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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

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Perhaps you may think tho inclos.
cd not inappropriate 10 your Journal
When the American ffigate Merri-
mac was In Southampton Wator, sho
was visited by the Earl of IIardwiclkc
and his family; and in return for the
hospitality of the officers he invited
them TO his house. One OF those of.
ficers sent to his friends an account
of tho doing at Lord Hardwicke's
house, and the letter has found its
way into the Journal, paper pub
lished at Washington, in North Car
olina. Some passages will give Che
reader lively idea of lis character.
We sat down TO table nc halfpast
seven O'clock. These are always
opaulette and sword occasions. Lord
IIardwicko's family consists Of his
countess, his eldest aon (about eigh-
teen or twenty, aud Lord Royston by
courtesy three OF the finest looking
daughters You ever saw, and several
younger sons. The daughters-Lady
Elizabeth, Lady Mary, aud Lady Ag-
nits--aro surprisingly beautiful; such
Development, such rosy cheeks, laugh
ing eyes, and unaffected manners you
rarely see combined. They take q
great deal Of out door exercise and
eamo aboard tho Morrimac IN q heavy
rain, with Irish thicker soled shoes
than you or | ever wore, and cloaks
and dresses almost impervious 20 wet,
They steer their fathers yacht, walk
the Lord knows how many milos,and
don't care a cent about rain, besides
doing a host Of other things that
would shock our ladies 10 death; and
yet in the parlor they are the most
elegant women in their satin shoes
and diamonds i ever saw. The coun,
tess, in her caronet of jewels, is an
elegant lady, and looks like a iii
mother for three such women. His
lordship has given us three or foul
dinners. lie lives here merely during
the catching season; and leaves here
on Friday for his country seat in
Cambridgeshire, whore he spends his
winter, as do all English gentlemen
of means, in hunting, etc; and when
Parliament is in session, he lives in
London in his town house. Here hs
has host OF servants; and they wear
the gaudiest liyery-white coats Will
big silver buttons, white crayats, plusl
knee brooches and vest, with whit,
silk stockings, and low shoes. Lore
Hardwieke's brother is Dean of York
a high church dignitary; has two no
bio daughters, and Is himself jolly
gentleman After dinner the ladie
play and sing for us; and the othe
night they got up n game of blind
mans buff, in which the ladies salt
we had the advantage, inasmpch a
their 'pctticoats rustled, so they wer
easily caught They call things b,
their right names here. In tho cours
of the game, Lord Hardwicle himsel
was blindiolded, and, trying to cate
some one, fell over his daughters la
on the floor, when two or three of hi
girls caught him by the legs an
dragged his lordship, roaring wit
laughter, as we oil were, on his bacl
into the middle of the floor. Yet the,
are perfectly respectful, but appear O
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
Disease Expelled from the Blood The
HOMELESS Cured

Dahng tho past year, nvehundrod and nine persons,
who had been given by regular physlcians, have
been radically curod py Dr. Robaek's Scandinavian
remedies. The list, taken from DR. Robaeks book
Of cases. follows 40casoso Of dyspepsia, Of scro-
fula. 30 OF nelplent rheumatism, OF eeneraldeblI
~, of disorders, and OF sexual weakness.
Upwards OF 1850 less serious cases have also been
treated BY him with ontiIe success. His Blood Purl-
der and Blood pills cure all inorganic malades, BY
cleansing mo blood rom the impurities which
and sustain disease. See advertisement In another
cnlnmn.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

CLAY MONUMENTAL last the
ground has been broken and the ex-
cavations commenced for the founda-
ton Of this monument Of a nations
love for the departed patriot and
statesman The promptness and en-
ergy with which the contractor is
prosecuting bis undertaking attests
the wisdom OF the committee In the
letting OF tho work. The ceremonies
incident TO laying tho cornerstone,
appropriately fixed for the anniver-
sary of American independence, will
not again be postponed. Lexington
Statesman.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

Asa Spring aud summer Medicine, Carriers Span
sh Mixture stands pre.eminenl aboyoall others. lls
singuarly scious action the blood; it strength
ening and vivlfyIng qualities its touic action the
LIVER Ia tendency to driycall humoF to the urce;
thereby cleansing The system according 10 natures
own prescription; lis harmless and atthe same time
extraordinary good effects, and the number or cures
testified to By many Of the mostrospeciabe citizens Of
Richmond, Va, aud elsewhere, must DO conclusive
evidence that there Is no humbug about Il.
Thstrlai Of single bottle will satisfy the most
skepucal Of rs benefits.
See advertisement
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
Respectfully submitted,
III ENRY L. DIR, q. s.

A LIrTkE WAR.-perhaps many
persons who consider themselves we'll
informed ON pointsof currenthistory,
are not aware that the great United
States of America has, under tho au-
spices OF flllibuator diplomacy, drifted
into the vicinity of a war with the
Central American Republic Of New
Granada. The commencement of
thu difficulty was tho Panama massa-
ere. In which a crowd Of returning
Calitornians got into aquarrcl, thence
into bloody fight with tho natives.
A commissioner was sent out 20 OK.
amino into the affair, and he cast the
blame wholly ON the Granadians, Inn
plicating their government, and by
way of Indemnity for the past and
security for the future" the Grana-
dams were modcstlyrequcsted to give
up TO the United States the entire
control over the Panama Transit
route. They resolutcly refused 10
treat the proposition with respect,
and IL Is not altogether improbable
that our country's annals may be
adorned with another Grcytown ep-
isolde in the way of war.-Oineimdti
<,y1nnlcFctdf.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
s<s- The Jeflersonville RAILROAD %

~ Inc JcHcrsonVllle hallfOad 20.
reports through its President, that its
floating debt has been reduced 10 S99,-
900, and that in addition 10 this, the
Company has purchased s24, 000of its
own bonds. IL is proposed TO iron
the branch from knightstown to Shell
byyille. During the year, $4,000
cross-ties have been laid down, and
most Of the trussel work removed
AZ A. Ledger.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

Hsl- What blessing il the Sabbath. Il
gives as rcst from the hustle, hurry, weary
ing toll and perplexity of the six day y
labor, and enables MS 10 como forth 10 our
Mondays pressing demands with now on
ergy and new zeal. Without this respite
we should much sooner wear out Without
its moral bearing, tho best Of society would
soon be brought down 10 anarchy and bar
hariam. -.--
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
IHood's Hnir Restoratire.

We advise those Of our readers in state OF single
blessodness, who woula win the idol of his lhearss,
and enjoy that felicity kdown onlyto .hosein married
Iifo, 10 restore The hair their bald pates change
their gray locks TO their original color, make them
glossy silk, ~ using Prof Woods hair restorative.
Il Is the standard remedy FOR all diseases Of the
hair and skin.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

SMALL SnveR CoIN.-One of the
interesting features Of the United
States coinage operationsof late years
Is that Of the smaller silver coins,
which by tho recent action Of Con-
gress will hereafter form the princi-
pal part Of our silver currency, in lieu
of the old Spanish coins. OF thenew
coins Of twenty-five millions in val
ne have been coined during the four
years, 1s53-l856; and the product OF
domestic silver is now over $500, 1000
annually. The new coins having a
legal value of five TO ten percent. be-
low their value as metal, viii not be
absorbed or lessened hereafter for ex-
port or manufacturing purposes.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
S. C. FRINK, nj. D.,
DENTIST,

III tluTunH OF indianapolis and vicinity that he hna
taken up permanent feEldonce among them for the
pfnoilee of his Profession.
Having had Che experienced large aad sueoes -
fu practice Ia tho ely of brooklyn, New York, the
nst years, eombinee with determination 10 excel
does not hesitate 70 say, tia, ANY persons who need
moal sklilnl and finished manner, ,eito hs iaceare
Hieaee " rpeaed iia, may feel The fallesteonhdence
In hi IA na nanthi of established reputation
lncorrupuble Porcelain teeth Inserted on Gold sl.
yer or platlna, with his Improved continuous Guns,
coloFcd 10 llfe,--ffem one 90 an entire set, which
for beauty and lelko appearance cannot DO suFpna-
sed.
Every operation necessary for the preservation and
beauty OF the human toeth will be performed la tho
mont careful, thorough and perfect manner, and nt
prices witch eannot ihl 70 give satiahclon All work
Warranted 20 per9Fnthc services promised Tho beat
OF reference given whom required.
once from 4 A. a.toa NJ once over the bal3
of he Capitol, arst hoor No. East Washington Il,
ana IN
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

INV lVtNi APlH 81
The Herald has received advices
from Honduras TO April LIST. Sey-
mour. the new British Superinten-
dent. had been sworn in rs her Maj
estys Lietenant Governor ofthe Bay
Islands, causing much excitement in
Honduras. as indicating that England
had no real intention of ceding the
Colony to Honduras.
II is rumored that tho Guatemalan
army in Nicaragua had been defeated
and also that San Salvador had de-
clared in favor Of Walker.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

~ We understand that band Of
fellows calling themselves the srcgu-
lators," near, or in Harrodsburg, In
this county, went to tho hotel in the
place and forcibly took man by the
name Of Spclts and tied him to a tree
and gave him, Il is said, t,co huudfsd
and forty strokes with rods, so much
injuring him that his life is despaired
of. They also took another man by
the name Of Cole, and beat him Sc
verely Bloomington Republican.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
ID VAeY T0 Tg TRvg INTERESTS oF FRMGRs MRcA

a perfect equality with each other =
In fact the English are a great PEG
pie"
The English public knows Lord
Hardwicke web, as one Of the most
respectable Conservatives in the
House of Lords; a gallant officer and
an authority In naval matters; in de
bates, as d man in earnest, business
like, and high-mindcd.
Very respectfully yours, b.
American women, and men too
may get valuable hint from the
above, and try and get ON health and
strength by similar means.-EDs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
BOO AGENTS WANTED II

A LUCRATIVE AND PLEASANT EMPLOYMENT
A GENTS wanted 10 soll Dr. Frosls London vegei.
~ ablo bilious Pills throughout The Western
States
We want industrious and active men 10 canvass the
country thoroughly, and deposit medicines with eve
~ family. We are employing Agents 10 canvass on
ootor with hoFso and buggy. al tue following torms
Canvas ern on foot poryeaf, horseback $500,
with hoIsV aud buggy, $50. Agents are required 70
furnish horses and bugglta,
la addition 10 the above salaries, dofFay all OK.
pensos incident 30 Tho bnuness. It's an agreeable
and heAlthlui occupation TO young men, giving them
good opportunity 70 make money, without The ponsl'
billy OF sustaining loss accfulng from selling ON COM
Intslon. Applicants should apply Ina person, adj
dreas II further Information ha dealio cd, The fropre
tors By letter No QUO wall be employed for less
contract 10 thnt effect.
We shall require security In all eases II not
personally acquainted with tho Applicant as We shall
enrust In bis custody monies, medicines, books aud
receipts 10 the amount from hyo hundred 20 three
thousand dollars J. M FROST N co.
Priaelpul once, No. North Meridian ~, Indian a.
polls, lnd. apsi,9w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
treat Cure after Physicians had Fail-

cd.
Ruasel,llie, Ohio. Jan. 10. 1850.
DR.. q. NJ. Jaekaon-Doar sir-swe would Inform you
that We are oul OF Hoonands German Bllsers, which
meet with ready sale. One -four nelghbors has been
doesofng lorsome time, two think abouttwo years,l
with all tho doctors In The countbut all Of no avail
He looked a. much like dead man going abon, as
anything We compare him TO. HIS disease appeared
10 DO AZ OVERLOOKING Of the gall. With hard persua
sIen, We prevailed on him TO Try your lbers, with
The promise that II Il did him no good, NO would
charge him netting foril, provided ho took six bot
Ties, according 70 the directions; this no has done,
and Is now entirely cured, has become we'll nah -
The has created grea, sale In this nelghbor-
hood. Respectfully.
EDWARDS q BROWN.
Sec advertisements.
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

Balance Of receipts over oxpendf
lures, $40 03
II isvsry gratifying to your Grand Scribe
10 be able 70 report our beloved Order in a
rcsising condition.
Divisions which had been dormant from
70 IL months, have been revived, buckled
on their armor, forwarded their returns for
the last quarter, and say they are ready for
the war against Rumoeraoy. From the re-
turns received thus far, ID win be seen that
during the last ak, and especially the last
three months, the limitations and additions
far exceed the former six months; a strong
evidence that the members are at work and
our friends are coming 70 the rescue
The whole number Of contributing mem
hers. however, show that there has been
considerable pruning Among the dead limbs,
making room and free circulation for
the healthy ones, who are determined never
70 give up the ship" until the enemy Is
conquered
Your Grand Scribe regrets 10 say that
some OF the Recording Scribes and W. P's
too, are very remiss Ia duty as 20 their re-
turns, some have been received without the
p. o. address, which necessarily occasions
delay In forwarding tho Pass, and Tx 9th
ers again without name or number Now as
some Divisions are located a. different
place from their r. o. address, Il IL very es-
scntial thatcvery blank In the rcbrns should
be filed
As considerable number Of Divisions
have made enquiry FOR Combinations, /
would suggest 20 this Grand Body the pro
priaty Of having a number printed, leaving
the name and number blank. 10 supply the
Divisions with any number desired
The Grand Worthy Patriarch having
given q very fall report Of the operations Of
Divisions, your q. ;. deems /, Unnecessary
30 add anything further, except the follow.
ing communication which was received a
few days ago from Bro. jackson, of Blue
Lick Division.
Hoping we may have pleasant meeting
and return homo by the blessing of Him
who rules our dostiniea, with a fall deter
minatlon 10 labor moro ardently until the
monster, Alcohol, with all IL evils, shall BE-
driven from our beloved State.
Respectfully submitted,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

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$3.50 s*~@""I 10y
DE-. Robaek--sirs 1.-The last three boiiles Of your
Blood Purner and the accompanying pills, have TO.
lisysd ne o. the last sssire Of my fAeufastism.
consider he cure all bni miraculous. Anef having
snncred tho most acute agony, almost wtthout fntcr-
mission. the last eight years. and being for three
yes cripple. can scarcely realize The TACT Thai n
his momcnt. uner having used your Scandinavian
Rsmedies for only u'ree menshs and s1sy days. an,
hale, hearty man, capable Of pcrlorning manual
labor, and entirely free fom pain, When ] nut sp'
piled Y yoa BY letter. Tor supply q ye1s nedisns.
more than Two years had never enjoysd one hour Of
unbroken night resl and my mind sinking with my
body, had become greatly enfeebied Tho very nrsl
bottio wrought sufprsng change for HE better In
my system. and nftcrtakinr that won dorfu rcstora.
ave, togelaer with The Blood Pills, for one month,
felt that complete regeneration cfeyet ysnImAl ane-
a Of yesu Of age, a. ffee from every symptom 81
rheumatism a. was al 20. There esn be 80 doubt
that the wonderful eureifdue 10 yonr remedies alone
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uyIfE AGRICULTURAL sTEANnR IL DESIGN
- ed for cooking food Cor AL kinds ofstoeki steam
ing shingle blocks carriage and chair timber render
purpose. II IL readily eonyertedint cauidrsn for
boiling sugar water, making soap. and variety OF
other nsos The steamer doesihs work required IN
II the sane time cheaper than can DO done IN any
other way. II Il perfectly simple, ane safe, being 20
constructed a. 10 avoid The possibility Of explosion
For parilcu ars call on the subscriber. Price, 80.
I am delivering The Iitue Giant aud steamer 70
The farmers OF ffanklin, fayeite, Union, knsh aud
Decatur countlos,at HIEEf.fIat
sei 50 Cincinnati, Prices 80 ~
An orders Addressed 10 no a IreekslIs viii
meet proffpi attention. ga MN. X. MuLIohp,
Rockville, Arriii1, 90 a ''r s''N
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rHr GREAT ENGLISH nKmrpY. 80
~ sIR JAMES cLARKEs
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,

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r q, General agent for Indian.
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vEARIwuAT Mr. o,nRfFN GAYS.

Ny Blessed Doctof. our Inyamsble advice, Kind
attention, and the miraculous power OF you Blosd
Purifier and Blood Pills, have made perfect cure Of
my many complaints. People who have compsinis
been written 10 several times regarding yecr new
method curing diseases fthe bladder and Kidneys
&c. by yeur new medicines. ~ - -" q a
have always given tho most encouraging replies,
because you were % sncccssfnl In curing my Gaze,
which every doctor who saw me pronounced me iocu-
rabic. was considered a. deaths door BY all who
Jaw me, except youfself, vhe saw cav amldthc wreck
OF disease one island of hope and that you caused
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