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& Swedish Journalist Sentenced 70
Death and Pardoned ON the Scat

/
Death and Pardoned ON the scaf
fold. ~
Mr.. Lindalh, the editor Of che EdS
clerlandet, Swedish Journal, was re-
Gently sentenced to death for having
published AN outrageous libel ON the
character of Henriette Mendelssohn, .
prominent Stockholm belle. A Stock
holm correspondent STATES ie relation 10
the young lady:
Every one knows young Henriette,
She is eighteen years old, fair hair, Of
elegant person, and hes eyes Of deem
blue and of poetical expression. She
excels as writer in prose as we'll a. Of
verse, and nothing can exceed the grace
and beauty of her appearances. Before
| the slander to which we refer poisoned
her existence, she was noted for her AMI
nation and cheerfulness, and was pas.
sionately fond of amusement, aud espe-
cially dancing. Her dancing was adni-
rable, her manner bewitchiDg, and the
Swedish dialect that she spoke gave an
additional charm to her conversation.
In one word, she was a flower Of the
land, and when the news Of the slander
upon her spread about, she became The
object of universal sympathy, the whole
odium of it falling upon the detractor.
When the day of his execution arriy.
ed July 2, 1859 this gentleman seem.
ed composed, and said II am going to
suffer the penalty of death, which I de-
serve; however, il shall soon be made
evident that, at all events, was not .
coward.
He then gave some of the paperE
which were upon his table to the jaiIor,
giving him fome private instructions
about them; and, having taken letter
sealed with black from the Bible and
concealed it in his breast, he proceeded
with unfaltering steps to the scaffoId
which was prepared for him. Twelve
witnesses, required by the SWedish law
to be present on such occasions, had n,
ready arrived. LindahTs hands were
tied and his eyes bandaged a. he arrived
at the foot of the scaf)ld. He boweYerr
maintained his self-posEession, address
ing those around him as follows
: Farewell, gentlemen. Take care To
report my death and my repentancs to
those who were familiar with my lifs.m
Ascending the fatal platform, he had
already put his feet on the secend fighf
of steps when he felt pressure, and in
a moment his eyes and hands were set
free. Henriette Mendelssohn stood boz
fcre him. Mr.. LindaIh,n she said 70
him, 81 pardon your Mr.. Lindalh, at
once falling upon his knees before her,
and taking the letter which be had COM
ceafed in his breast, said /:
80 Madame, accept your perdors
My last thought was to implore it Of
your magnanimity, and felt sure that
you would not refuse it, at least to my
grave"
This romantic affair has created the
greatest sensation all over Sweden.--T
Y Tribune
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aAoetrp.
From the Lima Democrat.
a HYMN FOR The BOWL

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BT JOHN JONES. JR.
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r"I tne soul tnat sips it siuno oers-
sinhaoeFs tiii the fiend destroy.
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mhe.e ,he generous wine Is poured'
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o'o oi Dneehos sehs' ooa'o-
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49,, eit br vi .ho ;n;ec d;~;ne
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Wass ~ ine ape - - .nee
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THE COMET. a man." says Geo.
D. Prentice, secs bull coming at him
at the rate of ten yards secoud. or a
cannon ball at the rate of mile in sew.
en- and half seconds, he is very apt to
be scared and try to dodge, but at the
present time tremendous comet, with a
tail 3o.oo0,o 900 of miles long sticking
straight out behind, is rushing towards
us at the rate of moro than 20 600 miles
a second, aud not a human being seems
to feel the slightest apprehension in look
ing at the terrible visitor
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ALL SWEET PrAwAY.-Amongt the many
sad incidents, says the New Orleans
Delta of the present epidemic which
have come to our kn ,wledge. aud which
We have generally abstaiued from pub
fishing. is the following, perhaps unsur-
passed in affective interest: "a Ger
man who came to this city many years
since. has acquired . large property. and
last Spring be sent over to s'faderland "
and removed to this city all tho mem
bers of his immediate family in number
some seven or eight--father, mother.
brothers and sisters. Not long after their
arrival the pestilanee entered his house
hold, and ceased not it's work of death
until every ono of the newly arrived
relatives were carried forth to their
graves in q strange land which they had
come 30 far to fill.
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FEMALE CLERKs-So many clerks are
proving defaulters, we wonder employers
do not employ young women inst ad OF
fast young men. The girls don't 60 on
benders and spend their employers cash,
and many Of them are as well qualified
to perform the duties Of clerkship as
the generality of young men. Il is
really melancholy to see able bodied
young men, some of them six feet high,
stuck behind counter, or lazily loung.
ing around store, waiting for custo.
mer to drop in for whom to measure a
few yards of tape or sell q couple OF
children's stockings, when they are 80
much needed to cultivate the soil, hew
down woods and build cities out west
By all means, SO far as shopkeeping is
concerned, let the women do it. They
will be doing no more than they do in
France-and they are better adapted foI
such work than for some of the profes
sions the strong minded class impose up
on them.
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- a new Opera singer, imported

e. A new Opera singer, imported
for the French theatre in New Orleans.
arrived by the Arago. She is very
young, not moro thar eighteen, and very
pretty. She sat in o box out in the
house. on Wednesday, at the Academy.
New York, and during the evening do.
ibsrateiy took off her bonnet, brought
a large comb from her pocket. and comb
ed her hair, by which proceediag hsr
personal appearances was decidedly much
improved.
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EE There is married lady in Sa-
lem, in good health. whose weight, when
in full dress. is only seventy-three lbs.
She has,been married these ten years,
aud is model housewife, performing
all her household duties. from choice,
ithout sssistsncs
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EI have now disposed of all my
property for my family; there is one
moro / wish could give them. and that
is the Christian religion. If they had
this, and had not given them sbill-
ing, they would be rich. and if they had
not that. and-f had given them all thy
world, they would has poor.--Patyict
Hesry's WIZ.
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= EE Jerrold said to sn ardent young
gentleman. who bnrned 60 see himsslf in
print, BE advised by me, young man !;
don't take down tho shuttera before there
!. sometbiug IN Tho vi1dovt"
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That's q laundering big lisr said
Tom. NO its only Illuminating en-
iargemont Of eieagated tsraoity raPlied
Dick. Harry took Of his hat slsyaseo
! his eyes. aud held bic t1sgpe
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EEA lady having written . letter
concluded it 40 follows: Give every.
body's love to every body, 50 that no
body may be sggriesed By anybody be.
ing forgotten by somebody
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E A traveller writing home from
the ooast Of Africa, Says lszs
"The people die very fast, snd the
sheep have very long tailsn =
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ASHLAND ASHLAND COUNTY, OHIO, WEDNESDAY MORT

eonsigning the individual who bore the
name to curses and history.
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AUiLLARD SLoCUM, Attorney at Law,
w Ashland, Ohio Office g.. corner OF
Church and Sandusky Sts Particular atten-
tion paid Z, collections
Feb. a. 1857 34tf
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EUEfON 4 MccOMBS. Attorneys and
E connseIlors at Law, Ashland Ohio. Of
fee in she Bank building, over the Hardware
Store.
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.The report to-day shows ses.ooe. 900 i
the city banks.
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THoMAS BULL Attorney atLaw; Lou
Il donville, Ashland county, Ohio, will at
tend promptly 70 all business entrusted to his
care. Feb.4. 1855 34tf
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ToHN J JACOBS. Attorney and Cour-
eJ se1lor At Law. Ashland. OHIO Office
one door Eastof Wassor d Stubbs Shoe Store.
April .. l65S 44tf
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VOL. XIII.
Business DIRECTORY.
Judicial oMeerl.


JOHN ID. JONES. Probate Judge
H. 3 SEE, Clerk Con Pleas and Dist. Courts
TH0s. J: KENNY, Prosecuting Attorney.
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SNDSON 4 DE PUY, Attorneys at Law
II Van Vert, Ohio, will attend TO all busi-
meas entrusted to their care, in the counties of
Vanwert and Mercer Particular attention
paid to the collection of claims and payments
oftaxes for non residents. Alsoagents for the
sale ofrea1 estate
May l3, 1851 49tf
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opened an ofiice the FIRST door West of
Sampsel Hsuse, vLsre he will be happy to
see his old friends aud such others as may
wish TO engage his professional serviceEs
April 20. 1855. 46tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-12
NOTICE.

a LII PERSONS indebted TO the Evansville, In
n dianapolis 4 Cleveland Straight Line kailroa,
Company, are hereby notified to pay no monies
cept % the Treasurer, his duly agents
-! agencies rgoT 70 this date having beer revoked
JAMES GREENE. ITeasIfar
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Che Daily soaraal.
Pleasant Homes.

The homes of America will not become
what they should be- until true idea Of
life shall become more widely implanted
The worship of the dollar does more to de-
grade American homes, and the life of those
homes, than anything-than all things
else. Utility is the God of almost univer-
sal worship. The chief end of life is to
gather gold, and that gold is counted lost
which hangs picture upon the wall, which
purchases flowers for the yard, which buys
toy or book for the eager hand of child
hood Is this the whole of human lifel-
then is it a mean, meager, and most unde-
sirable thingl a child will go forth from
such home as horse will from stall
glad to find free air and wider pasture
The influence of such a home upon him IN
after life, will be Just none at all, or moth
ing good. Thousands arc rushing from
homes like these every year. They crowd
into cities. They crowd into villages
They swarm into all places where life Is
clothed with higher significance; and the
old shell Of home IS deserted by every bird
as soon as it can fly. Ancestral homesteads
and patriInonial acres have no sacredness;
and when the father and mother die, the
OOAlNtAcltt o~s.ONA4tiDAs'
that should be among the most sacred OF all
things.
would have you build up for yourselves
and for your children a home which viii
never be lightly parted with-a home which
shall be to all whose lives have been aSsoci-
ated with il, the most interesting and pre-
cious spot upon earth | would have that
homo the abode of dignity, propriety, beauty,
grace, love, genial fellowships and happy
associations. Out from such q home would
have good influence flow into neighborhoods
and communities In such home would
see noble ambition taking root, and rcceiv-
ing all generous culture. And then would
see you, young husband and young wife,
happy. Do not deprive yourselves of such
Influences as will come to you through an
institution like this. No money can pay
you for such a deprivation. No circum-
stances but those Of utter poverty can justi-
fy you in denying these influences to YOU
Timothy TitcoHlb.
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In ordering Tickets or Ccrtiflcnte.- enclose
the money TO address for the Tickets ordereu on
receipt of which they will be forwarded first MALL
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure they
may designate.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
eS- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office County and State.
sS- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya
bic in full without deduction.
~ All prizes OF 81 GOO and under, paid Immediately
after the drawng-other prizes at the usual time Of
thirty DAYS.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates 10
4. SWAN & CO., Augusta. Ga.
eE- Persons residing near Montgomery, Alabama,
Atlanta, Grorga, san have their orders filled, and
save time, BY addressing s. Swan Co., at either of
those citics.
sS- list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel. with the amount Of the prize that each one is
entitled to- will be published after every drawing in
the following papers-A Augusta Geo. Constitution
;ist, New Orleans Delta Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta Inelligencer,
New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning
News, Richmond Dispatch, News, and Paulding
(Miss.) Clarion. my29
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MACHINE Betting.
NNI are agents fer the sale of James Thomson
w Patent Leather Betting, the best, Cheapest, aud
mcst durable Belts in use. We can furnish any
width from 10 2. inches, and any length from 10
loco feet Orders promptly filled.
myl2 Water street.
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LIABILITIES.
Tie asouut Of Liabilities Gus OF not Cue
70 banks or 9th credts rs-nothlAg.
Losses djuscd aud due none.
Losses adjusted and not due. J. % q
Losses unadjusted, in suspeLss, waiting -
further proof or contested. l6l,s6 -
Ali other claims against the Company are
small, for printing, Nc.
Agents Instructed 10 take no risks exceeding slV3oV
without special permission.
Tie greatest amount Insured in any one city, town
or village varies.
The greatest annunt allowed 20 be insured in any
one block also varies.
The Charter or Act If incorporation and amend
ments is herewith presented:
Hartford. Jan. ist, 1853 Secretary.
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A BRILLIANT LIGHT!
COOPERS ATTENTION!

ROCHESTER, TOOLS.
uCST received an invoice Of ID. X. Barton ; Justly
- celebrated A. No. |, COOpers' Tools. Also, Co.
lumhus Truss Hoops and Wood Tools. What's the
use working with poor tools, when YOU can get the
best out. Call at CHARLES s. WELLS,
myl5 Opposite J. II. Maghee \ Co.
gDOCHEsTER COOPERS' TOoLS-Just receiy-
Ee ed a full supply in store aud for sale hy
BABCOCk & S0NNTAG,
mvtt Water street.
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Nearly One Prize TO every Nine Tickets.
AGNIFiCENT SCHEME!
APPROXIMATION PRIZES
Plan OF THE LOTTERY

3, ISIS Prizes amounting to .....-....- = $50, OO'
Whole Tickets SO; Halves 81; Quarters s2E.
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The Liver Is one Of the
human body and when II,
the powers of the system
stomach isalma,l entirely
action of the liver for the
functions. When the sto
are at fault, and the whole
quence Of one organ--the.
its duty. For the diseases
proprietors has made IL
more than twenty years,
wherewith TO counteract
10 which il Is liable.
To prove that this re-
person troubled with liver
forms, has but to try a
certain
A compound has been
and extracting that part
active virtues ofthemedi-
all morbid or bad matter
ingin their placeahealthy
the stomach, causing food
the blood, giving tone and
nery,removing thecauscs
ing n radical cure without
after effects, felt by using.
that is usually rcsorfed
One dose after eating Is
stomach and prevent the
ing
Only one dose taken be.
nightmare.
Only one dose taken az
gently aud cures cGstive
One dose taken after
persia.
- One dose az two
relieve 4 sick headache.
One bottle taken for fe-
the caase OF the disease,
Only one dose immedi-
One dose often repeated
Morbus and a preventa-
One dose taken often
renee Of bilious attacks,
feelings.
~ Only one bottle Is
system the effects ofmeii
One bottle taken for
lowness or unnatural col
One dose taken a short
vlgor 10 the appetite and
\ One dose often repeated
in its worst forms, while
plants yield almost TO the
One or two doses cures
while for worms in child.
e. or speedier remedy in
There isno exaggeration
are plain, sober facts, that
prove, while all who use
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THE LIVER INVIGORaTORi

tGkEPAlsisD Bl Dh. SANfOtD, Is GREAT
Scientific Medical Discovery, and Is daily work,
magic, even the drs. dose giving benefit, and seldom
more than bottle j required 70 cure any tina 81
Liver Complaint, from the worst Jaundice or D1suer
STA TO common headache, all OF which the resul
OF Diseased Liver. 1900 - -
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The Numbers from / TO 5O,OO0, corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips
Of PAPER are enelrcled with small tin tubes and placed
in one Wheel.
The first 4J7 Prizes, similarly printed and encircled,
are placed in another wheel.
The wheels then rcvolved, and number is drawn
from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same time
prizeis rawn from the other wheel. The Number and
Prize drawn out opened and exhibited to the audi
ence, and registered by the Commissioners the Prize
being placed against the Number drawn. This opera
ton Is repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out
Approximation Prizes.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the first
Prizes will be entitled TO the % Approximation
Prizes For example: If Ticket No. II $50 draws the
$4,000 Prize those Tickets numbered l2.s 1929, 1881
and 1885, viii each be entitled 10 $780, If Ticket No.
$50 draws the $50 900 Prize, those Tickets numbered 54s
$40 SOL 559 will each he entitled to s00 and on
oordne to the above scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of $50 will be determined by the last
figure OF the Number that draws the $4,000 Prize. For
example, il the Number drawing the 10000 Prize ends
with No /, then all the Tickets, where the number
ends in will be entitled to s20 If the Number ends
with No q then all the Tickets where the Number ends
in will be entitled to $50, and SO on to Q.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
rates. which is the risk:
Certificate of Package of1o Whole Tickets. $50
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principal regulators Of tue
~ performs its functionswcii
S<are FULLY developed. The
hdependent on the healthy
proper performance of It's
tdfnach Is at faultthe bowels
Ssystem suffers in conse-
ceased to do
.lof that organ, one Of the
0his stud. ia a practice Of
Eto find soue remedy
the many arrangements
~medy isat last found, any
-cempiaint in any OF is
E.bCttle, and conviction Is
formed bydisoiving gum
(which u soluble for the
y(cine. These gumsregnoTc
~ from tie system. supply
dow OF bile IL vigorafing
20 digest well, purifying
health t. the WhOlemachi-
rof the disease and efsec %
any of the disagreeable
v-calomel or mineral poison
rsufiicient 90 relieve the
~tood from rising and sour
N1fore retiring prevents
@-nisht loosens the bowels
~ness.
each meal viii cure Dys-
,easroons.ul win always
Oamale obstruction removes
sand makes a perfectc cure.
<ately relieyeschOlIc while
Elsa sure cure for cholera
1--WE Of cholera.
will prevent the recur-
Awhile itrelieves all pain
~
Aneeded to throw ont of the
@cine after a 'Onc sickness.
'-Jaundice removesall yell
or from the skin.
whine before eating gives
food digest well.
cures Chronic Diarrhoa
Ssummer and bowel COM
.Shrstdose.
@attacks caused by worms.
Cren, there is no surer, sat
- the world as Il never fails.
~ I'm these statements; they
C5we can give evidence 70
"a il are giving their unan-
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q EMON SYRUP-a0 boxes doz. each, Baldwin,
"a Ncyer a. Co.'S, very choice article for sale by
GILBERT & B0WLES,
my2i Sycamore -.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Pasture.

n HAVE fine pasture, well fenced, and am prepa-
red to receive Horses other stock 10 pasture, at
lowest prices. Ed. D0BELL.
myig-tf Dobell * COEyng tons.
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Among the hundreds Of Liver Remedies now offered
to the public, there none we so fully recon
mend as DIR. Sanford Invigorat0r, generally known
now throughoutthe Union. This preparation i truly
Liver Invigorator, producing the most happy results
all who use IT,. Almost innumerable certificates
have been given Of the great virtue Of this medicine by
those Of the highest standing in society, and know
tito be the best preparation before the public-Hupsos
COUNTY DEMOCRAT. --
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
W. BIERB0WER, Sole Agent for Evansville.
SANFORD a. CO..
mari Proprietors. 3i5 Broahway New York.
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inst Received by Express.

FNNTIEATRICAL plays, sheet music and books,
4 magazines and papers, which will suit the times,
for sale at NJ. l.. J0HNS0N'S,
iel3 First street.
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DIR. JOHN MAGENISS.
A RARE CHANCE FOR
AN INVEST M z MT!
4 VAL UABLE TRACT OFLAAD,
the Town of Canneltont

4 V.ALUABLE TR4CT OFLAAD,
Adjoining the Town of Cannelton!
Consisting Of about one hundred acres. one-half
which is bottom land and the remainder extends into
the delightful hills that border the town. All OF 1t Is
embraced in plat Of the town Of Cannelton and is In
demand for house lots. The lower boundary Of the
tracts is not than ten minutes walk from the
tensive Cotton Factory and principal co mines. All
the products Of the land be sold the soil 70 the
people of the town. It Is most admirably situated 70
vegetable gardenE for which the town affords good
market and high prices The land viii eventually all
be wanted for house lots On the premises are three
dwellings, one Of which is worth 600; another Is weE
$780, the 9th T beautiful cottage residencec O.. 400
three years ago to erect Either Of these houses can
be had with the land, or all of them, the purchaser
may wish: they separated by stree; from the body
Of the land, and all If the lots lesa of for real
dences The property win be SOLD on liberal credit 70
responsible purchaser. ~.
The location is Of the most delightful on the Ohio
river and the principal cottage with three acres in
den and frnit is the most beautiful rural residence be
tween here ard Louisville. Thcchief motive for offer
ing Il for sale, is that the property is too valuable to
rent, and needs attention than the owner can
present besto it. Address apply he editorO
the journal; Evansville nsy2