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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
Distresslng Accident.

On Monday afternoon number Of
young men from Connersville went to
the pigeon roost in the vicinity of
Brookville, among whom was john
MARSHALL PARKER, the eldest son Of
Hon. S. w. Parker. While getting
his gun out Of the wagon in the neigh
borhood Of Mr.. John SINNERS a
very large flock Of pigeons few over
and very near them. Young Parker
seized his gun by the muzzle and look
ing at the pigeons, was pulling it out
of the wagon when the cock canght on
something and the contents were dis
charged through his heart. He died
Immediately. He was a young man
of much promise and highly esteemed.
His parents, who are both at Washing
ton. have the sincere sympathy of this
whole community.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
GrccncastIc aud the Asbury Unt-
vcrsisy Ruined.

vcrsisy Ruined.
We have always felt great solicitude
about the Asbury University, and Il
gives us pain to hear Of any thing that
is likely to ruin il. Our readers are
already aware that President Berry
has rendered himself very odious to
certain Of the citizens Of Grecncastlc.
and 10 q certain class Of young men
who have sought to enter the Univer-
sity. And we will add that all the
faculty are equally odious to the same
persons. but. being modest men. or
rather. not being the official mouth
piece of the University they have es-
capped much Of the public Indignation
that has so justly deem heaped on the
Doctor. We have no intention Of al
lowing them to dodge responsibility.
and hence we make public that they
we were going TO say Prof, Wheeler in
particular. but we believe the whole Of
them are implicated-even DR.. Mast.
the German Professor. and we think
they should be dragged forth from
their retirement and held up TO thepub'
lie. and receive what justly belongs tc
them--a share Of the indignation Of
an injured portion Of the citizens Of In
diana. The University Is public in
stitution. Though not a State institu
ton. in the sense that 1t Is supported
by public money. yet It Is State in
s,itution in the sense that the people o
the State have made II, almost with
out respect to sect or party, what It is
Hence they have a right to know wheI
il suffers. and why il suffers; and the!
have right to call those who cause il
downfall to an account. We will ado
that we have reason to believe from ties
timcny that is reliable, that a yer,
large portion Of the citizens OF Green
castle--we think at least four ffths
them-have been engaged in the cru
SADIE that has brought about the pres
emit fearful State Of things. II is nc
a new movement either. Some of u
have known Of il foryears, and we hay
anticipated this very state of things
We are only astonished that the crisl
has been so longdelayed. But it ha
come at last, and now let those VIII
have brought il about bear the conse
quences. Perhaps Dr., Berry deserve
the most oft. but give others aportioI
These men, backed by four fifths,
not nine tenths of the citizens, and er
coursged by nine tenlhs Of the students
have kept such an everlasting ding
dong about temperance that the viii:
ky-seller of the town, in perfect COT
tempt. left them last week, declarin
, that he "would not do business an
! longer in such temperance hole."-
Wetzel. too, in whose grocery ma
was killed few weeks ago, has lef
for a more congenial cline. And
, fast young man who was sent there
enter college, last week. after tryir
hard at every corner to get some Ii
, uor. left in utter disgust, swearing b
words about the town and the colleg
r and all concerned. What dreadf
) state Of affairsl
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

~ If our friend CHARLEY SMITH
wants to see a man who is the exact
picture Of himselflet him drop into the
New Saddlery Hardware Store of Hun
ter, Coburn 4 Edmeston, No 2 Church
Building, Walnut street Cincinnati;
and there too, he or any other saddler,
or carriage trimmer. will find large
lot of just such goods as he wants at a
price to suit the times.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
N- II anpears that the Livhtnin

re- 1t appears that the Lightning
Train ran off the track last week; but
whether it was on account of the heavy
rains that fell, thus damaging the track,
or from some other cause. we should
not dare to say, but as it is now run
ming again, we hope it will keep on
in its usual course, and "mark good
time" &C., in the future.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
Rumered Death of M. souIe.

A letter from Paris. dated Wednes'
day. says: at has been currently re-
ported to-day that telegram has been
received from Madrid. announcing that
third duel has taken place in conse-
quence of the unhappy affair at M. De
Turgot's ball. The principals on this
occasion were contestants in the first
duel. The dispatch is said to state
that Mr.. Soule is killed." We shall
not be sorry if it proves true. Any
man who is fool enough to set him
self up as a mark to be shot at. isto(
big fool to be Of any use to king oil
country.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

6TPresident Mutt, of the White
Water College, Ceatrevile, Ind, spent
Sabbath before last in our town. He
preached twice with great acceptability.
His sermon we listened to with so much
pleasure and profit in the morning was
probably the best we ever heard him de-
liver. He is by no means deteriorating
as a pulpit orator; not secularizing by
his guardianship of the intellectual as
well as the moral interests Of youth, but
still stirring up the gift that's in him. I"
As6ury Notes.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

~ Mr.. Douglass, last Monday,
when "the Senate Chamber was crowd
ed to hear his speech on the Nebraska
question, commenced his speech by
saying that two objects had been sought
by the committee in preparing the Ne
braska bill; one was to protect the
rights of the Indians, and the other
the rights of the slave States"
Ofcourse the rights Of the slave States
must be protected! Who ever heard
of the rights Of the Free Statese
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
Temperance Meetings.

Arrangements have been made with
the different churches in this city, to
have Temperance meeting on every
Monday evening, to discuss the ques
ton "What is the best thing that lndi-
ana can do for HERSELF"
Hope to see crowd every night
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

A part of the New Albany. Brook
Vile and Sandusky road is not only let
but the grading is nearly completed on
the part from Eaton to Piqua, o. The
part from Huntsville. o.. to Sandusky
is already finished andin good running
order
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

6TThe mail from Indianapolis east,
is yet carried by the old Western Stage
Company, instead OF by Rail Road; and
the proposals for a new contract seem
to contemplate the same kind Of convey
ance, as they rsxe Eaton, oh o, en- route
from indianapolis to Dayton.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

0TThe President has issued proc
lamation against the California filibus-
tering expedition. We wish his charity
had begun at home and that he had sent
Gen. Scott against the Erie robbers.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

IThe more we examine The Indi-
ana Readers the better We like them.
We think they are an improvement on
M'Guffey's.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

OF The Merchants of Philadelphia
have held meeting to sympathise
with the Erie robbers. We hope Wes-
tern merchants will avoid the Phila-
delphia merchants as they would a set
of thieves and robbers.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

Er The next session of Brookyille
College will begin next Monday. There
is room for large number Of students,
male and female. Boarding may be
had on good terms, in good families,
near the College Edifce.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

0FFour had declined from 81 to 675
at the latest dates from Cincinnati. Bet
ter sell your Uieat soon.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
tore nomau Cathol,c rebellion.

More Roman Catholic HebetltOus
A large number Of the members of
the Holy Trinity (Roman CathoIic)
Church, corner Of Sixth and Spruce
streets, Philade lphia. have forwarded
petition and remonstrance to the State
Legislature, setting forth that the arbi-
trary conduct OF the Bishop Of that do
cese has, for more than year past, de-
prived them Of pastor. because they
have refused to Internationally transfer
to him their church property. This re-
fusal has embarrassed them In the dis
posal Of certain trust funds, among which
is an annuity Of several hundred dollars,
20 be annually distributed among their
poor, with proyiso that they shall have
partaken Of the communion In said
church during the year.
The congregation was incorporated in
1888, and regularly supplied with pas
tors until ls52-when new doctrine
sprang up.that all church property should
be vested In the Bishops, aud betaken
from the control or supervision OF the
people, In accordance with decree OF
the Council OF Bishops, which met In
Baltimore In is4s.
They protest strongly against grant
ing any new power 10 their Bishops, by
law; and ask that. as their church. Is no
mt 70 than a private chapel, which be-
longs to themselves, their charter may
be so altered, as TO allow the trustees "a
appoint pastor, should the Bishop con-
tinue 10 refuse them one. This appeal
Is fortified with arguments which. II viii
bother the Bishop TO overthrow.
EFT Senate has passed bill
authorizing the President TO confer tn,
title OF Lieut.. General upon Genera
Scott. but it has been put to rest in
the house. We hope it may rest there
We were sorry that the question wa
ever mooted in Congress at all. Gen
Scott needs no such trappings to MAKE
him great man, or to entitle him L
rank as the greatest living chieftain o.
earth. A lazy dolt. that Is dragged
through college without merit, need
sheep skin TO prove that he is
) scholar; but the real scholar receive
one merely for forms sake, if at al
; and cares nothing more about it. !
! laundering, cowardly, faintingGenera
= needs some afterendorsement, to prov
: his valor and skill. or it would forev'
0 be questioned. Not so with Gener
r Scott. The pages of American hi
tory for forty years already record h
standing as soldier. and though
d thousand such Congresses should r
> fuse to comply with the customs
y other countries, our children and o.
d children's children will do him homo
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

Harris's Mirror Of IntemperGnee and
Crime, will be exhibited in the Metho'
dist Church, on Friday and Saturday
evenings. We have heard it spoken of
as exceedingly interesting and useful.
We hope it will be well attended. The
impression it makes on the mind Of the
young is said to be lasting and profit
able. Take with you the inebriate if
you can, and the moderate drinker.
w- The people of Wheeling, Va,
have just taken a vote on the question
of license or no license to sell liquor,
with the following result:
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

EFThe Supreme Court OF Iowa, at
its recent session, decided the liquor
law of that State to be unconstitutional.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03
n SINGLE COPIES Of the

INDI1N1 1OERICAN can be had
at this Office, neatly enveloped and pre-.
paid with stamps. at i've cents each.
Persons who have not time to write
letters will dnd this q cheap means OF
sending news TO their friends.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-02-03

no Our Farmer friends who have
grass seed, dried fruit, eggs, butter or
anything Of that sort to sell, will find
clever fellow, and an accommodating
customer in Mr.. A. A. Golfer, who
furnishes us weekly, the Cincinnati pri-
ces. See his Gard and give him acall.
NEvansville, Ind, and Henderson
KY, are connected by telegraph. The
river is crossed about three miles above
Evansville by a large wire covered with
thick coating Of gutta percha and wrap
ped with fourteen strands of wire, and
nearly twelve hundred yards long,
which is sunk to the bottom. AT la
ties. dates it worked well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-19

On Tuesday evening January H. At the Church Of thu
Holy Trinity Brc ohlyn by the Rev Or. LAWS JAMES
HAIslY to Niss JAsxP IoRp, al Of the above place
On Tuesday evening, January II, BY the Rsv Dr. Nil
lett 1t his residence No. sos Broome srest Mr. BRJAsN
wAILSs Of New Jersey, to Miss CAROLINE MURRAY. o:
Brooklyn, L l.
At Blazing Star, N. j. on Tuesday, January IT. by the
Rev. Mr. Martin, Mr. THOMAS JoSrs OF this eity to Mss
CAROLINE D.. daughter Of Peter D. Brasted, Esq., Of tns
former place.
Church. peIrepont street. Brooklyn, by the Rsv Dr. Be-
thune, john " E yANDRHoEr TO LuoREnA MARSHALL,
dAe ghter OF L. aleck, both OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-19
The Arson Case Mt metropolitan Hall.
pHCHAn0K OF TEE ACcUsRD-oPlsION OF JUSTICE

The Arson Case Mt metropolitan Hall.
D1scHARoK or TIE AccUsRD-oPNIoN OF JUsrICE
STEWART.
IN this matter, on the charge pso'ing against James
Nugsnt arrested suspicion of setting are 10 the
opolitan Hall the morning Of ths inst the
gsrats, after careful examination has rendered the
fsllswing
- the matter CT the burning OF Metropolitsn Hsnsnd
xns lAfsrge Hotel have npon plant made against
James Nugent as party implicated In the setting hre 20
me ABOVE named misses, made thorough and faith
al exsminAton Ia the matter and upon consiisrAttou
OF the evidence and Of a the circumstances OF the CASE
am OF The opinion that these buildings were gnedy
81 on NE; but 1t is by means ~ evfcent to ne
that the accused is guilty Of tins offence,
charge he MT bat aside from contradictory
Statement made by himself after the nre 70 hs
precise ~heTeabouts Al tho time the burning Ass
cieoyered and which, in view Of the pscu.r cirsum
Er Of the oecason aud the probable state Of hs
misc, may bs resouced with his perfect
fpno CO. there il svder tenf ing in the
mote degree i'm pcate him In the felony. Neither
malice. interest motive whAtevsr IL shown that
ht be suPpo,ed TO induce the commission CT the act
1t is abundAntly evident. upon Il showing Of the wit.
for the prosecution, that Nugent not
Known be about the Hall until at least several
Minutes sfter the fire had been coversd by three or
persons; and while there ssvsry fact censdsred
almost evidence tending TO excite suspicion against
thu accused am clear In the opinion that in point OF
truth he wholly innocent OF the I'm puted to him.
therefore dismiss The complaint and Hbera,e the
eRssd from custody
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-19

Yh purely vegetable remedy which has been With
wonderful tor years In the treatment Of bren.
oiss consumption and all chronic diseases Of the
arsa air passAges and lnrss AL such symptoms tick
ting the throa tgbtness Of bresthng hacking
ssh, swss.s le:s voice hectic fever splitting blood
fsstual mbnation discovered In the
Practice by the celebrated Prot NoClintock OF
No morphine tartar sstie other injurious drugs
IN its position For sale BY the rnoipAl apotbscass
we city and BY ACUSHhAN CO.. proprstors. Ia Fulton
street, stars
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Court Calsndar-Fhis Da,

CMsD Sfsrss DISTRICT CouRf.-Nos., Ia Il, a. 3d. "a,
n ~ A. 81, Oh
1rr1nn Oous7-arouit Mos lis, l. "a, 81, 90, 70, 3
10 ~ 90. 95, %, 81
BcFRnH CouRr-spssiaI rsrm Nos l. Is, %, "a rs,
l36, rs, l61 101, 90, rs, 1876 to 1873
CeAsos PIaAs.-Psrt First No calendar Part Sesond
Nss 81 3d. 8, a. 49, l24, 1875 1885, 1885, l45 lac, ss,
lFe, 1856 isS
BCrRins O0rn--Two branobes-Eos. ISL AS, IS, 70,
"A, 81, TAI 242 ST. lss IT'S 1856 263 a. 1877 24s 2Ye
971, 2,8 279 ESQ 2Sl asa 2ss 2s4 286 1855 2sB 2s9,
400, 2sl, 2o2, 293 294, 2s6, 2a6, 2e7, 2a8, 301.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-19

Kentucky, where Mr.. Ward shot schoolmaster
who had logged his brother, would not have
occurred. This recent Connecticut affair do
tstes the policy of exchanging our system with
out delay for one more suited to the age and
more consonant with common sense and human
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-19
PUBLICATIONS

NAV FASHIONS FOR FEBRUARY PART 4 PRICE
IN 10 cents Of Irsnt Lesss Ladies 20. Of Psris
iobdcn, srd New York Fashions y eontsining colo Cd
plate AMI 10 Il the styet vii ready
for the trade On the 23def this month. once John
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HOTELS.

TO PASSENGERS FOR CURA.-THE REvsRR HOUSE
% he arsert most airy, oommosicus ard Advantage.
ously susted hoss IN Ha,sns IN Oh. mSedsts ,oiay 81
hs Captain cenera AID btsndents pAlsce the CAshe.
drs struichre % Columbus Plaza Dc Custom
ssS sasy, and but few minutes walk drive from shs
hlsm.ds Ptsea, and Tao N Theatre. Lsslish epsash,
ff.rch ~ German spoken elem vsts the steam 20
i.cs The lsndns OF pAssoI and Baggage Mrs. RAY
k0ND, Pro pristrssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-19

LIRNlaHED HOUSE - LU-LoCATION TWENTY.
third street. an every dvss in tho
furr iture in November lss Of
two lines Of 6tAEes the door. n
good tenant and post.tsion H e3Atsy Every sr,e In
PeteIs ofce OF the journal OF Commerce. Wall
and " alter streeta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-19

:sd open from Niagara Fail Dssros Pssssascrs going
wet can, on MONDAY she short rtute,
Great Wesern Rsiwsy Chicago and the .ssss,p 49,
avoid tho long aud vexous journey sound the south shore
2 Lake Ars Per throush Ticket. freight apply A. Ne
ssreet. DARIUS CLARK, Agent
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EXTRA PAY.

ExrRA PAy.-ALL U. s. NAVY SAILORS wGo
~ served IN any U. vessel In the P.oto. ~ say time
GDwARD BIssnfL, Agent
Law Psxsss q. O. T.. " Bsuth WllIaa a.. Ssisv van
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-19

century has IL wonderful discovery and great Ths
hon for the 18th and probably will accorded
DR. CoRRINE for his Of tbs Syrup of CHASE
unryaed IL Its cure Of coughs o3las For sale VIII
Fsrbank Co.. IS and a. Hano, street Boston Jour
nal Atc BY chss d. King ls2 Broadway, And by Boyd
Paul, ~ CoItlsudt street.
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SALES Ar'ArCTION.

Al UCTIOS EOfICE.-E H. PLUus. AUCrIo sEtf.'
~ foe Is Chambers street The ubserNlned would res
ptstte y .ai tile ruoe generally 81 they are "
= te ~ Auon motto on the mpit rea
sohsbls tsms all goods vnres sid merchandise entu
u tLeif ere b. I'll. PL6Ns.
y. v. YEKA ace
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
Personal.

FEASONAAs
IMPORTATION wANTED-or MISS ELLEN :; sup
posed TO be iron Halifax; last ady's Aid ~
asSTsa Az 60 W: srs s,r S
Fraphra place in the Sasemsnt
JsFoKNA TON wANTED-oF MISS ELLEN CRIB aEN
Sy .esS' y her % - ss.1
advansaGs
MIssINo-sINCE THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. Is
wi supposed 70 hsvs been decoyed away, boy twelve
s.s.s :ssn. and sI sosni.on va. dressed in ARK
sue.ss rsss1.r can xiv. any that viii .sa,
address VI Berry Turner No Cannon rect, aai re-
leave the anIetyof his distressed pArsn Country papers
pieass copy.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A SECOND NETTING PURSUANT 10 AN AD:
u: ssdi.. the ground Of s.ond
avenue an, Fir, street Mi VI. b aSid ms sy.sss =. y
streets Afaii attendance isss s,Tn s,oxs ,.,n
JANIS O. PowrRs Secretary.
A Ii PERSONS OWNING PICTURES NOW ON THE
"A premises OF Benedict Muller deceased arc requested
property viii be seid ., saosion on shs prsa:ss No 2
fsf Il s9i ss * + Pss
NATIONAL POULTRY SOCIETY In CONSEQUENCE
~ q tbs our ring Of nsss psins1 aa IL
cpsSs N..onsi Pouisr, sS,S 70 esmm.no. in New Yors
i:s T.s;:. vii sa$ :s,:s
other necessary arrAnssmenh aor the sxnisiuea
A. B. ALLEN, Secretary.
MCCLELLAN ADJoURsEp NETTING OF TIE
~ citizens and friends e Wright LaaiefsS Johason,
Wright Laniers Co, sufferers BY the
burning otke La Farge Hotel will be held Al the ketrop
lisss Rotsl, .bs Thursdsyl evening st7f O'Clock
NOTICE TO rAILoRs AND TAILOREssEs. -rgR
~ bands that have out work from the pRdrsgsed from @
william requested tho to No rs
william street. stairs. DAVID J. LEVY BaoTH ER
n U.A-TBE MEMBERS OF CONTIsEsTaL CHAP
~. Ne II hereby notified 10 be pressat At their
porance 70 member wiz b brought % tie meet
kg. JOS. LAB0YrsAUx, 5n
OFFICE or THE CHRsbIRB GLASS CDhPANr-Ar
~ election held ths 10th inst the tsnosas named
gentsmen chosen officers cf Tbs iet The
suiny year :-Benjamin Y French, Prssidept I'm. r.
Bsebe william D. Cromwell Phlo v 6seb., and Peter
DUBLIc cAUTIoN.-oUR CLERK WAS RosBsD rvs
trday afternoon check for tl 80 the Market BsnE
Of this city drawn ~ sesrs L. Page % paysbie y
Ns payment has been stopped.
pUBLIc ATTENTION Is CALLED TO ELLsw ORTIZ
Tbsyer -Hetoe.-Thcir whole attention Is given TO
nelp people cut Of GUILTY Whistler oabs BY
sss or ~ he aots Of others
SAyIkGs DE3AaTNEST, EIoHTH AVENUE BANK
soner OF hshth avenue and Tn ry third street
atn, Tom " o'clock A. NJ, t. o'clock, p Dspohts
- ~ apwsrds reserved siz per cent intsr,st al
sxeeecus tnA. amount ave per Monoy deposited
fore the STAT 81 January will draw from
- n fsultbn, ffesdent, Jse Cromwell Woe Pre-.
sdent; James L. Dayton, Secretary; John L. Lloyd
oountans = - -
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TENANTS REGISTER.

FURNISHED HOU . 10 LEr-TIL. NAY, UP TOWN,
Nottb good TIRE" honse with all the modern
IMPROVEMENTS fpTutura I'D GOOD private
family only. Apply TO HiLLIN0 4 TUCKER 28e Bread
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,sr ed 20 your sr-y or sandy and he will match
s1ads his e1oelsior seems 10 ecnt.is in is vsrou
Mates Of al uti n the natural coiors OF the h.r
aever fails free from eAus.io. sold and applied
No, Astor Rouse,
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MEoHAklcsINsurrTE LECTURES FOR ls3L-PRo.
iv lessor Alhouse Perrin wii before the bou
Wis ~ ur day. evening commencing At o'clock subject
Man MISSION" hgnb,rg amt their ia miles admitted
free TO all TIE !ecturs. CHAS. H. DELAVAN,
n and Comm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-19

NfIss LUCY STONE Will DELIVER THE SEVENTH
M lecture IN the Rev T. anti slavery Soeetys Courss
at VIE Tse Gle 1u.sdsy evening" JanEA.y a. TX
o'o.oos. Admission rs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-19

DyeI, colers the hair whiskers Beautiful black or
teneously without urng the hair or skin
essrce.sle .,or Is daily saioirs celebrity for is
superiority all other aha
,sve purplyor reddish ossA tho hair Applied
sold Wholesale and retail at IS CoraAdt street. 800 Grand
nd Broad Eay
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snssged rsng the prsi nnares for the dsp sitoa
tie Efs prorsry. their expectation be ready for
winding Of the affair commencing Monday. 3Dth nss
The psce sGch Opposition will doubts bc Wsshi
city - We sisted before The mode viii 20 duly uneed
deter uir ed upon In tho antme. sia
tns few Of the tickets Be obtained a. Academy M
no 6t3 Broadway At Howe's cough candy No Ice
Chatham street. A. Cstteips drng ttsre Fulton street,
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