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The Darien Canal.

It is evident, from the latest reports
of the progress of the Darien Canal Sur
veying Party, that Ship Canal across
the Isthmus will not be soon construct
ed. Suitable passages into the bowels OF
the land are found in bays on the shores
of either ocean, but between, the rocky
barrier rises and interposes an obstacle
that must be insuperable. 1t was hoped
that the height OF the divide would not
exceed 800 feet, but it proves to be 716,
and this is altogether too deep for cut
ting. A tunnel might obviate the diff
Guilty, but who will undertake to dig out
such work as this, through the dark in
terror of we know not how many miles
of rock? The tunnel required must have
an average height OF more than hun
dred feet, and breadth Of at least two
hundred. Engineering science would be
equal to the task, but time and men and
money would fail or despair. The Mt.
Cents tunnel, the work Of so many years,
is but child's diversion in comparison
with this great work. We fear the en-
terprise must be abandoned, and even
the hope of accomplishing it be surren-
dered. II has been the project of three
centuries, from the days Of Balboa down
to our own time. The old Spaniards
thought to make passage through the
Isthmus, and their dream has been
broken up by every explorer sin ,e, and
it has found place in all great CONNER;
cial schemes. 1t has a quietus now, and
the Panama Railroad will hold the mon
opoly of the Isthmus trade. 1t may
improvise a ship transit of its own by
laying track and constructing trucks
on which ships and their cargoes togeth'
er may be lifted bodily out of the water
and transported from Aspinwall to Pan
anna. Perhaps the problem may finally
be solved in this way.-E1chdags.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05

SANE AT LAST "For five years" writes
a gentleman at Harrisburgh, Pa, 81 was
on wild-goose chase after remedies for
dyspepsia. I have taken first and last
enough infallible cures to float jolly
boat, and the mole / swallowed the fas-
ter got no better. Luckily, or rather
providentially, it came into my head to
try DIR. WALKERS VEGETABLE VINEGAR
Buffers. This was about five months
ago. In less than six weeks not a twinge
remained to remind me of the complaint.
I am perfectly well, and have only one
regret-hdt / did not discortr ht true
specific sooner.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05

The EXECUTION OF RULoFP. Edward
II. Rulof' was hanged in the yard Of the
Binghamton Jail, for the murder OF Fred
erick A. Alirrick, on the 18th of August.
He died with iirmness. His last night
was somewhat restless and he slept but
little. At o'clock in the morning he
was removed to room on the second
floor of the jail so that he might not see
the final preparations. This room had
a window opening upon the hill outside,
on which hundreds of people were gath
cred at an early hour, and he frequent
ly, during the morning, exhibited him
self at this window and was seen by the
multitude, but he was in no way dis
couraged by the publicity. Ruloff, in
his last interview with his counsel, ex-
pressed wish for the latter to take
charge OF his body to await the orders
of his brother. The body was accord
ingly delivered to Mr.. Becker after it
had been placed in the coffin provided
by the Sheriff.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05
The Washington Treaty.

Both Houses of the New Brunswick
Legislature have adopted, by unani-
nous vote, the resolutions condemning
the terms OF the Treaty Of Washington,
so far as they relate to the fisheries. AZ
ter the passage of the resolutions the
Legislature was prorogued, with the
usual formalities. The following is a
paragraph in the Lieutenant-G Governors
speech relating to the Treaty:
"The result OF the deliberations OF
the High Joint Commission at Washing
ton, so far as our Dominion Provincial
interests are concerned, is calculated to
excite alarm and dissatisfaction but we
cannot for o moment suppose that the
Dominion Parliament will give its con-
sent to that portion Of the Treaty which
disposes of our invaluable fishery rights
for the veriest mockery of IN equivalent,
when we should have received in return
therefor, at least, free admission into
the United States markets OF our ships,
coal, and lumber"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05
Consolation.

There are once-beloved faces
We gaze on no more,
As we stand in the places
Thatk knew them Of yore;
Death came not upon them
Their smiles still are bright
But strangers have won them,
And live in their light.
Yet age has its wrinkles,
And life has its cares
AID each passing year sprinkles
A few silver hairs;
They must watch the cheek shrivel,
And greet the gray hair;
But TO US tbs unchanging-
For US ever fair.
There are ties that must bind us,
Though severed for aye; ...s
There are scar leaves that mind us
OF loves summer-dAy;
There are hopes that still fatter
When hope long has fed,
Like flowers that we scatter
With tears DER the dead.
But dearer, though broken,
Such ties may become,
More sweet than il spoken
Our dead hopes and dumb,
Than the triumph and gloom
OF q fatal success
Which turns into curses
The things that should bless.
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TROUBLES AT PANAMA force OF SOC
insurgents was marching on Panama al
the latest dates received, and a battle
was imminent, as the Government troops
intended to offer stout resistance. The
Montijo was still at large, and her move
ments we're unknown. The Commits
sioners sent to confer with the rebels,
had effected the release OF several pris-
oners held by them. A steamer on the
Magdalena River exploded her boilers
recently, killing fourteen persons.
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GRAND GIT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION
TOR THE BEsEFu or
The Fo.ndiaq AsylsHi SITTER u Charity Hsu York and
Ss'disn' nad SnilorI' Orphan Home, Fd'hiagtoa.
To be held in Washington D. c. under and BY virtue Of
permit from Hon A. Peasantou, Commissioner Of In
ternal Revenue, on Wednesday, June ith, 1871. The
following Gifts will be awarded the successful ticket
n Calvert ST., Baltimore. Saooo. 22tO acres Timber
Land in Washington Co, Nd, with three Dwellings and
Saw MIL lying on Ches L Ohio Canal, S210O 3.story
Briek HOuse, ~ Bolton ST. Balto siSSCo s-;sory
idenee Goyanstown, miles from Baltic, on PAen-
ger r. w, $ii.uO. fine Residence near GorAnstoWn.
same location, $500. fine Residence Govans-
town, same location ssSc0 fine Residence near Co
suburban property. "a so each, sl7sn sS0u0 Bonds
Brownsville Precinct and Lincoln County Nebraska, I
per cent gold int 5000 y. S. Bonds $1,000 \. o.
State Bonds, ITO Shares National Mechanics, Bank;
Shares Northern Central X, r, loo Shares BIeR. R.,
% Shares BALTIC. 4 Ohio X. r., % Shares PhilA. VIII
mington 4 BALTIC r. R. 5000 TICKETS only win be sold
Hon. II McCofioroH Elkton, Nd. ,.-,..,-...
Mai Gro 7, CASTLE, Baltic, Nd
Hon. j. 8 MOLLY " c.. Pittsburg Pa. ..... rSs,.
Rei,rean. Maj. Gen. d. Hunter, U. S. A.. wAshlng-
ton, d. O. Hon Jas. S. Negley, Pittsburg. Pa, First
BANKERS, Hassrstovn, Hon. r, j. Brent, late Att'y
Genl Baltimore.
On tho day q the Concert, the newspapers in wAsh-
inEton will Announ the names Of the gentlemen who
At the allotment Of Gifts, and week before that d,y
the time and place Of the Concert and the Of the
performers will be announced In the newspapers Of
Washington, New York and Baltimore. Deeds Of the
the Trustee; TIcGETs and Circulars can he hAd o.
p. O. DEVLIN. General gent StAtioner and Prints.
No. 81 Nassau ST., New York
~ Orders By Mail vii receive prompt Attention.
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: w,.,. Prvpri..aF. Il, u. MeDosILs Co. DruEE,I
c.s hs'.',, -, Ta.,,,,ony 10 ,h.,r
c.,I.. p1..t.
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KUN I, - - s'r..,.,,.,i 10 rl.a,. An,
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thatleaa tns S'PP''t ", D.. ~, H..
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apeFiee' henoNA,ot anu
eaFFy'hso" N1 -, ~ a.. nj,
70 49, -,,n, - Sr,r,;or, and rru,in long unxeu,
= NJ ho,e, .rr NO, DESTROYED by mincra,
pS, s,h.r ,r.,r, and the Vital organs wasted
beyond the point OF repair.
rh,x ny, n Gentle Purpntlyc n well ms n
80 a.s.s,irr al.o th, pcculIar mcri. OF acting
Tonic possessing A'''' s"e Psts''''
Is powerful agent in relieving Congestion or imam
nation Of the Liver. and all the Viscerl Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, In young or
DID, married single, at the dawn OF womanhood orHt
the turn Of life. these Tonic Bttert have no equal
For InHnmmntory and Chronic Rhcuma-
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Bilious, Remittcut and Intermittent Fec
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new. and BLADDER, these Bittcrs have been most
.neccssful such Di-rn srs arc caused by vitintcd
s".e' -, Tt ..,,,s.I he d.r,r-.rn.,,
BLOOD, when lNSei'ot"''! p'"'"'"O y hs'"'''e
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nysprpSI. nr tSDICESTIOS. Head.
DIST ""
ache Pain In the shoniders ConEhN iiSn'hes OF me
Chest Dizziness, Sour EraeistionA OF the stomach.
n,s a,,e in the Mouth. Bilious Attacks. Papa,ou Of
the Heart Inflammation Of the Lungs Pain IN the 70
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05

CHAppED HANDS, face, rough skin, PIN
pies, ringworm, salt-rheum, and other
cutaneous affections, cured, and the SKIN
made soft and smooth, by using the
JUMPER TAR SOAP, made by CAswEIb,
HAZARD & Co., New York. It is more
convenient and easily applied than other
remedies, avoiding the trouble OF the
greasy compounds now in use.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05

FACTORIES and machine shops should
not be. allowed to run a day without
JoHSsoY's ASopYSE LNDfESr. In case
Of n sudden accident, an immediate use
of it may save weeks OF suffering, and
perhaps limb, or even life.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05

THERE are several kinds of worms
which trouble horses the pin-worms
pointed at both ends are the most COM
mon and most dangerous. SHERIDAN S
CAVALRY CONDITION POWDERS Will In q
few days eject the worms, and the horse
will begin to thrive.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05

A LAMESrABLE accident occurred in
Washington, by which child OF Mr..
John Selfert, aged 8, by oyerturning a
pan Of 10 ling milk, was so terribly
scalded as to blind both eyes.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05

TIE annual Convention Of the Ohio
State Sabbath-School Union will be held
at Piqua, June G and 7.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05

Many a child sings II want to be an
angel" who would be more satisfactory
if he wanted to be good boy.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-05

CODA FOUNTAINS, best and Cheapest; 60
9to Ri0o J. W. CHAPMAN CO.,
MApIloN, Ind.
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1908 GIFTS.

GRAND GIFT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION
TOR The BEsEFu or
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License Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that I,
IL Charles Tangeman, resident OF the
City Of Richmond, Wayne Township, Wayne
county Indiana, viii apply at the ext Sc .sion
of the Board Of County Commissioners Of
WAYNE county, Indiana, Tor license to sell
spirituous, vinous and malt liquors in less
quantities than quart At . time, and allow
the same 70 BE- drank 90 the premises where
sold. agreeable r. the provisions Of the law
approved March sth, 1859. The premises on
which propose to sell ap situated - follows:
Being room number seven a. on lot NUM-
Der seventy.feur, ~, in that part Of the
said city Of Richmond, Wayne township,
Wayne county, Indiana, laid out By c. ".
Starr, on the East side Of North 5th street,
and immediately North Of the fremont House
10 said City Of Richmond, Wayne township
Wayne county. Indiana.
s4-3t CHARLES TANGEAAN,
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Deciduous institutions imply de-
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Dependent as they are upon pop
ular character, established political
systems can not die out until
the feeling which upholds them die
out. ~
In . professedly popular gov
ernment, no one can be perfectly
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In short, all despotisms, whether
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State of Indiana, ,
Whine COyL7zfz, }
Claretta Stanley, and
William Dulin, her
Guardian

Claretta Stanley, and In the Wayne Com
William Dulin, her mon Pleas Court
Guardian. January Term, 1871
W. Complaint on 40.
Thomas N. Young, count No. 1900.
Levi XPnry. Nicholas
StanlS and Malvina
Turner.
nE 1T KNOWN, That, on this 2ist day Of
- October, 1871, the above named Plain.
tif. by James Perry, Esq, Attorney, fled in
the Office of the Clerk Of the Wayne Common
Pleas Court. their complaint against said dc.
PENDANTS in the above entitled cause, together
with the affidavit of q competent person that
said defendants, Nicholas Stanley and Malyi-
ma Turner are not residents of the State of
Indiana.
Said defendants, Nicholas Stanley and
MLvins Turner therefore are hereby notified
Of the fling and tendency of said c ,mplaiut
against them and that, unless they appear
and answer or demur thereto, at the calling Of
the said cause on the second day of the next
Term OF said Court, to be begun and held at
the Court House il Centrevills, on The First
Monday Of January next, said complaint AMI
the matters and things therein contained and
alledged. will be taken rs true AMI the said
cause will he heard ano dstermined in their
| absence
Witness WIN. W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
and tae Seal of said Court, at Cen
treville, this 21st day of October, 1871.
VIM. ". DUDLEY, Clerk.
JAMES PERRY, Atty. Of Pi'f. n33 4wpf39.
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ADDRESS
ADDRESS
Delivered before Eden Lodge, No.
80. Degree Of Rebekahs October
n, 1871.

ADDRESS
Delivered before Eden Lodge, No.
80. Degree Of Rebekahs October |
~, 1871.
BRornERs AND SrsTERs.--The subject
upon which l propose to offer . few
thoughts ct this time 10 in the connec.
ton of woman with Odd Fellowship.
shall also make . few remarks upon
the general principles Of the Order. and
should my remarks not meet your high
expcctations:you should not fail to 70.
anember am IS yet novitiats in your
Lodge. The Degree Of Rebekah was
adopted by the Grand Lodge Of tho
United States at its session in Septem.
Der. 1857, and went into operation the
following year. II was written BY
Schuyler Colfax. at present Vice Pres.
ident.
An effort was made some years ago
by portion Of the Order to induce the
Grand Lodge to abolish this degree, in
which, however, they did not succeed
ard the rapid progress the Order has
made siyce it's addition, is positive proof
that it bss proved 10 impsdiment to ito
progress. but rather surrounded BY the
hallowed influence of woman's seal. il
has drawn within it's ranks the mos
gifted, noble and worthy Of our band
Then, dear sisters, let us arc use to the
great work there 10 before as, nsye,
forgetting for q moment that the ALL
seeing eye Of Gcd is ever upon US.
and that He who seeth our secret work
himself will reward rs openly. Let u.
go forth on our errHrd Of beneyolepce
not as the hypocrites do, sounding
trumpet before them, but Is the silsn
falling Of che dew upon the withere,
flower, or o. the falling of the gentl
rain on the parched earth, let fall on
deeds Of love and kindness, smooth tn
troubled spirit, calm the wild passion
Let'us.be ever content at the bedside q
the sick and suffering, ever rsadx wit
gentle hands to ba:he their fessred brow
or cool their parched lips, and If nee
be. with unhltering courage wipe tn
clsmmy dsath-swest from the brow
catch the last feeble accent that fall
from the lips, o. close the fading sys I
the last prayer tsars on lee wings th
departing spirit into the presence Of il
God"
And a. the constant dropping Of vi
ter upon rock will wear ehs solid roc
away, 50 the constant psra6rmanes Of o.
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:. II subscribers move 70 other places
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GREATEST INVENTION OF
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r ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION have
IL tn is day been granted to the unders;gn-
ed on the Estate of William p. Estell, late OF
the city OF Richmond, Wayne County, and
State of Indiana, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate, are required
to file them duly proved in the Clerks office
of said county within one year from the date
of this publication. The estate is supposed to
be solvent. ELIZABETH ESTELL,
Nov. lst, 1871. ~ Administrative.
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Clean Up !!

a LII owners Of property in the city Of
"A Richmond, are hereby notified 10 clean
their cutters, sidewalks and alleys within
twenty days from date, or the same will be
done ct the expense of the property.
q. G. CROCKETT, Street Com.
Oct. %, 1871, n33.v
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London has radical club, the
majority OF whose members belong
to Parliament. Mrs. p. A. Taylor,
Mrs. Fawcett, Lady Amberly and
Miss Helen Taylor are members
Suof the club.
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SPENCER.

Are most honest occupations
from which public sentiment ex-
cludes women more foreign 10 the
seli.respect of women than most
to which she is secluded
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LOST!
INFORMATION WANTED.
nERNARD WEsTERMAN,

Strayed from his home, in Richmond
Wayne Co., Ind, on Monday evening, Octo-
bsr 2, 1871.
BERNARD WESTERMAN.
He 10 . native of Germany, and speaks NO
English 10 seventy five years old medium
size, quite gray, and somewhat lame, usually
walking with . cane. Whsn be left his home
be was dressed in brown suit Of clothes.
Any information leading to his recovery will
be thankfully received and literally BY
JOHN SHULTZ,
At Oran Psrry's Piow Works, 3ab Main 81.
Richmond, Ind. FCity papers please copy Il q
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Mnt,au's Column.

"Associated humanity has lar
vel appendages analogous to those
Of individual creatures.
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How do you know for what
women are physically qualified till
we have undertaken ~ learn, ruth
er than to assume?
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An instance Of female heroism,
which has recently been given in
Ireland. recalls the story Of Grace
Darling. The brig Manly was
wrecked on Drogbeda bar, in plain
sight of the life boatmen, who re-
fused to 60 their assistance in con-
sequence Of the violence Of the
gale. Six men were carried of
the hull by the surf and drowned.
At last lady put of from shore
in small boat, and at the risk ol
her own life, saved that OF one Of
the men left on board the vessel
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1871-11-11

A wife's text. "The right man
in the right place" husband at
home in the evening.