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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

MUsICAI--Miss COLE, Professor Of O., na u y
wi ias P,ipee Of Is .sAious &, procure tss re-. ~
IN tie hove either II her residence o. ofhsfs
sttss ion psd IN upn,ns TO he esfasr tho theory
isf.ctor, rsfts epces eiyen. Terms modefsse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

TOR SALE or to LET-The Quintilan Seminary
ct made vacant the death Of lis late Pnci
pei the EPtssFsy sosaed near the THIS
the Principal and hi, family with
large boarding scholars Of from So $50
quarter tuition Gss hts the principal lweling The
Of scholars opportunity for teschss
Application nsy be made either Of the tbscrbsr Poash
i,epsa D, nail Or other wise. ;. g. JOHNSTON.
w COLE.
On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06
DARTNER WANTED with cash capital OF $50, 900,


with kc Ssh capital The business
embrace commercial operations successfully
established he extordse smoua hiss NJ direct eonpe
profitable beyond almost othor legitimate conner
c tusnss In the ely UDs busae quaiaeafons AMI most
ppqucootd references accompany the eapt ured use
les 60 this advertise Dent Mono but gu active ssemas,
busles viii be resed With ts concern requires ba'a,
than cspa Address with real name and re
which will DO REGARDED se sonhdentiai ~ Box
M \ ltx Iost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06
upnses 10 teL.

4 BROADWAY STORE to LET or LEASE-l50
~ itei dss? InqsiIe II No. ~ broadway
A STORE aud TWO ROOMS to LET, No 81 New.
n arb syq Jersey City by BR0AS
No iWs.hiaston Market n Vests; aide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

APNs By very recently completed the suH
abe small additional humber Of pupils who w1s
cerefy educated college business life Refer TO the
Benny Below. Sidney BROOKS Esq Newfork the Hoks
PhEyTfSS ALLgx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

- CONN The sarnuer Term will conmehce M.yl Nvsh
limited twenty FOr circulars with fs inoratioo sPp De
pInciaal LEWlS HOWE. Qreenwich CON-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

UNsTRUCTION 10 PRENCH, SPANISH and !,

INSTRUCTION 10 FRENCH, sfANIon g
SIC > msrrisd Lazy would give lessons 10 he sesS
s.lect Ladies or Misses either ct ther rooms 90 nero"
With nsms and residence Mrs. J. srosdsay = u
lodi BOARDING SCHOOL for BOicu.sss
RE Perry NJ J. rioe miles from Hoboken 49, n
Pl.nk. road ADOLPH WISASr, Principal Ins -
ssrsc Tor young under twelve ye.rs o. e - =
ogartsr PaIors thu School ard return .s 80
tsItns the nornos saee at Hobotep For cEeuAn JSs
" BUTLyR, No. 2i2 Broadway, Office NO = ."
PRINCIPAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

grO ENT-A three story dwelling House, with tea
room and ss fixtures funitule sails With dwell
ing wssbinsops Brooklyn Apply to q GILBERT a'ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

CCR SALE or to LET-A Dwelling House in
il Mount Vernon and Pehsmvle Terms easy Each
House suafed IL onequssr of land They pleasantly
located within mnntes wak from the Railroad pep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

II Tor B0is At BEDFORD, Westohester County, ~
LIA3soN, r. n, PriDcpsl-N session will comnspcs
Number OF pupils limited twelve Terms 90 FIVE ls4
CircUlas bad at No 80 Peah Y, b. adj ess
Principal he will eel. upon 10 the city who .se sa ntsc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06

Tor SALE-One Of those new three-story basement
and subcea PhIidepaa brick froat Houses the north
side SS6 house three deco
parlor oI, with all the modern improvements Price 1880
More half remain st GEN. Idqre on the premises,
Of D sCHOONMAKEn No. Is West Sd 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-06
EoR SALE CHEAp-Only s70O in cash reanirsd

besutful County Residence sustsd Rye Necs, West
chester Comfy three mis- ute walk from depot commlsat on 10
Fife city lots; handsome house, containing zine
apples che res gpe &C. For ta particrs apply 10
W. A WHITE, No. So Aliens,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08

our country calls US to arms. but 10
cultivate in preference the arts of
peace. seek enlargement Of the rights
Of neutrality, and elevate and liberatc
the intercourse of nations: and by such
just and honorable means, and such
only. whilst exalting the condition Of
the Republic, to assure TO il the legiti-
mate influence and benign authority
Of great example amongst all the
powers of Cbristendom.
Under the solemnity of these con-
victions, the blessing Of Almighty
God is earnestly invoked to attend
upon your deliberations and all the
counsels and and acts Of the govern
mcnt, TO the end that, with common
zeal and common efforts we may, in
humble submission to the Divine will.
cooperate for the promotion of the
supreme good of these United States.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Washington, Dec. 4, 1854.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08

NOTARY PUBLIC,
~ Tho undersigned having been appointed by
tho Governor as a Notary Public, viii glvo his
hls friends may favor hlin with, and by due and
careful aitenuon9o business he hopcs 10 give gen-
erslaa,isiac.lon.
Having numboro Of the mostapproyed forms 10
Docds,f Mortgages, Qaii-claims, DC, on hand,
those wishlng acknowledgement s takoD.or Deeds
&c, made, VIII DO well 70 give him a call.
jung WIN. II. MeCLEkRY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08
Ready Made clothine.

j form Their friends AND cusioienlsui llicig az
tcustcOp rcraiinn 81 tnanulnciI finr rradt iia..o
Clothing tor this spring. Ne hfie Urifsiai4ils ~
hana and are JAN. fccslN iu- soa .l.r. sfslaifs
Cassncrs, Vcsiii.gs " Taiafslrinuliir, iar, il.r
with a Cue a.sprlmcut ni GruIirlnrlf eUrAlslif Z
goods. all ct whit. s.ili le hapfs io ll ti.t,f
aud on rcaFunai a. terms fitH--rAi1 anil rkau.-
lac our STOCK hrlpre purchasing ci-eN here. tall
al No. III wesis.dc Msir si. Oaia ccu 5ih N0tl.
Cincinnati, OHIO.
Jan. 5i,--5 Is. MACH a. lNDTpEEs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08

~ THING Of BEAUTY IsA JOY FOREVER
Why will people endure pimplos on tho thu
man face diylno,' or oruptions ofRny kind, when
Itsa faciso ven known, that Dr.. CaysoHs, fei-
iou Doek aud S1rsaPsgila eleanscs tho skin from
alimpnrliy removing plmplos, sores, and Blotch-
es, leaving The uieeied parts as healthy. smooth
and soft as the fleshof babe. Il really price.
less TO all that wish te rosy beauty OF childhood.
Il causes all sores and poisonous waund, TO dis
charge all infested matter, and eradlcaies overy
Impuriiy from tho system.
Itdoes twors midly, but efsctuaily. giving
conscious beauty aud blooming health IN the place
Of ugllness aud soul-siekenine disease.
l-9'See advertisement.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08
Gundry,s Commercial writing
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.
MFRS. l. M. nuTLER HAS JUST OPENED

W IL isf new iSney sIore roc,s, on ins efnsi
south OF her old residence, the largest aud most
splendid assortment OF Millinery aud Fancy Goods
ever offered la Rockville, consisting OF Bonnots
of every style, from e3 cents upi Ribbons OF every
sly together with n splendid stock OF Flowers,
Caps, aud all the varieties OF Innings; worked Coll
lnrs, Chatnlsettes, Gloves, &C., aud can furnish
milllneu wanting supplies rs cheap as they can
DO had In Cincinnati.
She invites all her old customerst 10 call and ox-
anime horstock before purchasing elsewhere. she
hattars herself that she sell as cheap cheap
or Than they can DO had In thu market, rs she 10
doing n cash business. She proposes taking But
ter, Eggs, &c, la exchange for goods.
NAV 3mo
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08
POPULAR CHURCH MUSIC


ISHE SACRED MELoDE0N, containing agreai
u variety ol approved Church Music, selected
chiefly from The old slauisni authors, with many
origin leomposiilons ou a new system Of notation
designed FOR the use OF Churches. Singing schools
and Academies. hy A. 5. iiNyDaS
Two reasons VIII cAloly account for he great
success OF this volume:
First. The charQrffr Of fhe Work.--tt presents
new and realty improved sysiem of notation.
IN u much thai lsahilmco and difficult IN this de-
lghiful atlcnce Ia SO simpllled that months are
IA ado equal to years In the common way Of learn
log the practice OF musical ari, "a fact sufficiently
p-oVcn by the ntrsiailons az scores Of teachers and
performers who have tested the system and given
The wors iis great popularity and constantly in
efeasiug sall.
Second. The Qualify ant Style u me MksE.-
Many new pieces destined go please - long as mu-
SIC LASTS, may hc inund on Us pages aud also many
Of The old aud tried melodies, halawed from Hsso-
elaicd rccOlccluus pl sanctuary delights, and FAR
mOrs welcome 10 The heart of the worshlpcr than
many frequently substituted for them.
Tho Publishers may add that the mechanical
execution of thc work issupeiiorallogelhcr % the
majority Of Eastern Music booksand the price very
low.
ltmay be had at The principal Booksellers or OF
Tue Publishers
MOORE. WlISrACu, KEYS & CO.,
Wholesale iooksellors nnd slationer.,
otil1 ~ West Fourth StFcet, ClnA, o.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08
BRooKVILLE COLLEGE.

BROOKVILLE COLLEGE.
yUyiiis institution 10 now ready 10 receiNeany
numbvroi young gentlemen aud young la
- dies, aud AFFORD them the best oliacilities
for obtaining Thorough education. The building
Is large aud convenient. aud the Board OF instruc-
ton will be increased as tho wants the Institution
demand. Those young men who may even prefer
at older Institutions, will do wellto ac-
quire the preparatory studies here, where the
classes are not TOO large for convenience, aud
whore they are not taught by undergraduates, as
In most old Institutions. Young ladies, on grad
uating, will receive appropriate diplomas.
boarding can DO had In good families, the
college edince ut Two dollars per week. Young
mon IN board themsolv es at aboutsixty cents per
week. The prices of tuition range from So 80 to
5000 pc 2 quarter with ten por cent discount Tor
advance payment. neutrality-suspicious. address
JNo. w. LOCKE, PresI
Brokslllc I'D. Feb. 1854.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08
NDrillg tnellfle srrr.

Spring SHUTTLE sscr.
q FTER GREAT LABOR aud evpen,c. We arc
~ now enabled tofuruish thcst uuHAulicd Trees
" quantity at short noiicr PREV, $3.50 each.
cash.
HUNTER, coBURN. EDMESrON g. BARR.
sole manufacturers aud WHOLESALE de'iiefs in rad.
dlery, Hardware and Coach rrimrihes. 40 ,
Church building, v ainui street, Cincinnati, Ohio
We also have a full supply Of our Parssr lisfR
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08
House.
IzxEcyrERs SALE OF PERSONAL PROF.

TxECUTER'S SALE OF PERSONAL PROP.
IA Ekff.--Ihe undcrsignod hvr.by giAes To-
lice that on Monday the 27th day of Noyembsr.
1854, NJ tho late residence OF Fielding Jetor doe
In Bro0kville Township, OF Franklin County. In,
diana, they Will proceed TO sell. at public oatery.
the personal property OF said deceased, consist.
lug OF Horses, Cattle, Hogs, old and new Corn,
Wheat, oas, Wagons, and Farming Utensils, with
a variety Of other articles.
TkRMs:-on the grain and Fat Hogs, a credit
Of three months viii DO given; on the residue OF
tue propcrty,a credit OF twelve months. Whep
the amount does not exceed three dollars, terms
cash. Notes, waving benedt OF valuation laws.
with good security WI DO required.
Sale TO eommehee AZ 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, aud to
continue from day 10 day, II necessary. unit CON
pletcd. CHARLES WILSON. Executor.
sov 10 Nv MARY JETER, Exerutress.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08
a DMINIsRAToas sALEor REAL ESTATE

a sALEOF REAL ESTATE.
IA The undersigned, administrator ar bsHfs ne "a
Of the estate of George g. Shoup, late Of Frank
lin County, deceased hereby gives notice that on
Tuesday, the Goth day OF December, 1854, he Will
Offer forsale, nj public cutlery. on tho premises,
the following real estate:
Lots No. Hand N OF school Section (iG) In towr
~, Range ~.
rho northwest quarter Of tho southeast quar-
tor OF section \
a9ncres, being part Of the southeast quarter Of
tactIon 10.
The northwest quarter of section n, subject to
m -rtgage for $50, or Whereabouts.
20 acres, being part OF the Sw0rlngea lands.
and lying east OF White Watsr river.
Tho westhnlf OF thoSouth-oast quarter or section
30; oil the said lands being In Town ~, range r.
In said county of Franklin.
Also, the following lots In Lauroi:--No. 4 In
block No.tc; lot No. - In block No. iG: lots No.
and ~ In block No. =; lots No. land In block
No. A.; and lot No. - In tho town OF Somerset.
Also, the undivided third part, belonging TO
said deceased, In the property adjoining the town
OF Laurel, known rs tho Franklin Mills; the same
being held under lease from tho White Water
Valley Can. Company; with an mierest OF one
third In all Tie buildings, water-power, improve
menis and privileges, subject 10 tne reyersion
therein OF said Company.
Terms:-one-lhtrd part cash In handi ono-thlrd
Ia six months. aud tho residue in twelve months.
The deferred payments to DO secured bynote with
approved per onai security, drawing Interest
from date, aud waving benefit of valuation aud
appraisomont laws. halo 10 begin nj ten O'Clock
OF the Goth, aud nueirom day 10 day ~ neces-
sary, until completed;
nov 3 IDS THOMAS J, wHIrR.
Administrator
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

q Notice r. hereby given that Abe undcrsicned
has been appointed aini nisiraior.i. ,ani. non 81
the e-taie ofCeorgeG. Shoup, iaic OF rr,nklIn
co.. deceased. said estate Is supposrdto BE- la
solvent. TlioNASJ. WHITE.
''-S~. adm 4ii haHisnnH.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08
HATS! HATS.

We have just received, aud have on hand for sale
largo assortment Of the new style Hats, To wit:
SILK, Fur, kosssth. haena Visia, Know Nothing
and Wide Awake Hats. ID. PRICE a son.
Oct. 2. 50
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08
IYENRY HTGgEE, wHOLEsArE cpoeyp

II CoMMIASiOA MhkCltAAt. 40 e. II at
nut street. between Front and Columbia. Clrcih-
nntl, Ohio. mar.4'Sils II
T00Ts AND SHOES
y oiovers kin4 aiid qaaiit, lasl feee ,oa "a the
Old itfn NRiCk,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08
cTEAN MARBLE WORKS czAs. Rurz.

liam MARBLE WORKS, CdEc. RULE
~ SltCEafO To LDhAatl. A. NUl.I. 4 afuer .
Broadwa. ant Flith street. ciacnfali. ohio.
Monuncnls. ioaibs. ai,'i Grave sia..i.. Aarbloi g
Manucs ahd s!ateag' oisnal flnis. Msanll :
Couutef sial',. sSe. DC, cpufinuie oiallai' adf
fuinisrCd 10 order
tn, rades supplied with Marble q Biors ard
Slab, 81 sawed ~ order.
mar - Sal
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08

6N cnfs, Eurntsiiiu;, Goods
VI We have g,t opened and Will keen con
stantly on hand shirts. Drawers. Collars. Neck
aud pocket Has ~, Hasary, Gloves, Cravats,
Stocks PocketBooks, Umbrellas, CaFpei.sacks,
Trunks SC, an OF which will DO sold chsap.
IYNER q RkkFR
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08

Gtloths. Cnssicscrcs and Vcstincs.
" We have Just resolved from the Eastern
Market q frtsh supply oi piece goods which we
will sell or make 10 ordcr--warfanted 10 tt--on
ths shortest notice, and M the latest slyla nd at
prlees that cannolfail 30 please.
ryNERts BAKER
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08


The state of Indlana,l In the franklin Circuit
Franklin County. ! Court, GIN vncauon.)
Charles Milea,
Francis A. Shoup,
Wallace c. Law, ciyu Al.
Henry Lewis. soraelas s''n 10
Henry Vanbergen, sa,se' g. mort
samuel Shoup. 49,
Stephen a.. Brooke,
Charles NJ. Tyson,
VIM. n. REIN and Others.
Be ltremembercd. that on this 90th DAY OF DC.
tober, A. ID. 1854. the said plaintiff flied Ills COM
plant herein In the Clerks Onlcc OF said Court
On yacallon) and also an affidavit by which Il an.
pears that the said defendants, Francis A. Shoup.
Wallace &. Law, Horny Lewis, Henry vanbereen.
Samuel Shonp, stephen II. Brooke, Charles NJ.
Tyson, aud William ". Rehn, are not residents OF
the State OF Indiana, the said last named defend.
ants, will, therefore, take notice OF the pcndency
OF said action. and that The same Will stand Tor
trial at tho next Term OF the Franklin Circuit
Court, 10 DO holden al the Court House In Drook.
Vile. In the County of Franklin, aforcsaid on the
arst Monday Of February next.
Witness John NJ. Johnson, Clerk Of said Court
this 30th day Of October. A. ID. l55i.
J. NJ. JOHNSON, Clerk.
IIoLLasp q MoERow, Au'ys for pln.
nov33 Nv
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08
NO NUTHINS ABOU T.
TERMS OF THE INDIANA AMERICAN.


Subscription whom no, paid within tho year 9,ou
II paid within tie year........... .........r,t0
IL paid In advance. .s,uO
10 cents will DO deducted on subscription out
OF the county.
Subscribers may remit money BY mail
at our risk, tchen not less than 81 are re.
miifed at one time, and receipts piH be
returned stating the tins 10 iohioh pay
ment is made. Obtain a certificate Of N
Post Master as 10 the amount remiiied.
Gundry's Commercial writing
fluid.
'CIHE undersignodis prepared 90 furnish tho
iWeslorn market with a superior Writing Fluid
Ibis own inyention--and which In color, durnbill
~, aud nuldity IL wa'aniod 10 DO unsurpassed.
Tho color IL at irst. greanlsh blue, changing 10
n deep permanent black.
Allorders will DO promptly attended To BY ad.
dressing, or calling on him atht oilce ln Mercan.
lilo College. Il may also be obtained ntthe book
Stores generally. JOHN GuNDkf.
New. IL, 1853, a1--iyr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08

U,yash iOnnbIc Coats, pantst Vests.
= W0 are iust open ns Tor The Spring aud
summer trade, ovyry variety ~ the above named
articles which purchasers would do we'll 70 look
TYSER ~ BAKER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08
EOrsnlein Indiana, by

J. NJ. q }. Q. lowe, ioomiagfoa-D. W. Bur
roughs, Forf Bayae-J. Turner, G,eeacaHic-J
Elder, RicA,nona-F T.. Fairvro, j. Roberts, La Port,
G. X. Harvey, YineeaRess-Jam Beard, Kokama;
J. Davies, Hua,Rgdog--R. c. Wright, La Graggc;
Ames q Holiday, Michigan CAy-C. u. llensly
KDkoma--T. Jernlgan, Michigan CHy-fauseti
Ksksma-J. snodgrass, Psrrggpite--J. {. Apple
gate Dciph.
Srp. tim.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08
SAMUEL MARLATT,
PATENT

~ TIerccs of Rice lasi received aud Cor
sale by R.TYNER
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08

ElADiES' DRESS Goods .t ~. 80
Ia NNv are NOW opcihrg ih0 fnfr tfo.t ~ Go
aboVr goods Ne iayc 0cf hac faa.i 4, 1aifi 1fl
ohvrina Ia tbls ihark 81, cuusl.liNgtH latl ~ IA
80 pieces plain AID Feley AIlNs.iu Fl"
10 3" CNambras. ......s-s
90 " Plain nrfagp:
40 " Printed 1lsmlt: q 80 AnkEtz
" Scotch Glaze. Pc
- Lusirnc: -i-tt sl'f s.
Poni do l.oic. a. .--t "A
"a - Ofgnnd.: .affH- Hti
10 six Tissue. ~
tog'. her with alar.c aud comritf' Hsrorncrt
OF wintr eoo.'s OF every at.catfo II ~ uhieht
were selccird alal gr,ts esrc. ffd VS. o. s1ldt
cheaper thes can BE- be'.f t,i. tiffr~
n. UAirffA a. rn>.es
TN. UNDERSIGNED Rave ,s. r .lys,l a
H'lske GOODS. Whleh tit; oitr"n ihf fnust
isyorile ierms, 10 WiE PLAN trn inn q slnrrft,
Sniineis, isceds, Red. irimN nun White Flsn.
ncls, Bleached. brown aud roirfei suHtaa thln-
ncls, black and broAn huslins. uuahr le iaues.
Bingham . aud frins Of a eycai VARIETY brsides
an extensive assortment 81 plcss Trimmings Hnd
notonr A. f..ith 81 SOY.
oeL >. -.
DRADY.slApE cloTfuSo-- .il.fst
n Kept constantly on hand, and VII 90 soidat
mall pro0ts ID. GALLONS boN
b.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08
THU GRTX7 Emporium

III beautiful and we'll selected slock OF Suflpe
ana summer St. les, iusi opened I'D the
OLD Wllt4EC CONNER
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-08

I have no hesitation In saying. DR.. Marchhsls
Uterine Catholicon ls invaluable la uterine dsea-
ses generality. have used IL IN Fiuor Albus.
Amcnorrhoea. Prolapsus Uterl. aud In eases of
extensive n ccratiOn o. The vagina aud 0s utorl.-
It's worthy ofthe notice ofth3 Faculty,
JDlIN 4 ORRlt'K NJ d.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-05-27

bold than the rest scizcs him ncar the .'i~oa.
and tears away the white ,s;u ami e. 10 O.
pens his mouth and bellows VIII Ir;n. This
Is generally Tie sirnal for confined attack
His tongue is seized and tern FROM his r3cr,i,;
so are his cv"s. The svorl-G-h nov rises
to the surface, and his tall s1ar-lko pro.';hcr-
ance issccn Nro!icctin@ ovc- IL" lo''v e TIE
whale: VI" sharks also lose n and i"o,! 81
The Eat REJECTED X he Killers. II jh;s ,:a.c
III" wha'" makes 4 few DYING struggles.
II" least row cortmrncs- ana cout:Auce
until The fat ard sufficient i,c-' is Stripe oil
TO cause The carcaSc too lcy0u}a 20 heavy t,
float on III" snrElcc and sinks. The Shark is
lett 10 ~ his few s'r"alS o. t,' Will" he
Killer pack. accompanied lv their companion
the swOrG-fSh. rove y cain the broad o."an e
seek another lcvia''an Of IL" great deep.
". ~ rnrTEE.T s. Nu.D
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-05-27
FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer United States arrived NJ N.w
Orleans the 22d. with news from California
to May l. The news is not very important.
Accounts from the mining districts are r,o>,
tiattcrinc. The boilers OF the steamer ;azel-
lie, enrr.oved on the Columbia river. Ore son.
exploited. killing .. and woundins 80.
CO... Fremont arrived on die !.fa .,nr;I
completely broken III, only twenty mc.. lex.
the greater par. having deserted after eros
sing he Colorado.
-" Francisco marse.- III. rc.,. q
''21nr af5i.i,> e,cr;s,-.d
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preceding ',ns'cr fol sncc,'. h Immediately
l"''o'f. leaving the favored ole sci'in- in Ei<
WAGON iron the track Is bod AZ . rn.rncg. -
HE engineer rot sccirc him, tbc iocomo'iv"
r:iHc FIJI spccd. struck Tho wagon tirovif-:
Il" c!'d a distance of 70 feet. anJ: Ho.a or''
broken aI'horch sor}cw'et !r;'ise'. The
chi'I !. {; iinr well Ii lc.iG;.i
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N tic !,on.c O: r'.on'7v i'va ro.' q IL '.'S
90 90 no,<-1a me.e-.'r. T." -! % : TO
lie SEN, to~ car-a~r,nrc. whore th"rc =
rc re9,r:, e. rx,,-t.,r The is1-' delay !" its
rlo.re-s. ~,.r',';.. t'.rro ii = i'.V"r i
. l~r.c . :a.t.,.ci; perfectly SAT- in is o.
wTr'i course 70 II" i'.''- o. ne '.''''..'''
- reception - is ':'':''ii VIA 80 i''''
ir''l 'na' OF III" IL ';e '''''' i''''' i VIII ~
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lave crowned :'c:r efforts
The Acct cf.i ais il '':N i''a"k :'ca,H'-
Ter the Destruction Of t',r;r enemy It oh.
sailed for ScI1s:0Iu'. where IL" ,:ns~.3n 'i'..i
has been .. anchor. .he q Jet Of his
movement j, rr,Iou',;nd.v 10 cnconato~ He
enemy and to fake possession Of The hal,pG
and town. ST. Admiral Napier to, in HE
Baltic is evidently N 'te1oju' oGcaco'.ntor-
INC the foo in .hq. section: ia,lco-'. tie allied
,;,rcos arc co,cc7tr1.:,. at ,;i.rcrcnt points,
and apnc,r to ia a,o,. ready to cater car
ncSflv into The conflict anal sc:ar ;urro~c.
too 1T tl,;S .inn We ar.. n IL, rr,,i,.+ q
news l.v two aniyai. eirrn our ls>4. an cN-
3cct. before coin % 1r,.s. .i:r.I,or i,.c''i-
ccrcc '.v tho ,n,cr;ca. due =, U.'i1x TIE
2s].
Il Will lc observed TIN. Tie allies ire en-
I,rc;n, =. Lor,n .ro;~ .,ro. ,~,.;o,,s ror t,r
v,r ,rl ,,~oc c,roo. -. -. 20 70 ,.......-
81 To t1o theatre &C. actin,
NV Iy,-r.r,rr Tie !c.;.,.,n~c ~
New I!amp>',,c meet =. Concord car,v il
june. The session VIZ ,.o ono o.'ra.on,non
interest on accoua, ., thc nearly ),.I,r.Dl
state OF tie parties. AID H.. fac, t,,tt,y, l.
''r"''''S are % y e''''t''' l. Is '"o"'-
''' '"''h parry WE he "iI"'n"S'. "'lHh ii"
'>''''''>N ''''' ''''' ''''''E 'Ni''''' SN'"''1
nov 'F>' ~ ""','"I S'f''2'h s'rH:H'' }"
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