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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-28
. tt,eks~
Mercantile College.

h0tth-Wett eorner ~ xth and wax
nut streets, ctncsnnati, ohis.
fruB underslgued hes rmoved his nsres.fr<
college 10 hls new building. korth- ess cen o.
~ " niE al and eth -. wktrr he hes fis>s m =
splendid keii Of Rooms. expressly FOR his bnsne.-
having spared mother pflns or espsnss IN ne.
Mug Them In ever resperi The most convsn,snl
and pleasant school Rooms inthe Unlted snt>s.
The Plan udoltsd In teaching con biass prs<ess
vit ueqt!; Instead OF using books. the pnniis az
exsrsit-d n nsking original ent1es ofevsry Say
bus'aess transactions tcurnslizinr povs,nx. Ia,
hneiEE aesoun<. oe hinr and closing ola grc.s N.
rieiI Of ilrefentson ~ books both Tor p~,ts
ard individual bn-iuc>e, ~ksre Ne basfness ~
bsen rrosperous and advenc: apt bhus euslIfris-.
INC student for crt ernr into tho practical ssk<
~ The setouhfaft In any kfnt ofbrsinc<s
The coarse oflnssrustion vii consist % dss -
en,r, book Keeping, osabnetng cvsr, eeps rsn 81
oftrde aud Mefeanf'le Aesount, Va: wteissak.
Retail, Cmmissio~, Esekases, BaaLsso,
Manufacturing, SaiRpine,o Isdissdsal
Parn@saip. Sseamboahse, snd Co,eo.sd
90. Bssinsss.. ComnssrcssT ealssission-
Practical Premiership. and Lsesurss q
Coms<reial Lao, also L<<ssres "a ~
1sose7'os Of Aeoouat, csssom Of AsrsAsoe
a "a.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

cPEER 81 STEPHENS are paying the
u highest price for Linen and cotton rags deliv-
cred ~ their paper mill.
Brook ville. Nov. 10th, ls5s.--5O-u.
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CARD FOR THE NEW YEAR

TIE subscriber respectfully informs his numer.
on- customers, that he has this day assoca.
TED with him, in his manufacturing, requiring
AMI Carriage Ware-honse, Mr.. A. d. JIEDENRERG
vino IL practically acquainte with the business In
MI its branches, and will take the personal man.
ssenent Of the establishment. from this date. Nv
OIL customers aud the public generally, may de-
pend on having an orders in our line attended TO
WIN the same pramPtness, that has always been
observed 10 my establishment.
fal' assortment OF Carriages, comprising every
,sr e,y and coaches. Barouchcs. Gigs, and Bug.
gys. Harness, 4 Whips, will be kept on hand. Car.
riaees built to order, and all kinds Of Rep,jrinp
done in the best style. Plantation Wagons,
Carts &C., built and Repaired Plantation Smith
work ofevsry description attended 10. also Balcony
AMI Cenetary Rulings, ~ the latest STYLES. made
and put up. Our assortment Of Iron, viii he com.
pete ofsve-y description, and our aim will he TO
fu nsh every thing Pertaining to our business.
with p-omptne,s, and 20 the satisfaction ~ onr
customers. We confidently rely an the PATRONAGE
o or friends. The Business viii be Conducted
uod ~ the Arm Of W. ?. funns-d L Co.. At the Ala
established stand, eorset Of Church and Main a.
Baton Roug9 WI. TUNNARn
- tf D. D. RlDkDuDk
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9 CA Iv5ssH.<
ruKis,sjIiNd sTcRE

= aJGYetie,fSfte na
a LII the Cl,,th.n.si, this e. +al,ilshnen i
~ made % are!.r--ot ihLSH G.3aE.
ILLS AND FASHIONABLE I.Yj.
TEXAS. ~ :sIs fact, the putim lp.y eel
Satis sed 1t Is All economy to buy sacf
goods, 10 preference to sl"p.aep work pe,A.
e. al What are wrongly ''-M.nin at.-i 4 Il, Al
Stores.' The stock nov on k;nl ct,,.s:s.s
IN co"lpla'" assortment OF Srrihs aAe
Summer Clothing. To which Is aai!v be
ing ad'ie,i every 5t.ins n. " AMI haaa.,:l,I
o. Gentlemen are invite! to call and es
anime for themselves.
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\ Notice to OnfractOrs.
+. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
WILL. mr. RECE!F

l ed by the Baton Ronec Crosse T6te and Op~-
iotsas Plank Road Company, for the following
works:
Grading west Of Lake Cccodrie ~ the Crosse Tete.
from the Lake to Films Tract Of Land.
Films to the Mississippi River.
Falling the timber on the sides Of the road, from
Crosse Tote TO Lake Coccdrie
Plarking eight miles or more.
Securing down the Planking
The proposals TO be presented on or before the
Oh day Of February next Ust4.)
Specifications for the said work 70 be -cen at the
Office Of the President Of the Company, IN Bayou
Crosse Tefe, and At the Office OFFS NJ. HARr. in the
Town Of Baton Rouge. JAS. II. JOHNSTON.
Jan.6.1ino. Secretary.
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p. CAPD.ViEL.LE,
.TCCESSok TO NEVgEy

Ld"fct Sf,'eet letUcrH L0fuYcstc &.
IHira H,,son Rouge. La
FNFGENS his ni.n,r,p.s customers. Ma.
L be viii CONTINUE the i,sines, az. hereto
tore, he has Jt.>t received an assert. ~, Of
Nee aoods--cohsi.ti i. If I.a,sits rt.nch
Cores linen hasdkerchi.s, ine cotton
>'"r ,nss. blsck lace ve!,s. brita ~:.atAs.
l. ~ek aud White hobinr''. swiss edgi = Il
W .r'i.ss. .'aehcn.t. 10 inse,..n.s. co ton
ani Inc Ii lsces. hiaek six 10 black ps.v-t
trimmings. sis end cotton 10. r'an and
H.. ,.t nhi3ons. black fiet gloves, white &
c"!u.,: :, do. large sssorirne't OF per-
Ian"r} oil ktids o; cos,ps and brnsil.s-
10, ks' tnt,-s and scissors. Wade & Butcher
'es'"> 'ne porte nonie. sccnrdeon> &c
- - witch he offers a. moderate r,ices.
spt1H.p 3tf gr% g E@Vstfrt e3f. t5f FL
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-. ksJ4 { ARD!

DROGRE>Si> cur otto! Nifh a rev
1 year"w." wish 10 adopt new n cas-
re>-incasIres c.n,n ersuia!t witt {! c tine
And which we trust will meet tie al rro-
baton o. all.
Our desi n is to make i d;st;nc:!y known
that from ard efter tLis Date tina; for oil
pnrcl ases T. ade Of ",s" w order or With
out cash in hand Unless time lie exr,ess.
y STIMULATED for. we will on the first O; each
month proceed to Ietder to each purchaser,
without reter,rce to lcw recent tie ,uy-
chase may he, q hill OF ,Eer inteltedness 70
us which We fully inst will a wavs meet
with innedIate attention Our d.si.e il
to give every cus'one. good articles at 4
good iar ca h valuation and in order to do
so we must have orr ILLS laid r'nc'us!ly.
Il there are any to when this manner of
tolrg business is ofIcnelve. we do nc. want
their custom. With thanks to CIR rarv
Kind friends who have So freely ,at,ou;ztd
us curing the past year and bore for their
We Eenla;r,
With rssrect &c.
Jan. LIST 1854. JOSHUA BtAL.
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s4.NE.I'tl5e C1-UX32aNSs.
General 'tpo' Of Plantation C!o.hing,
Nos. and Is OLD eyes.

Corner ~ CMst1.srOYss stier!. New ,lp1ns
PLANTERS VII sud ~ This establishment the
IL Fesi ~nd NOS, coH.t etc ssortment Of
PLANTATION CLOTHING
I" be met IL iIiu. TN tss: 81 ,tes. They will end
i, &" tte.r advantage to purchase tI,vir Clothing
'esdv nls.is, - tiey y n save thereby time and
'npssy and avoid eli s!- troub.e Of lnAnu!ac -uiiir
~ iiutpt.
Wosss .sD GIALs' PLANTATION CLor1lso
W.r.ii4y , oeks. li.ayy Co:tona6e Yrocks;
hAasy kers.s 'oseys, used lile mems scket.,
49, for protection n ON cold.
Co.tonAie Jos.y, do do
tre~r Cotton CHsr Uses
TENS md 30 IS WINTER PL1EIA TON
g OF n :. G.
Nrn-' AMI Boys Lea,y xe'-.y Monkey jackets;
DO DO he ~ P..utaoons:
90 d. Tailed Red Ftannei Shirts;
q" do Hickory Snrts
nl.nie Tspots, with Hocds
Scotch a.' poin ea Wool Caps;
Heavy AxGtUc'y Knit Wool Socks;
bi,cr Gisaed Hnts;
White and Colo ed Wool Blankets
Heavy ker ey. by the piece
NENS' ind 30 vs. .St-NAER PLAE7A ron
CT q HING.
Denius and Log CABIN Co'tonsAc PantaIoons:
Denrl- and Log Cabin HaEcyJ.cke
Cot'onsde var.u<es;
Whit. land brown Netting Nu.quito Fsrs;
kcko, and tLecA Shirts;
Camleschy raw Hats
H7K rIOJHiNG
Oil Cloth Monsev Jac' ets:
Oil Cloth PAnta'oons
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NEW nes -sse s--.l W, p e-.,

Y 4 -
.eu9. NEW orr. Ia, 3. ss ~ -. fslr
= - =. Z go !. z, J.
F-s''''' 's' eyss5 Hoy VI -,
a1'sI. s'aes .,ss,a, ssseti ~ ~ ,,ses ,,i'5.;
.-,,s. 900 N9sss ssrsy sAtsrSSs q
'''"''' ."
r*.,-r NEW ooLEslss nAFrsf satsA
~ Il, 4, 49, - = 4, =
Wy 4'ss tsa.sse 81 ID IN ts,ssgt - M .'s
lea@e.Scw o'lesns y, IN ifcrqjs ri 6s,'
ere. ns ~. an s's t'ils = oc
nv e sssoaia AID
Isfs % r. a,st s &. S s
:, ss'.. .fs = stsist a,s''f EN-.
sa...y p'ss' 'eAeay sa5ss'y o.
= !. Moor, s.. Is.
feer al ,a1s' ss3 Nv MI. - =
. sts..i.. sTl.sgai, Ms q sssrs,s:. !, s.. &,
~ :. 8ssss Sara w.;
~ ~ ~ i'al ''rue.
s.nssr -te.nv .sN Nj /. g. s,J x.s 'ay f.
having heen a,rc.t aad ,:ho:opg lysepaites,. has
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CLOTHING, &c.
w. ID. Msg.Y.sPs

CITY ENF0",I'N or
FANCY asTAp1t DRY GcCDS.
T1sFIN: js..s i, t;,i.-9 ron .sea lork
| / an' l'i.'a,.e!p!as.a, WI pfn%,rs levy
nays. 2 very !ass.e en-! Taariet asso,f IL en- III
Easy nfy oo, 81 sIs Iete4i ap.i u.pst
'as'sI" s. .' pattern TIE a'ifs wa ire
sio'l''.a q 5:ae Inc. wien he Eta;t's arr
y = e e az ff s % c!Isoipess ser "
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. PRESENTS FOR
CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS
vANIEfY SORE -LAuKEL STREET.
3c~ce L1fayette ami Chu~h are>t,
BATON Rouge, La.
I HAVE just received complete assort-
L ment OF Toys of all description, dressed
and un 'ressed dolls Of all sizes, and other
fancy articles consisting Of:
Furnished Wooden Work Boxes,
CHINA sets of all sizes,
China vases Of all sizes.
.. China powder boxes. tt
Glass Work Boxes,
Velvet Reicnles.
,r Mechanical figures,
Music Boxes,
Accordeons,
And other articles too numerous 10 men.
ton all for sale on reasonable ter,os.
Dec. "a I'm. P. CAPDEViELLE.
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FIELDING MTSSELMAN
Wholesale and ketsilrea'eri in all kinds
OF C0NFECTI0HAEIES.

wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds
OF CONFEC1I0NAR
Conner of Third ard Laurel SITS. ineayl,
opposite the Pank) Patton Rouge
HAElNG this dav REDUCED his prices,
Il he is prepared TO furnish all kird Of
4 A ~ Of WHOLESALE snd RETAIL. on
more favora' e terms than can lie had in N.
Orleans: ant h,vine x,e,ienced workman,
his candy will always be rUEE and FRESH;
care being taken that 10 ''ie'eterious j, gre
dent" is used in It's manufacture. as is too
often the case with confectionery purchased
at Auctions ard from irresponsible homes.
He trusts tat The trade of this and ihs
adjoining parishes viii give him their a.
ders 10 I'll, which he rs prepared to do 10
any amount. having nsie arrangements for
the best quality Of sugar in market and le-
ing in corresrondence with one of The large.
est houses in New York, to supply him wifi.
fancy confectionery and articles in his linz.
Sep'emher 7.-v
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vense de sue e.ss:0lt,

Dams fop'are re IN ss.cession ac KEBrccA
bRAsHsAR>. e,,onse re tn'se de IAcce ZrG.
No. 3 8. toar DIES treu.es III ',ix.sne
Distinct Observation-Disclosures d'rst Batcu
Honge. on,siare
TN VERTU d'ure comm ssion 'snc6e
- dams Ia SUGGEST ci.iessUs a moi
adressee par pilonosable Cour ,1u ,,ixieme
District lndicisire dams ct pour la paro,sse
Est Baton Rouge. Fiat de to,,i. lane.
J+xrose!al Ell rente rubIiq'ie dams Ia dits
parosse q la porte de Ia uiaison de Ccur
dams Ia vile &c Baton Rouge.
L"n7i, 30 Jana.'er proclaim, 1854,
a midi, La propre ci-apes dG>ig,ees ct
decr,tes. ap!ar'enant Ia succession &c MIS-.
Rehrcca Brashears, e ro,se dc Jacoh Zy,
reinforcement de cettc Pao:sse Ge { &C.
savoir:
UN negro hor,nne jim GU JAMES. as
IS ans. Condition de la Ven,e-CoMrrAn
snr deiv,ance.
,e 6is II. W APIN. Sheriff
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OF Cloth Storm Hats.
New Artfc Is q! q Clofh.

Tor it9sSe7. Adc0 5 cured a iutenf
oHcLcrH !.ssas-. witt Sleeve, expressly got up TO
p'oiest q e .ttoil chers EarEients from the So
t"ratine et'-ef II t'e dews on ,he leaves of the
cntt"" p :n' IN tie esr'y hours OF The morn;rs
OiAIDrv CApnys. will, hoods, 10 cover the head -
iris article -. .uif both cation aud sugar plyn-
srrs, ~ il cat se used IN my weather, the hood
.h cid ny NE negro, head aad neck completely
from The vet.
T. n'. Of Oil Clothing cannot be too h'e's,y re-
conrier et % Yl, nters, they will find by expe.
"'cr 'hf' II p-ers''e great deal Of scsness &C.
rsai"f Is isTr c'ottes, and il VI! allow the ne
srHee. vho are of.n 'tp back from the cotton field
Ir'i' The lev he leaves has dried. to yet out
'r'~- in tie hay. ginning thereby an hour or two
~ r rx'rg - eaci hand.
Plar'."s; commission merchants and others. are
i"v'e' "a cal ard exar,ine my stoc, . goods,
~i'ir! o'@er for sale On liberia, terms.
novl5-*nc. N. c. FOiGER.
1879 Ord Ieyee, cor. Cus:orni oases 40.
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Mournin, Goods.

Mourning Goods.
k>HE subscriber tas MT tcelveh from
4. New York. another assortment. of
handsome Mourning Goods. Consisting Of
! hpin's be black VI d. Lare., Bomha-
zines Alapacas. Nom ming Grapes. Mo,iros.
G'li.bamS. a!>ol0 aids If the best black
English prints, all small fy"rsss.
nov ll-v =" u pu,,,,rc
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II .S,lluia:tr Of T. sac.

WE WILL OFFER FOR SALE ~
" constantly after the ~ of a
DE. ember, 1913. at our well known ~
stand No l59. Gravier Street. New Orleans
The most choice selections ot NEGROES
that can he found in this country.
10 Purchasers may rely Oh not being
deceived in any servant we seI.
NO brokers will be employed by us. a.
the profits Oh such negroes as We OFF, will
not justify the al .tloual expense Of broker
aye. ID. NJ. NJ >ITlIEWS.
declG-,f, c. VI. RUTHERFORD
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7. n. KAUFMAN.
Cant Hoxse Square Corne, If
America and st F5wisinayJ sts,

1870 '4VS'sO ~ nfskss1ss 49, WV VI
+ America and St Frainamd sts.
uousr srcss ass d g:sssks PAINTER,
III and paper hanser4-wenld &c .pectfully cali
the attention y. the citizsns OF nAton Rouge and
Of the scent parishes, that re Il now prepared
him, and pledges h,nselfto eIys general satsf.o-
tion 70 these who viii favor ilim. lie has row on
band beautiful assortment of pare hanging ana
will continue 10 receive all Of the most tsautifa
and latest fashion patterns ~ his, saop.
He has engaEcd competent vosf nan and will he
resay ~ I'll times to attend 70 or1eSsi, his anr
~ Also Grainins, GIazing a,h! Gliding; knia-
ton Of wood and marble executed in the We y hest
style. iani7-y.
Books and Music.
rONVER Al IONS. Oh comn,n things;
~ Fern Leaves. by Fanny Fern: SIR
rett's Geography Of the heavens and A.
las: Wehs'er's 4th Dictionary Sopanc'e's
series Of Greek books Hannah Moore's
private devotions; Pictnsa al Brother John.
athan: Uncle Tom in French; Confessions
of an Eaton Boy; Bleak House. hy Dict.
en-; the Harn,onial Man. by Davis lpni
Leoti Head Of the family; G"nt'a,r,n
Jack an great variety Of Toys AID
other books. suitable for presents. and .
large collection If Piano MUSIC. Just r..
ceived from New York and Boston. and for
sale by
jan 2l-y. GEO. ~ HEROHAN
"ALI PtP,a.--191O rolls Paper
w Han .inys Just received from bo~-
ton and for sac bv
jan. ely. GEO. N. HERONAT.
TOR sAhE.-A d.'ish.A, "cottare" resirenc.
with suitable out but iinys, and two x"p.',,'a
Of land attached, eligtby si.nNted ON Church
street for sase-terms favorable.
Until sold, the above property viii be rented Vt
modernse price ger mouth. Apr'y'o
dec. 33H EN-. HART 4 co.
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PAM 1eagt elGsk s
-0syA 6sss. Rsss. ~ ntssas
AZ afNsxef Rssi taDtsT r.,
sN1OTICE is hereby given - tn Back
~ holders 81 this com, Any that a in
sfaimest Of ten per cent % the s,no"ni
of stock ~ 50 per share) VIII be due and
aspavatie dnthe first day Of February next,
= llS54y BY order ofthp Board.
ep dec 1. ALFRED SgEppEKs, Secf'y.l
sis OHce orkAs B,son Ro.s2s and Hinton
$3.50 Plank RonA ConpaMy.
NOTICE IL hereby given to the Stockholders Of
~ the Company that an fnstalment Of Ten per
Ten! on the amount Of stock saSscr he'd (f2 - per
shAre) viii be due and payable on the nrst day Of
April QS51.) By order u the Board.
Jan. 81 ALFRED sIlEpPERR
Notice to Contractors.
tNsrr Y the Baton IDugs 0sd Ch.fos
-tf PttAk Rnad Company
Baron RoraE, Jam .,2nd 1884.
PROPOSALS will be received At this
4 Office until Saturday the 25th day of
February next, 1854, to Plank ten miles Of
the Baton Rouge an l Clinton Plank Road;
in accordance with the specifications to
be secn at this offire By order Of thu Board
jan. 22. ALFFRn SHIPPERS
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Parish Tax Notice.

TNHE Undersigned having been appointed
L col ector OF Parish take. in and for the
Parish OF East b on Rouge, give notice
to all persons indebted for Taxes for the
year 1853. to come forward and make i'm
mediate payment oil the same, at his Office
At the. store OF Hacket Il Brooks, on
Church street in the city Of Baton Rouge,
q. HACkET,
jan ~. Collector OF Parish lakes.
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Books! Books

Books! Books
:" ERSTER'S Die 'iarary. cter',nee
w qua'toediti,n Sw ifs w .rks com
plefe in two vol Vol {; eenleaf on
evidence; ili;Iard on Mortgage Rcs :.
rau's conte sion christmas Roses The
Rose Bud Juvenile Keepsake Also a
! rye va'i tyo. Diaries and 4 rnaracs for
1854. AMI a fine SCR, ,lcn' of blank Cards
in store an or al. by
nov. 10y GEO. NJ. HEROMAV.
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Is. Blankets
ME subscriber has just received from
J, L New York 80 heavy grey negro
blankets; 100 white French DO; 100 fine
bed do: also eric and saddle do.
septic W. D.. PHILLIPS
(r1Ck POMATUN-The best form in
- which Poma'rm can be pu' IN. Can
m conveniently cared IN the pocket, al
yavs realty for immediate application
Or sale hy l"ct 26) H. r WADDH.L.
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Attention D..sinuu-mi..

Attention D.linYu-ut>.
DER>ON> Indebted to :hc u,.d. rsiared
are respectfully lifted {, c,n~ to,-
ware! am! settle Their cs,io,ls account. How
can It BE- expected that Bea' eau sell good,
i'e'ter and cheaper t,l-n the Italian. o.
inan'k d generally if yop buy for cas,
and pay VIE. Won pes<e. Tie legal ten
Ter Is wanted from every man and Won,
Of you. So mach ~ ard have your az.
conntS 'ereipt-d, d vn"r coueirnt Gear
AMI free in time t. ",ii he holdays.
\. b. All persons >euliny order, "a h.
Undersigned Tn>, bear il tni,,d hat cast, :
what is !arganed to- am accounts 50 ma;.
are due OH demand. Respectfully.
JOSHUA DEAI.
Baton R,uy. Dec ~ 1853. G4,ptte COPY.
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OF, <,2r.slee. &c

VII <-tyFs a sy-3s sEC,
Ard mL-'0 barrels winter: s'ar
~ Caa5lIes-5O hoxes. c's parrel F:4rd
10 barrels leaf: keg T.ard--60 kegs Leaf:
inst received and for sale by
nov 81 JOSHUA BEAL..
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HARVEY HOUSE.

ID A IN Y HOUSE.
NHlS Well known establishment has
/ been thoroughly r'paired and reno.
waited and is now open for the accomno.
dation Of boarders and travellers.
hCv. = VIZ. NAssRAw Prv's
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Sur m Aries.

= Cases Pie Fruits. $ Cases assorted
- Pic les: cases Fruits in their own
juice; case Fruits in Brandy; 10 baskets
Oliver Oil; bags lack Pepper; bags
Allspice 2 gross Mason's Backing 100
reams Wrapping Paper: 10 dozen Water
b"kets; 10 pound Gloves; recently re-
ceived and for sale at retail nv
nov. lsly JOSHUA BEAL.
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Books and Music,

WAL. PAP:a.--191O rolls psp
w Han .inys JUS, received from 30
ton and for sac bv
jan. ely. GEO. N. HERONAT.
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Baltimore Market.

Aug. 20, 1854.
WHEATON Monday the receipts were
about 10000 bushels of white, and 3 900
bushels OF red. There was very active
demand, and white wheat advanced some
TO 10 cis. Safes were made at l35al55 cts.
Tor ordinary TO good reds l55a165 cts. for
good TO prime DO; l50a175 cts. Tor ordinary
10 good whites; 175als5 cts. for good to
prime do and 1888 100 els for choica
white suitable for family -four. On Tuesday
and Wednesday The offerings were about
1000 bushels. Prices were hardly as firm
as on Monday. Reds sold al from l35 10 l66
cts. Tor ordinary to prime parcels, and whites
AT lloaI Is CTS. for ordinary TO good lots, los
als3 cts. for good 10 prime do, and 1S5,1sS
cts for choice lots for extra and family -four.
On Thnrsday'ihere were about IL, 600 bush.
at market, most of which changed hands a,
about the previous days prices.
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In Lewisburg, 1ih inst, Ida Jane, daupb.
ter Of Henry and Susan Matthias, aged 4
months aud 9 days. Same day r. HAYES
son OF George j. and Susan Rohand, aged l3
months August 18th, Howard Wilson, son
o. David and Margaret Ginter, aged 7 months.
Aug IL, Sarah Clark, aged 6s years. Aug.
ION, infant daughter Of William and Caro-.
''"e heed' aged 8 months and days.
COMMUNICATED.
Al Northumberland, on The 25,h inst. Miss
MARY suf,i MCAY, laughter of The la,s
"nl'am M'Cay, aged SO years.
There are some whom we never connec,
IN our minds, with the thoughts of Death
men and women in the full fruition of men.
'a' and physical power II was 90 with on,
lamen'ed friend. In the early meridian Of
life-blesscd with all iis comforis-epdow.d
with high order Of intellect, literally chilli.
vated--it is not surprising that her uneynec,.
ed death has made gloomy void in ,bs
hearts OF those who surrounded her.
VI temperament too sensitive 10 bo =,
all times happy, she was yet capable of an
intense enjoyment of life in its higher and
more intellectual aspects. In conyer,a,ior
skilled and agreeabe-in science and bi.,o,r
well informed beyond her sex-in mp.ic.,
accomplishments, almost without a pe.r No..
society was eagerly sought by those who
could appreciate her rare gifts.
The writer knew her from hi, ea,l;o,,
chiidhood-has seen her in sadness, and il
mirth As is too common with fine orr,o;
, cations, sad sometimes wi,hou, cau.e ,rJ
. al other times, brilliant and ioyous TO d.
: gree still more remarkable. Bn, ma,r.,r
i griefs and real. joys are siiiled now for,vsr
and Mary sleeps the sleep iha, knows n,
earthly waking May she be raised 10 a,
existence, into which neither feaIs. nor On,
rows can enter--where the mind, unfe,,ere,
u by The dross of the world, may view in a
'. their boundless glory, the mysteries of Crea
u lion-God's richest boon 10 gifted di.embod
l. led souls =
L While her mortal frame rests in pence h
u The side Of once loved and loving mo,he
may her spirit be gathered to the home {
'. angels, in happiness, as full and perfect, a
q 1t is everlasting.
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SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, &c.

TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
l. the citizens of Sunbury and the public gem
orally, that they have entered into partnership
under the firm of KRAm & McQuADE, for the
purpose of manufacturing Sash, Doors, Blinds,
&c. Also, Door and Washboard Moulding,
worked to order. Their mandatory is at Ira
Il. Clements Steam Saw Mill, where they will
furnish the above articles of the best workman
ship and lowest prices. .. .-..
JACOB KRAM,
JAMES p. McQUADE.
N. bah orders left at |. Il. Clements store
promptly attended TO.
Sunbury, Sept. 2, 1884,
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W WHEAT FROM BALTMoRE.--The
Danville Democrat says that Peter Badly
Of that place has sent for and received from
Baltimore, boat load containing 1000
bushels Of fine wheat, TO supply the home
demand. Mr.. Baldy has fine steam mill,
and will convert this into good flour. Our
coal operators have also been compelled to
send to Philadelphia and Baltimore for
flour, but most of il turned out 10 be very
inferior article. ,...,.