people Of that vicinity are nearly
deaf from the effects of this form OF Peruvian
bark. sr5 aaH ssSs -soas q
Dnring an election that took place al the
above delightful city, not long since, an hisb,
man, 'tlfesh afrove," steppedup 10 the polls.
One Of the board ofelectlon, who was sitting
neal ther window OF the loom in which the
ballot box was situated, observing him, asked
him what he wanted.
"Be jabefs," said Paddy, al want 10 70 at "
s"Want 10 yotel But you can't vote" ie-
sponded The guardian Of the ballot box "un-
less YOU have been naluraiized." -
"Bsn fwhai, snr?" said Patrick. i
a. "Been nhtiiralized' reiterated The guardian.
"&n' that's fwhli have bin, sur!' respon.
-dsd Pat c'" t-s
ga.Bsza4 bs i,las; said ihe guardian ayon
haven't been in the country six We ks. How
was you nRuralizedf"
"I'be wurst kind, sur: ] had the faper Ggee.
DigiI burn me, heit 1t shuck The taith ont ofmt
hid, is did. Would W at now, surl" !. q
|, f'Yes vote dozen tines" said the guar
rdian as n"yeit from The popuace wentup en-
Jorsing Pat; eyes, yoie and begone," and P a
deposited Straight vote. as the guardian sait
| 10 bis companions: can right, 8idn toho il
lacclmoted is nati.raRsed in T0iedo!" 20.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23
BYG.a.aoULD y.

Mr. Wentworth has now became constant
yisilorof the debs!ing room, the members Of
which are chiefymartied men, and, if the full
truthswss known, II would appear, we believe,
That most ofthem, if not all, had wives re.
sembling Mrs Wentworth. Sometimes there
i an undue quantity Of brandy and water at
these meetings, so that some members, end Mr.
Wentworth smong them, have been pnder-
stood 10 have goRe home ipsbTiated. It7was
on one OF these occasions that an intimate
friend veniured to exposlalate with Mr. Went.
worth on his ,habiis. re y.
tTt is easy for you to talk" was the bitter
feply, asboJt the felicity OF mans freside.
Your home. Ihayesno question, is refuge
for you wheh you seek il, fired and dispiriIeo
at night; fofyou have a wife neatly dressed 10
receive you, a cleanly apartment 10 sit in, and
cheerful conversation. But when Ego home,
ii lis to.6nd my wife slip shod, untids, HE
room unswept, and The children dirty Were
] 10 stav at home, what comfort could j fndl
No, the debating room is far pleasauter to me,
aud there viii go. IF Mrs. Wentworth
don't like il, she has no one 10 blame but her
self" i
: Mrs Wentworth does not like.it, but com,
plains loudly al what she calls her husbands s
cruel neglect. p
We shall leave il 10 The reoder who has
heard both sides Of the question, 10 pronounce
who's 10 blame. 3s .s.f