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Wabash express., 1859-08-24

VNAWEN Up BY n. N. GOODMAN. LIVING
il In Saeas Greek Tow nshtp. vixo Connty fndi.
ana. seo-t the s7th day of Nsv, issa. sor-
rel mare. marked ~tth star In the foreh~sd slso,
vsrt on ihe tht side Of me neek usi above where
the collar works. She - badly gtiferted. No othe,
MARKS brands Pereei~asi-- She 10 supPos~t 90 s-
scvea years old tss spring. ana aPrs.lea 10 ee
yaTts iairty dss.au, by Rooen Msklfot ssa John l..
Thrasls.
A reported 10 me ri. 18th day Of Jupe, Isss.
DAVID CusICk. Jasfiee, tsral1
A.true cory from the kstfsy Record.
AND WILKINS cierk-
Aug -, issp.r-5w.
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II is free from poison.

n
Nr. n. LYos--near sir: We have ansiFsed snl
tested y3pT Magnetic PO~cets. and hnd them per
teety harmless To- mhnkind and domestic aninlalr
bat oerein ceah when inhaled by eugs, tns aud in
scCts. ~
MRs v. Chiffon. cHssisr.
sARANcE kEiD, PSo,. Cnxsrsrrr. 4. Y
HOI.AU
Er. Joss L. Roso. Superintendent New York Hos
pital. say. - he has expelled all the oDE-. sntf
acher. moths. &e.. with L, ems Powder, ans hnds
II Of Immense vslue.n
Every gardener and bousekecper must have di-
rect interest In artclr of this Kind. Reference
caa be made 10 the Aslar - Nicholas and Meiropo.-
itan Hotels TO Judge MK1es, President of the Ame
can institute; James Gordon Benrett. Gen Winfield
Scott, Cyrus W. Field. l.. Psafe, the Five Points
Mission &c. &C. Judge Neigs SAYS This discose -
~ Prof. Lyo Is OF national importance. The
Farmers club hsbs tested 10 thoroughly IL will de
stfoy l0cast erasshoppers. ants MOTHS bags and all
vermin. Garden plants be preserved. aad houses
msde pure.''
Arrangements are pow made through Messrs Barn.
Park, Of New York. to have u sold throueh6ui the
world Man. worthless milstons are sdscrtise9--
BE csutiout!
"ysw yotI. Nov. s.itss.
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MRs " Chiffon. Tnsstsr.
sARANCE kEID. PHot. CnkNIsIrr.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. THATIN PlR-
/ susnce TO an order the Nigo Court OF Com
mo. Pleas made at the July term, lS59, that tho
Vi day Of September next. between the hours OF 10
O'Clock A. n aud O'Clock '. ~. at the once Of
Baird Bssset. attorneys In the city Of Terre Haute
Will oner for sale undivided onesi nth part Of the
norihvest quarter az the northeast quarter OF the
noIthe-st quarter Of The north~es quarter Of sceisn
n. town 4. range Z. in Tigo County. said real e.
tate 10 be sold ms us property o. Parmeiia Totem,
minor heir at law 81 Mary Toten. deceased. n sold
priyafe safe the same 10 be for not less than the
appraised value thereof, and a. pubic sale TO be foI
uoi less than thirds Of the trp1,scd value. One
thl rd es.. the balance OF the parchasc money pay
able Ia three and SIX months by with approved
security. SIMEON hkDOEs,
Guardian At law.
Aug. IL, IeSe-w3w. pt's fee $50
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N05ICR

'r8 y pFsiRISo To NAME g>Tesrs or
Il Fsvvas ard Hedges fcs yiro a<vscslstvsl Patti !.
,fe nosiaes that esuies sos - ss3e later tssn
he 97th ~ Asfssa eel tkss is Gals ~ ersr ~ ths
<secutive Ce.uitts<. as fha rsi~s resusv~ a ~ ~
tone BY - isi u Asynss. Ensrt-s can - made a.
he tptitc<< e1ss- Nm. DrBHs.. =
lsssssei~i fssrArT.
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AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
To Areuts cen rivc unosc liberal Inducements
than he afforded y anl other toaso. Ia adcuon
10 larger nesons. is much easier 20 gef Sub
seribers % n, eufet fEise then aHy other.
The peculiar 81 FaSt re- ffs--a larger sfork srd
e>tsr catalogues - select snl. bitter ss.or reut
and quality 81 CAT, NOR pusstaAt and Correctness
In niltng oriers-
L, -riiuF krsis ~ me, p e-sas .s,hinf vsIu-
uhls Ibr-<f Jrss a srafs-. sso-c -e-kirs
snsy method Of earning Livelihood 1an obtain II.
For full part cuisrs sfnd for a catalogue
NJ large capital, 'aEeiher ~ith N, long rzr<rfece
the ausiucss and ezocut fauiiari, xith all fs
over III other parties. An zsk h tss.l- s<nd
order. and yos win be eonsipect ihsi nese "a DO
s1sfFegaticn.
DON'T FORGET TO SEND FoR CATALOGUE
psrson, yiinns The ety. sSe = yue,tee 20 call .s3
essr.ius fer the2selyer &. G. EVANS.
Head Quarter-. F<e srestnut 1t. Phfl.tel.hss
sFsr n stSre- - Cornbili. seston. Ms.
srKclsL NeiIer To Bcos Brr,ss -ss.s~rssre r.ra
- deuitfai Te.Fasr biity ss-erx<ssr Gift so.-
- ~. and sonac sfe making ~ re promrsp-
dsf aCtieu. naulfs. wiibou. ~ intention 90 shiify
10 f0ei item. hoping u rnslfh the popul.rs, ozsss
~ntrtpFtsr asrsiss Plus.er Tie "a ~ .,r,t>
.ss.s ufds,y con So ,sc 10 rarn ali .s.i-s-
And Y sny afs steeived and chez sscf :, Tier, flss
shssit acf = - stjast as 10 so<assa a. sio wti.
thcuI fg oes bsse ntsfo1s otsr enteEyri-s tbs,
hss fofi me an immepss saice9s stflme shl nossI
20 li.cs Ia the poslil>s ~bl1t ~ e<eupars ~
msnding 40 e.t~esixo al trereastE tGsts 81 pf -
ved snd ssaos- s1p ~ pnss satirs escSoaa<rt
coundfner. = - kefl-x Puhishtta aosses H. a.
? r9 pQss~ssson and ~ii - pss a,ed sh sNs a.
l1ni ame viii ,be sres'ss' Plsasass. -
laa- =. ~e~ ~
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STOGGv ON SATURDAY NIGHT. THE s<t
- ih.t.. two usiss west ~ ~taaetort. in Green
cognty, bAt Hok>k. fouf years old, shcut nftee.
hsnds hiEh tlHck iefs. snd AL. black sirig.
dean TIE tack sne tbe shoe e. The fEht fofs foot
ten nail hoits IN a..
Any person r~tsfsinr szia horse o ne. or rlvins
ne any tnformstIon - - bio Whereabouts. wlu y
literally rewarded.
Aur. Is. teso dpsw IOHS n NoyrR
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TEA ~ mAUTE
CLAS6ICAL ACADEMY
And fsmily Dsarding school,

FoR BoYs.
"Hs Dc sssss 10 sps.t sssss or fgAf yssrs n<rs
" % sersIi.g fsgakfr 80 r.sA Lsfss snd Greet 90
.Eis % sissrss< sis s-< @ss sss yssv''
TITS THE AIM or This INSTITUTION
TO form good, iBtehigent, happy and useful men.
The gove' nnsentls stristIy parental, Yet decided.
coHpstent kno~ledge Of our language is most
Indispensable 10 ever our efforts therefore
especially directed 20 correct spelling elegant read
haihs mates sss tsi ~ steady view 70 basi-
nsss snd mental training.
LAsGUAGks;
have been deprived Of the advantages arising from
nowiedge of the Aneis aud Modern lahgaa ages an
.ee.sni Of ,hs usre--en.s .se iensh Of tine ssqslres
fof their acquisition; bot BY an Improved metkod OF
teaching. whieAi is commended y Ailton, Locke
Ieisnlif, sidney Smith, and others, our student. Ia
French German enabled 10 speak those lan-
gssgc- In one year, and thorough course VI Lain
aud Greek is completed is three years.
Tho student in the Classical Academy "a taught IA
one wear the higher English branches. In course
that embraces four hundred Lectures, which lie
hvefed in ~ ain manner, and w which he may learn
more than he wouldb BY porng over his teKt books
~hch would only discourage him by their strange ter
minology, and rob him oi thai TINE, which should be
devoted 10 speiiing writing, arithmetic snd To biz
business
The Lectures delivered will treat en- the following
subjects:
Natural Philosophy, Moral Philosophy,
Astronomy. Intellectual Philosophy
Cbemistry, POliti cal ECONOMY.
Minef0losy, Elements of Laws,
Geologf. Aneisut History,
Physiology, Mo1ern History.
Zoology, General IiteratuTe,
b0lany, knglsh Literature,
Physical Geography. Ancient GEOGRAPHY.
Agricultural Chemistry, Antiquities,
Manufacturing Arts.
The acxt of ten week will Commence on
Monday, August 20th, 1859,
and the ensuing term on Monday, November sth
Exrsssss .sp P.yxxsTs.- boarding. Tuition In
the English branches, washing rooms fuel and lights
per tefm Of ten weeks, $50.
fpIrIos Sos DAY ScsoL Lkas.-Engiish Branches
y 90; each Language, - 90, DfaNing, - 90 Paint
Ing. s5 o. One-hall payment In ady apce the balance
al the middle of ths term.
BOARD or INSTRUCTION..
s.RofCE, Principal Prof OF Languages sgd High
er English Branches.
Miss SARAH PERRY, Teacher OF n ngIish bran hes
Mrs. X. N. ROYCE, Teacher Of kngish and OIna-
mental Branches.
RrsrREscEs;
Hon Wm ID G. risv old, 4 { B0ntin,
CHARLES Wood. Benz. Mcke-n,
McGregor. Nm Paddock,
John =. Usher, Judge u neming,
a OstrsBder, Pred. Mafkle,
II PFor further information, address the Principal
fssre Hauie. Aug lsL ldaw3ml
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE

oN ACCOMMODATING TERMS THAT STA.
" ctous aud pleasantly located residence lately oc
esgled b =. L. Nrlck. 90 the coraer Of Eighth and
Eagle streets. or. u will b. rented n careful,
prom pt pay ing tenant. until ssi~ se .rot-d
Enquire al the ofice Of q sHBWMAk Ek& Co,
aug - 50 dit Corner room Teue Hau,e House
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"a. .4i2 Prizes amounting 10 ....... $3.50. .39Q
CEkr,ic.rKs PscksGEs Eill be sold al The follow
Ing rates. which is the risk:
'Cettecstes OF ffaekage ofeG Whole Tickets, sIr 90
" 90 HaN. q 70.sp
" 4" 2B Quarter :" IS -
344I2 prizes amounting 10 81 900 coo
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CITY GRADED SCHOOL,

CITY GRADED SCHOOL.
20 furnish 10 the eitlIen- of Tcrre Haute facilities
for the tAeroHgA and practical education Of fhsir
sA"1rs.: a. sssA rates Of ts,t.ss .S, as Eia
sri"r "a rfAfn fhs reach Of al, sHs
rAieA can only be deHs upon
THE GRADED Plan
The sehoo, Is arranged sad will continue TO be con
has been In operation one year and l. now complete.
" orsanized-furnshng q the pupil all the advan-
tagcs found In the best eomnsn aud high schools In
the courty.
As the excellence and stability OF a house depend
upon the manner in which The foundation stones
laid and cemenied, so the character Of an education
depends upon the foundation. IL this be not y Ell
cured. the suPerstruoiure must be unstable and
sale hence, In this school great Importance is at
tacht 70 TIE elementary studies which are taught
with great care sud critical nicely the motto In
cry DEPARTMENT being qualify, not quantity
f0fthe purpose Of mee,ing the wants ofthe School,
NusIcAL DErARrsEsr has been established
Prof. - q meiuIngfr,
Whose services have been engaged will haze charge
oi Prot MrIStssxa. whose reputation a. n Must
clan covers The whole country aud wkose great ener
~ and incompatible skill teacher have done 30
sal tssie and knowledge among the hp1e chill.
cren Of this city r0lhlng need be said except that he
is director of Music in the Graded school PaIieu-
Isr attention given In this Department TO the cutiVa
ton Of the voice.
Two terms, of 81 weeks each, Constitute the School
year. The hrst term OF the second year viii COM
menre MONDAY, September 4th. aud Continue -
weeks. Including week vacation during holidays
RATES or z-UITToS
Children from years old and upward, In ABCrs
and onward ell able to enter Ard Reader, per term
- 90 Prom this point upward, TIL prepared for sd
vanced Arithmetic, Grammar, ard higher siudics
g 90. Higher English Branches, $500. Ancient
Languages Including higher English branches, $1,000
Price 81 Music VIII vary according 10 number aud
length ~ lessons Lecture on Science of Music and
instruction 10 Vocsl Music loihe whole school every
week, free o charge.
PAYMENTS:
Each pupil In the Isl grade on being enrolled
2d -. I SO
I'd for higher Eng branches. 90
" including languages. 90
Music --..--.--.--.---.-..-.. 90
Pspis can have Piano OF Meiodeon for practice a,
moderate charges.
The rems msindrr OF me tptiOn 70 be paid IN each
branch respectively IT The middle of she term.
UFNo Pupil taken for less than half term.
Apparatus.
The School - fuUished with Philosophical and
Chcmicsl Apparatus. viii Maps and Chats. and az
the appliances tyr The Illustration OF the various
branches taught.
Persons wishing further information with regard u
the School, can have every explanation by calling
the Ciiy school House Friday aud saturday, lsi and
sd of - ptembcr. J. h. MOORE, frin.
avg iJ-daw3w
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TmEME - suxeEK OF CHILDREN Al
he fosr Hooss. ssd aiaeE places. that have no
lru'ds-3-l X. xLxEy.
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NOTICE.
state OF Indiana. vigo County. So.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT Will
~ liam s. fiersoa- Admlntstrator of the estate
Of Wyatt Persen. deceased has hied his petition TO
sell the real estate OF the deedent his pcrsoai prop
ETY. being Insufficient 10 hi- sests and thai said
petition will be heard n The term OF tbs Court
Of Common Pleas Of said county.
Tssr: AND. WILKINS,
Aus. 90, 1850, Wv. c. .C-C-P. yixo G.
Prs fee. of&
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sI There - no kao~n remedy that exceed n
speedins cure, AID certainty Of eject. thaa that
which has become void iamoas. A. Da- Housrrss =
sron.en BIrrxss. In all diseases Of the stomach.
which Of mored nature, the bitfers hsv effect
ed most remarkable cures when mAsy other rene
dies have failed. Hundreds of eenneases have been
given BY tAose vho have Thoroughly tested lie en-
e.ey. all Of which eorroeorste Ia s ss, when II
IL sdGinistsred according &c the dinei . on eask
bottle.
some Of the worst cases Of Dyspepsia, Disrha.,
and cosissnes- have been permanently cured By the
OF the BittcFs.
FOr sale sy Drsgsi.s..nd ds.lsrsseas slly,ever--
~here
cw-Iw.
DrTAs folio wiax complimentary nOsiesi. taken
from the Missouri Democrat:
fssssa Asorsr os sr,rsssss Rrtfrvsp ~ TAX
i7ta ef August, the following case have been
ported cured:
ios person. have bssa cured Of General Debility.
- - disease Of the kidneys
lao who have been snzictsd with VARIOUS
Lssse oo.p,.iSs. sFss s-sss.' p,.pes..s. ssi
Weakness OF The Digestive Organs, have been cured.
besides lar number from -fom se have not ret
heard
MeLeans Strengthening cosdlsl and Blood Psri.
nss - fcmeot tc3~trco o5 cfcfs Ohe ~ INC es'-
ern and southern eoentry. It's very pleasant and
agreeable 10 take. and n can be taken BY man, NO.
m child
Asa daretie, IL siIi cure any disease OF the Md
ney. bladder and as altsrative, II will parify
the blood and remove all pimPies sores biotehes
from the skin.
Try it-one drsehm Is sufficient To convince the
most seeptieai OF its wonderful strengthening and
tn stg0ssiing properties.
See the sdyestisenent Ia another column.
Agg. 20. dw-lfa-
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TO HousE-BrrLnEu

DWOPOSAI~ VIII ~ kkCkfvED uxrrl
y tsf ia dsy 81 Asgast. Tor eutlflng sehsoi
uen~. ueaf NE festdsnte Of John lackssn. seoss
thfee niiics southeasf ~ this city P1sn spi sp~-
c-1ssttcos es~ - se-a - esltiss % ne.
he contfsetor - farnfsk ali rsatrrisls sna ha~s
tAe hes's ready ey Ne sssh Of Ses-E sefsrst.
SIX. ALLky.
rru<tee 81 Hsrri.~n Tovnshtp~
ferre Haste, Jaiy - 40. hau9el
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Nc,ire of Application for Iicssss.

Notice Of Application for Licsnss,
\roGtCE ~ Hkktki GitkS 1HAI 1Hf
. y uutefsirre1 viii apriF % The hsIsra 81 a ons
nisaVHrrs ~f ths csuutt - Figo sHf state - Iud
"a. % theif uexf term, commencing - september
So fef teensa 20 ssl Intoxicating liaaofs 10 les
laantlty thsh easrt a tine, fee ore ,sar. n,
lrcmises Ia ~hich fhs nn1rr.afBcd DESIRES rel
sneh licGofs - % lot rpnibeT ninety kte in Noes
atcitiCn to ftfre Haut<, On the nor.h rast
Nahash erd eesenb sirreis. ~ tiue tity of rerr'
Haais. hsine pusii- hotsl. ktc-s - he TER.
hsuts hes-< hkS. htBRs.
Aug. fth. is1e.
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N A R R 4 r. ID:

L al. cay: y..s:rssy e. Ts;sSs a. :'s,es. r.s
three moaths and one day.
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state OF Indiana, County Of vigo, 90.
aSOR ~ WalKl~~. CLERK OF TINE

ls Circuit Coat, IN snd Cor the easn.y sfsre.sla,
hereby certify that. the annual el,eton 10 ec held
In ssfd eoaaty % The secoad Taesisy IN octoees
nett the fslfe~sg efeefs are 70 he elected. te--n
One Auditor. one Recorder. one Commissiener for
.econa dsfrtSs. and one Coum s.ioner for Third dc
for ssd county ef xe; ard the sheriff 81 sid
esunty 10 hefser Teqsired - give the legal notice
a A. such oecefs 10 BE elected In pursuance 90
tAe statute In sach cases made and provided.
In testimony whereof. have hsreto sub
fssa Il scribcd my AMI sSed the rrsl zeal ef
said Coaaty, al Trrre Haate. thi. i-th DAP of
August, A. n, t-S@. AND. VIII u
sagis 50 Gst,
Wabash express., 1859-08-24

1HesE QUALIFIED vorkRs OF THE COUNTY
aforeessd, ere hereby noliaed 10 st lhe s.1si
places cf hodtn< eiectens tn their rc-yecNve Tcvn
saips On ne sseead Tuesday Of octoser nest. then
ard th>re 70 proceed u Ga ne s<vers c0scs nsnea
ssS 10. 50 wN. N. sTEwAgT. shens
Wabash express., 1859-08-24

CI0fFvoyant fhyslcian.
4 Aye AGAIN kkrUk>KD To TxRRu
hsute. and ~tll remsin here annl el<soh~r ncss
desiring ny services ClsiFveysnt Pbysisi.s ess
have ths pms. u rstHpr st ny rvsiaenee on Nsrse
street. e<ts e~a ksele apt @eseat sueets
iet ~. 81 EHAElLA sTKFl
Wabash express., 1859-08-24
&I FITS!
SPLENDID GIFTS
PURCHASERS OF B0OKSl
The ORIGINAL
u Il II n . N Il z 20
GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE
IsrlttIsaip ~ 1854.
socosneCucn with New york CA Stores.
tEAD QUARTERS FOR THE U. STATES
AT THf
Publishing House
g.. G.. T. v a NS.
.r...
g.. G.. EV Ms.


ave cHEsaUT sTREkr. PHILADELPHIA, "A.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-15
NEWS ITEMS.

Tho value Of gold plate and leaf used in the
United States for the replacing and repair OF
defective teeth is said to be 1880, 900 dollars.
Monday, the 23d of April next. has been
fixed as the time of the meeting Of the Charles.
ton National Democratic Convention.
1t is stated that Secretary Cobb's estimates
for the next fiscal year are fraction over forty
FIVE million dollars, and the estimated expend.
itures are fi0y.three millions.
BY the will of the late L. Y. Christmas, Of
Warren county, N. O., ten favorite slaves have
been liberated, and sum of ten thousand dolls
lars left to be divided among them when they
leave the State.
Ths Raleigh Register calls attention to the
fact that there is not one powder mandatory
in the Union. south Of Delaware; nor is there
a mandatory OF arms or foundry for cannon
south Of Harper's Ferry.
Washington Irving leaves n large fortune to
be divided amoDst his nephews aud nieces--
For the last eight or ten years he had probably
received from his books alone an annual in>
come of $4,000
Mr.. J. r. Green, who was often mentioned a
few years since 10 connection with his attempts
to recover the safe containing $50. 900 from the
lost steamear Atlantic. in Lake Erie, has be-
come 4 cripple aud 40 invalid.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-15
HIS Gail Runs over.

Caleb Cushing In his recent speech at Boss
ton, speaking Of Phillips, Garrison and others,
said that "lhey have set up religion Of hate
AYE, Of hate such as belongs only to the
damned devils in hell" Had he turned his
eyes westward he might have found others to
put in the same category.
The Dayton Journal, always famishing for
abuse.of Vallaudigham, assaults him this morn-
ing upon the first mcagro, telegraphic report
Of his speech. The low, personal portion Of
the article we shall not notice.
But we shall take charge Of the objection to
the speech, 1t was "silly attempt to connect
the Republican party with the doctrines in
Helpers book" We want to puttwo questions
to the editor Of the Journal. Does he indofse
the doctrines Of Helpers bookf And did no,
GO members Of the present Congress sign aTt>
commendation that ope hundred thousand cops
les Of this work be circulated in the NorthR
Having answered these two questions let him
reply to this third one, "Did not the Republi
can party connect hssT with the doctrines Of
the book4
We know it gals bis pretended but cowardly
conservatism to see his party abolitioniEed-
not because he is not one himself, but because
he knows it is not popular. That is not our
fault.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-15

How TIE BELLs WERE ToLLRD AT cosooRD,
N. H.-Telsgraph has told the whole country that
on the day Of the hanging Of Old Brown, the viii
lain murderer, horse thief and AboitioniSts saint
the church bells at Concord, N. H., were tOllsd,
and the people went into mourning. The Con-
cord Patriot tells the facts.
Two persons, from the Office Of the hHdspeaPeH'
Democrat, steAlthlly obtained the key 70 the First
Baptist Church, went IN, and locking themselves
in, commenced tolling the boil. The pastor, Mr..
Flanders, not believing tha4 tho execution Of such
brutal and oold-bloOd0d william a. John Brown
had made the gailows more sacred than the Gross,
went TO the church, and not being able TO got In
OF 10 secure any attention 10 his orders 10 those
within 10 toliing tho bell called upon Captain
Seth Eastman, one Of the Trustees, who, having
another key, went into the church and drove the
fellows out They tolled the bell about tan min
utss. Being thur driven from this church, like
burglars caughtin the act, the fellows went 10 tho
South FreeNill Baptist Church and obtained Ad-
mialloR there In the same burglArious manner, and
bsgAu 70 toll that bell, but we're very soon driven
| from that also.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-15

G1r A friend send us the following curiosity
which he found among some effects said to be-
long to mutual admiration club" They
will bear printing!
Constitution and By Latos Of the BungiOwn
Mutual Admiration Society
AR l. This Society shall be known by the
name of the Bungtown Mutual Admiration
So ciety.
ART 9, The officers shall consist Of Presis
dent, Vice President, Secretary, Grand Usher
and committee on resolutions, speeches,
tossts, &c.
Art. 3. The Society shall meet at least once
in each year.
AET. a. At every meeting tile President and
Vice President shall preside.
ART. S. 1t shall be the duty Of the committee
on speeches toasts, DC, to prepare and have cut
and dried all business for the meetings, to have
a place for every member, and every member
in his place, to respond to any toast, or any
other business Of Standardization, and to give
every member at least one weeks notice thereof
AR 8. 1t shall be the duty Of every mem
Der on bis name being announced by 10 Sec.
rotary, and thereupon heralded by the "Grnnd
Usher" TO rise in his place, respond to the
toast announced, taking care not TO blush or TO
stammer, or have his speech stick fast in his
throat more than seventeen times, during Ave
minutes speech, or more than twenty eight
times in speech of ten minutes duration.
ART. 7. II shall be the duty Of The Commit.
tee in preparing toasts, to take great care TO
present the same annually as far as practicable,
aud assign the same member TO respond to the
same toast, from year to year.
ART. 8. 1t shall be the duty Of every member
to take great care, not to allude more than TWEEN
ty seven times to himself or the Society (more
or less) in any speech Of FIVE minutes duration,
nor more than thirty nine times in any speech
Of ten minutes duration, and to be particularly
careful to re produce and reNvamp the stereo-
typed speech of the year previous, and claim
it to be fresh. No speech to exceed ten MINI
utes.
Arr. 8. The object of the Society being the
praiseworthy one of standardization, it shall
be the duty of every member to be vigilant to
further this object at all times, whether in ses
sion or not,
Arr. 10. All outsiders may be invited TO the
meetings, but are expected not to participate in
any arrangements az cut and dried by the Cons
mittee.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-12-15


oNcrAA1s1 Dec 49,
FLOUR-The market has not changed essen /.
TALLY since our last. The demand is fair
Sales Of 600 brls extra at 5.40@5,9O.
WHIsKY-Ths market is Unchanged and
steady; sales 900 brls at 29c.. including that
from wagon.
HoGS-Receipts continue largei market
further depressed, prices lower; sales 5000 head
at 5,75@6,25. Receipts last twenty>four hours,
ii 900 head. total receipts this season up to
yesterday, GAG, ,97s, against 27s, 500 last year.
PROFESSIONALISM bbls mess pork sold at
SIC. The demand was limited, aud fair
amount on the market at this rate. ll6 hhds
bulk meat sold at &c for shoulders, and TIC
sides, packed; 800 Green Hams sold at 7Ac
Lard dull at 1Oc for bbl, and l0A@llc for keE
Not much demand.
GRooERIES-sugar firm and in fair de.
mAnd at 5@9c. Molasses frm; 900 bbls sold
at 47c Coffee unchanged
GRAIN-The market continues firm with
good demand for prime white ut 81 l.25@1 ,2s;
and prime Red a. Sl,ls@1 90.
CORN-There is good demand, and prices
firm at SOC in bulk.
OATS-The demand is active, and prices
steady at 52@53c.
RYE--The market is firm, with good de>
mand at our last quotations.
BARLEY-There isl good demand, and
prices firm at 1905 for prime fall, aud 656D7Oc
for fair to good,