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The Evansville daily journal., 1851-03-26
SUNDRIES

SUNDRIEa
4 CASE Do lfus Meg Al chintz prints,
Il do Silk Serge;
2 DO Sotd cold Lawns;
2 do do black do:
do Small figured do;
] d. kid Gloves;
20 Cartoons swiss Dress =;
) Cases Farey Flowers;
% do col'd silks;
do printed tOulard Silks;
do Drape d lite;
1900 blue green and white IN )squiio not';
leo pes sill handkerchief, a 'ery sup article;
2 cases white Cotton Hose, (Engiish)
do col'd undershiris;
10 do Clinton Tweeds;
= DO Cadet mixed Sattinet:
do a. 81 III. Sprague's ruby prints;
Go Fancy cold Tweeds. all wool;
Cartoon dotted Swiss; received TINS day and
Tor sale by LAS Low & Co..
mhl6-dawtf All Main street, Louisville.
NJ EW GOODS...l case Summer Coating; 2
~ cases Canton Grape Shawls, rec'u this day,
and for sale by JAS Low ~ Co,
mh2ldaw,t Az Main t, Louisville, ny.
nOMESTI S..-as9 bates 81 inch brown sheet
L. ing, reed by steamer Fanny Smith, and for
sale by JAS. Low 81 CO,
mh2ldawtf ALI Main ST, Louisvi lie, Ky.
CUNDRIES...5 cases slate colored Drilling; 30
y do bceached Cotton; 10 do Cotton de. rec d by
FANNY Smith, and for sale by las. Low &CO,
mh2ldawtf All Main ST, Louisville, Ny.
DoMESTICS.
Sn BALES Blown Dnliug; .-l
OO 200 Cases Back Cotton;
l0o Bales TicAing;
20 do Sea Island Cotton;
50 Cases Cotionade;
6OO Bales 81 inch brown cotton received
this day, aid for sale by JAS. LOW g. CO..
mhl4-dawif All Vain ST.. Louisville, Nv
NEW GOODS.
\ CASE White Linen rIlllng;
u 2 do Printed French Jaconet;
do Suspenders; arL ..t .s.r..
DO Brown Cloth;
do Queens Cloth;
do silk Print Buttons. Just received. and for
sale by JAS. Low g. CO.,
mhl2dawtf ALI Main ST., Louisville, Nv.
i'Tench CLOTH bale French Cloth, assorted
l. colors; reed this daysand for sale by
JAS. Low a. CO..
mhi2daw,f All Main ST., Louisville, Ky.
HOYLE'S DURABLE PURPLE PRINTS.
n CASE, Al; Iusi reed aud ior safe Oy
Il JAS. LOW g. CO.,
mhi2dawtf Az Main s, Louisville. Ky.
noeskin Cassimere...l case French Doesk n
u CASHMERE, direct Importation, reed this day,
and tor sale by JAS. Low g. Co.,
mil hl2dawtt SIT Main ST.. Louisville, ky.
MADDER PRINTS.-2o cases c. Dunnelle
4VI IL Co 5 new style dark madder prints, reed
TINS day and Tor sale by JAS. LOW g. CO.
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CINCINNATI lADVER'MTS

T EATHER s. SHOE TRIMMINGS
i 4 80 doz French and Phil. Cali Skim; "
10 doz Tampico Boot Morocco: =. = .
IS dog do and Madras French Morocco:
SO doz do do Coat d.,.
so doz Pink Innings -.
TO doz fancy Topping; srofr
20 doz CarisJ KID;
40 duz colored Morocco; '-"
5 doz English Kid, black and white;
10 doz Binding skins; tCaHa
6vO yds black and cold Lasiings;
400 yds do do French;
5000 yts Shoe Duck. Drilling ond linen;
20OO pcs black and cooed Gaiioons;
$500 yross do do Laces;
60 do Boot Webb;
With various other articles Of shoe goods, all for
sale ut very lJw prices. "
l. G. WEBSTER SEQ,
nh2itf Corner 5ih and Lodge SITS, Cin'ii.
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10 PAINTERS.

THE subscriber has just r.c,iyed lsrgs, nddi-
= dtion 10 hir former sock OF Paints, Oils. and
Varnish; comprising irli assorfins M OF Paints
ground in oii- some 30 Hersnt colors and tiadss
Blake's Fire Proof PainI ground in oil. Also ey
erythins in the Limners' line, in he way ofbush.
es and material sr
ALLEN G. HALLOCK. Druggist,
nh3'f Main STREET orIsnsire the p,rt
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY. ~
OK eight active Young nle 10 sol CIT subscrip
y tion TO Frost's Pictorial Histories. Clarkes
Commentaries and Bibles, Ewel's Medical Com.
panion, &c. HOLLAND g. GARDNER.
mhi5-lms At Boicourts Botel.
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DISSOLUTION OF co-PARTNERsH1P

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
i Henlv lienn & Augustus Uhl, under The name,
st,le and firm OF HEM & uhl, is this day issoved
by mutual consent. All persons indebted TO said
firm are hereby requested TO make immcdn te pay
men, to Henry Hem, who alone h ailhorized to
settle the busne ,s OF said firm. All persons having
cluims sgainst said firm will please present them
TO the said Henn tor settlement,
Italt tL.l HENRY HEM,
AUGUSTUS Uul..
Eyansville, March l9, 1851.
The Pottery Business ~il hereafter be conduct
ed by the subscribers, al Inc old Stand who Will be
able to furnish every article in their line upon the
most reasonable terms they having ioFnIed a CO.
partnership under line slyle-and hrm 4 ID um &
Uhl. Frcm long experience In the BUSINESS they
teel assured that they make IL the Interest ct the
1ublc TO call upon them. LEWIS DAUM,
mh2I-lm. AUGUSTUS UiiL. 2
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r ,ITY MADE SIIO E.s...l U ,Uu0 pairs LEies,
~ Misses aud chiidTen's ci;J made she's Our
Shoes are wei known. and need no rec ,mmenda.
and cuaf.ty oil shoes can be sold Tor in ~ York and
phlla ielphia L. u WEBSTER g. CO.,
mb24,i Corner 5ih and Lodge sts, Cin'ti.
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Honey.
DIR. CANNON,
HO EPATHIST.

rHAVING permanently located himself. would
IL respectfully tender his services 10 The citizens
al evansville and vicinity, in the pracii,e OF HON.
.Gpathic Medicine lie hopes to merit. by strict
attention TO business, liberal share OF pubic pat
ronase- Oiice the ~ orth side lst street, one
door East ot Main.
N. B. Poor visited and prescribed for free Of
charge. fAe ae --Iti March IL.
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TWO WEEKS LON+Hrt,

HREAr bargains IN Furniture and stoves. IL
" close up my business. a variety OF Parlor
Stoves at less than cost. Call SOON VI YOU want
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Ia CASES Hsts-oonsistingoi every variety
Az ILst received and ivr sale low by
sepi ]. H. MAGHEE & CO.
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III ~ lICll young ie,!s ctty,
- CERTIFICATE.
CiSclSSATI, Feb. 18th, 1881.
This is toeeftiiy thai my sister, MARY c. Belmsn,
was attacked with a disease III her nip more than
years ago, which rendered her SO utterly helpless
that she was compelled TO keep her bed. All hopes
ct her recovery were despaired OF. Some Of the
most eminent physicians ufCoyington a1d Cincin
naii ati ended her, all of whom declared her case q
hopeless one Passing by DIR. Howe's Depot. an
idea suggested itself, that TO try bottle Of his
Shaker SarsaparI.la could do 40 harm. According.
~ purchased one bottle, and befare its contents
we're entirely used she received benefit was in.
ducco 10 try another aud another: before the lsst
used she was nearly recovered. Now she has
40 pain. can walk, and has the entire Of her
limbs. To flowt,s Shaker Sarsapsrilsa we attri.
baie this effective cure. IL is bu lew months
since she commenced taxing ii.
tSigned) - sT7 : J.C. BELMAN.
Cineinnali Daily Commercial
Remember this wonderful and astonishing cur
was effect by The OF three bo,fies only oi DIX
hoWES SHAKER SARSAPARILLA. aa
The great Spring and Summer NJ Medicins.
II yurifes the Biood ard preUtafS disease.
It's tie oaaiy Sarsayarilia that acts zpon lie ls.-
er kidneys and blood at fae fime, icAios rev.
dsrs ii altgetAey mo, so'rat.c te egeyy one, par
ticularlg FEMALES ~ ~
+ ID. Elusses Professor In tie Os;o MEDICAL csl.
iege, says the Shaker preparations are truly ralrs
Die. aad recommends them 10 re pl5tie. -,
No MereuTy, no Mineral, no Pgis0noEs Drugs
in the ShGker .Sarsapariila
lg - =. -r. REMEMBER ..-ff.s.rr
II is ararraated 10 Je
PURELY q. ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
and as a family medicine ithas n,squai.
Be sure gou enquire for DR.. s. D. HoUe's Shaker
Sdrsaparila, and take no other. sts U
Quart bottles 81 per bottle. or bottles for t3'
i. For sale by DIX. s. ID. HOWE
f-'.'Iil No college Hall. Walnut street,
Two doors abo-e Fourth, Cincinnati, o.
c. BELL, sole Agent Tor Evansville
Also sold by ALLEN c. KALLOCK,
KELLER e. FARNSI.EY
1 WM M. WOULSEf ran4
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USE HowE'S CELEBRATED COUGH
CANDY.
| I is a certain rurs Tor Coughs. Colds, Hoarse-
j ness, Sore Throat, Phlhisic, Who.pins Cough,
Bronchitis, &c, ~c. Try'ii. C.. BELL,
Sole Agent for Evansville
Also sold by ALLEN C.. HALLUCk
e.. .......- w. NJ. WOOISEY.
lmbl3 iyrl KELLER s. FAkNSLEY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1851-03-26

New Fall and Winter Goods!
ID. S. ANDERSON,
On First street first door beltir Post OGce)
HAS just received, and is now opening large
IL assortment OF fashionable goods suiied ,o the
FALL. AND WINTER TRADE. consisting in par; OF blk
blue, green, oli,e, claret and brown
French, German & american Cloths.
twilied and plain. Also, great variety Of
Oyercoatings. Aat
German beavers, super bue'a and drab Kerseys, blue
blanket coating, pilot cloths, g..
French and German
Black DOcskins,
Wool and piece black Cassimers Of every quality
fancy Cassimers and Doeskins OF the latest and
most fashionable style.
VESTINGS,
Elegant style London Cashmeres and 'alentines,
plain Silk Velvet Vesnngs, ngurei and plain blk
Satin and Silk do,
TailOrs' Trimmings.
OF every description; super wool Innings for over
coats. plain and figured alpaca serges. noair us
tres, &c.
&Trhe attention ofm, customers, and the public
generally, Is invited To examinato oil the above
goods, which have been selected with great care,
and will be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
Garments of every description made 10 order in
the very best manner, ond warranted TO III.
decI-tf ftf
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n fea PEYTONA
lust red hv the above named steamer 2 case'
j Sardnes bblx crushed Sugar, ba skef frcsl, o
i've Oil: 2drnms fresh Fig: which are offered aftll
loweet rates for cash FOSTER & BROWf
oh
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MEDICINES
DIR. s. ID :. III OW ES'
IMPRovEDk
SHAKER SARSAPARlLLAIl
-ree Ea-e. The CHEAT ir-- -.,r
SPAsNG AND SUMMER MEDICINEe
TURTLES the Blood q Prevents Diseasei
rPROoF.H

~ AtOIF ~
80 Sra LAC HID SAvEDll
CURIOUS CAsE.--The following evidence is only
one OF thousands of similar character and conciu.
81, ely proves that DIR. Howe's Sars spsria il one
Of the most effective remedies ever discovered.
ClXciysATI, March Is. l049
DR. HowE Dear Su--My SON, " hen about III
months old, broke out with that dr. adfui disssss.
Scrotuious Sores over the face ana body. and for
TWO years and halt trsed every means sirat could
be suggested by my friends l also had the advice
oI six or seven OF The best physicians in the coun
Try without ef.eciing cuie, and l almost wished
the little sufferer dead ihat u mlghtbe freed from
iis pains. During the last six months, the sores
We're so distressing and painful. myself and vile
were up with IL night ard day for weeks together.
and re hod girsH vP al hope OF ever raising cur liz.
tie one. AT length friend advised us to try sour
shaker Saisaparilia. Reluctantly tried il, and
have TO bless God for IT, for IN very short
iine h,oied up TIE sores, that there is scarcely
even scat 10 be seen. We only regret that we did
not hear OF. end commence usi ag il sooner rs we
a.e satisfied II would have saved great deal Of
suffering and expense. The child is now we'll and
hearty We do unhesltatingiy consider your Sha-
ker Sarsapariila one of the best preparations now
IN use. sF = JOHN STANSbURY,
Rose, between Front 1a Sc: vi Stresta
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" ARNIS1...No j Copal, Japan, Coach and
v Black Varnish. for sale by III
KELLER * FARNSLEY. Druggists.
mal3-tt 4 Evansville, Ind.
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.ARASH FLOUR,

DYE.-sA small lct. received i,om Wabcsa. ..
IL 70! gale by ,E.hi9.tl J y W. kE!LLY.
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NJ EW GOODS...l case Summer Coating; 2
~ cases Canton Grape ShawIs, rec'u this day,
and for sale by JAS Low IL Co,
mh2ldaw,t Az Main t, Louisville, Ky.
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gfa BOOTS AND SHOES...4oo cases east
8tS eln Boots and Shoes, various kinds, suited
- to city and country trade, ioT sale low.
E.G WEBSTER L. CO.,
mh2nf g. Corner 5th anc Lodge sts, Cin'ti.
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REMOVAL.

II HAVE removed my oifcs. square and half
i above Main sireet. mt ar the Sherwood House,on
FIRST street, and can be found either there or at my
residence square above, all times unless pro-
essioDally engaged in the city or its immediate vi
cinity. EmhI9t DAN'L MORGAN, NJ. l..
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DISTRICT SCHOOL.

DISTRICT SCHOOL
TNHE undersigned will commence School in
Il the District south OF Main street. in the base
ment st"ry OF the Methodist Church, Monday
March Sd Terms $3.50 per quarter 10 be paid
as tar possible out oi the public fund, and the
deiicir by The parents. Refer 10 the Hon. James T.
Blythe. lmhln ALFREDJ BlSDEE
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ID CLINTON klLLIR. t-e..- .---tr ls
d. A.FaExsLEY. VI. D -. u, ...-.-L.,-.
KELLEY & FARNSLEY.
febltf No. "a Water ST., Evansville. lad.

HNHE undersigned having sold their Drug Store
I 10 Messrs. krLLLR a. FARNsLEy. would re-.
specially call the sIienion Of their old customers
10 the above firm They viii continue the business
at the same stand, and being practical druggists
and in quantities sufficient TO supply ahe largest
wholesale trade. J. G. HATCifTT & CO.
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nONESTI S...2S9 bales 81 inch brown sheet.
IL ing, reed by steamer Fanny Smith, and for
sale by JAS LOW a. CO.,
mh2ldawtf ALI Main ST, Lnuisvi lie, Ky.
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CUNDRIES... ...5 cases slate coored Drilling; 80
y do blceached Cotton; 10 do Cotton de. reed by
FANNY Smith, and Tor sale by JAS. Low & co,
mh2ldawif All Main ST, Louisville, Ky.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-06-14
The Birds Song,


l asked a sweet Robin, one morning in May,
Who sung in the applc-trcc over the way,
whattwas she was singing so swcety about,
For Id tried long time, but could not
end out.
"why, I'm sure" she replied, "you cannot
guess wrong,
Don't you know am singing Temperance
Songf"
" Tcototal-O that's the first word Of my lay,
And then don't you see how rattle owayi
lis because I've just dipp'd my boak in tho
spring,
And brushed the fair face Of the Lark with
my wing.
cold Water Cold Hlatcy, yes, that is my song,
And love to keep singing it all the day long
"Ard now, my sweet Miss. won't YOU give
me crumb,
For tho dear little nostlings are waiting at
homcl
And one thing beside; since my story you've
heard,
hope you'll remember the lay of tho bird,
And never forget, whilst you list to my song,
All the birds to the cold IHater Army belong,
J.. y. Hoods, Temp. Melodies.
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A Greek Funeral.

Iromenber when they buried that bright
eyed Grcel, maiden, snatched suddenly from
earth, when her young heart was as light as
her iuce was fair. They arrayed her 50 rig
id and motionless, in the grey dress she had
never worn for some great fcte or gala, as
though this, more than any, were day of
rejoicing for her; aud thus attired, with her
long hair spread out over her still bosom,
decked with flowers, they laid her uncoflined
in her grave. AT her feet they placed
small flask of wine, aud basket of corn, IN
accordance with AN ancient Greek superst-
ton, which supposes that for three days and
nights fhe disembodied spirit fingers mourn
fully around its tenement of clay, the gar
mcnt of its mortality, wherein, as n pilgrim
and stranger upon earth, it lived and loved,
il sinned aud suffered. As soon as the first
symptoms ofdecuy announces that the curse
OF corruption is at work, they believe that
the pure essence departs to purer realms.-
Before the grave was closed while for the
last time, the radiance Of the sunset cast n
glow like the mockory of life, over the mar
bic face of the poor young girl, her friends
as n last prccaution took measures TO uscer-
tain that she was actually dead and not in a
swoon. The means they always take in
where, would he insured by doctors ccrti-
fcatc, is touching in the extreme. The per-
son whom whilst alive, it was known the
deceased loved best, the mother, or it may
be, the young betrothed, who had placed up
on her head the gay and bridal crown, IN
stead of the green laurel garland of death,
advances and calls her by name repeating
after il the word "ela" (come) several times,
in tone of the most passionate entreaty.-
If she is mute to this appeals if she is deaf
to the voice dearest to her on earth, then they
no longer doubt that she is dead indeed; they
cover up the grave, lift their eyes TO Heaven,
where they believe her to be-ior tho Greeks
do not hold the doctrine of purgatory-nnd
having made the signs of the cross, they de-
part in silence to their homes. But n year
after, on the anniversary OF the death, they
return to the grave, and knccling down, lay
their lips to the sod, and whisper to the 81
lent tenant, that they love her STILL and she
is yet remembered aud regretted.
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1876
nlisfellnucous.
Western New York,


In 1877, the township Of Northampton in
cluded all of New York State west of Cen
esse river The first town meeting was in
April of that year, at which il was voted,
that swine might run at large without yoke
or riug' A great favor to swine, doubtless,
allowing them the freedom of the town,
which was at that time n dense wilderness of
nearly one hundred miles square, Inhabited
by bears, wolves, aud Indians. There were
not at that time SEQ white inhabitants be-
tween lake Ontario on the North, aud the
State line of Pcunsy lvania OIL the South, aud
Gcnesee river ON the East, aud lake Eric
and Niagara river on the west At that
meeting, it was Voted, That fifty dollars DO
raised to pay the necessary expenses of the
town.
April 3, 1893. Voted, That swine shall
not run at large without yolcs aud rings
Also Voted TO raise fifty dollars for the use
OF the town. The school money this year
amounted to SGl 36. Voted, to raise fifty
dollars, payable in labor or produce, to be
appropriated in the use of bridges
Fifty years ago, there were but 20 voters
west of tho Genesee river
The above facts are taken from the town
record of Northampton, including, rs | said,
all New York State West of the Genesec
river, eDleTeu uIlOu tCCoiu III if'Cs VII thdt
same territory now stand The city OF fRocehes-
ter, with over 10000 inhabitants; the city of
Buffalo, with over $4,000; the town of Lock-
port, with over 10000 Batavia, Attica, aud
other large towns, numbering thousands to
each. The counties of Chatauque, Erie,
Niagara, Orleans, Wyoming CuItaraugus,
and part of Alltghuny, are in what was
Northampton.
Where, fifty years ago, there were twenty
six voters, there are now 15,OOO; where, in
1900 there were about SEQ white inhabitants,
there are now some 100000; and where there
were some fifty or one hundred log cabins,
there are now two cities of over 10000 in
habtants each, aud numerous large towns
nnd villages. At that timc this large terri
tory was covered with deep, dark, tangled
forest; now it is covered over with beautiful
farms. With the axe the forest has been fell
ed and cleared, and the habtation of wolves,
bears and catamounts has become the resi-
dence of man.
Fifty years ago, there were two or three
log cabins in Rochester, and their inhabi-
tunts went forty miles to get wheat and corn
ground now see Rochester, with her uurner-
Gus mills, whose flour is carried around the
world.
There are here two perpendicular falls
over the Genesee river, ench over ninety
feet, of great beauty aud widness. Fifty
years ago, their unceasing roar died away in
the forest unhcard, except by the wild beasts,
and the brilliant rainbow that spanned them
appeared and disappeared unseen now they
are seen and admired by dnily visitors from
nll lands. Look at Buffalo! Scarce even IA
log cabin was there, nor an Indian canoe in
1900; now see the grent steamers, and the
railway trains, that daily go and come; with
innumerable canal boats. Fifty years ago,
where fifty dollars were expended for schools
halfa million would not now pay the school
bill.-H. c. Wighi,
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In this collection the RhnOscrOs the Unicorn of Holy Writ

great difficulty capturing
habits exhibition of living lhi,
POLAR BEAR,
s al
hoy cling on o the most Zon
Ii of
frcn of
5 c. tour thuu
o al lot
exhibition Lions,
t &c. the same performed by him all tho principal cities Europe and America
making TWO GRAND
n
and
Crawior
GrcaP
FcmaeE
BcngaT of TigeT
Ora
Wolves Rocky Mountain Badger Black and White n Two Grizzly Bears rm Brown
gsh Phcasan Blue Cranes Mcaws Parrots ehneunons Monkeys,
tran
o The ariva OF the Company
asob al Ncw JunelGth Garfield june
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ANTI.SLAYERY BOOKSll

TIE following are for Sale at the SA-
LEM BooKsToRE.
Jaws Review of tho Mexican, War.
The Young Abolitionists, by j. L. Jones,
Liberty Bell,
Douglass Narrative.
Browns DO.
Browns Anti-Slavery Harp.
Archy Moore.
Slavery illustrated in its effects upon Wo-
man,
Dospotism in America,
Church as it is, the iorlorn hope of Sla-
very.
Brotherhood of Thieves.
Shareholders Religion.
War in Texas.
Garrison's Poems.
Pierponts Poems.
Phillis Wheatley's Poems.
Condition of the People of Color.
Legion of Liberty.
Liberty.
Madison Papers.
Phillips Review of Spooner.
Disunonist.
Moody's History of the Mexican War,
Letters aud Speeches of Geo. Thompson
And various other Anti-Slavery Books
Pamphlets. Also variety of other Re.
form publications.; such as
Equality of the sexes, BY Sarah NJ
Grimke.
Mays Discourse ON the Rights and Condi.
tion of Woman.
Autobiography of Ii. G. Wright.
James Boylc's letter TO Garrison.
Pious Frauds, Pilsbury.
Health Tracts.
Water-Cure Manual.
Female Midwifery.
N. p. Rogers Writings.
Theodore Parker's Sermons.
Ballou's Non Resistance.
George S. Burleigh's Poems.
&c. &c. &c.
Also General assortment olBooks,
Miscellaneous, Scientific and Literary.
BARNABY e. WINERY.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-06-14
10 Increase Beauty.

There is divine contagion in all beau-
teous things. We alternately color objects
with our thncies and affections, or receive
from them kindred hue.
Like the sweet south
That breathes upon bank OF yiolots,
Stealing and giving odor.'
This principle pervades all nature, physi-
cal and moral. Let those who would trace
an expression of serenity and tenderness on
a human face, watch person of sensibilily
as he gazes upon painting by Claude or
Raphael. In contemplating fine picture,
we drink in its spirit through our eyes. lfa
lovely woman would increase her charms,
let her gaze long and ardently on all beau
teous images. Let her not indulge those
passions which deiorm the features, but cul-
tivate, OH the contrary, every soft affection.
ii will soon become an easy task, for one
good feeling suggests and supports another.
We involuntariiy adapt our aspect to our
emotions, and long habits of thought and
feeling leave permanent impression on the
countenance. Every one believes thus far
in physiognomy, and acts more or less deci-
dedly upon his belief A fierce man often
looks beautifully tender aud serene when
either caressing or being .caressed, and de-
ceves us like an ocean in Il calm, which al
times is "the geDllest of all things" ."-Itich-
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