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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29
Mrs. Reynolds, Grocery.

This popular place Tor purchasing Family
Groceries. we are glad to learn, continues in
successful operation. Mrs. Reynolds is deter
mined not to be undersold, aud keeps her store
constantly supplied with every thing demanded
ia The hue of Family Groceries. We take
pleasure in recommending this store 10 our
good people.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29
Millinerx.

Mra NJ. G. LaRus, Of AndersonviiIe. has a
6ue sssortmsn, Of Goods in the above line, aud
is ever ready TO serve those who wish 10 pur-
chase or have work doue IN The latest and
mos, approved fashion. Satisfaction guaran-
iced In oil kinds Of work. Give her . call.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29

Attention 10 directed TO the advertisement,
IN another column, Of Chas. Samouiels New
Hardware Store. His assortment is entirely
nsv, and embraces Mechanics Tools, Table
Cutlery and Geasral Hardware. He also sells
Chain Pumps. Our friends will fad il to their
advantage 10 pa.ronize this new s,ors, as Mr..
s. sells at most reasonable rates
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29
Brookyille Buggy for Iowa.

Mr.. jackson Lynn, tue prince Of buggy
manufacturers, has just finished the making
Of 6ne, Substantial buggy for Hon. G. n.
Clarkson OF Iowa The former buggy made
for Mr. CIarkson by Mr.. Lynn has done such
good service that another similar one was or
dered. This fact proclaims in unmslakabIe
terms the superior workmanship Of MIR. Lynn
and his assistants
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29
Blue Creek Bridge.

The approaches on each side Of Blue Creek
Bridge al the lower ford are about completed,
and teams no~ cross on the bridge THIS
will be good news TO the people Of Franklin
County residing South and East Of that stream
The approaches to the bridge at the upper ford
are no, TO be made yet awhile, Botwithstaad-
ing that bridge is Of no use as Il is uow stu
AZ ed
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29

The Indianapolis Journal says that the Su-
prsme Cour, has MOI rendered a decision on
the conssi,ulionalisy Of the Fish Law. There
have been several decisions on the question in
inferior courts. some of which sustain the
statute, and others hold IL unconstitutional,
but the Journal thinks majority Of the decis-
ions thus Ear have firmed lie constitutionaliiy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29

Halrs Hair Remover. MY hair IL now growing
very fast add does not fall Of. ] recommend this
to all those whose hair IL turned gray or thin,
and especially 10 those that ars bald
az am acquainted With Mrs. Hannah 9Anderson
and can certify to the truthfulpess OF this state
msnt. "WILLIAM r. PARKER,
| s'Justiss Of the Peace.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29

Mrs. Hannah ssnderson, Merrimack, N. II.
writes Oct. Goth to r. p. HALL & Co., Nashua,
H.; az oheerfully certify to the wonderful res
torative properties OF your Vegetable Stellar
Hair Remover, having experienced Its effects OF
my own head. When commenced using u m,
head was nearly bald, only having little hair OF
the side and back Of my head. Ihave worn falls
hair fifteen years and upward. have new laid !
by. commenced usipg IL In May, add nov ny
hair 10 from two TO four Inches long and thick
where there was nons when e,mmspced usini
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29
Andarsonyilla Itema

Jack Barber, who was assaulted and severe
ly beaten BY John Walker. has SO far recover
I'd the, he 10 up aud about
Ha'h. Barber Of he Regular Army is a,
lone on u twenty days furiough, aud looks
,ysry ipeh u soldier.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29
Metamora Millinery.

hrs Lena BlaekIidge, of Ms.amora. has jus,
received another stock of latest styles of Mil
.hnsry Goods, which she intends selling at
very small pro6ta Ladies, call aud see the
new goods, and also see her excellent work 10
Blesehing, Pressing and Trimming.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29

-. For Sash, Doors aud Blinds Of all
kinds, 60 TO n. r Cooley's Hardware Store.
Mr.. Cooley is agent for Hall. Pierce 4 Co.'S
Patent hay Fosk, which is decidedly Inc best
Fork now Ia use.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29
More Pocket. Books Stolen.

Several of our cilizens were relieved OF their
pocke,-books while IN the city on Tuesday,
One Of the Andre brothers WAS sufferer, aud
Mrs. Jacob Gerber lost about SIS. We have
not the names OF The others.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29
PROOFS OF TMESUPERIOR QUALITY
OF THE
AMERICAN. WATCH

WAL EA6l, MASS

NO-Ne7 uotNN'1g t-seNS0A
THE American warth Company, Of waithan
L Mass, respectfully submit that their wstcLe
are cheaper, more accurate. less complex. NOR,
durable, better adapted for general use, and NOR.
easily kept Ia order nd repaired than any Other
watches Ia The market. hey are simpler H.
structure, aud therefore stronger, and lsss tikel,
to be Injured than the maj nrity Of foreign
watches. which composed Of from rs to 80,
pieces, white In an old English watch there AZ.
more than 700 parts. How they run under tn,
hardest trial watches can have, Is shown by til,
following letter;
PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY.
eyricE oY rEK GENERAL SurgaIsrkxpExr.
ALTOONA, Pa, Dec. Is, 1868.
Gentiemen; The watches manufactured by you
have been In use on this railroad for several
years by our snginemen. to whom We furnish
watches as part OF our equipment. There ar
o ow some three hundred OF them carried on ouI
line, and We consider them good and reliable
| time keepers. Indeed. Z have great s@tiafactior
In say ing your watches give us less trouble. ano
have worn aud do wear much longer witho ut re-
pairs than any watches we have ever bad In use
on this road. As You are aware We formerly trust
ed 10 those Of English manufacture, Of reknowl.
edge good reputation; but ne class they never
kept time as correctly, nor save they dsae ne
| good service, ms yours.
In these statements I am sustained By my pre-.
| decessor, Mr.. Lewis, whose experience extended
over series Of years.
Respectfully,
EDwARD II. WILLIAMS.
General Superintendent.
American Watch Co., WaitLam.
We make now Eve different grades OF watches
named respectively ss follows:
| Appleton, Tracy Co., waltham, Mass.
wsltLam Watch Company, walthan, Mass
p. 5. bartlett, Waltham, Mass
VIM. Ellery, Boston, NJ ass.
Home Watch Comrany, Boston, Mass.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29
Mstsmora, Ind, May aist, u

II anything locks more dirty and dissustin g
than a coat covered with dandruf, II IL eertaisIy
not known TO modern society. "Barrett's vegeta-
Bile Hair Restorative" will sfectusiiy eradicate
dandruf In q single thorough application. To
this valuable preparation was awarded the only
prize medal ever bestowed on any compound for
the hair.-[Poughkeepsi Press.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29

On Mooday evening, 18th inst, BY Rev. j..
w. Ksely. Mr.. Ferdinand s. Swirl 10 Miss
Anna Forer, both OF Brookyiile.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29
IN. y NJ. w. ~ n u n ",
I d.
IBrookville. / N d a n n
SWEET P0IATO SPROUTS.

M r. La RUE, al The old stand one mile
w. North Of BrookvilIs. on the Fairfield pike,
takes this method 10 ipform bis old customers
and the public gsnerstiy that be issgain propsr'
cd 20 furnish them with ~ good varieties as the
country Affords. rhsvs also othor plants, such
NJ Dahiias, Tomstocs. Cab tsee, &c. which viii
sell on reasonable terms. Give ues call.
aayI.3s. w. II. LA RUE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29
AGENTS WANTED
TO SELL DIR. wM. SMITHS

BIBLE DICTION AR Y.
The cheapest and the bEsr. See thai the book
you get contains over 1000 pager. Agsru ere
doing a splendid bufiuess with this vofk. -
rSy- To those who want the small London Edf-
tiov. from which the Juvenile Ans'ienn Edition
has been c.spied, va will surply the fsvoHryp
work TrsELr, which We offer nc $2,Ts cory. be-
ing IS c-nts lees than the American Edition.
For full particulars, send for cileusts-
Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY.
spin Cincinssti. ohio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29

vEnsK I.
man came into town one day.
And seemed very anxious to stayj
He said he was a doctor, too
"kegular," not nm Ecle etio new.
IL.
lie wasn'ta Homeopath or quack-
Not hsi tor they were only a pack
OF non-kegulars, aud he wouldn't Consult
Or doctor With such fellers.
III.
lie rented house on tick and time,
And began TO tell every body that Eclectics
Were hunbugs, and Homeopaths were quacks;
lie was down ON PodoPhyiiin OF Lsptandim
".
Eft China, o. all Eclectic medicine.
Atlength atian got sick very bad,
And the Ecls etic doctor was cut of town,
And the Regular was sent for.
v.
He pulled out. instanter, q bottle Of
Caiomel and big lancet and began.
He puked the man, he bled the man
In regular way, and IL was awful.
VI.
lie gave him Hydrargicum cum Creta,
And also Caiomei and Blue Mass.
The man began to feel that rodoph yilin
Was nowhere and nothing At all.
VII.
Presently the mouth was beautifully sore,
Aud then the teeth fell out, and the
Cheeks were eaten through, and the
Fellow died REGULARLY aud In good order.
VIII.
No Eclectic could beat that course
of treatm ent, and as II wac perfectly
Regular, several persons em ployed the
Regular, and the tombstcnes indicate
TX
A healthy trade for marble men.
Itis dscorus ct prcpria TO mort
In regular way, whils IL 10 indecus
1t naughty to take POdsphyllin and not mort.
X.
So here's TO the Regular as opposed to the qnack;
Calomel is fine TO throw Dat OF ones back;
Death to Eclec tics who use Podophyliin
To be . non. Regular is terrible sin-to ReguiarI
Country, May 20, 1858. MoLAssEs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29
FRUIT TREES Ann EyERGREENs.

have the finest aud ehssrssi lot AZ Evsrsssess
ever offered in this coan'y. The heat <hssrs
ever expect TO give. slso Toe Seeding Peach
Trees at ~ per HUNDRED.
A. APPLICABLE. Nj, Carmel. lad.
mar so-tl
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29
For the American.
The Regular.


Mr.. Editor,-The original poem in last
weeks American has arrested my atten.
ton aud claims my praise. The poetry il
so good, the rhyme so perfect, the senti.
ment so just, aud the ideas SO clear, that
am astouished that its author is not rank
ed with the poetical lights. | will be ex
cused for quoting part of that poem IN
the few lines may write, for it will beal
repetition, aud my Pegasus cannot hops
to dy 80 high nor larry so long on the trip
You will excuse me If | copy too closeI
after the Harrison poet in meter, fancy
aud poetry. My poem is called "7Ae Reg
uiar," aud roads thus. aud, like the Har-
rison poem, is original;
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29

For the American.
Tribute Of Affection
In behalf Of tie friends Of John Ha~ kias'
"I an willing to suffer all that the Lord sess az
to infict upcn me, but feel that my time 10 al.
most up; my suffering will soon DO over then |
shall 20 to . land where sin cannot enter and
where sorrows never come"
Father. o my Father, hear me,
For In Thee there Il no guile;
Angels, tender angels, take me-
Take thy dying, dying child.
Boon, yes, very soon. I'll take thee
Take thee TO thy homo above
Take thee from . world Of sorrow
To . world where all is love.
40, stay with u.s." the Mother cried;
"With grief our bosoms swell.
"Earth, tits true. hath friends; bat, mother
Soon I'll bid you ell farewell"
IT'S hard, It's hard 10 give thee up,
But harki We hear the death bell kn ell,
And now We drink the bitter cup.
Now we hear thee say "fareweil."
o, could our hearts but be resigned,
For our troubles make US wild;
Dead. my dearest friend and brother
Dead, my noble, noble child.
o, Johnnie dear, where hast thou gone?
Thy Oh air Is vacant In the ROOM
Thy face 10 more on earth well see;
Thy body sleeps beneath the tomb.
ALLIE M.
Mstamora, Ind, May sist, 1858.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29
PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE,
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong by the use Of either Of ihess
remedies. They will cure every case Of MARAsMUS.
without fall.
Thousand. OF certificates have accumulated In the
hands Of the proprietor, but space will allow OF the
publication Of but afew Those. u will be observed,
are o. nots aud u such standing that they mast
be believed.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29

So here's to the Regular as opposed TO the quack;
Calomel is fine TO throw Dat OF ones back;
Death to Eclectics who use Podophy linz
To be non Regular IL terrible sin-to ReguiarI
Country, May 20, 1858. MoLAssEs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29

No Eclectic could beat that course
of treatn ent, and as u wac perfectly
Regular, several persons em ployed the
Regular, and the tombstones indicate
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29

A healthy trade for marble men.
Itis dscorus ct prcpria to mort
In q regular way, while II Is indecus
1t naughty to take Podsphyl Him and not mori.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-09-17
Scr 4te Gifrift.

lleber Die glidli9e 26iung Der Sd)tpiergfeiten i'm
9en Oitrift ipriht li6 Der vTremont Courier" in
Der fol9enoen befreoigenoen Beie ans:
rMit freuOiger Genugtbuun9 t6eilen mir uniern
2c{ern Die frobe Sotibaft NIT 0aB Die Mrbeen Der
bemofratiIhen Convention, peld1e geltern IN glDoe
toote, nit Dem boQItGn0igen Grfol9 getrDnt naren.
oSehes gountn i'm Silirft, nit GnldoluB BON Srap.
foro. mar pplfommen reprGlentirt uno 1eoer Sele.
got i6ien es ib 5ur auFgabe genae1t 5u ba6en, Oas
Seini9e oaSu bel5utrd9en, oan1tt Der unpell0ole
3tpielpat begelegt iperoe, Der ben 8. OlltrHt Den
Sdnoen Der S1lllter 5u iberantlporten orohte. or.
9lobe, Der in Wtonroepille nominirte eanotoat
po6nte Der Convention BEL nnO erfldrte nodmals,
in eigener YerOn baB er auf Die frihere Nominatl=
on 0er3i6t leiIten uno audi ebt nld1t nomntrt 6u
iein miinIhe 3roboem aber betanoen Die Oele9as
ten BON Seneca oarauL orn Noble a6ermas ols
Ganbibot Der Convention por5uidlagen, Elm tpobl=
peroientes Compliment fir Die 8eretwilligfeil, NIT
melfer er ale perl0nl6en GiidIidten Dem al9erel=
men geIten Dpfere GDn anoern Counties muroen
als Ganoioaten poreebla9en: 6. S. Sidtnlon BON
SanousfD, Gibter Stfnep BON Suron Sap Batrld
BON Surpn S,r. Wtuoruoer bon Sttoma, un0 Sots
tor Mc@onlep pon Grie Sei Der Oritten Gbltimz
mung muroe Sr. GDparb s. Sidinlon inltlms
IN ia ernannt = g8ir perlt6ern ln1ere 0emofrats
Ei1en Sreunoe, in Der 9abe uno SSerne, 0aB es fet=
mem eifel unterliegt. oaB Sr. Stdtn<
ion nit beSeutenOer MeDrbett erpdblt
10 t BEN tp irb!"
QlnIerm Treunb q %. in gerpif, Seneca Co.,
bonten mir fir Die ttbeilun9en, Die mir gu 9ele=
gentli6en 8eniibung 5uridleoen peroen. Gs 1T
gang 10, pie mir es uns 9eoadt boben. Sie 3eit
mag fommen,po es notbpenbis uirO, ,auf oiele9untte
nQ6er einsu9eben)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-09-17
: Mit ieOem Soa beitqtiat es liil melr uno mebr

- Mtit jeoem Sag beitGtiet es lid mebr uno mebr,
baB Die rabifale Sec itruction i'm Sioen cine
DaBlide WtB9eburt lit, Die rimner gum Trteoen tub
rem fann, pobl aber gu neuen ltnruben uno idlieb=
lid su einem algenlenen &alenfriese fiibren rnuB.
Wlan blde nod Senneiiee Ser Staat erfrent lidb
nun ld)on leit 5pei Sabren Der Sesnungen oes ra=
bifalen Mtuiier= =@ouperneurs grownlop uno elmer
raoifalen Geiebgebung, uno mas no Die Solgen ge=
welen? Senneee lit unter Der Geconitruction 81 Ell
uer .wabren S6lle semorber unb Die 8epeie iiesen
Dor, oaB in ben iibreen Staaten bielelbe Saat Die
ielbe Srudt reifen muB.
Die ganse Geconitruction berubt auf Der fali1en
Wnnabme, bob Der Siioen ponber rabifalen g r
thei erobert iuurbe uno oab ld oaber Die beiiesten
BropirSen beriiesenosn 9artbei unterperfen mill
len., Ser Siioen ion nifbt auf Die Contribution,
ionbern auf bic rabifale Bartbei idiu0ren unb nod
rabifaler iein tute Der 9iorben Ser Siioen lou es
Ii9 eeaen laiien nidt Bios, baB feline Heger finn
men, ionbern aud, oaB ie feline weiben giirger rie'
beritimmer, odbrenb Die raoifalten n6roi6en Staa=
ten ii peieern, ibre penisen Neeer itmmen slt la=
fen. 81 iou lid BON geieiddlern unb ylegern Sc
iebe porI6reiben lailen, Die, uie sunn 8tipel bas
lfame Shulgeleb IN 2puiliana, i'm gtoroen eine Ge=
pollution berporruett tpiir6en. 4l15-~ J..
gSer oa sloubt, bab iold eiile ae6diii0e lnb n1=
geredte Yolitif gum Srieoen fibren fam, Der mag
eben 10 uobl boifen bab elm Dornbuid) Seiseu ber=
porbrnsen wiro. g8iro bic berrI6enbe Ydrtbei
nddien Serbit nidt burd cine Nieoerlase in ibren'
rspoutiondrn 5reieen aufeebaltet, bann lGbt ii i'm
Sioen blos Sipeierlei ernarten entpeoer Elm all=
sen,ener &afIenfrieg ooer cine MISUNDERSTANDING
Der gSeben ,lnb gntbblferuns ltnb DDaser auin oes
.l96niten 2anbegtbeiles 2atl-a"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-09-17
syrebeltbat cines NegerS.

Wep=Suoen, 10. Septbr. glm bori9en 5reis
too murbe All YrppfTielo in Connecticut cine flrt=
bare SSrepeltbat begongen Gin 9ie9er, Der, Dle man
permubet, elmer oerienigen lit, Die man iDeben aus
Dem GjefdnqnB su Sanburp entlalIen bat, erlhien
i'm Sous 0es Serrn gSilbman, 0a er alBer Wta=
bame Mtibman 1onIt Niemanoen i'm Saus an=
trof. 10 perud1te er Der Same 8epalt an6utbun.
OQs Saus 1T sienli5 melt BON allen an0erwetl9en
g8pbnhGuIern entfernt unO es berging elne qeraume
9eit ebe burdb 5as @eIdrei Der Wtaoame gSlloman
berbeigeloft, cine Na6barin i'm Saus erl6en. NlS
Der Neoer Die SSrau eintreten lab, er9rl er et1en
Stein uno lGllg lie Damit auf Den &opf oaB lie o=
fort betpuBtlos sulammenltlir5te. Sann teDrte ct
III Ieinen Spfer 5urif uno nod etnem langen per-
spefelten Gampf, in melfem er Die 6rau oroIelte,
bis ibr bas 8ut aus ben Nugen, Der ytale nnO pen
Obren bcrporquoQ, gelang es ibm enoltd ieine Gnlt
an ibr su tiiblen Nad)oem oas Qeideben, mo9te ldD
Der Neeer aus Dem Staube. Ste Srau, ole sum
getano Der Wtabame g8llomon berbel9eellt mar,
erbolte IiG wieoer uno mad)te Gdrm, uno balo Date
lid cine Sdbaar Der Nahbarn perlammelt, Die llb
ipiort ouran mafte, Die 8ebolje uno oas Sano naoD
beu fuhtoen Neger 3u bur6inAen. Ser Ne9er
muroe oeIe6en, aber es 9elang 6m 81 enttpnhen.
Ntaoame 0ioman mar geIegneten Gelbes. Sle lag
6 6tunoen lana i'm Sterben un0 enoliG madlte DER
5 90 ihreu 2eioen Elm gnbe. Gs wuroe cine Selob=
nuuo BON $4,000 fir 9enjenigen ous9eleBt. Der Den
ihmor;en llnbolo leben0ig eln!ieIer. 98Qre er err
mitbt mproen oann ,uiroe Die iber oas Sd)eulal I'm
hDdliten @raoe entriiitee gep0lferung Der 8emenoe
fursen 8rpseb nit oemIelben gemabt p0oen. Ste
lni,e fahnbet inoeIlen eifr91t duf Den WtletDater
en- Wri6oepprt in bemleIben Staate louroe am
Sonntoo cine Qbnlid)e Srepeltbat oDn elnem Ne9er
nm eiuem otbtbaren iun9en Ntdo6en berubt. Ser
Reoer puroe perbaftet uno man tonne lDn tailm oon
Ger 0oIfswutb I9uben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-09-17
Gin fnr,es 0einrah.

Gabifaler. SIR Semofraten podt Die Ginf=
,rpansiqer Bombs nit Gjreenbafs be5ablen Gage
mir einmal, no pOlt ibr oenn Die @reeabads ber>
nebuen?
Semofrat. S6r GaOifalen tpoQt Die SHnf=
5pansiser 8onos nit @Olb be5a9len. Gage mir
bod, no ibr bas nbtbige @olo bernebmen tuolt?
SIT es 6pieriger, Die @reenbads auf5utrelben, als
oas @olb
Ser &aoifale riB Die Qugsn melt qut blie6 aber
Die Nntiport i6uloie.
9emofrat SD min Dir iasen, ME mir Die er-
Iten 800 Otlonen in @reenbads sur ginlbiung Der
6infswan5ieer Bombs auf6ringen. 9Btr id)aTen
Die Nationalbanfen ab, geben itatt gationa6antno.
ten @reenbads aus, l6en 300 Utillionen Sdnf=
8lpanSiser oamit Elm unb iparen Dem 8olfe baourd
jd6rlid) "a Miaionen Dollars Sob on 3inien.
Ser &abifale rannte fort ols bate i'm cine @espe
eeito9en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-09-17

Gin opreubii4ss gatt brisst s, eigsa benS 5'snSn
Se{5ssnSStiet 5sr Sortosu
os b95f sHqas5 ans aSS S sn as4ssn sSs S%n no
1;s ou mo% fSoorenmeiie neil nur nit 9epD9nliden
d eSIIen 'sI"I peris5en n anosn SakSn &C.
fettet, in @eieaidaft pon &an6ern uno atotoern
IlIff''oi 1uf ben gdub 8u ieben aSas 1T qsgsn oies
sdmad) uno @5rauiamteit Der neue Marl 6onsr
8efe6l, feline 4riitli6en Qmmen 5u balten, mas lo=
oor 6ie rumdnii0e @erienfnns pom Elm paqr ln=
sldlden in Die 9ononut1sn? WdMmtllds IN sS$ Ssi
Goupernements sulamneneepreBt nno crit lett nen!<
a9ssq e $o%s s1fr a ns nfSt I'M tssn
&sn SrosruSlnub mobnen. gSd6renO man aber
ss5 20? os 9sasn gsnst nss anHa ih
Wtshpsi1 hpsi naen 81 opitnttete berfdQt Die BoSeman
s sss;n9SrG Die S gsf9F @tn atlt fr IN Yaft Stn nt
5torr a,.u Sarfsr nm e Bonn Ner6redern 9leih Moz
nate nate lana onrdo's game 9anb transporren gu la}=
ien 98elGe gorbarei i'm 10. .Sabrbunoert> peife
gdanoe in Der gerooe Der aufttdrun9 uno Der el'
utilization
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-09-17
Sehcrsiacuspertfe Wnrtc fir Jarmer.

@;ouoerneur seymour, unIer nerebrter Eralloent=
itaftscanoioat biet, einem rii9eren Serpreden 9ef
mdB, BEL Der lanbtpirtbf6aftli6en 4usiellun9 IN
Garatoea County, 9letp Dort, Die 6eitreoe. Gs mar
cine berrli6e Geoe, tpoburd Sr. Seymour belptes,
boB er aud auf bielem Seloe 5u Saule 1T, uno llo
ii6er bies wi6tee SntereIie Der menldIl9en 9slel-
idaft arinoli9 unterri6tet bat. Grlprad9 NIT 9roz
her gBdrme uno enbelt iid iOrgfdltig aaer polltl=
id1en 4nIpieluneen gaulentli9 mar 1elne Sd9ll=
beruna Der Iprsiioe unb ei3e bes Sanolebens nber=
ous ansie6eno uno metlterbaft. g8ir fDnnen nns
nd3t ent6alen, Die folsenoc Steaebier ab5uoruden:
SIrfen mir nidht hoffen, baB Der einit in unieren,
0nnb 10 pprpaltenoe G5e16maG flir oas Sanoleben
burd cine perbeiierte Dentllbe Wtenn9 lpteoeraer.
aeIie(lt neroen miro no bob unler griteDhn9slgllem
0emelben 8ordub leiitet? llnlere lnn9en WlaHnst
brdnot es nad oen Stdoten, Die ne uosruien ne
oeben einen Iibern, eeiunben uno nublifen Seoens=
beruf au fir Die 98edsl zines Der Spefuateny 9es
lpibmeten Staotlebens. Sn nur 81 bauT9en Tadeh
ideitern lie elenOiglid) in ihren S0nungen no erz
ipartungeu, Ieiben lie SdHbru9. an Gelunobelt nno
Gbarofter. Sic unter unlern erfol9retb .9eneenen
Sormern einaeriiiene Yrogs, ihre Sdloerelen 5lt
oerfuufen uno in Die @tdote unb Ileden 5n sieben,
brinet boppelten S6aben. Gs beraubt ote 6arm=
beirfe bes in i6nen aufgeapelten Sapltals nno be-
raubt lie Der ourd lan9e @rfabrung ermerbenen e5e=
16idli6fet unO gGeis6eit in lanopirtbld)attll
Nngeleoenbeitcn Ser ooppelte ab3ns per lun9en
uno Itrebiomen, tpie Der olten uno poblbabenoen
2anbwirt6e Madden StGbten beentrddtigt Die 2ano=
mirtbbafsintereen in iittliher wie in naterieller
SinIift. 8enn man bieiem Snterele leinee better
Grdite unb Die naterellen Mittel ent5lebt- 10 who
oaourd) notbwenoia Der GinfluB oes 9roBtsn nno
wi6tigiten inouitreaen gerufs, OUT Dem oas geoel=
ben aler onoern 9ernfs5pe9e berlbts 9elhmdht
@s lit OeBbalb uniere 41idbt, niht nur MaBna9men
su treffen, burh Die Der 2anobau enrd9li6 ionhern
6as 2onoleben ansiebeno 9enat6t piro. SerS Sanoz
bau mub oui Die @tufe zines intelectleaen gernfs
erboben ueroen. Sic S9eu por ibm nlnB perlfpin.=
ben gemadt uno Elm 9erlangen naf lhm .9epedt
iperben als oerenigen 2ebensmetl, pel9e lllat nur
einen oeredten Spfn Der glrbeit, onoern ghre nno
Ginflub in unierem 9eisuidaftli3en unO polttif9en
Seben Iidert."