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CHERRY PICTORIAL
For the rapid Cure 81
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSEEESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPTEC-COUeuy
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
or all numerous medicines cxians, land somc %
them vairable) Cor the cure Of pulmonary CON.
plants, nothing has ever been fsund which could
compare In iu effects with lhIs Pfopsraticns--
others cure sometimes, but at all times aud In all
diseases OF the lungs aud throat where medicine
can give relief this will do Il. II Il pleasant ~
take, and perfectly safe In accordance with ne a.
rections. We do not advertise for I've lnformstlss
OF those VINO have tried n bat those wfo have nok.
Families that have known Ne value VIII nos BE-
without II, and by " timely use, Trey are secure
from Inc dangerous Consequences OF caarhs and
Colds which ncgiodied, ripea into fatai eonsump-'
ton.
The Diploma Of slse Massachusetts Institute wss
awarded 10 thifprepafa,lon by the Board Of Jadges
In September is47; also, the Medals Of the shfes
grca, Institutes ofAn In hiseohuiry; also the Dif
niymn Of The Ohio Institute ai CINCINNATI ms bscs
given 10 the cnrnny PseTonkt. BY their Govern.
meni IN consideration ofits extraordinary excel
lonee aud usefulness IN curing affections ofths
Lungs aud Throat
Read tho following opinion founded on the long
experience ofiho eminent Physician Of The PORT
aud City Of
Dr.. ). c. AVER - ST. JOINS. MAJ. q. 1851.
Five years trial ofyouF CHERRY PEcToRxt
In my practice has proven what foresav from Ne
composition. must be true, lhntit candidates. and
cures tie colds and coughs 10 which We, 10 this
section, are peculiarly liable.
Think H. equal has not yet been discovered ,nef
! do kn3w how better re edy cun be psade Zoe
the dIsicmpers OF the Taroai and Luugs
J.J.BURTog, IA. d.. FRS.
Sec what Il has done on a wasted constitution.
not only IN nle following eases, but a thousand
moros
suDnrrv, ian. cath, fssi.
Or. Aver. In the month OF Jaly last was az
tackled BY violent dlarrhoea In The mines Of oal-
! ifornIa. I returned 10 San Francisco In hope OF
g receiving benefit from a change OF climate and
= diet Ny dIarrhoeh ceased, but was folfowed by =
severe cough-and much soreness haally start
ed for home, az received no bennett from the voy.
!. age. My cough continued 10 grow worss, and
: when arrived In New York, was at once marked
by my acquain,ances as avictim Of consumption
! must confess that sufhcleut reason "a
n doubt what my friends all beloved. 40 thh CINE
Is I commenced taking your truly Invaluable medi
cine with little expectation OF deriving any bere1
from its use. You would not receive thes'
lines did not regard II my duty 10 state TO tn
y afflicted through you, that my health, In the space
OF eight months, 10 fully restored. attribute .
10 the use ofyour CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Yours truly. WIN. ". kMiTH.
PREPARED AND SOLD ny JAMES c. AVER
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL Mass.
csoid In Rockville by NJ. w. Halle; In Laurel b,
ilGord a. Depuy; In Metnmora by G. vanca mp
n kndersonville by &. Overflow and by druggist
J everywhere.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-31

rARPETuNGs.--Tb undersigned would say
u 10 all those wishing 10 furnish their floors with
carpet that will look we'll, do good service, ana
through his present stock, which he has lately re-
ceved from the east. which can be sold ut prices
which will compare favorably with the lowest Gin
clnnati rates. lie has.
Every Variety,
ofthe latest style and fashion, ranging IN prices
from 30 70 30 cts. per yard SO call aud see him.
Oct. Goth, 1852. RICHARD TfNkk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-31
Gbe Temperance Mlusitian:
A BOOK OF SONGS AND MUSIC.

WE HAVE JUST ISSUED NEW EDITION,
w enlarged, improved, corrected, and Illus
irated with a number OF original ongraylngs. II
can now be obtained In any quantity, great or
small.
This book has been almost unanimously pro-
nouncod 'the best work of the kind extant," and
we doubt not II sili be universally acccdod now.
Every person who wishes TO promote the Tenn
lerance cause will find the Temperance Musician
cue OF the most efficient means which can be en-
lloyed. Address
APPLICABLE Il co.
March 10, IL. d Main 81. Cincinnati.
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WATCH AND CLOCKS-wn. nAwsos
w tenders his services 10 the citizens Of Brook
Vile and vicinity, in thc capacity OF Watch and
Clock MakerRnd rcpalrcr--lnak ihg aud intending
Jewelry, DC. Long experience and strict punctn.
aliiy ara his roconmepdaflons Shop three do0fs
NoFih ~ Nc peti ono iyea. fss0 3i.u
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-31

CPRINa STOCK OF cARPETs--wE TEG
~ Leave 10 call the attention OF buyers 10 ourlirge
and complete assortment OF tho followingi
New aud choice patterns OF Yeiveis, -
do do do BRUSSELS,
do do DO Brussels Tapestry
do do do Super aud nne 3ply,
do do DO do do Ingaln
Venetans, Of all widths aud qualities,
Hearth Rugs and Door Mats,
OIL Cloths, OF all widths and at all prices,
White aud Check Mating,
Cocoa Mating, the best article In use Ior count
Ing ofiiees, etc
CURTAIN GOODS.
Our Curtain and nrapery Room Il now stocked
with n rare selection of goods, consisting In part
of silk, satin. Woratcd aud Cotton Damasks, ana
tho nswest Platforms OF Lace aud Muslin Curtalnsi
GILT cornlces and bands, window shades OF every
variety.
ALso.-Tahlo Linen, Towels and Napkins, Amer
lean. English. aud French Piano Table Covers.
An lhose who are about 10 furnish their houses
with now goods will do we'll 10 call a.
J. G. RfNGWALr q co.'s,
ia Main 81 bet, 9Th 4 9Th, east side.
Mar %, 1854, f4,.iyr
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DOOKVILLE GOLLEGE

TUViilH Institution " nov wady 20 receive any
number 0f young genllemen and young Va.
dies, and niord them the best OF facilities
for obtaining q thorough education. Tho building
u large and convenient, and the hoard Of nslruc.
tlon wli be- Increased ~ No wants of tho fnstuton
demand. Those young men who may even prefer
"a graduate NJ older Institutions, VIII do well ~ acs
quire the preparatory studies hero, whore tho
clnsaes are not too large Tor convenience, aud
whore they are mol taught by undergraduates, a.
Ia most old Institutions. Young ladies', on grad.
uating, viii receive appropriate diplomas.
boarding eau he had 10 good families, near the
college edlaea VI two dollars por week, Young
men "a board thumnoly taRt ab0utalkly tenls pdr
week. Tue prices Of tuition fangu from " so 10
5000 per quarter with ton per cent discount ZOE
advance pas mont For further particulars sddr rs
JNO, W, LOCKE, frat
Brookyilie Ind. Fvb.6 led.
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BrookviIfe Regular Freight Line.
THE CANAL BOAT, tsFAvOHITE -
| ~. w. MILLS Master. VIII lefve
Rockville every Tuesday morning, for ClnelnLhil;
and Cincinnati every Friday afternoon; for Brook.
viie Freight shipped on this boat will be received
al the ware house OF JOHN ROBERTS II Brook
Vile. rec of charges for STORAGE. Shippers who
want freight delivered az n certain time, will do
well to patronlze this boat. ms u makes regular
trips. ROBERTS & MILLS.
Feb. fT.-O n onths
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-31

0UEENsWA have Just received the
W most beautiful stock OF Quoensware, In sets or
BY the peace, ever before offered w this market.
my 2 LiNCK 81 PARQUHAR.
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REFER no

wINsLow, LANfER & CO, NEw York
CLAPP. KENT 81 BECKLEY. :" +"
NJ. l.. HALLOWELL ~ co, PmLApELrHfA.
JONES, BROTHERS 4 co, CINCINNATI,
KELLEY q THOMPSON, NEw ORLrASs.
SMITH g. JOHNSON, 4"
mar II - II
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-31

OPENING or HOOKS.

lie 81 n ] s.....slse
NOT JE ishcreby given that the books Of tho
AZ New Albany and sandusky City Junction
Rail- Road Company, are now open for snhsrlp'
ofice oftne underslgi cd In Rockville. The COM
pany will receive subscriptions IN real estate, At
an appraisement. or at n vIiuailon 70 DO accepted
by the Board An Efficient corps OF agents VIII be
provided 10 walt upon the public.
by order OF tie Board.
Feb II, 1854. n.
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READY MADE CLOTHING

WE have received haaisani assortm mi
W ready made cloih Ing. In addition TO OF
eastern purchase which makes our rssoft.
ment compieie from the fneH bhoAD CLoihS
down. -
Gentlemen, we profess TO sell Clothing o htle
lowerthsn Any other House IN this market
ourmotio, "small profits aud quick snles.
Nov. I. So. %.
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NOTICE,

TUE hooks and papers ofthel alto nrm ofShoup,
i Van bergen * Co. nre In my hands for
settlement and collection. I wish 90 close the
business as soon as practicable, and expect those
Indebted on The books TO give their noies payable
at an early day. The notes, II not paid. must
be put In suit J. ID. ROWLAND.
Rockville, Feb. 90, 1854.
March 10, ~. wv.
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SPRING IMPORTATION OF
I'D Ii y O. WOWS S.
1854.

WATTS ~ COLBURN,
WHOLESALE dealers In Dry Goods, No. %
w Pearl Sc, Cincinnati, rave now 10
Store their usual large assortment OF Foreign an
Domestic Dry Goods, adapted 10 the hprlug Indf
aud 90 which additions will be made almost dali,
consisting In part OF Cloths, Cas- lneres, plain an'
hnev Vesilngs, Bleached aud Brown sheeiingi
Jeans, Drills, 1icklngs, Spool cottons, Hosey
Denims. White Goods, Gloves, Linen handSer-
chiefs, Lawn and silk do. Lace goods, EmbDid-
cries, Cupes, Tarletons, Bonnets, Ribbons,
Embroidered musllns, Plain and fancy Dna
silks, Dress Goods, Bareges, summer Ies
Lawns, Glnghams, summer d'Laines, Print Of
every stylq, Tissues, Printed Jaeoncts, Farmtrt
Drills, cayats, Suspcnders, Tweeds, Lies
Mltls. and Gloves, English aud French Coltontdt
Pantheon Stuff, together wiih large and ware,
assortment Of SMALL WARES, which we ofe
for sale on the most liberal terms, aud 10 which We
invite the attention OF the trade.
'''' ~ WATTS * coLBURN.
Mar "a "A anlo
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-31

Or-The cod and msckeral fishery In
the district OF Barnstable, Mass, in 1853,
amounted to S8s6,s0
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CD. clements Cash Store.

q, b. Elements Cash Store.
UAvfNG Just received general assortment %
III new goods--whlch, added 20 my present stock
makes my assortment com 2lcie-all ofwhich Will
be sold low Cor cash or produce-my stock consists,
In D. OF n variety OF Cloths, Cessameres, Sat<-
netis, a weeds. Jeancs q Summer ware. Also, eS-
cry variety OF Prints, Lawns, Glnghams, Dclalns,
Bomhr zines. plain and fancy silks, Lace Militia,
Kid Gloves, &c. &c.
$50, a ane 10, OF Qneenswnre. Cutlery. Grecc-
RE, &c. together with tho ndest ASSORTMENT OF
Boo.s & shoes ever brought 10 this place. Any
lady that cannot suit In pair of shoes must still
be under the influence OF the dark ages.
n. b. In changing my business 10 Cash & Pro-
duce DO no more than what am compelled I" do.
and hope this will be received ~ q SUFFICIENT
apology.
WANTED, 90. 600 bushels wheat.
10000 do corn, far which Will
Laurel. Aug. 10th, isss.-3o-ii.
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Cedar Grove Prices.
conRscrEp WEEKLY ny

J.R.&.J. T. COOLEY PRODUCE DEALERS
Wheat 100 cts. per. bu. Oats IS cts per b.
Sweet Potatoes 7Ocls Irish potatoes 30 bu
butter 10 cts. per; 10. Eggs ltets. per. d.
Lard cts. per. Id. Coffee fel q Ia cts. 10
Sugar ets Feathers 80 cts. per 10
Wood 300 per cord,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-03-31

II. N. DucKNER. nEn I. HALL.
pUCKNER AND HAIL, WHOLESALE GRO
ID GERS CORNERSTONE FORWARfNG MA
cnAkTA, % Walnut street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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CASE FOm wooLi wOoLfi Lock-

v The Mills & Factory at Melamora arc now rum
Ming, aud we are ready TO walt on customer In our
line, the Factory has been largely Improved, and
We eau card, spin. weave, and manufacture Wool
on ne short notice, as good aud as cheap, as any
good shop IN the country.
FullIng aud dyolng done In the usual season on
fair terms NIL kinds OF produce TAX On
for work and especially wool Freese. We will pay
cash or goods Tor 10000 lbs Wool.
Culland see usbefore taking your wool or work
otaerwheres. ei-Q5 MACY, GORDON n Co.
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RAIL ROAD LETTING.
rIRE and water Proof rsoorIsis !.

EIHE una Wnttf Ffoof Ftooftngs-
II The undersigned having been appointed Ageat
for y. N. Il 4. NJ. Narcn's firo aud Water Proof
Roofing, IL now ready 10 DO roofing Of thls Kind In
any part OF franklin, Union, or fayctte counties.
The Store rooms Of "a. w. Hale and ". "a. q J. G.
Burton, In Brookvilc, are covered with this kind
Of roofing. 10 whom the public arc referred. Its
durability, chcapncss, safety, and convenience, alt
recommend u, as superior, IN the conssfueslon %
most huiidinRs W. SHAKER.
~ l0,3l-30-l.y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26
New York, sunday March &c, 1864.
Settlements of the Black Warrior Case,

SertlemSstt Oh the BLACK WarrtOs case
We learn by telegraph from the South that
Capt. Bulloch of the Black Warrior has accepted
proposal from the Cuban authorities to pay fine of
$4,000, and receive his vessel back: likewise that
the Black Warrior 10 sail on Wednesday last for
This port. Capt. Bulioch, we need hardly observe,
has acted Ike man of business in the matter, and
has locked exclusively 10 the interests of his en-
ployers He, knowing the character of The present
administration and considering that all Mr. Pierce's
promises Of protection to Americans abroad were
mere empty boasts, decided that it was better for
the owners of the Back Warrior to appease the ra-
pacity of the Cuban officials with spontaneous gift
Of SC 600 than 10 await the issue of the reclamatons
to be made by Mr.. soule at Madrid. Had he placed
any reliance the sincerity of the President the
energy Of our government, there cannot be doubt
that he would have refused to pay one cent of the
audacous claim of the Cubans. The sequel will
show whether he judged rightly or not. His acqui-
essence in the demand made upon him obviously
constitutes 10 waiver of the rights of this govern
dress. On the contrary the duress, in which Capt.
Bulloch was placed, and the infamous extortion
practised upon him. ought to inspire our agents
with fresh vigcr in prosecuting our claims. Not
only the $4,000 paid but full damages should be in
sisted on; we wish we could add that the character
Of those who win make the demand rendered it pro-
tabta -ba- ;f ,voula no ob,o;pa5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

NURSERY TIE CHILDREN OF Poor WoMES.-A num-
Der of wealthy and benevolent ladies of this city have
recently commenced an important movement for the
benefit Of their less fortunate sisters 1t is well known
that many laboring women in this city are prevented
from prosecuting their daily toll away from home by the
fear that during their absence, their helpless offspring
will suffer by being left without protection in reckless
or careless hands We have received circular from the
ladies above mentioned upon this subject They desire
to raise funds sufficient to obtain place where children
can be left during the hours Of labor in charge Of COM
petent nurses, who will receive regular wages 1t is
proposed also to provide separate nsrsery for the chill
dren Of wet nurses under the superintendent Of ex
perienced matron 1t is well known that the infants of
these poor women are often sadly neglected and the
mortality among them is very great. Wet in
the habit of paying half their wages towards the sup
port Of their children and it is proposed that they pay
The Nursery smaller sum- and have the satisa cton
of knowing that their infants we'll cared for though
deprived Of that nourishment intended for them. We
trust that people who donate literally to missions of
all kinds will remember this movement and give Of their
abundance. Donations in money or clothing viii be re-
ceived by either of the Drectresses-Mrs Cornelius
Du Bots so East Twenty first street. Mrs. John wurts,
Al Blocker street, Mrs. Van Rensselaer,, Washing
on SQUARE.
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The News from CALIFORNIA; Progress O
Speculation.

Speculation.
The accounts brought by the United States
steamships from San Francisco represent a
state Of commercial paralysis that we have long
been expecting. and which invariably follows
upon the reckless spirit of speculation that
seems to have Influenced all the mercantile
operations in that quarter as we'll as at home
for the last few years. The markets of San
Francisco are gutted with merchandise of
every description, and breadstuffs are even
quoted ut lower prices than in New York.
There would appear to be supplies of goods on
hand sufficient to meet the demands of the
next two years and it would not be at all sur
prising If, in the failure of a ready market.
some Of the large shipments that have taken
place Of late were to find their way back 10
this port. 1t is true that there is as yet no
sensible falling off in the exports of gold. but
II remains to lie seen whether the present pro-
ductiveness of the mines will prove an excep-
lion TO the general rule of exhaustion Ivy
which, in this particular branch of industry,
nature opposes hounds to the cupidty of man.
The results already obtained from the gold
mines Of California, and the impetus which
they have impaired to commercial speculation.
must, in the usual course of events, lead to
some extraordinary Revision in the CONNER
cial world. The past experience of mining
operations in other countries renders ii proba-
bic that these results cannot be counted upon
much longer, and the moment they begin to
fail We may look forward to crisis Of greater
severity and magnitude than any through
which we have as yet passed
The indications Of an approaching distur
banee Of the artificial prosperity which this
country has been enjoying since the discovery
of the gold mines are in fact daily nantes
ting themselves, and resemble closely in their
character the symptoms that preceded the
disastrous crisis Of 1887. Rents are everywhere
rising with rapidty wholly without prece.
dent, being in some localities about thirty and
in others fifty per cent higher than thew were
five years since. The building mania. both in
his city and elsewhere seems to have infecte,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

The following circular has been going the round Of the
city lately and believe that II Is supported by many
democrats some Of whom members Of the society,
but yet object to committing themselves openly
ron REPEAL rnE CHARTER rAMMASr SOCIETY.
To the Lcoiiore Of the State Of Nep York In Senate and
assembly coFrened:-
Your citizens Of the State Of New York
pectuly honorable body repeal the sct Of
Corporation known the charter OF Tammany Society
Because the never fulfilled the charitable
Jects set forth In its char ter
Because II has been and "a nov n scrret notcay
and nothing else interfering in its corporate
pon OF th state and 81 the United Statets sachsms
Stunning authority to dictate private citizen and pub
lie men now they should vote and Iegislate
The proscrpve terrorism this secret Climb
spirit ana innuence cxcttes mingled feeling fear
hatred so that many II well members ss we'll
~ other citizens unwilling It's by man
stng their desire to repeal charter aithauk thew
promptly tho be IN the
exercise Of suffrage well conducive 10 ,hs and
welfare Of the community.
Outsiders at least feel longer any interest in the
society and the people generally would rejoice in it's
overthrow There ID, perhaps act Of incorporation
in the State whose repeal would give equal satisfaction
Who would regret the breaking up of the councils
of such set of politicians whose influence is only used
to injure and malgn2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26
Williamsburg city Intelligence.

TIE UNKNOWN MAN RECoGNzED-Yesterday the body OF
the found drowned at the foot Of South First street
recognized that OF Patrick Hughes, native of
Ireland So years of age. His home with his daugh
ter Mrs Farrell of Hudson and Water streets He
was a man of property
MEETING FAVOR CoNsoI DATToN.-A public NEE ting
Of the citizens of Williamsburg and Bushwck who are in
favor Of consolidation intend to hold public meeting at
the Odeon on Wednesday evening next
FINANuAI.-0n Friday evening the Board Of Finance
made the following appropriations
deficiencies OF previous appropriations. .$12 S74 81
Repairing streets. $500 90
Cleaning streets and garbage carts. ..... 5000 90
Completing engine house INSTRUMENTATION. 400 "a
BIGAMY.-Yesterday man named Samuel d. Potts was
arrested by c. c. Austin, a charge Of having two
wives. He was locked up for examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-26

GEORGE LAWS MusKErs GONE At LAST
Every ody is inquiring what was the real des-
tination of the clipper bark Grapeshot which
sailed on Friday, nominally for the West In
dies. with Laws muskets on board Most news
mongers are inclined to think she has gone to
Constantinople to serve The Turks, and many
stories have been aaoat, connecting George
Sanders with their sale, &c. If she has gone to
Turkey, we shall hear more of the matter
Rumor says that the President has resolved to
recall Mr.. Spence in consequence of his speech
to the Sultan; what will he do to George Law
But, why is it not possible that the Grapeshot
left as stated in her clearance for the West
Indies ? Is there no island in those parts.
where few thousand musksts in the hands OF
might be particularly useful at The
present time