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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17
a pMINIsRAToR,s sAIE OF REAI EsrArr

a DMlNthhATOkbbA SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IA lho uniefHighed, hdmihislfator 10 taHff men
Of The estate of George q, Ahonp, late Of Frank
la County, deceased ,harehy gives notice that on
Tuesday, The euth day OF December, 1854, he will
onef lorsalei NJ public outcry, on tho promises,
tho following real oslhlol
Lots No. leand n OF School section (i0) In town
~, Range ~.
The Norlh.wes, quarter OF the southeast quar-.
tor of section y
rs acres. being part OF tho soush.sas, quarter Of
The northwest quarter Of section a, subject 10
msflgARe for e11u, or Whereabouts,
~ hcrus, being part OF the kweringoa lands.
and lying east OF White Water river.
Tho west halt ~ the southeast quarter Of section
3pi all the aaid landa being In town ~, range ~,
Ia said conniy Of franklin.
Also, the following lots fn Laurel.-No. In
block No. ~; lot No. IS IN block No. 10; lols No.
. aud W Ia block No, y; lots No. 4and In block
No, I aud lot No. ~ 10 tho town OF Somerset.
Also, the undivided third part, belonging 10
said deeoascds IN the property adjoining the tow
OF Laurel, known as the Franklin Mills, the same
| bvinK held undor lease ffom tho White Water
Valley Can Company, with an interest OF one.
third ia all the buildings, wator-p power, improve.
mehts and privileges, subject 70 the rovcrslon
thoren Of said Company.
Tofms.-ons-thlrd part cash IN hand; ono.lhifd
/ ~ ak months nnt tho residue Ia twelve months.
Tho deirFred nav ponts " DO socured BY note with
approsed penona security, drawing Interest
from date, and waving benefit OF valuation aud
apptaiss,nant laws. salo TO begin al ten O'Clock
OF The eola, aud conilnuoirom day 10 day ifneces'
'' nov Sid sd, ''"''' THOMAS, WHITE,
| Hal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17
a pMrNfeTRAToR'e eALf.

A ADMINISTRATIONS sALE.-Ne,lee is hereby
"A given that | Will aoll nt public auction on
Nalnfdhy, The 1alh day of November, next, NJ The
late residence Of John Appleton, jr., IN spring
field township, franklin County, Indiana, oil his
personal property, not taken by tho widow, con-
slatng OF household and kitchen furniture, fetm'
Ing utensils, Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Cufh oala Hay
Ae., and many other articles not herein menien'
cd. credit until the irat Of October next viii DO
given ail sums over three dollars, the pufchaa.
o. giving ha nole waving valuation and APPRAISER
meat laws. =. lltNCkLtY,
nov = Nv Administrator.
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GREAT BARGAINS.
Al the celebrated Largest and cheapest
CARPET ESTABLISHMENT.

I IN The United StnIcs; No. III MlIn pt.
i. q. RsNGWALT, & Co., Importers o
English aud French Carpets; five spacious sale
rooms. We have now on hand tho most exten.
xve and elegant assortment ofrich medallion Vel.
vets, Tapestry and BRUSSELS Carpets over offered
In this market; Imported from tho celebrated Eng
llsh manu- factory Of John Croply & Sons, espo-
sially for our city trade.
Alsc. 500 pieces Of } ply Iapesty, lngrain's SUI
deriine, nne aud common Ingram Venetian and
Damask Stair Carpet. Also, 200 pieces OF English
aud American Floor OIL Cloth ofthe newest styles
satin finish, marble Italian Fresco aud Scroll
Paintngs, from feet TO "a feet widc az all prices.
Also, the largest and most extensive assortment
OF rich aud elegant Curtain Goods, Gilt Corniees
aud Window Shades. The public are thoro foro
requested 10 examine our large stock which will
be freely shown ut all times. Our goods are oil
warranted 10 DO In perfect order aud will be sold
cheaper than the cheapest.
J. G. RiNGwALT, q co.
Oct -,
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HATS! HAS.

We havejas received, and have on hand fora
a largo assortment of Tho nov stsl lats, 10 vii;
Sllk, Far, kossuth. buena Vista, Know Nothing
Oll. 2. ilI
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TWO LIVES SAVED nv rnE usK oF ONLY THREE nor
rLxs ~ wIsrAR's sALsAs or Wild CHERRY
Messrs. Harcoart, Howard & Co.-Gents. The
wislar's Dalsan OF Wild Cherry that bought Of
you has been OF such signal benefit In my family
thatI wish TO make rs virtues and vaIor the bone.
IL Of The public.
My wife took cold at the time Of her connne.
meni, which settled on her lungs. The physicians
pronuneed her disease consumption. She had
profase night swoats and had coughs; she was
given up, for We despaired OF her recovery, and
her child parlook OF her complaint. She then
commenced taking yistar's Balsam OF wild Cher
~, and three bottles effected an entire cure with
her and her child both.
have no doubt that they would have now boon
In their graves, II they had not have nsed wisiars
Balsam OF wild Cherry.
SETH Il. sEARcY.
Seth II. searcy whose certificate Is above, IL n
man Of as much veraciiy as any In this country,
and man OF good judgment, aud wo place entire
reliance on his statement.
HARCoURT, HOWARD q co.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, July ~, 1854.
Jons ID. PARK-Dear Slri Twas attacked about
i've months ago with severe cold, which settled
on my lungs, and the Doctors (among the most
respectable In this elty,) said that had fnnama'
ton or Consumption OF the Lungs aud aner OK
haus,ing their skill, without relief 10 mo, pro-
nouncod my easo ineurabio. commenced taking
"pr. wisiars Balsam Of Wild Cherry" about six
weeks ago, and In four days was able TO walk all
over tho house, and am n ow a we'll man.
Yours Respectfully
GEORGE HOOVER.
Above hand you a statement from Geo. Hooy-
or, OF this city, who il we'll known. having lived
here some twenty years. | know him well, and
saw him during his sickness. Tho Doctors attend
cd him some three months, aud gave him up 10
die, but "wistar's Balsam" curod him.
.. n. W. wiLsTAcH, Druggist,
Lafayette. Indiana.
81 PER BOTTLE. bottles for Is
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BRooKvILLE COLLEGE.

batVtAN' AA~afAt 0O1afa<1A<s
yMyills Institution In nov ready torecciNeany
number Of young gcntlom eh aud young Va
dies, and afford thom tue best otfaciiitic'
for obtaining thorough education. Tho building
IL large aud convenient. aud tho board Of lnstruc
ion will bo Increased ~ tho wants ofthc institution
demand. Those young men who may even prefei
toRraduaie at older lnstitutions willdo wellio &C
Quiru the preparatory studies here, where ths
classes Aro not too large for convenience, hnd
whore they ARE not taught by undor. graduates, ~
IN most old Institutions. Young ladies', on grad
uating, will receive appropriate diplomas.
boarding can be had in good families, nearths
college udlnce ht two dollsfs pof week. Young
men eau board thcmsvlyosa al abOuislxiy cents 1901
week. fho prices ~ tuition range from tH,ou u
40 90 pc r quarter With ten per cent discount fol
advance pay ment. foffurlhe rpartlculars addros
JNo. w. LOCKE, Pres't
Knoxville ud. Feb, q 1854,
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POPULAR CHURCH MUSIC

IogOOO NoptcN Notos
THE SACRED MELQnF0N, containing ssrea.
III variety Of approved Church Music, selected
chiefly iIoln the old standard authors, with many
origin le0mposlllona on u new system OF notation
designed Tor tho use OF Churches, Singing schools
and Academies, Hy A, \, HAYDEN
Two reasons will chlehy account for INC great
success OF this voiunaf
First. The Character 81 TIE Hegk.-ft presents
q new aud Greatly Improved 9alem OF notation
IN II much that h absfugo ana difficult IN lhla de-
llghiful ~ ience IL 80 slmpliaed that months arr
~ ada equal 10 years tn the common way OF learn
Ing the practice OF musical sri a met anfneiently
proven by The AleHlHlonA Of scores OF teachers ana
performers who have tested tho ayAlem hnd RlNeh
tho York ~ great popularity aud constantly In
crcasing sale,
Second The Qualify aud Ngie " ne MEie,-'
Many new pieces destined 10 please az long ne mu.
sic lasts. may DO found its pages and also many
of the old aud trled melodies, hniowed from nsso-
caiod rueolleetlona Vt sanctuary delights, aud iar
more welcome Ia tho heart Ot the w0FahlpoF Than
many frequently substituted fot item,
Tho Publishers may add that tho mechanical
execution of tho work ssupeflor allogotlier 10 tho
majority OF Eastern Music lookaand The price very
low.
Il may DO had Al the principal booksellers or Of
The Publishers
MOORE, WILsrAcH, KEYS Il co.,
Wholesale iiookse and Stntioners,
od91 - West Fourth Sireot, emu, o.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-17

Tho biaie Of lndaaa,l IN the franklin Circuit
frahklln County, Court, On veeallon,l
Charles Miles.
W.
Francis A, khoup,
Wallace &, Law, et,o A.,lo
Henry Lewis. s',ae,a.a' 10
Henry Vanbergnn, 49,, ~. mort
samuel khoup, e"@'f~'f
hiophen II, hFoohe,
Charles M, Tya0n,
VIM. u. REIN aud others. y
BE itFememberod, That ON thls a0th day az %.
teber, A, ". 1854, lhr said plaintiff nlad ks com.
riaint horein w The CLERKS Onlea OF said Cent
On Naeatlonl aud also an Aiidkvit by which A an.
pears that lhe said defendants, Francis A, Rhoun.
Wallace q, Law, Henry Lewis, Henry Vanberrpn'
samuel hhoup, stephen II, llrooke, Charlie, N
Tyson. and William u, hehn, are not resldsnts al
tina state OF Indiana, tho said last named defend
ants, Will, therefore, take notice Of tho pendeney
OF said action, and that ihe same will stand Ia,
trial NJ The next Term OF the Franklin Clreui,
Court, 10 ba holden al the Court lIouse In nrook.
Vile, la the County OF Franklin, afoTosald on the
nFpt Monday Of February next,
Wllnea Ioln N. Johnson, Clerk Of said Court
thia aOth day OF October, A. u. iaaf.
J. ~. JOHNSON, Clerk.
lIoLlAsp6 Moanow, All'ys for pla.
nov 4 Nv
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Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets,
entrance on Walnut sl.-Io whom all orders mus
be addressed.
81. W. Halle sfooksiie, Y. Brown, Fairfield, }. y.
kockafollar, Cedar Grover Nyo 4 snow, New
Trenton, G. flasson, Mt. Carneii J. n. Clement
bioominK Grove; clifford 4 Alden, Laurel, Thos
Robinson, New salem. b. II. la Rue, Anderson
Vile, J. l.. Andrews, Dunlapsviiic, y. Mason,
connersyillei \. Harbour, Nashville, 7. Dickson
Versailles. n. lloAv or, Liberty, A. noyd, solplo
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ID EADy-sfADE CLOTHING
II Kept constantly on band, and will DO seldai
usiIpi6s. ND. cALLios& SON
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JOHN ID. PARK, Dealer In all valuable
Msdlelses, n. Z. corner Of tsh,6 sInuss.rss
Cincinnati Ohio.
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PUBLIC HOUSE.

lfisslHssae Tho subscriber having openli Jb-
lItttlf}H lie house In Bl0ominggrove, at tho
s-z4es@s stand In tho north part ofthe town
offers good accommodations TO travellers. Call
aud see. JOHN WILDLY.
Bloomlnggrose, sept. 20, '5i--5w.
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Fluid.

., anaSrs,sn.o p'spa.a surns n,, Wy
Ibis own iuvention--apd which In color, durabil-
~, aud huldlty Is warranted TO be- unsurpassed.
Tho color IL al nrst greenleh blue, changing 10
Adcop permanent black,
All ordcrs Will be promptly attended, to by ad-
dressing, or calling on him at his once In Mercan-
tile College. u may also be obtained NJ the book
stores generally. b. JOHN GUNDRY.
Nov. n, 1867, 47--iyr.
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CELEBRATED CATH0LlC0N

IL tTANUo
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recommended,
usually called
FEMALE COM.
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We believe we are prepared TO please the fan
cy OF almost all who wish TO purchase articles OF
this description.
In the plain and substantial fabrics wanted by
every person. We are prepared 20 furnish goods Of
the best manufactors Of the various grades and
quality. We bestow mnch care In the purchase
OF our goods, both with reference 10 beauty OF
style aud perfection OF fabric. Our prcos will be
found M Tow n nc any house In the Wesg and we
are selling az the present time many kinds ofgoods
at much lower prices than at any former period.
Those who purchase from as can select from n
larger variety than can DO found clsewhere; and
will not be urged TO take what does not please
them. Goods will prove as recommended or they
may be returned. In our Cloak aud Shawl Do
partment we offera very largo variety Of Cioaks
aud Nantes OF our own manufacture, rs well as
imported garments, aud others selected from the
best establishments In New York. We exhibit
those OF our own manufacture with confidence
that In beauty ofsiyle aud perfection Of workman
ship they ar o not exeelled
GOODS FROM AUCTION SALES IN NEW
YORK.
We avail ourselves Of every advantage nj these
sales for cheap purchases aud offer mauy
bargains auy other House.
WA. LIE q co,
"A West Fourth Street.
octl3 CIV Cincinnati. o.
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Notice.

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w with mo this IA To request and iofowarh all
SIMEON KousHE.
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United states, The canadas and British Proyin.
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!" H'V"H"IT FFTFTHTWF'I W
CAUTION TuE PUBLIC.

10 duy mol book unless Tho words'pr, 4, NJ, Maa-
rleeau, 100 Liberty H.. N. Wis on tho Title pege,
ahd the entry Ia the Clerks ofiiee ON The beck OF
the title pages and buy only Of respectable aud
honorable dealers, or ,ondby maitland addTewlO
DR., A. NJ. Maurtconu.
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yXTALL PAPER.--
w The largest nssortment ever offeredto this
public, Tor sale at No. Commercial Row by
LfNCk q fARQUHAR.i
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Heck sor every Female,

the author having devoted HE exclusive attention
70 ihe treatment Of complaints peculiar 10 females
la respect 10 which no iayeariy consulted By thou
sands,
In consequence Of tho universal popularity VI
the work, rs evidenced by ne trAoFdinary sale,
various lulposllioua have been attempted BY lmi.
,atons of1l,le page. spurious editions, and eur.
tepll1lons infrngcmenls Of copyright, "a we'll up.
on booksollenas upon tho public II has heen
found neeesunry therafnrA Ia
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I have no hesitation 10 saying, ~, Aawhasi'a
Uterine Catholicism 10 Invaluable IN uterine diseas
sos generality, have used Il ~ flu0r Aibus,
AmenofFhnea, ffolapsua uiefl, and ~ caseh Of
extensive u eeTntlon Of The vagina and os utefi.--
lis worthy Of the notice 0ftha Faculty.
JOliN 4, 0RNirk. N. d.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-16

RRsleTAscE OF UNITED STATES PRo
cEss.-Thomas G.. Reynolds, District
Attorney OF the United States, was a
lew months since, informed that num-
Der OF persons residing in Mcdonald
county, Missouri with many from Ar
kansas, were and had been Tor the last
twelve months engaged with circular
saws in destroying all the valuable pine
and other timber on the public lands OF
the United States. The District A,tor-
ney acting under instructions, author
wed process TO issue for the
apprehension OF the offenders. -
/ TIE wrlts were placed in the
hands oil Major Bryant, United States
| Mdrshal Tor the district, who went TO
/ MCDonald county 10 execute them
J We learn from a letter received here
yesterday by Is. +. Hickman, clerk OF
/ the Uuted States Circuit Court, that
the persons against whom the writs is
sued had collected together about one
hundred and hlty OF usir friends and
associates and had forced the Marshal
aud his de. ..uiIes not only to leave the
county, but the state also. The mar
shal was AT last accounts, nj the hotel
in BenionyIIle, Arkansas, with seven
teen Of the law-reslsting party around
the hotel, demanding Of the landlord
mat the marshal should be delivered up
10 them. The citizens aud officers there
wee defending him. Major Bryant
had sen, 10 Fort Gibson to the United
States officers for assistance, and had
also written 10 Governor Price lor aid
| tS'. Louis Repub. oi 9th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-16

The RULING Passion. is related
that during one of The obstinate naval
engagements between the English and
the Dutch, N lhe time of Cromwell, one
ol the English ships, to their great NOR
liGcatlor, had expended AL their ammu-
nition. The commander, well aware OF
the ,rAfficlng propensitics Of The Du'ch
hoisicd Rag OF truce, nnd sent to an
officer OH board the enemy's ship to
purchase ammunition. The Dutch, who
never lose an opportunity to make q
good bargain, without regard to friend
or foe, after some negotiation, consented
to supply their enemies with powder
and bali but taking advantage OF their
necessity demanded an exorbiant price,
which, of course, was paid after some
grumblng by John Bull, who never
lheess seemed sensible OF the favor, and
renewed the engagement with more fu-
ry than ever, returned the balls with
such force and accuracy that the Dutch
man was soon placed hors du combat,
and compe led 10 surrender
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-16

LORD RAGLAN The commander OF
the British army, on its way to Con-
stan,ir ople, is better known in the mill
tary history OF England as Lord Filzroy
Somerset, son OF the filth Duke Of Beau
fort, by the daughter of Hon. Admiral
Bascawen. He WAS bern in 1888, and
is now in his 66lh year. lie has been
fifty years in military service. He was
aid-de-camp and military secretary OF
the Duke Il Wellington, and distn,
guished himself at Fuentes d'Onore.
Ba Iaios Salamanca, Vit'oria, and 9th
cr leading battles IN the Peninsula. He
also served in Flanders and in the bat
tie Of Waterloo he lost an arm.
The TILE of Lord Raglan is a late
creation-an early ancestor Of the pre-
sent lord was great grand cen Of John
Of Gaunt, Duke oil Lancaster, AMI the
name OF Raglan Is found about three
centuries ago. (say l5O6) when Sir
Charles Somers1t married the only
daughter and heiress OF William Her
bert, Earl Of Huntington, and he was
created Baron Herbert Of Raglan
thence The present title Of Lord Rag Ian.
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Coneress.
WASHINGTON, March s.


SENATE. Senator Thompson,oi New
Jersey, submitted a resolution passed
hy the Legislature OF that state, Tor The
Improvement oil certain harbors.
On motion of Senator Shields. OF IL
linois, the committee on military affairs
we're discharged from The further con-
sidcra,ion Of the meeting held at Bal
timore, nj VIII. .ch resolutions were pass
ed in favor oil granting iull bounty lands
TO the soldiers in the war OF 1912. The
matter was then referred to the commit
tee Oh pubic lands.
The bill to promote the efficiency Of
the army by establishing retired l's'
for dis ,b.ed. and Inefficient officers. was
taken up, briefly discussed, and passed.
The Senate then, on motion, resumed
consideration OF the bill granting lands
TO the states for the support ol The IN
d!gnant insane.
Senator Adamr, oi Mississippi, ad-
dressed The Senate in opposition to the
passage Of the same.
| Alter some further debate upon the
bill. The vote was taken upon its iinal
pa.saye and dccrled in the affirmative
by yeas 25, nays IL.
The Senate ,hcn rcsun ed consIdera
tioD of the question relative to the right
of Mr.. Phelps, Senator from vermontt to
hold his seat.
Mr.. Phelps made an elaborate speech
| in vindcation of his right.
Il There was but dozen Senators
present during the delivery OF Mr.
| Phelps's speech.
/ HuusE.-The Speaker presented
| communication from the Secretary OF
| the; Treasury, transmitting IA circular
| which has been addressed to persons II
| manufacturing and commercial pursuits
| affecting their views on the best mode
OF adjusting The tariff and digest o
the supplies received.
The House then went into copm'ttet
of The whole and resumed the considera
II II OF The bill to aid Minnesota IN thu
construc,io.. Of railroad ior military
post al and business purposes.
/ MIR. Bayley, OF Virginia, spoke a
some length in opPoslicn to the BILL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-16

asking for a grant OF lands to aid in the
construction Of a ship canal around the
Falls OF Niagara.
Senator Broadhead Of Pa, presented
resolutions passed by the Legislature
OF that stuie, for additional bountry
land 10 the soldiers who served IN the
war Of 1912.
Serator Everett presented n rt,emori'
al from Lieut.. Maury. IN favor of open
ing the Amazon. Referred TO the coma
milee on foreign relations.
Senator fsh presented memorial
signed by Bishop Wainwright aud oih-
er cIcrgymen against The repeal u The
Miss ouri comptomise.
Senator Fcssenden presented a me-
mortal IN favor Of the repeal oi he
compromise OF 1890.
HousE.-A report was received from
the Navy Department against The con-
verting of mail steamers into vessels OF
war.
Personal explanations were made by
Mr.. Hunt, Of Louisiana, in reference to
the dispute which occurred in the de-
bate on Friday last.
l Mr.. Lane stated that whatever Often
sive remarks he might have uttered he
considers as only playful no, intending
any i'll feeling thereby.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-16
The Legislature has changed num-

The Legislature has changed num-
Der Of the names Of rivers and towns
Tor instance, Rogue River now called
Gold River Gra.e Creek, Leland Creek;
Albany, Tekenah Marysville, Corv,l-
liz, &c.
A law has been passed PROHIBITING
labor and public amusements on Sun.
day.
Further d,Ii ulIics had occurred with
the Indians Of Coquille river. Some
alleged currdges by the red men were
avenged by party of fifty miners, who
attacked M Indian village ana killed 10
vi the aboIisi es.
WA HlNoroN TERRiroRy.-The news
from his new territory is TO the lst oil
February.
There has been hut little communica-
tlun with Oregon by reason Of the cold.
/ It is sad that Gov. Stevens has ioi-
fled the iluhson's Bay Company that
/ they must withdraw from the ln!.an
trade with The territory Oh the Isl OF Ju-
\ Iy.
The Governor appeared determined
Il tp enforce th sIIict observance OF The
United S,ales laws relative to The inter
Il course With Indians.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-03-16

TBE LAMPLieHrER~-l is rumored in
literary circles, that the autho ess OF the
new volume which has met with SO
wide a sale, is the daughter Of Hon.
David Cummings, widely known as
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas oil
this Co nmonweallh. MIR &. formerly
resided in Salem, hut removed to Dor
chester some ten years since. Mis- c.
hss many friends, who are much graft
fed a, her great success as writer
/" The Lamplighter" has caused her
light 10 shine throughout the land
( Boston Trans.