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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11

LOOK HERE EVERY BODY
BROOKVILLE BAKERY.
7 AFE GARDNER is now happy TO inform the
Il citiz of Brookvile and vicinity, that he has
lifted up rhe old stand known as the Brookville
Bakery, whereof he intends carrying on the Baking
business in connection with his Confectionery and
Eating Saloon. He Is now prepared to supply all
who may favor him with their patronage, with any
article in his line. Having secured the services
ola good Baker, he IS prepared to say that those
who deal with him shall have good Clean, sub
stantial article, at the lowest living prices.
Thankful for past favors he hopes by strict atten-
ton TO the wants ofhis customers 10 merit share
ofpatronage. Orders for Baking will be attended
10 with neatness and despatch.
Choice family Groceries and Confectionaries
always on hand. Also, an Eating room, where
he will be happy TO wait on his friends to the del
icacies Of the season. Oysters served up 10 suit
the tastes Of his Customers. Last, though not
least, his terms are CAsH.
Sept. s7th 1870 months.)
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VALLEY HousEl
CASH ros WOOL wooLii LOOK,

(tttH FOH WOOL WODLff IOOkf
v The Mills 4 Factory NJ Metamorn are now fuit-
ming, and We are ready 10 wait on eustomcrsl IN our
line, The Factory has beon largely Improved, aud
We can card, spin, weave, and manufacture Wool
on ~ short notice, as good and as chenp,as any
good shop In the country.
Fuling and dyclnr done IN the usual .easof on
falrtefns, all klndH Of Merchantable produce taken
for work and especially wool nrresc. We will pay
eash or KDods Cor 10000 lbs Wool
Call and see Ne before taking your wool or work
otherwheres. 2i-p5 MACY, GORDON n Co.
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xUATCH AND CLOCKs-WM. Dawson
w tenders his services 10 the citizens OF brook.
VILE and vicinity, IN the capacity OF Watch and
Clock Maker aud repairer-making aud mending
Jewelry, dc. Long experience aud strict punetu-
ality are his recommendations. shop three doors
North Of the post ofice, y sai 1880 3l-u
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WHEATf WHEAT!I HEATH
w $4,000 Bushels Of Wheat wa nted n The
bange Mill, Brookvile, for which the Ex-
market price in cash Will be paid by highest
Nov. 30. $3.50 GEO. HOLLAND
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HOBEN, AcR's LIVER PILLS.

NO part Of the system Il more liable 81 disease
Than the LIVER, u serving ~ a alteFeg ~ pafify
30 that any wrong aelian 81 The Liver o1oeis lhs
other Important paris ~ The system, and results Va.
nousli va LAYER uompIsint, Jaundiee, Dyspepsia,
&c, we should, therefore, watch every sympiom
mat might indicate wrong aell0n of Che Liver
These fllls are composed Of ROOTS and PLANTS
furnished BY nature 10 heal The sick, namely, Ist
an kAfhCiohANf, which auFments The seere.
IN ron me pulmonary mueus membrane, pro-
oles the discharge ofsrcFcied matter. 81 AN AL
IkhAIiVkt which changes Ia some incx plirable
ana ihsensibie manner the certain morbid action OF
the systen', I'd, TONIC, which gives tone aud
su.hEh 70 NC nervous system, renewing health
and ygor 10 all paris oflhe body. an, & affair.
TIC, Which acts in perfect harmony with the other
ingredients, and operating ON the Bowels, and en-
polling the whole mass OF corrupt and Initiated mat
ierand purifying the Blood, which destroys disease
and restores health,
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Brookville Bank in Operation

Brookville Bank in Operation
AllofFranklin County haye heard ofthe low pri-
ces, at which Goods have been uniformly sold at
the cheap store of
ID. PRICE s. SON,
And that Is the reason why they have always
had the cream fthe country trade. But this Fall,
knowing that Goods were high when the Merchants
rushed on so hastily, they concluded TO wait till the
rush was over; when from there being more sell
Ter. than buyers, they bought their beautiful Fa-l
& Ninier stock at
Ten per Cent Less.
Thar. any other House in the Valley.
Thus we can undersel all who bought earlier,
aswill be found by pricing our Goods and Theirs
Try II and see for yourselves.
Our stock Is indeed choice and beautiful one;
and cannot be beaten In Franklin County.
D.PRICE d son.
I7Itwill pay 10 20 there. That'ssoLu IT,
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1900 CHALLENGE

Whatever concerns The health and happiness -
The people IL st I'll limos of The most ssinshiS
Importance. take u for granted that ever PEE
son viii do ell In their power 10 save NE lives of
heirehsidrcn and that every persoa viii epdssvsf
feel u my duty 10 solemniy Assure sos shsf,
wohns, according 70 the opinion Of ne mosf
,s.eofntea yslsisnz, are the primary causes of
ssks mslor'y % diseases 10 which shild.en and
asily ehangesbe iron, ons Mind OF fsod ID ssoths,
nsa nf.ah, Pain 10 NE stomach. Pickinr q Ne
rosc, Hardness and fuilnsss OF me Belly, Dry
that All these denote WORMS. ara ,eu sho.,S "A.
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Gentlemens' Goods

Farm FOR SALE---One mile above
II Laurel on the White Water Canal, containing
three hundred and twenty acres, 100 Of which
Is bottom land. $50 acres improved.
Also a Lot, containing four acres, I'm the town OF
Laurel-the ground on which the Franklin County
Fair was held last year.
Term liberal.
For further information inquire Of T. n. Still
well, Of Stillwell, Butler Co., Ohio, or Richard
Cullum, Esq. in Laurel. T. n. STILLWELL.
Aug. 9Th, lS53.-34-3ms.
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GALLONS STORE.
RIcHARD II. TrxER. FaEDERIeK o. B1kER.
Fall Stock Clothing 1858.
CHEAPER than the cheapest.--The undersigned
Owould again announce TO their former patrons,
and 10 the public generally, that they gust in
receipt; direct from Nerv York aud philadelphia OF
their Fall stock OF
Clothing. Gents Furnishing Goods
Still unriYalIed in its extent, In the excellence OF
artieles-,and in the extremely low prices at which
they are sold.
They would also say that, in connexion with
lhelr stock OF cothinsthey have Just received,and
will keep constantly ON hand, a full and complete
assortment of rEtH ft.ff
Cloths, Gasslmeres, q Vestlngs,
which will be sold at unusually low figures or
made to order, at the shortest notice, and in the
most fashionable style. They also keep a large
and we'll selected stock of
Hats, Gaps, Boots, Shoes,
Shirts, eravats, collars, socks, neck aud pocket
hhdks; hosiery giovesspeekef-6ooks umbrellas, car-
etFacks, and franks, all of which they have tax
great pains in selecting, aud which they are de-
termined 10 sell at such prices as will insure their
sale TO any person who may have priced them, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
They would, therefore, earnestly invite persons
wishing anything In theirllne, TO call at their
Clothing Emporium.
aud examine their goods, the ir quality and price
feeling confident that In neatness Of style and du-
rabi lily of article they cannot be excelled.
They cannot forbear rendering their thanks 10
their customers for the manner in which they have
appreciated their past eNertions, and hope the
hsenee and patronage, heretofore so literally be-
slowed, may be continued to our mutual advan-
tage. assuring them that We recognize in bust
ness transactions, none but the principle or fair
dealing with all. TYNER & BAKER
N. b. All work warranted, and any garment rip
ping will be repaired gratuitousy.
Bl ookv lille Oct. 18th 1853.
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Laurel Iron Store

Justreceived a good assortment of1ren q steel
which will sell low. SAMUEL VILiAAHs~
Sen. 2O.-f0-tI
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DIR. J. y. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATlOLfC0N

CELEBRATED CATlI0LIC0NI
rbn rms nntitF AEp ounr of srrfEniru trsAtts.
- ,>,u, a. IN STANDS
gu :' :!!I &! 4.
NH-<rN""t/ - eases Cor which u
MNW -- u recommended,
hN~f - - Usually called
E&Z& ~ tHMAth COM
HFWxT.3<E kSS& PLANTS,
AIA...nz<<. /rE4.<<S~~<O OF these are pno-
2,I|<<tW V><<~~tArsrs uftHi, or
SCI M wem6i rtpos.L
A4rI.X1 ..<ZyN ave ~ whites,
<<Ft4I Ao -~r1I+V cuHssie tssbssl
Mf<EWr3I E>7NT' MINI aAfi1H AHB W.
/&H IL1X wv 1|N|A ttHAtinf ~ fft
<Jy 1H I{f'/ n Vessel tdiufas
NIS NtIELz101s-& " tAhlitsohsHA
kLkkzk&>k&1S- = IL OF ti0edihaf
- -. z.s.ru~uroX ~ pAifFph, = trs
- - = - Fnsssfp, Asb Ia
HsuutsH MsssiFtAtias, AZ, WIN hll iielt 90.
complaining atlls, tteneef esespiea1 Ne matter
how severe 90 0fh0s long standing
The unihNlle0h M snfpassss 0thpt fuinedlpsgi ~
belhH hhfh eptlHlh, Ices expensive, Ahh leaving
se ATTAIN sSd sss' ss@a e. s le,a,s
ample pf1ot tfem me mAsl respectable saaiees,
~ lhe hahelelal results ~ W. asAl together viii
letters rom highly experienced Physicians, whe
have gsedllll lhsl practices aAa speak Ifem helf
HRRDREsdRa
r. ~ fEehHAat M, DIS uuea, NJ W
Y, fltNHel y y. fanshdalgAA NV
A. tiltts, ~, hohesleF, n,
y, Y, fagys, NJ % lifFeewse, \, v,
tFef nnnhaf, n, D., Baltimore, sd,
te,nRgcK,M, ,bn heillmerel Ma,
" " f M "ss-s' n " < 6ssawso,S, kee III
T. y, hKWi Asn, NJ ~, Utica, NJ "
Rev q, p, iisARRs Glenn hpFlues,h g.
Pamphlet. hAa hlatls r. Ihe store o. uHFeRn@
ALSO sold by
nlnEL hRARER, Liberty
fAwlAS M0aRls0E, canReHsVile,
n, hTswARFs ireenshuFg
l0Hs lirkfhR, Versailles,
Letter gddressea - care II NJ, Curtis HATCH
4geHfaf RapeHHg Ohia,
10 pl, M.aemsIlzzi have been ten years lreg
hied with female 0mplalnts-pralapsns uieFi,
and all The attending dinlenllies VI times render
ing my life most miserable, l have had the alien
dance OF some of tbs best phy scians, with but 1T
We SUGGEST the most they eoald DO was TO relieve
IA cure was out Oi lhn question, For nye mantNs
before commencing with your medicine, had not
been able % perform any labor, could walk but a
iew steps 40 q time, and scarcely went out o.
doors-n short, waseompleiely Frustrated, bolh
rest ofmy days In suffering and misery. hut read
ing your advertisements, was induced to- Try your
invaluable medicine called Uterine cath0lle0ni Us
the last resort. had not used II a week before !
felt like another woman. by the use ofthree bot
ties Twas enabled perform all the labor Cor six
In the family with ease, and could walk any where
In the neighboFhood without injury. Nothing but
sense Of my dnty 10 you and 10 the afflicted. has
induced me 10 state my case to the public. can
safely recommend tho preparations to all those
suffering likemyself.
(sgnedJ MIS-. SARAH A. BIsHoP.
FREEDoa, PoRTAoE Co., Ohio. Dec. ~. IS52.
J.B. MARCIIIST a. Co., Projectors.
CENTRAL DEPOT, 3Of BROADWAY, N.Y.
August 9th, ie53.-34-6mos.
UMBRELLAS a. PARAsOLs-A large
II lot Of Umbrellas and Parasols for sale at the
lowestposslble price at
my LICK 4 FARQUHAR'S.
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q. Monah geo.


No ffn Nf"aHWtft New f1fhI
and said ny Druggists ana 0ihafs throughout ihis
and elhef counties. fef sale ny A. W iislie,
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Commissioner Sale.

VOtrfllIHhIUIlrF NlIrl
The undersigned having baeh ahpolnlsj eom
lnisaonef,bt The e0nft 0feuininnn pleas ~ Ffhhh
lln eoarit, nt NE purpose n lliie lebl bplons
gives helipp lhh The vii pfnerp w sell ihn iUliuW
lha liesef bed land on ihe inlh dai ~ November
eat 90 The premises
hundseJ abd sistf asgas ,,,eta M iass situate la
springfield lUW nsiu, rFanki tn p0hnli Indiana and
deseflhed Ne The Northwest quarter ~ section tllf.
teen 1891 ~ Township ninefnl ~ Hahsp ehe ti)i"
lettusts sunp ihifii each 80 day ~ sain, hht
lhlfdin twelve months and me felnAihha lhifl ~
iva fpaft,lhe deferred i,af Hahls hplnH secured 10
hales,wilh security Approved hf the commissioned
ahh W hpAf Interest lf0p date
iunAH iiiAtkbty, commissioner,
Aai- al laal-
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FANCY GOODS-splendid assortment OF
Lawns, Berages, Berage Dc LANES, Tissues,
Silks, satins, and white dress goods. Forsae very
cheapat
myl uNCK & FARQUHAR's.
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DOOTS a. SHOES--we have largely increas-
ID ed our stock OF Boots and Shoes, and now offer
the gems OF the season, 10 please the taste OF the
most fastidious, In the way OF Mrs HuRRELIs Gus
tom made ladies slippers an buskins with the pret
test babies bo OTIS and other s.hxens- in town.
may LINCK & FARQUHAR.
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0UEENSWARE--We have Just received the
W most beautiful stock Of Queensware, in sets or
by the peace, ever before offered in this market.
my LINCK d FARQUHAR.
GROCERIES, Constantly on hand, fresh sup
" plies Of the very best quality OF Groceries, the
cheap store of
may7 LINCK & FARQUHAR.
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.jEF Apfi0A l-fismem0eg then, pases,s ssa
~ eshe thsl iohhhhAfh'h W0HM hfhur
Il Vie an Medicine 10 wee that viii eradicate
Ms mesld sals kle.aaeh, Ne ssrefsl az ss. Do
fnhnlne art ., and soc ihsl Tie signature, W. IN.
HuhthhAG ,his an ever, bottle
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trAnrErrEs.--rhe ane., stock ever offered
v In the market. OF Gloves. HOSIERY, SILK Mlts.
Ladies' Collars. Chemisets, undersieeves. Ribbons.
elik and BsraFe Wallis, Tldys, Tidy Cotton. Ladies'
Plain and Bmbrol Tered Linen Hdkrs, Gents STA.
Brushes, Threads, Needles, Pins. Buttons, Razor
strops. besldesa thousand other articles. Too M.
mefuus 10 mention In small Advertisement ell OF
which will be sold a. small profits ~
ay97 n. d. GALLON q SON.
rAupETrNgr.-sfh undersigned weula ssJ
v 70 all those wishing " furnish their feors With
never FADE, 10 cal q, Ms establishment and lock
Though HE pres N stock, vhleh Ne hes lately re-
eelyed ffemihs east, which can be sold n ptless
which viii compare htofabiy with The lowest clss
einhat rates. lie has
HvsYy. veriety,.
u ihe latest sltie and mshlen, ranging N pfltss
ffem ~ W ~ elsi pei Yard spesli tnd see I'm,
Oct. 10Th. iesq, HfCHAHD TyNhHs
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TIIE LARGEsT and bes, assorted stock Of
i Hardware, Hollow ware, Queensvsrct Table
and Pocket Gallery, ever brought " tovn,s nov
spsa Old WHITE CORNER.
7 AXE srg.--- 10 isrreis of NE best White
Ia Fish. 40 half do do
Just received and Tor sale by n. TYNER.
May ~. 1852.
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o don't forget,
My little Bet,
Not TO fret;
Will you, petit
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GEORGE WOOD, NJ. d.
G. McCLENNAN, NJ. ID.
=. BROMLEY, N. ID.
LIVERY STABLE.

LIVERY STABLE.
n w. PAYNE & Il. MANLY, under the
VI, name ofPAYKE Il MANLY, would announce
to their friends and the public generally that tbe,
have opencda livery stable In Laurel, At the es
stand OF +. v. Mitchell, on Pearl street and Ca,
Basin, where they will DO ready at all times ioii
nish carriages, buggies and horses. They have
good supply ofnew and fashionable two horse car
riaees, and OF open and covered buggfes.
Persons coming 10 Laurel by canal or otht rsise,
VIII be conveyed 10 the neighborng lswnso eoun-
try without delay.
Horses Kept
BY the feed, day week. Gentlemen don,t be
trudeng afooi or starving your horses but give no
a call, our terms are reasonable. As
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ROCKVILLE ATTORNEYS.
ALE. w ARD,

ATTORNEY g. COUNSELLORATL LAW,
Brookville, Indiana. Once two doors north
Burton's Store.
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JUST RECEIVED
It THE OLD WHITE CORNER, the
"A most extensive LOT or Dress Goods, we have
ever had the pleasure OF Offering for sale; among
which arc
20 pieces plain and faacy Lawns:
10 do Berage de LANES;
10 do Benge;
10 do Silk French Tissue;
do new style Broeade;
do Chameleon Glace;
10 do plain black Taneta;
40 do rich, plain, figured & fancy Silks;
10 elegant Partisan Robes;
pieces embroidered Swiss Null;
S do dotted do do
90 do plain do do
30 do plain and figured Jackones
5 do Book Muslin;
5 do Bishop Lawns;
90 do SILK and Alpaca Lustrcs.
sp9s. Nd. GALLON & SON.
WALL PAPER.-.-We have now on hand
w large assortment OF Wall, Fire Board and
window paper. Also, large lot OF window shades
OF the latest style aud pattern. which are selling
at reduced prices. N. ID. GALLON & SON. %
CARPETSi CARPETSi!---Justr received
" at the On WHITE CORNER, a most magnificent
assortment Of Carpets, Of all styles and prices.
% srrrf.f N. ID. GALLON & SON.
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Linnk and Farauhar.
DONNETs AyDRBBoNs.>
WHERE Do THEY O ME FROM?

ID ed large and handsome assortment of the mos
fashionable bonnets and ribbons, aud Cor sale at
N.Y. LINCk II FARQUHARsS.
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FLOUR BARRELs.--Them market price In
Il cash will be paid for understandable nourbarrels
at the Exchange Mil, Brookvile. by
Nov. %. $3.50. GEO. HOLLAND & CO.
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'Morvlly certain. Mr.. Caddy says he
knows them like a book, and that they d
rather want than work. With him, | think
little wholesome starvation will do them
good.
Notx outstanding this rather diseouraging
testimony. Mr. Prescott made a memoran-
DUN Of the street aud number Of the house
In which the family lived, remarking as he
did so:
Il have Just heard where the services of an
able b"dicd man are wanted. Perhaps Gar
diner, as you call him. may be glad TO obtain
the situ.t
"A soilar earned, 10 worth two received in
charity. said Mr.. Prescott; 'becauss the dol
lar earned corresponds TO service rendered.
and the man feels that II is h Is own-that he
has an undoubted right TO its possession. II
elevates his moral character, inspires self
respect. aud prompts TO new efforts. Most
aius- giving Is demoraliz ing for the opposite
reason. IL blunts the moral feelings, lowers
The sclf-rsspect, aud fosters Inactivity and
idisaers, opening the way for vice to come in
and sweep away all the foun dation Of integ-
nty. Nov, true charity TO the poor is for
Ne 10 help them TO help themselves. Since
you left short time ago. | have been
thinking, rather hastily, over the matter;
and the fact Of hearing about the place for an
able bodied man, as | Just mentioned, has
led ne TO call around and suggest your max
Ing interest therefore IN behalf Of Gardiner.
Helping him ia this way will be true beneyo-
Isnce.'
Its no use,' replied Mr.. Jonas, in posi-
tive tone OF voice. Hes an idle good. for
notbisg- fellow, aud III have nothing to do
with him.
Mr.. Prescott urged the matter no farther,
Ior he Esv that tod 50 woad bs useless.
On bis way hom-, on leaving the store, he
,.II<S 10 see Gardiner. tie found IN two
mail, mesgerly furnished rooms, man, his
; lie. aad thr-e children. Everything about
h.n indicated OF trems poverty; and, worse
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RONNETS. BONNETss :

GUNNER WARE-Avery larreasseanent
II OF the most fashionable, and durable .spnxner
z Gods, Just received and fer sale By
NV LINCk q FARQUH4h-
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Hats & Cats.

Asplendid lot OF all styles and prices the above
article just opened at
CATIIoNrg CTORR
, 1853-02-12
0999AN9OO9
From the National Intelligencer.
An Expedition TO the Pacific.

In preparing the following article, we
have thought it due to the importance Of
the subject the information which ii contains
should be full, as well as accurate, (thougl
not Officially We have been at some pains
therefore, 10 obtain all the material points
embraced in the plans and objects of the
expedition.
About The frs. of January, 1853, an cx-
petition will depart from the port of Nor
folk forthe performance of important and
arduous duties in the far-of seas and islands
Of the Pacific ocean. It's objects will be to
survey portions of the China and Japan seas,
the route between China and California, and
the North Pacific ocean in the region Of
Behring's. II may probably also ascend
the Sea Of Tarlsry, to make some exsnins-
tons needed fOr the advantageous prosccu-
ton of tonmcrcial enterprises in those COM
paraiiveiy unknown waters.
In the North, however, il will no doubt
find very wide field for its operations in
making such investigations as are desirable
for the iurlherance of our important inter-
ests in the whale fisheries.
nc oduuNlEn lSltlDNS VIII lON u AlltlC UC
the principal rendezvous of the vessels of
this expedition but it is not unlikely that
It's arrival at Japan will be SO timed as to
make it available in facilitating the efforts Of
Commodore Perry, whose feet will tarry a
considerable time in the vicinity of those
Islands.
This expedition will consist of-First ;
The sloop-of-war Vincennes, Commander
Cadwalader Ringgold, with Lieut.. f, A.
Budd and other officers not yet designated
and l75 men. This sloop is now at New
York Second: The steam propeller John
Hancock, Lieut.. John Rodgers command
ing, with 60 men. She has been thorough
ly repaired. Third: The brig Porpoise
Lieut.. H. B. Davis commanding, with &C
men. Fourth: A tender, TO be called the
Pilot, with about 90 men. We believe hel
commander is not yet chosen.
The most eminent medical skill in The
seTyice will be detailed, and scientific men
IN every department will be selected with
reference 10 their high reputation and emf.
ncnt suitajlcness Tor the duties in view
The crews also will consist alone of Young
healthy, vigorous and efficient seamen mer
capable Of enduring all the requisite labor
and privations, and intelligent enough tc
appreciate the importance and salutary re.
suits of the mission upon which they are tc
be sent.
10 every particular this expedition will
be prepared for the work before it. tn,
vessels will all be peculiarly adapted for i
IN their construction and equipment. Al
ihe late and well established improvement
IN the machinery of steamers have been in.
lIoduced into the John Hancock" anC
'he boats have been constructed in the bes
manner, with special reference 10 the con
'emPlated surveys.
In the selection Of the requisite arma
inents efforts have been successfully made I,
o'la'n the most perfect of every kind, an,
'l'h as will prove efficient in their sppro