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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-17
M 4DIcAb COLGEGBo or HVANSvILL5
EVanstsl!c, Ind

FE1HE regular course of Lectures in hi ins,i-
taiion Nil COmmshcr Oh tHe tr-' Monday
.. NV nber, under III i,l'owmg FeeulW o
xii:
LEvIL LAYC0CIl, 81. D Emeritus Profes.
scr OF PLY Jlo3y aud Pathology.
HUGH RONALDS, VI. y , Professor Of Gen
eiai Descriptive aaI surgical Anatomy,
c. \, FOSTER. !. VI NJ. D., Professor OF
JOHN r. WILCOX, NJ, D.. Professor Of
Mai-fia Medica aHd Therapeutics.
MADISON J BRAY, NJ d. Professor Of the
priatiplss au4 Practice o. surg rs.
WILLIAM II. BYFORD NJ. d, Professor
ofthc Theory AL prac ice OF Medicine
GEORGE .. WALKR ~. d Professor o.
Obstetrics ard Diseases -. Woint II an. Chi drcu.
WILLIAM \. II BOWEL NJ ID = oits
;, o.. Institute q Aeaicicc aaI = ,ical Ju.is-
pi uIrICt
: JOHN I. WALKEt. NJ D., Demonstrators Of
Ana olny.
The anatomical Rooms Tor In stulY # Prac;i
al anatomy, under The supe.iulendclce Of The
Professor OF ANATOMY or he Demonstration VIII
b. open tor lhe reception Of Students by ,he Isl
Ut bcjobs r.
Fc-> fpr . full course 80.
Naturalization KIT ana DsmorstratSg's tick
II, each So Diploma ee so.
Coed boarding: may be eclaioed al rem 81 30
10 So 60 PER week
ANY oae desiring fnI her information, may al
dress the Dean (p 81 paid by mail. which will
re promptly attented to-
c. WALKER " D.
jyl6 3m Dean oflhe Faculty.
st ire Haule EtPres-; Indiana Sac Sen
tiRsi; Springfield GA K gisteI ana Shawnee
own lllinosan. please cops 10 amount u -. and
send accOuntlo Dear.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTICE.
d.. j Jean Engie,
Late Surgeon IN The United Stats Army,
ID EsPECTFULLY tenders his professional services to
IA the citizens of Evansville and country; Office and
residence 1.-THE sherwood House liyi5-im~I
GUN MouNTINGs.-
VI 200 Rife Barrels;
900 Rs Brass Hointngs:
3 doz German silver Moantings;
20 do Percussion Locks;
20 DO nnnlis Tro-.-
80 do p..uet NouIds. " ne,- and Ribs.
pin WIN an assortment of patent breeches. Tai
HHN' COCKS. Main spF'.-s, Nipples. Rod Heas. sheet
..rass an Gcga SILVER Sc. for sale at the sign the
,rin saw liyl5l c. VI. GRIFFITH
CARPE II SPLaNES,
TD Mechanics Tools OF al Kind, and Of The very b,s
\ quality, on hand I'D cois;inti! receiving fresh sap
f' us '''' go y $50 ''' c. NJ. GRIFFITH.
1 COTTON yARy-icObagsj inst reed ror r. u; Patton
! / FOX 5 .Ic by ). L. GILBERT * Co,
! iylj Syeamors near Water.
TACKEREf.--5 whole and half bJls ass'd number,
/ ~ ia slJfe 20 q Tor =. o. 10y
lis 81 GILGLIiT < CO., syc. near Water.
cry 81 ECTTo:y, CT wHvD.
ST meeting. or Cas- Common coau,il July 18th. &c.
ORDERED Thrt uu election o. q .ld on s.tlr.y tht
~ .4th any - Js. ls.i-. a. lh. FEois ti .e Hags-
fr Councilman Of %, iih Ward IF = y g. upl, Oh.
Com. il. JNo. J. ChAaD -tt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-17
Nv ANsvfLLH BOOK STORE.

GAN LIsTE.t has jus, rcc-i.rI-
~ Gyp~ry's Daughier;
' lola;
StaEay Thorn;
Prairie S.oat or Agatone the Renegade;
Diary OF a Londol Pay siciaA;
DAYS Of Bruce;
BJwman'S Physiology Tjyl6l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-17
IIr. F!es.,ing Ra zer

just received lC9a feet of Lighting Rods from ~
mandatory Of Philips & Potter. Ci., innui. sue
ceOs % James sprghtas original Inventor Of this
able aud sat, Rod Nj. g. viii sell aud put up the
K 'ds At the very low rate FL per loot. reduction
OF cts per foot from the pfce herspors solid
wishing IL ObIn ja-ss rods I.4 Information COZ
cerning tarii. va, ud air. ~ tis conner OF second
and OAK streets, Evansville, Ia.
The a5,se rods certain protection TO property.
wheTeVe- t5-- y! IL Wl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-17
MED CAL.

FHE regular meeting al the Evansville Medical Societ
will be held the FIRST and Third Mondays Of ever
month, at 1t o'clock p. u.
apl31 HUGH RoNALDs. s. D., Sect'y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-17
STEAM ENGINE AND ESDEE.EfsS ~
Auction

AGCT>- u oy "Wednesday. July q. sFTg-Vs \
s5E.--ssr 1852 we will sell at public h =
auction without
at the Marehogs, OF Harrington, Crane s. Co., Water
street. Evansville, Ia. the Engine, Boilers and Hull OF
the steamer Industry together Tin all her furniture,
sistng OF Chairs. Tables. Mattresses, Sheets, comforts,
pantry ware. doors. windows aud other fixtures OF the
Cabin OF said boat. Terms made known on thc-day OF
sale. NOOLSEY y NELSON.
jy1O AuciioEeers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-17
FOR RENT

CAT.T-233 bbs Kanawha Salt, in good order jus
- reed and for sale by Imh29l J. & w. REILLY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28
sADDLERY, HARNESS, ErO.

LACEY 8 Co., 81 St. Charles street.
80 BRANCH 3 0F La EY PtiILLIPss CELEBRATED RAR
pbila ephia offering the most
sshIonaoe SADDLES AND reduced preR
III REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED 10 fe9I IyaW 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28
ICE-ICE--ICE.

Ece-ECe.
NEW ICE HOUSE,
hEIE STREET. nearly opposite Mssrs. Armstrong
Steamship Wharf, and
No. sTs TCHO UPITOULAS STREET
j. STAFFoR h co.
ES- Orders RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. Inhq4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28
FURNITURE, ETC.

1 Ohm Is. BURGEN has removed his /~assss ssssss
~ FuRHiIuRE STORE from No. 14 TO No. So MAGA-
zine sTREET Immediately opposite the Arcnde, whore
he expects continuance Of the patronage
received from his friends sui the public. ly
GTILL THEY GOMEZ "A new arrival of Reg
~ segeues Patent Portable SPRING MATTRESSES, which
daily being introduced into by all who study economy.
rolled up iutoa small and made
they all
they are the most comfortable Mattress now in
These celebrated Mattresses during
business hours, ]. M. WEYM0UTHS
Furniture Sale ROOM Charles Poyass
EH The public respectfully requested call
stock. nil II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

Mn. Forbes ct Mccormack entrent ct prem.
nent leurs siSges.
Une petition de Thomas Colgen, relatipemeni
aux dommages qui 1ui ont etc fats pour Ia som.
me de $5, $50; de Mime Susan Press. deman.
dant qu'on lui rembourse une arnende pave,
pour infraction aux performances; de divers ci
toyens en- favour dc cette deinandc; ct de Juar
de Egaua, demandant qu'on discontinue certain
process qui hui a etc intente pour Placement d
taxes etc. ,--lues ct referees au comite DIES re
clamations
De 10 compagnie d'incendic Franklin No II
demandant une appropriation de 1871 80 pou,
payer des tuyaux, etc; de Ia eompagnie Pro
lection No l9, demandant une appropriation dc
sl,uo0 pour aeheter une pompe; ct de Ia COM
pagnie Red Rover No 1G, demandant lie renou-
vehement de sa charte - lues ct referees al
comit6 d'incendies
De Chas. Mclaughlin, demandant Ia permis-
sion de vendrea l'encan. l'encoignure des rues
de Ia Commune ct du Cirque, DIES cheyaux,
bnufs ct autres aniinanx, le mercredi ct lie sa-
medi ,-lue ct referee au coalite de Police
De Thos W. Easter, demandant une eompen-
saiion en- qualite d'offcier de sante; dc Victor
Dejoux, demandant une compensation pour avolr
fait lie recensement DIES ecoles du quatrieme dis
trict; ct de VIM. Reef, demandant une compen
sation pour le temps pendant lequel IL servi de
secretaire au Conseil DIES Assistants Aldermen,
tues CT referees uu Cuuiitc to tiiithtlSVa.
De Joseph Boyer, assistant wharfnger In
troisiame district, demandant une compensation
extra pour ses services; dc Michael Carwin ct
Philippe Drumin, demandant que lie tr6sorier
soft autorise A leur enettre DIES certitiats
pour ouvragcs fats dapres contrat; de divers
citoycns, residents ct proprietaires du quatrie
me district, faisant ressortir les avantages que
sron retirera en- reservant exclusivement ce dis
trict pour 10 debarquement dc tous les chalands,
,excepte dams eertains cas-, ct demandant quune
ordonnance soft passee a ce suiet,-lues ct rete-
rees au comite des rues ct debarcaderes.
Une petition de divers residents ct proprie-
taires du troisieme district, faisant SAVIOR que
lie quarter compris entire Esplanade, Bons En-
fans, Champs Elysees ct Claiborne, lies rues
perpendiculaires aussi bien que les rues paral-
leles au tleuve,1 besoin de PREPARATION, ct de-
mandant qu'on prenne des measures ee sujet,
etant lue,
NJ Burthe propose de la referer a la delega-
ton du troisieme district. --Rejete.
Eft, sur motion, ellie est referee du comite dcs
rues ct deharcaderes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

sy gdesn TEMPLE Of Honor No. Saees every THURSDAY
6nENlN at O'Clock, at Temple Hail. Tchoupouas street
Gs oi ae present sp ending oe 81 1852 THeMAs
DEE, W. A r.; + S. MoRsAs, W. R.. R. PeLLARp vi T..
A. BESpER w u; JOSHUA Dow, W. D. u PArrisoN W. g.
N. w. WooLvKnroN VS.. '' nnys
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

GFystal Foant Division No. a, g. OF TMeets ever,
ats O'Clock NJ at Temperance Hail. ST. Charlie
street Oncers Tor the ensuing quarter: W. Il
sasws, ". Al g. p R!as r. H. ElLrs, S., BooTs
WATSON, l.. s.; r. W. PowKLL, o, S, - S' " - ;;,oi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

arm an Division No. 10, 8 Of following
ths DIVISION for the present tern
Ws Il MOUNT R. s.; Wn HonsnKcE, A. R. s.. Cows
HENRY s aLrsptLtg T. CHAs BARNES CT Rogr GnKes,
Charles street = " 'fsAss A'A'' 'A' s'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

Union Division No. S. of FRIDAY EVEN
at soeloek At the Temple Hall No. asa leoptops
The the officers for the present Tos r.
W.; P IL GARsss W A. N. MeeuALrER s.; A. Rosaswie
X. 81 a. BURNS, F. S.. WIN. WHTsETT T.; BuIcwMYER, G.
p1Sn1F 4; S HTgs GHsH.A LaMnERT
NICHOLAS LAMnERr JOHN CouLrE Common and Mara
streets. 1890 ~ ''' 10
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

tS PiiiLAbELftllA SAppls AM ltuNk wApAaousE
w. 90 Grhvef st-S: ROBE (tc FarbainI ar.
anty New Goods Mandatory in i
Y afe ro England and prepared dsaaa
eo; SAL2DLERY saddeIy HARDWARE iARNFss Aaa 20
Go9psi SADDLE G9hoH HARNESS. AND TRuNK afAgERs
s1f- PurrhGnsra Ia ealI. o..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

Sur motion de M. Bailey, les petitions de
Nine Honora German ct P, Carsaody, relatives
au ratde Maurice German, decide. sont fe-
terees au Comite de finances, ensemble avcc une
lettre de cette date sur lc meme sujet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

handles 7,Iont eonvsnabenHht inpes peare qnnd
d "hoa eDn!ormtn ent pana Files
d'tpRisseur. - T
e contnstsn sTgAgera oarhr les os epoau ct en-
elgs qualities que s oIdpr les
liTrses la Levte, de IL v- IL
pouIr designer, dane d ava sous pe
dune hnepte de vugt.vtuq ptlstreS -
s sengasefn remsttea il, PaSpraton
contrat, les medEes qli aeTyiEt Mn4ss
On securitI de
rante de Ia hdele 1ecution tu 'p g.
PRicnentR
Les propositions ltvre.
Nile Orleans, ce 10 aout 1852
i6au LoEis H. PILE. yoyer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28


Resoln que lie Cont, '6lcur emette un mandat
sur lie tresorier en- favour de j. Lanata pour la
somme de vingt piastres, ct en- favour de d..
Berklnger, pour la somme de sept piastres ct
clnquante cents, pour erreur de taxes qui leur
avaient etc charges
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

BUREAU pU COSTR0LEuR
VILE OF IA HtLE-OglEArs,4 Aodt, 1859. {
As~ Conformementalares resolution qui preeede
avis est par le present GonnA yenai bureau GNDI
lime Jour dOcobfe midi, II
hGb 30! Q. bEBUYS, Gontrjlear
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

specifications pour Ia fonrniture de bandes dc
tinees aux points, Tusage de la yille pcndnn un
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

Resolu que toutes reclamations contre la cor.
poration pour les trayaux extra qui ont rap
port aux contrats, ne seront pas comprises dams
les certifcats du voyer aux contractants. male
aes complies separes seront presentes au Conseil
| NJ. Place, au nom du meme comite, presente
resolution du Conseil DIES Aldermen. rela.
i've au controieur ct aux trayanx sans con.
sss.s et les reglements etant suspendus, ellie
est rue une seconde fois ct adoptee
/ hesolu gu dater de la passation dc cette I'd
solution lie contr6leur, en- contr6lant les complies
l pour trasaax executes par eontrats pour Pune
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

M. Andrews prescnte la resolution suivante,
pour etre prise en- consideration plus tard:
Resolu que lie Conseil des Aldermen soft res
pectueusement invite Sc joindre ce Conseil,
sa prochainc seance, pour proceder relection
DIES officers -apres, soft I'm directcur DIES Ira
vaux Hydrauliques; I'm garden dc la Maison de
Travail I'm garden de Ia Ge6le du second Dis
triet; ct tells autres officers qui pourront etre
requis, on don't les places seraient vacantcs
Et sur motion, lie Conseil s'ajourne vendred
proclaim, lie q du courant, six heures p NJ.
WALTER H. PETERS, Secretaire
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

M StctsoH, au nom du comite de Police, pre-
sente un rapport ct unc resolution au suiet de
Ch6ne- Vert, dams lie quatrieme District, ct inAi-
geant une amende de vingt-cinq piastres par
jour pendant Ia periodic quon maintiendra ccs
nlisances, etc, apres qu'avis aura etc dome a
on riot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

La resolution suivante, de NJ Bailey rappor-
teur du Comite DIES Rues ct debarcaderes, est,
sur sa motion, referee au Cornite dc finances:
Resolu que lie tresorier pale, sur lie mandat
du contr6leur, Martin, Graham, Davis ct Nc
Lanathan, la somme de treize cent soixante-
seize piastres ct vingt-cinq cents pour repara-
tions ct travaux fats aux quais ct levees du
Quatrieme District, d apres les ordres du voycr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

CONTROLLERS OFFICE Cry Ana, Aag 1884,
Ja5~ In accordance with the foregoing reso-
LUTON notice hereby given that will soil ONCE MONDAY
the 18th O'Clock
above mentioned contract [au4 DxBUTs Comptroller
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nulsances, etc, apres quayis aura etc dome a
ce sujet.
Les reglements etant suspendus, ct les dts
rapports ct resolutions ayant etc lus une seconde
fois-
Nj. Place propose damender en- eifacant la
partie relative lamende de vingt- cinq piastres
par jour, etc.-ce qui prevaut ct lie rapport ct
la resolution ainsi amendes, sont adoptes CONNIE
suit
Lac comite de Police-auquel await efe referee
la petition dc divers citoyens ct propretaires du
quatrieme District, Sc plaignant de la cour a
secher DIES peaux dams la rue Septieme entire les
rues du Laurier ct Chene- Vert, ct dun autre
etabhssement dams la meme rue, on ron depose
du vieux suf de la graisse ct autres articles que
Vendent ct consomment les fabriquants de savon
-demande rapporter que deja Pattention de
&C Conseil etc appellee sur ce sujct par 10 Com
mIssaire dies Rues, dams son dernier rapport. De
plus, lie comite examine ces Establishments, ct
declare que ce sont DIES nuisances intolerables,
ct yralment nuisibles aux inter6ts dies proprie-
taires ct DIES residents d'alentour. En- conse-
quence, CONNIE il serait sage dc les enlever i'm
medlatement, votre comite vous presente la re-
solution cl-Jolnte: II. g. STETsoN,
j. LANATA,
Resolu que lie Commissaire DIES Rues soft ct de-
meure autorise faire cesser dams les quinze
jours qui sniyront Padoption detinitive de cette
resolution, les nuisances eausees par la cour
seeher dies peaux dams la rue Septieme, entire les
rues du Laurier ct Chene-V Vert, occupee par A.
De Lesparre, ainsi que celles provenant de Peta-
basement tenu par Valentin Stahl, dams Ia
meme rue, pour lie depot gu la vente de suif,
graisse. ETC., ETC., les dts Establishments etant
declares nuisibles
NJ. Wilson, au nom du comite des Prisons ct
Maisons de Cour, presente la resolution suivante
ct les Regiments etant suspendus, ellie est lue
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28

Resolu que le Tresorier pale sur lie mandat
du Contr6leur, Patrick Kirwin la somme de
dix-sept piastres pour diverses depenses encou-
rues par lui en- enterrant une personne indigente
L'appel nominal reclame sur la motion d'a-
dopter Reimbursement lie rapport ct la resolution
qui precedent, donne lie r6sultat suivant:
QUINN. Andrews, Bailey, Burtho Forbes,
Lanata, Lusto, Mccormack, Philbrick, Place,
Stevenson, Stetson, Summers, Sykes, Watkins
ct Willson--15
NoN-M. Mickey
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good
from the best quality Of t-o onh according
plans hereto They shall vary length with ihe
thickness shall in all cases be i1rll.
The shall bind himself deliver
aud such quantities. the Said paos
lTerei tie city The
direct within sixty days from the he order pen
atty OF twenly-f doilrs per
The contractor shall bind himself to the city at the espra
ton Of his thu patterns which the Plates
Security TO nm amount Of $4,000 shall be required Tor Ae faithful
forniance OF the contract
Payneuts cash. delivery acceptance OF Plates by
the Survevof.
Bids be per pound, LOUIS II. PlLIE CITY surye4dr
New Orleans August 10, 1852. pul6 Vi
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Mr.. Burthe, au nom du comlte DIES reclama-
tions, presente lie rapport ct la resolution qui
suivent, ct les reglements etant suspendus, lis
sont lus une seconde fois ct adoptes unanime-
ment sur appel nominal-M. Lanata ayant etc
excuse de ne pas voter
LIE Gomite DIES reclamations rapporte en- ia
veur de rembourser j Lanata ct a D. Berkin-
ger les sommes assesses contrc eux par erreur
sur lie tableau DIES taxes, ct presente la resolu-
ton suivante
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-06
4fliscclloncolls.
From the Boston Olive Branch.
THE LAST TIE.

=" Leaves lave their ti,nc to fall.
And flowers to witnr at the North winds breath,
And stars t" sct-hut all,
Thou hlst all seasons for thine own, o Dca,h :.
How few think of death. Any subject
NAV he discusScd-tht most puerilc cogita-
,iuns be entertained, yet lit one talk of dy.
iny, and oh, how soon the solemn subject is
dismissed by the eiddy and ungodly; and
why is this. must we not III! die Yes, Just
as surely as the sun shines in the armament.
Then we should love to think, to speak of
death, yea, even to visit the abode of the
diving, there to learn the solemn truth that
theatre Of existence, to breathe the pure at
mosphere of Paradise, or writhe in excruci
airg torturcs, in that abode "whcrc the
worm deth not, and the fire is not quenchcd."
Reader, did YOU ever sit beside the bed OF
some dear friend, and witness the approach
of the king Of terrors-scc the eyes become
CLASSY, aud the lips quiver in that last sad
struggled If 50, the following sketch may
perhaps interest you.
"Spring. gentle spring has come again"
sa'd Ellen s. to her mother. who sat by
the bed, and gazed upon her darling one
with that anxiety which mothers bosom
only can feel.
''Ob, ma, open the window" coutiaucd
Ellen, "and let inc inhalc the fragrance
from my flower. garden; there are beautiful
flowers i'll it-some planted by my own
hand, others by your hauds, dear ma
Mrs s raised the window, and Ellen
smiled, as the perfume from her little garden
filed the apartment in which she rcposcd.
Ellen s. was in her eleventh year, and
her mother had looked forward with delight,
full an,icipations, to the day when the dear
child would be solace t" her; but how
mysterious arc the ways Of Providence. she
was to be disappointed.
Two lovely children, one Il son, the other
a daughter, had been snatchcd from the dear
rent who had ever strven to make then
happy, by that grim monster, death; ant
now she sat beside the couch Of her deal
Ellen, the last link. the only precious tie tina
bound her to earth. The disease which
prcycd upon this sweet child had caused tht
death of her brother and sister, and she, too
was rapidly sinking into the arms of death
Alb, how must that parents heart have
hcavcd wit! anguish, rs she sat watching tht
receding sunlight Of l.er Ellen's existence
Is there heart so sensitive as mother
one that can love moro dearly? Is there
one who will watch in the still night, or whe:
the storm king is carecrng without, more
carefully, or smooth the pillow. and, wip
the moisture more gently from the sufferer
brow We think not
"Ma, can you pluck one of those whit
roses from the bush that grows in the middl
of tho gardcn?' said Ellen, as her tende
parent kissed her brow, SO beautifully white
and smoothed back the dark tresses tha
adorned her child's head 81 love to loo|
upon tho white rose-it is an emblem of in
nocence and purity; and am lnot innocent
ma"
Mrs. S retired from the room, bu
soon returned, bringing the flower for whicl
her sick child had asked
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-06

ASSAULT or TIE MAYOR OF BALr1-
MoRE.--On Saturday evening, about eight
o'clock, as the worthy and efficient Mayor
Jerome was passing along Lexington near
Eutaw street, he was assaulted by fellow
who had stationed himself in an alley near
by. He rushed out, and made desperate
stroke at Mr.. Jerome, who dodged the blow,
which was received by Mr.. George Kemp.
The Mayor arrested and conveyed him to
the western station house, where Justice
Ringgold fined, aud committed him to Jail
in default of $500 security to answer the
charge before Court.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-06

NEGRO CLoTn1NG.-The Natchez Free
Trader publishes the following receipt for
making negro clothing water proof, furnish
cd by planter in Concordia parish:
:" For plantation Of fifty to one hundred
negroes, take twenty gallons Of linseed OIL
into which mix three pounds of ltharge,
after the oil shall have been boiled lew
moments. The litharge should be pnlver.
lied before being incorporated with the oil
and we'll stirred in. Previously All overcoat
or sac should have been neatly made from
common cotton cloth, called domestlcc, long
enough to reach below the knees, to be
closely huttoned up in front. When the
mixture of oil and littarge is boiling hot
immersc the garment, wiring it as dry as
possible, and let it hang in the sun for three
days, when it will be completely waterproof
an overcoat for the negro secure against
storm or tempest, imnervous to the wintry
! winds, or the chills Of the nights. 1T vii
cost less than sixty cents per sac, and last
one or two years"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-10-06

JEROME BoSApARrE has changed his
name. The Pays speaks Of him this morn
ing as Jerome Napoleon. 4 similar step
has succeeded so well in his nephew's case,
that the uncle must needs follow the eXam-
pie. But the President has right to the
name of Napoleon, whi e the President Of
the Senate has none. Up to the coup d'ctat
the President signed l.. N. Bonaparte.
Since that event he signs Louis Napoleon.
His unclc's name, however, is simply Jerome
Bonaparc, Just as the Empcror's name was
Napoleon Bouapartc. This anxiety to
drop the name OF the first consul, and take
instcad that of the Emperor, may be signi.
Gcative and oniuous Of coming events.