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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
CRAMMAR SCHOOL Of the UNIYERsITY.-

~ Classes N DRAWING and PAINTING In OIL Al
WATER COLOKS sud having made addiu1n 10 hi
roou.s s resey receive pupils Specimens Of h
works can be NJ bsg.r PslRseleT No. 0 Bro a
Wty, rear Auity o. at J r Wa Academy No 532 f,hs
IT, ms moderate.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
CaAELEs w. HoLMEs Auct,nesr.
III OU Sc HOLD FURNITURE, PIANO

III OUSE HOLD FURNITURE, PIANO
FORTE, &c, at Auction THIS DAY Thursday Sept
:. VIII sell ell the Furniture IN house No Bd
Bf9sdway consisting Of Rosewood and Mahogany Cesier
sId Side Tsbes Rosewood Suite one elegant Tocnye
Fono.fore, finished ell round and cost 1850 Mahosny
SOFAS spng seat PeIor Chairs and Easy Chair, 10 mssh
mnoeehy hoekers, Mahogany Bookcase, OAK ExteaA9a
Ises vih olns Tes Dinner and Breakfss, Sets, Look
snd Window Shades. with choice collection OF Oh Paint
tngs and Engsyngs Bedroom Fgrnillre consisting OF
Rosewood Mahogany AID Black Walnut French and Cottage
Bedsteads, with Hair Matrssss and PaAses to match
Bureaus Wsshsands WaTdrohes, Couch Beds Also 100
yards TapcETy Brussels aud Ingram Carpets OH Cloth
with general assortment Of Kitchen Furniture, with which
the sale viii commence Sale positive shine Goods
must be removed the day sale the house vacated The
premises let Inquire of The AuctoDef No. 90 9th
Catalogues The morning Of sale commencing at o O'clock
cisely.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
Gcnscs 10 fet.

CTEAM POwER.-R00MS TO let with
~ stesay STEAM POWER in the new buildings Nos !,
and II Cana ~ beween Centre aud Elm running throuae
60 wslkesst Inquire Of J. 0AUDU, Eagiaeer, on the
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

yy,o IFT-A beautiful two-story and sttlc stone
soUsE Of Ia LASD r.. GaiS 4s. ' on n' eSsl lSe
ftH ans tusfsd II bas sso on u a hnr nsains
,5 10 ferf and further Psrtiesais sb 'I I,Sos S.
~ - piss 81 and Broadway
U,o TFT-A very desirable TWO STORY
"a ATTIC HOUSE. with Ess thnoashouf' and two LOIS
IGR0UyD % the pessante pan OF Wsshnfonay broos-
y III be giyen immediately good tenan-
Rs, RRtnt as Apply st No. lls Maiden-l4ne.
~, q lie THE TWO-STORY DOUBLE
1 FRAME HOUSE and TWO LOrs Of LAND on n.
sde seth 20 feet east OF 6h Az Apply a. No
u BroEGvay
YJNO LET or LEASE-SiX large ROOMS with
1 ste,m Power. Inquire Of w. ANDERSON. Yonkers
uto J. .BURNES. No. l9z Broadway N \.
TO LET.-The First Third and Fourth
FLOORS II The l.rse bcwn stnr. frcnt Store, No sr
Bower, poesop sVsn innedstslv sef PARTICULARS In
ouir-s or IN, tr.H'se n CHARLES L sTICKNEf
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
RUSSELL w. wEsTcoTT. AGctoneer
IORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FIR

MORTGAGE SALE Of HOUSEHOLD FUR
VA NITURE THIS DAY, lTharsdly), at Iei, at Ware
room No ~ 9Th handsome hrscss. Furniture Rosewood
and Mahogany Dressing and plain Bureaus, incl9sed Wash
Stands ~ Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut Bedstead Eta
superb Hair Mattresses and Feather Beds, Marbeop
1sbss Rosewood snitss Hat stands Rosewood Mahogany
WALNUT Chairs Rocker 20 Pile aud Cottage Bedeads
Csrle's, elegant variety China Rosewood and MahOslny
ChsIs Rockers Silver Ware Extension Tables ten sets
Me le Chairs. &c. Sale positive.
M p MEAsON No. 9Chanibersst.. Atty for Mortg.gee
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
Qiaun-fortes.


A TTENIION is respectfully invited 70 our ex.
IN tsye sssorment of superior PIANO FOaTEs A. our
sacGrs wsTs-rooins No. fn Brooins-sE IL Few
dC9rs q BfCadNsyJ which IN cO.sequenee OF the in.
eTtsssd demand for unrssed ilsumsats have BEEN
ft,d up m special regard 10 The egnveoencs u uar,
o. friends snd paiEors
LIGHT EFwToS BRADBURYs.s
A ". LADD & Co.'S GRAND DIAGONAL
"a PLANO FORTEs, With new GRAND ACTION which
les ~ Tie Ehch eotitue perfect In
ssrlnieot LINCOLN THOMPSON. No tl Brsadwsy.
a CELESTIAL PiANO-At our Ware-room,
~ f sale elrssir. We slo invite attention % our
lsrIe ssscftnsrt CT 5upcs1r GRAND ACTION PIANO.
FOkTKs fv-a 10 u octaves vLeh for p0ssr rshne.s
GDs purity Of tone have suyeTss Manufactured by our
selves fr0r tie be mstef-s aud ay warranted for a.
sB Ates Those deT-I really rood Piano or no ierafe
ree vii not fni their e money thTo~p away by ealing
upon BENNETT Co, No El Bros9~sy
Secondhand Pane. tsksr in e1ehsrss, Pianos 70 Lex :
ORGANS.-CHURCH ORGAN for sale, one
~ Esh, atop ORGAN With Pedals snd Swell Organs Of
sr ard x Stops constantly hand finished or nearly 10 IN.
two row keys. fsdajs G C.. .iso one Psrior OrSsn
WN DAVIS No 81 bseaoussly
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
6alse bn Auliiou.
TIP ITI,,,I,'I1,IJI, CrIvF and PERrNPTORY SALE

A TTRACTIyE and PEREMPTORY SALE
~ of BUILDING LOTS in MESr FLUSu!NNe 80 N tss
IL. of the Fu,hius Railroad, TUESDAY, WEDNb5DAY
- ~ I'm sray ssrter hrr ard :. a. o'clock. p u
eseh ssy. ON Tus GRQUND Distance from tie CITY Han.
New.York only miles, time ~ - 70 o., o1 n,nu.'s ~ NJ,
The 81 qubos, ISLAND CITY will leave 20 'on hatket
alp :, ie srd ocoek each day Of ale eoa1S9s ~
~, v.St,s AZ A ard 81 ocock 2. " Pcrsons living
the east rsr oAe city tie he I'm tsl 70 nfsss %
I,'S =, W, Fuslng Slgcs also leave Peek zip aai
G1r,St Ferries Ia Wiamsbursh every Lalf hour passing
West flushing. ,,,
Title indispnlahlo-Terms Of sale liberal -,
TOT 70 ,- ' $50 BARKER & ELLIOTT
~fF' No Nsssag-st.. near Wall y IA
Or in the evenir % FROM to ocoes 70 = BANNhk ~ 70
FARLAN & MERRITT No 4sSi,sxi l. bUkNEl i, No'
s44 Bloome.st lup sslr.l; LkNE Ne - hco,sIsv' 81
T RtNCIF No iss Grsnd-st Nidiagsburshi OF ".
VAN HOUTEN Flushing av ne.r tranknsy HIesh ro,l,'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
D. 5 HoUGB, Auctioneer
DICH and ELEGANT ROSEWOOD FURNI

III TURE-TO-M MORROW (Fhday) MORNING, at l0l
O'Clock at No 79Werren will be cold without The
following useful and valuable HOUSEHOLD GOODS-lsrgs
massive Rosewood Bookcase, large Rosewood Paror Suite
enddy covered IN green and gold French bIocade and
Corner Etagerea OF the finest construction euch ROew
Suites Of IA pieces finely 6nhed; Lace Curtans Rosewood
bsnoFore 7oetave fully warranted superior instrument.
Rosewood Sewing and Easy Chairs very Handsomely caTyed
on Paintings well executed 10 fine gold frames; Tapestry and
Royal Velvet Carpets French Oval and other Classes large
sud fma elegant Prlor Decorations such Vases Statues
urns &e, In Dresden and Seyres Chna large and cost
Eronze Clock, decorated Tea and Dinner Chine
Glass Tumblers Wines Deosntr Silver Tea Service Coffee
Irns spoons Cson, salgers FORKS &c also very mAssve
BosewOod and Mahogany Bsdsteads MATTRESSES Msrseles
Counterpart Git Mirrors Pillows, &c. Men In attendance
10 remove the goods.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
DRINCETOWN ACADEMY and FEMALE

DRINCETOWN ACADEMY and FEMALE
L SEMINARY, Schenectady County. y. Y-The FAN
Term Of tlis Academy viii commence TUESDAY, sept 49,
continue IL weeks Twelve Professors eud Teachers give
Instruction fhe DE- psmefs Of Classical Mathematical and
Eush eJucs'icn; IN the French Gcrnqr Spanish. and
Italian angusees in Vocal us'rumsut Music; ia Draw
ARD styles Of Painting. Whole expenses
per Term Of "a weeks board furnish ID room, fse sh
inP Nc. go Tuition les than usual Students
veyed free OF cxTerss athe enceaeut aud lose OF each
Term the Davis House shenectady and the
DevsU House Albany For further iu'ormetou apply to the
Vf GLAMOUR. a 81. priucina
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

I STFNLlNG, MAss.-Ilt FhII Tenn WI COMMENCE
WEDNESDAY, August 80 Refer Sidney Brooks Esq,
and the Rev Dr. Bellows Nexlork. Cifc1lars viii
n ds.irtd ON spric atiou 60 r. PREM rISS ALLEN
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
p''''- OF 'Oi'Hi JAMES PRicE. 10 80 Hud.on...


i Of GROUND situitcd the Bores. River, which
mo Gieus Pals being the south half OF lo %, township &
Essex County State ofNew York aud whin two miles Of he
town Of Minerva These lots have each river front and will
be sold separately all together for the moderate OF One
Hundred Dollars each. One-half remain bond and
norteage Title indputabe for further particulars inquire
OF De MOTT. No. II Spruce-st, or Of
ID. SULLIVAN, owner, New York,
Sfaulof afRu Iala
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
\ ANCROFT INSTTTUTE.-Th School will
CORNEIL's ACADEMY, No. lO2 First-avenu,

~ CLeuy VALLEY n Y--NcxI term comm noes SEPTE VI
DFE n Furtlef Information ard Catalogues Obtained 1t No
"a PesrI.st New.YOrk. c. @. HAZELTiNEi Asocilte
80 J. 4 FOWLER, ! Principals
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

n
- Island within four minutes walk Of the ferry
handsome new Gothic frame COTTAGE, filled In With brick,
tu, IN the hest msuner 10 the English rural style toEethrf
with I2l OF excellent L.uo suaed on he private r@d
orrosite Robert Centres estate Vanderbilt sy A. O-
Ton end within minutes walk Of vanderbilt Land
ing The houc contains psror dBingrOom sI s'eePlf
bath marble mauiles ana ate khen NJ
range and good cellar with well Of excellent water The
garden Embraces M kinds Of vegetables In abundance and me
grounds tastenly lard out WITH sfive
walls fowes shrubs &c &c. In ise The place All tlata
gentleman taste could desire aud Is the only one ha can
be tchad at Clifton convenient 20 she ferry aud contin
pR that smount lard The Furniture in the ho1s' which
h and Of the best description, IN be sold win or VIA
ou e property as qued Boats leave every bali hour Ia
suu mer hour In winter Terms easy And III m,
distutabe For osds Of ndis.ion 70 see ne 2rene and
alf PARTICULAR apply ALBERT II NICOLAY No Broad
st.. ktWN0lk
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
DFACTICAL CHEMIsTRY.-1he LABORA-


II -Nr 4. D. MORRIS W. 4. ate Fellow 4 One! Col
se Oxford has rtopeued his school 2 Fourth ay oppo
Away Church Number Of boys taken limited TO fifteen
Fcr Circulars ersoual interview. apply above ReieF
erce s Tcui,fed 20 tn RI h,y. Bp. NaAwTish., ey d.
Hawks h b. Mniurr. ESQ 4. Il. sands, Esl, j. IL Swin
20 r Z Ooodhne E.4.. &C. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

- 81 les. l6,h.t viii Us Seventh Year
q 4 he susrriusr tDe SECOND MONDAY Of Sep
teuh.r Til school wholly conducted by Alr. T. snd all his
eGc enlisted 70 make t plea 1lt aud advantageous plan
irrfiuctan lin I'd uurb NJ you' Any Inquiries
b,sddreed him rri the above date, M0 s,o~n New
JcIsfy. JAME5 IL. TsNO. a. 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
DOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for FIRST

EUK SALE, or EACHANGE Tor IhSI-
Il CLASS CITY PROPERTY-Several elegant aud desira.
bic RESlDENCES the banks of the Hudson River, az
wood YonkerOne hour by railroad steamboat from
CITY aud accessible eght nne times day Each house
h chsr iusy located very high gouzd, the view And
the river being ly cautitul The largest hJase
nesiy new and cOmmodiOus built Of bek and uccoed;
has odern and convenience aad well
the grounds attached IN the most perfect order The Other
two pretty and desirable houses but smaller aud
lower priced. For further particulars apply TO
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
NJ sOA LESS THAN yALUE-WIl be sold

% eJUV an elegant, lHEs. nrw; IdKkEsrOkf BKICh
HrIsF Ia. lsse and besrifu brown entrance and
hs,euest sbO,e the street with sabcssr bsser 6ve
arble rpanfes Admirably loested visAs ave minutes
.lh of "a the Nisusburxh fsrsies Terms easy Issuir-
Of I. T. VOIoT Nc 2se Brusa~sy ny.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
II GRAIN, Professor of DRAWING and

PAINTING will resume bis Instructions IN classes and
private Lessons Al he studio No 6o9 Iou-tonst the 4h
az S,rtnterL Letters be eft at Mr. q.
nElliAIN Arf,sf- I'm. .nrnn M 4 3 HIu .dgaY
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
COTTAGE and CARRIAGE HOUSE On 5lsI


LWN NAIE,-A DtdUUIuI NVIN M NIl'1I
DENCE situated EarnFsuti AZ in tn moss tisli9n-
ALE part Of the CITY Of NEWPORT. |, within ave min
ues' dc Of lhe POOice and three minutes walk OF the
Ocean an a noted the ForY Step Cliff which Is known
10 hsye fine bathing Besch The House Is large and spacious,
built in excellent and most snstsnal manner oi granite
aid hk work containing clezau rooms consisting IN
part of Library, Dinil Billiard and DaTing rooms,
Picture Gallery, Hall with tiled or, wne cellar - wants
rooms with coed closets sud large Blers pan
y fitted with every convenience Also sN large rooms NJ
chambers with dressing rooms furnace hot and cold water
water closet bath SC al fitted in the approved
syle Tie ior Of the house 10 beautifully ornamenel
with balconies end carved with spaeous tower which
cOmmhfds fne view Of The there also three pazas
looking toward the alo the city sni the ocean, all sup
ported large carved brackets srd teeioue steps 20 'front.'
trance al furnished in the best On the grounds, which
;75feet front and by IS feet In depth; there
osent barn house 25fet BY 90 feet in depth,
nented with brackets &C. and pains expense have been
Ged the sTouDds ornament and beauty the ths
whole being built aud laid under the s direction
the owner and TO be sold account Of bis family going
abroad. For price and more full particulars apply
ANTHONY ]. RLEECKER No. I BfoAA-1 Y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

oApn -poraona ,,ishinn ROAKnnr ROARD.

I'D Frs will find no other medium respectable
on convenient B0sde ireeed free Of charge You
will con nil the happiness and safety OF your family By calling
n, ace Clinton al corner of 8thst end LafayettePaee
Aiso HOIIgES 90 LET and FOR SALE.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

GREAT SALE of PURE CHEMICALS

A hEAl SALE OF IOhE tllDMlOAlo.-
~ EUWARD SINTZFNICH, Auctoneer. viii sell a.
toE THURSDAY EVENING, sept :, att o'clock, a. the
suyveelnt Institute No $50 Broadway assoh.
met Of the above articles 10 which the oteutopf h mss
and lbATmacutists is respectfully solicited. Ao
nely valuable ApparRtus complete collection Of the
yc table and animal subsauces Of the MaeIia Medca ee
sanity put up For particulars large adyertisemons Cat
elrfues ct No. l6 Wall Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
4 TCrION SALE of VALUABLE PROP.

n ERTY-The splendid property known S the Oronweh
Pam situated hree.qunrters Of mile from ths Harlem
Bridge opposite McConbs Dam and ionhg oEet 'V zee,
on t6e Harlem River ard Cromwell Greek Will be sod al
auction In plots varying in sac o ore quarter 70 t1se
clocE on the Rrouud desiring prrcAt beautiful
Buldng conyenent 20 the city, viii hhd an s1ott 70
examine Ills property before locating eise~Lete nn pT
tculars n Be given in time Apply 60 Mc'RA" ~ Al
IENDORpH No 45S
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

III neatly furnished let singy otherwise with with
ont Board at College Hotel NJ. Sc Mauayst Tserc
oass restaurant attached also, baths aud thing else
for comfort one can wifh.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
JoHx W SoNsRNbyKE, Auciiouef
SSIGNFE's SALE of AGRICULIlhALa ana

IA HORTICULTURAL lNPLEMENlS >, on eAluhpAi.
Sert Az 10 O'clock a. No % C0urandt 81 con, Psi,ns
large stock and complete assortment o. ne aolse oo .oN'
Plsnt, Horse RaEes flaming Mts Corn sheei. ssetAhs
Cufr,t Straw Cutters Hand anu Power oiaH s.l' heepns
~ - Uo,sc pow.rs Therl'reier Chuus Corn Crackers
Mcs Fnrscss Nhee barrows. Road scranefs sugar diis
platform scales Ato all The daet,t snss o uoods found
IL s'iu'''t II T. EAIRBANK. Assignee.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

DOOMS WANTED--In the vicinity of Union
IL Pnrk hY two Gentleman Addess Box 1sl Pos. nee.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

DOOMS TO LET-To gentlemen desirous of
II permanent quarters at No 4O2 &,h Fae and
heG sled
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

NOR SALE Cor 10 et).-Three new frst-clsss
four story HOUSES IN the block of 1--WE all ase esch
v IS et Noe So 20 ana &C. south sie Of 2iths between
4th sv sue LexDgonay. Have every enenee aud Val
bear thorough examination Apply - No a East -ithst,
Ne 81 " illiam.st to CHAs. II SMITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
J. T. MOVLTON AucIOnttF, = -
CONTINUATION SALE at FORT HAMlL-


on FRIDAY aud SATURDAY Sept. md .
Sale O each dey al ? p NJ
These portion OF the property sold last but
on entire plot beautifully situated on ard between the
two prucipal The railroad Is 10 be run directly In
front Sd and eamboats ply aud from Fort Hamilton
eight day thus rendering the property most accessible
by land 6s well as By water 80
From The secondsory window of an ordinary sized dwelling
portion of the ground be full view OF the Bay
Eauows Highlands New jersey Staten Island, sath COney
Island the Atlantic Ocean and the whole surrounding country
commanding OF the best views In the world .
The EoTwalk leaves Pier No. al 40 o'clock A NJ
and at O'Clock = NJ.
Title perfect and sale positive. - -
For Free Tickets Maps &c inquire OF j. w BARKER, or
j. T. MOULTON, Auconeer No Nassau.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
ERENCH and ENGLISH BOARDING and

j DAY SCHOOL for YOUSG LADIES, No 219 Helryst,
near south Ferry. BROOKLYN y Y.-MslAne CRUCY wifi be
7, nJy hc piou Of Pupils MOND ~ the fth Sep
tcnb The Teachers IN the Eugh aud other departments
bet be procured and spared
rrdr II institution IN every respect perfect be de-
sired Ibe French Defsnent IL under me particular
one Of the Misses CRUCY ~ho has reserved Diponq. IN
Pens 40 is besides well acquainted with the Spanish
Lcn
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

y hetween 9TH AID 7th.sts wli BE- RE-OPENED Sept.
lh Iflifed tos ntderate number of Pups and lon-ex
reSuc Wi enable Pacpa render eltre satisfaction
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

TI,O GENTLEMEN.--Agreeable Rooms to let,
L htse and small furnished or uniGrnlssd, Ia suites or
sepsuf,ly with Hot, Cold and shower Baths A X PLUM-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

DGOLLEGE next TEN. vii com neuee on THURS
DAY sept Z Instruction given "a the owing branches
-,uy one o. Of which msy BE- pursued by each student
acc, rairg 10 Die special Wslts: -
CFOIOGY-Bs the Rev DR.. HITCHCOCK.
MATHE NATlC. snd FNGiNLERING-by PsOi SMELL.
CHFMlSTRY-By Prof MALLf 1T
AGHICUITURE-B By Rev b. A. NASH
RINFRALOGY-By Fioc sHrPAID
BOTANY ana ZOOlOGl-By Prot CLARK.
fccs for irs'Tucou r Zach Lriueh lc-emry cNcepteaj
do rct cNeerd - Pc Tern a. l3 weeks.
Fof father ioI application be nade 10 he Pro
Essas II the severn. lIGncLss O. study
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

Of the most delightful ioca- C
aons An the CITY No II Unveriy place corner q C7
ton VI ~ superior suites Of Rooms first second and third
ao.,s Families or sinsle gentlemen secure them
, advsutAeeous terms; Dmediate vicinity o. Broadway
Sb sy hotels amusenenis libraries, &c. Large Basement
ffontipg on two sidss, for an Office.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

IFThe Alvarez lnsuuection in Mexico is
said to be making so much progress. that San
ia Anna is preparing to abdicaie. This may
he true, and itmay not The Mexican disre-
gard for truth in partisan contest is so well
known, thatthe only way TO get nearest the
facts is 10 diSbelieve both sides.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

tsr-- ssoasrbedy sayv; v;r-t.fhe devil never troub-
les busy man." This we know 10 be false.
Show us buster man than the editor and
yet he is fortunate IL ne has no more than one
| devil to trouble him, especially when copy
| is short,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

DA country schoolmaster began one morn
ing the duties OF the day with prayer, os us1-
al, bnt after prayer he went and asked lit
tie boy Why he hadn't shut his eyes during the
prayer,when, the boy sharply responded; 1--WE
are instructed in the Bible to watch as we'll
as 10 nrayo % 'r
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26
ITO DE CONTINUED

1-T'No woman was ever yet pronounced
handsome because she wore a scrowl upon
her face, and we are equally sure no man ever
married woman because she could look as
black as thunder cloud. 1t is much hetter,
then, 20 practice cheerfulneSS. However good
the complexion OF teeth maybe, they are won,
.dcitslly improved by the sunshine of smile.
No one can be ugly who knows how TO smile.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

GjTThe Irishman in New York, who replied
TO the questions Of The excise commissioners.
"Ab, yer honor, an sure it amt much moral
character man needs 10 sell rum," told
volume Of truth.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

i have lived 10 know, says Adam Clark,
that tie greatest secret of human happiness is
this-never suffer your energies 10 ss,gnate.
The old adage of too many irons in thu FIRE,
conveys an untruth. You cannot have TOO
many-poker tongs and all-keep them all
agoing. - ..
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

Henry Ward Beecher says that the last
quarter OF an hour efa long drawn tircsome dis
course, gives repuSiveness TO religious truth,
stronger than can be dissipated by. two good
SermonS afterwards.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

A gentleman asked little boy in Lon.
don, ""hat occupation does your father fol-
low for a living'" Hereplied with great sim
pllciy che is dreadful accident maker for
the newspapers"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

- Harvey, the fugitive slave whose arrest
was attempted near Cumminsyile, Ohio few
weeks since, but who succeeded for the time,
in escaping; was arrested few days ago near
Goshen, Oho,and given 10 his Kentucky mas
ter,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

UrAnotber new Hotel is to be built in
Chicago, to be called ala FlamboiSe House."
II will be seven stories high, and contain one
hundred sleeping rooms, and will be built in
the Italian style of architecture, at cost of
fly thousand dollars. 4E
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

Boys continue 10 be shipped in consider
able numbers on many sailing vessels at New
York, in anticipation ofthe passage of a law
by Congress providing for their control, and
compelling ship masters to take thsr.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

g-i'Ar immense n-toothed rake or harrow
is now worked by a force OF operators IN the
kennsbeck river 10 remove The G,ge Shoal in
order 10 deepen The channel. This machine
S'irs up the dirt and the current sweeps it
nWAY.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

Gj-"DOes smoking offend you p asked on
American landlord ofhis newly arrived board
er. "Not al all, sir p' al am very glad to
hear ii, as you viii find your chimney is given
to the practice p'
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

Trout of n German emigront family OF thir-
teen who recently arrived at Charlotte, N. Y.
twelve died Of cholera. The only survivor
was the mother, aged 10 ears.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

U'The revenue. received by the General
Pos; Office Department for the fiscal year
ending 30ih June, was, from Letter postage,
s4,473, 227; Newspaper postage s71 !, 3S5-
total, S5,0S4,560. Last year the amounts
were, for letters, s4,226, 1872, and for newspa.
pers s7S9; ;246-total, s6,016,I3S. Az COM
pared with last year, there is tbs year an m
crease in the total amount of S6S,529. The
excess from letters this year over last is S264-
435; while the decrease IN the amount receiv.
ed from newspapers is Sl77, 91S.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

IrThe Grand Jury OF New York have in
dicled the Mayor and Alderman of the city
for having granted liquor licerses contrary 10
the statute. .. .....
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

GJTIt is an astonishing fact that painter
with pot Of paint in each hand, commands
respect wherever he goes. The pedestrians
on the side walk invariably make way for him
with the utmost celelity.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

GENever jest with the souows and frai,-
ties Of men. Frailtiesn are mis- ioftunes and the
most sacred thing on earth TO each heart is its
own SrrowS. .
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

GTWhen you hear that young lady has
C mmltied suicide, you can conclude that she
wasn't the prettiest girl in the world. Pretty
feet are not usually IN hurry 10 kick the
bucket
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

DThe New York Tribune, during the
hrief period oil lis enlarged existence, sunk over
500, 1000
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-10-26

DA Mans ruin is never the result Of bis
own folly it is sure to be the fault or treaeh-
cry OF some one else.