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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

WORMS! WORMSI!
PERFusoN & yEo's vgRMIFUoE, 20 ? sale |
sep ~ w. l.. FAaeunAR q Co.'s.
NEW YORK
D Y { H 0 u Sc,
WALNUT STREET,
(Wcst Side. bet. Sixth and Seventh, J
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
NyEISo. SECURING. STRAIN FINISHING.
~ sc, sc. Particular attention will be given TO
cleaning white Cape, bfoche aud printed Shnwls
ALSO, Damass Curtains, Carpets, Rugs, prnggois,
lIrorders from tho Country promp-
tiy attended TO.
aug g9-ly WIN. rRAsDALE.
PICTURE TAKING.
TJiE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO INFORM
i me public, aud particularly those who wan.
story OF lales building, 10 open 10 fair and clon.
~ weather, aud he guarantees good pictures
call aud zoe the pictures OF some of the best loo.
KING citizens OF the place.
7 =
W W. l.. FARernaR ~ Co.
rSLAsswAREa aud chinaware OF superior quail
! u isy at SLAuonrkR a WILLIAMS.
LrREsn ORANGES and LEMONS al
! L apr2j w. l.. FALaunAR a Co.'S
DOwDER.-Jusi received Kegs Rlee and Can
4 L non Powder.
jaly II w. l.. FARounAR d Co.
UAliS.--Robinsonf Superior Hams, Should.
/ III ors AID Sides for sale a.
apre5 W. L. F.werHAR & Coz.
lfENRAcE CHAINS, &c, a large supply at
SLAUGHTER a WILLIAMS.
FARMERS, forcra Cradles goto
L w. L. FAReuHAE & Co.
,-,AsnIoNABLE DRESS cooDs--A new suit
! - piyat LiscK q Fame unaR's
pLAcKsMirn's Horse Shoe, and Nails sold by
l7oR DRIED BEEF. BEEP TONGUES & boil
VIZ. l.. FARsum.r& Cos
III Sep ~ ID. v.JoHSsToS.
RALn OF THOUSAND T : 'SnzsTs q,
w DIV. JOHNSTON.
mr.. MAyS's AGug BALsAM.
nR. FoRsnA's BALM LrSiMEHT.
4 u d. V. JOHNSTON.
rfOCK RAlsERs.
- We have Tow extra Copper Hull Rings.
nov w. l.. FsRoruAR a Co.
THEA. TEA. IRA.
j. For the best Teas In the market, 20 TO
nov w. l.. FAReunkR u Co.
pIBBoNs, LAcEs, AND TRIMMINGS \ ~ ( 2 GEN
. ~ eraiiyss Fo. bAhEh's.
yrYANTED. Two good Saddle Horses, tina
w will also work In buggy. Apply al mi
once.
pISH-Jusl received smoked HalIbui, whlp
. Fi.h and Mackerel wholesale and retail by
Q JulyIt w. l.. FAReruAR q Co.
rRoN, Steel, and Mould Boards constantly Of
handal SLArenrER * WILLIAMS.
, TNRoDUcE, Produec.-Aii kinds OF Produce 4
! u kcafor Goods at SLAUGHTER * WILLIAMS.
/. yTIoLINs.-tf you want good Violin 20 TO
July n w. L. FkRouukR a. Co.
lust RECEIVED. 10 hif bis Mack srei, S hlf bl
j White and Cod Fish, at
y apr2S W. L.FAseunAR q Coz.
: I ARD. MOL Prime Family Lard IN Kegs, e
= IL sale bv WI. FAsermkR A Co.
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PUBLIC SALE,

piiR undersigned will sell at his residence, two
/ miles south OF Motamora, on Pipe Crock, on
Saturday, February %, At 10 O'Clock, tho follow
Ing proper ty to.wi.
So head OF Hogs. , mich Cows, head stock
Cattle, Farming utensils, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, 80. Terms made known on day o
sale. NOAH y. WILSON.
Jan 81 ave
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27

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HEALTH AND LONG LIFE
FOR Al lii
DIR. ROBACk's SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES
A last the grand object Of Medical Science Il
"a attained, DR.. Robseks Scandinavian Ren,e-
dies actually perform what thoussn Do have prom.
ieei, bat never accomplished. They purge from
tho blood tho corrupt particles which create and
feed disease. The oasis Of all the solid portion.
Of the body I. The blood, and N that nuid Il pure
the whole organization must necessarily be VIZ.
orous, hardy aud heaithfui. Hence, In the prep.
aralIon and conjunction Of the ingredients Of nj,
famous Scandinavian Remedies, Or. Robackf
great object waa 10 produce a medicine which
should dlslniecl the blood, In all cases. lie sue
cceded. and the consequence 10 ,ha, the operation
Of hls Scandinavian Hood Purifier aud blood
Pills, upon almost every species Of disease, islits
that OF water upon the desouring element, lite.
rally eSingulshlng the malady. Persons suffer.
lag from DEBILITY from ehlldh Dol, End new sIgol
Infused Into them BY those wonderful ilfe-length.
ening restoraslecs. Teoy cool The heat OF fever
create appetite, render egesIlon perfect, rgulai,
The bowelf, promote sioop, invigorate the repro
iuc,ive organs, In both sexes, control all dlsor
deFs The liver, cure seros, bolles juniors and al
skla diseases, and BY Importing 10 the vital nals
Vow elements OF health, literally make life plea
sure, instead OF the wrarlsome probation which 3
musIalwayabe 10 The Invalid. Those remedies ar
composed solely OF Swedish herbs OF rare modici
nal virtue, never before introduced In the prAc
lice OF pharmacy. Physicians Of The highest note
IN Tho dlscoverers native land, and In other part
Of Europe, have certified 10 tho value OF th
medicines, and they have never yet been admin
islercd without being followed BY marked success
IL isimpossible TO enumorato In az advertise men
atenih Of The complaints forwhieh they are infai
blc. sr1lee ITO say, that there IL no dIsorde
of any organ, unless caused by maiformallon, 70
which they are not adapted; and for tho smpl
reason that they act directly upon tho elemen
which rcnows, feeds and susiains all organs, viz
The ycnons blood.
Make sure OF the genuine articles by purcha,
Ing only ofrespcelable dealers and regular agents
or OF Roback hImself,G east 9Th street, cincin
natl. where he mayb be consulted, By letter as vel
as personally, In all esmplles,ed and dlfieu
cases.
Preo OF the Scandinavian Blood Purifier, 9
per bottle, OF IS per half doz. pills, es cents nc
box, or ave boxes for 81.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-27
nHETcHELL,s NEW NATIONAL
MAP OF THE UNITED SIlIRS.

WUI VI IHU UNEIII = u INT,
fgcpubfic of Mexico, Central Ans
erica, West India islands,
Cuba, Ac., &c.
rpfifS NEW AND WILL EXECUTED MAP rs
4 nyc feet four inches by nye feet six inches, In
size giving view Of the wholo United States, and
The southern States OF Mexico and tho Central
American Siatcs, with tho northern portion OF
South America. II has Just been issued and con-
t'na tho locations OF the towns and ciilea OF Kan.
sas, and On the wcsls eonsis. 70 isan indispen-
IDLE article Ia every ilmily and viii be furnish
cd 30 individuals NJ tho manufacturers price, and
can DO bad only Of agents. The aubscrlbcr wall
visit the different portions OF this and adjoining
counties as rnpldiy NJ possib bio nud hopes 10 meet
with such encouragement. as lhe merits Of tho
Map deserves.
Oct tOtf WA. p. SWEET.
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THE PROHIBITIONIST


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AtA M,Coy, o member OF me Executive Commit.
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Cutting.

A good stock Of bindings, cordlngs, silks
Thread, Buttons, &c, always ON hand. Those
wanting such articles viii please call.
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rOUNTRy PRODUCE. - Slaughter d
Il Williams keep on hands ~. kiuds o. country
Produce, Pork, Lard, sweet Potatoes lflsh Foia'
chean for cash.
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CLOTHe. cAssINEREs. EeTl
TRIMMINGS.

have "a complete assortment of tho above nam
cd articles, aud will always be prepared - make
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suUV FUIHHIh yuufH WuIyg
MARY ANN roMeTocl

For sale BY ~. W. Halle, Brookviilo; J. n.
Clements, BloomInegrovs; clifford q Goblo, lou.
rel l..,a A..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-09
FOUR DAYS
Later from EgggOpe.

PORTLAND, April Z. The screw steamship
Canadian, from Liverpool 10 A, NJ, March
%, arrived at this port at 10 Is this evening,
bringing four DAYS later news.
GREAT BRITAIN. -Previous to the dissolu-
ton of Parliament, Lord Palmerston. in re-
ply to question, stated that no direct over
lures for the return of the embassies had been
made from Naples, but indirectly it was asked
whether sending the political prisoners to La
Plata would be considered sufficient. The
British Government, however, would not be
satisfied with the King Of Naples merely
emptying his prisons to fill them again.
commercial treaty with Morocco was
laid before the House. The House then dis.
persed.
The writs for the new Parliament were
made returnable April 30.
The English press generally speak fvorably
of the moderation Of President Buchanan's
Inaugural.
Birmingham reports improved orders for
iron from the United States also full export
demand for other goods. At Nottingham,
business both in hosiery and lace was well
sustained. In wooden districts there had
been dullness.
FRANcE.-L Letters from Marseilles of the
18Th, say that the American ship Adriatc,
being arrested in consequence of the collision
with steamer Lyonnais, the captain demurred
to the jurisdiction of French Courts, and an.
pealed to an American tribunal. Objection
is over-ruled, and the cause will be heard be-
fore tribunal of Commerce. The survivors
OF lyonnais are waiting to give evidence.
There was but little business transacted
last week by the Paris manufacturers. From
some Of the manufacturing towns, however
accounts are rather favorable.
News has been received from Algiers an
nouncing that one fifth more land has been
sown with wheat this year than last, and
growing crops promise abundant harvest.
SPA1N.-Cadiz letters state that the forts of
Vera Cruz had fred on the boats of the Span.
ish war steamer Ferroana, whose Commander
has demanded explanation. There are sever.
al French and English ships On the station.
The Mexicaus boast that they can have assist.
ance from the United States
SWITZERLAND. = Neuichatel Conference
would probably meet goth, matters being now
supposed amicable. Prussia's proposals are
SAID to be that the title of Prince OF Neuf.
chatel shall remain attached to Pruss,an
crown revenues shall be paid to King for
four years Switzerland to grant general
amnesty.
Diplomatic relations are suspended
between Austria and Sardinia.
The Piedmontese Gazette announces the
recall Of Count Paar, Austrian Minister with
the whole Of his legation, from Turin. Aus
trian citizens are transferred to the protection
Of the Prussian Minister. The recall takes
place without rigorous diplomatic rupture.
RnssiA.-Russia having demanded explain
alton OF recent landing of three hundred
Poles and Turks under Mehemit Bey from
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-09
Kanzas Affairs.

.rhe arrival of Gen. Jim Lane in Kanzas was
hailed by the free State men in the territory with
hearty manifestations Of JOY and satisfaction. He
went M the Missouri river disguised with blue
oyeralls, slouched hat, large. old-fashioned Cog
eles. blue blanket coat, and wooden wrapper
round his throat, completely hiding the lower
part of his face.
A correspondent of the Boston Trapelier, under
date of 25th Of March, writes from Lawrence,
that '.the emigration still continues to pour in
with undated rapidity, and the town is full Of
strangers. Two months OF such emigration will
settle this question Of free Kanzas beyond a
doubt. There is something grand in the power
of numbers, and that influence is already being
felt. Already, IN every settlement, the pro-savs-
~ men are selling out, and to-day there are less
bona eide pfo-slavery settlers and less slaves in
Kanzas, by one til I'd, than there was year ago"
The Leavenworth correspondent of the Cincin.
matt Gazette says -
al is well known here that just before the ad
iournment of Of the bogus Legislature, there was
q project on foot anon the free State men to rise
and wipe out that body, with its records and acts,
at one blow The free State men in the territory
a Q an lBuhtedly strsng enough to have done II,
even though opposed by the Uuited States troops
But the more prudent among them feared the eff
feet Of little civil war on the Spring immgTa'
to3 and the step was finally postponed.
The elements are all here for grand rising, ana
the flame of excitement wants only little tanning
to grow into tremendous blaze.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-09
0RCEsTER- DAILY YwTHURsDAY. APRIL 8.

English steamer Kangaroo Oh coast Of Circas-
STA, the Porte has appointed commission of
inquiry.
PERsTA.-An armistice for three months is
agreed upon between British and Persian
forces
Advices from Constantinope state that
civil war is raging in Persia.
JAPAN.-The two British steamers forced
Port Mangaratt, in Japan because they were
refused admission contrary to treaty. Com
mission was, however, made to the Emperor,
who published an ediet giving orders that the
t rec points should be opened, but crews of
any foreign vessels are forbidden TO penetrate
into the interior
HE POISONING AT Hone KoNG.-The Paris
M0nEeHr give details of arrest and interroga.
ton of the Chinese baker, who was executed
for poisoning bread at Hong Kong. He stated
tina t he acted agreeably to orders of the Vic
cry, brought by a satellite OF the MandaIius
The orders informed Allumn the baker, that
If the English declared war, it was his duty to
assist to their destruction that he soldiers
used hre ands to fight them. and he was
to use poison. If he disobeyed these orders
his family at Canton would be thrown into
prison, and his property confscated. He
made two kinds Of bread-oEe poisoned, for
the English, which was inadvertently given
to other foreigners: and another, only for the
Chinese
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-09
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Alpine Hnir Bnlmn.
FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL


COLOR.
warranted to Cure Badness, Souri, Dandruf itching
and all diseases of the Skin This Balm gives the scai
new and healthy action; restores the eoOring matter to
the roots of the HAIR which passes through The Hair and
gives it natural ce Tor without the ase OF hair DYE
Hundreds of pre- paratiOhs have been introduced pre-
lending 10 preserve the Hair and keep it from falling off
composed OF Oils Alcohol and ct deleerious II erals
and all to no use Hair Dyes have been introduced that
do not give the Hair natural color besides being rouble
some TO use. This Balm is not Dye. Knowing that
preparation needed to do what required for the
Har the proprietor duced to exr eriment until he
could obtain article that would be he exact remedy
and after years trial he has perfected this Balm
Iii soothing and em0en aays all irritation of the
scalp, thereby stopping that troublesome itching II
Dandruf and Surf, and when Re HairI t1rnaJ
gray will nrng it back to its original co or be Bla,
Brown or Auburn 1t makes the Hair soft and 4 ssv
prevents the Hair from falling OF as will be seen nan
using this Balm for only few days-fe will be Civ to
the roofs OF the Hair, and growth will so,on an, )
Growth does take place at the e. d of the Hair
be seen in persons who have their Hair dyed If Va az
anime hair that has been colored for week yon VIII "a
towards the roots that the hair has come out gra hence
1t is necessary to have the fluid at the roots NJ & h;
heathy' that the Whole hair may be natural color Each
hair has root IN The skin, and is of itself a hoov re
tuDe through which there is constant circul tior 80
pigment from The root, When this pigment or eoorino
matter dies out 1t leaves the hair holeN, and n ~
gray olhVent Balm that would produce this piymrnt
mas Deeh the study of the proprietor Tn disoavsr, ~
tue Alpine Hair Balm will do IT, II will bring the h,;r n
Us natural color by making The coiong matter in
. the roots Of The hair ~ ~
1t mistaken notion that off or prpase oil, , -
hhr, as hOthing can be more Injurious me Alnins
mar hAm VIII restore the skin and save m. haiF ~
those who have been sick with fever or any disease
prepared by Q. A. MASON, Providence n /
For sale by all Drug lists
D. T. IVES co so MIX street, sostan. SOLE Whole
sale agent or the Untd States aud CAnadas '''
Agent 10 worcester I'LL, Mechanics, Bloc,
geo. ~ spur. zOl Man street.
lam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-09


The KALLocH TBIAL-0n Wednesday morn
ing. Immediately after the opening of the Court,
the jury having this case in charge called in,
d the fore nan stated that they had not agreed.
and there was no probability that they could
agree. Thereupon, the papers were taken from
them, and they were discharged. The Boston
Journal says -
I" 1t is now understood that the Jury on their
ballot, in the afternoon, were equally divided,
standing six for conviction and six for acquittal
Messrs. Hyde Of Lowell, Couch of Watertown,
and Staples of Cambridge, were the strong advo.
Gates Of an acquittal, on the first discussions in
the jury room, and these. with MessTs. Rock
wood and Spooner Of Ashland, and Kingman of
Reading, made up the six who were for an acquit-
tai on the first ballot.
Mr. futile of lowell, subsequently, Joined
their views and af forwards the foreman. Mr..
Russell Of Lexington, came to the same view.
This makes the eight who, from that time, nine
o'clock ia the evening, were of the opinion that
the offence was not clearly proved.
The other four. Messrs, Messenger Of Cam
bridge, Hastings of birmingham, Hutchinson
and Nichols of Charlestown were for convic-
ton, and remained throughout.
Throughout the morning until the discharge
Of the jury, Mr.. Kalloch and his counsel, Mr..
Dana. were in Court, and went out together, and
WITH Mr.. Steen. The case will probably never
reach another trial"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-09

At Detroit, on Thursday, Eunice G.
Hall recovered $4,000 damages from Geo. w.
Carne, for breach OF promise OF marriage.
Carne is wealthy, and we should Judge from
the account given, deserved to bleed TO that
extent
At New Orleans on the Goth ult., the
editors of the Picayane partook OF strawber-
ries grown in the open air. Mosquitoes have
appeared in Wilmington, N. c., in good con-
dition.
On Thursday night last, Mrs. Beniah
Berry, residing near Sherburn's Corner about
four miles from Bangor was so badly burned
that she died on Friday. II is said that she
died on Friday. II is said that she and her
husband were both intoxicated at the time.
There are large fires raging in the
woods in the neighborhood OF Wilmington.
N. c., and serious damage has been done 10
the interests of the turpentne growers. A
letter from Wilmington states that all extern
sive producer OF turpentine near that place,
had lost by the lire upwards of 26 900 tur-
pentine trees.
; In Lowell OH Tuesday morning, Pat
rick and Jerome Hayes, Irish laborers, while
engaged with others in the yard Of the Meiri-
mack Mills, IN excayatng for the foundation
of new mill, were buried by the caying Of
an embankment, and before they could be ex.
tricated life was extinct. Four others had
narrow escape from the same late.
A proposed amendment to the Consti-
tuition Of Ohio, under which adopted citizens
hereafter would have to be residents OF the
State for one year after getting their papers,
before they would be entitled to vote, was lost
in the House for the want of the required
thIee-hlths vote.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-09

LIaUoR TRAFFrc GTEMs.-At Lowell, the most
energetic measures have been taken for the sup
preston Of the liquor traffic. We understand the
authorities have already shut up more than fifty
shops.
The liquor agency of the town Of Northampton,
says the Boston Telegraph, has been great in
stitution for the past year, A committee of in
vestigation into its affairs, report that the intent
of the Law in requiring registry has been entire
ly frustrated In January, there were 100 sales
to persons whose Christian nemes are not given !;
also sales to fictitious Names such as " Mr.. Deaf
man" Mrs Darkey," &c Sales have also been
made to persons VIGOROUSLY incorporate. to one
person who had had repeated attacks of delirum.
There were fourteen sales in one month of whis-
key, rum, and gin in September, six sales of
cider brandy to a man who had repeated attacks
of mania pOtu, and whose family were in con-
dition of beggary. The committee say;
. We have been shutting up the dram shops
and prosecuting engaged in the illicit traffic,
while we, as a tolon, through our authorized
agents, are selling freely to men Of incorporate
habits, and thus making money and drunkards at
the same time"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-09

New York, April s. Flour Sc easier on common com.
mon to Straight State IS 81 65 Upper Lake 80 a
5 80i common good Ohio extra 90 6 35; extra
Genesee Is Wheat steady sales 5000 bush; south
ern white 55 624. Oats easter; sales s400 bush;
900 bush; mixed 6Sf 69c in store; white 6S SO, new;
yellow do, and n 72c for od round yellow 6S 69c,
for new Pork better; sales 1909 bbs $2S
bbs country mess si2 Is IL; prime 10 IS ii So re-
packed Chicago. Is l6 20; prime mess 20 81. Iarf
lower; sales $40 bbs, lag 14!c Butter heavy Ohio Is
a20;; State, is 25o Whiskey steady; sales 500 bbls
Hemlock sole, SO 3s1 Fish quiet; dry Cod steady;
Macketel firm. Coffee frmj sales $500 bags; Rio lot
20O bags; Mu.covado o. lOt Hagana lie Oils steady;
sales $1,000 gals Spirits Turpentiue steady; sales 1000
bbls 46 At, cash; crude steady. Hides quiet; sales
active Tobacco active; Kentucky 1885, Rice dull.
1alloW heavy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-09

CONNECTICUT ELECTION Hartford, April
Z. We have returns from all but 81 towns
in the State. The vote in the towns heard
from ioots up 90 600. The Union ticket is
1000 ahead, and the majority will be increas-
ed.
The Union State ticket is elected.
The Union party have elected 100, and the
Democrats IS Representatives, with twenty
seven towns to hear from.
The senate will stand as at present advised,
viz: 10 Union to Democratic members.
The Congressman will stand as before re-
ported; Dean and Clark elected; Woodruff
and Perry defeated by small majority.