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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
n1.An election for three Judges Of

n1'An election for three Judges OF
the Superior court was held in Cincin.
natl last week, which resulted in 1.-The
election, Of o. N. Spencer, W. T.
Gholscn and Bellamy Storer. In
speaking of the election. the Garsits
says:
Although these gentlemen are
Wings. we claim their election as a
triumph Of the calm observative good
sense of the people, and not as one OF
a party character. The people. with
out distinction Of party went to the
polls and voted for the best men for
the office, and we believe they have
made proper selection. We
shall now have a court in which the
scales Of Justice will be properly held.
and law haveits due weight For these
reasons we rejoice at the result"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
For the American.
FRANKLIN 90. BIBLE SOCIETY.

FRANKLIN 90. BIBLE SOCIETY.
The Anniversary Of this Society W as
this year Of more than ordinarily In.
teresting character. On Sabbath last,
the agent, Rev. w. TERRELL, preached
In the NJ. E. Church on "the DIVINE On
AcLEs." II was one Of the ubles, SER
mons wo ever heard him deliver. He
took noble and independent stand
asserting the supremacy Of tho living
'orscles, and their perpetual opposition
TO vice, ignorance and oppression.
The anniversary proper was held on
Monday night in the NJ. E. Church, and
was numerously attended. The Pres,
Jas. II. specr Eco. called The meeting
to order, aud Rev. Mr.. Reese read the
xix Psalm and offered fervent prayer
to Almighty God. The Reports OF the
Secretary IN. w. HaiD and Treasurer
Ono. w. Keely) were read, and adopted.
They exhibited gratifying fiscal condi-
ton, Atno period has tho society been
70 financially prosperous. The labors
OF Rev. J. w. Keely Agt. OF the Exec
utive Committee in the various churches
within the jurisdiction Of the society
have made the receipts much larger
than heretofore. The Bible cause has
been before the people, and they have
shown that IL lives in their hearts.
After the Reports, the Society pro-
ceeded to the election of Oficers-io
wit
Pres. Jss. II. Speer; Vice Pres. Jno.
NJ. Barbour OF Springfield. DR.. Elliott of
Fairfield and MIR. A. Applegate, of Mt.
Carmel. Sec. NJ, w, Halle. Treas.
Rev. ]. w. Keely; Elk. Com. DR.. ]. B.
Davis, Geo. Holland Esq, Rev. E. p.
Reese, IT. {. GALLON Esq, and T. NJ.
Eddy.
In behalf OF thu society Rev. James
Gilchrist OF Mt. Carmel presented to
Rev. j. w. Keely, copy Of the Holy
Bible, as testimonial OF their appreci-
alton OF his efficient and gratuitous ser.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
THE FUNCTION RArLRoAp.

The Hamilton Telegraph. says the
Junction road has succeeded in ne
gotiating another loan. upon very ia
vorable terms. and is now provided with
ample means 10 prosecute the work
vigorously through the approaching
season. If money and energy can
accomplish it, it is designed to have the
cars running through to Connersville
before the close of the year.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
rThe individual who can't afford

EEThe individual who can't afford
to take his comfy paper, went 10 the
Hippodromc twice. last Wednesday,
at cost OF one dollar Connrrsriils
Telegraph.
On Tuesday. he went. in Brookville.
and took his entire family. which cost
him more than all the papers and
schools he has patronised for year.
Cold as il was. some Of his children
went barefoot, but they all had good
time. Who cares for expenses when
1.-THE show" IL about7
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
AMUeENrENTs.

We ask pardon OF the various be-
nevolent men who have contributed to
the amusement OF our citizens recently,
for hot noticing them earlier. First
came The Ok Horn Band" These
exhibited to a. aithyni .fsD. one or two
nights, week before last. They did
not get enough. we are informed. to
pay expenses. This is objectionable
in our citiseus who are beginning to
put on city airs. Patronise every
caich.penny concern that comes along
il you want 10 be respectable. No
difference what becomes Of your free
schools.
By the way We cannot decide as 10
the merits Of these Ok Horns. for
some say il is not as good as Gardeners
Brass Band. some say it's not as good,
ard some say tits better.
Then came TIC hippodromc, one Oh
the veriest impositions of the day. We
have not heard any man who witness
ed it speak we'll oft. yet Il was pat.
ronised By several hundred, m ost of
whom paid more for the shows. that
day. than they pay annually for state
county and school taxes. We were
particulorlyplease to see but few from
that part Of the county where the good
schools and good farms are. No doubt
the concern spent more money here
than it received. officially. The pick
pockets that accompany them, made
few good hauls, but Il 10 not certain
that these persons are connected with
the establishment 30 as TO divide the
profits with the proprietors. Some
lost, we understand several hundred
dollars. by hav!ns their pockets pick.
ed. We take pleasure in recording the
failure Of this humbug. and regret only
that wbs, money they did get. came
chiefly from those who could 0 poor.
ly spare It from the feeding, clothing,
and education OF their children. Let
the moral and industrious portion of
community continue 10 set their faces
against such swindlers and they will
quit imposing on tie young and unex-
perienced.
Then came tho infamous Yankee
Robinson, who swindled the city Of
Indianapolis out Of license by adyerti-
sing for concert and throwing in the
play. us whisky sellers sell cracker
and throw 10 the whisky, and who was
arrested 10 Liberty on seven indict-
mcnis for violating the laws OF Indiana.
aud nt whose show a woman was kill.
cd q few weeks ago At Lioerty. We
are told tha, his performance was too
low to be contemptible--it was really
disgusting, and several decent women
that were inveigled to the performance
by the fame OF Uncle Toms Cabin
were so mortified al the vulgarities,
that they wished to leave long before
the performance was over But we
must not say anything about it for they
say that Robinson don't like our course,
and thatwe will be broken up il we
don't advertise for every swindling
company. and then puff them to boot.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
LUCY STONE.

There is report in circulation in
and about Madison. that Miss Lucy,
while in Evansville. united with the
Methodist Episcopal church in that
city Of which Rev. q. B. Davidson is
pastor. willourcorrespondent Bakor'
give us the facts?
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12

LssMr Marlatt, whose advertise.
ment appears this week in our paper is
one of our best mechanics. We allu.
ded last week to the good service he
rendered us in putting up our new
press It is no little compliment to
him asa skilful workmen. that he does
all the work for the paper and Touring
mills Of Messrs. Speer and Stephens.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
Aoo0p SIGN.

Our young friends Samuels and
Kimble have stuck up sign that can
easily be seen by those who are look.
ing for signs. They are clever Young
men. and we judge from the noise
they make and the sign they put up
that they intend to do good bu siness,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
puouInITIoN IN MAINE.

So far as we have the returns. the
late Town Elections in Maine resulted
almost unanimously in favor of rig.
orous enforcement Of Liquor Prohibi.
zion. The Maine Law Is fixed fact
in that State, and cannot be shaken.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
We learn that Hon. ]. S. Davis

= w FN"H 0H"V ttVH'"' u H"'fS
has resigned the presidency Of the New
Albany, Brookville and Sandusky R.
R. and that Capt. Montgomery has
been elected in his place. We are
sorry 10 part with Mr.. Davis. but we
are glad to have the Captain at the
head Of affairs. He will build the road
il any one can.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PaocRAsrfNATIoS THE
THIEF OF TIME.

Delay Is dangerous-negeci that cold and cough
few weeks, and the hope OF recovery will be lost
10 you forever. Lot not any pecuniary consldora-
ton deter you from trying 10 save your llfo and
health while there IL n chance. consumi ion Il
annually sweeping OF thousands 70 The tomb. no
disease has baied the sklll OF physicians ike ~
no phyneian, perhaps, has done more forthe cause
OF suffering humanity than DR.. wlslar. IAN
ounce OF prevention IL better than a pound Of
cure" therefore, before your lungs become al.
esrnied and 90 diseased that no human means can
save you from On early grave, try Al once med.
icne which has been Of such Infinite value 10 thou
sands--obiain n bottle Of DR.. wistar's Ralsam Of
Wild Cherry, take Il, get another n necessary,
perevere In using u, until you have removed The
disease entirely, which II neglected will terminate
your life.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
Has, until within few yesp, been generally
eonsiderered ineursble, although many medical
men OF the highest Standing, among whom We
might mention Laonnee and bis friend Rayle--
both distinguished auihors-admii that this dread.
fal disease may be cured, even 10 iss advanced
stages whom tho lungs are not completely dlsor.
gained. The remedy which We now Offer,
wlsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
not only emanslss from regular Physician, but
has been we'll tested In all the complaints for
which iiis recommended, with entire success,
u-Pses advertisement
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12

ETDr. J. W. Keely, Surgeon Den.
list. viii visit Meiamora on the 18th.
inst. and remain six days. Those
wanting work done should call imme.
diatcly. He will be fonnd in the
Temperance Hall over Bane's store.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
Geo. Holland ESQ. has pur

uco. HolIHhd Esq, mas pufchN'
sed the farm Of @. w. KimSlc. adjoin-
Ing Brookville on tho west. We have
not heard at what price. g. w. Kim
bic Inexperienced the farm recently
belonging to NJ. J. Kelly. ESQ. on the
Andersonville turnpike.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12

E8r ourreaders at Laurel will please
notice that Mr.. Shaw sells carriage on
he twentieth instead Of the thirtieth
~ advertised last week.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12

On Dit:--The word at Indianapolis
is, that Rev. w. NJ Daily. D. d. has
come out openly in favor of the Nebras.
ka Bill. From his antecedents We
will deny the rumor until we have some
proof.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
rvsec Miss Dutton's card In a

~ sec MISS Duteons cara IN an
other column. From what we have
heard, we doubt not that she can
give entire satisfaction 10 her employ
era.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12

TT Our correspondents must be pa
tent, for we must make room for Ben
ton. il they are showed aside for
some time. One appears on the fourth
page,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12

We have two scholarships in com.
mercial colleges which we will sell
cheap.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12

We have said In another place in
this paper that odium will attach throu'
life to the volunteers" in the Ward
defence. The evidences Of The truth
Of this statement accumulate. AT
Madison on the evening Of May end, a
public meeting was held In reference
TO the Ward acquittal. The Rev.
james Brown addressed the meeting,
in the course Of which he gave BIZ
ographical sketch Of w. II. q. Butler
Mr.. Brown knew Butler from his
childhood until he was murdered. Mr..
Rankin also addressed the meeting.
and alluded briefly TO the numerous
social and other virtues OF the deceas-
ed. after which s. q. Daily offered the
following resolution, which he urged
in speech Of much force and clo-
quence:
Resoirsd. That this meeting request
the Board Of Directors Of the Jeffer-
son County Agricultural Fair TO with.
draw their invitation TO Gov. Crit.
tenden TO deliver the address at the
next Annual Fair Of Jefferson county.
The action Of. Gov. Crittenden In the
Ward case. having volunteered his
services. and pfostitutcd his great tai
ents in an unworthy cause, via: the
overriding OF public justice. which
has occurred since the invitation was
given, " deemed q sufficient excuse,
Il one is necessary, for this public
withdrawal Of that Invitation.
This resolution was carried, only
two voices voting In the negatiue.
fE Apropos 10 the rare blank re-
ceipts which are published elsewhere
we give the following advertisement
gratis from the Cincinnati Columbian
II there is any thing to be made by
making poisons, let cur readers hav,
the benefit of it. We omit the name
5000 COPIES SoLD.-2s gallons 0
whisky converted into 40 gallons. /
will be of good body. fine bead. beau
tiful color and luscious taste. Tn
eminent Chemist Lacour. OF Bordeaux
has devoted 40 years to the study O
the manufacture Of liquors withou
distillstion. Allkinds Of liquors mad
for Is to so cts. per gallon, with tn
most approved process for constructing
"Rectifers." Pure Vinegar made il
80 hours. for z cts. per gallon. Al
kinds Of Wines, Cordisls, Bitters, So
da Water. without appearances. cheal
Porter and Ale, Syrups. DC. Prize
81, so. Fifty postage stamps sent b,
mail will secure one copy.
From the above. and from the blan
receipts which we publish it win b
seen that the adulternation and drug
ging Of liquors is a regular bushes
and that even one horse dealers ca
be made acquainted with the secrs
for only Jvay postage stamps. chea
enough, in all onscience. to learn ho'
to poison people according to law.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
DIED

brain, MARoARrrrA, youngest child OF John aud
Mary Roberts, aged two years and two days.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
M1RRLED-

On Thursday, May ash 1854. by Rev. Jason Car.
son, Mr.. Jons Bnnop Of falrhaven O.. 10 Miss
klIxs Lamp Of Mixorvllle Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12

~ Miss Samantha Ryman has
opened a school in the old Seminary
She Is worthy ofpatronags.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
once Of The Cincinnati q. Chicago n.....;;so

Company, Cambridge City, May S, Iss3.
ALL persons who have subscribed Stock 10 The
Cincinnati, Cambridge and Chicago Short Line
Railway Company are hereby notified that they
are required 70 pay, on the ioth day OF June next
the 81 lnstallment on their stock, which win be
Five Dollars per share. and also any other balance
thai may DO due on the lat End Cd lnsiallmonfs.
Furthermore, they will DO required 10 pay the
eth installmcni on the 10Th day OF August next.
ny order Of the board Of Directors,
CHAS. II. RAYMOND.
Treasurer.
NIB. on the iath day OF April 1854. AThe
Cincinnati. Cambridge, and Chicago Short Line
Railway Company, and "The Cincinnati. Isew-
castle, and Michigan Railroad Company we're
consolidated into one Company, according 70 law.
nader the name and style OF "The Cincinnati and
Chicago Rail road Company
THos. scosFy,
may ~ ame ssrNssry-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
cHAnooAI
10 YOUNG MEN.

We wish to purchase about so or so
bushels Of charcoal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
MUSIC LESSONS.

miss BUTTON Is now prepared 20 give ma
OF DR.. Dution. may II 3w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-12
JOB WORK.

1, required so much time to do the
press work Of our Office by hand
press, that We had TO refuse great
deal Of job work. This was painful,
for we love 10 accommodate our
friends II possible We can now do
this. Under present arrangements we
can get of Job little quicker and
lust as neat, ifnot little heater than
At any Office in the valley. and agrcat
deal cheaper, Try US.
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ASTROLOGY.

A sTROLOGY AND PHYsIOGNOMY.-THE CELE-
IA brated Dr. F. Shuman, Swcde by birth, be /.
suited all events of past present and future Ma
tves calculated for ladies and gentlemen His residence
is l75 Chambers street, Greenwich.
MADAME MORROW is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THE
1 most wonderful astroogst In the world, that has
been known She will tell past, present. and future
events and will show your future husband and absent
friends which has asonhed thousands during travels
in Europe She is seventh daughter Of seventh dsugh
ter and born with natural gift by invoking the
of her wonderful science to tell their very
and will cause happy pairs to come together who viii NIL
enjoy the greatest happiness Of matrmonia bliss She
rice and her predictions truly astonishing to all that
visit her All who have been disappointed elsewhere aud
nsydepend true advice founded the prn
tfmagicsl science. rs Broome street, between Can
and Columbia. Gentlemen not admitted.
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- : > 7'1-7''I71''-I177-7IIlI11-
INSURANCE.

sT0R FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY NO. 81
IA, Chatham street corner Of Duane At an election
held the oth inst the following namaJ were
duly elected directors for the ensuing vear
VIM. T. Pnkney Jos. c. Appleby. Ron, Morriman
John A. Bunting, WIN. c. krtkuy Holm 7, Moresu
Elias q. Drake, Fran. W. Ogstnrr Ab-am T,urvec
Peter ID. Collins, Elisha Brooks Nah Noss,osn
Daniel T. Wiets, John Ieyoridge WIN 4 r,own
Elijah Houghton John u. Dunhsu Jbos Wilii.rna Jr .
" m L. Conklin, Ebenez IT, Brown Gan II r,anhin
Peter IT. Titus Geo. d. WLitfeld pSyt " ri.nn
Andrew Brady, Ertert Sender Wms Ciose "f"
VIM. Eycrdel Jsmes y. Frechcrp Stenhep Pr
Ana AZ ~ snpselucht meeting Of directors. william T.
Pinknsy, EsG was unanimously elet o1ysnt az the
Company for tferc1ty eI E9l III secret.rv
New yoyk, Aprl u. - HsS''
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PRINTING INK.


DRINTING INK.-JOHN G. LIGHTBODY Is CON-
stantly manufacturing and has always hand, every
description Of printing ink from the black coored
to ink which he equal any
tured and At low prices be sold by regular
manufacturer Orders forwarded, by steamboat rail-
road to part Of the country by addressing note to
me at 80 Roee street.
N B-Ths paper is printed with my own news ink also
great many other newspapers in this city Phlade pha,
Boston Baltimore New Orleans and other cities and
in the United States
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

-CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL-
steamboat John Potter south Am6oy thsaes By
through in five hours; fare So
HARLEM RAILRoAp.INLAND RoUTE.--oN AND
~ ' Troy tasonp
I BSdSs and nSri Leaving
fs si sy n %Ss Fs,s.
bridge s fGfkye isd ss2ni nsTth within s.d
P M stopping at ali way stations fordhaa at I'll II ? s NJ
,toppns way stations gTosgIs
and other place. west and north Of Albany al Tie
snS VI tgrS nnaay ss
cfS 9snra H1 win and all sey
ss al way
Freight for Albany received daily, until p NJ, the
~ '''''' : o' JOHN B. ELIOT, superintendent.
HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD-TRAINs DAILY
Express tran IN Su n' hours
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at 10 o'clock
Mail train, "a M.-ThrOugh way trains at IL NJ and 8
Express q train "a Imisrs,t trsinsIM FSrTar
sepse P..,s me- M 11 ., fS na
ses Giuseppe
and Troy stopping bMr Siy fRENcH
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-vIA
States mail and express line New York foot Cort
lAndt street at seven, nine and eleven A.
and half pact FIVE Tares2 % in eleven A.
M and four r. NJ 81 or second class in eleven A. NJ
from New York and four from Philadelphia; So in nine M
and halfpast FIVE p. NJ. Accommodation line leaves at
twelve lat reduced prce from Cortsnd street. through
in six hours Through tickets sold for Baltimore Washing
ton Norfolk. Weldon, Wilmington and Charleston in the
above trains Through baggage agents the nine and half
N.Y. ing train ns GROSS the
SUNDAY boat FOR ALBANY.-MERCHANTs LINE
- Dsily-The new steam palace HERO, Capt JlW. Hane
will leave the foot OF Robinson street. Sunday evenn
ats o'clock connecting at Albany with Central Rsilro I'd
West and the Northern road 20 Montreal For stateroo
and passage apply board at the office the WHAT
Passage so cents.
CUNDAY BOAT III r ALBANY--CONNECTfNG Win
~ the Central Railroad West and tho Northern to
MontreaThc Merl ants Line steam pslaee HERO leaves
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THEATRICAL.-MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
the original and only delineators of Irish and
kee characters will appear the Howard Bos
ton Monday April TO- and continue at that establish
msnt for three weeks ~ the conclusion Of which they will
LAND AS 1T Is. SHANDY MAGUIRE, IRISH ASSUR-
ANCE, LIMERICK BOY, ana PADDY THE PIPER, are
performing the above named pieces liable
by Law to prosecution.
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CUNDAY BOAT III n ALBANY--CONNECTfNG Win
- the Central Railroad West and tho Northern road to
MontreaThc Mer tants Line steam pslaee HERO ayes
ihis evsIipg, fycl pT'y iSc;l rc; a.gg,A, Eas. %
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SHIPPING.


ENOR LIvERPOoL-uNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship ATLANTIC, Capt Jas. west ms sssamsa,P
wil depart with the United States mails for Europe ps
sissly Saturday April Is At ~ Oeeek NJ from heE es!,a
Canal For freight passage nal3
aBequalled elegance comfort Apply
10 EDWARD X. COLLINS, 20 wall .trset.
PASSENGERS requested TO be board AZ u q n II
The steamship Arctic viii succeed the Atlantis ana s
April 20.
DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP EURoPA-Fok LlNEiHnI
n pool-The EUROPA, N. shannon CEN 81 4 ,hs
Gail from the Companys Dock at Jersey Sit9 ,ats
mails and passenger for Europe on Hednsaas, a *
70 ncioek precisely Passengers ae reqnssteu "
be on toard BY IA o'clock A NJ ING ASA W. ~ W 'A'
Sd May.
~,Ur NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL SfTED STATES
Mail Steamers ships composing TINS iine are the
80.
ARCTIC. aP.a.n
.,aPta,n
These shps built by contract expressly for gov
,rnnent service; every has been taken IN their
Tuction the engines TO strength snd speed
and for Passengers upeqused for
Elegance and comfort -
Price passage New York 20 Liverpool In first cabin
of extra staterooms, $500 In second
ssbn, TO- from Liverpool to New York, ESQ and sS0.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
Ma basth can be secured until paid for.
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HOTELS.


T EBAEON SPRINGS COLUMBIA HALL-THIa
IL establishmeat will be opened the LIST May next.
Families wishing Accommodations in the hotel cottages
can be accommodated on favorable terms German band
and other thing will be provided TO make
Il an agreeable summer residence by its proprietor.
HENRY HULL.
WAvRRLHY HOUSE. G7 BROADWAY, CORNER OF
w Fourth street, the European plan; for ia
miles single gentlemen by JOHN MOORE, formerly
the Croton Hotel
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GAIL BOAT FOR sALE-A CLrNKER BUILT SAIL
boat fourteen feet long copper fastened 10 perfect Or
der with two sets Of ss oars and rigging In,
1ssss o. AZ gGAN RANDALL, lgAt ss,4sssy ~ Essa