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Notice.

TO Nhom II may concern: Whereas, nv
wife. Hannah ii. Sellick, has left my bed and
board without any just cause or provocaiion
this is to forbid all persons har-
boring or trusting her on my account, as |
shall pay no debts Of her contracting after
this date DAVID sFIIICK
Middlebury, July Sd, 1854. l7;6m
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JUST PUBLIsED BY
G O L i ID & l. | n In.
80 WAsniNoToN ST, BosroN,
Bourdaloue in the Court of Louis XIV
The Preach and the King

Nv 4
The Preacher and the King;
Or, Bourdaloue in the Court of Louis XIV
Being an Account of the Pulpit Eloquence
of that distinguished Era Translated
from the French Of l.. Bungener. Paris
twelfth edition With an Introduction by
the Rev. George Potts, b. D., New York
limo, 81 %.
This work has attained wide popularity
in France, having passed through thirteen
editions. 1t is "a work possessing rare in.
tcrcst
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
1t combines substantial history with the
his. cSt charm of romance the most rieirl
phiosop, lea criticism with thorough anal
vsis of human Character and faithful repre-
scnlation OF the spirit and manners of the
age to which it relates. W regard the bool;
As valuable contribution to the cause not
merely Of general literature but especially
of pulpit cloqucncc lis attractions are SO
various that it can hardly fail to find readers
Of almost every dcscript ion.-PRyiidn Re
cor9er.
very delightful book 1, is fun of inter.
est, and equally rcplcte with sound thought
and profitable sentimcnt-N y CommerciaL
1t IS volume At once curious. instructive
and fascinating. The interviews Of Bonrla
loue and Claude, and those of Rossnet Fcne.
Ion and others, are remarkably attractive.
and OF finished taste Other higb persona,-cs
of France are brought in TO figure in tn, mar
rativc, while rhetorical rules are cxcmplited
in manner altogether new Its extensive
sale in Ffance is evidence enough OF its OK
traordlnarv merit and its peculiarly attrac
tive qualities Gu. AGr.
IT Is 'u'l OF life and animation and conveys
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HOLLOWAY rILLS!!


| PCRlFlCATlON OF TIE BLCCn,
AND
LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The Citizens of the Union suif,r mu, Il from
disorders Of the Liver aud STOMACH. scarcely
| any ATE free. from the iniuc.ce Of these desnuti
i've maladics hchce lite Wears fast Tie far
sex, perhaps the most handsome in The Would,
up 10 a certain period hen,dislicssing Ia sa,,
many l"ose their teeth and good LOOKS. While
yet in the he,day of he, Such saa .'ils hnny
ne rcmcdicd ~ touii uall. kouiri tho blood
pure, aud the Live and Stomach in healthy
elton, wh,n life will How smoothly, and re-
'emble plants in conscnial cline, where ~
eternal spring npl cars to ieish. rs it regards
he preservation Of the human flame, end II e
the duration Of life, which may he Acet,d,
mi say fearlessly, that health and lille eau
linsry limits if Uollau,,'s Pills arc mi, IN n
nn,;r. ,hs linod accnrluo N The ,nl,. La
p"."' '''o ,,',. ',ai55 -. ~. IL; ."Iu
'"wn Tor healih contained N 'he directions
WHICH accompany any, each 4ox 81 hrn,,,
or N Vt,pS IrA>nI
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CURED HOLLOWAY
FILLS
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n',is 70 p la" ""u e''r"s snI ,'n'
,%er,Dnemcn, Of ,bc iycr Srd SIN ,J ""n s
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w ny S"'t - SNF..'I - - W.!
ro''n "s naS =, ,,' W., I 1, n wSs
and had given myself an 10 d,,u.,r. Min
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Cheap Publications.

a large stock Of NOVELS at reduced
prices 4. II. COPELAND.
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Notice.

WHEREAS my wife, CoRNELIA l.. Non
TON, has left my bed and board. without any
Just cause or observation-disclosures this is
to forbid all persons harboring or trusting
her on my account, as | shall pay no debts
of her contracting after this date
NELSON NORTON.
Weybridge, Aug. 18th. 1854 l7;sw.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

We, the Subscribers, brirs appointed by
the p bate Cou for the Disliic, Of New TIa-
ven, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and
ADJUST all claims and demands Of al persons.
against the estate OF
DAVID : BARBER,
ate Of toll, in laid district deceased .rcp.
r n'r' ~ Overland also all c,,i,n, and dc.
h"u', exhibited in offset thereto and six
mouths f.om III, 9Th lay Of July 1854, be-.
ing allowed by said court for the puiposc, we
ID" therefore hereby give notice that We viii
attend 20 The cuisines, of our said appoint-
mcnt, ut tie dwelling house Of Sarah Barber,
O. he widow Of The said David S. Barber, in
said Bristol on the lst Mondays OF October
and December lSj from nine clock A. NJ.
until four o'ciuckp VI ON nnrb ,r .,il H.
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OF ITO SkIn, Frl rIrfINN.
Tumors, Chronic Sore Yves,
fngworm or letters, Scald Head,
rheumatism Pains in tho Homes or
Joints, Old Sores and Ulcers. Swelling Of
the Glands, syphilis, By sp-lsa. Salt Rheuu,
Diseases Of tue Kidneys. Diseus-s arising from the
use OF Mercury, Loss Of Appee Pain In the Side and
Shoulders, General Debility, Lumbago. Coughs, Colds,
propsy, Jaundice Cosiveness bronchitis Weakness.
Chest Sore Throat. Pulmonary Affections and all other
Diseases tending TO produce Consum pton, Liver Com
paints, Female Irregularities aud Complaints Low
Spirits, Sick and Nervous Headache, Night
Sweats, Exposures, Imprudence In Lif.
Chronic Constitutional Diseases, and asa
Spring and Summer Drink and General
Tonic for the System, and a gentle
and pleasant purgative, tits
superior to Blue Lick
and Congress Water,
Salts, or seillitI
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Which are Che onlv Sewing Machines 90
any utility which can be used with,u, ra-
king the owner, liable to a suit fer infringe
mcnt OF patented privileges. are still sold a.
REASON ARIE puICES
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DJ-Hear what Or. stapp, ply stefan VITO stands at
the top Of his profession, Of John Bulls Sarsapaa
have been using John Bulls sarsAparilla in great
variety Of chronic diseases with the happy s,cts
and have no hesitation In recommending to the public
for tue cure Of serofua syphilis and ali cutaneous and
glanduar diseases. Yours, most ierseutly,
Lewisporti ky,i April o. 1919. WM- SIAPP, 81. ID.
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EIcw Books,

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NJ. W. G, W|,Gnr)
Lgwls : T,"r'ow'r. { ce~'s
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Dated at Shoreham this 10Th day of An
gust, A. ID. 1854. 10 aw
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1854-12-19
THE NEW YORK HERALD ON THE RUM PROS
PECT OF THE RUMMIES

With Clark for Governor wo arc also to
have a great moral revolution. The grog
shops will suffor. Some of them will bc shut
up altogether. Fines, costs and Imprisonment
will tako off the profits. Ronts will fall and
dealers will break The liquor business will
be in great measure done up DAD l.h
in anticipation of this sublime spectacle, ,thero
has been some high talk in high grogshop quar-
ters relative to emigration. Tho gros men arc
looking about for some ark Of refuge in which
they may be saved from deluge of colda water
which threatens to sweep tho State from Dun
kirk to Montauk Point. But whore shall they
go? California is over done according to all
accounts. Nebraska is n good open country,
but there's no rum TO bo had in that territory.
Plenty of water and niggors, but no rum
Even the proposed new Central American Rc-
public offers no great induccmcnt TO this class
of cmgran;s. Tho people will DO too poor
1t would, perhaps, be good drinking country,
but there is no money to pay for the liquor
Tins it will be seen that tho ordinary chan
ncls of emigration arc closed to this ornamen-
tai class of our fellow citizens. But thcro is
ono placc-ono olysan-one happy family
one cpicurcan rctreat---ono delicious paradise
where their excr,ions will he appreciated and
their efforts rowardod-thc City of Washing
ton! Tho opening is magnificent one. Wo
nave tIlTlN HliHpHS VI iiioHcf iti tho t'o"ouy
and only threo months (holdays ouD 10 spend
it in. The city is an immense rumshop. Tho
Kitchen Cabinet lives on rum. entirely--mem-
bers of Congress drink rum all day and ell
night, and between all their spocches--thcro
is rum in tho White House-run on the aven-
uo-rum ovcrhowing in the hotels-rum in the
drawing rooms-rum in the boudors--rum in
tho lobby--rum in the Speakers room--rum in
tho committee rooms--n fact the capital itself
is filled with rum from domc TO cornor stone.
There is no Maine Law in Washington
probably there never will @, and, during tho
coming session of Congress there will be moro
robbery, moro corruption, more elutchng ut
the spoils moro thie,ing. more lobbying, more
giving away of tho public lands, moro lying,
moro inicmpcrance, moro immortality, moro
unbushng olfr,ntcry, and moro rascality in
the cry of Washington than in any other place
in Christcndom-or bcathendom either, for
that matter.
Nebraska. California. Central America, pale
before the brilliancy of tho national capital -
The grogshop politicians Emigrant Aid Socie-
ty must GO to Washington or nowhere; they
cannot remain hero after we become tempo
rance State aud in Washington thcy will lind
worthy cuadutors-mcn who have been eleva-
ted TO Office by rum will not desert their old
friond,. Then lot tho gropshop banner DO
flung to tho breeze. Ho! for Washington
rum, riot, robbery and the spoils!
[Now York Herald.
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shrine off Alnmrlnron .

shrine of NJ NIammon.
Thousands of men, like Sir Benjamin Bus
tie, would travel far and exert themselves to
tho utmost, to make the most of their pecunia-
ry talents who would not move fifty miles to
save the soul or tho body Of fellow-creature
--sopposing them to possess the power in each
respect-whose diligence in such case would
be sloth, and whose socitudo would be apa-
thy i5rl sai lo si.h ~. '1ofn'regeo
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es- A benevolent man, who provides his
wish to save time By throwing ii away on fool
ish calculations, has discovered that in forty
years a snuff-taker devotes twenty -four months
to blowing his nose.
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~ II is common to speak Of those whom
firt has jiltcd, as her victims. This is an
error. Her real victim Ia tho man whom she
accepts.
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re- Three years in the penitentiary and
$1,000 fine is the punishment of George W.
Keyser, for seducing Sarah Ann Ashton, at
Philadelphia. Koyser had lived with her
year,-the parents supposing they were mar
ried, when he suddenly married another young
ladv.
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es- A friend. speaking of the composition
Of the Know Nothings, says il resembles the
Fourth of July professions, closing up with
I" citizens generally"
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G5- In five years the number Of believer in
spi ritual rappincs have increased in this coun-
try TO over two hundred thousand, and they
now support eleven newspapers.
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GFA Cleveland lady recently purchased in
Boston set of furs at $1,000. Ono OF the
skins cost Sl20.
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BEAUTIFUL SIMILE.-Our prayers and Gods
mercy are like two buckets in well--whis
one ascends the other dccends.
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T.. J. CADwELL's
HENRY B. ARMSTRONG.
HARNESS MAKER IL SADDLER.

manufacturer of all kinds of Harness, Saddles, Br-
es Martingals Trunks, valses, Carpet Bags &C.,
and dealear in Ladies Satchels, Whips, Flynetts
Buffalo Robes, Hair Mattresses Harness Sole and Up
per Leather Also--Hides, Sheep Pets, Furs, Dee,
Skins. One door North Mitchell's Store. n369
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,GJ-Marrying for home is most tiresome
way Of getting living
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BRIS OIL HOU s e
HILL LSDALE HOUSE
q. II. MARVIN. pron.iefor-

II Il . d Il III y q E.
q. B. MARVIN, Proprietor.
Southwest Corner Public Square-Hsdale. Mich.
This House has lately been purchased by the Propr
etor, and thoroughly
RENOVATED AND REPAIRED,
and newly fitted up and furnished from cellar To gare
making IL one OF the most delightful and comfortable
treats in the West No labor, attention money will
be spared to make the weary
TRAVELLER A HOME,
IN every sense OF the word isdale, with its adjon
ing lakes and sloPng glens, together withits healthy To-
cation, affords theme for the Poet field for the Artis,
that is worthy OF cultivation AS place of summer re
treat unequaled in the West; and we hope to see
sore OF friends avail themselves of its
Hillsdale April 1884
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Hill l. ID A LIE L H A N G f
L. II. RANDALL, Proprietor.
North Wsst Corner of the Public Square, and oppo-
site Of the Railroad Passenger House,
HILLSDADE, MICH.
HAVlNG spared no pains in fitting up and furnish
Il l. ing this House anew, We hope TO meet the com
forts al wishes of our guests. Having also good
Livery Stable in come xon with the House, feel
prepared TO meet the wants of travellers, and give
prompt attention TO citizen patrons returning our
thanks forpast patronage.
Hillsdale, Nov. 30. n423tf
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DRAFTS ON NEW YORK.
The subscriber will sell Exchange on New York
at the following rates.
For New England Funds per cent premium.
For New York State and Michigan per cent prem.
IIillsdale, Jan. IL, 1854. w. WALDRON
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C. ]. DlCKERSON,
a. COUNSELLOR AT LAW.


Will give prompt attention TO the collection of claims
selling uf Lands and the transactions of all kinds of
Legal business anywhere in the State of Michigan,
Indiana or Ohio.
LIFE 81 FIRE Insurance, in responsible Companies
UPREFERENcEs-Books an business. june20yl
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T.. M. HALE, M. ID.
COMOEPATIiIST& q HYDROPATHIST.

Tenders his professional services to the citizens OF
lillsiale and vicinity He solcits the trea;ment OF
oil severe and obstinate acute or chronic Diseases
REFERENCES.
CHARLES r. MITCHELL, ALLEN HAMMOND,
H.. II. SHERMAN.
uPOfice over Smith Hnman a. Co.'S Store.
3g7nIy JONESVIILE. MICH.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14
NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE.

The Exhibition Of the Industry of all Nations nj the
nnbl;c oenerav tbis ia matter Of lively
congratulaton The financial view of the subject Is Oh
small Importance to them though even in that
trusting own occasional observation OF ysiter tne
case has encouraging aspects But it is for ITS
character and as place of refined aud elegant amusc-
men and also of agreeable instructions that y Is gene
rally valued the highly There is no point IN tne
western hemisphere there never has bcen wnsre one
could inspect at any price so rare and ample
porary resident Of New York may be introduced IN hat
hour to the Crystal Palace where he may behold
in the compass of its walls more precious and magnificent
products of skill in almost every departmsns ol human
abatement tbon he ever saw 10 his whole life before
The building itself on the outside and inside respen
dent and on near examination within delicately sup
ported and connected spiders web which It ressm
bes in ingenuity and grace is worth long Journey 70
see-Nspagk Daily Advertiser.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14

There necessity Of my adjusting the accounts
The officer Capt Ignacio) Of the Brazilian Government
who had furnished the labor and materials had informed
how and in what manner the payment for the same
would be made and il not required expected by
that Government should give any certificate about the
matter Whenever the subject up for settlement
between the two Governments the Navy Department
would be applied to- and there would be found copies
the bills with full explanations from me of the friendly
aid furnished by the Brazilian Government. Does Mr. s..
to intimate had any personal interest in the work
being furnished at first cost made bargain with
the Brazilian Government. not dealing with on
individual. That Government had rendered to the Gov
ernment Of the United States, in the most friendly
and which l, as the representative OF our Govern
ment had accepted the of their dock yard and
chine shops for the repair Of of national vessels
and should not have hestaed to pay any bill which the
Brazilian Government might have presented for the re-
pairs of the ship knowing did that it would demand
nothing that was not right and proper.
The Brazilian Government having selected its mode Of
receiving payment for the services rendered and which,
believe, is the in which transactions of that
character settled between sovereign nations, could
do nothing than make the Acknowledgements did
through our Minister.
never heard Of any formal withdrawal of Mr.. s. from
the cabin and his taking refuge in the wardroom. Mr.
g. dstressingy annoyed by sickness he truly
says, and his being in the after part of the cabin,
where the motion of the ship very sensibly felt he
sometimes in rough weather went into the wardroom to
De as near mdshps possible where the motion was
less Mr. S. scarcely forget that frequently when be
was very sick prepared and gave him with my own
hands efervescng drinks which had been recommended
for aevation Of that annoyance and he must also
member that repeatedly offered to exchange with him
the berth in my sleeping place for his
cot which he declined for the it not so near
the centre of motion as Mr.. Randolphs state room
1t appears both from the letter of Mr. Macedo and the
statement of Mr. Schenck there much gossping on
board the ship during the and shore after our
arrival at Rio de Janeiro Is it not more than probable
that the impressions left upon the mind of Mr. by this
gossip suggested his despatch to the State
more than any real cause of COMPLAINT Mr.. s. thinks
that the honorable Secretary Of the Navy might after
fuler investigation and consideration not find my expla
nation full. complete and satisfactory" To this will
say in conclusion that if Mr. s. satisfy the honor
able Secretary of the Navy he in when he de-
cided my explanation full, complete, and sasfac-
tory will cheeruly to his reversal Of that de-
csion and subject my conduct to the investigation Of any
tribunal he may think proper to order.
j. H. AuLICK.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14

TELraEAPhlsa EsGLasp.-Hitherto the cost Of tele
graphing has been high in England make the
Of this most important discovery monopoly in the hands
Of the wealthy Now matters have changed, and the
pense is 80 far reduced put shame the charges
exacted BY companies in this country An association
has been registered in England called the Universal Eec
trio Telegraph Company with capital Of e1,S00 900,
and the list Of directors published in the London Econo
mist embraces the of many Of the leading
tile houses in Great Britain Tho object Of the company
is to afford throughout the United Kingdom greatly in
creased telegraphio communication at n very reduced
rate They have about eight hundred stations uni
form rate Of xpence about ten cents per message not
exceeding twenty words of the stations For each
additional word beyond the twenty half penny is to
be charged For this reasonable tariff the company pro-
mise messages snail be sent with the most perfect
racy The instruments used BY the company recent
patent Of Mr.. j. w. Wikins.-Ii5dny Register.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14

InspectorCaptain Ignaco and TO the Chief Engineer
Mr. Grundy and his assistant Mr Maylor Tor the very
obligng and efficient in which our acquisitions
upon them uniformly complied with. therefore
ncate the sentiments Of this note the Brazilian Gov
ernment in such as yos may deem most suitable
to the end that they may become known to those
ferred to-
have the honor to be, sir, your obedient servant,
=. j. H. AULICK
Com, U. s. Squadron East Indies and China Seas.
Hon. r. c. ScHEScK,
U. s. Minister TO the Court Of Brazil
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14

BRIDGE OVER rHE ONO AT CIsCnsirr.--The Cincin-
natl papers that large meeting Of the most infu
entail citizens Of Covngton held Monday last 70
take into consideration the most eectual and speedy
" bridging the Ohio at that point charter was
obtained from the Kentucky Legislature about four years
ago incorporating company for this purpose, and stock
sufficient TO complete thc work at subscribed.
That charter i still IN force Tho meeting In question
appointed committee 10 collect and examine oil the pa
pers belonging the company and 70 report At subse
quent meeting The cost Of the bridge was estimated oy
Mr. Eet at hundred and fsy thousand dollars, and
that IL would reaare between two and three years 20
complete It.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14
LEaArros o. rur USlrxp srArrs,

Rio de Janeiro, September TO, 1901.
SIR: have to acknowledge the receipt OF your letter
of this date informing that the repairs required by
the United States steamer Susquehanna compet
ed, and requesting to communicates TO the Imperial
Government here your high appreciation Of the friendly
spirit manifested by it in furnishing you with all the IA
ctes and aid within the control OF the arsenal aud
engineers department at this port and desiring that
thanks may be especially rendered TO certain officers and
agents Of this Government who particularly named in
your communication
viii have much pleasure in communicating TO the Bra
lillian Government copy your letter. through the Min
ster and Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs with due
Acknowledgements in behalf of the Government Of the Uni
ted States for these cvilities and acts of courtesy
j am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
ROBERT C. SCIIENCK.
Commodore ]. II. AULIcK,
Commanding U. S. squadron,
East India and China Seas.