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THE DOUBLE LITTLE Gaanr.
OR TWO MILLS In ONE,l

Patented May, lS54.-Improved In 1886
YHSAaE Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill l. a slmnls
N ana portable machine formed on the COTE mill
plnoPe entirely OF cast iron, for farm and
use, ana designed for preparing food for stock which
~ aoes az e rate OF ten to twenty bushels per hour
according TO the size of the Mill. An Involvement
mas peeh effected in its model the present seaso,,
mIn consists IN adding another Cone and set Of
crusherS together with mpro red Bridge Tree and
IN suDsttntnga box platform in place Of the old legs
py means OF all OF which the speed Is nearly douhlsd
ana when required) the Mill adapted also to vrindng
eheheu corn INTO hommony and fine meal for family
use. Dy reversing the motion, or in other words by
running IL backwards, ten fifteen quarts of meal 10
ne Dusei are obtained, and the balance Is superior
hohihohy or good food for feeding
me ADFANIiGE or FEEDIRt1 CORN AND
COB MEAL PR0VEY
Henry Alspaugh of Greenfield CO. Ohio savs.-.yn
o'f myself and brother raised a large crop Of corn
anu purchased 100 head of cattle fattei MY broth.
ca Msihg 10 divide our interests offered me fifteen
Genus per hundred pounds for his choice of the cattle
W 'he NUMBER OF seventy head accepted. and he
$500, MS seventy, leaving me one hundred and
haas we men divided our corn; he fed his Sin the
shock, and had mine ground together with tbainh.
anu eu II ~ tronghs, nailed TO trees around the 4rd
VI! Drothers corn did not hold ont near as L,1g ~.
ihe, though We had divided equally and he fed Sew
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sneu ieeaihs the cattle were weighed and sold Il
was louhd that my cattle had gained five bounds on
- pnureu over double what his had gained and Nv
Proht were over one thousand dollars more than ,e
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door, two doors below the Henry House = -
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-31

ps5-A fashioabe la' y, a well known
Queen City beau y, CT, ssIng Vine rsei, i,
n Fourth, la.eIy, was 80 irIghlncd by
ering pair vi horses sttached to a
ea'y wagon coming rapidly TOW ards her
hat she started forward aud fell 10 the
ground The horses would be- upon her
~ few seconds, and a gentleman, hap
1ening be near, caught mold other dress.
,nd endeavored to remove her fron her
perllous condition The dress gave way.
md the gentleman believed he " ~ould be
.ne Involuntary wi.n,ss Of a dreadful ac-
ii en-.
Tie vehicle was within few yards Of
he terrified lady, who Shralk covering.
,ier protector turned pale and u, mbled.
What could he do; how couli hc save
,erY Must 50 much beauty prrsh-mus,
hose Lowell, limbs be hrok, n--must their
ymmelry be married? Oh, horror, no
Despair neryed him, and lie reached
orth once more his stnlward arm. I he
,rtath of the horses was upon his cheek
de seized the ledy's robe again; !, didnol
aOw rnd at his grasp, and m a moment
he was drawn 10 bis sid,--iusl us Oh,
,eavy vehicle Numbered by.
Thank Heaven YOU are saved,' ex
lnimrd tie z ntlcmau.
THANK my hDoped skirt, rather, 'mur
',pred u G far lady, aud famed in hel
protectors arms.
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mcEUprAxIsw'

In defiance OF the general agree
ment OF IN National men OF all parties
to'suppress agitation" and preserve
the Union" the following "incendia-
ry" paragraph appeared in the last
~. Y. Express. r
"A negro belonging TO Longsn
Harper, in Chicago, in the State of
Mississippi, arose in the night and
killed his wife and chopping off her
head, after which ho hung himself to
a tree near the house. The reason
tor this horrible deed WIS, that his
wife, q beautiful qusdroon, wasosliged
to submit to the sensual capriees Of
her master" .,1 tafr'
We defy any one 20 devise or give
currency TO u more ''sectionai' and
exciting item than the above. Here
is q poor, ignoreat, helpless black
man, whom the law deprives of every
dollar Of his earnings, every rag Of
clothes on his back, OF his own chill
dren. of every thing but bis wife; and
his master improved on the laws in
EQUITY and takes her also, leaving TO
the wretched negro but that last re-
source ofthewronged andimpotent--
Death. And Of this resource he,
whether for good or evil, avails him.
self. What was Hamlets tragedy, or
Othello's to this nameless negros.
Bear in nina that IL 10 not the fact
of IN nm A humanity To Man" that In.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-31

rnR c1A1x COUNTY cAsn- --xxa pocT1ux-
The doctrine laid down by Judge
Leavitt, in his decision Of the Clark
County matter, goes virtually to this
extent: that in cases where hn exec
utive officer of the United States 10
arrested by the local authorities fora .
breach of the criminal iaws Ola State,
and writ ofkabeas corpus issues from
u Federal Court to inquire into- the
cause of his detention, II IL sufficient
for the tribunal before which the writ
is returnable, TO be advised that, at
the time when the offcnse complain
ed OF was committed, he was PROBES.
sedly engaged in serving be process
of an United States Court, and aD,vr-
der must be made for his discbs rye.
IL 10 true that the honorable Judge
does not, in direct terIns, come up 10
this position; on the contrary, he de-
clares that the point to be inquired
into and determined by the Judge
issuing the hdbeds corpus, u, whether
the act for which the party is impris-
oned has been done in the discharge
of official duty" but, nevertheless, ne
treats the case throughout - Il IL was
thing ascertaiued that the deputy
marshals, when arrested, were strict
ly in the line Of their duty. andias II
the act of Congress Of the second Of
March 1858, by giving judge ID the
District Court jurisdiction In snch
cases, imposed upon him, NJ the same
time, the obligation, in all cases, 10
discharge the person detained. II 10
also true that he Processes TO inquire
into the facts OF the case-dcclares
himself to be satisfied that the deputy
marshsls were at the time Of their
a, rest, in the rightiul and proper dis
charge of their duties, and Iaysdown
several legal truisms touching the
powers and obligations OF executive
officers entrusted with process ingen-
eral; but from beginning TO end he
appears topresume that the presump-
tion of right, justice and legal propri-
ETY. Of conduct is in favor OF the.ked-
eral and against the State authorities
that while il is difficult to imagine
the possibility of the one doing 9TH
erwise than in strict accordance with
the law, it is equally difficult to look
upon the other in any light but that
ofmalignant offenders warning against
the peace of society, and plotting to
disturb the tranquility Of the Union.
Gin. Commercial afa. sgot
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-31
MODERN pRHAcHusa.

1t is startling to reflect, that with
traditions, teachings and myths such
as no other form OF faith can boast,
opulent in morality and philosophy
80 lucid that the hearts Of little chill
iren can receive them without discom-
posing the intellect, our Christianity
has resolved itself into a an affair U.
sermons, which in their turn are at
airs OF rhetoric elocution and eupho.
ny. II is useless TO deny that We
think infinitely more OF preaching
than Of praying, and q good deai
more Of both than of calm reflection
and O well balanced life. We go "
Church, as Mr.. Sheriff says, Ito b,
tickeled." Some of us like hard anu
pitiless logic, and some Of Us dulcei
sentences, fowery figures and music
al periods. A good many Of us can
not endure . preacher who Is not
comely TO look upon, and who has
not voice Of siren sweetness. IL
deciding upon these qualifications W,
believe that some women are govern
cd by q well.regulated code, anu
Judge the preacher very much ~ they
Judge French hat. As the piou,
crowd emerge from the meeting-hous.
all the talk is of the sermon and it,
author. The dissatisfied pronounc.
il TO have been stupid, while the pleas
I'd insist that II was delicious and ed
flying. Some have been bored almost
mortally, while others have been en-
tertaincd almost TO ecstacy. Tn,
preacher is denounced ~ fool OF
eulogizsd as an angel. And all this
time there 10 an Eternal God above
pitifully listening, let us trust. 70 thos,
who take His name in vain, not mere.
ly in speech but in all their life
thoughtand action.
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naS- his isthe Professors description
30 de elemfant, in one Of bis lectures OH
,lisnry.
"He is as big as hay-stack on fore
vha,i-spikes, with head like -four.
,arrel, wld ,idrs of sole-ledder tapping
N each side oh il. an nose six too.
hing. squlmin' around like the lngin-
ubber hose. and u coupleob lerfs stckin'
'ut de mouf Ike two barber poles rkin
ouI ob basement bart,r shop. Wn,n
10 walks, he rolls from side 10 sile, like a
lay er man jis, landed; an | specL The
rason a,n. brcnu.e his feet are very tender.
ior he = got Germs on all his toes. lis
foot nm sufiu like colored mans. oney
oroad,r; but like de dalkey's. dc hollis r
ob il makes hole in tie ground. When
ne war made II seems 10 ne dat dey stood
ou fur Oh dim ghari-spikes aud den
piled all de meat dey could giton. D,y
den m'de agraby ofsand-stonr and gutter
persia. brown dust. molasses and W ay dog.
and poured II alluber dc flesh, md derc ufl
it dry. When com TO de tall, de stuff gid
out, land dey had to cut il shorl'
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BEWARE OF FILTRATION.

Married menan unmarried women.
il seems can flirt without legal danger,
but not so bachelors and matrons. A
single man W 10 flirts is in danger Of
either losing his liberty altogether.
or OF being breach-oi-promised into
paying dearly for the privilege o.
keeping it. The Supreme Court has
decided, through one OF its judges
that when man has for long time
flirted with a girl---waited upon her
in public, visited her in private, givcn
her presents, anu done similar amia.
bic things-it is a primd facie proofol
his having promised TO marry her
And il has also been decided, in d
neighboring State, that when u marri
cd woman flirts, with any body bu.
her busband) she furnishes primo
tdcie evidence OF conjugal infidelity
which In trial for divorce, must tel
powerfully against her.
This il good. What business hasa
man to nirt with gill; perhaps win
her affections, occasion her to lose el
igible opportunities tor marriage. anu
then sneak of under pretense that h,
was only in fun 2" Or, what righl
has a married woman to practice up
on infatuated youth those allurin,
arts peculiar to her sex? Let then.
beware hereafter how they seel
amusement in these forbidden paths
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Cbnits -l5nstn.


LA HUNDRED YEARS TO CINE.
Whore v libs he brds ihs sing
ti8'i hu drsa year 10 mef
- TIE 60 ere that nov In beauty spring
ir1I 4 hanirei ,safs 70 osme' =
The .sy lip. f4fa eet
Tleiofty row, 49,. -..s.,...
The he n that beats t....
90 raiiy now
ofwhers ~in be i..vs's bearing eye,
Jog piessant smiles. and sosr " y sigh-t
-. A hundred yesrs 70 comet ff'ii6e
Will rress for gold mis- erowfed street
hundr years to Gomez
si' whs n read yon ehu eh with wllilns fs-,
f' q. 4 hundred yca sts Gomez 1uo ~
.n Pale. <s~bi'aE as ,iafs - (
ol And fsr, soulh, s., -ts
And childhood, sith
Its brow OF truth.
- ns u b and p or, on land ard sss - -
Where viii u nigh niiliossls a
- A hunercd- "a sso scnss a,fW
-. We an vi hin our graves hall sleep.
if~- a hundred yearsts eomet .if -
r No living soul for ne viii weep is
f,. Ahandrsd y~s loepnss lass isf
nuf other nen 5000.
Our lands vii M,
And ather men
Our 81 ssts will all;
vhiissih.r. birds vill dng assay.
A bright The sunshpe ss TO asy,
A ha a ed ys1 10 tome ta
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HII#
- .ff.a a.nrf
fpassed around this world Of ours,
Bshel-ing seas, and woods. and flowers.
AID all else could see;
An. every feeling ny s'ui, sti
sad, AL ws,t fonpos 70 pole,
itsah-pp, sVria 10 me.
Issw ,hs song sers In the grove,
kueh ~ah i,s voics " joy aua iove. q
A. cavedal ssssaid be-; sf. f1fff
While eve. ngsr ssvp.s'.i 70 cry, : 4
AZ each " I'd oInvfs 70 too~,-yie,
lt'sA happy ~prid 10 ne.
The ar was hall Of buss life, sfI
Aad eve, tnins, IN srDirss strife.
From toe rsgls ~ che bee, It...
bysvery mese, p, down, athwat,
rrsei insd, .'yoa know, BY ms pcrs,
h'sa hap.y woris " ms.r 6
The ashes, 700, their story ell 81
of tiim who dosth al Ia nx. vel;
IL bro 4, aod lake, aud ssa, W
9 Fac. nsny nbs -, ., n a. round '.'a
frsn suris tsr's' ~ deep y. ofound. 3
nsshalpy world 10 n'e. fliH
ftnsw that pain. and sorrow, too.
= Ia % b wsrid sher sark a ,is. do
. : bat thl. I'm sure Iss fss hf.
rhrirs sisits s~ an fss .. tween
Alag ~ path have aiwAs sb>en.
li'ss h-pp, world u me,
The ph'losephis sons ho'd. i4'ais
OF wii-h tho adcisnt siss NJ ntlid.
has never couid n scot r
i'us H irom Truth psscioa. mine.
Ands nc BY u ~ Il hos ihlpes,
hsa happy wocisto me.
nApisos, Ind, Jaiy, 81.
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p6rAt a recent examination OF a
bankrupt il was observed that he kept a
great number of banking accounts.
II see. saiI the learned Judge. "tbat
you have had six orseven bankers; what
could you want SO many TORI
"To overdraw them, 10 be sure" was
the frank and candid reply.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-07-31

S~The intoxication Of danger, is
like that OF the grape, Il shows ns 70
others, but hides us from ourselves.
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~ Genuine politeness is the frst.
born offspring of generosity and
modesty.
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BSr II is no sin against our moihr'
tongue to use words u It to be found in
the dictionaries, provided they are neces.
sary and not manufactured barbarously
Every woid must have had a beginning,
and flour fathers had had no inventive
genius we should have had no Ian
gusgs.
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WHO MADE l.lrs IHs STARS.
pY n. A. srAKLwrArnrn

NY II. A. srAkLwHArHER
Mamma What 10 hat txin les %.
Farup In endss s.y ..av
And oh has made dear mamma,
Ana placed u up 90 hishf
s II o ksjuss he, our w.ieh. mamma,
i..I ltis ever brig q,
Pray do the, Wind IA NJ, mamms.
To isii 20 Lime Of night
And do thsy take tdown AZ morn. &
|gaf Aud pstit ate awas; .iltf .ia
Thsn hang no tasaip NJ night,
Tell ms. nsmss, pay
Net %, my child; shas 10 q star, -
- ~ "a sh na. - give ne iightl
l To > do not tsks u down BY day, -
If 81 Nor hang tup stnighi. .rn
I God made the sky that leoNsso blue,
~ And -sa 10 give ns light;
Ne made the an N ruio he Fay, /.
.4ti The moon 10 rule ths night.
Gdmaas tcss yon and me. my child.
t q q all thug else y,asse;
Then lv.snto love b ~ while you live,
That aa. ~ sou may be.
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QUEER CLIENT.

Judge Morris then called tho case
OF Israel Cox VS.. James Green
Ready, says Mr.. Charles II. Test,
for tho plaintiff. Ready" says 4.
for the defendant. This was an ac-
ton ofslander brought by Cox against
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- Keep cool u you ssa,
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Tknas " THE
INDIANA AMERICAN.l


2ns sqa-<s lees. Osn iine-) Insertion
Ior r4@A a1d.tiouai
na<irss c<rdz.not cccapyiux mvrs than one square,
pr Jt1r iu,U
rs&rty advertising, chzngsAbie quarterly, per
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-28
ByJ. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

TNRUSTEE'S Sale of Valuable Improved Real Es-
known the "KTkwood House, By virtue Of deed
Thomas Comfy and wife TO bearing date on the
July the lsi7 and recorded in liber W. b. No
1885, oos a. 49, 49, H. and 49, one Of the land records Tor wash
ngo District Of Columbia and at the request of the
therein secured will sell public auction to the
highest bidder Saturday the Sst day OF October In the
1857 o'clock the premises tina, valuable improved
the Kkwood House. situated at the corner
Pennsylvania in the city Of Washing
ton consisting Of the following lots or parcels or
All those Of ground known on the plan Of the
OF lots numbered two ~ and three 80
hundred and twenty-five 1921 and des
mated Of the subdivision made by John McCel
land of said three 90 as will fully
appear said subdivision recorded the
said city Of Washington together with all
the buildings improvements thereon and privileges and
thereto belonging.
Terms of sale dollars of the purchase BIO
paid thereof equal instruments at
twelve eighteen thirty and thirty six months with
interest which the several promissory notes
purchaser required 10 his order and by
him endorsed the premises. All
purchaser The trustee will only
vested in him by the deed OF trust The Title
to he prem believed to be indisputabe
complied with days from the day
the right his option either annu
weeks notice. sell the property Mt the
purchaser, such terms the trustee
think III.
THOS. J. SEhIMEs, Trustee.
~r JAS G. MCGUIRE,
Sep 26--eod&ds Aucuoneer.
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HEALTH Mr.. CRAwroRD. are much panied 10
learn that letters received here from the near relatives OF
Mr. Crawford the sculptor give hope of long remain
ing in this world letter dated the Sth OF October
another of the 9th hold out little hope that he could
survive, at the most longer than day or two Though
utterly Frustrated by weakness Mr. Crawford retained his
consciousness unmpaired and bore his erngs, which
believed to be very acute with true Christian or
tude IL is To be feared that the next European steamer
will bring the sad intelligence of the death of our gifted
oountrymaIi,--N H. Commercial
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The saving from by this process will
and made from the fibre
ratons OF the machinery OF the open
epanse ~ will be about fy heavier
will command the markets Of the world dstancna all competition
advanced prices. r4
Tho undersigned prepared dispose privileges TO use his
patent and planters will be informed TERMS complete
struchons how H. how obtain the machinery ali
other necessary particulars, application addressed
Dec 6-2aw1yl GEORGE O. HENRY Mobile
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-28

INLORA JUST OUT have this day received my
IL airgh atop cooking which got up Phadel
expressly for this market made heavy and
strong the Pennsylvania maeabie iron have called the
Cooking patented 1857 heavy and thick for
family and destined TO be the cooks delight
will to bake roast, boil bro &c superior
any cooking and has attached
sale c. Woodwards Metropolitan Stove
Factory 3lS brown stone front balcony
full Of also next door to Savages hardware store
1922 Pennsylvania between 10th and 18th streets
Oct 2s-etf ..s c. WOODWARD