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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03

n,iiR AGRICULTURAL STEAMER N DESIGN.
ed foe cooking food for 81 Kinds ofslockt sios M
inf shnsie biocks carriage and ehalr timber. render
Ing lard and tallow, and for he thug water for ~,
boiling sugar vster making soap. and q variety oi
oihaf nsass The steamer does.the w9ft required IN
ess than half thc tms With much less attention and
y, The sane tms cheaper, Than can be done " anj
vthof vsy iiis pefevly simple, aud safe, being "a
constructed a. " avoid he possibli W q exp 9son
fof particulars call on the Subscriber Price, "a
am delivering the Little Giant aud steamer "a
the faFmsfs 81 fFahkiln. Payete, uaion. Rush aud
Decatur eoaf tiss,at
Cincinnati Prices
All orders Addressed 10 me al Rockville win
meet pfomp, attention. WIN, H. MuLf0kD.
Rockville, Apriii7, 80.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
ron THE RAPID cuRx OF

JoUcHs, COLDS, H0ARsENEss, rNvLu-
ENzA, BROhCHITIs, WHo0PINo
COUCH, GROUP, ASTHMA, In
CIPIENT CONsUMPTIoN,
I'd Cor the relief Of eonsanptvs patients IN advances
siHges Of the disease.
We need not peak 70 the public Of u. virt.ss.
Throughout every town and almost every hsmst Of NJ
American States in wonderful cures Of pulmonary oo-
painis hare made Il alresdy known. Nay, ku av the
hmies In any civilized country this continent without
personal experience Of lie sscs; and fewer yet the
communities any whore which have not among them
some living trophy Of 10 victory the subtle and dan
gerous Diseases Of the throat and lungs whis 70 the
powerful antidote Jet Known 10 Cor the forn
dshle and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs
also the pieasantcst and sAest remedy that can b an
ployed for infants and young persons Parents should
have In sfore against tho nsdious enemy that seas
upon them unprcpared. We have abundant grounds 70
believe the CHKKkr PKc1oRAI lives by the con-
smptons 10 prevents than those u cures. Keep u BY
you and cure your coids while they durable, neg
.sct them until no human sk master the memorable
cAnker that fastened the vAis eats your life away
All know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders End -
they know the virtues Of this remedy need not DO
more than 70 assure them u Il s made the best n
bs. We spare cost, toll 20 produce the
perfect po~.be. and thus afford those who rely
Il the best agent which skill furnish or thr
PREPARED BY DR.. ]. c. AVER,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03

fsrrs Hsute. Ind. Oct. 70, 'ss.i I
br. Hobatk-siri--1he iast three ootties OF your
nlosd Parner and the accompanying Pills, nave 70.
litved me Of Me last seslEs Of my rheumatism, I
consider the cure all but miraculous. Amer having
suesred The moot acute agony. almost without intar'
msson, fof Me last eght ,ear aud being for three
yeana cripple. can scarcely rsaise Me- hct that ~
this moment, snsf having used your Scandinavian
Remedies fof only three months aud low days, am
halls, hearty man. capable Of pertaining manual
labor, aud entirely fEes frm pain. When nrst sp-
piled 20 you, BY le.isf for supply ofyouf medicines
Was lille betiar than an anatomical skelslon. For
more Than Two yoars had never enjoyed ono hour Of
unbroken Night rest, and my mind rihking with my
body, had become greatly enfoehled. The very nrst
bottle wrooghta surprising change Tor The better In
my system, and Alternating that wonderful rostora.
i've, togcther with she blood fils, Tor one month,
felt thssa complete regeneration oivyor fno.
ton was IN progress. was not deceived. am nov,
81 ol yeau Ut age, as free ffcm every symptom OF
rheumatism ~ vas III ~. There can DO no doubt
that this wonderful your remedies aluns
-and am wl'ins. n u viii serve you, orinduce ot-
10 seek relief from the source, that this lot
ser should be made pubic. Yours, &c.
JACOB ATKINS.
Sold By W. W. Robsrts, Indianapolis .. s. Hasson,
Nj Carmel; n. W. Halle, Broofville, brook VILE;
J. n. Clements, BloomlngSrovei Dr. Girord, Laurel.
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Another Remarkable Cure Of Serofula
spsrss. Va, March iss<.

hpsfss, Va, March iss<.
lssan. bsnnst a n.efs.
usnllemsni Your CARERS Spanish Mixture hs'
performed remarkable caro- IN shs poison Of ssFvse
man, afflicted With sefoa IN The vs,, worst form. NJ
bad had hs become that HE eyes entirely eiessd
and had been 90 more Than yeah AZ lasi resors
everything siss had iaiied nsssresolssa 10 W. shs
Mixture We administered ~ sseurdinsso diTsosloa,
aud, wonderful " say perfect care hs. been snselsd
AN satisfied that no medicine equal. Czfssr's span
Ish Mixlute"a. purifier of the bl,od. It's creating
quite an sxeilenen, hsre aud sell. ysry rapidly. Send
another 10, by railroad.
Yours, Respectfully.
A. n nROA DDUa
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What Is Il for

This Woods Hair Restordtives
qass ion ssksi daily BY huadreds. We sasver
vlhsa. hes,asea OF FEAR II eonlssd,eten, The, ..
the only astels known which Will Do al promiss sfuI
the human hrIr. hs'u ssssw ~ gros'ih u ssa sep 4
falling, awin isstors ~ narsi eeisri tis not Hail
Dye, bu. speedy aud enieseioes Restorative. fnsl
bottles u, plnis %; qasrssa prusgisl. supplied on
N propnotors icrms..-. bait. Sun.
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RISING SUN INSURANCE CO.,
RISING SUN, IND.


BoARD OF DIRECTORS
w. row.s,, MT p.s:. j u - s ss..'
y. r cLoss, J. N: JISsmes. ese o,llssr,s,
J. y. ULRkr, u. Hsfukw4v. J. ". TALsorr,
~. Counofon.
:. HATHAWAY, Prssv
n. J. HkrAAwAr, eec'y.
lfr iirs and Marine risks taken AZ equitable
il-- All persons desiring lnsa-snes viii call on
Jso. W. KkkLv, Assxr,
). " oovlSoroS. General Agent.
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FARMERS
P O R T A B L E MILLS
FELroNs PATENT 1855 1855.
For Grinding all kinds Of Grain,
AND
Crushing corn and eobs, and corn
In the huskS.

THESE MILLS have Ia ly been improved, vii.
Il srsEL CokN-COB CRACkE \, and o ; pie q
SITTER attach for bot Com Meal for fam, uss.-
As eomlle tail NAL 10 all purposes OF the
ra, IA y are scAn.wiedgcd, by all od.s TO be the
most durable aud scoIoa zeal mills m he ounly.
Tn yars pat Up all ia y for alta Ming the power.
AM require no ezra sail 10 pce asd ssep thsm In
ofder.
No. the farmers' size, grinds r. Ave 10 nfs~sn
nush er hour, according to tue hneness, vita two
or three horse power
No. ., 20 Gia a d Jaw mill use gr nds 70 H. IS
bu heis hour, aeeorii 10 tue hneness " IA or
hors n W.T..
q a,rls nOr'e Pow.rs, Corn and WHEAT bolts bell.
DC, fa.u hea a The Manufaetuf rspri ~.
lib rel Q cunt made sno eshlo ceaiors and
a. ents. VII rcctioss starting ami DIRE ng &C.
company each null For Mills aud TIE rltory, appl,
" n. +. LAW on, Proprietor or In aua, ~ hoisab
MINI sofa. Once, corner Meridian and Mar land
re- ., few doors sauth Post one, lnd auay ons
fost Oficc address, box 5.
REFERENCES
Members of he State board OF Axrcul ure, fndla.
nat Mcssrr. Howe sh, u NY, ne In :. " NJ or
m'n, ksq., knigptstiwa, I'D, 1. Davis a CO., lnd-
anap0lls, d. ". date a Co., Chicago, H., Hug
gies, N ursr a Mason, boz ON Mas N ssrs. Pratt q
90. For Wayne, Ind; N. Hayden, SO Indiana o.
ls,lnd hassenan 4 vinton; lndianapoi ., Ind, q
wiz a IA will, 4 evelapd Ohl,i kmefy q bfo.t Al.
any, N. VI n. ID. kmef, Co., Chlcago, Illi.
nos MAY 20
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03

Da. Fonsna--Dran STA ,-Yoa <lll reco lei
selling noe one dofhn bottle Of ,ouf Altserss ia n
n board The steamer Ohio No. Y 90 he upfAfd lTp,
Al utthe pth OF iuthsf November last have 1ldil
all but two bottles, and cat say Ia hat a.
and known u ficd has cured more dse. sea, aud m
Shorter lime, han sns mediulnt elsI hss IA
has already become popunr her. - could sell q
large quantity Oft u ~as gtneia !, known hat al
Hay hdii on hand. should be a II zoe you'd
ap ont me sole agent ~ tAs sale Oh IA ths place
inh much az ne otnr m rchsnts In the pls . IRE
agents for Other medic mes nt Hofil halt seh. II
you do 10, ! VIII do all Cen 10 give ne nsdlcins
dc Q rcuiati"n. A. all events, please ~ lend ne
one dozen each ~ your dlnerent Aised botties asa
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03
.JNO. w. KELLY.

NOTARY PUBLIC, BR0oKvlLLE, IsD.--is pre-
soc, ac.
orFlcl-ons door sonh Of Slaughter = VIII.
iams ore.
spnii7S
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03


DR.. Robsst, Dear sir--i have read In The nowspa
pcp many accounts Of cures effected BY your seand.
nsvian remedies, butt consider my oNn case At isast
asintersstnf and marvellous ~ any Of them. 30 far
~ you concerned, one testimonial more iets 10
u uis consequence. Year fame 10 s<is and
my statement csnnot add 70 your celebrity. uut for
The bsnsft OF my follow creatures, desire 70 make
knovu Me fAets. When called upon you, ~ The In
stknes OF adesr friend, on ths s1si 90 March Lad
hadbeen nlne ysaU asunefefffom cAtaffh. The iff-
iaiion OF the nerves and membrane OF The head Was
90 Intense mat sonsilmss u almost drove me Grassy
could mol sleep, and vasnessf free from unpleasant
sensations. Atvsrioust mesese dsnerspt ply sloisns
had attended on me, each ons treated IA bis own
Wy, bat none OF them DID me any good. | despair.
ed Of ever seeing another veil day, and when called
styuf consnltssion rooms, had ysfy iiiils hope Of
Fciisf Ny your advice, entered immediately upon
regular eoufss Of yeuf Scandinavian hiuod Purifier
aud Hood f1lis. Twas encouraged By the cheerful
aud hopeful Va, In which you spoke, and resolved.
strictly W follow your dreotons Ia less than week
al ths worst sympnns Of my disease bcgsn 10 take
mldsF form, and 90 continued 10 Improve nom week
20 week 70 veek, until, a. the end 81 thfee months
my head vasenurely rolieved. and every OF the
catafFh had iefme. Htiii, however, continued 70
lake me remedies Cor nearly ain weeks longer, DO
cause tound they we're bslIdins up M s.renglh.a
sinesths cure vas anlshsd. and have experienced no
fsspse. shonld b. glad 70 zee hs letter, OF lhs sub
stance ~ ", In pfnt. Tor tbs guidance OF others. -
You're, with hesrtIelt gratitude.
hrs. AUGUSTUS coocH.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03
DISEASE vANQIs1IE1.
BY Dr.. Roback's Scandinavian Rem

A vTER years OF study, snslysls and experiment,
~ pr. kobsek, the eminent swedish Ply slclan.
suecesdod ~ producing medicine from the noun
sin herbs 20 his I've land. which Direct, up
the esusos Of dsoassin hs blood, aud b. rsstof.
nE the corrupted buntsin " life 70 q condition 81
health and purity, expels disease from shs system
wherever Il may Be located, of shatescs may be- its
ehsrscssr indigestion, nervous complaints, epiiep.
No and othef nts, coughs, consumption In is early
ssaees, sore throat. bfcnehs. fevef and rgue, sss
ma, low spirits. sexuai incspacty, fcmenine weak.
ucss, prcttnk OF me skin. . nvtomatie Of parsi,
rheumatism, sufslxs, tamor, cane, disbstes. las
Iude snd debility. dlsrrssh, aud al other disorder,
Of The organise fesprssion the liver, The kldne,s
the stomschs nerves. o. The muscular nbre, are unef
rinriy cured 81 this preparation. Il 70 The nsrEsts
nonn or seeds Of disease what an nikn 10 % 40.
id II neutFases them with sbsoluie certainty, while
Al me same time 10 requisites the sscrstons, removes
Characterization thc bowels, creates .rcnsv
bodily sigor snd rsFenantes even animal function
such 10 the nature such he escs OF Dr. kobeck',
famous seandlnf Wan Blood Purifier, which, taken IN
conjunction with his hlood PILLS, will not onl, ob,e.
fsts The mast painful diseases, tni prevent their re-
eusrsnss, and lsnshsa life far beyond iss ordinsr
span.
drusFist etc., 81 regular agents, OF OF Dr.. Roback
sole proprietor sud manufacturer, III sscamore-st
Cincinnati.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03

William Young, 4 state o. Indiana, Marion
". County. ssh
w,ll!.% rSsT .,sh 10 ne M.iisa c.rssl'
and he Indiana The State OF fudIana,
Company. .......
BELT known hat he siofo n tho above named plalnn
by hisstt rneys died The once ofhs elk Of the Mari.
on Circuit Court HE comp Int against ssd defendants
In the above entitled cause tsFother Nth an afdayi
Of pete 4 person, hat sld defendants WIN am
rsrsn and janice NJ. Qu,niy, are eot nsIdsnts u
the stnls Of Indiana.
said defsadents therefor hsrehy solnsd o. lho
nlinF add pendsnc, of said ,ompla NJ against them.
and that unless they appear and or demn hefe.
10, ecalii.f OF aid cause on The second day of
NJ next ssin ~ seil Court. v be begun and held %
Monday Ia October neat said complaint, and tho mat.
Yer and things herein contained and ALLEGED, vii be
JSo, O.. NEw. clr.,
Mcdonald Porter. Attorneys fOr riainua'
June ~. aus
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03

Drown AND BLkAcHkD MUsLiNs AND TICK.
ID ings, constantly on hand, aud every grade OF
sheetings aud shirtipgs, for sale low, NJ
Brookvilie, Ind. TfNkkAkiMbLh's.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03
', D. ffAha


FoHEHoF, o. Dec. I, IS
Ia, fonsnai-Yoaf lnsdlcins hns confI fslf cured
mo, and an nAo ane fIoll, aud no tlfus u HAfu-
matle palms aiout ne, 40 yer, thAnlfnl thai "a
made appearances On ihls liace lac tns '. srsf
n.~ hav' 10, thai zoe do nol sosnef = nlucn
.uhu ug md pvule would have 10 de1t nNsy.
hope you may a NA}s he su.csssini a. ne, and
live 70 good old age, and Ueser ru1ei silh tho
iiheumntlsm. ! have onis used ehAi balm ioasht
ei ,na' sne an nov snsx man your unly,
ROBf. hkATy,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03

nfEN AND Boys HATS AND CAPS; A GOOD
M sarir y OF the late styles. sessonabis Hat
aud cape slways on nsno o. TyssR q KaxsrsSg
Hrookvlils, Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03

BLANK DEEDS,
of every description, aud Mortgages. also, Books
and stat emery OF various kinds aud qualities. BY
Brookviiie, Ind. Nv. KELLY.
aprll7.H
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-03
rem sss hss. John y. fInisxs tHE
1910 cInaInnslI. Msfek IN. less

Csfiheale f'ou, u. L. Starr. II. -. al.
have tnown Mr.. forsha Alternative fslu 10
perform affy rttfaofditMy suFt uptu hofss that
was tefy lAdy cut, soias Tine sl4ep r..4..
used u externally, v ~ good effect. ftenexf Il 10
be pc fetiy safe ana efaeacious rsosdy
many conf lsints. F. 49,.
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To whom all orders must DO directed.
For sale b, all country merchants and druggists
In ths United states and OanGdas, aud BY AZ. w.
Halle, bfeok yllei A, n. Case, New ffenlonl James
Turner, Fsirnslds Charles Van Camp, MelaInerai q.
oinord 4 Co., Laurel. aud n. shfiner, Anderson
Vile.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-12

Mas SinDoNs The year 1912 witnessed the
formal leave taking of Mrs. Siddons, an nctress
of the most tranScendent talents Mr.. Young
himself related to Thomas Campbell, the poet
Of Hope" the IMPRESSION which that matchless
W IMAM once made upon himself when he was
playing with her in ''The Gamester," upon the
Edinburgh boards. In the fourth scene of the
fifth act, when Beverly has swallowed the poi
to charge against her husband of having been
seen quarreling in the streets with Lewson, ex-
claims, "'Tis false, old man They had no quar-
rel; they had no cause for quarrel" In utter
ing these words Mrs. Siddons caught hold of
Jarvis, and gave an exclamation with such pier
cling grief that Young said his throat swelled
and his utterance was choked. He stood, una
BILE to speak the sentence which he ought i'm
mediately to have uttered The promptor re-
peated the line without effect; when the gifted
actress walked up to our tragedian, and in low
voice said, "Mr. Young, recollect yourself!"-
Bentley's Miscellany.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-12

A PEEgUNED HEEAIH.-ShAtlady gentleman would re-.
main under the Of disagTeeabe breath when
ing the "RAlN THOUSAND FLaWRHs. dentifrce would
on render II sweet but leave the teeth white aabas
teri Many persons do not know their breath bad
the subject l. 90 dseate their friends VIZ never mention
aud wash the teeth night and morning 5Ocent bottle win
last year. -
REkuTiEut CoNPLExioS be easily acquired using
The Balm Of Thousand RiOEerS.n It will tan, PIN
Piles, and freekes roul the akin, leaving Il Of
ateus- Wet towel, pour drops and wash
the face night and morning.
sH&vISo MADE EAsT.We4y your EhhRinshFueh IN ether
warm cold SttE pour two three drops ',Baul q
Thousand RloEers" rub the bearl well and will make
beala son later much facilitating operation ofsha
ing. Price only dfty cents. =
.-a.tsi5.i.ss y. T, FETRIDGE & CO.,
FOs sSls b 7. h LOGAN CO. 5sII-lydGW
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-12

TRADE IN THE EAsT INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO
This question was the subject of especial con;
sideration by tho board of trade of Boston, at a
general meeting of that body on Tuesday after
noon. 1t is stated that the merchants of Boston
who have no interest in the trade of the east,
are unanimously of opinion, that they are de-
MED participation in rich and undeveloped
field of commerce in tn East India Islands by
Claims of rights of dominion on the part of the
Dutch and Spanish Governments, which rights
are not practically maintained; and hence, that
our government should without delay institute
an especial Investigation with regard to these
assumptions of sovereignty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-12


INFLUENCE OF CRY LrFE.-Rev. DIR. Scott, the
eminent Presbyterian divine, has been lecturing
before the Mercantile Library Association of
San Francisco His views ofthe influence of
city life on youth, widely differ from many who
have treated of the subject, but are well worthy
attention:
The country and the village may he the best
place for the birth and carly trimming of youth (;
hut it is in the excitement of the city that the
highest developments of mind are made. The
powerful minds that have swayed the deStinies
of mankind, though not commonly born in the
great city, have generally gone to reside there,
TO feel the pressure Ofthat activity which would
draw out their strength, and to find theatre
suitable for their talents Our men of letters
have their homes in or near our largest cities.
Hume, whose authority is great in all matters of
mere literary experience, says that "a great city
is the only fit residence for man Of letters."-
This IS true. In the country there may be leis
ure, but there will be want of impulse for in
tellectual pursuits The mind languiShes in the
midst of wilderness. "'Tis better" in the
development of intellect, +" to dwell in the midst
of alarms, than reign" in horrible solitude
The mind without congenial spirits StagnateS.-
ut gathers the rust of decay" as the immortal
Chalmers says, 'by its mere distance from sym
pathy and example" See hispoity Of cities
1t is the presence oflibraries and of literary
men. and under the pressure of intense excite
mcnt, that the human mind ordinarily comes
forth in its greatest power.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-12

A SPEck OF RoMANcE.-A lovely widow, fair,
fascinating, but not forty, residing on Main, be.
tween First and Brook streets, has been for some
0sgs 81 av Ge a9o
crossed SO for, indeed, as an engagement. But
between him aud the contamination orhis hopes
there stalkeda grim monster, in the shape ofan
ancient gentleman with heavy purse. The
yellow gold overbalanced the youth and good
looks of he young man, and the venerable lover
was accepted. Yesterday the couple was about
starting out to celebrate their martial VOWS,
when the first lover confronted them. The old
chap was all alive with excitement and anticipa-
tory pleasure He consequently, I'M the exube-
rance of his soul, pulled out one hundred and
fifty dollars from his pocket, and hoped the
young man would DO saIistled. Tho yuutig man
was satisfied, and although minus wife is $3.50
in funds this morning.-LOuisritie Journal Sth
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And all Druggists

Grey, Red or RasIy Hair. Dyed Instantly to
beautiful Natural Brown Black. without the least
injury Hair or Skin, by wSi. a. BATCHELOR's HAIR
DYE.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been awarded
wM A. BATCHELOR since 1879, and sn.OOO appea-
have been made the Hair of his patrons Of his ia
Dye 1t produces colornOt be distinguished from
nature, AMI Inure In the least hOWeV
long 1t may be continued.
Made, sold applied lin private rOOmA) in the wig
Factory, 29S Broad Eay,N Y
fold all and Of the United States, BY Drug
gists and Fancy Good Dealers.
EB-The Genuine has the and address, upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each box.
WILLIAM a. B&TCIIELOR,
eS3 Broadway, New York.
All others are counterfeit.
sOldby N. LOGAN CO.,
decRT:1m Bridge Corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-12

How MR. BucHANAH's INAUGURAL WILL RE
WRlrTEN.-During the late Presidential canvass,
and ut the moment, gallant Senator from the
South was proclOiming the certain election of
Mr. Buchanan, feather dropped at his feet from
the wing of an eagle that was flying over. The
gentleman preserved the quill, and, to-day, had
augural address with. It was not plucked by
man from the wing, but was the free aitt of our
national bird Washington Cor, Alexandria
Sentinel
The Lancaster Intelligencer says the above
statement is correct Senator Brown, of Miss
iS<ippi, is the gentleman referred to. The quill
is now in possession of Mr.. Buchanan, at Wheat
land, where he saw it on Friday, and, in accord,
ance with the request of the 'tgallant Senstor,"
it will be used by the President elect in writing
his Inaugural Address
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-12

Tue Governor Of New York must have a sym.
pathising soul. He last week pardoncd out of
tie State Prison seventeen convicts, the MAORI
ty of whom had been Imprisoned for such venal
offences as burglary, grand larceny and rape.
Good conduct in prison, where the offenders
cannot help themselves, probably procured this
act of cIerncncy The moral changes which take
place in that refornatory institution do not last
very long. One of the burglars recently par
doned by the Governor, was caught last week in
store in Beaver street, where he had gone to
make midnight inspection Of samples of goods
kept in that place for sale The Governor has
just gone out of Office. which will probably save
him the pleasure ofrcleasing his friends the sec
ord time from the difficulties their loose notions
of things are likely to bring them into.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-12

The Boston Times reports that frog supper
was given on Thursday last, by distinguished
bon ripant, toa few friends The game" was
of his own procuring, and of the right kind
having pond manor of the same near Chelsea.
The Times adds: The frog business is becoming
one ofimportance, and we hear that as many as
1000 fat green hiders, are procured in day by
good sportsmen They sell for 3 so per hun
dred; and when they become better known as a
table delicacy they will command still higher
price. No taste has to be cultivated to enjoy
them when properly cooked.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-12

PREMIUM on TEEToTALlsM.-The Atlanta (Ala.)
Intelligencer, states that the Western and Atai,-
tic Railroad gives bonus TO such. men as agree
to abstain from spirituous liquors as beverage,
varying according to their posts. Engine men
receive $S7 90; conductors $25; and train
hands, fircmen, wOod-pasSerS, SO per quarter
OF the employers of the road, II have agreed to
the regulation. The result has been that re-
lnarkable improvement has taken place, not on
ly in the habits and conduct of the men, but
wonderful difference has been made IN the acln.
al sowing ofmoneY to the road.