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ROUSING A HOCSIER.
Scene at Steamboat LaEd;ns.
by SCAL.pLDCK.

1t happened my lot not many weeks since
to be a passenger on board the fast running
steamboat NJ, bound from Cincinnati to ST.
Louis. Among the number of passenger in
tie cabin WAS Ii Il woull-b be wag, and a
live Hoosier, fresh from the swamps and
bogs Of Iudiana. 1t SO happened that, in
the humor for fun, ii. resolved TO quiz this,
as he supposed, green Individual, and only
waited good opportunity of doing SO.
None occurred up to dinner time, when
the wag took particular pains 10 place him
self opposite the IIoosier at the table. aud
soon af;er he had commenced eating, he
hailed him as follows:
II say, my friend, you're from Hoosier-
dom, suppose?'
Il am from Indiana," was the civil reply.
DO they raise cabb ge where you come
from?''
"No-but reckon they do whar you cum
from
"A hat do y"u judge by?
by the looks of that ur cabbage head
between your sh ,ulde So
Several near II. now began to litter at
his expense. but Eo;hi, dauutcd, lie re-
turned to 'he charge.
Does your man.my know you're out ?"
he asked.
..Yes, reckon so-she told me to 60 ard
talk to the goslins."
''lndced.' said H. biting his lips. "ihen
you must be goose to understand the
Iansuage so well.'
"Whsn among the Rom ms | do as Ro-
mans do, was the instant rc,ort Il talk
ile lauguagv Of those I'm talk ng tp'
(which way are you travelling?" >" inquired
II. as ano her siggIe went round the table.
Down the river. | reckou,' said the
lioosier, haf filing his plate with egg.
''What business do you :olloM?" But
i"s,eai of answering the question, the f,ce
Of tie IIoo>ier suddenly became red as
b'oo'l, as lie dashed the contents of the
plate into the fee and bosom of the wag.
here WAS n sudden start ammo those NJ
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HJU,EKEEPEaS' GOODS,

0SU SEA EEf f ttS UUOUS.
IlliN NJ. Dl\N KhOrIIER have st oreed
y anl arrange h handsome assortment of Goods
lisubr for the ;s,n, W.
P'Gl ~ Marble o IDS
Ia Ter factIe IN, Ere !, h p inted do.
tr nch & ina a.id b ria llon tiu DIS as Cups
AMI -aurer>. Mugs C-r.lst.lis. and watch
h"xes, pie de hin.. very ndso,,.-, tSas
ketS an N"rk Boxes. fur able Desks, Ac.
PLA Ell .,DD>.
Hands me C !stoss, Mugs TIA Sets
Card and Gaze Ba -ketS, uoble>s $. Forks and
SPOONS ~ -....
Nus ardS, ats, and Napkin Rings.
LAMPS,
Solar. E:tL"r::,:l tail &c
Bis'NZED q bUl'S.
Fen Dogs. Shovel nj Tun.s. Sli.tocns
Cani "sti k, ande abras, Ilatrucks, Luukm.
G..S>es
LOOKING ,ILASsEs
Vecy lar -e git fr tnie nah xaIiy. AMI walnut
Il OhIng tii>S s. ir .rhel lab
FUR\ItUKH
Sreeral h rtso 'e pain ed Chamber Sets, very
cheap aid nai
Bureaus. -of,S. Extension Tab es
IN rs of nanN ra' ''erns and III les and mate
E:~ s.ca,l. Bells, Mattresses. aud Feathers in
he Tag
China lass, stone. and crockery War. in
ln'n ities, large sock, VIII assorted, AMI
vii:%p-
JAPAN WARE.
Tuet Sets. t';iud es icks Cake Boxes
n-, iIr- Woo iwar. Iton Ware
u ck> vcr;l varieties and ratt,rns 80
hour aH, Il y. Our StO r is eerttiriv the
MIST c'up!et- nf All. kept in Ike District Or
i,e hapS ut my other pnCe.
W" nyjtc call fro le sllS Ia W mi "far ices in
i't la Of !olsrk kec;linr. AMI We Il ter Ollrslv
they lie arc"mul d It'd at establishment
pr intf .'t! at IS DE prices Tor t'e quality
at Any t er pare
lin w. DnNV BROTHER,
renns ivanis avensle. bet. 10th and Il,h is.
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NJ ltCIiANr TAlLOR,
UNDER NaT.ON.L HoTIL,

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FULLY titpart 1 usual It e. to supply
/ Ia : CUSTOMERS ana TIE pubic with e All {
-rt'css OF W ern = alparei Il. l.r am lie t. zen
ti.:. w1r r"Le
Mem're s"I rssS and s'ra gers. visiting th'
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ILey are passing away. the G O. ard great
Az Il ns ion in nj urn,g clad;
And ore :ft'r "He We cal cd t lament -.
With h' arts that broken al sd!
They I: re rhs ing awsy, tie true and the | r we,
Tie men who Gu hl for tur homes
And ST on. very so u, the last will have gone!
Eut alas w:.o is there that moura-?
ih' are passing away. the cd nd the wise,
VIII 81 lessons of " isliom We love
Thost ri 1T Stars f earth TN ilumi e the Iast-
They re p. sing t, '.mansi Ms ab ve'
Th are passir AVA. he young and tn. gay,
T'o>e i'll '!> that hrer the eE d ent-
Al d. ike flower that de at IN f,st,li. rg vii d.
IEey tis,r ry hiir, but Gu ok dc! art!
Tie deep b led m ,untaiIs pas ing away,
Who's" surumi': III even tie sky,
AID oceans and riverS in grand VI arrayed,
They e'en tuu will have TO run tr, 80. ...
Yes. ai] 'hiag> # arih Passing away,
For d has rriai ed j. shall be-
Aud ime zen it<'' is pas>ns aw:y
I" an em lees Eteyt .ty! ..a
WARRINGTON. VI N.lcit 30, 1855.
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E. C. CARRINGT0N.
rn%y aud Cuunseiier.at.L ayy.

AtO:Mty and CON"sel'e Il aV.
DhACIIC..S in all the Courts OF the DiStiic'. and
l attcnI t. the lrestc;Iiion Ot C ins before C.n-
sr~ss II the Exc, utve Departments
~s- Office east wing of the City Hall.
IL
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CoNNUBIaL.-Mr. Albert Wickes of Cover
Try, under date Of December 2Sib, adver-
tised his wife as h,ving left his he'd and
board; and now under daie of March Goth.
he arptn,ls 10 the former notice the follow
ing. which We wi give him the benefit of
gr.,tuit"us publication:
Mrs. Wickes, if you ever intend to come
back nnd Live with me any more, you must
coae now, or not ut all.
1--we you as do my life. and if you will
come now, | will forgive you for all you
have d. nc and threaten to do, which can
prove b. three good wi,nesses: and if not,
| shall at:nI to your case without delay,
aud sO0u, t0O.---------a.-----
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R. H. LAsKEY,
Attorney and COuM. M.eiler.at.LaW.

I)RACriCtS in the courts of the Di:t,c,. ard
i prosecue> claims IF every Inscriptions r. the
several txtcuive Del AZ tments ~ b.f Re- fnng'eS
l. q office Oh Luui iala avenue near Sixth street
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NO. 80.

anu stared around nlm Win eyes uaSnlDg
like mailman.
In the meanwhile, the now thoroughly
excited ra:se, RS had risen from the table
the female portion fleeing into the after
cabin. and the men gathering around tie
enraged assaulter.
lies mad ~ shouted one
Throw him overheard" yelled another
"Knurk Linn down :" cried a third
s'Biud Linn hard and foo, =" bawled out q
fourth.
Take care he don't kill some one"'
echoed a fifth.
But Tie voice Of the sixth speaker was
drowned by the louder lungs of the IIoosier,
who suddenly exclaimed, la voice of thun-
der
Where's tie captain?''
II re am" answered. the person called
for, as lie came to the spot.
"Wail, | want that MN and this man
| searched ~ AMI he pointed to the two that
he had knocked tSwn.
what for ?" asked tie cap'ain.
"What for9 Why. f,r ste,ling. That
backsu.rd IN my right stole my purse,
containing FIVE hundred ,llarS, all in eagles,
which have been year in laying up to go
to California and that thief got my new
/ 81 k pocket handkerchief, GIN 10 me 10y Polly
af re left home"
| BY this time the fellow who had fallen
under The plate had managed to get up.
You are liar, sir - he shouted in
| passion, at the same time thrusting his hand
into his bosom.
You thief you son of gum" retored
tic lI,oscr in a rage
Search him, captain, and if you don't
fad the pu>s on him, why chop me into
sausagcs, and eat me for supper, that's all
I'VE must search you, sir" said the cap
! tain to the man accused.
IL won't be scarchel." answered the
fellow. haughtily, Il am gentleman
This remans to be seen," replied the
skipper calmn'y; searched you shall be-
The III an was accordingly searched, and
though every pocket was looked into, no
money answering to the description Of the
IInos;er was found. and they were about
giving it up. LOOK in his boots,' ex-
claimed the loser Of the purse. "IIe's
some Kin to John Andre, aud will be hung
| yet af"re he dies"
The left bot was pulled eff, and sure
enough there WAS the money, exactly an
swering the descriptions, confirming the
guilt Of the gant'eman.
Upon the other fellcw the Handkerchief
WAS also found, having the IIoosier's name
legiLly written upon it, and the two rascaIs
were with the permission Of the Iudianian,
landed upon the shore at once.
The !Ioo>ier was also for putting II ashore.
dccl' rirg he had engaged him in conversa-
ton on that purpose, to call his attention
so that tie rascals could rob Linn But ns
the wag was well known to many on boarl,
he was let of, the llocsier saving it was
some satisfaction to know that he had
spu,ed his best ruffled shirt with the CON
tents of his plate. ii. has never since at
tempted to poke fun at an Iudianian, and
doubtless the two thieves will also be care
ful how they proceed in rousing lIoosier.
| CoNNUBIaL.-Mr. Albert Wickes Of Cover
try, under date of December 2Sib, adver-
tisrd his wife as h,vng left his he'd and
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G. L. GIBEasON.
Attorney aud COun.ell.

Attorney aud COunselleT-at.La
D"AClICES in all the Courts Of the D;s'r ct. and
l. at1e -dS to the prosecution Of aims Eef lie Con-
grFsS and the Execu i've De-,
FS ONCE on iIOtiisl avenue Seventh street
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.,sr l'rd t. spare exren'e i'm making fheir
st. I.>'n mt rs perfect pos IDLE. hey We r.
Vt up u Couple OF the jnsly le''rat' q
x. ~ CuT LETT R. tom diamond t. EBgilsh, To
NY pr ic'il ,:ly irviIe attentio''.
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az m-t'L en bl- them To t,.r il n orders In l.
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w "n Ind at the owrst rates.
" j. '- iani .reS-es md type used IN y in stere"
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tya, Fam 'll-'s Music. Labels &C.. &c, strreo
crreet ess AMI despatch.
ri'nen ,oks Will he $ent tn Printers who
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~. D SalaSOIu street,
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Mr. j. Z. B,ush-iear Sir Viii am in general
Oh ,,>ei Patent Nedcine>. cindOr coIni els to
state th,t have great confidence Vi the VIRTUES
,,f Iimu.;.tCns Vegetable IiLctuTt. For several
months ,ast hav. used il i'm III, family in l'y
svrp>ia. CsS "f appetite. zzn"ss. aud gtI'r"l de
iiuiv with entire ess. :" far N, rxrrief a.
.<,-n;s tht re- fore. | take pl.Asurr in mnpnd
;r., i, Ia t. afflicted a. ii safe and efficient I-u;edy.
NEH N,iN Skfllhf.
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A CHEAP AND GOOD FAMILY PIPER.
THE WEEKLY PENNSYLVANIA

l. puh'i he'd by WM. II. iiop It 1S Suutt, Thnd
treI. Ph.de;i ha, at I'll. low ri,eoi one DOi.LA.>
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DAILY
EVENIN G. S T A r.
o1,.IsJEO EVERY AFTERNOON,
fEXIEPr sunday ~
a, s.1 stress. south Of Penn. avenue,
RI JOSEPH b. TATE #...
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
For the Errnir < STAR
PISS NG AWAY.
DY J. s. q.

BY J. {. 3.
l"We sc. pas ing away written upon all t ings
of tii> word"-L rtruct Jr,m letter firm Presd.nt
Pierce.
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'a'''deipAi, fyps aad St r, osype Foundry

"H subscriber wo- 1T can he ,tt-nti no Prnier
r. . 'he srcitly reduced prices ofthr present list
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/ III >uri' u'>tlO"y, ~ :trnn- -er prMf can be
~ gwen. un e>> it t trial OF tll> wonderful l.ln,,
Lu!I Vegetable Iiu lure.
Let tn. afflicted re.,i read!
BAaHLLLvlLLE. ALIEGA>Y COUNTY, Old. |
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T.. W. HALL.

TIE ALMOST MIRACuL}rS CURES made by
lam pton \e-e,a le lin, ture most RESPECT
al ,iLti,S-Iuen well kuown and tried-we Chhl
.anss. thu world r" how ATTY Thing r-rur' III sne
, toe, la! It. Hdny hund,sn. "i" Aur~ ieh Its hedt-
iaJ iDtCgrs ije,ir tie Sinte teSti num-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-12

reported hser patient hbe, alton they found eighteen
their Der in favor Of eon6r ming the decision u
ik- Quarterly Meeting het fr reversing u and three
uho e.clin.d giving sny udsu in IN. UpOn this
report the Yearly Meeting confirmed the decision of tbs
mi.ri,r tribunals and l-ssc Hopper James Gibbons,
ard Charles Marriott accommodated 10 Quaker
ltisse. ehovred.
Protests ard disclaimers sgsns ire dscvnnsnt o these
worthy RON several parts OF the county, sga-
ed BY risrds CT high character and many private letters
addressed 20 them aggressive OF sympIny ana a2
probation. Friend Hopper vas always grateful Tor sa "a
m.rss Of respect snd friendship but his conscience
would have sustained him without such aid de hsd long
felt deep sadp. h, he reminded Of the syrHal
sersraon between him and the religious society, whose
rr-schsrs had exsrtd such ssuNy otueoce on has yoah
full character but the crr0i separation vas Of no conse
qaence He attended ne. tag constantly, As he hsd ever
done srd took bis sea- on the oer ca under ne
gallery fscf The audience shere he bsd always been &C
cuson.d sit when he an honored member OF me
society Charles Marriott Who was by temperament
much meeker MAD said to him oBe cay tns OVERSEES
have called upon 10 represent the PROPHECY OF my TAX
irg another seat under existing croumtsnces expsct
thev vii call upon thee 10 give the same advice
/ esPec< they r0aI, was lssscs iscon'c reply aud
ihAy never cid.
But We have already exceeded oar limits. We whl
only add that Mrs. Child has performed the task Of pre-
pairing this biography in manner worthy Of her high
literary reputation She has thrown . poetical halo
around the life OF her venersed friend without dsgas
ing or its essential facts In the beautiful
framework in which she sets forth his history, IL as
sumes rich dramatic interest though it does not lose
for moment the expression of nature, which belongs
10 picture OF real life
We have received from Mr. w. Schsus. the importer
very beautiful aud characterize steel engraving OF
Breakfast Party at Sir Joshua Reynolds II was engraved
in England and contains portraits Of Sir Joshua Burke.
Or Johnson Goldsmith, Boswell and other distinguished
personsqes srtsosly grouped around the social board
The cen position is good and the execution beautiful.
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UaIer Gurf.

A REPORT of Two Hundred Interesting Cases,
n treated with Water by EDWARD fELLEREa d. Resi-:
Physician Of the Orange Mountain Water Cure Institution WIZ
be furnished twtoout cbge TO applicant ipcosng 70 l1lid
one $ letter stamp Aad,essc C. sELLERs& 8ROrdER
South Orange NewJtisey Visitors 20 the above named nsdts
tale the Morris and Esex Railway foot OF Csurtandst at AN
e fsnd6PM.
nR CHARLES MUNDEs WATER CURE ES-
~ rABLSHMENT, at Forene northampton Mass has been
pea improved. There for 100
The location and country around are very pleasant . healthy the
Of quite quality aud the Doco shOse works
Hdrupey been Known all Europe for the last Nv
PeSsnLs school existing Terms
Do per Circulars be had At WESrERMAS& Cos
Bookstore, No go Broadway, New-vork
nR SHEW, of NewYork, earliest American Prac-
~ Of works tbs sab
viii during the connection
with Nj D. CAMPBELL LsDsnon Springs Co umba Co. n Y
~ II. TAYLOR NJ d., No. llthst., cor. 4th-ay.,
~ Physiological dis
IN lts domestic application. Also office consultation
HYDROPATHlC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
No n Laehst under the personal direction Of TRAIL,
a. Proprietor Dr. HOSFORD, Assistant in the Female Depart
ment Dr. o. TAILOR will IN door pracnee
rlly.
DHILADELPHIA WATER CURE ESTABLISH
II MINT Washius ton- square No 81 South Sxthst
Dr. II y. MEIER t. d. REA.
Surgery Obstetrics, add General Practice attended q BY
II. \. MEIER
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- .,RshAL,s oKYrcP.
calsu- ~, ... - ~ No. :, &c, =

r-TV|- y IDI1 &c II
Deruty Narsbals Helms aud Aisen arrested, yss.s
es,noon Al quarantine, board ship Victoria f>osf
Son two seamen named William Bell and Franklin Hart
y oh arged with homicide in causing the death OF sDoi
- Of the sesmen named kman lel Antonio by beating OF
which be afterwsTd died named Snith Oa q
.hargs Of attempt AZ revolt; and . seauss named
nom charged IN connscion ~.. Harley ofttns eosss
belonging 20 passenger Iaey wers bsonkn " ns Sy'
ytiher With ad witness ard Pis"-a ;" 'a'''Nf ~
srarias.ton.
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MARINE COURT.

NC Why
Henry Goardsr ssanst John and George Cornsck
To recover damages for injury 10 plaintiffs prsgises No
the grade Of tbs avenue and 10 evslng lot OF
oefeIdsn that injury said 10 have been ciused to
one windows and also by the force Of the break
ing away rock from under the plaintiffs housein conse-
Of which injury 10 the premises tenant
SC. In defense il said that plannn va h,nnsd 70
take care Of h propery and that al due prec ioo was
taken by defendants to proven, injury The Gaze xened
before in Ward Court and Judgment gwen Tor encAns
but ON apps Al new trial allowed Decree reserved
liz Hubbsl ard wife asf Hesy Purcell Aad villa
To recover damages alleged Assault and Oss'ssy and
SANDER P4Esfs TnsftS p~ss gu. 'Asf CAS- . ana me
cornnl.int va fisTonseI
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W,sHISGroS PARK-The Street Committee Of the Com
mon Council held meeting wednesday night for the
purpose Of making arrangements for the completion OF
Wsshirgtn PMk For Green After SEINE hours con-
sustion they nay appointed Mr. l. White, Florist and
Architectural ard Landscape GNcener 70 saperntend the
work AZ n salary of 81 500 per annum
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U. 9. cOmMIssIOsER's OFFICE.

CHARGE kEstsTING An OFFICER.
Three seam. H. Of the British ship CHESTER Holmes were
arrested few days since charge Of ress,og Officer
in the tIecpton u duty and yesterday appointed for
men az Mr. RidRwsy for the United States 1t said
that a observed, by us,om House Officer
seu ytiDg 10 take CHI st shore when the officer sr-
postulsso and the other joined with the party and
assisted z sga1 the oic 10 tab ing away The men
having been ia prison dys the case w not pressed
by II party complaining ara hey we're dscnxgsd
L. s. DISTRICT ATTORSEps OFFICE
Asssst Dangerous WesPon- -
An individual attached 10 the bark > muel Smith, vas
arrested on charge Of ssssuI,ng the cook and steward.
and held for examination.
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