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CINCINNATI, DAYTUN& sANpUshY KOUTEm
our 20 Boston in Al hours; to Chicago in 81 Ia Via
G GfSYrcsiiSNATi, HAMILTON Il DAY1 ON RAILWAY.
- D,uY TR AIMS list Train Accommodation Ex-
po 10 NJ: Cd Train Lightning EXPIRES. ut I2 A
II al rain Accommodation at 2 NJ. 4th rain Eve
ming Express at r NJ.
! Ponte are laid throughout with heavy rail.
Nrw YORK, Bos' os ID MONTREAL First Train, Ac-
eommodation Express leaves Cincinnati ut l2 O'Clock
A NJ; making all way stops TO Dayton second Train,
Lightning Express leaves Cincinnati at NJ. con-
meeting NJ sandusky with The new and magssni
lawrence. Capt Hoster; connecting at Buffalo With
the A " trains Buffalo & Albany and New York City
Railroads and NJ. Trains Niagara Falls 'road Tor
New York, Boston. Niagara Falls, osdensburg, Mon
treal, &c.
press leaves Cincinnati att o'clock NJ connecting
NJ Clyde with Raj road Toledo connecting at Toledo
with Evening Express Train Michigan Southern Hail
road Chicago. Through from Cincinnati TO chicago
direct. -
DTRoIr AND CHlcAoo.-Second Train, Lightning Ex
press |. ayes Cincinnati at ~ o'clock NJ connecting
>andIsky with the low pressure steamer Gay CITY,
Captain Atwood, connecting ut Detroit Win Morhihg
Express Train Michigan Central Railroad TO Chicago.
Through from Cincinnati TO Chicago direct.
lYD ASAPoLIs, TARRE HAurs AND LAFAYkrrE--rlrst
Train, Accommodation Express. leaves Cincinnati ut
Leaves Ci%ennasiat Fam through from Cincinnati
10 indianapolis same day. 49, -
T,S, RICHMOND AND CEvTERvI' LE-First Irain'
Acco vdation Express, at l2 O'Clock VI; ana sec
ond Tr in, Lightning Express al l.s VI; conheSt az
Hamilton to Eaton and Richmond. Fourth Irain Eve
anS Richmond, col Meeting ut Richmond WIN west
karo To Centervie.
TsY Proc :. &c.-First Train, Accommodation EN-
press at o'clock and second Train, Lightning
Express IL NJ; connectir z at Dayton with kaii
way to Troy connecting with boy cs Omnibus and canal
Packets piqua Marys aud all points on the iami
and Wabash Canals Fourth Train. Evening Express at
NJ; connects at Dayton with Railroad To Troy, COLI
meeting with boy les Omnibus lines to Piqua
OxF AND CoSSERsvILtE.-Ftrsl tain, Accom- mooa
ton Express at q I-2 o'clock NJ. and second Irai .
Lightning Express at 7 "a NJ. Passengers by these
Trains take Western Stage Companys Lines at hamii'
ton for Oxford ConnersvIle. &c. Fourth Train Eve
ming Express at SPIN Passengers by this Tral take
estern Stage Company's Lines ut Hamilton Tor OK
ford.
FARE:
From Cincinnati to New York via LAKE steamers
to Buff 10. and railroad by either route, Sl5Oc
From do To y York via Lake Steamers To Buffalo
Railroad to Albany, and Hudson River Steam
ers to New York, l4,CU
| From incinnali to Boston via Lake Steamers to
| Bufil.. and New York City and New York and
trie X X, l9,O0
| From Cincinnati TO Boston via Lake Steamers TO
| Buffalo, Albany, AID Western Railroads. le,OO
A u additional charge Of Scots. via Niagara Falls
and above routes
From Cincinnati In Montreal via Lake Steamers 100
| % Boston via lake setam and
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No official account of the Smyrna affair has
yet been received here, but it is probable
the dispatches by the Niagara will reach the
State Department tomorrow. If the cor.
respondence published in the London Chroni
Gle as having taken place between MIR.
Brown, the United States charge and Baron
Won Bruck, the Austrian Envoy at CONSTANT
noplr, is .correct-and there ia no reason 10
doubt its accuracy--it is evident that the Po'
stion assumed by Mr.. Brown ia untenabie.-
The mere filing declaration OF an in,eh-
tion of becoming an American Citzeh w.
not as Mr.. Brown seems to suppose ent''o
the indiv dual TO the protection due cili|e".
That protection can only be cialiLe Gu ai'e'
the person has really become c'tl-e"'
namely five wears after the ming VI Tue
declaration, and living then TAKEN 'he "e
cessary oath.
The STATE Department here never issue,
and has no power to issue passport TO any
but NJ tive born. or fully naturalzed citizens;
and il does no. consider person entitled to
no clas.sd under the Inter he ad until all the
reonirements of the naturalization laws have
been complied with. But there can be no
doubt our government will justify Capt. In
praham's condnct--if upon no other grounds
upon the fact that The kidnapping of koszta
by the Austrian officers was such an irregu-
lar ba-yarons, and outrageous proceeding as
to call tor the interference of Capt. lngraham
on the score of humanity alone. OF course
any demand upon the part of Austria, tor
reparation for the attitude assumed by the
Captain, will not be considered--the oufra-
geous conduct of the Austri'ns being suffi-
cient excuse for pressing matters even iurth'
er than was done.
River News
PITTSBURGH, Aug. II, p. NJ.
Three feet water in the channel and fall
ing. Weather is extremely warm and clear.
CixcISSATr, Aug. IL, p. NJ,
The river has fallen ten inches. We had
heavy shower this afternoon.
Nv Yosw Aug. l2, p. NJ
Fiour-o $50 bbls sold: State SIS tc@5 j., Ohio S. j!
GI5 81. belt Southern $50 a5 &c. Lrmcr.
Gran-2O.O00 ushels sold. W Western Wheat Si,3I.
Genessec 40 1OUO bushels sold, mixed "A. vel
low .6 plenty.
whissy-s,O bis Ohio sold at So. easier
Provisions-1. 500 bbls pork sold. mess sl5 prime
sig. quiet. Beef unsettled; Lard dull
G. -occres -Orlea $ molasses %, muscovado ~. dui
$50 hhis sug"r said, Havana ST. 40 bags coffee sold
Eio 9.Gll. dull
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES FOB AUGUST 1853.
NAIRN & c o., A o e " rs,

CNnEE the control @: tie Siate OF Maryland the lot
tri-- have been tae means OF rendering numbers of
parspns life, and Of supplying others
with ca pitai commence business. VI thin short Pc
Rod there have been sold shares oil S1nOUO whole
OF 67 100 and others f S30CVh s2G UCD, $1,000 &c.
Inc investment ola lew dollars securing that Tor
which lifetime is often spent without Obtaining.
All orders for tickets should be directed to 49,
NAI!sN ~ CO., BALTIMORE. Md.
CLASS y, draws August Iith, Is53.-l4 drawn mum
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NELSON RwOwN e. CO.

DEALERS and importers In Law, Medical, School
II Misceilan eous and Blank Books. Also a general
assortment Of Fancy Stationery We offer our goods
either Wholesale or Retail lower than they can be
bought west of the mountains.
Law and Medical Students and country merchants
would do well I" give a call. Harper and Putnam
promptly attended too
NILSSON BROWN dCo.
no 49s corner Of Main and Fourth st,
aug9 1md6v Louisville, KY
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DAGUERREOTyprS

A T reduced prices, are now taken by G.. w. DANES
"A North side OF First Street between Main and Syca.
more over ID. S. Anderson's Tailor Store. Persons
wishing to procure good and substantial Likeness
es of themselves families, or friends would do well Ia
call on Mr. Danes he is old and well expe
artist of Cincinnati and other laces. and is furnished
with superior apparatus; he will not fail to give entire
satisfaction.
aug3 d&w.u G. w. DANES.
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r IL ROAD LIN ES
BY THE WAY on

CINCINNATI. COLUMBUS AND CLEVELAND
~ RoUrE-To n. York via Railway in 80 hours; to
N. York by LAKE Steamers via Cleveland In 80 hours 10
Pittsburgh in IA hours; to Bostonin 4l.2 hours; to
Philadelphia in 3e hours; via LITTLE MIAMI RAIL
WAYl
FouR Daily TR.ISs.-lst Train Lightning Express at
6, A . 2nd Train Accommodation Express, al I2 A
NJ Sd Train, hsboro Train, at I2 p NJ; Ain Evening
Trains run by Columbus time, min. faster than
Cincinnati. The roads laid through with heavy
NEW YoRK, BosroS AND MoSrRru.-Fir.t Train.
Lightning Express leaves Cincinnati at "a NJ connect
ing Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad 10 Dunkirk
and Buffalo, connecting at DuDkirk with N York and
Erie Railroad, and at Buffalo and Albany and New York
CITY Railroads New York and Boston Second Train
cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad to Dunkirk and
Buffalo connecting at DunKirk with New York and Erie
Railroad, at Buffalo with Buffalo and Albany and New
York City Railroads. and at Buffalo with Niagara Falls
Rairoadto New York. Boston. Niagara Falls gdens.
burgh, MoDtreal, &c.
ALSO: connects at Cleveland with the new and mag.
nhcent low pressure steamers Queen ofihe West
tain Bride Crescent City, Captain Pease connecting at
Buffalo with the Buffalo and Albany, New York City
and Niagara Falls Railroads for New York, Boston, Nj.
agara Falls. Ogdensburgh. Montreal, &c,
Fourth Train Evening Express. at ) NJ, connects at
Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad tn Dunkirk and
Buffalo. connecting at Dunkirk with New York and Erie
ilroad. connecting at Buffalo with New York City,
Buffalo aud Albany, and Niagara Falls Railroads n
York. Boston and Niagara Falls.
PrrrsBuRGu, PHLADELpHIA q B.LrIMoRE.-First Train
Lightning Tx press, lie YES Cincinnati at NJ connect
ing at Crestline with Ohio aud Pennsylvania railroad 10
Pittsburgh connecting with Pennsy Railroad to
Philadelphia and BALTIMORE Cincinnati to Phiad and
Baltimore direct!
EVANSVILLE. WHEELING, BALTIMORE. &c
First Train, Lightning Express. at A NJ. and Second
Train Accomm odation Express, NJ 1-2 NJ connects
Columbus with Central Ohio Railroad to GAINESVILLE
connecting with Ohio stage Companys Lines via Ma
tional Road to Wheeling, connecting with Baltimore
Philadelphia, Washington. ETC. Fourth Train, Eve
ming Express at NJ Passengers by this Train seep
at Columbus and resume by Morning Train via Central
Ohio Railroad to GAINESVILLE. connecting with Ohio Stage
Company's Lines 10 Wheeling.
HlLISBORO.-Third Train leaves Cincinnati at 9 I 9
NJ connecting at tiillsboro with Ohio Stage Com.
! pany's Lines to ChIlicothe. Pin eton. &c.
FARE Cin'i to w. via Railroad either route sic 0f
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CHEAP PAPER HANGIVGs.
TAKE NOTICE.

TIME subscriber offers for sale the we'll known Tavern
l. stand, known as EXCHANGE HOTEL. In New
burgh Ind pleasantly situated near the landing at IN %
ofState and Jennings ss with first rate Stable,
Cistsrn and out houses. Terms easy.
For fdrths Information inquire OF the proprietor OF
said house aug5E Z.HA2EN.
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Cincinnati TO Hamilton Co. in 10 Springfield 9Ou
For all Information and through tickets, apply al the
Office, Southeast of Broadway and FRI 1T 81 or al
the Depot, Cincinnati.
w A. LATHAM. Ticket Agent.
y. ". STRADER. Gedl Agent.
NJ. WILKINSON, Agent Evansville.
aug IL GmdSw
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NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
GuOp

EV6EsVILLE. ES-DT4NA.
THE PU BLlC Is RESPECTFULLY INFORMED fhst
Il we have with great and expense fitted up IS
complete Shops any in the West, and hope liberal
patronage will signify disposition TO encourage Home
manufacturers. We prepared with eyery facility
Tor manufacturing steam Engines with wood oriron bed
irames and machinery OF all kinds with the latest i'm
proVements Gearing and Shaftiug fitted up. Pulleys
iron Fronts Tor houses, Plow Mould Eoards. Wsg
on boxes, Iron and Brass castings, and Wrought
IRON forging work Of all kinds. and of first quality
,rhished to order Steamboat work. and repairs of all
6 n OF machinery promptly and carefully executed
w, machinery Is complete, possessing all the ad-
OF the latest nproy ements and workmen
arc OF tne most skiilfO ana experienced class. Our
upe'ih'ehdent. has for many Years been foreman
vi an extensive establishment East and is fully equal
te any Maehinest in theNest.
desiring Engines, other machinery built or
repaired are requested 10 call for we feel
lhat we can give as iull satisfaction ia quality Of
ment in the country.
Car wheels OF various patterns manufactured, with
VI urpheys tent Solid Hub
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention at the
| same price as when given in person.
Scrap Iron, Brass and Copper want ID
Je2'd~" IT, ID. EGGLESTON CO..
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CHURCH NOTICE.

CHURCH NOTICE.
NTOTIrE is hereby giving to the members o v tne
~ Cumberland Pres yterian Congregation Oh an
derbure county, that election will be heid u. inc
hou.e of Worship. of said Congregation IN Mseha,e
Vile ON Saturday O'Clock. r. NJ, August I3h' lo1o,
for the purpose Of elecng less than three nor mo.
than trustees for said Congregation 10 serve as suo
until their successors are elected. =.
proposition will ais" be made at said meeung. 70
.dont the following the corpor name oil sad ION
yrrgation TO wit The Aew Salem Congregation vi INC
Cumberland Presby terrain Church.
amsI ri By order Of the acting trustees.
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DRESS MAKING

Mrs. ANNA DISNEY would respectfully inform
w the ladies OF Evansv lie that she has opened an pc
Enlistment for dres. making. Second street two
doors above the Old hoIic Church. where she will he
pleased attend 20 all calls in her ne From past =
perenes she feels assured that she give general
satisfaction. Please give her a call. augs.,3n
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PATAPsCo INSTITUTE LOTTERY,
CLASS 233.
OSs1oD II ~
Tickets 81. Halves5O cts. Quarters 20 cts'

MARIN 81 co. WILL ISSUE CERTlFlCAiE =, or
% Whole Tickets for Sis 20 Quarter tickets 80 81
lS Half Ticket for 80 26 Eighth Tickets for se
For $40 we will send you certificate or risk oil 2oo
Quarter ticket in the above lottery.
Every Package contains all the numbers placed In the
Wheel and therefore must have all that are drawn OUT
and YOU Lave only obtain three numbers on Ticker
TO draw a good prize. C,..
and date enclose the price, be careful TO menuoh
town. county and State, enclose Post once stamps ~
stead of silver. Prizes drafts bank notes on AL! SUI
yent han tax en- ut par. Be careful To address
MARIN & CO.. Baltimore. Marsiahu'
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sun DRIES.
7 - Boxes Claret;
i = Rbls Cru shed Sugar;
IA Cask MADEIRA Wine,
IA do Malaga do;
Flour from New Wheat in Sacks, just received and
for sale at
jys8 COOKS Family Grocery.
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EOODIFFERENTs styles ofwali Paper and Borders.
.lOlI open to the inspection OF purchasers, at the
Wall Paper Store of
augi JOHN c. DEvEREUX
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g 4 > 3 = = III n Il -
TICKETS 81. HALVES, s.. QUARTERS, 81.
ElGHTHS, 81.
Nairn & Co. will issue u certificate OF
o. Whole Ticket. for $50 IS Half Tick let's for So
25Quarler Tickets for Sl2.
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WESTERN STATES LINE.
DIV Railroads and Canals, running i'm injection with
ID Steamers and PropeHcrs on the Lakes.
NO TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY OR TROY.
PRoPRIETogs:
A. X. Cobb & Co., Foot Of lndiara St Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer & Co., l2l, Broad st. New York,
E. w Sloan I9l Broad st. New York.
Scott a. Co, Toledo.
is. Chenoweth IL Co., Cincinnati,
This Is of the oldest. best established and most re-
liable tines Of transp rtaon In the country and as sole
Agents tor this section, authorised to give
through receipts for freignts 10 and from the East al
very low rates. guaranteeing against any charges
on the rout,.
aug9 LEWIS & GRAY, Agents.
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SHINGLES! SHINGLES!!
CSr Ono PINE SHINGLES just received and
je22 JOHN f. GLOVER.
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"A. NELSON
u. wOOI.SEY.
AUCT ION.
WO lLSEY & NELSON.

XNTATER Evansville Indiana. Auctioneers
w and Com mission Merchants, Manufactures agents.
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks, Looking
Gasses Picture Frames Notions &c. Particular aileh-
ton given all descriptions of Goods Resn
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday Cash
advances made COnsigDments. -
aug % ly WOOLSFsf ~ NEbSoN.
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REMOVER.

nECKER & KRAMER have removed their extern
- sye sto of Groceries. Leather and Findings MO
their new brick store two doors above their Oh staha
ON Main street between First and Second. Their stock
embraces complete assortment in their lne ana thes
will be happy wait pom their old customers ana lie
public generally, on good terms as heretofore
iyJ-d3m
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DTICE!

NDT1CE!
Ii, persons indebted 20 the firm OF HART q COL
N WV or have any claims sg inst them will settl
win the sgnsd who has been appointed receive
by the Circuit Court Of VaDderburSh County. o~
myIS II. NELooN
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The China Rebels

New YORK, Aug. IA despatch was re-
ceived al London just before the sailing of the
Africa, which reported that the rebels had
taken Annoy after a severe fight and were
threatening Canton.
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Railroad Accidents.

DALIIMORE, "A Ug II,
The train from Cumberland to Baltimore
ran off the track last evening seven miles
above Buckley station. The engine tender
and baggage and smoking cars were smash
ed. A fireman was killed, and the engineer,
who was on the engine, was badly hurt
The passengers escaped without injury.
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EUsxNlTURE.

COFAS, Divan, Center, dining, Breakfast and Gard
y Tables Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bure us Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedsteads ana MAI
tresses Also large and general assortment OF God
Cane aud Hair scat Chairs, for sale low by
aug23 lyd WOOLSEN q NEISoN.
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| A VARIETY of Misses. Infants and boys Hats and
| N Caps Also splendid assortment Of Fame, Furs
for Gentlemen's useall of which will be sold at cost
| in order to make room for m, fall stock
E20n vAuTiER'S
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StoFAS-Just received and for sale at Furniture
- rooRs eight hne Sofas.
jan21 WOOLSEf " NbiSON'
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VEwELRY & NOTIONS Fnger.ring.,
D Breast Pins Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils.
Watch chains KEYS, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes Combs. Purses Fame, Soaps.
Aecorians Voins Pictures and various other notions
for sale by ~
auga3iv wOOLSEY 81 NELSON.
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DFDSrF pS.-Just received and for sale low, LOT
ID Of hshpost Bedsteads. -
jan27 "ooLSEY q NELsoN.
LASS-wARE.-Just received and for sale NJ auction
VI and private sale, lot Of Glassware.
iano7 WOOlSEY & NELSON.
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NOTICE,

TINE undersigned have formed partnership in the
4 Wall Paper, Paper Hanging. Bopkbindlng and Box
manufacturing Nc business under the firm of Enge-
hard Ecker. They will be at all times ready TO wait
their friends at their stand First street, opposite
the Post Ohice.
A. ENGLEHAHD.
je2I-u L. ECkEkT.
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River Sew ..

River News.
CINCINNATI. Aug. IL. NJ.
The river is stationary. The weather is
clear and warm.
PITrsBURG Aug. IL. p. NJ.
There are feet 10 inches water in the
channel and falling. The thermometer at
q o'clock to-day stood at 90 degrees. This
afternoon the weather was cloudy, with IN
dicatons of rain.
CINCINNATI, Aug. IL, Il. Nj.
The river is stationary. Weather warm
and olouty.
CIYcIyyATI, sug. Is, p. NJ.
Flour-Quoted at 4 05d4 10.
Whisky--20S.
Pork-Saes 200 bbls mess at IA 25.
Sugar-Active.
WHEELING, Aug. IL.
Tie passenger car on tie Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. were thrown of the track and
upset, while starting West from Cameron
station this afternoon. The accident WAS
caused by switch being unfastened. The
engine and baggage car passed on, when
theI'switch bali" Tell, throwing the balance
of the train over an embankment OF about
ten feet Nine persons were slightly oruis-
ed
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TRANSPORTATION.

lust RECEIVED and for sale, large lot of I.ookn
- glass Plate. WooLSEf az NELooN.
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VIOLIN AND GUITAR STR1NGS-Ihe
v subscriber would call particular attention tn bis
stock of Violin and Guitar Tngs-ihey are OF the very
best ouality-ltslian English. and American. and he
will sell them cheaper Quality eonsidered than ever
hefora oasred In this city. NM. II CUkRIE,
iva End noor Fosters corner.
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ADAMS 81 coz EASTERN. WESTERN
80 -. 49, sss
AND FOREIGN EXPRESS,
REMOVED

n have removed my Boot 81 Shoe
< Ssa- Store To my residei ce on the 81
- of Main and Seventh streets. ;,
All orders will be promptly attended too anu hea'y
ex cuied will also keep assortment OF boo,s
Shoes of my ewn make, good as the b.st 'or Sas9'
iyq3m NM. fMbhf'
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(tUAIRSJusl received and for sale low al our Fur
y niture rooms on Water street, 30 dozen woodseat.
cane-seai. aud sofa-seat Chairs.
| ianI7 WOoISEY & NELSON.
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Remarkable Memory.

John Franklin was natiye of Ca
naan, Liichfeld County, Connecticut.---
An instance of his remarkable memory,
when lad of seventeen, will show that
he was no ordinary boy. Having ac-
companied his father to the place Of
worship, the meeting house being en-
closed, but neither ceiled nor plastered,
the beams and rafiers were all exposed
TO view. John saw that his ausiere faith
er sat through the sermon With great
uneaslness, but could not divine the
cause.
On returning home, " John" said his
father, a." it is my duty to give you a
severe lhrashing, common in old times)
and you shall have il presently, 50 pre-
pare yourself"
a" But you won't whip me, father,
without telling me what fori"
No, certalnly---your conduct at meet
ing sir, is the cause. Instead II attend
ing TO the sermon, YOU were all the time
gazing about, as If you were counting
the beams and rafters Of the house"
" Well father, can you repeat lhe
sermon =
" Sermon ! no. I had as much as /
could do 10 watch your inattention."
" III tell you all the minister said,
you won't whip me ?"
" No, John, no but ihati, impossible"
Young Franklin Immediately named
the text, and taking up the diseoarse,
went through every head Of il with sur
Pri'ine accuracy
" Upon my word said the delighted
parent ~ ,hopld not have thought IT,"
And now, father" said John, II
can tell you how many Leama and rafi-
ere there are in ihe meeting. house"