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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-21


As in a cloudy atmosphere
Through unseen sluicas OF the air
sudden and impetuous wind
Strikes the great forest white with fear
And every branch. and bow and spray
Points all it, qnisering leaves one wav
And meadows OF grass and fields OF grain
And the clouds shove. and the sianting rain
And smoke from chimneys Of the town
Yield themselves to IL. and bow down m ss \
Nor ia the following description Of the Rhine less
beautiful
Below me in the valley ieep and green
A. eoblets from which in thirsty dru1hts
We drink its wine the swift and mantling river
Flows triumphant through these lovely egion.
Etched with the shadows Of its sombre inargent
And soft. reflected clouds Of gold and argent o. 81
How true the key he furnishes to the unsatisfying
nature Of the pleasures OF memory
Alas oar memories may retrace
Each circumstance OF timo and place
Season and scene come back again.
And outward things unchanged remain
The rest cannot renslatc,
Ourselves carnot re-create,
Nor set pouis 70 the same key
o. 'be remembered harmony (p 49,
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A Little Incident.

A bachelor friend of ours was riding day
or two ago ,hrough A;hol in this State, when
he overlook little girl and boy apparently
on their wav to school. The little girl ap-
peared to he FIVE or six years old, and was
beautiful as fairy. Her eyes were lit up
with CLEAN of intense happiness and her
cheeks gIowcd with the hues of health. Our
bachelor friend looked at her for moment
adnrinply. She met his glance, and with an
eager voice saluted him, slave you got ba-
by!" He was struck aback by the question
and something like aregret stole over his
mind as he looked upon the animated and
beautiful little face before him. "No," ne
answered! "Well," she replied. drawing
her tiny form proudly up" lcehare," and pass
ed on, still smiling to tell the joyous news
to the next one she might meet. What q
world of happiness to her was concentrated
with that one idea-the baby. And in her
loy she felt as il all mus. have the same de-
light as herself; and it was a matter OF at
fectionate pride to her that lifted her little
heart above the reach of ordinary envy, for
the baby was her world, and what else had
she to crave, Such was the reflection of our
friend, and he remembered it long enough Ia
tell it to us yesterday in State street.
Boston Post.
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GARDENERS
MAGIC WOvJN ID HEALER.

TIME Magic Wound healer Is "A certain cure for al
i kinds of wounds on Man Beast, especially Fresh
cuts which il readily heals while ii alays Inflammation
Gardners Magic Wound Healer is & cd for all kind.
Of wounds Bruises Washes and Sptains, the bite and
sting Of insects chapped hands and face sore nipples
iufamed eye lids ana all external injuries.
For Sores the backs of Horses and all Unnamed
parts by the rubbing chatting of Gard
ncrs Magic Wound Healer is a CERTAIN Cure.
The Magic Wound Healer will prove equally as oene
fetal cattle il does horses, and in TACT Tor all
EXTERNAL INJURIES whether on NAN or beas
GARDNERS Magic WOUND HEALER Is the best ap'
plication that can be applied
Bruises and Washes hand feet or fingers
or toes, caused by being struck with hammer or oeins
mashed or jammed i'm any way. easily ana speedliy
cured by the use of GARDENERS MAGIC WOUND
HEALER.
COMMISSIONS and Larcerations ofany kind arc more
easily and quickly cured by GARDENERS Magic Wound
Healer han by any other remedy, m
Fresh cuts treated with the Magic Wound Healer Will
not in6ame or becouAe sore. Sold by
wOOLSEY LINCK,
aug3lwdSlmwt Wholesale Druggists.
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GAR NER,S MAGIC WOUND
II r. n. r.: n

DEAD the following statement of Mr.. Azeriah Doss,
III in relatiout Gar1ners Mugic Wound healer. MI.
Doss is WELL and favorably known throughout this and
the adjoining counties beiug it'll the Blars
vile FIGURING mills. and person may satisfy them
selves of the truth OF the statement by calling on him
and seeing the Cog Wheels spoken Of Mr.. Doss states
that last winter while engaged in wpng the dirt from
two cosiron cog wheels, he wheels IL the time being
unsped and in rapid moton the rag that he was using
caught, and In instant his hand drawn be-
tween the wheels MASKING and bruising it In the most
awful manner. Tue space between tho cogs OF the
wheels through which his hand passed being not more
than a quarter of inch. Mr.. Doss Immediately ap
piled Garncrs Magic Wound Healer, and in less than
one hour the pain ceased and by the eontr ued use OIL
the Magic Wound Healer. the hand gradually healed
without becoming iufamed sore, In three weeks
time he able TO use il.
Such testimony the above shows the superiority oil
Gardner's Magic Wound Healer over other medicines
in the fact that fresh wounds treated with Gardners
Magic Wound Healer will not infame or become sore.
Prepared by Jas, L.. Gardner, and sold by
WOOLSEY Il LINCK.
aug9 lwd&Imw Evansville.
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THE DEAD ALlvE.-A little girl about ten
years of age, the daughter of one of our most
distinguished citizens, was taken sick few
days ago, and on Monday evening, to the
poignant grief Of her parents, apparently died.
The usual preparations were made, the room
darkened, and the body enclosed in shroud
with the intention of burying it yesterday al
ternoon. But yesterday morning the aPpar'
emily dead girl revived, and terribly brighten.
ed at the situation in which she found herself
with her cries alarmed the household. She
is since, we learn, doing well, and our readers
may imagine the feelings of the family
Norfolk Nelrs.
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DAILY JOURNAL.
The Fierce Administration Denounc.

The New York Journal of Commerce &C.
cupies a neutral position in general politics,
but all its procilvilties were lin the favor of
Gen. Pierce to the Presidency, andto sup
port his administration, after he was elected.
The time has now come when the acts of the
Administration give promise of what will be
its policy and by what influences it will be
governed. The Jou rnsl looks at these facts
fully in the face, and in an elaborate article
OH the 9th thus wisely and justly passes
judgment upon them:
ain electing Gen Pierce to the Presidency,
it was supposed that prominence and infu'
ence had been given to the National senti-
ment which had so conspicuously triumPhed
over sectionalism. The country did not un-
derstand, in electing Gen. Pierce, that the
union of factionists, held together by spoils,
would constitute the Government, and that
those who had been conspicuous in giving a
controlling direction to public affairs at
great juncture, should occupy only subor-
dinate part in its mach merry. In our Judg-
ment, Gen. Pierce has gone counter 10 the
Jublic intention and has commtteda capital
error. We express this opinion with deep
sorrow. We have no personal disaPpolnt-
rnents of any description to avenge. lie mas
been liberal with sentiments favorable to the
National idea, and has bestowed power and
command on its antagonists; thus holding
out an inducement FOR treachery and deser-
ton of the Constitution. and holding it OFT
TO the leaders of those who, feeling that they
had committed great error, were ready toSe-
turn to their allegiance TO the country by as
senting To the supremacy OF the class who
throughout the contest had shown their patri-
utism and their ability to govern. The ap-
pointment of Mr. Sickles, recently made,
intended as an exec ption TO the general
policy, is one of those mistakes which under
a sudden conviction OF error is often CON-
United. The National feeling OF this coun-
try, shocked at the di splay of mere sentiment
in its favor, has arrived at the solemn judg-
ment, that the President has come short of
the duties which its performance would I'M
questionAbly have conferred.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. Us +. NJ.
The dispatches relating TO the Cotsa af-
fair, il is understood, were read before the
Cabinet to-day. They fully sustain Capt.
Ingraham's conduct not only as brave and
efficient officer, but also as a man of calm
judgement In every respect his proceedings
were worthy Of the American character
The dispatches will not be made public for
the present, but the opinion of the administra-
ton as TO the propriety oil. the Captains course
ID unanimous. IL is, however, believed that
even stronger grounds in his support can be
claimed than that of the brutality OF the Aus
TRAN officers: and il so, Austria will receive
another ns,alment of American opinions to
add TO her Hulseman letter.
II is to be hoped Mr.. Walker will yet pro-
coed OH his mission. The facts are brief - as
follows: The three first class naval steam
ers belonging to the United States are now
in the the Chinese seas, viz: the Mississippi,
San Jacinto, and Powhattan. 1t is ol course
impossible to order any of these vessels
home in time to take Mr.. Walker 10 his des-
tination. The Princeton upon his appoint
nent was intended TO be placed at his dispo-
sal. Sine has turned out faiiure-drawing
twenty-three feet of water and attaining a
speed of cnly six miles an hour. The iron
steamer ALLEGHENY, VIII be ready Tor sea In
about two weeks, and although her boilers
are similar 10 those of the Princeton, still, il
is expected the light draught of water will
enable her 70 get along more satisfactorily.
The Secretary ofthe Navy will direct board
of competent engineers to inspect her on her
trial trip. II she succeeds she will be placed
at Mr.. Walkers disposal. As for the Sara
nae she willnoi be repaired for two mouths
The present Secretary of the Navy, is, o
course no { responsible for this state OF affairs
The proposition has been suggested to pur
chase one OF the Collins steamers. Th
idea is suggested in ignorance of the fac
that the Navy Department has neither tn
power nor the money, unless by an appro
priation OF Congress, to make such pur
chase. All the law upon the subject is sim
ply to the effect that the Collins company
bound to sell whenever the government is au
thorized by Congress TO purchase, and no
before. DIR. Walker can easily, if he desire
take the overland route to China, and whe
there, the whole East India squadron will b
placed at his disposal.
Mr.. August Belmont, Charge TO the Hagu
received instructions from the State Depart
nnent to-day, and left for New York. He
TO sail on the goth.
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CHURCH NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby giving to the members OF the
IN Cumberland Presbyterian Congregation oil an
derburgh county, that election will be held al the
house Of Worship. OF said Congregation in Mechanics
ve Saturday at O'Clock, p NJ. August 18Th, 1888
for purpose of eecng less than three nor more
than trustees for said Congregation to serve as sucn
until their successors elected.
proposition will also be made at said meeting. to
adopt the following the corporate name OF said Con
gregation to wit The New Salem Congregation OF the
Cumberland Presby terrain Church.
augl-td BY order OF the acting trustees.
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ApoLoeY.-We understand that Mr. Boat
RIGHT thinks we did him injustice in stating
that he has had tes wives. He gives the as
surance that he has only been married nine
times. We cheerfully make the correction.
Ind. State Jour.
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LEWIS & GRAY, Agents.
JOHNSON 4 FRENCH would

JOHNSON n FRENCH would tender thei,
thanks to their retail customers for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on them and they in
tend quitting the retail trade after the first Of September
they wou ID suggest the public that they have great
many Very good goods suitable only for the retail ira de
which they E sell unusually low Persons desirous oil
good barg ns will And il to heir advantage call
and all persons indebted them will find TO their ad
vantage 10 cali ami make immediate settlement Jyl9
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NELSON BROWN & CO,

l lEALEkS and importers In Law, Medical, School
- miscellaneous and Blank Books. Also a general
assortment OF Fancy Stationery. We offer our goods
eltner wholesale or Retail. lower than they eau be
bought west of the untains.
Law and Medical Students and country merchants
would do well To give G call. Harper and Putnam
each al nfteen cents, Wholesale Retail All order,
promptly attended too
NELSON BROWN eco.
augo 1md6u LouisyiIe Kv
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~ The farmers in Iowa say it is almost
impossible to sleep at night in consequence
of the racket made by the rapid growth of the
corn.
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lie by Hallock e. SteddSrd, d
DRESS MAKING.

MRS. ANNA DISNEY. would respectfully i,to,
WI the ladies Of Evansville that she has opened an AZ.
adjustment for dress making, Second Street two
doors above the Old Catholic Church. where she vii, he
pleased to attend to all calls in her ne From mast
perencs she feels assured that she can give
satisfaction. Please give her a call. auesd3n
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GA gentleman, it is announced, sis one
who pays for his newspaper" What truth
and simplicity. How brief, yet how COM
plete!
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nAGUERREOTYPES-

A reduced prices, are now taken by G.. W. DANES
"A North side OF First Street between Main and Syca
more, over ID. S. Anderson's Tailor Store. Persons
wishing to procure good true and substantial Likeness,
Of themselves families, friends would do we'll In
call on Mr. Danes, he il old and well expe
artist, Of Cincinnati and other places and is furnished
with superior apparatus he will not fail to give entire
satisfaction.
Instructions given in the art reasonable terms by
aug3 d&w-u Il. w. DANES
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S00DIFPERENTs styles OF Wall Paper and Border.
sJOO open to the inspection Of purchasers, at Tn
Wall Paper Store of
aug4 JOHN c. DEVEREuY
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Cltcin naii TO Hamilton 90. Cin TO Springfield sOo
For all information and through tickets. apply ut the
Office Southeast Of Broadway and FRI III ST. or at
the Depot, Cincinnati.
w. A. LATHAM. Ticket Agent.
P.W STRADER. Geun Agent.
NJ. WILKINSON, Agent. Evansville.
aug 10 Gmd&w
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LNOR SALE.--Two good Horses, I sett double
IL Harness and one buggy and harness Enquire az
this office. aug4u P.k.M
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SUNDRIES.
y Boxes Claret;
i Bbls Cru shed Sugar;
Ia Cask MADEIRA Wine,
IA do Malaga do;
Flour from New Wheat in Sacks, just received and
for sale at
jy2s COOKS Family Grocery.
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called the Relay House,) nine miles from Bal
timore, and with the Philadelphia. Viii
mDgton and Baltimore X. X. 10
Philadelphia.
TINE great tunnels upon the part ofthe line are
l. now fully completed and the whole road is in fine
condition. presenting one of the most picturesque and
romantic routes i'm the world The greatest for the
comfort and safety Of is constantly exercised
by the officers and agents of this Company and there is
road in the United Sta.es, Notwithstanding the
reports of Interested and inscriptions agents of other
routes to the contrary.
from Louisville Madison and Cincinnati connect with
the road at Wheeling and through tickets from these
10 bastmTre fhaoepnia &c,
ville the boats ofhe Union Line only at Louisville.
The steamers leave the wharf al Louisville daily for
wheeling where passengers aud baggage are carefully
The express mail train leaves Wheeling daily at half
past M. and arrive at Cumberland (2oI iies) at
M. and allowing hours there arrives in BaItf-
more (3e0 mies) at day light sex morning. In full time
to connect with early Wasssngios and philadelphia
less than twenty hours, including stoppaees,
Travellers will not ia to observe that this is TIE
the East
Baggage checked throughto any OF the Eastern points
without charge. Passengers and baggage transfer
red to the for Washington at the Junction. and for
Philadelphia, at Baltimore wi hont extra charge. Trav
eers are allowed ample time aid opportunity at all
points to obtain their meals ~
Through tickets from Louisville TO Baltimore. with
the privilege ofying any xhere the rouie) Sill;
si4 TO Be had as above only 6e rail road fare alone
from Wheeling to Baltimore is 81 SO; to PhiadelphiaOr
Washing ton 50 SOY II
While the water is low in theDhio light drnught but
swift steamers will keep up tte connection between
Cincinnati and Wheeling Passengers may also leave
river Cincinnati, and Zach Wheeling by the way of
railroad Columbus aud GAINESVILLE. and stages thence
to Wheeling. For this route Messengers buy through
tickets in Cincinnati and Leave there or n O'Clock
A. N. daily. rs
IT PFreghts TO all Eastern pets, by tbs safe direct
and speedy line (Which is to do an immense
business) will be taken low any other route. All
property carefully handled and delivered good order
INQUIRE as above. XWN. PARKER,
it95-Iy General Supc| flfc adent Baltimore,
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.
Il RDERED that the of lots Nos. Is d 50 Upper
" Enlargement and No 22l Donation Enlargement
MI up said lots with earth correspond with the
city grade, under the directions of CITY Engineer on
or before the lat day of September next and IN default
thereof; the City Marshal is directed to perform said
work. and the costs and expenses will be to and
collected by sale OF said lots much as nav be ne
cessary tn satisfy said lien and costs.
BY order of the Common Council
auglI-3t GEO. n. TODD CITY Clerk
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Il. NELSON
ID. WOOLSEY.
AUCT ION.
wOoI.SEY r. NEI.SNN

WATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneers
w and Commission Merchants. Manufactures Agents
Dealers In Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses, Picture Frames Notions &C. Particular atten-
ton given 10 the sale all descriptions of Goods Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday Cash
advances made on CoisgEments. -
aug % Iy WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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ADAMS 8 co.AEAsTERw. WESTERN
tS.sss s1szss. ss;fsss9
.Assrssss 1870 II y
AND FOREIGN EMPRESS.

TNHE public are respectfully Informed that now
Il prepared TO give increased Facility and dispachf for
transporting 10 and from thu hgst merchandise, paeka
ges parcels bank MOTHS and siteic and all
who patronse quick sdspates throughout the year
having railroad communication fom Cincinnati TO the
East Each express is in cnarek OF trusty messengers
accompanied with iron safe fof better security OF yau
ables.
We collect ills notes. drafts fll orders for goods
or pay bills in places where have Offices
Expresses for ~, Louis Madison indianapolis, Gin
einnati, Cleveland, Psburg aa al parts of the East,
leave daily at l0t A. NJ.
For Lexington and Frankfor q: 9 p. u.
For California by each mail steamer from New York.
ADAMS g. CO.
s. a. JONES, Agent,
nov17 '52 1y Office SIS Main St, Louisville.
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PAINTING! PAINTINGH PAINTING!!
w. SUMMERS,
House and Sign Painter.

IMIIAIUK UF WUODS md MARBLES.
DEGS leave to inform the citizens Of Evansville and
ID vicinity that he has rented a shop North side
OF First Street between Main and Sycamore ever d. s.
Andcrsons Tailor store. where he is fully prepared
execute all orders entrusted TO him. Having served
years at his business besides several wears expe.
rience in the cities Of Cincinnati and Louisville he
feels confident that his work will avoraby with
thing R the West. All he asks is fair trial ana let
his work speak for itself
y. B-Wood letters ofevery style for Signs cut and
gded to order, on short notice. augIl-2mds
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SELLING OFF AT COST FOX CASH.
RElNG about to change my business. will sell for
II Cash at cost prices my entire stock, consisting of
Dry Goods, Boots Shoes &C.. DC. Call soon all who
want to buy choice goods at cost.
ANY person knowing themselves indebted TO Will
please call and settle the same without delay.
jy293w JCAMPBELI.
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SHINGLESy SHINGLES!!
2S7 ono PINE SHINGLES just received and
je2a JOHN f. CLOVER
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+. w. Sloan. l2l Broad ST. New York
Scot; IL Co, Toledo.
j. s. ChenOweth 81 Co., Cincinnati,
This Is one ofthe oldest, best established and most re
liable lines OF transp aton in the country and sole
Agents for this section, We are authorised to give
through receipts for fregnts TO and from the East
very rates. guaranteeing against any ever charges
aug9 LEWIS & GRAY, Agents.
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NEW BOOKS!
+ Asst Leaf Sunny Side
IL Christian Perfect:
Halls Books or Legion's OF the West;
Attorney;
One Year Wedock;
Tales OF the Countess D'Arbonville;
The Australian Captive and the Gold Legends;
Bankers Almanac;
Louis lsth-Prsmatics;
New Orleans Sketch Book, &C.. received this day b,
auglO RATEBONE a. WHEEIER
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notice.!

4 LII persous indebted the firm of HART d COL
IA WIN. or have any claims against them will settle
with the undersigned, whohas been appointed receiver
by the Circuit Court "a Marlborough County.
myIs III. NELSON.
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VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS.-The
subscriber would call particular attention 10 his
stock of Violin and Guitar rngsihey of the very
best auality-Italian, English. and American and he
will sell them cheaper Quality eonsidered) than
before offered in this city. WM. II CUhRIE,
iy2 End floor Fosters corner.
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REMOVED.
- have removed my Boot & Sine
- Store 10 my resic4 &c on the
- corner of Main and Seventh streets.
All orders will be promptly attended too and neatiy
executed. will also keep assortment OF Boots @
Shoes OF my make, good as the best Tor lash.
jy93m WIN. EMERY.
DIANOS AND ACCORDEONs TUNED
u AND REPAIRED-Iw give particular aitsnuoH
To this branch of the business Orders left at the Music
Store 2nd floor Fosters corner will have immediate
attention iys WIN. II. CURRIE.
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TEwELRy &NoTIoNS.-Earrings Fnger.rings,
81 Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils.
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes Combs. Purses Fancy Soaps,
Accorans Volns Pictures and various other notions
for sale 10y
aug23 Iy WO0LSEY & NELSON.