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The Great American Tenn
perance Tale.
Mrs. Sen 9arbu;
OR
The Veal and Woe of Social Life,
ONE VOLUME 12Mo, 81
SECOND EDITION JUST READY.


"a deeply Interesting and powerful work. II
vividly portrays some OF the terrific exploits OF
strong drink In both high and low life, Nor are
such scenes rs Il depicts either imaginary or few
Let this book circulate. II has a benineent aim,
and IL the vehicle OF admirably told and most sal
utary lessons .r-Prosbyferian.
Although written with direct moral purpose,
which Is usually afettor on the Imagination, this
novel displays no common skill In fictitious COM
position. Tho plot IL one of absorbing 'ntorcst.
and frequently developes specimens OF original
and vigorous character drawing.-Ncw York
Tribune.
Her descriptions are exceedingly natural and
vivid.--Purltan Recorder.
Written with remarkable power. PROV. Jour
ain
One OF it, chief merits Is The excellence ofiis
conve Observation-Disclosures. ..
Has 50 many thrilling passages and well drawn
characters, that you road with absorbed attention.
Christian Herald.
It's certainly the most powerful temperance
tale that We have ever peruscd.-Journai 4 Mes
senger.
Beautifully written. . A work ofgreat strength
and powcr.--Gospel Herald.
The incidents dramatic, and the interest intonso
10 the end.-Ohio statesman.
A book which should be read by all-fa.hers
mothers, sons and daughiers-and especially
those who imagine they can drink temporarily
without danger. It's exceedingly Interesting
MOORE, ANDERSON a Co.
Publishers.
2swEsr FOURTH sT.
CINCINNATI
January 9Th iesf-3,i0 mo.
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REGULAR MENsrRuATioS. &c, Win all thelr ae-
eompanying evils, Cancer excopted,) no matter
how severe or ofhow long standing
The Catholicon far snrpasses other remedies,i IN
being more certain, less expensive, and leaving
the system In better condition. Let all Interest,"
cd call and obtain a pamphlet tireel containing
ample proof, from the most respectable sources,
Of the beneficial results OF Its usei together Win
letters from highly experienced Physicians, who
have usedtin their practice, and speak from their
EFRRRNoEs.
p. n. PEcKnAM, NJ. D., Utica, NJ Y.
l.. ID. FLEMING, NJ. ID. Canandagua, N. Y.
NJ. III. HILLs, 81. d., Rochester, n. n.
ID. Y. FoorE, NJ. D., syracuse, Ny.
Prof Dunbar, NJ. d., Baltimore, Md.
J. C. ORRIoK, M. d., Baltimore, Md.
w. w. REESE. NJ. ID. NewYork City.
W. PREscoTr, NJ. ID. Concord, Nh.
J. Y. NEwLAND, M. D., Utica, N. Y:
Rev. c. s. BEARD, Glenn Sprngs,S. 9.
Pamphlets had gratis at the store OF GirroRD &
ALDEN, Agents, Laurel, Ind.
ALSO sold by
L. +. Fuller, Harrison, Ohio.
DANIEL BEARER, Liberty.
PAWS q MoRRIsoE, conncrsvilie.
:. STEWART, CrecnsDurg-
john lluYTLR, Versailles.
Letter addressed 70 care Of Mr.. Curtis Hatch,
To DIR. MARcmsI;--I have been ten years uou-
bled with Female Complaints-prolapsus uteri,
and all the attending difficulties; at times render
Ing my life most miserable. ] have had the asien-
dance of some OF the oest physicians. with but lit
lie success; the most they could do was 10 relieve
IA cure was out ofthe question. For Ave months
before commencing with your medicine, had not
been able TO perform any isbor, could walk but a
few steps at "A time. and scarcely went out OF
doors-tn short, wase0mpletey prostrated, both
In body aud mind, and expected TO drag out the
rest ofmy days in suffering and misery. Butread-
Ing your advertisement, was induced TO try your
invaluable medicine called Uterine Catholicon, as
the last resort. had not used II week before
felt like another woman. BY the use ofthree bot.
ties Twas enabled 10 perform all the labor for six
In the family with ease, and could walk any where
sense ofmy duty 20 you and 10 the afflicted, has
induced me 10 state my case 10 the public. l car
safely recommend the preparation TO all those
suffering like myself.
(signed,) Mrs. SARAH A. BtsHoP.
FREEDoM. PORTAGE Co.. Ohio, Doc. 81, 1859.
J. b. ANARCHISTS Co., Proprietors.
CENTRAL DrroT. 30a BROADWAY, MY.
Feb. 9th, 1e54--6mos,
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WATCH AND CLOCkS-wM. DAWSON
w tenders his services TO tho citizens of brook.
Vile and vicinity, In the capacity OF Watch aud
Clock Maker and reparer-mnking and mending
Jewelry, DC. Long experience aud strict punctu.
allty arc his recommendations. shop three doors
North OF The post Office ~ ~, 1880 3i-u
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-09
ASTHMA CURED.
BRooKLYN, n. v, Dec. eOth, rs.

hhooALNN, ~ l., Zee. ~utni AcSj.
For about eight years | have been severely
afflicted with Asthma; for the last two years have
suffered beyond all my powers of descriptions
months AT n time l have not been able 10 sleep in
a bed, getting what rest could sitting In "a chair
My difficulty OF breathing, and my suilerings, were
great at times that for honis together my friends
expected each hour would be my last. Duung
the past years have had the aid and attendance
OF some Of the most celebrated physicians, but
have received no permanent relief. | at lengih
had the good fortune To procure DR.. Curts's lily
ana, or Inhalng Vapor and Cherry syrup. At the
time obtained II was suffering under ons OF my
most violent attacks, and was In great distress,
almost sufioeaung for want OF breath. In less than
ten minutes after applying The Inhaler 30 my
stomach, and taking teaspoonful OF the Cherry
syrup, Was relieved In great measure, and had
u comfortable night. | have since continued
with the greatest possible benefit, aud am now
comparatively we'll. God only knows the amount
OF suffering this medicine has relieved me from.
Nv adv lee Ia The .,,tfsriup ts--rax n
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tNUTIIUH s--INfII
MARCARET EASTON.
uMPTIoN CURED.
\ s....- N.us naa - Is.q


came 10 Neg York In tbs ship Telegraph; my
native place j 81, John, n. u. When l reached
l. - city, nay health was very poor; had a very
bad cough, raised a great deal of matter, and
was very weak and emaciated, My friends and
physician pronounced my case consumption, and
bc.ond the reach of medicine. 1 accidentally
beard OF DIR. Curtis's llygeana, or Inhalng Hygean
Vapor, and Cherry syrup, aud obtained n pack
age which verify believe was the means OF saving
my life. Soon amer wearing the Inhaler found
u relieved the pressure on my lungs, and after 4
while the disease made lis appearance upon the
surface under The Inhaler. l took the Cherry
Syrup rs directed, and continued TO do so, my
cough gradually growing better, until II entirely
LEFT me, and now consider myself cured. sin
wear The Inhaler, as the OF u II rather pleasant,
and believing IL strengthening and purifying TO
the lungs, feel unwilling at present to dispense
with u. JOHN WOOD.
Sold by boyd X Paul, No. 40 Courtlandt
street, q, A., Ring, corner OF John street and
broadway, n. Y. Price S3a package.
N. B.-Any person enclosing 81 TO BoyD &
Paul, or CuRTis & PERKINS. New York, will re-
celve package containing bottle of liygoan
Vapor, one Of Cherry syrup, aud an Inhaler, in a
neat box, by express, free 10 auy part OF the United
stalos; or four packages for $40.
Mar. "a, IA, yr.
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Rbinson,s GLASS hooks.
Surveying and Navigation.
fkOu1NsONsS MATHEMATICAL

HAVING been requested 10 examine Poi.
Ill Robinson's Series OF Matte mates, and 20
report my opinion thereof. have with pleasure
made myself as well acquainted with the specific
merits OF the books, as well could without he
actual using ofthem In the recitation room. Prof.
Robinson must be, should judge from his books,
keen, sprightly and thorough Mathematician
lie would seem 10 have, either Us the gin OF ma
uie, or the result Of study aud practice, a quick
intnitive perception Of mathematical principles
and 10 be remarkably adopt Ia articles for a6brs-
waiting The methods OF solving problems.
The Algebrais clear and sufaclently difrnse II
explanations, andfurnishes an abundant stock o,
problems with explicit and ingenious modes OF
solving them. This work Is sufficiently extensive
for the ordinary purposes Of a epnrse Of College.
instruction.
The Geometry embodies great snount ofGeo-
metric knowledge I'm n compass smaller than
usual. The diagrams are well conceived and re-
markedly well executed
The Treatise on Surveying and Navigaiionis fun,
and gives many interesting facts which may be-
new 10 mostof our students. The dag rams are,
as In The Geometry, unusually well done.
The natural Philosophy Is decidedly interesting,
not only for Its matter, but for the In which
principles are explained and facts stated. Net
only the student but The general reader may find
amusement aud profit from the book.
W. G. LARABEE,
Superintendent ofthe Public schools OF Indiana.
Grecncastle, Ind, 1853.
2l-44.
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TOXIN D. sTILWEIL, GROCER AND COM
u MISSION MERCHANT, Dealer IN Flour, Pro-
visions, bourbon Whisky, and Produce generally.
No 30 Walnut street, Cincinnati Ohio.
shullz a ftaddun, NJ u, / II, ID. Chapman 4 Co Gin
Elelder q Jack, Louis Mofeli, stllwoll & Co,
Vile. 81. Louls
oTLIberal advances made on conslgnments.
mar "a Ally
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-09
1854. AIMING HIGHER. fss
MEp}ISCiAISTSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MIA IA5SES2E5l,Fl y.

nj EpICAihTIED tN0lMb,;5AI NEW
covery has recently been made by DIR. CURTIS,
for the cure of Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis.
Coughs, Colds, and all Lung Complains, by Medi-
Gated Inhalation. DR. CuRTiss liyoEAsA, OR In
nALiHo HyarAs VAroR and CHERRY SyRuP has
accomplished the most wonderful cures OF Asthma
and Consumption, In the city of New York and
vicinity for few months past, ever known TO man.
II Is producing an impression ON Diseases Of the
Lungs never before witnessed by ;he medical pro-
fossion. (See certificates In hands Of Agents
Tho inhaler Is worn on the breast, under the
linen, without the least Inconvenience, the heat
Of the body being sufficient 10 evaporate the luld
supplying the lungs constantly with healing
and agreeable vapor, passing into all The nr-cells
and passages OF the lungs that cannot possibly be
reached by any other medicine. Here Is n ease Of
ASTHMA Cured
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8ott1g.


Tia sunss,-eons vim me Lizssts,
ny boat Il On ne bay;
cons, san IN hour On yond>r lake.
And Ma What I shall ssy.
I wiil mol sAik efiovs, pzssss,
Thy ace vita frewns 70 al.
Hsssss ssxsrbrs.k n shsy forget
Aad hose forget nat viii'
TIA folly I'll, shsials prsss
90 slnsisness IN lore;
xmosn-ssruek poets whsm hrs's'
A within, - ! can prove
,ovsd nee eass, and long, and veh'
VI. foana shes stIll unkind;
Ncw shsu nsyst search All svitzsr'sna'
Amer hs>rt 70 md
s.s wonder. nom nat cottage shade,
nshlnd ne roses white,
tc.rs ara air zanehs ARREST maid,
To watch ny h&rqus Tonight
Ana MarsHrss hs<h kindly eye,
And ssniis smile, vesn,
rhss SPEAK hssrtof consistency,
un.slHsh and serene
nus snou art vssy pale. tizssis,
Ana - ne nixht xro~sehiii.
Thsu usubisss--shi ! fssf me m"oh'
NJ ssll will wsrk ne NJ.
The. wsspsss-aAi lizstss, fcrxive'
Twas bat cruel Jest
Tia al q hlsshood, q f'ivs'
OF Margaret. and ne rest.
only wished ~ heart seFsad'
crhoa1s net be angry ionEJ Z
rhou blushs.t--thsn msthinks, indeed,
scarce have read u wrong.
mr. soldnsss panied mo, yet 1 deemed
Thou wsrs M mere soqussie;
Thou smIlsst-ahi she day lsowon,
Thy hearts, mine, Lisesss'
vxx1x HAY xxsr III FOUND
Ten ne, ys winged winds,
That round my pathway roar
no you not know some spot
where morsais weep no moref
some lone and pleasant dell,
some vsllsysn Ne West,
Where, free nom soIi and pain,
The weary soul mAy ressi
rhs low winds scfssnsd In . whisper low.
Ana sishsd for pity, q shsy answsred-"ho
Tell ne, thou mighty deep,
whose pillows round me play,
Knowst sAou some favored spot,
some Island ar away,
where wrstehsd man may ind,
The bliss for which he sishsi
whore sorrow never lives,
where flisndship never dissi
The loud waves rolling In perpetual now,
stopped fos while, and Answsrsd--"So''
And shou, ssreness moon,
That with such holy face
Dost look upon the earth,
Asleep 4. nights embrace
Tell me, IA eli my ronnds,
Hast shea not seen some spot,
Where miserable man
Might ind happier lots
Behind cloud The moon withdrew inwos,
And voice sweet, bussad, r1ponded-"No
Tell me, secret soul,
oil tell me, Hope and Faith,
Il there no resting place
From sorrow, sin and deathf
Il mere no hsppy spot
Where moFsals may be blessed,
where grief may and ba I'm,
And WEAKNESS resi-
Faith, Hope and Love, best boons 70 morris
given,
waved their bright wings and whispsred--'Y'
Hosvsn-'
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RAwDoN, WRIGHT. HATCH & EDISON
Bank Mote EngraVeIs & printers

South Easfeor. eIAfha Main Sts, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A LSo,-Engrayed in style corresponding In OK
~ cellenee 10 that of Bank Notes, Railroad, State
aud County Bonds, Bills OF Exchange, Checks.
Drafts, Certificates ofS,ock and Deposite, Promis-
sorry Notes. Billan Letter Heads, Diplomas Visit
ms and Professional Cards, Notarlal, County and
Hand seals, &c.
Constantly on hand, Bank Note paperof various
tinls, made 10 order, ofyery superior quality.
The above Office Is under the supervision Of Geo.
T. Jones, a practical engrayer. mr. s-fl-l2m
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DR.. B. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLlCON

TAM ~
lpro-ominentfor
its curative pow
ers In ali the dis
eascsf for which II
Is recommended,
usually called
FEMALE CON-
PLANTS.
.0f these are PRo-
'LArsus UTKRi, or
Falling OF the
Womb; FLuoRAL
nus or Whites;
CnRosio IsrLAM-
NATION AND UL-
CREATION on THE
WoMn; fEcIDEx-
TALliKNoRRnAGE,
or FL din x;
PAINFUL, 5 . p
PRESSED, AND Ia
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RIFLES

ON sale, at low prices, At the Depository Of tho
" Franklin Co. Bible Society, atm. W. iiailc's, n
full assortment of Bibles-Qunrto, Octave, Pearl,
with Tucks and clasps-fesIamentsa aud Psalms
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CPRING STOCK OF CARPETs---wE BEG
~ Leave TO call the attention OF buyers 10 ourlarge
and complete assortment OF the following
New aud choice patterns OF velyets,
do do do Brussels,
do do do Brussels Tapestry,
do do do Super aud nne , ply,
do do do do do fngraln
Venctians, OF all widths and qualities,
Hearth Rugs aud Door Meia,
OH Cloths, OF all widths aud at all prices,
White and Check Mating,
Cocoa Mating, the best article In use for count
Ing Offices, etc
CURTAIN GOODS.
Our Curtain aud Drapory Room u now stock
with rare selection OF goods, consisting In parl
of silk. satin, Worsted aud Cotton Damasks, and
the newest patterns OF Lace aud Muslin Curtains;
gill Cornees and Bands, window shades OF every
variety.
ALso-Tablo Linon. Towolsand Napkins, Amer
lean, English. and French Plano Table covors,
All those who are about 10 furnish their houses
with new goods will do well to call nt
J. e. RINGWALT e. cos,
la Main Il. bet. fth q 9Th, cast side.
Mar "a, ie5t, II, Tyr
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GERMAN AND ENGLISH.

Tsstaments Of all sizes aud qualities. German
and English Testamenls (bolh In one) Call aud see
Dem. Copy. a. GEO. HOLLAND Prost'
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I only wished ~ heart sersad'
crhoult net be angry lonkJ
Thou blushest-thsn methtnks, inasse,
I scarce have read u wrong.
mr. eoldnsss panied mo, yet ! deemed
TAoa vsrs M mere soqasste;
Thou smilsst--ahi ne day lsowon,
Thy heart Il mine, Lisesis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-09

II the general government does possess the right
over the fisheries within the jurisdiction OF the
States, which 10 here claimed, IL must be found
In the constitution and where are we to look for
II 10 asserted that II Is included in the terms of
the first article Of the eighth section Of the consti-
tuition, which gives to Congress the
Power to regulate commerce with foreign nations,
and among the several States.
But this is not an open question. II has been
judcialIy determined by the courts OF the country
The right to regulate commerce" presupposes an
existing commerce, and implies the power to pro.
vide for and regulate its conduct, or transit over
the water of the land; and, though Congress may
rightfuny confer upon foreign nations the right Of
way over the waters of State, and regulate and
control that right Of way for the public interests
without the consent Of the State, Il can hardly be
thence assumed that it deprive the State Of its
property-its treasures within its waters-without
its consent In ceding to the general government
this right to regulate commerce" the States part
ed with prerogative, but not with their tangible
property. They no more parted with the fisheries
In their waters, over which commerce is regulated,
than they did with the minerals In their soil, over
which the land transit Of the United States mails
Is regulated. The legislation Of Congress, from the
formation Of our government to the present moment
shows that no attempt has ever been made to de-
prve the States Of their fisheries, under this con-
stitational provision.
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SATURDAY, July 6-6P.M.
AsHE.-ssles Of SO bbs. were reported At - so for
pearls, and s5 SIX for pots, per 100 lbs
BRxADs1urss-F1our was In good demand, at, however
even easier rates than those quoted in last The
sales reached 200 bbs-infsror State at s5 82 ass
ordinary to choice State at 90 Is q 5o mixed to fancy
western at 90 SIX u SIX, and other kinds at propor
tcnats prices The transactions in other include
$50 bbls Canadian In bond at 90 so for Is s7
% eSx for common superfne and r50 bbls south
ern at previous quotations. Rye -four and con
figures. Wheat depreciatng. The DAYS operation
White bond Ss ,S sos southern DO = d Is;
mixed At u eS and 500 do red at 81 SO 81 S. Rye
and barley were dun and heavy State and western oats
brisker but cheaper The days movements amounted to
SO 600 bushes at &c., 63c for unsound; &C. &C. for
mixed Western zoo for round yellow and 74c 75c for
Cor1oS-The market active, with better feeling,
and %, sale: were at fully 70 per 10. advance
aloKc. - - 4'''-''''' '''1 -'-' w.
FRneT Rates 10 Liverpool continued firm, but en-
gsgementl moderate including 5000 to 10000
bushes ran in ships bags at ID; and about 500 600
bbls: aouT, at 2s. Cd Cotton was at I'd. asked. To
bags, al I'd. To Havre, cotton was at &C. email lot
Of bone was engaged in French ship at Sc Rates to
California were duh, at 45c. . Soc.
IRoS.-Scotch pig held with more Armness at 342
90 six months per ton but was not in much request at
L1AD-Holders were Arm at 7c for Gaena, and exc.
6Ic. for foreign, without sales being reported.
NAVAL SroRs.-spirits Of turpentine was dun at Acc
Common rosin was last sold at 170c Raw turpentine
was dull and quotations nominal.
Ons-Nothing new occurred in whale, sperm, or oive
5000 gallons nseed have been sold since last at
Soc &c. per gallon
P.oyrs'C sSs r.; was again lower The sales en-
per Dbl Cut meats varied little. 500 bbls lard were
taken 1t &c. to 9c per h. There $50 bbls. beef
purchased 1t former rates. Butter and cheese
altered.
Rm-The demand from the trade has been light dur
ing the week. but parcels have been taken by
porten The stock Ii fair The sales OF the week
7s0 casks at 3s<c to Axe for TO strictly prime
vate terms.
SCGARsales Of 100 hhds inferior Texas were made at
&c., and 200 or 800 Cuba and New Orleans varying from
Axe to &C. for the former and &c. to 4c for the latter
The market was very quiet and sales light.
WHsKr-About 800 barrels Jersey, Ohio, and Prison
changed hands 1t 26c. to 27c per gallon.
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si75,2oo IS


Last year the road in operation only far As James
ve-7o miles. This year, up to Nay "a, II was in opsr
alton to stoughton SO miles, and subsequently, 70 Ma
olson, including branch, 1o3 miles
The stock sales at Cincinnati at the Stock Board Mer
chants Exchange, and at private sale, by Hewson
Holmes, for the week ending July 8, 1854, we're a.
follows
20 shares Little Miami Railroad stock, ct 100 40 Gin
cnnati Hamilton and Dayton Karoad 90; Little Mia
mi Railroad, 100; 20 Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
e3 30 New Albany and Salem Railroad AK; 90 Cincin-
and Dayton Railroad g. Peach Orchard Coal Company,
65 30 indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad So 20 Column
bus and xens Ralroad o7 10 Covngton and Lexington
Railroad, IS; so Eaton and Hamilton, 40.
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PaOFODALs.

DRoPosALs ron bgrLpI9o a COUNTY, copIS
Sealed 's sssSs.as WI s ssssvsl sssis csss si
sMss = G!I:s4 ~. lisa az q Jsiy .ssf f:rl.s
=: sss 49, s: =. css:ss e. sIe:: g
= Re Sksssss = i: S:ssS \ |. - =:
ssecs Of the BsArl - The Ceuft Hoyss n RverheAA
prsssd copy Of tks spssssabisns WI " furnished %
piieatios toysnsf ,. Cseps. cisrk q sall s.v.y Pre-
sypsisefs, fya.ssI Cespss. ssaek Cs.ss Hsses
NV Tcvk. ne Deer1 v reject say sss ~ al u sai<
''''' -. - ;Essss s ::.:::
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I nm DOZEN cLARKT WINE, IRON q rs PER
l.UVU dozen, bottea retsrnsd: Also large varsity
OF choice vines from % 70 ~ Chat payne
vine Loa1sn Porter Scotch alss ss So ko sails
$50 Breens street, corner Crosby By W. H. UNDEnHfLL
DRANDY LANDING -oTARD, DUpUY 4 CO.'S
ID brandy, II vintagss q le!9 1870 aad lss pale sad
'issSt MS bik -. II ~: x
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MATRIMONIAL..

MADAn MORROW WILL MAKE NAf1IN0NY lAsX
ssioy Ne ssssss q .ss.inosiA bliss sss VI
through lnstrumsnt which she win TO uuninats
asd unilsnissk tssM By law Alag ths powers 81
travels Ia Ksfops. She will tell your vsry thsuGhts Ne
70 Brco1s street. between CaAnon and Columbia osatis
nea not admitted.
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BILLIARDS..

UrILIARD TABLES FOR sALE-wx INVITE BUT;
ID ers examine stock Of rosewood. nAksgaAy aua
oai tah With marble Stats wood tsSs and I'll articles
the abovs tss cent cheaper thaa
other sstabbahmsnt In ths United 8takes- LEONARD
BksyAhfr. ss1 Broadway. S.3.-fsss Heond haAd IA.
bls shsap fss essa,
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ENGLISH ADyERTIsEMENT.

THE CHAISwORTH HOTEL, DERBTsH1RE, ENG.
lsnd-WILLIAM EPSON. the proprietor Of the above
hotel begs his thanks TO the
yisiss from America for their knd hitherto
literally bestcwsd him. In Soliciting futnrs fAvors
legs remind those whe nay be visiting In gand Of the
central and pleasant situation o. this estakhmsut IL
proximity the rsvsy And all places Of nVrest In Derby
shre render worthy Of notice 70 strangers and tourists
generally The Rowsisy station the Midland Railway,
svsry train- 'fta
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NOTICE NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
At rmesiing q the BOARD Of Directors Of ths New
ork and Harlem RsrosS Company held this day, fSstur
ssy IDLY $50 OF the ohee Of Nelson Robinson Esg the
ION Of George L. Schuyler AS Pr sdent and Dfrec-
ter or sd company received and accepted also the
resigna'ion Of Alexander kyls IS Secretary On notion
Ni1sm G. We RED, animously elected Prcs1-
cent pro tenn. -. bIATCHfORD, Vice President
THE PATERSON AND RANAPO RAILROAD coz
! Isoy will pay dividend Of three per cent % sAA
July s, is53 KLTciuM. ROGERS 4 DEMENT,.
No - William street.
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