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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28
That Premium Flour

Was good, we are sure, for ]. H.
Farquhar, Esq, sent it to us-and the
best baker in town, Notwithstanding she
didn't get premium on bread at the fair
made us some as good bread as editors
ought to eat. If you want good flour,
go to Linck & Farquhar for it, and ask
for "ExTRA tennessee" and if your ba-
ker cant make good bread out of it, send
IL to orr baker
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28
COURT OF HYMEN.
Married.

In Laurel. on the 9th inst, by Rev. 7.
NJ Eddy, Ray. Lewis Dale, Of South Eastern
Indiana Conference and Pastor Of the Church
in Edinburg. TO Miss Ann Rebecca SALEM
berger.
May long life and happiness attend The
welded pair. May they be
"With every blessing bless.'
But has Rebecca carefrly sead Shady
Side" or "Peep at No. ST She ought be-
fore marrying minister.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

This old and much beloved citizen
has left US, after residence OF more
than thirty-hve years, in this county
OF that time he has been twenty two
years in public Office, and no man ever
fulfilled public trusts more faithfully,
or more to the satisfaction Of the people.
lie leaves the SAVIOR Of a good name be-
hind him. He is in the seventy
year OF his age. His future residence is
to be in Marion County near Broad Rip
pie. May peace and JOY attend him.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

01-In the published proceedings of
the White Water Presbytery, in our
paper Of the l4th inst, il Is stated that
the pastoral relation between Rev. L..
ID. Potter and the churches of Brock
Vile and Metamora was dissolved -
This was a mistake. That relation was
dissolved only as far as Brookvillc was
concerned. Mr.. Potter is yet the pastor
of the church at Metamora.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

GrDR. DUTroS, has returned from
his eastern trip and has fitted up his shad-
ow catching apparatus in Mr.. Haile's
new building. Every body knows that
the DR.. is good looking, and has good
looking pictures in his RECEPTION ROOM,
and that he charges nothing unless he
does good work.
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probable mistakes.

In the transerIblng OF our Mail Books,
some names may have been omitted,
and since our predecessor wrote In bet.
ter choctaw thanany body We know OF
except one Of our lawyers wc may not
have come near enough tho plain I'm.
gllsh. Of some OF the names, 10 enable
the right persons TO get the right papers
IN case OF mistake from either cause
we will gladly make the correction when
informed. be patient friends, we VIII
yet the hang OF things soon. Our town
subscribers, particularly tho new sub
scrlbers, may also have cause Of com.
plant, as We have new Carriers. Please
inform Us at our Office Of any neglect.
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lrP.T DTGRsTi- sucm ~ rmr True nEAsts
OF the word "PEPSfN," or OF the two Gree
words from which Il Il derived. This i the slg
nihcant aud appropriate title OF the TkUE d.
GESTIVE FLUID. or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared
by DR.. Us. HoUGHToN, OF Philadelphia, from
the fourth Stomach Of the OK, for the cure OF In
digestion aud Dyspepsia. II 10 Natures own rem
edy for unhealthy stomach. Noart Of man
equal Us curative powers. itrendersGoOnkAT-
ING perfectly consistent with HEALTH. Sccthe
figure ofthe OK, In another part OF this paper.
August lst, le53.-33-iyr.
uTGo TO sPRAUcE & CO., ii3 MAIN STREET
CINCINNATI, ~ you wish anything m heclothing
iine-you viii always find them we'll made and
good siyios-equai TO the best custom trade. Thi =
House stands No. I. mrf-il
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

The Louisville Journal says:
We hear Of n contract for 400 hogs, In tn e
vicinity Of Lagrange, deliverable on the last
OF November, at SO 50 gross. In Washing
ton and some other counties, purchases have
been made at 50 rs gross. We understand
that SO 50 is now freely offered by packers.
The ST. Louis News, Of Thursday, says;
We learn by gentleman from Alton, that
a contra CT for 500 hogs was made there. yes
terday, by party, at SO 70, early delivery.
The hogs TO average 200 lbs. net.
As vet we hear Of no transactions here
Few or none offering on contract.-t IA. In
quirer, Oct. 81.
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n EXPIRED AND DISCHARGED
nAnna

or all notes expired or discharged on or an or
Oc' ober H. 1852 and on or before March p, ie53,
Two and one half per eenr.
On ali notes expired or discharged amer MareA
%, 1853, and on or before June =, ioSSi n'e aNo
one haifpcr cent.
On ali notes expired OF discharged Afser June q,
1859 aud on or before August IS, isaSs eight aud
one quarter per cent.
on ali notes expired or discharged after August
Is 1853, and on or before October Il, feSs sixteen
per cent.
ordered, That the Treasurer charge interest on
all assessments not paid ON or before Deeemnetes
1853. .,..
Agents ar authorized persons 30 whom members
are expected 10 maxi prompt payment. interest
Ma IN he CHARGED on all assessments remaining un-
maid ON and aner the 9Th day OF December, ON
which they are payablei ana az the expiration OF
,h,r,s savs fron this date, denquents WILDE la
no,es avreeably to the eleventh section Of the
Chatter Notes Of the State and Free Banks OF
Indiana or OF the specie paying banks in ken'ueAs
aud on 10, will be required for assessments.
| In cases where members have alcnated meir
Policies BY sale ofthe assured property or otner-
wise, they hereby notified that Il IL Their GUY
10 surrender the same for discharge, and 70 pay
The amount due mp 10 the time ofsurrender. agree
ably the requirements OF the hfteenth section OF
the Charter, which must be g. forced by officers OF
the Company. This is 80 important matter 70
members, tina. Agentsare especially requested 10
call the IL attention 10 n. and 10 give The proper
informa ton in regard thereto. foiicles Tor dis
charge should be forwarded through the local
agents aud addressed 10 the Secretary. In no case
will policy be discharged until the amount or
amounts nc on the note mp " the date OF sur RON
der be FIRST pald. By order Of the Directors:
CHARLES W. cADY, Treasurer.
4S-3w
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AMERICAN.
u u OOKVlLL u. IN -.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1868.
Carreetlan.

In our last weeks paper We published
$3.50 cents Us the price Of a single sub
seriPsion, out Of the county. II should
have been 1877. Nee terms Ia another
column.
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Cool.

The Hillsborough Highland News, n
accounting for the large Democratic ma
jority in in Ohio, says: Thousands OF
Wings stayed at home, or forgot that
there was an election"
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eTAfter shiyering as we did last
Sunday in Church, do you blame us for
being glad that two fine large new stoves
have been set up in the Methodist Church.
They came from Fudges. He has plen-
ty more, see advertisement.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28
metnmorn price Currcut.

1.-THE publication of the price current
Of Metamora is OF sufficient interest
to any body to justify furnishing it, we
will continue to publish it. Walker e.
Bro. refusetV furnish it any longer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

THE Subscriber, thankful TO a generous publ ic-
il for the liberal patronage bestowed on him,would
respectfully inform them that he still strives Ia
merit the same, by keeping constantly on hand.ths
best assortment Of Stoves ever offered for sale,
west of the City. All those in want OF
A GOOD COOKING STOVE
should call one door North Of r. II. Buuon's Store.
where he will be found, at all times, ready wait
on all who may favor him with call
ParlOr, Office, Store, aud Shop
Stoves, Of new and beautiful patterns. The atten-
ton of the public is respectfully invited 10 The
Folding Door Parlor toye, which will meet the
appreciation OF all.
HOLLOW WARE.
Sugar Kettles, Skillets, Pots;
Ovens, and Lids. Andirons, sadrons, Iron stands
Brass and Copper Kettles. He stll continues to-
increase is stock with every desirab lie article OF
lin. Copper and Shect-Iron Ware, of his own
ufacture, to which he invites the attention az
Dealers, Wholesale and Retail, with n confidence
that he eau supply them as cheap as any other
establishment.
Old Copper, Pewter, and Iron
taken in exchange for all articles in his line.
44-tf. J. II. FUDGE.
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0TToo KINDA gentleman at Met
amora wishes TO stab himself through our
paper. We are too kind to allow him
TO do il.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

6J-The NEUTRAL PENNANT is the title
o a new paper published in Rising Sun
by II. c. Graft. We like its appearance
very much,
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IMPORTANT.

The subscriber, having purchased the
iEpiAKA AMERICAN, and wishing TO put
u within the roach Of every family, has
reduced lie terms 10 the following ex
uemely low hgures, when paid STRICTLY
IN ApvAseEs
Single subscription. ei,bo.
In clubs OF gb....,,......, si,eb.
In clubs Of $500.
Subscribers living out Of tie county
will retain for postage 10 cents. Except
clubs,) and thus receive Il Al si.sT cts.
Subscribers, who receive II al their real
denees will be charged el.75.
Though the p'ice Of the paper Il thus
reduced. It's size will continue the same,
and the editor hopes. by diligently APP
plying himself 10 IL Interests, 20 make
Il as worthy as ever Of the high repu-
tation Il has acquired. II shall continue
TO be independent on all subjects, and
neutral on none. II shall know no die
tation by party or caucus, and favor ab
that Is good. In short II shall be good
family paper. T. A. GOODWIN.
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sYMPTONS OF DISEAsr.


should never be disregardcd. They are unerrinE
indications that the vital functions OF nature have
been interrupted IN their healthfal action and that
serious evils must inevitably follow, unless the
system be again set sight by the timely use OF pro-
perremedles.
Boar In mind, that nature Is never endeayorng
tocxpel disease when it invdes the animal econo-
my, and only needs the assistance Of some gem
al estoratve-thorough. yet mild In its action
that will give tone to the system. and act upen the
blood-which Is the principal oflife.
.GUYSOTT'S YELLOW DOCK AND
SARSAPARILLA.
Asa purifier ofihe blood, arenoyerator Of The
system, and supporter and preserver ofthe pow
ers ofiife, it has no equal. Take IL the first In
eieation that disease is upon you, and you will
avert perhap1weeks and months OF sickness aud
suffering.
NJ See Advertisement.
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BrooixyilIe PRICES.
CONNECTED WEEKLY ny
John ROBERTS. PRODUCE DEALER.

CoRREcTEp WEEKLY ny
JOHN ROBERTS, PRODUCE DEALER.
Wheat, 90 per bush. Potatoes, e5 per bush.
Oats, rs +" Butter, l2l" n
New corn,9o |" " Eggs, 3 . dos.
Ginseng, 20 N Feathers, Gas pr n
FLAX seed 81 e5" Hogs 81 50 nett
Beef Cattle 5 90 nett Pork bbls, 05
Flour bills IS cen Is each. Wood, 80 90 . cord.
oTlfyou want any Boots or Shoes, 60 to HuD'
son, No. 223, Walnut Street, Wholesale manu-
factory, where you will find anything in his line
cheap and good, by the case or dozen.
July 25th, ls53.-3s-6mos.
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Thanksgiving.

Below will be found the proclamation
ofGovernor Wright, appointing the last
Thursday in November rs day Of
Thanksgiving and prayer.
PROCLAMATION-BY JOSEPH A.
WRIGHT, GOVERNOR OF IN
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c. r. GARRISON.

We are glad to give Mr.. Clarkson the
opportunity Of explaining himself as
above, ia reference to our remark of last
week. We are glad for his sake, and
for the sake of the persons alluded Il, and
for our own sake. II also explains
the ground Of objection TO ua which
some of our readers did not understand.
1t will be seen that he does not deny
what we said.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28
Legal sfnndnrd of Weights.

The following is the standard of
weights of the various articles enumera-
ted, as passed at the iecent-sesion of the
Indiana Legislature, and approved on the
LIST of March, 1853:
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For the Indiana American.
w. MA gst.nas.

In the editorial ofthe last American I
AIN represented ~ not feeling mach fiat.
tered by the friendship Of such men %
II ev. NJ IIornlday, Geo M Dyram. Thos.
Sheppcrd, Sam'I. Shepperd, Daniel
Walker and II l. Lesson &c. Permit
me, Mr. Editor, 70 set myself right before
those who have 30 long extended 10 me
their confidence and support. In your
oilies II was remarked that the above ma
med men had discontinued the American
because Il was more thoroughly devoted
To the temperance cause than u formerly
was REMARKED, II that was the cause
OF their withdrawal. | did not feel much
comp llmented by u, for | had always
considered myself as good a temperance
man rs any one. yield to no one In
devotion 10 the temperance cause. hut
! never repudlated the friendship OF these
men. Some OF them stood by me when
needed friends, aud when some OF my
sunshine friends were rejoicing with my
enemies, And Of all things | may be
charged with, hope ingratitude will be
the last. These men may like liquor
better than do. But are they the only
men that have faultsi 9th ers ma, like
tobacco. Shall shut my door against
theml Some men are so deeply tinctu-
red with abolitionism as to be enemlesto
the Union and our glorious institutions,
and still think they are honest. Is this
good reason for repudiating their friend.
ship! think not. But have found
some Of the above named more hJnora.
BILE in their dealings THAI some know
who prate more about temperance.
Let me stand right then. i like the
friendship Of the above named men, os
well as do all others, but IL they insinu-
ate that Mr.. Goodwin is any better fr iend
to temperance than myscli,I thank them
for no such compliment. This is what
! I said Xonro 4, -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28

Bishop Hugh's organ, the Freeman's
Journal, is issued twice week. One of
the issues comes out on Sunday morning,
and thus honors the Sabbath and keeps
it holy.
The "Home Mission Record" says the
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0t-It will be seen by our advertising
columns that ID. Price g. Son are bidding
for customers. Give them call. They
are worthy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-28
Notice!

a flee Indiana Mutual Fire InsSronee osmfssE,
Y indianapolis, October, II, ls53. The Mem
hers of said Company here by notified. that al
meeting OF Directors held this day. u was
Ordered, That for the payment OF losses BY nre,
estimated interest thereon, and other habiuiy sus-
talned and incurred by said Coinpaay since the
assessment Of October n, 1ss2, Amounting In The
aggregate 10 the sum of nine thousand seven hun
dred aud sixteen dollars and thirty-two cents, the
following assessment on the premium notes given
10 the Company, be paid by the members thereof
10 the Treasurer on or before the mn day d De-
GENDER netf ensuing. 10 Wit:
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TREAsyxY DsrAsrAssr, De.

TREAssxr DsrAHrasSr, December !, 1853.
The time limited BY the
pamsnt 3O July aud Angus, last the purchase
stocks Of the United stass hereby ended January
next But 10 to be observed that addition assign
the holder distinctly the
made tho treasury, transmit the coupons
he In default Of this latter
pcium and dsys (lsss
dempton 10 LIST January only viii be paid.
TO afford an opportunity distant holders Of
the department will consider stocks mailed prior
said iss January as entitled 10 its benefits.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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10 oUR sUBsCRIBERE

Tho OF entered uyon sooAs
payment OF The sniaespion be mad. a advance.
Distant suhsertes money BY portage
which win be paid by all assumed by
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Published wee sy during the see
sions of Congress- and semi weekly during rsc~ss.
Subscriptions fos period less than
terms proportioned 10 the above nunusl rates.
o. PosrMASTERJ authorized agents ssA ~
sending DAILY subscbs with ESQ enclosed OF yvs
WEEKLY subscrbe with S25 enclosed, WEEKLY
'atscbes win eio enclosed, VIII bs ssuued
edition they furnish subscribers for, systis.
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70, n of Certificate.

The undersigned POSTMASTER judge, clerk OF court
OF record the may be) certes that he is we'll
qaanted with the above and their property and
that they are men Of property and abis 10 make good their
guarantee
Dated [Signed
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United ss.se. P.s~ns oacs.


IN the petition Of Samuel 2. Anep ss,eu
Salem Jersey formerly M,s~,-burg, Ohjo
for Of granted HIM
day cf Jnnusy $40 which added
20sh day Isf
patent, which issh day Of Jsnaay sshsss~
hundred and hty four
ordered hat The said petition be heard the Patent Once
Saturday the ifh day of January ~ O'Clock,
notified
why ssd petition ought mot N be granted.
Persons
Once their specially t~.ny
before the day
be used tho ssd
eornc- with the rses cf oce which will be
p~suon.
order~d Ao ,ss hi, motto. be Pubhed The unioa Nsoss'
ntenencsr, and Evening Washington &
rh,ad.pss Ps Evening Post snd sceraHe rsw
Yovt, ~ " Bo-ton Post Ro-son Patriot Co~cord, New
Hsmpshr. and Roqner, fbT
weeks The th cf January ser'
G. MASON,
Comm
r srsrs papers pisss- copy,
uly 70 me Patent Once, with containing this notice
Nov l3-law3w
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IRON HED~rEADs IL onsfock, BROMLEY. n Co. mann
fscturcr- sales No " leonard York,
wet of Broadway Ccnon and folding bed
stsads n all kind Hotel hospital pVsous and
chldsps bcdssess always hand general
sfon furnure, spsinx bed, hair other
These hedstssd- all others point ~ cleanliness
They from
exceeding Durable aks, and ORDERS
may he addressed 10
COMsTOCK, BROMLEY, \ CO..
No. a5 Leonard st., Npsy York
the of above.
wher-ver requested
It--d3m
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Ro JOHNSTON Asdifor Public Accounts The
p n. PAR~RH, Register. Of The sink
GEO W. MUsroRb, ssc'y Commonwealth. lag fund,
HorvTho-e holders ny AZ
knowledse The before na~r peniponary
d'sfsr~s
country proper country a.
other chief
sheren Hre~dina the United stats-, The
m. jnsc. of puhc
appointed governor strgina
The cerfdcac mpst he Delivered.
RroWso-o, Virginia, November m, ls57.
Dec t-ifsuME
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Redemption OF v,rr,n,. s,n Per Cent. Debt.

THE hoders Of the following certificates debit BY The
State OF Virginia, Tedeemablc March, 1874
and afterwards within period exceeding fifteen years. will
notice that the stakipg
OF the general assembly Virginia pissed
March, 1883, will proceed, March,
deem the said certificates the of
aforesaid The holders Of said certificates equed
n day OF March, surrender the ONCE
AUDITOR and, whether surrendered not
day:
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ur.HLy-fnPHOvED HOUSE LOTS scv sale
~ me s"nscnn~r arshnsxad Of The most comp~ts
snd wen snnrd private residences Wsshnsfon ~
ne on ~ ,hs isad:na public avenues o INC % snd Dis
s" about ten rinsesi walk fpn the tsro snd co"msnSn<
from Us ont nnc cf mssnihce" h"drs ana ~
Considerable portion he
bos 6y from, by forty feet deep sh~~
his, win tv s,nfy
est witch the wNsshnase smoke ho~s~.
sii further
snd me esrge horse f5v fur
around the
IN lawn and esvder win
shade trees cei~ccp
fruif
In ~. pap s,n the house our ane
aud
N which
.rory co->ts
suppitcd = above
~ third and stories Sse good .r5~r
Of busldinH wsh
closets ard ~ various
vsranda The p'~ssnf'y srrd~
and the north ,gr-esAe shaded scvnS-
W that as~c,irp
Farer information rgarasns house srd The
ssch accommodation had application
suscher, Al his Office q and ~ street. Wsshngroa
Nov f1-eo7w d. A. HALT
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Form Of q Gssyasfss.

The undersigned undertake that IL the foregoing bid for
tho mail No. lie accepted by Tho Post
master Gsnes the bidder shs prior ,hs ist day OF July
next enter into the required obligation to perform the
vice proposed, with good and sufficient suretles.
Dated (SigRed by two guaTantors
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the annual sam Of there ia words fuI
length
Dated ISigncdl
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Georgetown Female seminary G>"vgssown, ID. g.
THE institution operation. ew pupils
admitted family Term. for p,p< s.
session rronns, payable half yearly, in ndvaase
Frcncs, nuslc, ard drawing, sc.,
pay pupss from " W SO per quarter. IN sdvsnes.
Catalogues he hsd application tn the p,incipsi.
WILLIAM ,. CLARK,
oa-diftlstJsn Pnpc lvnl.
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RELIsi BELLsi BELLS THE Subscribers manufacture
and keep constantly hand all
boat ferry locomotive school and plantation bells These
bells hung with patent They
be turned around that the capper will strike
place, which desirable after bell has been few
Springs affixed In cInppe from resting
the bell thereby the sound These bells
tured from the IN
foundry these found
We give written warranty that church bells break
from date OF with fair will with
charge The of all bells warranted Nearly 5000
and sold from this foundry, which the
their superiority We gold msdas
awarded from fairs best bells
and purity tone. We getting
chimes refer furnished by Our ouady
within few rods OF the Hudson Tver Erie
direction IA this establishment Of
kind in the United and has the bes
orders be- filled with despatch We
OF the States Old bells taken exchanss for
Levels, compasses, &c, cons,aauy on hand Address
A. MENEELY's SONS,
May 2i-lyd&cp West Troy, ".
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MONTGOMERY BLAIR Assov ney AZ IAa w. hsrs-
M Washington
once on y STREET, 6ri door from Penn.yvsn,a
building
Nov 3-d3m
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F..~suar Dt.cc"rs.. on I.~ns.sse.

n WATKINS intends deliver % familiar d,e~ouvses
% language
who he subject
The win consist Of dscoaves the frst Of which,
the EseswA
and critical eysns'ion q she prevailing
of The English language
ticket for ~. Whole ad mir;nss
lady senfenan s3 fos single ticket ,dntirg Tor
the evening, 80 cent?
will he delivered Csrusi's
Thursday evening 10 commences O'Clock.
~ili be found drug ". Hsrhaugh
and h rs snd At the boosstorea of Mrs Tsy
or 4 Msury, Psnnsyivsnia
Nov a-su
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III Il have ready for sals- 4
w 60 pairs ingram carpets ts-.ts
40 do Brussels
10 do velvet do
10 do ~ oil cloths, medium
10 do 6-4 do do s.t l.EEaHtH
do "a very superior
sheets oil cloh Of best quality, which will be At
With full and complete goods
purposes the lowest market prices. 9fE-
VERIFY, TEBBS, 4 VERIFY,
Oct e-n Corner Pa. street.
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Great Match Rnnnin& Race, for $500. Csium-
bia Course, Alexandria CO., Va.
iERE will be for 500, course,
Tuesday, November xd iss3 O'Clock precisely Heats,
one mile and
y. salt eners b. John Graham.
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