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go ,reon ne crs to allow the tefi"oay -. -ss
G Ser OF .fe prof
81 49, shA The nss BENG Pur'se4 -'Ha r''>r~
~ crtfr u p-srtcA -
us sss- 81 d. A orrisee fi'fcls
" VI krcr- lFs ! "a
We Cor orsrrsi.s ctj-en vssu NJ NsAson ~rossot
D % ,selo. hsrfrd Il The Coirt ard cteeot,f u.
Vr.s.ecrlir - s.r1cr outside tn hguse oa iae tosa
the RiArrs procession sng sae ny ss9-
noise below o1t a. tirae1 y itsa
cocf through TIE pf3cs Ga sei
r~sors ksFaS bold Of the ho7cs, tae sars ws 7,sy
had hold The sd several % sos
tot theu srd ohsrs bang The horse WITH seaFes
uarg fhreseslng >rgu,ge coward he diver Wa tss
oElrus sides tbs dfts On he ses
lst 81 r,snsers and the, fet 70 sss has
q convenient. Of e crowd o. Psr-ons safss
around ksrns he door the Parties thea plaehef 80
driver With the Ia the side and The heal ana b scss>d
hrss. myself .ra sccsed them 20 H the dr.sr
20 AFRAID vssli and hrfs noecfy.
brt soictsion urhe,ded
thai he cod Of .N great
witch prless heated let aso he apart
Iheoer eharse expected thai tAs 6re IN ne
have hestca that ea ths ss IA:
tesu shu % BY dtmpsrs ard aue pat n hs room
Asr CHEZ heat T. ad Aa e0uA 10, b. doas ssas
Mords~.
The eeorser srsrna the Jury 5re "a tie Cart
o. te sajoTnea to II o'clock A N. OF Monday nexf
The n this Saalrrs
rsf W,ters Themes Trainer Charles
Murr,v Josn Krlv Edward Chre John
rs,rk Rannfhsn. Thomas EuruS John crnor rss
Brsd, Peter thorn Anhons Meoasio Pash
Ncsu. Thouss Cor Eap. 49,.
W.n,r Jo ID Black Samuel Day. JosPh ApPles. Ca..
N.sp Milton r. Do~lss JeEons H. hins Valentine Mayer G.
Hubbard, B. Reed.
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EW-JERSEY ITEMS.

Tss Paramount AVID TsS PSRRy The HIison
County Board cf chosen Fechclders. their meeting.
held the County Court House he ian inst, passed.
TIE following prt srnte and resolution;
lso- A. 81 ueeaz % IL Les sse Of IA
ch@r frtbf rci.ii,n O. h N frl.ss Of tbs CSlnY
- .ftfn Haey from fhs bed, therei5re
Eesls.d thA-the Committee
tts he of NJ L
this I'd, he euol o. The i,rf.sse of mis- County
CoxcTRT.--instead o. giving q Ball. usasi BaSinS
Hook snd Lsdier Company No. l. viii hi. year give
Ccncort the beu OF their treasury DOdworths Band
/ ~. hoe engaged fjr the seth int
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VULLdNSBUR ITEMS.

BpRsLARY-Cl l0refOrm AdERisistered. time dur
ing Thursday night the dwelling house of Mr. George
sr, who sueceeded in obtaining about so in money and
s0usntiiy Of wearing apparel from BIZ sleeping room
sscertsned Ii the burglars used ehoroiorm for the
purpose Of supplying Mr.. and Ms. Covert
Far AND FKsIHAL.-The ladies Of Calvary r Esfree
(hurh viii hold Fair and Festival at the Odeon on
Wednesday evening next
Attbe annual meeting Of Protective Engine Co no
The fIlorirg officers elected Foreman m frlee
Assistant Foreman Hugh Colgan; Secretary A. Css,er
-; r., ssu,,r Chs Lispenard: Representatives. m
Price. Cha Ispssard. }. L. savage Trustee A cas
fI .hGs.
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HIAyr RoBrInr-.irrnes " Green. $ isshinz lookiaE
FLOW. who sccofdrg 20 his own admission a. ior soma
dsys pat been cPree yesterday made an an Dc
fore JUs oshorns .eting forth that be had been r'ooea
Of geld watch and chain worth Sfo and Ell 700 IN money
and that lie su.ptc's hscim man whom he employer ~
convey him from the Civ Hotei Of Broadway AM
Howard At house OF III fame Ia Leonard a. AL re-
male retdrg in the house, hsving stolen the property
lie suspected individuals arrested by serge lni sth
Of ihe Lower Police Court warrant Issued by the
Magistrate sDd taken before him The compla nini also
Appeared and questioned O. where he got the money
ard replied that perron whose name be gave. PAD II 70
him. The magistrate being quite satisfied that the
story wholly correct ard being assured o. the good
character Of the hsckmau dischs god the latter from
toy upon the promise II Mr. Reuben Lovjoy proprietor
q Loyeioys Hotel that be should Re forthcoming fc-
amin nation az DAY. which time Green promised TO
have The man who paid him the money present The 10
male wss licked up.
TEE CASsDA BANK FEAuD.--The examination into
THE natter resumed yesterday afternoon before jas
toe Stuart. John l.. White, the broker 81 Buffalo WAC
after beirC examined witness arrested By order
Of the magistrate. party concerned in the fsud made
statement 10 the magistrate. in which he ay0wei his in
nocence ard complained Of the plan Of questioning pur
sued BIZ the trate which from its leading character.
compelled him to make categorical answers. which had
been Construed differently from what he intended. He
elsmed aso. that whatever he had said tending in tbs
81 iIon OF the magistrate facn guilt upon him. could
not legally be used in Court of final Judgment. Sons
little testimony taken aud the summing up OF the
Commenced. The decision Of the magistrate viii be
given ia few days
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SECOND BOARD.


FT Doyd- 5000 Reading H. r. g. 20 x>fi. 5000 do.
81 20 q 90 and les 1900 " IN Coup &c. ist IS
Nov ID o. Fem dat Coap g. 20 cash o0i slOo Cues
d.. e. 80 D. 81 Penn r. r. n 900 Long Island H.
R. Is IS. 100 HssdiBg R. g 81 80 do g. so lo do "a 80
lf 40 So Lehsh Nav % 10 do t3ts % Harrisburg X.
s.. it6 morn. C,ns Isl Ksnuety Bank III II Gafd Bsak
G. ~; 2Cou nercisl Bsnf G, -.
,,ea Poards 100 Reading ar b5 3 100 Long Island RR Il
Ift Msi, Canal los So DO Hvn 10 100 Chesr hsfny Com
y seorl Esayd-flcCco ~ Lb,rties Co1 s., int Is Nov,
sEo Pfsbrrs 70 9o sIcco Can s1d Aaboy r. g. az ID
0 Perm s. 49, Schuy Nav preferred pi so Ssw
Crest Goa CO. 2ds 81 Lehsh Nav GS 2KssFael, B,ss bs
Ill - ~. -.
Cosrc Py.-uni,sd O.. "a int. Of lNl BID Uat~d
STATE, 6 o. Iai bid; Peuna Vs ssi bid % ssssAi
s.dlns Railroad 90 b6 s9} asked Rsadng Boods 10 o. sd
Reading NOtass Boz % - % bid - askedi Psnnsy
,,pis DIV Of lsf I'd n ssked Morris CsEsl B bid, ~
sIsd schoyl Navigation e. 'g9 Sl bLi ssksdi sehsJfn
s.grfon ~ bid al .sssd schuylk Navigation Preferred
vi BID 81 sssed LonF Island, ~ BID IS ssfsd uessbsrG
I'D lsi ,.tsi 1sd Bgt div of ~ I'D "ted uated Stsses
p.nk Il I'd q uked, Union Canal bid a. s<ked Dull
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srPERron corRr-Before Judge o,KLsv.

EWN MUM 7 UNNTFN7.
Christopher Ioye at John Ukeee Jas Musry ani others
Against the propieiOrs Of Eighth-aV and faion ferry
liz, 10 forer dar lad ~ SJG90or injury
In being Eroced BY omnibus Eshh:v and Eisn
tesnt wheels remaining Of the shoulders
rni til the could be haoke IA Of |aeh
AID % der TIE head and face Of paluI much huI
In nae the Injury denied AID IL Is syer,d thai panif in
onntus hiansd tho horses daisndtg
BE- able AMI that tha
rr we sccd which endsol the isena had
ro control. Sealed verdict
Public Adrinsrstor sgi. Po.saIl.
TO recover 81 200 alleged to be due on purchase OF
cc goods Jepid already referred TO- Tic Jury could rot
,grec, and discharged.
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MARRIED..

BELcHER- sNYpER-o On n gr-ay Dee. IS q cl.'erask
Y h the Rev John Beehes ofths o. dsaf
FscheI Titus OF this City, MIS- Emma Saydsr Of the former
piece - =.
I.re.U I.Iock 10 Mss Chaiotte Mead all ofthis ify
ROC KNFLL- Ga Win slu De- 10 81 the Cenrrsss
flor Chncb VIM. b. the Rev Geo w WsOdru6 John r.
Roclwe 10 ds shtrr Miles C. Bur both OF Wis
std
ITMNFR-sNlTT Ca TUESDAY, Dec - b, the Rev spen'st
II "m rlummer 90 Nss Ea 8 saith all ofHoeof's.
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MApTST COTTT-Befofe Iad.e rsoHPs0N.
- L-....l .InCar- h ..-l NJ

mi . 4
By cub tenants to from the Of premises
And trespess entering the bowling saloon
ptirls in BresGway Ia order to make certain ALLEGED ttfs
s ara rrpsrs Pauifs hired from Cornell, the there
heinz claus IN his that Mr. McC .ry the owner shout
nfg spy time make such repairs tho safety o. tho
ouirrd by PLAINTIFF that repairs not
cesary that s premises not good amer re aera9nS
a. s.Irsycos'v Vfrdc pufi6s 500 ,gsias M Mccarthy
ard 20 srd costsl against Mr. Cornell
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rnraT CALENDAR.

CovroN PLEAs-1hs day-Part Mos. Lbs i.ist
Iis iss Lio iiST 1854. iisi liza Li6 ll5 llst
le5 liei fs liNO SIS. lilS LIZ lllS III" Ll<i ii'
20 lS2 inclusive - 49,. 49,. -. -
CIRcrIr CouRr-Monday-No AS, 49i, i9a, SOC, SIT.
IFS ia E9. s. $50 e. 56S sec S.. SO. - 49,
SurIRIOk CoURr-Monday-NO li3, 5Si, 55s J.3
ss IS sG So q SOL SIS 81, S 81 SO SO 49, sd so
e ssi ~ sfS H. 2sG SaS Si2 {lN 81, % th 81
SrrRrag CoURr-GeRerGl Ttrm-Adournod 10 s'th
for further decision remainder ofdsoa'
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Advertisement |
DISEASES OF
TREATMENT OF DIs
? THE THROAT AND

IuNcs * IvusLlToS-Dr HUNrEs would notify th.r
South West that they psrmkneny To-
csted The their removal from washing
ton WIS b,rF sufficiently eeatra and Of
waiting them from distant Ts OF the Eeprhhc ksiienee
40 olIec. No l12 Btalvay.
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FaIDAy, Dec. l6-P. NJ.

FRIDAY Dec. lo-P. VI.
HE Stock marke. was active this morning. but In
prices there was no, much change the tendency was
however downward for the ances generally operators not
liking the appearance Of the foreign news Erie was very
heavy and sold down to IA further decline Of "a
y cent Hudson River sod at 6il define Of cent;
Harlem EI OF y cent, Reading cent Nicaragua
was rot very active and declined cent The bus IN
Cumberland have either LEI the market down for fher o"n
purposes or tie oorner broken Considerable sss Of tos
stock were made and sfe market fell oil v cent rHn"
ysin sitter ,elng At g. reacted and vent up pa ~"
report Of the President published in the T'le4~s TINS
ing was fsvorsby received I, considered 10 nave
the COMPANY 70 be in better condition than somn'h "
NOR indicated and brought IN some rev buyen fehn.y
vsnia Coal declined v cent New Creek on y iH'
,iv,o railroads are in moderate demand pui nesvy
p.nrc.d Bends arc dIli A small sale Of = o. '''''
vss made at 1901 ,x,. IT,,
ia. rin,.o socks are without change Lehgh zin'
soaat9 telegraph report to the evening papers "''e@
,,, the works Of The Company Bsthehem had been en-
,iy.Iv aestroycd By fire messenger from the Sene"
ri, grafton brings the Information thas 'ns
build NO destroyed small wooden receiving ho'ss sns
.bs, IL, snt re loss can be repaired for sie The o?s
.o.s Of he works vii Be- suspended FIR 'sn hys . nAs
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Advertisement !


UNCLE ION AT BARNtM : MJsEIM-lhe spiendh
Cabin BsRaUs Museum,
ins How full Of thi 81 How
ssbos ny that dorsms N il OF s.esmbost trio
hs.ippii The srrsuse deafenng whenever .ppea Alf
hst charming ftle Eva In tact there rsvsr
rsoe combination Of beauty mb ard phcs II !. e1esef 81
HErUs this AFTERNOON :. O'Clock well this EvEsSG,
sf7
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PERHAM 100000 GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
be Gin Farm nourced to he $4,000
uaguifCent Gin Mirror, worth 4ONo'
The feletr,fsd TrotDs flore Tel graph worth L5o
splendid Tisno- worth eseh from $50 5J
eessnt God Watches worth each from 80 to-. 100
Be had One Dollar esch By purchasing Gin Tickets At
Academy Hal. No csS Broadway.
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Advertisement
J. I-SCIr TnMs CALLS - AZ LIE NATIONAL THEA

"CNCLE IOM'B IAIIN At TIE NATIONAL IiIEA-
This and nht Those sng the
version Of tin rul drama; only thi popular
esblment has been played nfhG since the 1874
of july and the NsnaSe h for evening
end every Wednedsy Saturday afternoons until the 18Th Of July
lcl Little Katy the Ho Corn Girl" will be performed every
Monday, Tuesdfy, TiuTIGsy and Friday afternoons
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CHEAP SILks AND DRESS GooDs FOR HOLIDAY
Ladies will frda choice variety Of Striped silks
Price also Printed Goods NeTnos Ladies'
Co;hs Nrr tla vrlycts CBsDELL PEssos LAKES No
III Broadway, between Grand and Brooue$s
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ILIGANI tHIl>lIAs lRESENlS.-No mlre tlc-
gfnt st can be sven Engraving Suitably frtnl
vsriety be found g. . APPLEross No $50 Bost|ay
2 ssIfs
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lAdverts msnt.I
,rrn 1nE Rrsr oR ~ PAy-Fnr Cholcrn.

WiRRANTTD Tie BEST OR No PAN-for thOcra,
Ole Group Dysentery Chronic Rheumatism Pains ia che
Liz Pack Cfrs ache. Old Sores sgeoEs &c Dr.
Venetian tho only remedy he depended
rrtfo.a b. tn emin. Mt physcal and y soil By he
hrouf tho United states Price q and 5,es Dspss
No 4 Greeualci-st- Y. Y, snd No SAFEST, Blaton
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BROADWAY NENa6ERIE.-This establishment con-
rue. per Yesterday a-c,nt Roy Bengal
1sc, the brought s comfy added 70 the
collection Of wild ttAsts
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tvrss e ,ousec wife family relatives friends H
No .G3 roawLy arc essg Nble D.Eusueoyges
tai only By Roor. CLOUDY weather oil tne a
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TnT CuANnos PoRrRAIrOf sHAK


I III IIfNIt~ TUX I'M Ut CIINh~I'IhT IF IIIV
sre = this celebrated Picture of witch there u copy Ia tbs
Cryits rsseel js received by OOUPI CO. a) BrSadway
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Ia " IN7ELLIGENCE.

The Controller being ready 70 dra< ms warrsnt Tor
.ror Of rsrsininf ursied 10 unsnoSn e-ne-s
n, r .oaai Chabe-in Treasurer Of he
v-v % i.t.er Invested and abide tbs further 0fsfo ne
/ o~-f
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Advertisement
FOR HoImAy PRESENTS
THE steSITiCEyT cEAYos, rHE PIcrvss % PICTURES,
taken only AZ
ROoT's GALLERY,
NJ Rrn.i
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CIRCUIT coURr-Befors Jsdse RossSyELr

CIRCUIT COt-RT-Bcfors Jgdgs AoosSsSLr
J5h1 Bacon AT. Thatcher q Pist.
To recover claim in relation to mortgage on bar room
srrsd 10 The Jury could not asrs" aaa "''
nilasu I.,zn.r Co .s.izs. Ia ssytse Inssrsace Co
far b rurpos. q s.Tin1 note. .fs b exchange
.ur-d the Of firm IN IBIS city Which 's,' qneo stopped pay
RAT y. Company vs. sS.s = sc. Of p,o. 49, 's sGn.
tcrrs r protest the Company Verdict fer PLATA
fhom.s Prvs,-r sos ,ssin,, Hen-y R Dunhan Co.
Plaintiffs nvct.ee and keep on sale certain ,noos 70 be
Nerih moore ., .esed that the foreman Of iseuin.
ordr,d rem pirF. rch tues each ssou IS feet long a1i
r1,s 3 isf ." si s'ps P &
hey h., %. .ne.. bad .esn osaea T 'n ia
been sos belonged r1hsfuy's w Hathaway Isis de-
ried that defendants are habis
,oI-RT O7 COMMON PIE As-P,fcrs Judge DAILY
SUIT FOR ISLANDER.
kNee "a " elch sirs 10 n Kelv
Plaintiff ia widow lady, siding as defendant does N
o.erst The action . to rseove DAMAGES r SANDER in making
Thos 0Bnen AIT. Kpp Brown.
- ~ orihus Of srs.d; referred Verdict ps n.a
as which esrries like srcunt Of ccs's
Before Judge issRABAM
SUIT FOR ALLEGED DECEIT
Ssruei Walker sgs n.t Abraham Gov
To recover damages amount lad at $1,000 for alleged
deceit se siorsplsiuf h,Ting been Induced IA
@ N EaTss AID ~ s % Tss R, o.
ht to sid 1sntion wa. claimed the b. Timothy D J,cs
yud'on and that silt oroosa By them vas IN
sek share said patent and sd for sssurn
OF p ssnss dsSsa he, NJ New the t. Their.
essrd to ,hs patent that there a pend
made He ihs he
rp.ysd 70 sell p, M ana. interest ana refer PLAZA
RE 20 Nj that p.inta ex.minaon purchased Ths
ccuI laint dismissed.
SLIT FOR ISLANDER.
Charles Jscs.on by bis friend against Joseph White
To recover damages for SANDER 10 charging plaintiff
d viii eopper and without repeating Tie eh,sso
III and also emsn wth whom an'f ~s
erov,d IN ars-er that Dc snd captain 0fshp
Hudson plaintiff being hoard cos from barrel .oont
6neeu copper and that be by 20 - 50
nc Tbs denied The tried be ore, when At
tempted shown that COPPER found In jacket said by de-
psnt offered that it did BE-
org to him The jury Inst trial cgreed sit be on amount
Of verdict yesterday No defence wA
offered. Verdict for plsiniia, tSco
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IxuloRArios-The number Of immigrants arriving at

FIRr-At late hour on Thursday night fire occurred
in the grocery store Of William knniz No. 22l Mottst
The french soon arrived on the ground, bnt notwsand
ing their efforts the stock and fixtures in the store were
entirely destroyed and the upper part of the building
which YVES occupied by small family considerably dam
eyed Mir Kunz is insured for $500 on bis stock and nx
turos Tie building is owned by srs. Hutton, AMI Is in
sured. Capt Seaif of the Fourteenth Ward, says on
his returns "1he suspicious circumstances attending the
fire loads suppose that it was the work OF an In
"cCndaIv.
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COMNERCIAL MATTERS.


do...sssss.ssss..ss. VI
Potomac Copper Coz. ]
New York Central R.R.l'tl
-fouinffou Railroad. $50 %
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

'0fthe French language, Canning il
reported to have said In a dispute, WHY
what. on earth sir, can be expected of a
language that has but one word for Low.
ing and liking, aud puts a fine woman
and leg OF mutton on par, as Jaime
Julie; Jaime un gigotr Our American
woman, however, are open to the brill
liant Englshman's sarcasm, eonlounding
A. they do, the words To such an extent
that their distinction Is practically ami
Inflated. To like as a contemporary OBJ
serves, Is altogether too tame on ex-
preston for lady's choice. She loves
everything fer which she has any aiIec-
ton, penchaat, appetite or fancy, 'Oh!
dearly love turnips' exclaimed lady
the ether day az the table, says the Post,
who merely meant TO say that she liked
the vegetable In question. The ID
you de- exclaimed an ascetic old bach
elor of her acquaintance, who sat oppo-
site, What more could you say Of your
husband, or that beautiful child OF yours,
or even OF your Redeemer, madam
Love turnips! ! hope you may find
something more worthy OF your afiec-
fions'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

Sold Va brook ,illc by NJ. W. Halle; In Laurel by
clifford - pcpuy, Ia Mrlamora by q. NancRmp;
Ia Andersanville by &, ovarton, ard by dfugsia's
ever, where,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
PREMIUM TEETH.
DR.. J. w. Keely Resident Surgeon
dentist

MOULD inform his friends and the public gen.
w orally, thathe has at much trouble and Expense
Atied up new aud eommolious Rooms where he
will be able 10 accommodate his customers much
more pleasantly than heretofore. All operations In
dental Art (such as Cleansing, Filling, Earfracf-
ing and the insertion OF ARTIFICIAL Teeth, from one
TO complete ser performed upon the latest and
mostapproved prlnciples-and warranted. -,
No charges for examination or adyice,which VIII
be cheerfully given when called on.
REFKRRLcEs.-liis work.
Rooas-one door south ofthe Valley House up
sfafrs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

RAPID INCREASE OF POPULATION IN
OREGos.-At the late election for dele
gates in Oregon, 5000 votes were poll
ed. This shows a great increase OF pop
ulation. In lS49 the vote did not ex-
coed 700; in 1851, 1900. SINGS 1881,
Washington Territory has been taken
from Oregon. Such an increase is UNI
exampled in the history Of any State or
Territory, except California. Central
Christian Herald.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

&c In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. Drugs and
Medicines facr,aw fhs diseas, for lhey weaken the
vitAl energies Of the ALREADY prostfsled system
while under the strengthening, Ing valislar
I nnutuce Of Ualyanisfn. asllcd by fhi. heaatE
fsl aud wonderful discovery the exhausted patient
aud Weakened sufferer h restored fvrmer health.
strength elasticity aal igor
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
Cincinnati Advertisements.
Heads Commercial College.

s. e. corner of Main and Fourth Sfs. Cincinnati,
IlE object OF this Institution IL 10 qualify gentle
4 men practically for the counting house and but
siness pursuits. The course ofinstruction embra-
ces the theory and practice OF Book Keeping by
Double Entry, as applied TO all departments OF
trade and commerce.
Business Penmanshlp, Lectures on Mercantile
Transactions, Commercial Calculations, &C., COW
ering the entire folds OF commercial operations,
thus enabling pupils 10 become finished account
ants. The course can be completed In from eight
10 twelve weeks. Terms s2s In advance.
Pupils being taught individually and not In clas-
SEES. they can enter nj any time.
Good board can be obtained at from s2:a5, TO 80
per week.
Further particulars can be obtained by calling at
the Institution, or by addressing the principal,
(post pad.) ]. 4. HEAD, Principal
Nov. IL, Ie52.-f7-1yr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

IL The following Is given Ia the Dayton
Gazette as the conclusion Of Governor
whghl's speech nj ihe fair Ia that city,
Governor Wright concluded by inviting
the citizens to the Indiana Stale lair, to be
held al Lafayette two weeks from that time /,
II they would come they should see the
sweetest rivers. largest prairies prettlest wo-
men, and thu hanlg0mcst Governor IN tho
cOunlfy's
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
LOOK HERE EVERY BODY
RRO0kXILLE RAk ERY

AFE GARDNER Is now happy to inform the
u citizens OF Brook Vile and vicinity, that he has
fitted up rhe old stand known the Brookville
Bakery, wherehe intends carrying on the Baking
business in connection with his Confectionery and
Eating saloon. lie Is now prepared TO supply all
who may favor him with their patronage, With any
article Ia his line. Having secured the services
ola good Baker, he f. prepared TO say that those
who deal with him shall havea good Clean, sub
stantial article. ut the lowest living prices.
Thankful for past favors he hopes by strict atten-
ton to toe wants ofhis customers 10 merit share
ofpatronagr. Orders fol Baking viii be attended
10 with neainess aud despatch.
Choice family Groceries and Confcctionaries
always on hand. Also, an Eating room, where
he viii be happy 10 wait on his friends TO the del
icaces Of The season. oysters served up 10 suit
the tnsies Of his Customers. Last, though uol
least, his terms are CASH. -.
Sept. eth 1880 months.)
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14
Ladies Shoes.

ig0 pairs Calf boots;
100 - Kip
GO "Goat Buskins
NJ knameicd young Ladies' Boots;
"a Fine Kid Albonls;
~ " New style Caters,
10 +" Rubber Bucakins.
~ {" Low Sandniss
% I" Fur Lined over Shoes;
Together with n large aud splendid assorlmeht
Of Chidrcn's and Misses, extra hna shoes. AsMe
pay particular attention la the selection OF our
Boots and Shoes, la regard 10 durability and neat
ness, We have no hestenoy IN recommending the
same 4. and have no fears of being cxeellcd IN this
branch ofour business, or of being beat selling
low. y. ID. GALLON a. SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-14

TO the Indies, We would say call az the odd White
Corner aud iakea peep al the nnest lot OF
Dress Goods, ever offered Ia this marx ct consisting
la part Of
so pieces muslin do ialnes, ranging from Isc,.
10 ei - per yard,
20 pieces ea-himere;
10 poplns;
10 silk warp luslrc;
30 common dot
" Grape dc lnlne,
10 " French merlno;
all Of which we're manufactured from the finest IA,
hrlc aud best materials aud purchased direct from
importers, and will be sold nt small profits, by
sep as-te. N. p.uALLlON a son,