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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31
BosroN. Jan 20.

Some astonishing developments relative 10
the recent disappcarance o! a young girl
named Brown, tile daughter OF a highly re
spectacle aho!itionist, have been made. 1t
appears the father had expressed hinlse! ia
different az 10 whether his daughter married
IA white man or "A negro. She took him AT
his word, and few weeks since eloped with
black man. married him. and IN his com
pauy went 10 the different dens III Ann street.
IN one of which she was discovered by an Of
licor and carried to her fiihcr. She is now
in the iuuaric asylum. The afiIlr has been
hushed mp here, on account oil the Iespecta
bIiIiy 81 ihr parties.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31

FIRE IN BEpFoRD Saturday morning
about o'clodk. ERE broke on, in the Office
OF the White River Standard" which soon
reducesithe building, with its contents. TO
ASHES The County Library was on the
same floor occupied by The Office of The
Standard, which wa, entirely consumed
The lower story was occupied by Messrs.
Goodlett, as dry goods store. Loss of all
5000. The STANDARD, though IFS publication
will he delayed for a short time. will appear
again, frightened by the fiery ordeal through
which it has passed.
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rom cur springn.ld correspondent.



A. H.. SANDERS. ESQ:
Sir:-Last "Wednesday the House COM
mittee on Internal improvements Introduced
bill to incorporate the Central Hinois
Railroad Company. The bill was ordered
to be printe d. and will be made the order oil
the day for tomorrow. 1t provides that the
main trunk of the road running from Cairo,
as near as. practicable on the old route,
through Mt. Hawkins, Richmond, Vandaia,
Shelbyvile. Decatur and Bloomington, shall
be completed within four years. The lands
donated by Congress will be coded TO the
Company, and by the Company conveyed in
trust to the Trustees, for the purpose OF Sc
curing the completion oil the road, and the in
demnity Of the State. The Company will
have authority TO issue bonds 10 raise the
necessary funds TO carry forward the work
the bonds acting as Iein on three-iourths
Company. Payment Of them TO be made by
the Trustees from the proceeds OF sales oil
land. These are the most important provis-
ions of the bill, and the only that do not seem
hastily digesled. The whole of them. how
ever, will be apt to undergo complete over
hauling ere the bill passes the Legislature
Ii will doubtless, ultimately be left optionary
with the Compdny to construct. the road
through the points designated, or to select
any other route-near as possible to the old
one--ihat may seem more practicable. With
GU, this modification, and others of equal
consequence, in my opinion, it will be found
a matter OF no little difficulty 10 organize such
a Company as should undertake this great
work, under the bill. The bill, ifIeli unaI,er-
ed, certainly imposes restrictions that cannot
result advanageously to the State, while
they will have tendency to annoy the ope-
raiions Of the Company, should one be formed
under them.
The Slarery resolutions Of Mr.. Edwards
were taken up and passed by an overwhelIn-
ing majority. They are ureIy patriotic
breathe a spirit of unalierabIe attachment to
the Union-declare il must be preserved
approve the late Compromise measures, and
pledge illinois to exercise all her Consttu
tional power TO persevere inviolate every
provision Of the Federal Constitution. and TO
cause all laws of Congress, passed in pursu-
ance of that Constitution, TO be carried into
full effect. She. as young member Of The
Coniederacy. will stand by the Union--re-
garding it rs palladium her happiness anC
political safety. ILLINOIS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31

ira.
Mr.. Cooper presented ii petiio, PRAYING
for the modification OF the tariff aud es,ab-
lishlng ii line oi steamers IRON Philadelphia
10 Brazil.
Mr Nii'comb presented the credentials
OF Jesse d. Erighi, reelected Senator from
lndiana.
On motion of Mr. WALKER the Secretary
81 Tie Treasury Was requested TO coInmuni-
u"ie the quantity and v;,u. oil al, arirrles
brought inio Tire Unirei States ior sale. or
under bond TOR expiration from CaIiad.. du-
ring The Years lo49-51.
MIR Benton Called up the bill 10 make good
to Missouri the 2 per ceui fund winch NOS
reserved from that Stale on The luiIic l;lid
MIR. Clay made a lew remarks IN oppos,-
toa. when the bill was laid over for the
present.
The bill 10 sii'e and ascertain private land
el.,Ims lii California WIS taken up and drba,-
ed ~i'hout ron:ng to any canclu,Io.i, WHEN
The Senate aGIou -ned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Harr;son asked leave 10 Introduce n
joint r. s"iu inn Cor putting IA. construction on
tie bounty Iaiid law different from thai of the
Secretary Of t''s Inlrr.or. who required that
persons ei''iiiri 10 bounty land pa,ier il must
have aciu ,lly been engaged in host;lilics-
The leave Was not granted.
Mr. Bayiy's resolution 10 make FIVE Of The
general appropriation bills The order of the
day Tor ,o-aOrrow and SD 10 continue untI! Gs-
posed OF wis passed
The House then went into Committee oil
the Whole 10 supply the DE- ficicncy in the
appropriations Tor The ir'Sed fiscal year -
Nearly Two hours were consumed when The
committee rose and tl.r Honsr aljonrnrd.
PiTTsBUaG jan. 81.
The river is falling slowly. with feet
10 inches water in The channel The weather
Is II aslni.
Ahdui | o'clock OH Sunday morning the
h,i,igr across the Allegheny was.-rr on frr
AMI o'aliy DIES RI, ed. II cast Sc 600 and was
lt'snred ior $50 0j0. One or ,wn nn~urc So
iuli attempts were made TO sci fire to huIng
la lie city
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31
The Convention.

On the oath. the Veto section, which had
been re committed several times, was report
cd back, aud passed, without the ayes and
nays.--It provides that bills, il not returned
by the Governor in three days. shall become
laws. II vetoed, majority Of the members
elected TO each Honse may re pass it. Bills
not returned by the Governor, at the close OF
the session are to become avs, unless he files
his veto. with the Secretary OF State, within
FIVE days alter The adjournment. but the next
Legislature may override such veioes. No
Bill to- be sent TO the Governor the last two
days OF the session.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31

BIG CHuRcH AND BIGGER MisrAKE.-In
our notice yesterday of the fine new church
about being erected in this city, by the Ger
man United Evangelical congregation, the
printers made US say 1t was 200 feet long in
stead of9O Ninety feet is long enough GER
tainly, but 200 feet would make a church in
which all Evansville might be accommodated
with seats. The congregation should he un-
der great obligations to US ior building such a
tremendous addition to uieir church wiihou,
charge! The height Is42 leet instead 80
but that mistake was not ours, which is con-
soling
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I. .. .. z.

MoRNTNG STAR LoDGE, No T. l. o. O. F.
Meets every Thursday evening. Officers ioI the
present ter Il
p. Hornbrook. p. c.; T. Walker +. G.; II
Nelson, V, g.; l. A. Crane Sec'y.; l.. Howes
rress'r.; III. A. Lawrence, c.; II. Plumer, w C.
Singer /. G.; A. G. HallOck, O. Ct.
EVANSVILLE LoD IL %. -, l. o. O. f., meets
every "Wednesday evening at Shanklin's build.
Ing corner " ter ami L Gus; streets
offers. Burns, n GIL. G. Halcbii
V. c.. f. ID. All n Sec'fy; III J. Hart. Trea>'r
Giles Colvin C.; John H.pson, W G. Ham.
mond l. G.. g. Glover OG
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CINCINNATI Jan 81.
The river has ia h,n Ii RICHES.

A SINGULAR INCIDENT Willis the ST..
Charles Ho,l wa b'irniig GA Saturday last.
MIR. John MrDououyh. The first lessee ut the
building was approaching the ely on the
Steamboat john Adams. The fire was dis
Covered wien The boat was about twent,
miles above the city. Mr.. MrDonough was
asked where he thought the & e was. He
replied that in was The ) Charles Hoisl and
added: Il was rir first man who oprned II
and shall arrive just in 'i'ne 70 see its ruins"
IN O Pirdytae.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31

THE RIVER Massive copy the follow
ing from the Evans lille Journal. Our oh
iect in re-publishing it ia partly to let il be
en- by those whom il concerns here and all
along the Ohio river, aud partly to bring it to
the attention o. those luncilonafies a; Wash
ington city whose duty il lis TO provide the
people of the West with far different mail ia.
cilites from those that now exist. But our
phraseology is Improper-there are 10 mail
facilities now in the West.
Louisville Journal.
We hope the Journal will succeed in bring
ing the subJec before the Department We
have started the ball. with The intention that
it shall be kept rolling on, till the evil is rem
edied. MIR. Stickney, our mail agent, has
been iaboring assduously so far as as,wIih-
in the sphere OF his duty,to regulate the mails
in this region, but he can have hut little to
do with our river mails. All we can now sly
is-turn out the present contractors.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31
A READY LAWYER II GETTING OUT OF

Il READY LAWYER ~ GETTING OUT OF A
FIX "A lawyer who .sas spnetInes forget
iui. having been engaged pie al Tie Cause
OF IN offender, began by saying:
Il know the prisoner al tine bar and he
bears the character OF being il most conJu-
mate and i.lpudent scoundrel -
Here somehndy whispered TO him that the
prisoner was his client, when he immediately
co:iiiru"d-
BIT Whdt great and good man erer Tired
who wjts not eliminated by many oil his Coz
femrnraries 2'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31

OFOur friend Mr.. Mu!Iiken formerly of
thesbig Uncle Sam, and Iatterly of the Ore
gon, leii US evening before last large can
OF sthe biggest, latest, and most ambitious
looking oysters, we have seen this season.
For this illustration Of his excellen; good
sense. we are graciously pleased TO be high
ly delighted and thankioI Several Of his
friends here feel about The same way.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31

~ lfany deficiency in Quantity or quail
'y ofedIorial be observed in io-dsy's paper
the = dear public" will receive an ample APP
ology ia the fact that the editor was out skat-
ing yesterday with the girls. He is very
hard young man to hold IN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31

DANGEROUS CoUNTERFErr.--We have
read several notices in the Cincinnati papers
of "a counterfeit $40 note on the State Bank
of Ohio which has appeared in thar city. 1t
has an X in the center, and the engraving
is said TO be SO perfect that good jundges are
deceived.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31

EThe Bunker Hill No. ) passed down
yesterday, laden as. heavily as the low stage
of the river will permit. Thanks to Mr..
Smith, the accommodating clerk, for full files
of Louisville and New Albany papers OF the
18th.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31

SALE OF WIFE.-Tke Stockport eng
Mercury contains an account OF the sale OF ii
vile a; New Ina. in The county OF Derry, for
tive pounds shilling. The husband WHO
sold her Was Elisha Ga cattle dealer.
and the pure haser was George c. wild
over. liiew Vile 10 young ano 'air. aud cried
bitterly M being tnus Disposed OF. Great
country. that England.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31
Woman. Rights.

We commend the following from the Nash
vile True Wing, to the attention of the Sol
onions OF our Convention. When the Fair
portion Of our creation are to be m~.-spor-
phosed into Moits, Kellys, aud Webe va
section Of our Constitution, we are dec. d.
ly for leaving 10. Lane in Oregon. to attend
to his lumber and saw mill speculations, and
make Robert Dale Owen, President:
WoMAss Progress.-Tbat sort
of transcendental progress by which men are
10 be lell ct home TO rock the cradle, and keep
All eye upon kitchen economy. while the vile
enters the hastings, or superintends transac-
tons OH change, is not confined alone To our
own free and happy America. The beauti-
iul Lucretia Mott, and the lovely Abby kel-
ly who, TO carry out their doctrines Of uni
versaI equality, must place buck nigger
"lresh'' from the quarter" on the same
footing of political anu social rights with the
most scholarly and refined o.: either sex
have a very able and active coiaborsr in the
person oil Miss Helene Maria Weber IL your. 9
Belgian lady. who lectures and writes in her
native country on the subject of Woman's
rights She contends that women ought 10
claim the right VI voling-that The married
state is a state of slavery to the female says
that women should dot the frOck aud don the
trowsers, as AN original, iinprescripIive right,
women, de- she asserts. having been ht
original wearcrs oi;roSsers'-anJ that man
should only be distinguished by his beard: The
distinguishing feature oil nature.
Aliss Weber herself dresses completely Ell
Enthusiastically in a black dress coat with
pan,aloons 10 correspond, and bui Cashmere
vest. Her HAIR il. OF course, cut short She
il tall aud very handsome, and now rejoices
in the 10Th year Of her age. She is said to
be remarkable Tor her womany modesiy d
department. SO much Tor progress.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31
BARLOW'S PREMIUM DOUBLE-ACT.
ING PUMPRI

Ills l'ump l. ,cy siioD. and .imple in ito con.
sfriction, lot easily deraoged. and may Be
repaired without pifncuty by any mechanic Of or.
binary skill
4. requires hut little ,wer to work ito We hand
can Keep ur constant stream as large as can pass
the valves, with little fatigue any other com.
fnnn sNor.
Il is adapted TO cisierns ard wells Of any depth,
from one 10 me bzndre! and fly feet.
Ii can be made available "a excellent fire en-
glnP. cine man can force a column vi water over
washing wincows watering gardens, sprinking
streets, &c. Every Pump warranted. Sold b.
ID. PkKhIN, evansville. Ind.
p S.-Mr. Perrin sill also attend TO sl calls in
his pr fes~ion Sil.wright and br DE bailder.-
Shop on Main street. a short distance beyond the
Canal lisn25 I'm.
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NV ORLEANS. Jan. 2I.LPM.
CORRECTED sEsUiAKlY ~ BABcccK. YKo.s.

W URiEANs, Jan.2I ], r. II. 4
CoTToN-Tie demand is limited and thus far
We hear of ihc sale Of OF only 1909 bales az yes
ter aye PRICES
SudAa--Demsnia active; sales SOC hhdsat steady
prizes; fair 4 Sc.
M'L,ssEs 1000 bbis were sol. at still lower
prices; prime lots 29c.
FLouR-40D bbls Ohio weIe sold at S4 %, and
500 bbis in wo naiboats at
c. RN-I00 sacks We're sold al 6Sa70c
WHisKY--5g bbls recti6ed sold at 21ic.
PnRK-.0 bhl> mess were sold al Sl22j.
LAap-9i bhls sold al Z &c
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31

81 The article headed 'ihings that min
lister can't do" was brought US by friend,
with the request TO publish. which we do
with pleasure. Ii has suggested TO us the
idea Of mentioning few things which an
editor can't do. no how you can fix it, and we
may enlarge thereon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31

NF'rom the memorandum oil the steam
er Chancellor. we learn that on the msrnng
Of the 10Th she passed the new Brilliant,
miles below Baton Rouge, in crippled con-
df'en, having collapsed one of her fues, and
broke her rcdder. Several person, are said
to have been injured by the ELECTS Of steam
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31
Evan.v.,ir Lodge, No. G.. Az. II.

Meets Isl and 81 Monday evenings, in Shanh
Inns bu'ldiny, c. ner of Water and Locust SIS.
Offers. ". Hu,l,ell, ". MR.. I. Cosby, S
w: w Brown. J. W; a III. Sanders. Sect: ].
G. Heberl Treas: " Ross, S d.; II. J. Hart,
j. d; z. G. ORilry. T..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31

CALIFORNIA ARRIvAL.--The steamship
Philadelphia arrived at New Orleans on the
2lst inst, bringing dates to Dec. 18th, 3o7
passengers and $4,000 in gold. The news
is The same that we have already published.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31
TAX NOTICE.
Jazz! 3ts'

4 LII persons H. nave NOT paid ih ir taxes foI
y a ID ls5O. and who know themselves IN
debted To tie STATE sad Coyniy are hereby hotiiict
IL call AMI pay Up, and save costs.
inn2O 4tsd ~ w. DUNBAR, T. &C.
Republican COPY. frs
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31

~ Tues iay's Louisville mail arrived yes
tcrday morning, bot brought US no le.tcrs
IRON Indianapolis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31
We see that bill is pending before lht


We see that bill is pending before the
Kentucky Legislature providing Tor geo
10y Il survey OF the State. Ii passed. and
a thorough geological examination Is made,
every dollar expended will bring reiufns oi IA
thousand iold-in developing The hidden re-
sources OF our mineral weailh-the b uuda
rirs OF The coal formation. examining the so
iterous rocks. the lreesiones suitable Tor
building, discovering ii possible. new depos-
Its III iron ore, aud lead and bringing Iato
general use QuarFies OF marble which are on
IL awaiting the results OF scientific exp'Ora-
lion to place The native Kentucky marble In
succt -siul competition with tile finest quail
ties dones.ic or foreign. TO DC found III mar
kei. M
Il is to he hoped that geological recon
noiSance of our State will be ordered. backed
with snili lent appropriation 10 make the
survey As complete as That OF New leih.
! For the accomplishment of this task, ihe
work could not be entrusted 10 more compe-
,cnt hands than Dr.. J. q. Norwood, Quilted
St,ies Geolegisi, associated with DE. ID. u
! Owen in the survey OF the mineral lan'is oil
| the Northwest. DR.. Norwood is native o
Kentucky. and TO eminrnt scientific acquire
mems unit-s great practical spo"led.e IL
chemistry, geology AMI murrslogy.
Lou. Courier.
The Courier is cofre1 in stating that the
above work could not BE- entrusted 20 NOR,
competent hands than those mentioned. =
Both these gentlemen are widely known ior
their scientific attachments, and public scrvi
ces. We are satisfied better secciions thar
they for the above purpose could not be found
| in the West.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31

tue season. Thermometers were "down i'll
the mouth"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31

%The Fawn was down yesterday morn
ing, but was delayed at Louisville later than
was expected. Hereafter she will be here
every "Wednesday and Saturday.
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a Lccsmre on Isusnan E.etrIci,y
STRAYEO.

ahom Tie Is, q. sep tmber from tn
49, sub criber IN Evansville, red and white
A3 cnioGe.. CIV Tree "a Old last sDiing,
ma ned with slil under the let ca. Any person
re urnIas saij Cow ~ Il . suhscrib " IL e lite
rasly rewarded. jiH2jti. JOHN BU Bank. .
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sercK HOUSE AND sFoREFoa RENT

y fra anay Sisni'g 90 Ne'p sroccTy stare,
vii be rented 10 res ecia j. iaHiy, m Tcas"na
ole .erms Apyl, he subscriber nioI ni; "a m.
Wiui.IAh !UGit.S.
Jazz! 3ts' Corner II" nf "'e.
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FOX iiGNf.

7 He. brick house connected with my dwelling.
! corner ot First and Lieu streets, pppcsr. tie
She wood House IL cpn ans f,nr with
bach I'd l',rn gopi WI. aud for n small family
will prive q convenient rcs'dencs For pariru aYs
enquire 4 nj 3ltfI F.LlNCk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31

That kind of proceeding won't do Indi-
ana is bound TO have share of all proceed
ings aiming at the nomination Of candidates.
Messrs. Marcy and Dallas can't shine. They
have entirely overlooked Vanderburgh coun-
~ in thAir calculations. Indiana Democrat
cy has nominated Gen. Lane, of Vande .turg!,
couniy-and now we propose the following
For Vice President-CoI. Bill Grea,house--
We promise the wire-workers at Washing
ton that this ticket will secure the whole
Democratic vote oil Vanderbursh county and
the surrounding country.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
WAsHINGroN. Jan. 81.
SENATE.

Messrs- Ewing ami Dickinson presented
,crtions ia favor oi d IIne OF steamers 10 AT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31

PRESIDENT MAKiNG.--Mr. Marcy. Mr..
Dallas aud several of the most efficient man
ayers and wlre-workers of The Democracy
from different States, il is said. have been ait
ting III council for several days in WashiIv-
ION. arranging the programme OF the coming
Presidential campaign. 1t is asserted Wi II
iull confidence, by those who claim to be well
Informed, that they have agreed upon a tick
ct consisting Of Gen Cass tor President, and
Gen. Houston for Vice President
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sSANSvsLEE&EtF NETrE PACKET.
.GSrs~ "a The substantial steamer
- $500 LOWELL,
Capl. rossE, Master. will commence running rs
\ regu ar Evansville ami Lsio yei,e acket imin.
diaroiy "n tho opea If the ,Nabasb, and will
continue IN the uae dunng The sea on.
For ffeigh I ar i,a~saue Apply an board tn
jin3l 1t TAfi -fR X hkyET, Ae'is.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-31
EVlNSy1LIF.ssCND EESON, Mt. yEH-
NON AN ID NEW 0sf5.EA IS PACKET

49,. he large ana substantial steamer
Lss..ss.-.:l TENNESSEE.
Slst isA &C RoDG r. cosuHiaIier is now ready To
receive freight view Orleans AMI int -rmeiiate
% ,rts. and Will Commune running as regular pack
i'm the above ira ie during the season
For irrisai or prsssEc apply "n b"ar'i or 10
jln3Ch 'rRiL Y e. MITCHELL AGENTS
Lccsmre Oh Human E.etSicisy
FINO he Nehttrri al me CONT lI,nse Siur1iy
evening" next ut o'ciock. by NJ ,oanie j. + 8.
easier, 4. y-,s.an. n. w,li make nesmerIc en-
ponuents, she having privately made clairvoy-
ant that " i'll C,spai,h husn.>s beyond tie tele-
graph. Madame will also dist. se7 by the
inf ,ence on those VINO are susceptible.
sF Atmiltarce Tea Gents.
Madame Gas isl pre- AIRED TO cure disea -es IN
general she respectfully inv ies the oies oi The.
cry 4 f;ytn~vilir aal vicinliy to escn her
ihe u xchl nge Ill tel. wle -:I' W, -lhe N 'ir
diseases better thai hey can, and for no hing.
MA0AMDJ I. CASLER.
Ian30 Dts PhysIc.an.