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DOARDING-Mrs.D UyALL. penn.. ,vsnu.
- nearly opposite Browne Hotel, has fine ROOMS
and offers every desirable comfort and accomsnoda.
ton for families or single gentlsmen-permanent
or transient. No more agreeable boarding house
Will pc found in Washington. js 16-1y
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TOBACCO, CIGAR & SNUFF STORE.
No. 400 Sepesth st., between G and r..
IN to inform their friends and the public that
they have opened at the above named place, a fine
assortment Of Havana CIGARS, Virginia Leaf To-
BACCO, and superior SNUFF, which they will dis.
pose Of at the lowest prices '.,, oct l2-6ts
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CALL AND GET A GOOD STOVE.
HIRAM RICHEY, Manufacturer and Dealer /,
IL STOVES and TIN WARE. corner of &C.,
and Seventh street, Washington, D. C. RSA|
Particular attention paid to ROOFING d
SCOUTING, aid all WORK in his line attend.
ed to at ths shortest possible NOTES.
Get Him --
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oct l1-3taw6ds

by e. a WRIGHT, GeorVetown,
nN TUESDAY, the Gath instant, st o'clocS D
W m, shall Sell, without reserve, in front Of the
PREMISE - ="
Lot lis, in Bealrs addition to Georgetown, frcnt-
ing feet on Green stree by III deep 10 six foot
alley, with the frame Buildings thereon.
Terms at the sale.
e. s. WRIGHT,
OCT Id Auctionaer
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Auction (aales.r

By ROFRWELL T. BROWH. Auss
CALLS or DRY GOODS AND OTHkR ARTI-
~ .e!es. will be cqnttussd at our store EVERY
- vkNINQ this week. There Win also be sales in
the Aaernoons on Tuesday snd wednesday ct az
o'clock, which the Ladies are fuyitsd 10 sttepd.L
Many useful ala desirable goods yet remain to be
SOLD. ,R0rHWELL BROWN, .
oc16-6t Auc4ienesra corner 7th and sta
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A CARD. hr
.. J. JOHNSON Successor OF D. B C.mp.
4 osli, Will in few days, per Schooner Hamil.
on ana otners, daily expected, be In receipt Of his
FaIl supply Of FURN7TURE and other HOUSE
hEEPING ARTICLES, to winch the attention OF
the public is respectfully invitd. no :
-, T. g. J. JOHNSON, II
oct l4-so3t' lint IynionI
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TELEGRAPHIC., : -, =
Expressly for the Daily Evening Star
Capt. Luce-Arrival Of the CshaVa-Largs
- .... Failure :,

Capt. Luce-Arrival Of the CshaVha-Large
- Failure.
New YORK, Oct. 7.-Captain Luce has ar
rived at Yonkers. He thinks thst those Of th .
passengers Of the Arctic who we're on pieces
Of the wreck persisted, and those In the boats
had but slight chances for escape. 81
The Cahawba has arrived from Havana
The city is healthy, but news unimpOrtant.
Gibson, Stockwell b Co., provision dealers,
have failed. Their liabilities are very heavy
rr5 Baltimore MARKETS.. -'t
BALTIMORE, Oct. 17.-Thers has been sales
of Howard street -four at $7.8s; City Mills
81. so; 5000 bushels Of wheat seld at yestsr-
days prices; 5000 bushels of corn at ysster-
days prices. Fr. ,,..a .rr . - q.
se5 Actor Dead-Row Expected.
BosroN, Oct 7.-George Flynn, son Of the
celebrated actor, is dead.
"A row is anticipated in the Democratic Con-
yention this afternoon. '
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NEW FALL AID WINTER
AND FANCY GOODS.

lust received and selling very loo, finest French
u Flowers and Ribbons Straw Bonnets and
Feathers, Aobsir Head Dresses, Velyets, sstns and
Silks, Blond Lace, Cap Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves,
Combs, BRUSHES and PerfHmery, and all kinds Of
goods In the Millinery and Fancy line. .. 3 u.
N. B.-WM open on the Goth OF October select
assortment Of winter Bonnets, which viii compare
in taste and fashion well price, with any in the
IT.. t.F sHInuk, ..
oct l0-eot20th No. 500 Eleventh ST
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- lowest publishers' prices, at an - 90
TAYLOR b MAURY'S
seR2- --a al Book store. near 9th st =
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A RARE CHANCE.-For sale, fourteen acres Of
a LAND. one nile from the city line, near the
Toll gate on Seventh street. four acres in heavy TIM
Der, tne site for suburban residence-soil vel,
adapted for masket gardening. Enquire of
~ 4. @. HUBBARD,
Neaf the Toll Gate, on Seventh street.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF Valuable HOUSE sua
L Lot.-By virtus Of deed in trust from VIM. z
austin and wife, bearing date On the 6ta day of
10 folios 1885, S37, 5. $50. and $40, the subscriber
WIN sell at pubic tals on Tuesday, the slst dsy OF
October, 1854, at o'clock N =, on the preri,es,
on FIRST st. east, between N aud o streets south;
part OF Lot No. D. in square south of Square No.
ronting % feet II inches faid Fst street by -
feet DEER on gu foSt alley. together with the bui.d
ings and improyemehts, which consist of a well end
snDns ntia'iy built twostory frame dwelling hopse,
The tel ms OF sa,e will be one half cash: snd the
balance in equal payments &C SIX and twelve MOI III
1sr notes bearing Interest from the day of SAFE s
cured by deed In trust On the property.
II tns terms OF sale are not complied with In six
days alter the sale, the property will be resold at
the risk and expense Of tee purchaser, upon one
weeks notice.
ALI convsyancing at the expense Of purch aser
CHAS. 8. WALLACH. Trustee
J.C MCGUIRE, ,-
Oct tt-staWdds .."..s,- Auctioueer
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20 't'' LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. Oct. 9, 1854.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Library Of Con
IN gress will be closed on Thursday, the 10th In.
slant and viii not again be opened until Saturday
the 18th of November fs7tS 'ehEEtt -
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TNTRREsT ALLOWED ON DEP0ITEs.-Inter-
i est obtained for Depestors and others upon frst
clsass securities CHVBB BR0THxR6 Bant0s.
ep H--eotf ldl1i lh a.. a.Et1.T n
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''0' FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
MISS MORLEY will open Fall and Winter NIL
Prising good assortmensof Goods, and adapted to
the season. -.. NV u
Wanted 9 young Lady Of integrity and good an
pearance, as saleswoman. Also, several good Mill.
ners. OFT 6-Im
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S25 REWARD.

WE will give the above reward TO any person
w Who will give us such Information - win
lead to the detection and conviction Of any person
persons who buy, SELL I'll, collect our bottles
without being authorized by Us so 70 do. 80.
40 .T..t Army sHINN,
sep 25-eolms JOHN McKE0N.
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EOR SALE.-A pair of Vermont MORGAN
Il MARES, six years old we'll broken, "a
Sound, sty lish and capital drivers. Theyf1S1
are the property of gentleman who re. An
Gently obtained them At the North for his own us.
but now hnds that changs In his ar rangements
makes 1t desireable fornhm to dispose of thsm.
They are just the horses to be driven BY gentle
man or lady They can be seen at southron's date
Birchs) stables, on 1akh street. SEP 30
&tO0 kEWAKD.-Ranaway on the 10th
@lOO Of September, q NEGRO BOY, Is years
oid, OF copper color, large head, thick lips small
dimpis or dent on enc Of hi cheeks. On his Ieft
arm there is large lump on his elbow He is about
feet or inches high Fifty dollars win be paid
u cangat IN the District, and one hundred dollars
TAKEN ont Of the District and lodged In Jail, or
returned to the ubscriber, No. 500 Twelfth street
Aslano, y ,5ar ANDREW MARITIME.
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Hf0H EENT-Ths subscriber has for Re MT a good
Il Dwelling HOUSE, On Bridge strset aao,sass,w g.
: rev doors eastof tbs market house It is large
~ gooo order convenient, and quite desirable res
iaence Apply to TIMOTHY ODONOGHUE.
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o. SrILL AsaFHRR--The Boone Rife Corps (as will
be seem BY announcement 10 another counn) havr
their fourth annual ball on Thanksgiving eve ut Odd
Fellows Hall, Navy Yard
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= ToRAGE.-Wallach 4 Hope viii store Furni.
- 'ure, Dry Goods Groceries, &C., in the extensive
easement underneath the new " Star Buildings, at
the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh
street. These easements are paved with flags, well
Ventilstsd, and perfectly dry at all times and se
cure Apply at tho Star ONCE counter.
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tVK kENT-ThrAe new three story HOUSES on
Fierce street. between North Capitol and Lat st..
ana and d: They contain six rooms each. Ap.
ply 20 oaAhLES TH0MA, Immediately opposite.
Indiana American., 1854-07-14
NrwHAHsHrRE LEorsEAruar.

CoEcoRp. N. H., Wednesday, July 9
The Nebraska resolutions woro deba
ted oil the afternoon in the House. A
motion 10 substitute series OF resolu
tions committing the Wings to the pFin
clples Of their Platform Of 1862 was do
featd.
The fret rcsolution rclterating the
principles promulgated In 1850 by thC
House. declaring against the introduce
ton. OF Slavery into free Territories,
aud OF the erection OF auy Territory
without Ia prohibition was put 10 vote
and adopted by 100 to iis. The sec-
ond resolution was passed by a vote oI
1853 10 10.
II deprecated the repeal Of Missouri
Compromise.
The third resolution approving the
course Of Meesrs. Bittrldge aud Morri'
sor In Congress In voting against the
Nebraska bill, passed BY ayote Of LOG
20 10.
The fourth which disapproyua OF lh,
conduct OF Williams and Hlbbard, wa'
also carried BY vote OF ib2 to III.
Indiana American., 1854-07-14

Ev'fnn dnseigsr dee jtssieas, the
organ Of the $4,000 Germans in ~,
louis. thus speaks Of tho party and
the iiienda with whom u has hitherto
acted.
We openly confoss we do no. know
who The National Democratic party
Of America IL, where Il can ba found,
and by whom Il h represented, aud slill
lesa how We can be suspected OF lnH,
hing war hgalnsta mylhologleal being,
Are the Nebraska Terriers OF Doug
lass the National Democratic pefly7s-
Well, We have branded lhls dlsgFaeeml
Nebraska swinde and lls fiamera and
defenders ~ they deserves and vii
continue "a do go l. Nh Pierce and
bis Cabinet the Democratic paflyg-
They are lhe eoeompllepa OF The Ne
brasha t'erflers,and arc s1lll WoFse lhar
they
Indiana American., 1854-07-14

Nav RUS oE foafAoH.--'rhe bill
Which passed the House Of Represent
etlyes last week hxea the rate Of posl'
ago On ull halfounee letters, log u
distance not exceeding a000 miles. VI
rHRHn cents, and for ~ grealerdlsianee
TAN rents, 10 be paid IN advance by
stamps. All foreign letters are 20 90
charged fna eonla, except IN onsn OF
postal treaIlaa with other countries,
providing for different rate, Tho
main difference between the proposed
and the present rates, Il that all letters
must be paid IN anyance, and that by
alampa--1hat the postage on California
and Oregon letters Is increased loul
cents. while In yarloas othsr places
former postage viii be reduced. The
franklng privilege remains as before
Indiana American., 1854-07-14

proposed. reported BY a committee.
and ballotted Cor under the rnle OBJ
served for the admission Of mo,nbers.
and that A form for their introduct;on
together with the law ON the snbioet
he furnished on Cards bv the Nai;onal
Division -
3. That visitors shall not be enti.
tied 10 vote. or payticipate IN the delib-
erations Of the order.
3. That any bylaw which shall
determine the question, DC. as TO the
admission OF visitors generally. or any
one in particular. may for satisfactory
reasons be suspended.
4. That tho following shah be the
Card of address TO accepted visitors /.
"Having been invited by this divis.
ion to visit its session and witness It's
ceremonies. we would respectfully ask
vour assent 10 the following Pledge.
saDo Won. in the presence of these
witnesses solemnlv nrom;se that vou
will not. either bv precept or the in
tlucnce Of your example. countenancc
or approve the use of Spirituous or
Malt LIQUORS. Wine or Cider. as bey-
rrapes. or The manufacture thereof.
or The traffic therin; and that you will
not in any manner, make known the
private affairs of the Order of Sons OF
Temperance to any person not a mem
ber thereof9 Il so answer--I do. ~
A charter for a National Division
for Great Britain was granted.
Several important decisions were
made.
A r. W.P.. though le months m
arrears. is eligible 10 election as y Rep.
to the q. ID. il the Division has no
law TO the contrary.
A vote to expeI cannot be reconsid.
cred after the meeting nc which the
vote was passed
A Brother violates article Q. IL the
Division refuses to reins,ate him. he
10 TO be declared expelled.
Article 6 of the Constitution ol
Subordinate Division was struck cut,
leaving the whole subject TO be regu.
lated by each division.
A Division may admit persons a.
on.benelit members, subject TO sucl
Indiana American., 1854-07-14

oF rms NATIONAL Divisios OF aoks o
TEMPERANCE oF AoRfH AMAnlcA,

90 fHH NATIONAL Dlviaioa of hoks on
TEMPERANCE oF aoRfH AMshIoA,
The National Division met ~ Nt,
John. New brunAwlok. on Tuesday
June 10. 1904, Representatives pres.
ent from Nova Scotia, Canada West,
Maine. Massachusetts,. Rhode Islaud,
Connecticut, Eastern and Western
New York. New Jersey, penns, lvanla.
Maryland, Virginia, South CnrolIna,
Georgia, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois. Missouri, Iowa, and ualltor'
MIA.
A resolution Inslruellng the NJ w
s. TO correspond with tho aeyera
Grand Divisions. IN relation 20 a per
manent location for the National Di
vision, WIS adopted.
The next Aesaion Of the n. d. viii
be held 10 Charleston, South Carolina
on the first "Wednesday In June
1895.
Tho following gentlemen were elee
ted officers:
,. l.. Iiiley, ~, john, ~, D., NJ w L
Charles Esinton. shelbyyIlle. Ken
NJ. w. A.
y, A, Fiekardt, Bethlehem, Penn.
M. w. So.
X. NJ. Foust. Philadelphia, Penn.
M. W. IT.
Rev. q. L. Mecurdy. East Cambridge
Mass.. NJ. w. Chap.
George T., Rex, Reayille, New jersey
nj. w. Con.
L Leland. springdAle 10. NJ. w. Sci
Boys sixteen years OF age, can b
admitted as members OF The order
without any right TO vote or hold Office
until 10.
Ladies can be admitted ss visitors
as per plan proposed as follows;
/. That any Subordinate Diviso
may, by two thirds vote. delermin
to admit females over sixteen years {
age, as visitors, st such times as ma
be deemed appropriate. on their bvin
Indiana American., 1854-07-14

Tho attention ofproporiy holders IL respectfully
called 10 the superior advantages for Fire, mn-
rtuc and tninnd insurance offered by
The PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
The undersigned haa boon furnished with blank
polclea, signed by tho oneoFs OF the Compans also
already issued, and IL duly authorized aud propaf-
cd, as Agent Of nRid Company, 10 make inauFancas
for any period Of mc, not loss Than ono month nor
contents, occupied "a DwELLlKas, hrofrs, Wars
nocsns, cnrncifns, iioIRl, Dkak, CounT Hounra,
coLLaaEs, Dc, &C., aud tho contents against loss
on DAMAoK ny TiaE. j. J. tOulN, AGENT
81 For Laurel, FfAnkilh county Ind,
Indiana American., 1854-07-14

ryRNRY HIaBEE, WHOLESALE GROCER
III. AZ CUM MihalON MERCHANT, NO ~ wal
hal sIrvot, between Front and Columbia, olneh'
natl, ohio. mar ~ sfS
Indiana American., 1854-07-14
(fRoCERIHs, HARDWARE. NAILS, ETC

uUUTb AND bH0Eb.--
~ Inc iafgcst And utost carefully selected stock
OF Boots and shoos they have uyor offered, may
be seen Of No. Com mvrclal Row, Tor sale by
LlNCk a FAkQuhAk.
Indiana American., 1854-07-14
PROM ooNcoRD.l

NoNuuHU' N To july :,
Tho Legislature again balloted for a
United States Senator, yesterday after.
noon; after tho eleventh ballot, falliog
TO make a choice, motion TO indel-
nitely postponed the matter. wea made
by u Wing member, aid carried by q
vote OF l5o to 1T, and a motion to re-
consider. was legatIved-yeas l57. nays
i44; thus settling tho question for the
present session.
Indiana American., 1854-07-14

FsrA little boy running across the
street, was thrown down by u passing
horse. and rescued with difficulty from
between the animals lega, They took
him up. supposing be had beon hall
killed, when lac called out; "Why
didn't he keep his horse out Of my
way9 What do care? Let mo gor'
Indiana American., 1854-07-14

"A THmuo on nrAurg II A 5oy fonfvra,"
Why wlil people snaefs plmpss on ihs
"hahea Ease aislhe," ~ eguPllens u shS
kind, whsn a is lsel 80 we'll khewn lllsi
NJ, asfssts's
Yellow Dock aud Sarsupa,ilIa
elsausaa ihs skia lfem all impaflly, H'
maslnr pl,nplss, seFuH and hlelehes, leaving
The aIise,ra paFlA ~ hssllhy, smeelh, ana
of ~ tbs fssh ef 4 babe.
N aanses all aespa aud peisansas weuaas
~ dlsahalea All Injected mallsF, aad sFAdlealss
every lmpusily ilem he syasm,
w, unyrel, lmpfessa sslfees 81 fsl'
os ppek Aea falsappfla pul mp IN The
afgeu, eissa hulllss, es,alalns neFa ef the
pate iioaautas rmsapailllA Than any ether
pIapalallea sElael, whluh u ohsmleally Gems
binsa with he Ektga,t ef ypllea Dock and
lhr LksFaes oi Wild Cherry, ,has maxi lpg
lhu lempdy mofe thoroughly efficient than
ANY ell'ai sseeparlla beloFu lhe public. A.
lhs pama TINE u la ruFiee'ly iFse from al
mlaural paisoas, wheh cannos be fala 81
aa, elasg oi tie haFaspaFlls compounds
The lnyalld slleald mwafs of palsensl Mtf'
uat.y llea. Qulalae, potash Iodlns, sulphur,
ugtenie. uhd 10 ans ulhsf mineral snd Hsi-
allo pei,sn., salsr ln.e aha lefn The ee1l'e
basis hl mosl u the aafsapaFlllas OF tts
day. unyso.,'a eompoaad EasF~et of YETI
low Deck ana haFsaPaFila does not contain
a particles OF lbasa sabslasessl as any one
can aseer,a,a y applying the proper sss's'
Lei al palseaous aaisHPATlllaH alene aud
Use DE-. Gaysost's Improved Extract Of
yesfew Dseh ANA sarsspariiia,
whIoh ,a thoroughly elhcaelous, psfIsesly
harmless. apa purely vegetable. an kinds
Of disease y'ela ~ i,s genial Influence
Quart bottles, 8 psg bntlle-alK bottles loF -,
sold ny JOHN ID. fARk.
/ Norlh-sas, esFaegof ilh ana walnuisss., cineln'
nAti, D., tleaufal Agent ioTiho wssl, 10 when
all ordeFa must be addressed,
ny Hale, hrookvillo, T. brown, fAifheid
J.. q. lloel alollaf, Cedar Grove, Aye;& hnow, New
Trenton, q. llasson, M. cafinel, J. y. Clement
Rloomlns drove, Ginora 4 Holden, 1ho-s. Robin
.on. New salem. n. ~. Laras, AhdeFsonville, y.
n.,bour. Rushsllle, T. Diekenon, Versailles. ID.
neaner. Liberty, a. Royd, seinie. }. l.. And,sws
nuulapssllle, Hall 4 Hughes, connersvlile.
January 30, IS, No.s,H'
JOHN -. rAnl<, Dealer IN al valuable
Msdlelues. y. L. corner OF an, 4 whastsifss
Cincinnati, ohio.
Indiana American., 1854-07-14
Ready Made Clothing.
r. w. HUBBARD.

l. on Maine burgess Street, tookyllle, ,jusl below
tho public square, has always on hand large as
softinent OF Carriages, consisting OF fockaways,
Rougs aud Readys, plain kockawaSs, Phnton,
and liuggios.
Purchasers will ind II 70 their advantage 20 call
aud examine my work, ~ my STOCK IL the largest
In town, and my prices low ne the same quality
OF work elsewhere.
I also kecp forsale Carriage harness ofany siyle
or price.
lam prepared 10 anlsbt 10 order any description
OF Carriage, not on hand ~ shortest notice.
Particular attention paid 10 frpaiFlug.
April, tes3.-i7.u
Indiana American., 1854-07-14
(iLAegtVAEE.-
W AbeAahlulhssofimon iusl received The
OLD RED ukfCK,
ELEcTloN NorIcE.

oniee Cincinnati. indianapolis 4 Chicago n, M
Cos hfoehvliie Ind, June D, 1884.
NYOTfCr Il hereby given, that he Annual meet.
IN ne VI the Hioekheldefs ~ the Cineluhatl. In
dlahhpolla 4 Cblena1 hallfoad cemphny, fef the
election oi ten Directors, aud fuf sHch other bust.
ness hs may come befufe them, VIII ba held ai The
Onleu ~ Tho Company IA nfoot yilu, Ind, on
HUN DAY, Che qeih ~ tult, iHs4, a. The hour of
o'el1et Il, ~ TIE polls ief said Election viii
he kept opuH from tll opl0ph on sslH dati
Ny Older oI ihe igatd ~ illfellnm.
tcfiN Wynn, secretary
Indiana American., 1854-07-14


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1870 t5ht <5pSsfs.z >x}z:(<Z;]H
:, - - - - !
"a $500
'zIa r.
tv;,,..s n. ~ WILL ssl.n.,,,,
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: M ',,.i -1s1S. ,, nssA AnowA ~ h1h
y 10y
"'''',s' .fy'as"-a' D',ea'"y y DS
baHgs' 1.B'eaH breafH'Hg' Lif<r
Affections, Pafa OF Hsalness
q Me DreaH OF Sids'
~" o'"ses q Con-
"g.''
,.u,. 80.
"'s'Af Daisam oi "iid chefry
- 'he remedy that gives immediate relief and
P'''v'"' ''P'' cures u Vouehs, Gods ps'ns
ana sessnes. oi The Breast.
nj. Isssss @s'sasssIs ss."'s'''sr ,'sls m. 'ss..
sand. fall victims to Consumption every ,esr
from no other cause than neglected colds:
YET we i'Hd hundreds and thousands who
aIss,saea % sa ssapa'a, gov, -. WIN the greatest in-
and even months. wi,hee, ,b,ot,n. - a.,
danger. Al dr., xo. h... -. :, 80
er a sIrh. cough or cold: .,,ow hss,s.s.
pleasure or carrIe..,s.. = '.,s,.., -. -
giving /, any attention, !, ,hsn ,s,,,.. .,,a,'
your breast, you become ho.r.,. as,. .s,,.
IN the side o, cheat. e..-c,o,,,. ,.,n. -.
titles OF matter, perhaps n,ixea w,,h h,o.A
difficulty Of breathing eusue.. and then yo.
find your own foolish nevi.c, hs. h,o..,,,
on lhIs complaint. n. then Won vnl.s Won,
life of.neslih, be warned IN time. ana dan,
triiis with your cold, but ,m,oes,s,s,, n,n.a,-
bottle or two Of that fsmou. remedy. ID,
Wlslar's BaIsnm Of wild Che,ry. wties /.
we'll know 10 be the be-, cor, eve, t..~.
as the experience Of thousands. whose llvrs
have been saved by n. wil ,,.,,fy
661nnndnndaar yian-a
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a oass " D'eea'hg " mo Lifngsf
N'ght sweats, hafass'ng Coughs, Cold
feet, ana Extreme Debiliy--cured by
DIR. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry.
Crown Point. Lake CO.. 4. an..,. ..e
John d. P.,l-D,s, s,,. ia-
com,sseraiion for The afflicted ,srn,,, s',f
give Won hrIef hls,o,v a. -. .el.,,..
m. bsae,i,, ,,,,,v..,, d..
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:. IT.. ,ss4 - : ~ '. s"s"s'
:, '..,.', ~ s''aeHeo WIN fever
.,,. ass,,,,,,.s .,'.' ""'s" '''' 70" IN
,v,,.,s, rm..,..'.'. -. Wv" !" '"e .o'o"'hs
.aa.n.a = 49, ~" '''s's 'o'a' "h'eh
.s. s'~e'e '''' y 'a'" ." e''on' a. 70 give me
~ tl"., ~rrsa'a",' y sonn'"ea eon'a'np''se.
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40 n,s,., s-.s. "yA''s' WIN eo'a 'e''
49, -. ''S ''oqasn"y 'a'.ea
Indiana American., 1854-07-14

MUSIC LESSONS.

WTffs puTT0N i now prepared 70 give ma.
~ Df, buuont may ~ aw
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-12-27
EVENING SESSION.

The exercises were conducted in Gram.
mar by M. O'Neill, in Arithmetic by VIM
Wheeler, and IN Geography by J. Nc
Connell. The following persons were
then appointed to conduct the exercises
at the next meeting OF the association.
In Orthography, Oliver s. Sloan and J
L. Murrey.
In Reading, Agnes Woodmas and Jane
Wilson.
In Arithmetic, VIM. Wheeler and M
E. Calvert.
In Geography, j. c. Clark and J. Nc
Connell.
Grammar, NJ. A. O'Neill and Georg.
Mason.
On motion,
Resolued, That the proceedings Of ,hi
association be published in the "Spiri
Of Democracy"
On motion, adjourned until Saturda,
the 3oth inst, at Il o'clock, P. M.
J. w. WHEELER, Pres.
nj. A. O'Neill, Sec.