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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
4 MARRIAGE CEREMONY AMONG THE

A correspondent Of New York
paper, who had beon spending some
time in Iowa, gives the following sin
gulnr account Of marriage coremony
among the Hawkeyes:
"Since / came home 1 have received
letter from Cousin Hannah, the
youngest daughter of the Squire In
the town in Iowa in which she at
present resides, containing the fol.
lowing account of marriage un-
dor peculiar circumstances; Talking
about weddings, writes my cousin,
calls to mind one that took place in
the suburbs Of this city, and as II was
very important affair, suppose
you would like TO have an account of
II. Well, to commence: Father was
called to marry, o young couple, SO
putting on his chicken fixins, he was
escorted down to the place where you
went hunting last summer in the
woods and there we found amansion
which was seven feet front and nine
feet deep, and, unfortunately, II was
so low that tfather could not straighten
in it, he being about six feet high.-
The furniture consisted Of one small
shelf, on which lay large coon, mi
nus tho hide, and covered with a rag;
neither chair, sofa, nor table graced
the establishment. Within this beau
tiful establishment was the bride,
dressed in what had been q calico
dress. but was so disfgured by grease
and patches, that it took q close in
spection to tell what it had been.-
After we had taken survey Of this
abode, the groom came in dressed in
q dirty cotton shirt, slouched hat, and
pants made up of ell kinds Of cloth Of
different oolors. How are you sir? i
reckon you're the Squire, amt your
Yes, SIR was the answer. We'll,
Squire, I've got little job for you:
can you tie knot for us2 Certain
ly, sir We'll, como ahead Squire
Whereupon father, raising himself as
well as he could, commenced pre-
fatory speech. Ny young friends,
this is a very solemn engagement
Il know it II that's a fact, said the
groom, taking the chance of pause
in the speech. He then raised him.
self, and catching the lady by the
hand, exclaimed, Come, hurry up,
Squire, crack her through Wait a
moment, said the Squire; what is
your names? My name is William
S-r. Well, William, do you
take this woman to be your welded
wife?' of course 1 do-that's the
calculation all the time Then turn
ing to the lady, the Squire said, DO
you take this man to be your hus-
band9 We'll, / do--that's the inten
ton Here the Squire had to stop
20 get new supply Of gravity, as
his old stock was exhausted, Come,
hurry up and crack her through re-
peated the bridegroom. Again the
Squire commenced. and finally pro-
nounced them man and wife. That's
it. Squire, that's i'll exclaimed the
delighted groom; much obliged to you
till you are better paid. See here,
Squire, I've got half cord Of good
dry wood down here, and if you will
haul it you may have the hull on it
for doing the job so NICE. Squire
K--tsloped with interchangeable
'yown' for his neighbors."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

THE CLAY Go. (Ia.) CANAL WAR
RESEwED.--The Wabash and Erie
Canal, at Eel River, has again been
cut by set of Clay county raseals,
and the canal is entirely dry above
Newberry.u The water has washed
out a deep gully ten or fifteen feet be-
low the bottom of the canal, SO that it
will take at least two weeks to repair
it. 1t it supposed that the same par
ties who we've guilty of the outrage
at the reservoir in 1855 have made
the present bank.-Csn. Times
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

PROM ,hs Daily Evsaisg Courier
TO H Z Z Z I n


az rrvrs sosr
..Aud stlll olove. mo pressd With III,
with one is 70 DO lovely stili."--Cowrrs.
Our love has been 10 summer dover,
For Joys bright ehaples braided
Dropping. when tsmpssi< dsrkiy lower,
BY grlsrs bleak winter AIDED.
We have not loved, ~ those who plight
Their trosh In sunny weather.
while leaves are green. and skies are or'sn'
rorsad iIs's path together.
bat Nc have loved, as those who tread
The thsrny path Of sorow,-
With clouds o'er,a asst, and cause to dread
Yet deeper gloom tomorrow.
That thorny path, those cloudy skies
Have drawn our spirits nearer,
And rendered Us BY holier ties
Each 10 ths other dearer.
Love born In bours Of Joy and mirth,
With mirth and Joy may peFish'
That N which darker days gave birth
sun more and mere We cherish
II looks beyond tho storms Of tme'
tn .orgls deaths dim. shadowy porAii
Made BY advcrsity, sublime,
By faith aud h0pe, immortalii
Then let the changing world frown on.
And fortune still deceive us,
We have. 10 rest our heads NJ on,
hope that win not leave Us
And this win bear our spirtsup
Above each stormy biiiow,-
Can swecton sorrows bitterest cup,
And smooth care . thorniest pillow
when gentle breszes sweetiy blow,
And cloudl'ss skies are banning
The light barqus o'er the waves may 90,
With her gay pennons streaming;
But well the mariner can tall,
should rude waves lasn the ocean,
AsrxADxR snIP must brave the swell.
or sea and airs conmotion-s
And, think ye. whom lie strength he'd proved
Instorms bed leave it everf
Sayi thusi tho.e whohavs truly loved,
WI love through all, forever
or.xAroLfs, sept. 1851.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

: b~ "Pa, didn't you whip me for
biting Tommy" -, -. -, i. y, : -ss
Eyes, my child, you hurt him very
much indeed" ~. s.ss ~
SWELL, then, pa, you ought to whip
mammals music teacher too, for he
bit mamma yesterday right on her
mouth, and / know il hurt her, be-
cause she put her arms round his neck
and tried to choke him. -. - '.ff
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

~ A learned young lady, the 9TH
.er evening, astonished the company
by asking for the loan ofa diminutive
argenteous, truncated cone, convex
on the summitl and semi-perforated
with Symmetrical indentations. s1si
The poor creature wanted thim-
hlallA IIl 10 -Ll--L ---
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: Is doubtful. and fever rendered her inscn.

was doubtful and fever rendered her insen-
siile. There was one who watched her das
and night. and bore ratientlg the ressics-ness
5 OF the sufferer, and seemed never to tire OF
her painful osFiss That one was Mary As
soon as she heard of the accident to Achieve
she judged rightly that her cousin wo' d have
no attendant but hired nurses. How could it
be otherwise s---she never sought the good
will Of any and she had made her dependents
fear her. Though money could procure the
services OF many, the untiring care Of one
who loved her could not be purchased.
Therefore Mary came to be her nurse. It
many weeks before Achieve could leave
her bed, and for the FIRST time iii her life she
knew the feeling of gratitude. Again and
again she thanked Mary FOR her tenderness
without which she felt that she never should
have recovered. She remembered that Ma
ry bad said 10 her years before, We are all
dependent on each other Nor could she
forget how she scolied at tho saying.
when Mary returned to her home, Ade
leye felt loneliness she had never known
before, for no one came to fill her cousins
place No! She had but one friend, and she
was gone.
"As strength returned, Adeleve's old yani-
ity returned also The shrine which con-
tanned her idol had been removed from her
chamber, as the surgeon, knowing the iniiu-
ence it had over her, had feared the effect it
might produce She now desired that the
shrine should be restored to its place and as
her attendants did not dare to dispute her
| orders, her command was obeyed. When
she was left alone. she anxiously approached
the object which contained her idol She
looked and tainted instantly, for the image
had bright red scar upon its cheek and
she knew that she resembed it. When con
seriousness returned, her rage was fearful
Instead of thanking the goodness which had
preserved her life, she npbraided ali who
had ministered to her recovery, accusing
them as the authors OF her misfortune
Wretched Adeleve! the beauty for which
she had sacrificed SO much was hers no lon
ger" ..-. ~.
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~ n
fIhE undersigned have on hand and nov ar, ..
L sale large stock OF Wire Pence, cou,nrisi, 'o'
rious patterns and sizes. We call the att,noa ., v"
who may be Interested in the item OF fencing 10 az az
vertisement. " "u' sd'
For farmers 1t is the best possible kind ST t,.,,
can be used, particularly in fencing on prairie -
that 1t is not without much labor and expcnse
and rock can be obtained. Il is the tghtest &c.,
strongest and most durable iron fence that ba. 80
been tested, besides requiring less repairing tb @
other II has been used TO great extent boil a, ~
Eastern and Middle States, and In all cases has "a We
the general approval of the public. WIN
To those who require fence for a from, 90,
house lot, we recommend wire fences as being i, %
thing, for while they possess only neatar,r ne
over Others in that they disfgure no Iapi,r.s s'
struct no lawn, and thai they enhance ratLr, ~ Se
stroy the symmetry and beauty OF ornamental So e
We take pleasure In recommGndiu. this StyIs n, S
to Railway corporations and contractor. S.n4,.i.'
ieeng confident that ii is the best cheapest ,,yonsy'
ana most durable kind of fences that they an use
We invite all TO call and examine our siork
feb 23-hpif KEITH ROpISsoS a..
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PARRY & FREEMAN.

PARRY & FREEMAN,
Successors to j. VI. SWAMI
Corner of 2hirsl :.ad ) Jefferson, Streets,
IL AVE BOW received their stock of Spring and sum
ner Goods, consisting of a great variety of rich
and elegant goods which will be sold at the lowest
ke. price.
very rich stock consisting in part Of Barege Jaco-
net and Lawn Robes, PLAID and Figured Bareges, lis
Striped Debage~ for travelling dresses Black Fancy
Dress shbs, together with great many oter styles
o. Dress Goods 10 numerous to mention.
EsnbroideTic~ and Lace Goods.
very me stock OF French Worked and Lace Collar s
ana s'eeves, Edgngs Insertings, Fiouncng, Dimity
Bands Mourning Collars, &c, &c.
MUntiiias.
handsome stock Of Black and Fancy Silk Lace and
Berage Aantlas Also good assortment of Grape and
1senncts. Ribbons d French Eioxyers.
large stock on hand, including Misses and Children
Bonnets, Flats, &C
ParasoIs.
large stock on hand, including large sizes for old
ladies.
Furnishing Goods.
fine assortment OF Goods In This line consisting In
part Of rich Embroidered Curtain Muslin Buzz Curtain
Goods, Damask do, Marsellles Q Its Linen and Col,
ION sneetngs, Napkins Damask Table Linen Towelng,
&c. Also inc stock OF CaEpeting.
SioNes, Hosiery * Rtitts.
all assortment in this line for Ladies', Gents and
staple Goods.
full stock of Mushs, Tlckngs, English and Anieri-
can Prints Of choice styles a4
Siofhs, tassinieres d SesiiEgs.
superior stock in this line, Including very handsome
spring and Summer Fancy Cassimeres Marseies Vest.
ing six and Satin do, French Linen Drlings Coatings
hrndsome Summer Cravats, Fancy Ties, Fancy Half
Hose, SILK Merino, Lsle Thread, Cotton Under Shirts
and Drawers &C., &c.
Clothing.
nice stock OF Spring and and Summer Goats and
Vests of fashionable styles.
. Also-Men ant Boys Straw, LeghorD, Pallnleaf and
sot Fur Hats, together with great variety of other
Goods too numerous 10 mention.
Purchasers are requested call and examine.
Arl ~ laa- 3rabn
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iron a. sssp FORT Lsdgsr.l

q Az distant land. beyond the sea.
Hhes, friends 90 thctlce, draw nigh,
So Heaven. When frisnds nave thiiiler goac,
Draws nearer FROM the KY.
Aud as those lands the aSarer grew,
VIXEN friends are long away,
So Heaven itself, throtiSa Owed ones dead.
Gre<1 desrer day by dry.
Heaven Is not far from those who see
With the pure spirits fsht.
But near, and in tie very hearts
ofthcse who ars:ft.
,fa zGry, ISL. G. p stuart.
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usLLTyEET. &c.
Misses McELHIEEEY & CANDY,

~ 8. tSRccessGrs TO TIE Misses Shdscl
DEE: leave to inform the Ladies Of BuElirgon 81
ID surrounding country that they have r. eetvedt
Spring stock of Millinery ana Fancy aooas
which will compare fsVoraby with any siiilisI I,
In The city. We hope by strict attention to businss
merit share OF public patronage. Country hii'lH''
supplied on liberGfterms. e -,
Pinking and Stamping done to order. ApPrnssh.'r
wanted. St0re1n Third Street, opposite 0td aaon
Z. Church. Burlingt on, Iowa. ssfs0N'
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ATKINS AUToMATON.

Or SeIi-ssHh ing sscaT IL flower, the
bes; combined FZachiaic in usc--z 900
building Gar slHrNeHa cS 1857.
TNlsss Machine has Raker always hand, and
4 doing the work, particularly ia lodged heavy
crop, better than aInan.
Saving AT least another hand in binding j. even a
greater grain than labor and Is also
rate mower
The change from Reaper to Mowers very simple and
made in few minutes, and wheel ia attached the
outer end G" the moving bar to regulate the height Of
cutting, to facilitate backing and to FROM field
field.
Printed Instructions supplied to purchasers for put
ting Reaper together and using and for changing
to "A Mower
sS Pamphlets giving impartialy the opinions of
Farmers, its advantages and defects, be had by
applying to LEVI HAGER, Agent.
Once at A Fears Warehouse Water St, Burlington.
feb lS.d&wtf Gazette COPY
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TT Esaa D. r. &. soeTHwoRra.
Author Of .'The Lost HERES" "The Deserted Wife,,
s"TiIe Missing Bride ".ietributien," els q
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Eclectic Medical Notice.

INK, DIS II ENSfbS desires to inform the cltifeb'
- ofBurDgton and vicinity that he has rnanenuy
coated in Burlington foTthe practice fihcd!c'ns.
DR.. D. is graduate of the Eclectic Medical College
Cincinnati college devoted to reform science
and practice 20 those acquainted with the scientific eco
literary character Of its Faculty there Is need o.
words ofeulOgy or commentator.
To those unacquainted with EciectciFu1 W. say oe'
rule In selection of remeds 10 those o
~ that undergo the process dissemination IL the sy
hence we discard Cainmel. Anthony ard Arssrie w
have however, more than fifty concentrated fshs
dies, LAS yet unknown to the Materia Msd!ca o. e"
schools, giving ns greater range In the sefhoss
agents than Is possessed by others e also ds
use ofthe lancet believing IL tip-eynce OF the p~'
clan TO build up rather than depictc. IT.
Several years residence In the South hasgTsh 80,
vorabe opportunities ofcontrastng the diseAtes % "
North and South. to
Chronic disease diagnosed withcerteiEi! by 49,
pressons made upon the gangonic nervous sys'en,I
successfully withou concentrated
CANCERS cured eGeetually withoutthe use etthsAH'
and old ulcers cured speedily.
dispenset.fromt the Office. ,I..
Office over Green Thomas Cos Bank corners ~
ferson and Thirdstreets. Entraneeon Tho ST..
~ a# e. DICKINSON, NE
n. b. Chronic Patients from distance wiz pS
fished with observation-disclosures We ~
peein C directions. 7a '!
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DRs. GARNER e. Pa11Ey
Is u Elm 70 4
l.. IL. DAlsroEr. priuc,nnI.


EermS-FOr unlimited course in Double Entry
Mercantile Book Keeping, Pepmarshp, Commercial
$500.
The course Of Instruction Is the comprehensive
taught, and Is so completely reduced to practice as 10
meet every possible contingency in business.
Penma sbip-Taught III the latest and most
approved principles.
Comfnercia} Law g.FffurPS-Wli bsEiyen
by Mr. {. Ben Darwin one Of the abes, uu tiers Of the
Burlington Bar subjects necessary every ba.nesi
man to be acquainted with.
An Elegant Eip!ama-Cuder the seal Of The
ae college OF Pennsy Vauia awarded 20 al GRADUATED
Send for Circular by mail. (tb lS-wy.
NEW SASH, BUGE I0I HE.ISb FAC.
~ TOBY Nj. Pleasant street, Cpl osits the O'o
Plank Road DEPOT, adjoining the Oh Alii Burlington,
Iowa All common w0T4 constantly on hand AID or
ders, by mail or otherwise, pronptl! attended Ia.
nov, 2sw IRTAu Lopez.
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A sianderer of the softer sex undertakes to
prove that Satan was woman, whose name was
Lucy Fie.
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Read! Read Read.

sB DO you rant to hare q sure prsr.r,,,,
against Counterteting Bank Notssl
Read! Read Read
Subscribe' Subscribe Suh.cribet
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- greatest JH6ge q PAPER u, Rev Ricinc
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received permission to fol-
lOnth awaited himself of the
as in The home Of her ance<-
b. cordial sanction of her
{ SURE OF the affections Of
ssor offered his heart and
Il was to hi profound aston
! jected. In thas rejecting
e.ly, praying his forgive
d experienced and .Xhih-
% betrayed him INTO making
him never to renew his
.er. There was something
"a confirmed and deepencd
wen in rejecting i.im-she
.-toned sentiments he would
n. upon that knOwiedge.-
ni}tl tenderness, lie said
lce in his whole existence,
l willuo; inquire the cause
,t-e certainly Alright TO make
a for ihc act. And after
| may not in honor distress
But this, in parting, | mus,
hence, | shall not 90 out Of
haii never address another
~ Of future weeks OF months,
n ~ think proper TO review
ella, | in!piorc you 10 let
: Come and | Will return
ylur f..,.iH,
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Washington Street, bet,seen Main d. Third,
burlington. soxya.
AVE- in store and are constantly receiving and
ufacturrg the LARGEST and most EXTENSIVE assor-
me ut Of ELEGA NJ dt FASHIONA BIZ FURNITURE
to be found in Burlington, the West
Ourstock willbe composed in part ofthe following ar
ticies
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My Stella! whatmean you?"

"My prayer my lords first, for your forgiveness.
FOEytcenesS!-ny Steia?'
"Ay. my dear iord You before you penitcnt and
suppican who may soon be something far more wretch
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" 80 boxes choice W. r. Cheese. just recef vel nj
for sale by lOcti2l PRESTON BROS.
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Evansville Gas Light COMPANY.

PpIRDS Of Spring.
Nd Five Bellies Polka.
Gentle sDiie.
The NeS Plav Ground
With many other .ew and popular pieces, for sale
by loctl2l T. C0NYNGf0N. O.
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EVANSVILLE, IND. TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER "a 1857
RAlLR0 DIS
r AIIR O a D.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

nN and after TUESDAY, Nov. Sd, 1857, and until
~ further notice, the Mail Passenger train will leave
Evansville at o'clock and 20 minutes L. vi. Nincen
mes al l. 10 VI. and arrive at Terre llaute al 10 Ne
Connecting with trains for indianapolis, Cincinnati,
aud all points East, also for trains the Alton road
for Central Illinois, Chicago and the Nerth W est
Passengers dine at Tere llaute-Baggage checked to
indianapolis.
RETURNING-ieave Terre TIaute Mt 3:50 =. VI. at
ter the arrival of trains from the East and West; in
cennes at 6:a0 Z. VI. and arrive at G:n i. VI.
Passengers hy this train arrive at Cincinnati az l2',
evening, Cleveland ut 500 next morning instead
Of 2:sn p. NJ. as hy former arrangement.
r A MINED TRAIN has been placed ON the road I've
tween Vincennes and Evansville leaving Nincennes
at $40 M-and arriving At Evansville at le:Io NJ
Returning leaves Evansville at 20 ", and arrives ~
Vincennes at6:l5 PM, connecting with the U. NJ
Road for Cincinnati and st. Louis.
OBSERVE,
Passengers arriving ly this train have over hours
in Evansville for BUSINESS PLEASURE.
Freight Trains North of Nincennes. will run as hth-
to-Leaving T'rre Taute for the South at A n; re-
turning arrive II 7erre IIaLte at 6PM.
For any information through tickets apply at the
Company Transportation office, head Of Locust street
Evansville
~ Cars run hy indianapolis Tines minutes fas
JOIN INGLE,
Superintendent
- yincernes Gazette, Princeton Clarion, Sullivan
Democrat, Mt Carmel Register and Mt. Vernon Adyo-
cate take out former advertisement ard copy oct2o II
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
+. Y. CARLILE.
Ntorner OF Main and Waier str eets,
TERMS OF SjssCaIprIoN.


II The privilege Of yearly advertisers Is limited TO
their own immediate business, in their name; and
all alyersements for the benefit OF other persons,
we'll legal alveTsemeBs and ADVERT sements Of
ton ses and Advertisements with the Of other
persons in by the must be paid TO- at the usual
rates.
pOrtion sOcsety association public meeting and no
Communication designed u c1ll attention To mat
ter o nltei or Individual interest can he inserted,
less paid for advertisement.
~ No advertisement can he inserted gTatuitousiy
or chlritlble other societies, public institutions or
Companies.
TT Contracts for yearly advertising will not he dis
'canfinuei unless an Ter that effect l. left the
office and when Discontinued i'm less than year, the
price Of the whole wear will he charged
- Legal advertisements hereafter, VIII be publ
nj the expense of the attorneys orlerng, and not Il
able for the legal proceedings, but cOllecsble at our
isual time. .
~ Our terms for Job Work and transient advertise
nentS are CASH.
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CO-piRrNsa- HIP

3 Ard OIL
~ b1ls Lard Oil, received this day by
z. II. COOK 4 SON.
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SUPERIOR YEA,T POWD r.

The QUickest and .Surest Feast Po,cder erer
htyrdvced.
'a>HiS Yeast Powder far rerior to hops or Lew
ers yeast or any tine quick yeasts use,
Tot max ght iread, bread, hot biscuit Tos,
cakes of All Kinds, dan pling, pudding and every vri
ETY. oi tyi IN tact, even thing that Le made OF
Hour, corn or EucEW heat meals.
- The n..st Dyspepic can eat bread male with
this Yeas, Ti,hou; injury.
This Yeast reuders the real whiTe, light and whole.
soIne and of fresh and sHee; taste aud smell, never
leifyhc any spots or turning IL yellow, in which uual-
tiles SURPRISES tng of the Kind ever Introduced
The manuiactureT WARRANTS this Yeast to give sasisac
tion or The money will Lerefunded.
Families, Hotels ard Stearlluats can I've supplied Ivy
leaving orders nj the manu- factory A liberal discount
made to Grlcers. bR. MAGENISS..
Octl- dNW2m Corner ID & Locust ST., Evansville.