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Tsns; Nj. ssSshSesi Pensaeon visitor Wilson. Point
m s. ,L SseG r,, sns e.. issa Gallon to
N,We.sfin. Jan Is liAaNTbs steamboat Benlopen left
taking in the BARI nuntr gdon bound for san Fran
NSxros. Jan is-Arr .eir. SieA@ons. Packard. Then-
SS G :sa
@ :;ssx% sS!sls :1sog e, Re- e.
In ,shrs Hannah abigail Crane Camden tsr Norfolk
mond Sam in distress Ia, repaired and viii proceed
18Th Arr .leop T W Thq.ps. Pail River for Nysra.
BsIbadoes Martha ssrser Robinson. NYOh; sehrs v.ge
Belle, Whetmore Nirgns Cntharne Thomas, Thomas dol
Surveyor NYork sloop Lyman Dsnison Smith
York; New York. Jones' do Sid schr North Carolina Bee
cher NYoIk.
Nsw Brpronp: Jan is-Arr brig VIM Fish, Buck.vlls $
seep Helen EYOrk Sid sloop Republic do 10th, pilot
Al Tarraulin Cove, 15th brig California, Hictorn from
Pernamhnco for Boston.
NV LoNDos. Jan I3-Arr bark J A Hill Of Yarmouth,
fr Nevpor W. l2th schIs Mary Blunt, Maven for Will
mngtop uDcss, Delaney, NYorh; soop Vermont Cole,
York for Warren
Isth-Ar rchr Elizabeth Thomas Norfolk; sloops Com
uunob, 81 ely NYork; j A Smith, Ryon, do.
NArTucKrr, yen eArr schr nalvisa, Slagh Philadel
plis 18Th, eohr II smith. NYork.
NEwBvnYPoRT, Jan D-Sld ship Castilian Graves, New
Orleans.
PENSACOLA Jan 5Arr brig Lancet Philbrook, Camden.
Ne sohr Albert Vinal, fettyplace. NY,rk.
PhILApkLPHiA, Jan l6-Arr sehr Lady Suffolk, Baker
Boston.
PEovIpENcE, Jan 14-Arr schr Maria Fleming. Corson
Apslaohcola Below schr Ann. Stevens from savannah
Sid bark Edna Bibbns, NYorf schr Fenner, Philsdel-
pkia
l5thBeow, schr Ann from Savannah, and two fore and
aft sehrs
PORTLAND, Jan li-Arr brig Meridian, Lee, Baltimore
schrs Delaware boynton Baltimore; Gen Foster Jones' and
Lshtfoot Buekn, NYork. Cid brig Leon.ne, Aerryman
Ponce.
l6th-Arr barb Nathaniel Blake York. Havana.
RICHMOND, Jan l3-Arr sehr Samuel Hadioek, Hadloek
Salem.
sAS Francisco. Oct A-sld ship Loo Choo, Cushmau,
Valparaiso.
WILMINGTON Jan IS Arr schrs Captain John, Mcfarland
Bsrmuda Henrietta, Haynes NYork CID l2th schr Loui
cir smth Barbados; 9th brig Anna Amy Havana
WIscA ASSET, Jan 13-Sd bark p Woodward, Chapman
Cuba.
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mHDiCAI..

DocIoR YOURSELF PRIyArELr-roR Is CENTS :
- means Of the Pocket Kscularius Every One His
Own Phyician. Twenty fourth edition. with one hundred
erfsvinfs showing Private Diseases ard Malfrstsps
The eensyst,s system in every shape and form BY william
Ioanr w. D. Ct sduate Of ks University Of
TIE various forms Of secet Diseases ssmna
sses Of The frosss Ciznd mpotssey, solitary Habits 81
losh are faithfully described aud al recipes svea
Isin larsusss NE chapter On SELF Abuse and seminal
heatress "a worthy Of Particular attention and should
read b. every louBE who have unfortunate
IN CONTRACTING d.sse previous 20 placing youreve unds
e care Of doctor. What rrstessops nav
BE- get eory % ~. truly useful wort Strangers vssrs
te ely, Particularly these contemplating marriage
tnh % Ieturans home without % the
lspss sea captains and guins shaad poss
hvsry one ns own Any perscn sending twenty
tve cetts enclosed In letter. will receive copy th
book. y mail sr eegss viii te dosr Ai-
dIs's DIN wv YOUNG - srrue. srse. fhilsdsrhis :
Xorh
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Passengers Sailed.


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Ss s,S 's ei Lest. s'Sr' sn SUE: at Geo. kas
ss.'s Sis A%' i s:ysr ..ss az
SIfsgry' Q kohsr Henry L;.yn;sy Geo Blake Geo
isI f1. s! sS;' Sis. saf Sss.s. ..
sss.fs huIsS,s ~ w Wsfss ys ss.es ss..
SANGER. E.llg., seay.r ia. Wclcott. d board
ss;s C.. 1:n T s. sgt ssr. iS s.s :
;ass IIs ssn hide iiS . ,fs shs W.:
h1T "a. Ms..' N sss x. s s. s.r r..
Marion; vsifsuisq Bi.eI1ss / jain :,sn. b Sllias
Alex rsc, is1 s.s aSs a r..
Wstrdse John Watts fssae smith Jas Fcrst Rishd wa
t,man ysImssip ssml stasler. Louie osnyon, John
Lcigh join Baker, Henry Wilkinson, John Graham q
= .esn Bfsl,en, Jas layton. WIN White John rl.cn.
keenan,. " m eleascp. Jas Mcguire. Pkurphy
CsAsng-Shr Chsron. from New Oreans-Thos lyman,
ne sres.r; Waterman. Norman Pickett. Griswold
Wares Roditch, Cry Jesse Pierce Geo Rotchford,
Adsr, smith. Michael Gleason. Horace Humphreys
John Bell Hsnr ryrnF. Robert Harrison. Peter battrok,
bsthev CoN Timothy Young James Young Thomas John
ter Aes atsrras N.nry Hshman. relir Guirncl, sam
COM kehuiah Knox, Jas Jone Carl ned-eker Psnsy-
nit kstt ths-rel Peter 0ries Geo cunningham
dersa kolt Dewitt joe Williams, wn wor.hingtou Path
Raymond Richard Alexander Jas MARSHALL James Witaher
horry Steele, 1bos rontsire. 3 small
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DR. coNvKRg IsvIooRATIso CORDIAL. POI

nR. CoNvKRg IsvIGoRATIso CORDIAL, YoR
Genital Debility, lmpotenev, Inco.tssncs or kestur-
considered The only remedy thoss sad
neats 81 body and nd caused by early indsreet secret
habits Of youth or indulgence Of the pAsssss
lasss Of the laws Of social
ssss vs.n weakness fths bach sas lover s,rsnses
Of emory power Bsnt. application iesctsa
averssn TO seeiety imity self dstrust and love Of sc
tuds Young and middle aged may Why they
and they losing their youthful
And ,s.r I .vissra'ng snd renovstins cordial hssrs
deef ans ether have eject these
the fiction sst nspssnss hch otsn appears wonderful
little bosts on this Of TO the patient fsu~g
Das Jos would avoid the ssrsing with easss tlistsrn
pills AID ders he. which usually prescribed ne
purpose this cordis 10 the hope
ier Ys. IL without exposure hadrsses rsn
Those nocturnal emissions which harrAss
ing and dsstrusve and productive Of much mischief
We p,rvous sytem MISUNDERSTANDING the man for physical
mental sxsren will speedily renewed BY this cordial
harh this cordial contains opium msrsury any ether
mineral or offensive substance expose sJurs pa
nns sh ss',s OF the .snnn. has D. Con,.rs Invixo-
bottles FOR IS the half dorsn or portant remarks T.
the marsd aud single with simple directions soco
Iuss street, lamp ,sr.j sur Buildings New Ysri ssS
By Dr. tonvers 81 his once No. 50 Third New York
b-fersobs In the country have the Cordial aud
tsr Of sdves earsuly forwarded them addressing A.
have set been prssusve and those arrase
sosssous Of ply steal inability may
soIsus Dr personally or By letter post
nR. nORRisoN is coNfIDENTIALLY CONSULTED
Zen all diseases of delicate usturs An extensive pras
tcs enables him without ncrsury are
cured ire. I.s TO q. aa, ssse;rrss ard seminal ss.h-
sfes. Dsl Fultss street
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PassenRSrs Arrived.

CHAGRRs-Steamsbip Falcon. at New Orieans-C Cur
It's 81 Clair, 81 Clair, W Aston. sders Pax
ter, Miller Murray, Mr. Livingston aud family,
Barnard lady and children Mr. lweod and family NJ
Lodi Sortelle, Trnesdale, Mr. Holcomb WingardJ
= Thursby, b Wood, McAlister. MoAlater, Baker
eLear,, = AZURE II Bloom. Hsys; Hays, Hays
Gentry. Adams, G Buchan Buchanan, G MaitI
Miles, Cro. m McCobe, W Lonrs.reet q SWEET,
Alsio, Hillysr, Mccain II winters, Mr. Hoicomb.
frsles. Clark, Walker, Tsngsman, A Dexter.
Parhwosd. Hays Cewen, w III Can, Gordon. Cow
G " Wells Drongcoie G Mcclure. Reynolds, d Tos-
mey l. whiting. Fer, B Ry or, wilkins, J Wag-
neI, Smith. ID s Glass, ri her Miller, Rodgers
morse, r ihsmss sarriee II u ylor. = Thomas,
JJepnings. Fshre. Williams Morse lady rorss-
ter, Fran, Wedge. ball. 0gders Guthert Mr. lin
ley Jones. A Miller Emo, Stephenson Smith,
Mr. Dewitt.
LrvrRrooL -Pscke. Ship Fidelia Messrs Dill. Jones'
Nicslin, Conpor Conpor r Carr Mr. Adee, Mrs Alder
Ard child Mics Mansfield Hammond tships sursson)-
BIS In the steerage, all we'll
BRnToL (Fngl-Bark Tendon-Mrs II H.reomb, Ms
Turner. Good, II Hs wilkins IL in the steerags
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nR RALPn, AUTHOR or The PRACTICAL Psr-
- ,.,s yrssns. wGrssn.i.h s.r,.,;-oace hssrs
sryy IN the early stages vii sc SURPRISED the r.pt,
ssd little ineonvsaievse attending their IL 10 chiefly
PIE vhe ess rrereriy srrre,ate his s.rvcs In .tresra
nom lie FRET ineirent advsnces
ing staxes iron advantages and
Yrsetiee he sGsrd rapid, md radical sure vhiei
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DE JOHNSON, NO. ~ MANS srRgxT. SO WELL
49,. IN W u.s,ent n deea. siss sses The Dee
TT stM 10 those ka cured that hsvs
ssNs 'cr l"rs " pre- twinent Constitutional restsess
ures In fsur dsyt.
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Shps-Cherokes (s) windle, Chagres Rowland Aspn-
wall Galepa, Leavitt, Now Oresn. Ses'n
Barks-suPerb, Peterson, Trinidad de Craa SO midi
Spicer, Sc Marks, Z d Huribut c..
Brigs-EudoIa. Mathews San Jusn, CA, q Du and vi
nerva (Br), Deany. H.lhx, Ms D,n.'l Wilson Sui
Ter, Lewis. Savannah Durham Dimon; NAeoi Watkins
Sch s-intsrprss Boyd, San Juan ca, Kurs 1seds
North O. rolina Beecher, Anig Eager W P,re sos
ter. Nesvitas smpsn. kayhsw CO.. Sea Gull. Sleeper.
West ~ Sow white; Cap oh issns, Por, "a elmo :,
MITCHELL Homer, kidridge, Bosom.
Arrived.
Bark fendon (of Boston) Pool Bisto 20 days with
Bari Mary J,.s crowsi Lssh'rn es days with d' to
Bari seloS tNorw) Nelson. NOrwav.eo days. with
Bark Csrons Godfrey, Charleston days, with cotton
and rice, to Durham and Dimtp.
Brig Eelair (sw) Ehrm ghorp rs DAYS with marble.
but blown OF so miles has had PILOT board
days
schr Camilla Balsip, Brsrdywiue, teays
schr Henry Sea. Smith, Brsndywiue. 3days.
Schr Advance Lord, Bostoa, 4days
Sohr Isabella, Abeean. Boston, DAYS.
Schr Cyrus Chsmbslan, troweIl, Boston, days.
schr Adams, Norris, Rcstou, days.
Below
Ship John Marshall Myers, London. with mdse aud
psssengefs The vas South Of the Highlands Wed
srie Robert {Br Of suuderland) from Galway, ireland
" tn ballast and pa s,engers
Alse topsai schr, hon Pr iladelphiA.
sailed.
steamship Cherokee. FORBES Chagres sohr Golden Rule
Van Name, San Francisco.
6SW. - -
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NO Cu1 No PAr.-bR. CosBrTr, ~ DUANE s.
nsS y eensrst o. TIE treatment % certain fsii-.s
esesse practices % sxsss, y.srs asrs,ss =, a. go.
nens 81 teeese diseases snsbles Ds C. c,r. az ~,~.
nsrszry used ~
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CuRE IN 'oNR DAT, WITHOUT MEDICINE. OR NO
" ehass n 10 d-porsble 70 witness the case present.
nr Isruoht a. sads street. where private d ssses
hsve b.es driven into the W quackr in the ~
vy espavs ke 20 brsss ou' sgain IN the fern efsp,.
as Ulcers the body throat pain In tie nones 80
s.ssi.nss rsmse pills warranted " AL irress-
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I Isr on LIrrEns RnrAINIke

4 IsT OF LETTERs RknAISIKe IN THE NEW YORK
IL Pos Once. January II, lssa.
oyffcfArLv puptfsHED PAPER uAvtso rsr
LaboGsr cfRcutArroS.
Please mention the the lhsy Ara
v'r'i''d- LADIES, LIST
Adsps Elizabeth Agnev Elizabeth Andrew Mrs Geo
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Cleared.

TefeSraphic. -
See general columns the latest Marine intsi-
xence BY Telegraph.
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$OVV ture, fer ne eonorrtcs ofsll remedies
yet tisccvered for the above courisn s "a the Ger
vain u males srsedy and pernsren, cur. vithou, q .
least rcstrstion In tiet drink srr
sason business The prorrstor challenges single in
Uascs Of recent scnOrrhas 20 be brought which sur
We tsys sod st,hs pr.s store Hs Broadway, corner q
Chambers street; Alec Of Ne 10 Aston Houses ITO Brost
vay. and 100 fsltcn street. eorpsr Of Nillism-
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NRw MEDICAL Booxs-A cosPLKrE PRACTICAL

york on the stature and treatment q private diseases
srictures srd All ndred affections %
Illustrated ty number ~ beautifully osored plates
larse 90 ie. BY Homer Bcstvsh. M. Large gusrts
~ edition. Price SIC. Bo.tor
Medical and snrrcsl Journsl IL nay Be sAd. farssly
70 be equal scsrds or Aoons work On the family
and far anything O. tAe hind
nshed IN M, eeuntry Author Of n. -ors s.m. "a
Emissions fmyotency &C. eauset by improper hsbits
Toursh edition plates Fce a. Per sas a. tNe PuS
hshers strresr Townsend na hresaway sns Nv Tho AZ
Ney Broadway.
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N ARITImE NTELLIeENc 4 i.


svs -: Is ass saHss IN
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DRooF ll-PRO0F!!!-BERE Is PROOF C0NCLUslvI
that Dr. r. Towhsend's SarssI srs is the original
The following 10 IRON Of the respeeabs In
this State
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NR. BRuNKrs UNIvlRsAL REuEDY. BROAD

numerous nds the rrorristor Iss been induced 70 &C..
t.tsh srene, In the city oNcs Nort Tor the sale Of
Universal hemedy vhch 4 the GREATEST purifier " the Mood
ever rrtssrtsS o. the public
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LETTER BAGS OF steamer Canada for Halifax and Live,
POOL will close At the Herald Office on "Wednesday Jan
Of the world.
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I'm DOWNING.

Dr. Townsends sparA ciesnses the stomach and
promotes Digestion This h certain remedy for this dis
rrnoipai once 81 Assam street. few doors below fulos
street. fornery occupied BY the South baptist church
ssea" Tor rhil.dsph,a DIT pyo'; Son Bos.on RsssSs
nsrs Charles sel WsshinE,on; = Sellers, FttsbursA
e. r. Ihomas, Cincinnat ,. Wight Co., Isl Charter
New Orleans and BY DruExs generally throushous ~
N; =. Memo Gsnsis. unless signed ~ =. r. fev,ss.&
Lsok nd nj
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-17
TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.


Hon. Thomas J. Campbell, clerk of the
House Of Representatives, died in this city
at l o'clock this morning, after an illness Of
two days. Mr.. Campbell was Wing in
politics, and a citizen of Virginia. He was
elected clerk t. the Both Congress. He was
reelected last winter after protracted con-
test. He was much esteemed by all parties
Neither House of Congress was in session to-
day.
An inquest was held over the body of Mr..
Wilson, who was found dead in his bed the
morning after his marriage. Several pbysi-
clans were present, who after a post mortenl
examination, reported that his death was
caused by congestion of the brain and stom-
ach, produced by the excessive use of ardent
spirits. A verdict was rendered according
w.
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THE SPIRIT OF a True AMERIcAN.-Th

THE SPIRIT OF TRUE AMERIcAN.-The
editor of the Helena (Ark.,) Shield, in a spir-
tied article in which his political antagonists
are flung right and left. thus discourses:
"We happened to have been born here in
the south; we have breathed its atmosphere
and hope to die within its limits and this is
what cannot be said of some OF those who call
in question our loyalty to it on this subject
namely, the slavery question. Our filial love
to the South, however, shall not prevent us
from boldly opposing those schemes Of pub
lie policy which may be set on foot by crafty
politicians. and which in their tendency may
subvert this precious union of States. and en-
gulf in one undistingulshable mass of ruin all
we have and all we hope 10 have of happ-
ness in this world. This Union, 50 transcen-
dainty glorious, is no school boys rattle, to
be broken TO pieces bv every tyro in politics.
1t is blood bought heritage. and God will
ing we will be the last to raise parrleidal
arm to strike from it one scIntilla ofthat great
ness which has given it a world wide fame. "
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Senator FoOte.

This individual, who has been so eminently
industrious in kicking up rows in the Senate
during the present session, and who has other
wise figured very consplcuously, has sudden
ly discovered the alarming fact that if a flll
for the admission Of California be passed be-
fore the satisfactory settlement of the Terri
torial bills, the immediate dissolution OF the
Union will be the inevitable result.
Mr.. Foote evidently regards the Union as
frail compact, subject to annihllation by
single breath of disafection-a compac which
a slight political jar would shalter to nothing
ness. We cannot however concur in his OPP
inion. az we believe the American people are
too firmly attached to that Constitution IN
der which they enjoy an untrammelIed free
dom, to permit 1t to be set aside to crafty the
excessive foIIes and prejudices of Northern
or Southern ultraists. We rely confidently
on the mass of the people to preserve that sa-
cred instrument in its purify from innovations
through sectional agitation.
The disaster which Mr. Foote foretells as
consequent upon the unencumbered admission
of California, was threatened our Union with
equal violence during the existence of the en-
barge and non-intercourse laws, by the ultra
lists or federalists of the New England States
They were equally as ardent in developing
their views upon the state OF affairs then as
this same seli-poised MIR. Foote is now. They
demanded of the majority the immediate abo-
lition of every measure of public policy which
did not exactly harmonic with their views,
and threatened an unconditional withdrawal
from the Union if such measures were not
abolished. Their demands were not acceed-
ed to, and the majority continued 10 rule
/ The sad events which they foretold never
happened, and it is fully reasonabIn to sup
1 pose the predictions of Mr.. Foote, who seems
to have borrowed his spirit from the Federal
lists Of Madison's time, will in short time
sink into a similar insignifcancy. If our Un-
ion in her comparative infancy, when our peo-
pie had scarcely realized its blessings, with
stood as heavy a shock as that which is now
threatened it, surely the result when our peo-
pie are matured in their attachment for it
cannot be in the least alarming.
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ARE CANALS BEHIND THE AGE ?-The
Canal Committee of the Legislature ofNew
York has reported unanimously in favor Of
the enlargement ofthe Chan plain canal. so
as to fit it for ship navigation. The cost of
the enlargement is estimated at $1,000 OOO
And this while New York is multiplying rail
roads on every hand Surely canals are not
"behind the age,'' when the Empire State.
the leader of American enterprise. under such
circumstances appropriates the enormous
sum of three millions TO the enlargement of a
single canal Richmond Republican.
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LAW AND ORDER IN MILwAUKEE.-The
people of Milwaukee have been in ferment
for two or three weeks past, growing out of
an attempt to mob the house of John 3.
Smith. member of the Senate from that
city who had voted in favor of she law to pro-
hibit the sale of intoxicating liquors. The
outrage gave rise to several popular meet
ings-the call for one of which was signed by
1900 citizens. This was intended 10 be a
law and order meeting, but it turned out TO
be anything else. There was an immense
concOurse. but the mob, lcith the Mayor at
their head succeeded in getting control of the
meeting, and kept it IN confusion and excite
ment for three or four hours. The mobiles
put Mr.. Mayor Upham in the chair, but the
people refused to hear him. or suffer any bus
mess to be transacted. and he finally with
drew. Left 10 themselves the people passed
resolutions denouncing the mobiles, their
aders and abetters; and they prepared for
publication full statement of the whole al
fair. The Mayor appears in most shame
full position before the people, but he does
not seem to mind it--for he he has issued
a proclamation, in which he recommends
to the citizens to refrain from all public meet
ings until the excitement passes away, fear
ing that the public peace might be disturbed
by such proceeding.
st. Louis Republican.
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OHIo CoNvENTIoN.-We have sufficient
returns to render morally certain the ascen-
dency of what calls itself Democracy in the
convention about to assemble for the revision
of the Ohio constitution. This result has
been ensured by the Free Soil distraction,
and by the claims Of the successful to be the
champions Of Equality against PririIege.-
Very good; now let Us see what they say to
the equal right of all men to a voice in max
ing the laws by which and choosing the ru-
lers by whom all men are governed. We
feel confident that all their democracy will
not secure to a coored man a right to vote
for the Legislators who govern him, the
Judges who may try him or the Sheriff who
nay hang him. There is nothing more hoI-
low or knavish than The pretensons of that
crowd to consistent and superlative Democ-
racy. and we don't mind their having an ex-
ira chance to show it.
We understand that the plan of Equal
Single Districts Tor all Legislative and Jude
ial Elections is so popular that it cannot be
withstood no matter how great is the major
ity.-TM y Tribune.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-17

FACTS FOR FARMERs.-Farmers about to
build a dwelling. should know, that by car
rying a large hue in the chimney stack
from the cellar, they can have as good milk
room under their houses as could be had over
a spring that may be perhaps 200 yards or
one-lourth of a mile off, which is so unpleas-
ant to 90 to in bad weather, especially by the
female portion of the fanily.
The door should be Ragged with stone, as
they can be kept sweeter or colder than even
cement or brick, which absorb ''spilt milk, !"
and thus taints the atmosphere The walls
and ceiling should be p!astered TO facilitate
embarrassing and cleansing. Nothing but
milk and cream should be kept in the room,as
a pure atmosphere for cream to rise is abso-
lutely essential 10 the making of sweet but
ter.
What is needed to have cool sweet eel
lar, is a current of air. which will be secured
by the aforesaid flue and the open windows.
as strong current of air is at least 10 de-
grees colder than the same air at rest.
Formers ought to know that churning can
be done with any good churn in to 10 min
utes, as well IN winter as in summer, by hav-
ing The temperature Of the cream right say
So 10 go degrees.
The temperature of an ordinary sitting or
living room in winter, to be comfortable, Is %
to 68 degrees. and a closet opening into sucn
room would be the best place TO keep the
pot in the winter. In the summer the cream
can be readily reduced to the right tempera-
ture. by breaking up clean pieces Office and
putting them into the churn.
/ A thermometer, which is necessary to reg
ulate these matters, costs but one dollar anC
/ such an investment every farmer ought tC
make who has churmng to do, and thus save
/ labor, and time. which is money-and make
this much dreaded part of the duties of tar
mers' wives aud daughters much pleasante
and easier-and for this know they woulI
thank your modest correspondent if they
knew him.