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NAUTICAL ALMANhCs, English snd French, for
Oct IL FRANCK TAYLOR,
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LrOE SAL Iease commodious and attic house,
th side, the Of street House con
papecd and painted
throughout Terms mmed
a,e Address i0 Solicitors oce Treasury Department.
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pOO1s AND SHOES BOOTS AND sIIOEsy-sufi nj
old sand avenue Sixth
and Seventh streets, opposite Brown HoeA HOOVER son
still the old south side
9Th aud lh opposite Browns Hotel they
pleased their old public general
where VIII he found complete assortment of ladies'
chidfen gentlemens, boys youths shoes
styles and prices
FOR LADIES,
Cloth button hceled CATERS, with without tips
French lasting button and heccd CATERS
Cloth button CATERS, without heels
French toilet slippers, French lasting ana KID
Do black and white satin CATERS
DO ,nsh, do "a ,,do, 90 ia SLY slppsIa ,n,, .,
CLAIM lace CATERS, all colors
Morocco and kid boots and Jeersos thick
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Black, bronze, aud coored foxed and tipped gatess
Tan colorcd do do asuporior article
DO tipped and plain Morocco boots, thick soles
Bronze, black, and green Jenny Lind boots
Cloth and lasting button CATERS alt .E. .HNE
Morocco boots and JeneTsons, thick and Thin Er
FOR GENTLEMEN r.
pa'cnt leather boots OF superior quality
DO do pegged for s. r... -.. l..
Kid Congress gaers black coorcd single dau
solcs F. s + i. + +.
Ca,i ,l,f Congress CATERS, single and double soles
Cali Oxford ties and Montereys do
Patent leather pumps and low quarered shoes
superior artiele Of sewed boots, spring shanks
With general variety of scwed and peggcd boots
FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS.
All can in is prepared supply all de
nands Of boots and shoes in variety of styles.
FOR SERVANTS.
department complete, and feel conf
furnish good article ana at fair prices.
Thankful for avo still solicit continuance OF custom
We ns Keeping good article and selling fair prices that
elsewhere.
Quick small profits Don't the rghi
hut call at 4. HOOVER SONS .tH
Opposite Browns Hotel between 9Th and 7,h s's.,
Oct 7--eodlm sout, side
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Ttekets s9O- halves sio-quarers Sj-eshtis - 5O
Ceft6caes OF packages OF Is whole tickets, $3.50 90
Do DO 25half t33 90
DO do 2J quarter do f5 90
DO do 25 eighth d. 81 81
aeft t Iiekets shares aud eefeais packages
appv splendid lotteries will piuup, attentions
aGcoani Of each drawing will be Immediately is
10 ali who order from
Address y. j. BUCkEY, Agent,
VU2E-d Wilmington, Del.
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uAwIlEn ON shooting, edited by VIM n Porter.

UAwhER ON Shooting edited by VIM r. Porter,
Frank Field sports ; 2 vols
Ameean & & 1 @ame me IN IFS Seasons by Frank Forester p
burgh.
The Young spsrtsmans Manual by vol. London.
Hints 70 spoIsmen by L. g. Lewis, M d.
Kriders sporting Anecdotes
!a Roaatt on me me Dog edited @ by = 3 Lewis NJ d.
obseauons Dog breaking BY William Floyd, gamekeepcr
Col. Halehinssn on Dog breaking vol London.
Mayhew on Dogs FRANCK TAYLOR
sepa
THE srAGIo-Personal Recollection. Stage by
B. W'od' Further supplies Just received LAT a,
Oct II BOOKSTORE near 9Th street,
Ar former period stock been good ana
IA thoroughly assorted as the present
An immense lo OF superior and eable qualities Irish linens in
all grades large portion order
Pillow % ssno nn o. ' proper srs widths & qualities and prices
Towels napkins, doy'es, and towengs Of the be kinds in
goods profess decided bargains
MOURNING GOODS
Of all kinds constantly on hand
IN RICH snLKs, RIBANDs, AND EMBRoIDERiEs
offer the novelties of the day and be padoned the
mark that the advantage of the onece system the purchase Of
all goods Of this class apparent aud cannot fail to strike the most
100 pieces white aannels, assorted many extra fine
40 pieces superior Canton hannes
dns supply of Choice Blankets and bed comforts '
Quite large invoice of rich ads for ladies' and chIdrens
CLOTHS CAssIuEREs, AND VEsTINGs
poverbay low prices Our stock this class OF goods
entirely
Daily additions made 10 stock throughout the season
The amount of goods annually passing through hands,
all obtained the best enables offer
inducements to purchasers.
An examination ofsyies and prices solicited.
0IS-He price only.
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing relied oil
PERRY * BROTHER,
"Centra Stores, building,
Oct s. d6t Opposite Centre Market.
MAInENlATKCAl. Drawing Instruments variety,
I'LL OF The finest quality and finish,
prces bought from the hy
undersigned.
Sets III cases for 81 % aud upwards
oet FkANCK TAYLOR.
I AMAIsTKNE's New Woih.-Meuolrs of Celebrated
IL acters; by AIpbonso dc Latpartine
Livermofe's Eple the Romans with commentary and
vsed Translation, and Introductory essays.
Popular Tales; by Madame Guzot
Discoufses by Abiei Abbott Livermore
Practical and Cu;nmercal Artbmetci by c. H. Doc,arty
LII. d.
Nowadays; by Laura j. Curtis.
Easy Warren and his Contemporaries.
HaTper's Gazetteer, No. g..
Just published, and for sale at
TAVL.Ok n MAURY's
Oct 10 Bookstore, 9Th street.
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Mobile and niomtgomery y. y. Daily Mail Line.
y. CONSISTING of the following substantial
Saa-57Sasa.ss. running passenger steamers, viz
MESSENGER,
MAGNOLIA
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ETATE OF NEW JEESEY.-In or
cheat of lands late Michael Cau deceased-Inauisi
ton, sc. ''
Notice hereby court of chan
New jersey, touching Michael Car
kf late of the of Hunterdon
without heirs to inherit, duly held by sheriff said
county and jury on The Both day August duly
executed and retuned and is file
said court All persons, therefore, WIN
real estate are required appear
Tenton within fpeny days after The april
and then aud there Qthey wild
The laws This made and provided
X. p. THOMPSON,
Attorney General Of N. =.
TRENTON, N. j.. Sept 90, 1854.
Oct G--law6mift
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, EtS GOODS, NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS .t"
N lust received, splendid lot Of ..sF 81.
New silks OF every description
CIOaks and mantles, the styles
SlawIs of every kind
MousseIine de LANES and plaid mernps -... ..s
Cloths, res, and yestngs
domestic goods ofevery Kind
1000 yards "A curtain calico, at Ga
1000 do dress Calico fast co0rs. 6A
handsome lot OF curtain goods various kinds
Tapestry velvet, tapestry Brussol, ingram, hrccrly
pets cheap. ...aG. ..
Oct a-douf HALL BROTHER.
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IN petition Caroline 8. Williams, Thos
Williams deceased of Horsau staiion New York, praying
for tr paGut granted the said Thos X. VIII
Of December $780, for Improvement
chincy hardening bats In eing sen for from the
expanoh OF said patent which takes place The h day of De-
ccmber, 1851
said petition beard the Patent Office
Monday 2h of November II O'clock and all
persons appear cause any they
why said petinon ought not to be granted
the Patent
tcr objections specially writing least twenty
bearing testimony fled hy either
used the said hearing be taken aud transmitted in
picatcn,
The testimony will be November
depos and other relied testimony must be filed
IN the Office heiare the morning that day the II
any, within days thereafter.
Ordered aiso published Union Inei-
gencer, Evening star, Washington, c.; Evening
Philadelphia Pennsylvania Scientific American, New York; Post,
Boston. Massachusetts and Daily Courier, Buffalo, NJ "
week for three successive previous TO the 27 of Novem
beT next the 'o7 tGeahng
N@ ~" CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Patents.
r. s.-Edlo ha papers will please copy and send
er bills Office, with paper containing this notice
Sspl9-law3w
MiW FALL GOODS Having just returned from the North,
II take pleasure informing friends ana and
e public generally have store, Inspection
OF gfcach and Eng great
best importing houses in New York all OF which
pe in the latest and approved styles
and On the most rtasoaabie tarms,
WILLIAM TUCKER,
Tennsyvan avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
Stp2l--dIm
UMBERbe subscribers having Established themselves In
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NATtONAg. MEDICAL COLLEGE, WasbJpgton.-The
" thirty OF lectures will
fourth Monday In October and continue until March.
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I UmBEis, LUMBER, LUAIBE&I--The undersigned have
established themselves tue
bridge, the canal where they uA, sale large
prices
terms Persons desiring up buildings
mates furnished by calling at The yard.
= On hand fine lot of cedar posts.
Sept 29-2aw1w - GRIPPS WALLER.
1. OUSE- FURNISHING Dry Goods, Carpetina, Floor
Ii oil cloths, curtain materials, &eWe have
complete above
have been purchased New York auction
acture reduced prices which will great
inducements housekeepers
list of the leading articles:
lao pieces new-stylc tapestry velvet carpetngs
rs do do do Brussels do
100 do do sup quality do do
75 do Brght's patent English do do
20 do tapestry velve, stair and passage carpengs
% do exuesuper three-ply do
hail Venetian g.
25 pieces A. 1874, l44 printed druggets
B printed drugee crumb clotls richly boriered
% elegant mosaic
chenille mied cheap
80 dozen brass rods all lengths
full sheets heavy floor oil cloths, which will be
shape or size for hall, passages room.
tcriaIs we name
25 pieces very rich satin laines
IS laines
80 do damasks
10 do Turkey red-twiled cashmerets
Is do colored worsted damasks
so pairs cxtra-rich lace curtains
so do do embroidered muslin curtains
so do
Is pieces embroidered amboured curtain muslins
800 rich gilt window cornces, all sizes
Together with variety of fixtures for curtains such tass
loops sscs and curtain silk worsted
ae to which respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers
HOOE, BROy & co.
Sep l6-3taw4wif
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gHt NEW York QUARTERLY for october.
Memorable Women The Story of their Lives By Mrs Newton
Ciusland.
illustrations Culture
BY Henry Giles,
by Thomas William Parsons.
Gays Eegy Country Church Yard-smal elegantly illus
tgated edition
Just received TAYLOR & MAURY'S
Bookstore, ear rect.
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IA kMOiiss Celebrated Characters; Lamarine 2
In vols.
The Dead Sea- Sodom, Gonosi and the Bible Lands; by
De Sauiey; Journey 1851 and 1852
Life and Epis,es OF ST. Paul; by Conybsare and HowsoD
The Loat Hciress by Mrs Southworh. 1 vol.
Atsaa; Norwegian aud LapIaud tale, from |
North American Review, October 1854.
Perseverance aud Enterprise; for the young vol.
rs Lesson; a novel. l vol.
The Fossil geology !
The Home Valley; by Garrn The
Swedish vol.
F..
Reads Poems; enlarged edition, illustrated 1 vol
Statesmen the Times The Third Lord Rrog-
vols,
Lady Ruase!ls Letters
Progr and Prejudice ; by Mrs Goys.
Chambers's Papers for the Peape, 6 vols.
Chamhers's Miscellany. 10 vols.
Select Writings of Robert Chambers. vols
Putnams Monthly Magazine for October.
Dickens's Household Words for October.
10 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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hEW Fali and winter Goods.-WM. IL. STAMFORD,
s Merchant Talor Pennsylvania side,
west OF Third street, has opened aEe and handsome
of French and English goods for
he calls tho attention of his friends
will be made order the shortest notice.
most fashionable style, and at the possible
BAiways on hand general gentlemen's
nsbing goods
Oct 1-2aw3,yif
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II ECKER'S FARINA, prepared expressly for fami,
ii lies delicate and food for all
the economical and wholesome preparations
palate with ample and heatu Of the body. Strictly
speaking Heckes arina neither but
toIave strengthening tho digestive absorbent In dis
bowels cholera,
when food dcemed admissible by the physicians Heckers arna
fail 10 be sanary, extensively
hospitals and practice The health
prevention of sickness at least important tho of dis
should,
common food TO preserve The inestmablc blessing.
For sale by and generally Wholesale by Charles
+. Pitts II Commerce street. Baltmore Dngec Brother, 97
South Front street, Philadelphia =. G.. Bowdiea Co.. II Long
Wharf, Boston and by the manufacturers Heeker Brother
the Croton Mills, 2Oi Cherry street, New York.
Sep 30--dm
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGETOyYN
I'LL Colege.Thc lectures will
continue the middle of March.
Terms the full course, including natcuaiioD sos gradual
upn Ss5 dissectng ticket $40.
FACULTY.
Young, Institutes Practice
cine.
Flodoado Howard NJ d. Professor of Obstetrics
of Women and Children
johnson Eliot, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
James Mogan NJ D., Professor Medical Jurisprudence
Hygiene.
J. M. Snyder Nj. D., Professor Surgery.
Benjamin Craig NJ. d., Professor of Medical Chemistry
Physiology
H. +. Howard NJ d. Professor Medica Therapeu
Alex, X. Young M, D., Denonsrator o. Anatomy.
FLODoARDo HOWARD, d. an,
Oct I--2awtNovb Corner 10Th and SITS,
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gALI4 AND WINTER asyles OF ready made clothing
OF superior cut and tnish embracing the Tama
agee shaped sacks black blue, fashionable
iock and dress plain and figured cashmere
black and figured pantaoons pushes merino silk
satin Shirts coa uDdersAts,
Boys and youths clothing always hlnd.
The above articles viii be sold lowest cash
NOAH WALKER s. CO,
Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
Sept 29-3uwiwii Browns Hotel building
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THE Birds Of the Bible eIesnnsIy illustrated; by
J. tho Rev, II. Iiarbaugn.
Narrative a Journey Round Dead
Lands in 1850 and 1851 r. DE Saucy, member the French
Institute. vols.
The Rose Of lhe Parsonage the
Gisekc.
Afags Norwegian and Lapland
~ translated from the German OF Theodore ATugge by Edward
Joy Morris
Cuuinngs's Message from God.
DO Great Sacrifice.
Do Christ receiving s,nners.
DO Minor WorkB-Becond series.
Physicians Visiting List FOR 1855.
Just received, and on sale
TAYLOR * MAURY'S
Oct / bookstore, 9th ST.
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Sep 6-daJi&2awi.stko
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octI0-eod2w
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NEW YORK FALL GOODS, RIGGLES, Merchant
N Tailor feiuged New York. where he has selected
large and of cloths cassimeres and vesngs
of the finest qualities mpored all OF which the
spection of The public
Aso varied assorlmcn, of furnishing goods
gentlemen,
boys which he will make
fine stock mems ready made coting all
substantial which he will sell co being dcsrous
6ning his attention siciy To the regular merchant tlorog hu
ness.
1873 Seventh street, opposite seden, Wislers, Co.
sept 90-eo6nt ~ -
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CURTAIN NArERtALs.-Just received and sale,
rich materials consisting satin brocatels,
satin French gobens French de ans, English and German
dauask ans in all imaginable eoo and contrasts producing the
best effect.
Ten elegant SWISS transparent ono aud embroidered
muslin undor-curain loops and bands matching
Aos the latest numbers OF Lac Gasde Meube Ancen ct Mod
Journal dAmeubenenn which contains ali The latest
making and decorating aud
other drapey, TO be bad
be distinctly selling goods
unusually low prices, OF coninn2 ourselves
nearly possible business II better for the buyer, and
seller satisfied profits then the benefits
mual in view offer other than the best
goods the conn.ry afford for the money
Terms cash, unless previous arreement is made
CLAGETT, DODSON, h co,
Sep 25-eo3uf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-26
BRooKvlLLE FRANKLIN COUNTY INDIANA FRIDAY, MAY s 1854

Bsllston Law School. few years be-
fore his death, "that any great excel
lence Of advocacy can be attained
wi hout great labor" And then. In
his most happy narrative manner. he
went on to tell them how he always
practised speaking in his youth. "and
often" said he, Il made the hills re-
sound in my walks. and many herd OF
quietly grazing cows has been the as
tonished audience Of my outpourings.
The old story of the great Athenian
shutting himself in his cave, for five
years, by patient discipline to learn 10
WELD the oraiator's whole thunder, Is
indeed paralleled in greater or less
degree, in the career OF all the orators.
IL was this uncommon scope and flexl-
bleness Of his voice, tonoe strong and
de licate, which in conjunction with his
other physical endowments, gave him
the ability Of satisfying in some mta-
sure in his delivery, that ideal of Cice-
TO, where he enumerates in the epistle
to Brutus. or the Orator." three dis
tinct kinds of speaking; the neat. the
moderate the mighty. And for all
three there is need. each in their APP
pirate place: the conversational, the
strong but not passionate. and the
headlong torrent.like rush, which the
Greeks called agonizing upon the Fo-
rum.
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YaoM QUE RvANsvrLtr ooRRrspoNnENr.

Ecdnsrtttes Nay 10, 1884.
Since my last we have had some
remarkable changes in the weather
here AT one time the thermometer
rose as high as 05 deg. in the shade
In few days il changed and became
as cold as mid.winter. We trembled
for the fruit, and at one time thought
IL was all destroyed; but learn there
will be fruit OF all kinds in abundance
that il. if we have no cold weather
hereafter 10 destroy il. In this climate
there is no certainty that .ae fruit is
safe until the Spring is over. In some
climates there may be such beauties
in Spring as poets talk Of; certainly
they are not in this climate; or il they
are | confess l cannot see them. To-
day may be bright and beautiful. and
tomorrow cold and disagreeable; and
so il generally is throughout the sea
son. can see nothing 70 admire in
such changeful climate. in which the
weather seems only TO sport with, and
mock US.
Ourcommunity has. in common with
the whole country, partaken Of the ex-
citement occasioned by che acquital Of
Matt. Ward, the murderer Surely
more aggravated murder never was
committed. A worthless fellow, ne
who was of no use to society; aud who
II hn had died, would not have been
missed by community, goes with his
brother, both armed to the teeth, 10 the
school room OF a most estimable and
useful citizen, insults him grossly, and
in The next instant shoots him down,
and all without any real provocation,
and yet jury OF twelve men declare
on their oath, that he is not guilty Of
any crime. What grand farce was
that array Of distinguished and TALENT
ed men ia the defensel And how re-
diculous is the idea that they effected
his release. The verdict oil that jury
was male. before they went into the
box. That they are perured men. no
one ent-rIains a doubt fhv people OF
Kentucky have spoken out in reference
to this di<gracelul affair in such terms
~ show that they are not willing to
submit to such outrages on law and
Justice. The citizens Of Louisville es.
pecially. have done themselves lasting
honor, in literally driving the wretch
from their midst: and il u to be hoped
he will never be permitted to again set
foot on Kentucky soil.
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which one looked at the other doubt.
iugly.
Good day. said the doctor. and he
went down stairs.
$50 you have been drinking my
wine, it seems, laughed Mr.. Smith. as
soon as the man with the stomach pump
had retired.
Il only took a little toll,' said Mr..
Jones, back into whose pale face the
color was beginning to come, and
through whose almost paralyzed nerves
was again flowing from the brain a
healthy influence. But don't say
anything about iii Don't for the
worldp
Il wont. on one condition, said Mr.,
Smith, whose words were scarcely CO.
hereit, SO strongly was be convulsed
with laughter.
What is that?'
You must become teetolcr.'
Can't do that replied Mr. Jones.
Give me day or two 10 ssasSe up my
mind
Very we'll And now good bye; the
sun is nearly down. andit will be night
before | get home
And Mr.. Smith shook hands with
Nj. and Mrs. Jones, and hurriedly re-
tired. tyring. but ia vain. TO leave the
house in a grave and digni6ed man
ner Long before, Mr.. Jones had made
up his mind to join the teeiolallers,
the story OF his taxing toll was all over
the town, and for the nexttwo or three
months he had his own time of il
After that it became an old story.
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vol. xxII.-No. %.

But what Of John J Crittenden. the
man whom the people delight 10 hon
or? Henccforth he will be an object
OF scorn and contempt throughout the
land. Well may We say in reference
to him. "How IS the mighty fallen Z"
That such man. at his period Of
life should have taken such a part in
such an algair is astonishing beyond
measure, and deeply morIifying to
those who have been accustomed 70
admire him. The fair fame he had
won is sadly tarnished. his laurels con-
sumed in blaze aof indignation which
this affair has gindled around him.
Among the many rebukes he has re-
ceiyed, none have been more severe
than one be met at St. Louis recently.
During the Medical Convention which
recently met there, CriIiendep. who
bsppened to be in the city. attending q
soiree, which WIS held on the occasion.
Several distinguished men were pres
ent, some OF whom were called upon 10
make speeches After white several
voices called out "Crttenden, CFilten-
den." The call was instantly succeed
ed by an indignant "No no no "
all over the house. Crittenden, it is
said, in few moments quietly EFF the
house. This | have from one who
was present and witnessed it.
It will be grslifyingto you and many
of yourreaders to learn that the friends
Of the Temperance cause in this region
are up and doing. Steps have been
taken to employ Lecturer. If suit
able man can be obtained, to canvass
the county. between this and the elec-
ton. We are willing to pay III effic-
lent man a liberal salary, + such one
can be obtained. ali the people want
is 70 be walked up. It will surprise
US very much II The next Legislature
IS not composed OF majority of men
who viii favor The passage Of pro.
hibitory law More anon.
BAKER.