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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-31

HrorlAR Mrssreu.rios, de-, with all their ac-
eompanying evils, Cancer excepted,) no matter
how severe or ofhow long standing.
Tbs Cathollcon far surpasscs other remedies, In
being more certain, less expensive, and leaving
the stem In better condition. Let all interest
ed call and obtain pamphlet tfreel containing
ample proof, from the most respectable sources,
Of the beneficial results OF lis use; together with
Letters from highly experienced Physicians, Who
have useditI their practice, aud speak from their
own observations.
RRFRRENcEs.
p. n. PRcKnAm, NJ. D.. Utica, n. V.
l.. y. FLEMISe. NJ. ~. Canandaigua, NY.
NH. HILLs, NJ. D., Rochester,, v.
D.Y. FooTr, NJ. d., Syracnse, N Y.
Prof Dunbar, NJ. D., Baltimore. Md.
J. C. oRRtcK. NJ. r.. baltimore, Md.
w. W. RKEse. NJ. 10. New-York city.
W. PsEsoorr, NJ. u. Concord, Nh.
J.P. NRwLASp, NJ. D., Utica, w:
Rev. G. s. BEsRD. Glenn Springs.S. {.
Pamphlets had gratis Ut the store OF CLIFFORD *
ALnrN, Agents, Laurel, Ind.
n. n. Fuller. Harrison, Ohio.
DANIEL BKARKR, Liberty.
PAwLsd MoRRisoa, Connersyille.
\. STEWART. Greensburg.
JOINS HusrLR, Versailles.
Letter addrrssrd 70 care 81 Mr.. Gurus NARA
ageHfaf RapeHna Ohio,
To DIR. M.Rcmn:-i have been ten years trou
bled with Female OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uterl'
and all thenttending difficulties; at time. render
ing my life most miserable. have had the alton
dance OF sone Of the best physicians, with but IT.
ue success; he most they could do was TO relieve
"a cure was out ofthe question. For i've month,
before commencing with your medicine, had mol
been able "a perform any labor, could walk but
few steps at n time, and scarcely went out o
doors-in short. wascomplotely ProstFated ,bou
IN body and mind, and expected 10 drag oul ihs
rest ofmy days In suffering and misery. but
ing your adyertisement, was Induced to Try youl
| invaluable medicine called Uterine Catholicon. n,
the last resort. { had not used II week before
felt like another woman. BY the use ofthroe bot
ties was enabled 10 perform all the labor for sl'
In the family with ease. aud could walk any where
In tho neighborhood without injury. Nothing bu
a sense of my duty 10 You aud TO the afflicted. ha
induced me 10 state my case 20 the public. cal
safely recommend the preparation TO all thos'
suffering like myself.
(signed) MIS-. SARAn \. bisnoP.
fRrEpoM. ponrAaH Co.. Ohio. Dec. ~, 1852.
J.B. MARCiiisIM Co., Proprletors.
orsrRAL DEPOT, 5O4 BROADWAY, NY.
Feb 9th. ieJf--Bmos.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-31

sUNDRIES I'M STORE.
nm Hhds Sugar,
ZUU 500 bbls prime molasses,
so !. II. do
900 bgs prime Easter COFFEE
so Pockets Java do
900 packages fresh Teas,
$4,000 lbs ast. G. yarn,
goo packages mackerel.
so boxes Va. Mo. Tobacco,
900 Kegs nails,
900 Bales No, battling,
20 bbls fine smo. tobacco,
10000 half Span.~h cigars,
Candles, Soap, starch, DC. SC. Tor sale lew by
BRtSCO a WHITE,
No. 70 Lower Marketstreet, Cincinnati
May "a. 1853. 22-iyF
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-31
abinssn,. glass Books.
Surveying and Navigation.
ROBINsON,S MATHEMATICAL

HAVING been requested 10 examine Poi.
III Robinson's Series OF Mathematics. and 20
report my opinion thereof. have with pleasure
made myself ss we'll acquainted with the specific
merits Of the books, ne well could wiihont the
actual using ofthem In the recitation roolp Prof.
Robinson must be, should judge from his books,
keen, sprighily and thorough Msneinatenn.-
lie would seem 10 have either asthe gin OF ma
ute, or the result OF study aud practice. n quick
intuitve perception OF mathematical principles,
and 10 be remarkably adopt IN articles for abore-
Waiting the methods OF solving problems.
The Algebra Is clear and sufficiently dinuse In
explanations. and furnishes an abundant stock OF
problems with explicit and ingenious modes OF
solving them. This work Is sufficiently extensive
for the Ordinary purposes Of a course Of College
instruction.
The Geomctry embodIes great amount ofGeo-
metric know ledge In n compass smaller than
usuni. The diagrams are well conceived aud re-
marknbly well executed.
The Treatise on Surveying and Nayigaiionis foil,
aud gives many interesting facts which may be-
new 10 mosto Of our students. The diagrams are,
n In the Geom stry, unusually we'll done.
The natural Philosophy Is decidedly Interesting,
not only FORTS matter, but for the manner In which
principles are explained aud facts stated. Not
only the stGdent but the general reader may mud
amusement aud profit from the book.
w. c. LARABEE,
Superintendent ofthe Public Schools OF Indiana.
Greeneastie, Ind, 1854
2i-4f.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-31

JAMES APrLEokTE.
SAMUEL FLICKISaER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-01-28
To the Ladies' !
-. Walker

CTARCU u,h, wnrraN',d 10 gives beautiful
- COSY finish, Cal at ,,esisnn3i the mortar
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S,raycd or SIoieu.

StgaYCd or Si0Seu.
~ 4 NY person that has lost horse
" 5sA-,,-> n or horses, colts or caulc within
SA.A Err the last Dor iycars, aud wishes to
N3-ySAg Gud them; ii he will write me,
~ -, postpaid, at Ottawa, H. glvinghis
re- idrnce. the age, color, aud
marksol animals, llhiuk | can give him alnrmn.
uun where ,hcv may he found nSl have hWn,cd
r.rrays ever since November = 1851 during
which TIM" have iounda goodmany s'pycu hor-
SEES, colsaud caI,le now akcnUp. that do not
kuowgut any owner Tor and n number OF them
that nave been worked or2 aud years, lamtoG
wcrcutvrr advertised
| also request all per.oas in the state knowingoi
any rsirays that their neighbors may have, to be
50 kind asto write me-, giving me the nIan'sname
and residence, description OF horse, Nc.
Ishallcoutiuue the business, lhavctnkendown
ana will continue to take downnll estrnys that
may find Editors,hronghout the state will con-
fer favor uponthe public at large by lnsetlirg
this notice. MANUEL BLA,N'
Rrfcnao, Judge Dickey, Walker & lick;
ne, Cav La Sale Co., Illinois. Michael
In,M- 4 igton, Bureau Co. 4 d Stiles,
it Feb. l9-?7-ly.
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HAIR DIV A II 2 !
lINMMiLL. MlERAN X 60.
,n0oREAMSroolecap paper,

in0O REAMSloPIecop paper, 60, ,.,...,,.,
rnbc style for county offices ,nudbdsiness men,
100 OOO envelopes q, every style,
200 Dr,prr's inks,pnds the hest article, and the
mos, .aleablc nks,nnd now in the market,
400 dozen bottles otink for sale aivcry low rates,
ut wholesale orrctaii, at BrRlsy's Bookstore,
Jolly ~. l22 Lake street, lineage.
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Green's Mills,

THE above mshayeu't undergone thorough
i repoirs and are uowso arranged that SNruu
OF burt, can he turned on custom work or merchant
either which makes the Gold Piuuecr" one uithc
brstcustum MILLS ia the state; as the i0u. run of
mcwblutbuUs, bolts, Nc, wi. be usedlotcus,um
work vhrueyerroqu,Ted.
Gentlemen give us n cnll,nswc are determined
Ia spare no pnWs, with good, cOmp"ieuntHd "c-
comuodalnumili.rsto render gene a,.oll-.Ig,'yu
The undersigned has obtained theruIr' con-
troll oiihe above mills aud VIII hereafter -uprrIn.
tend them in person; aud he Tee. conhdcuttHat
wlhhs new arrangement Together w'th yuung
ile,lmrs experience IN the above bl-ins's tina he
can safely defy all honorable competition.
Dayton, Sept. II, 1851, u. GREEN.
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STEAM POWER
Furniture ManUIaCt0ry.

Till subscribers, gratc'ul lorlhr past lavOrs and
the very liberal paUuua-r vh cn they have re-
ceiycd, would rrspec ulv inform he citizens at
Ottawa and yrinily Ihot they have on hand for
LL-l -Ll..L
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OYSTERS. OYSTERS
prJYHH A. PATTIN.

A GENTS for Maltby. date Holt n MaltbyJ
spd vicinity, that they will keep constantly 90
haada large supply OF frcsh oysters Of the best
quality. They have made arrarcemeuts 20 receive
hsa svery day, and are prepared ~ tsrnish them
- October 10.
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Settlement.

4 IL oersuus having accounts against the sub.
A s,t.ber wli plea &c present the same to me nj
,ur.,lr, % Mira. =. Iu,tr, middle store Red
dick block. ARTHcE LosLwoou.
Ian IL --9w
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GsHmn .r;lr...

r0G 1l2 Usage plants Tor so'~; at shot.
y w SoOHcUs nun, miles nur h cast o..
lnvs. Price, 50 50 per 1900 ~ rur.g. a3
when delivered TO purchasers. DU.rs hv letter
v.I be promptly attended to. send in yonf o.,
J.rs carly. q. +. ~norw.r,
Dlcamb 3i-3r. z. 0. address, Ouawa
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Groceries.
TIE FINEST STOCK
Family Groceries!
R. Montgomery,

"a OffdEd, may DC found az We STORE
R. Montgomery,
ais oidstaad, fee ;ioOrs "Orihefthe Mansion
House,
TTAVlNG Just received his spring supplies, all
! / OF which lac selected in person from the hca-
west wholesale establishments at the south, the
subscriber challenges a comparison OF ms sthN,
with that Of any other dealer IN town, Knowing
md AWAY being prepared to demonstrate that He
keeps better article, heavier stock, greater
variety Of everything, and sells cheaper than al.
his competitors.
The following list comprises some oiths aruccs
&, he found at his store:
Sugar, brown, loaf, clarified, and crushed.
Coffee, Roand Java.
Naigssss, sugar house, plantation, and syrup.
Candles, star, steariue sperm, and taiOw.
Teas, green, black, Bohea, &c.
Soap, rosin, Castle. and shaving.
1oJacc0, Cavendlsh, fine cut, smoking, &c.
Cigars, anything from LONG nine o = mild
four penny Cuba"
oils, lin7eed, sperm olive.
Pork lard, tallow. &c.
IIsl, mackerel. white, herring, and trout.
Oranges and Lem0HS a retail or by the box
Cocoa Nut ,raislns, Currants.
Figs, atretail orby the drum.
Ginger PrssrUtS, very fine article.
lickles,in jars, all kinds, extra.
Pepper Sauce pepper, SAT-, asplce, ginger and
2 Extraordinary condiments.
ViiS, Brazil. hlbert-, almonds, pea nuts. &c.
TOYS t1rchidren, from the elephantto Jack the
gllniki,ler.
Clusters, sardines, &C., in cans.
Candies lot OF oil kinds.
Pals hrCOms. mops, &c.
Flour, potatoes. vegetabiesin theirseason, but
ter, eggs, chickens, and all such lutte arrange.
wents" needed in families, always kept when the
canpossiJly be procured torlOve or money.
VIOEsNS.
"i.ctthe fddling iidders tddle"'
A very fine lot OF yiolns, with all the arrange
mcnts, a, astonishngy low prices.
LIQUORS!
Wines, brlud,rs, GIN, whiskey, &c, atwhole-
Esle andr tail
Champaign cider j. bottles.
London pOrerIAL brown stout, in quart and pint
hotties.
ALSO Clir1-o Lime and Cement, together
Misunderstanding YOU can name IN his lne.
ll1v.nn been IN The business number otyears, the
subscriber knows evqrriy wha, he has and what Ne
r.Iirs, and can i ,on,,rale, that IN good goods
md I-w prices, n not only "leetle," but ven
rnns.d.gl.yah.. OF all competitors. Try him,
end see! Agl22. X. MoNrGoNfRY.
=, ,>s,Sssy'--,. " bite Fish, salt, ana Trout !!
$500 UoT received superior lot OF
yh.ie ashland Eout, andtor sale by the barrel, }
al-c., and 0aiail.
Also. salr,y he barrel and sack.
Au-lI@u Il NoNrGo merry.
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TTW- :" v MI T'FTHNI' VT. =
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT !:

"A Tor Dr. IT Z. EWTeITs ItabidH I'M
tBcHt. as crunrcrtr.I called H. {. Iarrclns l. IN
the market. BE cargul you are not imposed
upon.
The true and only genuine sold in Ottawa, by
". " Cavalry. O.. l.. Thompson, FrUowa.
Walker Il Co, auIhy merchants and druggists
vrn-ra'.v. August -
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Is now receiving every week fresh supply ct
leamphsne and gpiri, as, warranted to be Of the
best quality. November IL.
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Fresh CYsrars,

IN cans, kegs, aud also in te shell, Tor sal,
cheap At ui2 NoEsE& ONNLLLLY's
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The Great rIUsic Do0k


Great Improvement in artificial Iefih
Mr.. j. 4. kanuicoi no 80
Lake street, Chicago, having purchased A.lcuS
Patent Improved method OF Setting mineral.
Teeth, takes pleasure iu oii'T1r TO h.- n1fruu- q
RedIGRd Substantial INpHUT ENI NIWHeu
only needs to be examined il he appreciated aHu
un1ualrtetIy approved. The ajyauD-rs Of ibis
Invention ARE perfect cleanliness. and eucc. uec-
dom from my metallic or other unpleasant lg-.e
great strength lighmers aud durability. The
teeth are secured 10 plate by means Of strong
mineral cement which torn,N pcrIrctuurano. rar
teethnnd plate aud an cJaci iHiiai,oH0 hrH''-
urIi gums, giving ic-ljke appearance 'h1II.Is
impossible to obtain iu any other way Fu,rr.r-
ences see medals and Diplomas. uwardcdto d. Is.
lspremiums for The best Dental mechanism, also
specimens Of work at his Office No 90, ccrurr
Lake and Dearborn streets, near the fremont
House June
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al won want

TO yet n hrsiratc article OF groceries, 20 to
Walkers drug store, south SIDE ct public
sounrr November IL.
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NAilisiCtl.

n TONS ofrag., NJ the New Hardware
Dl Store. Tor which he highest price will De
mid september g. 5. T. KING e. Co.
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". 8 Tarrc!is arabian Liniment.

Thl- valuable medic Ne combines the necessary
qualities to cuutielt to public iayor. fos,e,slugIn
h.gu d"grec he propc ties OF nm AuuGyue and
na.~nu G,yc- Il n wonderful influence over many
pam Oh Diseases lis greatsiiicacy tohsa can only
hrat,.brt"d to the Ealsams and Oils which nccH-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-30

Totals. 364O4lO7 665 0S9 II 96l $40 10 lss 074
individual Ralkrs and their General Partners ia BaakaD
reported uader the Act Of april ID, 1854.
Loans and
discounts, Register. Due de.
ercept 10 ed notes p0siors
directors IN circa dc.
8.brohcrs Specie iatoa .mdad.
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In these and others, which fully In
tured, hive Offset the insuI against the loss.
Nazro Go insured for 0,000 and others were
heavily insorrd
ACCIDENTS AND INCIDEHTs.
at about p, NJ, q boat containing several Ger
mans, crossing the river below Mcoie IN street,
most Of them et0xicAled, when one OIL Them fell out.
BE was recovered, alive but, as We "e.e informed,
die soon AFTER
We saw man carried away from the smoking
ruins, In senseess condition, ethsr sutf)cafedl by
the smoke or s1nstfack. We cOul no,lsara whether
tr rot be recovered.
At about 8 O'Clock, Mr.. s. B. DAYS was stan ling
On the corner hear Van Cot.'s jeS Try store, when
the hook and la der cart coming v,lsstly AMI care
lessly down Wisconsin street. Mr.. ID wis was knocked
do u aud run over by the wheel, aud injured very
seriously. He was able to be taken home after q
short tme and it was hopei that the injuries would
not prove fata'.
We lsarned last evening that two of Nazro &
Co.'s clerks we're taken out, overcome with their
exertions.
An Irisbmi vas stabbed on Huron street; how
seriously we did not learn.
Some forty pc sons were arrested by the officers
for stealing and ,ocked up IN the Conrt House. A
rescue ate npted but the were clapped
Into the jail for while.
The mass Of stock precipitated from the upper
stories of Boss i sons store burst into flames
Ter necessary TO save NazrO& Co. store, and It
yet doubtful, when we went to press, whether it
coald be saved.
Il 10 understood that the losses Of the United
States Insurance Company. Of this CITY, are heavy,
but the amount Is unknown. We shall prepare q
full statement Of the losses and assurances immsd
ately.
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CITY TRADE aEpORr.


Ashes --sales Ne Of SO bbs., st ii for pots,
and 50 for pearls, per 100 lbs
BsEADsrrys.-Flcur moro freely offered, and tsrd
Cd downwsrds. The days business included 100 bis.
Ordinary to choice state at 80 Is $40 60 common TO
sosa ws.s.n m, e, se 20 $40 s2h and extra Gs 70, and
Canadian 1t 80 81. and $500 bills Southern, mainly st
$40 for mixed to good but including pAreA q
here, at $40 So This lot remarkably fne and ut
trac,e one, and some dealer considered IL equal TO
sssy ss.s %:a -,Sss s
Wheat not very active The transactions DID not
eesd 1900 bufhsh prime Genesec white :. % %; and
ported Of 1000 B. sbsr rye at 81 ask, sundry ots of
State and Western ct Soc s5sc and bu Aels
B,,xs- Hard North river dun and heavy, ct %
Cos,n-ws have only to notice sale Of 100 bags
Haraa abo, 81 10tfc.
CcuTox.-Tls market was dun at the quotst,cns Of
Monday, and thipments quite light.
fRu0nrs Rates 70 Liverpool! continued dun, and be-
yond the engagement VI few hundred bales Of ems
pressed cotton no sng.Eements Of m2msnt were re-
rice ard neasuIsment gooos st ssa so To Bremel
100 saes q cotton were taken IT. e. 20 tons rsssu,s
Antwerp The ship AIMS, smith engaged 400 bois
resin At Is 16o bb sshes ct 25s 100 logwood ~
toy a sS
for Mooteid'o and bu@pos Ayrcs 1t SIC per H. To C-
,sia rates G. nnued duh Al a6c 100.
HAY Sales Of 81 bales we're made 1t zoe ls:. per
100 lbs.
Hors ears crop recalled at 3sc IS. rsr 10
Iron - The range Of prices varied from $50 ~ tu
for Scotch pig with sales Of 100 tons at $3a 10, az
LINZ Ro Hand was in good demand at ooc for con-
mon, and u ID for lump per tbl e.. 5.s... ~.
LEAD WIS quiet German was held at $40.
hoIAssys 1hs sales embraced 700 bbls rcboile6 New
Orleans A. zoe, and 20 do New Orleans, ct FAC. !.
:. c q ss will We
ard J. a. 81 o. sss 90. Some sales Of spirits we're
limited but a. steady prices Lnsesd more active;
LEGO gallons efsIged bands at &c., o0c. per gallon.
We heard o. ns,sing ssw n lard .,,
eursd at sil 50 sl Is Tor mess and sil rs Sfsr
prime closing nD:ss,l:d ssd lover CT ,sass were
X: ~: nc asss Is ss Il :. r.; IL i. Is f
&c for repasisa Chicago DO 81 Batter Va, IN.
Ing &C. is; ITO for Ohio snd lie 2c for stsA' pef
~. Cheese ru'sd quiet, bat steady, 1t q. i6kss
Rs-rss market vas steady, with sales Of $50 essis
s..s Y ". s s. ~ Il ' Il f. ;
in mA,het The last faIe Of shtons, 1t 81 10, and
other brands At u A7K Turks Island bald ct Soc
SUGAR The market vas ,teady. with fair business
doing The fales emSrsesd about 400 to SO bel Cuba
is .s: sas .ssss 90 h.: :.s os r. r..
ats%a . &c
sMDs.-Clovsr was scarce, and held a lie re TIP
ID. FAX was inactive and nominal Timothy was ftl-
bus, ell
Tosxcco -Kentucty II very Arm and advancing q
PRISE seed leaf 10 less anImased holders asking higher
6eufee, and Spanbh b moving 81 somewhat reduces
rates The saIes incluis 100 bhds Kentucky and Mas
vile, At exc. ashc.; 1857 bales Havana a. zoe ne
and 10 cases Ohio and Connecticut sssd 'sA Ase1
wm1xKs >-sAlss tssnspted today Of 800 ibis thie
and DssseA . SIC, al u Ahda dgucgs at s'e m
tunS. pr 0pen
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FREAK OF ELEcTRlcrrY.-Ou eaturd,v .vor,,.
about eight o'clock, daring the violent storm thss}
parsed over the city whilst DR.. Campbell ,ief rssi
dent physician at the almshouse, and his wife were
bright yellow Are about eighteen inches ID dsmsssr
entsred by one door, and, trsversing the room ala
gonauy passed out by another on the opposite sids
INTO tie hall, where It burst with terrific violence.
Fortunately, al the doors and ~indoEs being open
ed, the electricity was dsdpated without any injury
being done. A newspaper which vas lying on the
floor, IN the pGth Of the ud, WAS torn TO fragments
and the inmates OF the room we're All slightly Guuned
No GL.ot OatsSs tbs house. that has bssn oiscJv.r-
q, ws sssvek--P Aiisdslpaja 1wl+iis, Aug. 70.
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ATTEMPTING TO CsEAr THE LAvYBRs--It will be
lecollected that Ames, who shot James G. Hall In
Cincinnati year or two ago, wac acquitted through
the persevering efforts Of his counsel They charged
MIN $1,000 Tor their services. Ames and his father
lwho bad promised to be holden for the fees,) re-
FUSED 70 PAY over o. 600, The father put his pro
perry, which was very large, out Of his hands to
pN.en, collection Of the demand. The attorneys
&c, IDgs were commenced TO set aside the fraudu-
.enI Conveyance. After permitting the proceedings
20 % prosrsss unft TIE whole costs hal run up 70
ssovOO sne Ames have paid the debt. So the Doctor
oic NOV escape without punishment after all. II u
cheat the lawyers. "~"P' "
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The number Of arrivals during the pest six months Of
the present year 2ls against lso for the
pondz period OF 1885, and the number Of tons for the
last si1 months 2s against 250 COS for the same
period Of 1858.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition OF the
Leading departments Of each bank in this State on the
morning Of aturday the Sd day Of June, 1854 according
to returns made to the Banking Department.
RANKS OF TIM STATE NEW YoRx, SATURDAY, THE 80
DAY OF JuSE, 1874
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A cogrsspoAdent of the Boston Erassiier, under
date OF August IS furnishes the f,loWing N regard
to the nshing heet a Gloucester -
Within the week past soma six or eight vessels
have arrived Is this port from tie Bay Chaleur,
with email favs, running from 40 TO 100 pbs. each.
Most Of these ackerel we're taken the lest week In
the Bay. The result o. the Bay Ashing is watched
with much interest here this season, a. this port
has ffom $50 TO 200 splendid schooners in those
waters, worth, with their outfits nearly 81 900 000
The worth OF the whole fishing feet, from all the
other towns In the New England States, does not
The assessors' valuation Of tits town has jus.
been completed, and by the politeness Of one OF
the assessors have been favored with the follow
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RAMRoAD OFFICES CLOSED IN MILWAUKEE
The offices Of the Michigan Central and Michigan
Southern railroad companies in this city were
closed yesterday, the agencies discontinued, the
runners dismissed, and henceforth no tickets will
be sold here over either road. Passengers for the
east. 60 Dg by rail, viii have to pay fare on the
railroad tickets at the Chicago Offices We under
stand that this il the st Of series Of Reform and
Retrnchment" measures adopted by the railroad
convention in New York city last week. MAcdn-
kie EenfiSe!.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-30

ELoPMENr.-It Is currently reported says the
Dover IN. H.) Gazette, that an eminent physician,
who has practised in neighboring towa in 5tra1ord
county for several years. married Haa-has
eloped with young lady Of some tsensy summers.
Tie lady bas previously been hishly esteemed by
her acquaintances and this false step has :asoned
great sorrow to her friends. The doctor was for
some time her medical adviser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-30

BY this Il appears that the valuation has iacrease
from last year nearly million Of dollars Thisis not
all an ncgeaSe OF taxable property, but partly from
increased valuation Of certain desert ptions OF
purposes this year IL $32 00O aud the rate Of taxa
ton Ia 80 cents on 81 600. Fifteen years since the
total amount of town expenditures was about
$40 900 per anDum.