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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25

u .DUMB AGuE, INTERMITTENT AND REMIT
TENT FEVER. LIVER COMPLAINT, JAUNpICE
ENLARGEMENT or THE LIVER ENLARGE.
MENT OF THE SPLEEN, AND ALL THE VA.
Rlous FORMS or BILIOUS DISEASES.
This invaluable m tdcne was prepored from
an extensive practice OF several years in bill
;ous climate, md is never 10 fail Of curing Fer
yer and Aguc. or any Of the diseases above
named. II
CAUTION! BEWARE OF CouNTERFElTS
AND IMIYarloNsn
TAKE NOTi CE.--TLc genuine India Chol
agoguo is prepared exclusively by DR. Chalaes
Osgood, the inventor and sole proprietor. fo
protect yourself from imposition, buy Oft tg
ulnr agcnt, or m honest druggist, c&amhe lhc
outside engraving. and the pamphlet which il
incloscs. See that the words, OsGC0DS IN.
DIA CliOLAG0GUE are blown in the glass Uf
the bottle, and above all, sec that the aLc Of
directions has the written signituro Of CHARLES
Usooop, NJ, D., and you are safe.
From S r CaIy, Esq, Counsellor at Law 10
the agents al Cincinnati.
CINciNNATI. Oct. II. 1915.
Mgssns SAyYonD Il PAnE: In juno las, was
checked with ii ai most I'll cling aud unplcas.
ant diseases, the "Chil and Fever" The par
0Aisms returned daily, and were very. .sc,cre.-
My phisicnl cncrges had been much impaired
by previous attack Of Bilious Fever. Having
tired several fnvOrilc T, med.cs without relief
| friend in whom had confidence recommended
DR. Osgood's India Cholagoguc. procured q
bottle, and followed the accompanying direc.
tons. The consequence was tia: had but
ne paroxism after taking The first dose, and my
general health was rapidly restored without us
ing any Other medicine. dispensed the re
mainder oitlc bottle to two other persons sm
larry afflicted. and with The same rcslls. One
of them had been shaking for eight months and
was relieved in two days by The use Of .le
Cholngogue. consider il my dny, as il is my
pleasure. to Recommend it, having the m Isl en-
tire confidence in ITS sanalve power.
Yours trnly, S. r. CARY.
For sale ID. PARK, Cincinnati. Ohio.
North east corner of Fourth and Walnut SIS
entrance on Walnut strcc-to whom all or
dels mast be addressed.
AGENTS.
Sold BY Moyley IL Barber, & J. p, Shaw
Iunion; W II &M Bryan. Burlington: lolr
KYLE, Hanging Rock; W 5 KoLns, Greenups
burg: W y Nichols & Co Catlclsbnreh; las. |
{ Miller. Jackson; l. p Magnet Galipois; q
Payne, Porter S S Murray. Wiikcsvile Thos
Burlington, Guyapdolie; J l. M'Vey * CO.
Portsmouth,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25
BURLINGTON ACADEMY.

THE Trustees of this Institution take pleas
urc in announcing 10 the plbIic that they tav'
fitted up ample, comm dous and peasant room,
ior the use ui the school; and have secured IN.
service $ OF Mr.. J. l.. Whitney, an Experienced
and AZ c'mpiis'Ied teacher as pr,nc pal.
Insrucilon vii! BE- given III all branches I"
education usllali" taught in Academies
I lac tail term of the school viii cummcnc,
un Monday ;i.c ,rd dpy OF October next.
TERMS; s3 per quaucr for tie common
branches; - Tor the IN 'rc a,vancrd 50 for iIl,
languages and higher mathematics.
GOOD board can be Obtained In the village
al reasonable prices.
c. HALL, President.
Burlington Ohio, Sept. ~, 1888
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which was Catlletsburg, and room vas
accordingly given him, and the steward
took him in charge. The boat left here
on the 25lh Sept, and on that day Mr..
p. was TOO i'll 10 make his appearance
in the cabin. The ensuing day the stew.
nrd in the mo'ning came hurricdly to the
Captain, und announced that he bcliev.
cd his patient was dying, and suro c.
nough, when Capt. Ebbcrt reached the
mans state room, they found that the
den,h iattle was in his throat, and death
ensued but few moments after,
On arriving OF Cal.le,sburgh, Capt.
Ebbsrt had coffin made, AMI saw to
the burial Of tho corpse, hut he dill not,
while he remained there. hear anything
o! tho strangers relatives. The effects
ofthe deceased were subsequently, ex.
~min-d by the officers Of tho boat. 10 MS.
certain. possible, where he had rcsil.
ell, and also, to find a clue as to who
were his relatives. Among said effects
is o certificate from the Treasurer Of De-
Kalb Cosn,y, Ind. for Sll II, dated
Sept, 18Th, paid f"r township, school
and road tax for the year 1852 and 1858
signed Joel E. Hendricks Treasurer
There is also a carl on which is writ.
ten "Wri,e your Pos, Office address to
T. w. Grange, Delphos, Allen County
Ohio" In the bundle containing the
above was a leather belt. in which was
sewed a considerable amount Of Gol
coin; a wallet with few dollars in bills
a sack OF clothing, and some other small
articles.
II was the opinion Of Mr.. wilkins
the Clerk OF the boat, that the dccease
was abou, sixty or six,y'fve years o
age when he diel; hut as he slipped ri
so suddenly an | 40 quietly, NOTHING wa
learned by the officers of the boat as II
who lie vas Sh, u lis q ice reach h
ewes Of his relatives, We will state 70
thei. benefit that further particulars car
he had Of Capt. Ebhert, Of the York
to,on, or Of Mr.. wilkins. the Clerk, .
by addressing "ote TO the elitor of thl
paper.-Cin. Enq.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25
GREAT EAST.GRII
Clothing Emporiam!!
G. NEUBERGER,

No. 5 Union Block Trenton Ohio,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALER
IN READY MADE CLOI HING.
THE subscriber would call the attention Of
the citizens of irDnton aud the adjoining coun
iy to his stock Of Summer and Fail READY
MADE CLOTHING, consisting in pat of
ONERCOATS, Of every description, FINE
BLACK FRuCK. DRESS, and SACK COATS,
BLACK CIOl'iI and FAM Y l5SlilERE
pANTALOONS, BLACK SAT n aud FANCY
VESTS, Gents line Shirt Collars, llandkcr,
chiefs, Undersr,s and Drawers, Boots and
shoes. Kossuth Hats, Caps, mbfcllas, Carpet
Sacks, &c. &c.
| will keep up general assortment Of every
vari,t, of Ready Made Clothing usually called
for which Will sell 10 those VINO m,y favor me
with their custom CHEAPER THAN EVER
BEFORE. SOLD in this TOWN.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, will find it TO
their advantage To plrchaSc OF me, as can sup
ply lhuln Oh better terms than they can purchase
c.Sewhcrc.
Give me call and T. ami e my stock before
purchasing; AMI sius 20 otise.vcs Of The adj
vantage to be gained b. pa:cuaslng good ar.
cle aL reduced price.
G. NEUBERGER.
lronton. 0hl), Sept. /, 1853.
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS!

We profess TO be ju !scs Of the "vcgc''
able"csllel oysters,anl ss there are ma
ny others very fond Of the same .hins.wc
would say to them, they can fin ! a frs
rate article Of Baltimore Oysters as ffe'l
as If rish, from the she'll, scrvel up IL
prime or Ter at Nixon and Berrv's varlc
ty store, up stairs. Now this is not
hesrsay, but the velitabIe truth, as W
know, from the very hes, evi Hence, ha"
ing been there and feas!ed upon then
ourselves.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25

The Cabinet never fails TO bring us y
y ,mber of the latest Cincinnati papers.
Thanks TO frienl Gillen. With her oh
Lying crew, and pcrscvering Efforts to
promote the comfort Of her passengers.
the Cabine, is deserving liberal patron
age; and i, is hoped those who arr
thankful for her accommodations in low
water, will not forge, them when the r:v
CT Tisos.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25
100000 Gifts for the People!
THE WORLD. RENOWNED
Seyen-Mile Mirror.

OF tho Lakes Niagara Ea..S, bt. Lawrence Al
s,,uo,,y Rivers.
~ou, rvIIpIrivc ,rr,1r
NON EAhlDi IN" al NE
CHINESE Assembly Rooms so BRoADWAY.N.Y
In connection with its cIhibti,ns, the Pluprie
for. JOSIAH PERHAM, intends selling
,no ono r,nvcro o,Iv AT q rAnu
Aoo'ooo IithC'o UNI NJ " n''''
Each Tickc, admitting ionr persons 10 any eN-
h;biiion, ana rht!'ilng the h'Iaef 10 ohe "hafe
Of the Ol,'"'l gli's io''"wihs'
The whole Of the Magnificent series OF p1lnl-
ngs, known as the SEVEN .lll1: VI th'!h'
valued at $4,000 IT having reared do'pe
That sum by It's exhibition Il iafm 'nItnr''hs
ton cInn'y New Jersey containing x acres
in a rich sac Of cultivation, with Dwelling
Barn. and other necessary onilI'nscS' fronting
on the fela"are hivet. IN ie from oeNer'y.
and 10 miles from Philade p',a; access to II
C, esy hoar in the day, either by Railroad or
Steamboat, and also coniain'nsa reach Or
cl ord of 1900 Trees, on winch thousands o'
bulhe's OF Peaches nave peeh raisea tnS !ea''
valued At S2f ,OOh. Any inormalon aboat ilie
fam ran be given by Jas II Farrann; @ ASSsmDly
Buildings. Phila. The celebrate !hCTilN' WI
HORSE. TELEGRAPH. who can Ifot a m le
| in go. with Two persons IN W agon. 10 ce
seen ut the franklin House. Philadelphia val
ued at l.5oo s Pianos, worth 5O dollars each,
$500, S do worth 800 each ,5'W. sHprc'mtns
of the Pianos can be seen at the Music and Fl
nno Store of II. Waters, 1913 Broadway. lO
Gold Watches, worth Sl00 each. ,0lO, 40
do worth $50 each, 2.0nO. l0l Gold Pens and
coses. worth SIS ench, 500. 900 do Pencils,
worth "a each. 3.CON. 100 orders for Hats. (on
Csnn celebrated Broadway Halter, 400. 5000
Cold pens. 81 each, S. coo. 4n,O 900 Engravngs,
Waived At 25 cents each, 10000. 53,7s9 Hand
Rocks describing the Seven Mile Mirror, 6,09g
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25
CABINET WARE ROOMS
GiLLilN d BkUIt.ER
Corner Of Lawrence ana Third
Streets. 90

/ RE constantly rsccvins large additions 10
~ their stock Of Fu.N:iuiY oul Caaiys oCxv.
cry style. ~ ~
Also Wood and W How ware, Buckets Tuba,
arms, Wash toaris, Wood Bowls. Mcasarcs,
i,lGes Pins, Fassits Stlcllcs, Market Basketsg
Clothes BasActs, Wiilpw WagonA willow. Cabs
and Willow GLARS; Moss, Cotton and llusk
Mattresses, Mats, Cords, Cots. Giocks, SfOUMs
Brushes, LooEing Glasses, and IN factcrerthint
III TIE hoase furnishing line; all Of which will
be sold as low as they can be- purchased from
Portsmouth ol Cincinnati. We arc also sgeute
" the s;'sp OF kaAawha Salt Alrii 2j 1889,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25

RExovAl.-D. H. Clark is :emovng
his grocery to the Centre building of the
largo new block on the corner OF 2"d
and Rail. Road streets. One OF the
most ,mmeli,us business houses III
town. James Marcum Esq. is 10 "ccu'
y,hs one he leaves for the same bus
iuess,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25

Tust received and for sale at No. u, Music of
u all kinds, such as Violins, Accordeons
Flutes, Fiageolets, Clarionets, Guitars, Ban
ioes, Music Boxes. Per(umery, Confectionery,
Fruit, Toys, Notions of all kinds. Twenty four
hour, Eight day, and Alarm Clocks. Looking
Tlasses, Cigars, Tobacco, Sporting Apparatus,
Gea, Sugar, Soap, Candles. spices OF all kinds,
Stone Ware, and great many other articles
too numerous to mention. Gall anl sve.
JanuSry, Isl t653
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25
Patent Metallic Blrial G &C.

TIVE subscribers have just received stock
of METALLIC BURIAL CASES from the
Mandatory Of W. C. Davis and Co., Cincn.
natl which they Offer to the citizens Of lronton
and vicinity on reasonable terms. These cases
are AlR-TiGHT AND lNDE5TRCCFiRLL,
for protecting and preserving the dead iof otI''
nary burial for vaults, or for tramp9rlatioi.
The stock will be KEEP. UP as occasion demiiida
They also keep constantly miac va..cty oI
Collins of different sizes AMI qualities. 80
will make Collins 10 dIf.ctlJns without dc.ay.
A new llearse, qaie. horse and careiAt dr.
yer, ready lor service when required.
5. Il. HUSH g. CO.
Irou,ou. September 81, 1858. r.. ... ~-r
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25

"John, what is gentleman" Stub.
toe boots, short.tail coat, and a high
shirt collar" What is the chief enI OF
n grn,Icmnnl" 80 borrow money, To
cat large dinners, to 20 to The opera, and
TO petition for an Office" "What is a
gcntleman', iiIs duty toward himself!'
$40 buy pair of pIail panlaloons, anil
to raise Il huge pair Of whiskers."
In country grave yard, in New Jer
scy, lheIe is plain stone erected over
the grave OF beautiful young lad. with
only this inscri iplion upon it
"Julia Adams. died of thin shoes, Ap.
iii II, 1889, aged 49,"
One stone, more conspicuous than the
rest, has this singular inscription upon
il:
"Here lies the boly Of John Jones
,cho nsrcr hcM an cGce. An honest
man."
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25
INS0LVENT ESTATE.

To the creditors Of the Estate Of enjamin
sliilcr deceased.
On the sixteenth day Of September. one tbou-
sand eight hundred and fifty llrec, the Court Of
Probate for Lawrence County Ohio, declared
the estate OF benjamin Miller dcc'd, 10 be prob
ably inSo'ren. Creditors are therefore moi fed
To present their CLAIMS against the estate 10 til,
undersigned for allowance within six mjnli,
from The time above mentioned, or they vii
not be entitled 10 payment.
ABRAM MILLER, Admir-.
Sept 10Th 1853
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25

The escape Of Mitchell AMI John Mar.
tin, associates in exile with Thomns
Francis Meaeher, is certainty. We
have pcrusc letters from Australia TO
their particular (rien Is in this city which
speak Of the manner Of .hciI escape, 5ul
from fear that their safe arrival in this
country would be jeopa'dizci by apub.
Iicalion of the particulars, we have been
,cques'ed TO refrain from giving them
publicity for the prcscn,.--N;w Yorh
Times.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25
Sale Postponed.

The sale of Mr.. Cloninger's farm,an |
personal property in Romn Township
is postponed until the alst inst. See
advertisement in another column.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25
Olive Furnace

A Communication from "ME" at said
place will appear in oul mex, with great
pleasure.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

At my instance an attachment was this da!
issued by JAcon LAIR, Esq. justice Of the Peace
for Upper Township, in Laurence County and
State of Ohio against the property and tfscts
of ROBERT Johnson, q non resident OF SAID
County Of Lawrence.
Sept, 90. sSs.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25

RExEMBEn.-The agricultural NEE
ing II, The Court House 10 MI h' at ear
Icy Candle lighting.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25

Mcs.rs Davidson, Yard Il Co.. of the
wharf boa, have our thanks for late pa
pers, and various other favofs.
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NOTICE..

hereby sivc to all persons Interested,
,ha, a petition will be presented to the
Board of County Commissioners at their
next mc,tint, askin! ,hen to grant a
County roal IN sail Comfy, BEGINNING
nj the hill grocery in Aid Township,
,hcncc TO run the nearest an best way
down Storms Creek, to Davi Green's,
thence by Calvary A!lri Ices, thence to
inlcrSrct the other road at the David
Bottles place. running down Storms
Creek in ALL Township, Lawrence Co.,
OHIO.
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LDcAL CD.LUMN.

Extra copies of the Times for sale,
ready done mp for mailing. Enquire at
the Post Office.
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Iatche3.

A CASES Gates Blue Head Matches, for sale
4by OAKEs y BUsxiaK,
fJ1rN Ne. /, Bueksys Block,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25

The most denseIy settled portion Of
the Uni,el States, is in the county Of rs.
sex. in the State Massachusetts. II en-.
braces 400 squa,e miles, and contains
l27,ls0 Inhabitants or 3lS to q square
mile. The average population Of Mas
sachusc,ts is lls TO square mile; Of the
whole OF Europe 40 TO square. The
county Of Lenawa, in Michigan. if set.
tic! us dcnsely as the county Of Essex,
would contain $4,000 people. The
whole State Of Ohio if rs ,hckly settled
as the State OF Massachusetts would EN-.
brace 5000 900, and il as dcnsrly popu.
lated as Essex county, all Of $4,000. 900
o. pc pie.
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Ironton House.

Ironton use.
Corner Of Front and Railroad Streets
opposite the Depot, and contiguous TO the
Steamboat Landing.
IRONT0N OHIO.
"AVlNG Just opened the obove well known
II house Of entertainment. | am prepared
10 entertain travellers and hOardrrs
The lrnnton House ispleaSanlly sltuated-al-
(ordinr one Of he finest views by way of the
river--is very near to the mst business part of
the Town, and is comfortably arranged Tor the
reception of boarders and travellers, who will
be accommodated with neat, wholesome, airy
rooms, so ventilated as to preserve the health
and ensure the comfort of its inmates.
The public can rest assured that no Efforts
will be waning on my part 10 give them such
fare as will make their stay at the ironton
House as agreeable as possible.
Stablng Accommodations, of the very best
quality, and convenient to the house havs been
secured at the Livery Stable where all may b.
certain tnat their horses will be well fed ant
receive the kindest attentions;
J. W. ALLISON.
June I, 1853. If
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hand, the skilllul measures Of Messrs.
Guthrie. Dix, and Washington, of the
Treasury Department, are tho measures
that have restored 10 the National vaults
one million, one hundred and .Gny
thousand dollars, placed in the hands
Of Mr.. Draper by Mr.. Corwin, that might
otherwise have been lost.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25
Oct. 20, 1853.

OF YELLOW DOCK Il SARsAPARlLLA
Is now pn, up in the largest sized bottles; and
| is acknowledged 10 be the best Sarsnparila
made, rs is certified by the wonderful cures II
has performed, the original copies Of which arc
in possession Of the proprietor Eem mber,
this is The only true and original article.
This medicine, when used according to dl'
rectols,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25

In Il splace. At half past slX this morning;
by the Rev. J. H. CRErG.r Mr. lirGn mcgee
and Miss MARY hNy HARPER, all of this place
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-25

Scrofuln
or Kings Evil.
Careers. Tumors. Trup.
lions OF the skin. Erysire'ns.
Chronic Sore Eyes Ringworn or
Teucr Scnld Head. Rheumatism. PAIN,
in the Bones or joints. old Sores and C'ccrs.
Swelling OF the Glands Syphilis. Dysreisin salt
Rhcum. D-ca-c of the Kidneys. oss Of rrrclilr
Disease arising from the use OF Mercury. Pain IN
the Side and Shoulders. General Dchiiiy.
Ir,,., I ,u,I, M, InuuIicp mud Cos
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."-"" AGENTS. N
~ Moxley& Barber. j. J. P. Shaw, Ironton;
VII 4 NJ Bryan, Burlington; John Kyle.
Hanging Rock: W Kours, s,Greenupsburgh: W
r Nichols. Catettsbirg; JAS H @ Miller, Jack
son; l. p Maguet, Galip,lis; q Payne. Por
er:J,. Murray, Wilkesville; Tho's Buffing
I'm G, sndo,te; J L NJ vey & co. Portsmouth
Shackleford & Crchton do
~ DR. osGooD's INDIA cHoLAsoGUE, Fo2
THE CURE or FEVER AND AGUD, CHILL FEW
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-15
Our Repre.entatix.

Our Representative, Mr.. Stockwell, re-
turned home last week. Vanderburgh coun-
ty has never had a more able Represents
tive in the Legislature than Mr. Stockwell.
He has done his duly, and in saying that we
mean to comprehend great deal, and much
more than some of his predecessors seemed
to have known how to comprehend. Van
derburgh not only honors herselfin Sc nding
such representative to indianapolis, but
she subserves her own interests more than
some of her citizens might suppose. Mr.. s.
has reflected onor upon his constituency by
his course at Indianapolis, while ne oblaned
an influential position for himself in the
Legislature. The interests OF our county
will never suffer, while we send such repre-
sentatives to guard them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-15

Henderson and Nashville Railroad.
The President and Directors of the Hen
derson and Nashville Railroad have adver-
tised for putting under contract nearly the
whole of the route from Henderson to the
Tennessee state line. Regarding this road
as but continuation south of our road,
which it is TO all practical purposes, we are
glad to witness the energy of those who have
the control of the H +. and N. Railroad. The
speedy commencement and completion of
this road, is a matter of momentrous interest
to Evansville, as we have proven by articles
on the subject. Our citizens regard the road
in this light, and some of the most enter
prising of them have been active in assisting
the people of Henderson in the starting the
project. When our own road is CON-
pleted to Terre Haute, or the straight line
Railroad is built to Indianapolis, the Hen
derson and Nashville Railroad will be the
only remaining link in the great chain oil
roads binding us to the lakes at the North
and the Gulf and Atlantic at the South
as the southern link yet unfinished, will be
completed in a short time. The Henderson
road, therefore, assumes an Importance not
only to those living at its termini and or
its route, but to to Evansville, which words
or statistics might labor vainly to fully ex.
press.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-15

We publish the Liquor Law to-day as
passed by the Legislature. Some time ago
we published the principal part of the bill,
with comments. We think this act requires
considerable Improvement, and that expe-
rience will show it. Whether indeed il
will eventually prove temperance triumph
may be regarded as very doubtful. We
think, on the contrary. temperance men in
certain places. and in Pigeon Township, for
one, will find, unless they can get major :
ty of voters to 60 for "no license'-that a
great mstak has been made by the passage
of this act. Aside from penalties for dis
orderly houses. and recovery of damages &c
the gist of the whole bill is this. If the
majority of voters in Township declare fo
license then any man can without pay
ing copper for license, often Ii
quor grocery, provided he file bone
with the Auditor, signed by four pro
per freehold securities, in the penal sum o
not less than five hundred dollars nor NOR
than two thousand, and for the payment o.
all fines, penalties, &c. No municipal cor
poration or board OF commissioners cal
exact money from those persons, for license
The revenue from licenses in thus closed
Under all circumstances where license j
voted.we may not expect to see decrease in
the number of GROCERIES. The penalties ant
damages provided by the latter sections, will
most likely prove as heretofore in simila
provisions dead letter. But experience viii
soon tell whether or not this act is q triumph
of tine Temperance cause.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-15
Ex-president FILLMORE.

Mr.. Fillmore, in reply to letter addressed
him by the Mayor OF Buffalo, offering q
public reception to himself and Cabine,
officers, informs them that he will return
home by way of Charleston and New Or
Jeans thence up the Mississippi river and
the lakes, will arrive home about the lst oil
May. Mrs. Fillmore, has b,en for some time
in delicate health, and has been advised to
take trip South, and not to return home
till warm weather. They will be accom-
panied by one or more of the Ex-Cabinet
officers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-03-15

WINcHELL AGAIx.-Mr.W inchell has gone
over to New Harmony to give performance
but informed Us he would return in time to
give an entertainment here Tomorrow, Wed
nesday evening. He had good house on
Saturday evening, and we understand gave
gre deal better performance than the evening
previous, although that was good. AS gen.
eral rule those who laugh most criticize most
severely. We saw this illustrated last Fri
day evening. But those who like to laughs
had better go to see Winchell. Those who
feel like biting themselves when they are
made to laugh, had better stay away.