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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-02
AMERICAN UNION
LIFE ms TRANCE MPANY
CavIta1 alOO.OOO.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. CO
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT

INCORPORATES lsl0.-CHARTEl PEHrEIuAL.
AsfAerisst CssI $50 CaPf elj0 900
THIS long ests blshed and well known Institution
II has trzpsacted q extensive Insurance busines
for mpre than y years. throughout the United State
aud the British North American provinces II has aimee
secure public n6dence, by an honorable and faithful
uihment its contracts; and the owners Of propsrt.
are assured that all air claims for loss under m policies
viii be literally adjusted and promptly paid. Publ,
building. Mnnufactorcs Mills, Machinery, Dwelling
Houses, Storss, Merchandise, Household Furniturs
Vessels on the stocks or while In port. DC, &C., will b.
insured at rates rs low the risk will admit. The fol
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
H. HUNTINGTON. President.
ALpsRr DAr, CALVIN DAr,
JAHrs Goopwix, Jos ALLYN,
CHARLES BoswELL, JoHS p. BsAcs, r.e
HExRY KHkxv. CnARLEs J. Ruos.
CHARDES TAYLOR, Secretary.
Cnurornra C. LYxAx, Assistant Sec'y. -.
UFApplications Tor insurance may be made TO
- ALLEN C. HALLOck, Agent
Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.
dec6 Evansville. Ind.
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TEvIS & BAFBAROUx,
uvnp An IT EpTNnRv HUNTSVILLE XIV

hrbhAULtC fOUNDhf, LOOiSfiLLA-, hhv
A RE now making and keep constantly on hand; case
N iron Screw Pipe, 1, ], u; u, H. 2 - ana Inch
BORE suitable tor steam, wafer, gas 6c 10 wblen ney
respet tuy invite the attention Of Railroad Gas and
Water Companies and all others in want OF cheap and
durable Pipe.
ALSO-Mili Machinery OF the most approfeo pat
tern. ,r AIDE 10 order cast iron Force and li Pumps
OF various and kinds, always on hand IohscsH
Lard Timber and Mill Screws at the lowest prices Car
heels and other castings for Railroads-Job work Of
all KIND. promptly aitcded TO-. The. are also the cole
re in ih West of Roys q Freneh's Patent
Huh Norijciug Machines, for carriage and waeon
n,aIers With one Of these machines do
more work in o, day and do it letter. than Do
i'm Ave days without II. One Of these machines
be seen In operation at Mr.. e. nzcxER cf this place.
who is the authorized gent for tins and the adjoining
counties u
orders from distance enclosing the money, szts-
factory references, promptly attended 10. Jan29.iy
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DRS. CASSELBERRY & NEGLEY having associated
themselves together in the prlcce OF Medicine anc
Surgery, would respectfully announce 70 the citizens
Evansville and vicinity, that they prepared TO attend
to all calls either by day night one or both Of then
above the Sherwood House. at all times except when pro
fessionaily absent. I"n1Gul
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Cigars, Snuff. smoking and Chewing
d TT ,rnbarcn

nOTTO SCHEFFRR has take the stand formerly oc
" cupied by H.. Sehaeftr. on Frst street, betw cen
Main and Locust where he intends keeping on hand for
sale wholesale or retl choicest bands of Havana
Cigars ing and Chewing Tobacco. Snuf, &C., &c
He invites the attention OF the public to his stock OF
hands, and hopes by the superiority OF his articles and
reasonab prices, To inertia large custom
N. b. Pipe, Cigar and obbaeeo Cases &C.. always on
hand : - N decc6.H
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HxNA
FIRE INsU r. NCE COM p ANY,

OF Hartford. Cons.
CAPITAL e30O, ,OOO-sH psid IN snd isSssted.
REsERvED EARKiNes e2OO,OOO.
Tefst Asssfs ejW 900.
|FINHIS Company was incorporated with Q perpetual
charter in 1872 and insures against loss damage by
Fire Dwelling Houses Manufacturing establishments
stores househo furniture, and merchandise In general
the favorable and losses occurring In tbs
agency will be literally adjusted and paid with prompf
ness. E.L ~ tL
BOARD DIRECTORS:
Thos X. Brace. Robert Buel,
Samuel Tudor, Miles A. Tuttle,
Joseph Pratt, John L. Boswell,
Austin Dunham, Ebenezer Flower,
Ward Woodbridge, E. a. Bulkley.
Joseph Church. Roland Mathcr,
Edwin G.. Ripley. Silas b. Hamlintou
Frederick Tyler, Samuel S. Ward,
Henry z. Pratt.
THOMAS X. BRACE, Pres't.
8. L. LOOMS. Secretary.
TPApplicsons for Insurance may be made TO the sub
scFi6er Who duly authorized to receive proposals. and
policies terms any Insurance once
or Agency In the West. &c. HALLOCk, Agt.,
febl-u Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned having formed Ce
IN partnership, will practice law under the firm a
Law & Johnson Our oftces in the second story Of Mr.
Gwathmey's building on First street, between Main
Locust. We shall also undertake the purchase and sal
of real estate, and Of taxes the CO.
lection of claims all business us will
ceive united attention. The Office OF the Lamaso
agency is in the same place. JOHN LAW, ..
Evapsyilie Mar. Or. IaJO.-tf
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SAFES,
THE ft.e
GREAT ERE IN CHILIICOTuE,
GDHN - arr
Ome.thiPd Of the Town Burnt 10 shes

II
GREAT ERE IN CHI
GDHW II - ar
One.third Of the TOyvn Il rnt 10 Ashes!
CmLLucoTHr. o., April 18th, 1859.
Messrs. srrAmxs Il MARvIs- . = - :. 4
0emfiemea: Yonrs Of the 5th Is at hand. In reply,
every Safe in the re has proven good for
nothing. lost large Safe-Ir PERFrcTLv DsrRoY
RD-but In the SMALL SALAAAxDkR 1 BOUGHT FROM YoU
NOTHING Your Obedient servt,
r-an fart WM.T.CLEMONS.
The above letter shows that n real hot nrc, RicHs
SALAnANDrRs the oily Safes to be depended upon.
In the Pearl street nre seren Ssfes of different makers
were totally destroyed, RIcHs SAVE bidding def
TO the dames. preserving notes. bonds and morga
ges to the value OF eIO0O. The Chillicothe arc is
repeated occurrences prove incOntestbiy nat Wilders
Patent Saiamanders. with RuRs IMPROVEMENT, are the
best Safes made in The United States in the whole
world They be had ut the DEPoT, LAG WATER ST.,
and at the Factory, corner of ST. Marks PLAcE and
ATENUEA, New York. STEARNs Il MARVIN. 4
also. at the foiloring Ageneies.
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans,
L. NJ. HATCH, Charleston, s. C.
THOMPSON ~ ONDESBURYS, Baltimore, Nd.
HOLYOAKES, LOWNES & CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY " MORLEY, Toledo, o.
ALIIS d HOWES, Evansvill la,
=. SHEPARD Il CO., Buffalo. Y.
WALTER X. MARVIN, Lock- port, NY.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS. II. CAMPFIELD Savannah, Ga.
HALL & MOSES, Columbus. GA.
DE'HOSSET & BROWN, Wilmington, n. O.. -.sf
WM.RANDALL, ST. Paul, NJ T. - t
MORLEY e. RAYNOLDS. Cleveland, o.
HAVER, BOYD g. GAINESVILLE, o.
HY. SUGGETT, Rochester, Y.
JAS. HUTTON, ontreal, Canada.
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REMOVED.

II HAVE removed my once to Water street, next doc
10 the 'Laay cite House," where be found al
times by day night unless professionally engaged.
ap3-n JOHN SHAW, G.. Nj, M. d.. xe.
IDEMOVED.-Thc undersigned has removed to the
III house ofMrs Dr. Traon, the Sher
wood House, opposite the mansion OF NJ Ross ESQ., Oh
First Street, or Doetor's .drense.,
Office at the old stand First doors above Main
where he may be found all times, unless professional
engaged. lje2S] }. X. WILCOX. M. ID.
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REMOVED.

THE undersigned have removed their Book aud Mus,
Store TO the OF Main aud First street, wber,
they ase just receiving. Ia addition TO their former stock
extensive assortment Of Books, Stationary, Musca
INSTRUMENTS &C.. &C.; all of which they prepared
sci. at Wholesale retail, the most liberal terms
jy13-u l.. ul4 we T. CONJUNCTION g. co. .
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DRS. WALKER & HATCHITr. having associated
themselves together In the Practice of Medicine anc
Snrgey, would to the citizends,
Evansville ad vicinity, that they prepared to atteno
to calls, either day night.
Dr. Hatchtt will pay particular attention the EYE ant
Chronic Diseases generally.
Office on Third street. opposite the Public Square.
fvam
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EVANSVILLE IA. SATURDAY, APRIL @ 1858
REMOVAL, &C.
REMOVED

~ M. GRIFFITH, has removed his Stock of Hardware
~. next door, to G. Bells Drug Store, and is nov
opening the best selected stock selected by himself the
Eosern Markets Of oregn and Domestic Hardware eve
offered in this Market From his long
Hardware trade, strict attention TO business and fa
prices he hopes 10 receive share of public patronage
Mechanics, Builders and others invited to examine
his stock. o--. lmyll
DEMOVAIrIhav have removed my Office one squar
III and half above Main street, the Shcrwoc,
First and be found either there
residence, square above at ali times unless profes
sionally engaged In the city or its immediate vicinity.
mhl9-tfr tfii e. . DAN'L MORGAN. NJ. ID.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES : &C,
FARmERs AN ID MECHANICS,
81 p Al T 81 ASS sOCIATION!
Cleveland Ohio q Lafayette, Ind
OAPITAh AAo.oo0

THIS Is Association OF Farmers. Mechanics and
workingmen generally, forihe mutual ass stance
OF each other IN case OF xckpess or accident.
BY the payment OF the Admission Fee Of 81 So st the
time Of making applications and The Ann. De-
posit within ten days. you will become Liz. Member
snd VIII be entitled TO Weekly Benefit IL you should
be disabled by Sick Accident from pursuing
ordinary business occupation Females sgsrs.
sickness common to both sexes
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CO-PARTNER SHIP NOTICE

TNHE undersigned have this day formed copartner
Il ship under the name and style of LEWIS d GRAY
and have made arrangements with the late firm Of Har
ringtOn, Crane Co., to their successors the
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Business in thi,
city. t. t,. 4..t.
We would respectfully solicit tnaance of the pat
ronage heretofore beray extended towards the late
firm, and bespeak the good Offices of friends pledg
Ing to spare NO efforts ID promote the interests
OF all who may enirust business to our care:
osH ,4rr el lrsI EDWARD LEWIS,
Evansville, Sept. 1st ls5a septe-tf CHARLES GRAY.
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D1SSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
ME partnership heretofore existing between Horn.
Il brook Burs is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent persons indebted to the firm will please come
forward and make immediate payment and those having
claims against ii will please hand them in and they shall
be paid collect. Either party i,
authorized to the of the firm purpose o
settlement. FIrnaI PHILIP HORNBkOOK.
mh93-H JOHN BURTIS.
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sP6I0G DRY oOoDs-1as3.

SPkIHG DRY COOD5-1853 ,T'l
TT,HE subscriber having remoy ed to No. Main st..
Il are now receiving their Spring purchases, eDbrac.
ing large and complete variety OF Staple Dress aud
Fancy Goous. Their stock is lew and beautiful, has
been selected with great ard will be sold st The
very lowest prices. Country merchants are respect
fully invited to call aud examine. (, -ltf
J. DASFORTH q SON,
No. zse Main st., between tth and 5th,
febI5im dow Louisville, Ky
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- BISCH q HEINECKEN,
wHoLKsaLE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUOR

WINES, CORDIALS, SYRUPS. HAVANA
lf,f CIGARS, FRENCH CALF-SKINs. &c-
WHaxIss-old. Monongahela, Old Rye, Old bourbon
~ Irish. Scotch. Rectihed and Raw
M ESSRS. BiSCH & HEINECkEN purchased the ex
lu tensve stock Of Liquors and Wines Cigars. etc.
OF Messrs. Whitman Il Zahn abaut the middle OF No
vemben Last and having made large additions thereto
will carry the business at the old stand Sycamor
street Water Messrs. b. & H. will attend strctl,
their business In person. else having auth rty
too business fur or in connection with their house,
iau97
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PARrENERsaIP NOTICE.

THE nrm OF Z. II. Hood Co., having been dissolved
l. by The death OF h. ii. HQed the undersigned An
drew j. Wheeler surviving partner, and Geo. w. Rath
bone, have purchased the stock Of the late rtn,
formed pa-,c under the st,' of RA1HBoxD AM
WHvELEP nd will continue the W whoIcsale aud Retail
Book and Stationery business the old stand Noj EOS
ters Block where they invite the patronage of the form
er customen of the house, and Of the public gencralyt
G.. w. RATHBONE
ug97 .a.ur. WHEELER
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PARTNERNUIr NOTJCE.

ID, WOODARD has bought the interest Of John Bur.
IL It's, in tile old firm Of Hornbrook & Burtis. Ike
business will be continued the old stand Wat I.
between Main and Sycamore under the style OF Horn.
brook Woodland, where shall be pleased to wait up.
all our friends. +. HORNBROOK.
mh22.n il P.H. WOODARD.
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Law PARTNERSHIP.

TAS. G. JONES and JAS. Z. BLYTHE, Attornes at
d Law Evansville, indiana have associated themselves
partners In the practice of the law and will continue
TO practice in isnd tho adjoining counties, and in tho
Supreme and District Court. They design turning their
attention pr -tieularly TO land law. In short they
will be prepared give In few minutes an abstract D,
the title to almost any lot in Evansville its enlarge
ments in lamasco, together with their professoRa
opinion ~ to the title, If fdcsred. ljy25-dawtf
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MAPS.
NEW waoLEsAr9 HAT AND CAP
"A'EHoU
cINCINNATI nQIA

WE beg leave to call the attention Of Merehapb
w wishing city To stock OF Hats and Caps.
a our of Hats and caps at new store No. al
Pearl ST. Between Walnut and viae) our stock OF
Fashionable Fur, SILK. Felt Fats, Panama. LeRhorn.
Braid and P-lm Leaf Hs<s all being mannfactured ex
lucementsto purchasers equal 20 any Hogse n sss
West. IRA. II, ChASc IO.
msro lwdcvw l7 Late Sherwood Chsses
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MAIN STaE TT PROPERTY a-a
TNOR SALE.-Persons desiroRs Of securing the very
best locations be obtsined in the city
Of Evansville, would do we'll tn ca without delay.
the undersigned, is the agent Of Mr. James RoQusl
'' ''' 'A's y '''' I'D. T. CHANDLER,
novl7 Real Estate Agent.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
VNE are now selling fresh Balfincre Oysters at IS
w for hail. and 81 ssfor Whole cans.
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JOHN J. CHANDLER,
Attorney at Law & AseSl Estate Agent;
a so agent Of the "Nstional Loan Fund Life Assur
~ nucc Society Of London and New York" Capital
S2sOo,O00. TFomce ON Locust street, opPn''t" the
Sherwood House. novU
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NLOVES.- +Fn neI1-lII oa4-f--
l5a" Mems dol
$50 Ladies Lisle Thread dc; ..-r 81
50" Fancy Silk do
by JAMES Low & Co.
-IA mh22 4l7 Main ST.. Iouisv,fie Kv.
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DIBBONS. 100 Cartoons Ia s'as RiDbous xssy led
III width and colors. = f.f ~ Z. p m, - -
SO do Satin DO do do
Received and for sale by jas. Low & co. p
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buttons, $50 setts plain ard fancy metal coat. 4
- ceived this day and for saie by
.rzffa'F y JAs.Lo 4 co.
mare e. Az Main st. Louisvills ny.
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NUMBER 293.
LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS

I nRESS Tnmmipgs-lOO0 pcs Fan Gimps sssd;
IL flffl 100 gro Fancy Linen Buttons:
reed and for sale by JAMES Low e. CO,
ma22 Az Main st.. Louisville, KY.
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Don't SIT vonr Best Stock.

DON'T allow the speculators and
dr0yers 10 pick ont The likcilest and
irsi Of your stock, LEAKING you on
!, The ordinary and poorest TO breed
from 1t is HE worst policy you
calr adopt. By continuing such a
course, il will be but a short time
before ou viii have ordinary and
poor d s. elect from. SGpposins
Aou can get little more for those
likely lambs than for tie others
YOU will do well 10 remember tia
IT costs no more TO keep them tllaI
il docs poor ones; and nc Xi shear
Ing time the large fleeces will tel
the story in favor II keeping tht
best YOU hive.
Ii you intend TO make practice
# raising a colt every year, keel
The best mare YOU can afford
Haven't you noticed that when
man comes TO purchase youn:
horse, be is always particular t'
know all about the stock, etc, be
fore he concludes TO trade? kee,
the best, then, for yourself.
DON'T sdiI your best COW becaust
YOU gel three orfour dollar nor'
Tor her. Keep her, and she vii
more than make up. the difference
ere another year comes around
Just SO with every thing. Sclec
the best scedfor your own use, am
YOU will always have as good a
any one, and be sure Of the hishes
prices lof all you may wish 70 dis
pose u. Think Of it.
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Rattle Snake Bites.

An exchange paper says: 81 he
other day when coming un The river
Oh the Harry Hill, a fellow passen-
ger from The State Of Arkansas told
us th@lollowing remedy for the bite
of d rRtllesnakc, which he himself
had lrif4 upon several Of his Slaves
when il was not possible 10 pr ocure
The advice Of a physician. Dig a
hole deep enough to place the limb
disabled below the surface, or at
least lie bite Of the reptile below
The ground. Then fill ZIP all around
with Tile useless soil. In one hour
or al most two hours, the earth W il
have drawn every particle Of poison
inflicted by the snake from the
wound, and in few days Tie SUI
ferer will be we'll"
Another remedy is the free appli-
cation of soda or peallash 10 the
wounded part; The result being the
almost instantaneous extraction Of
tie poison.
The best remedy for the bite Of
ihat fatal reptile, however, is pure
common whiskey, as the ablest ply
sicians have already decided
When bitten, all that the uniortu-
nate victim need to do is TO drink
whiskcy until the influence Of the
liquor either stupefes OBJ renders
the patient completely ilisensible
In either case, a failure TO cure is
not on record. The REM dy is in
'fallib!e. We advise our country
readers TO cut this article out d nd
preserve il in a more durable fol .m
than newspaper.
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oil garner.
ShOeigg IIvrseS.

The following are ihe equations
Of Tie Dfilish army upon this sub
ject. They were prerared by !
mixed commission of officers and
eminent anu experle need profess
ionaI men, ara have recently been
issued:
/ The shoe is to he beyclled of
50 as 10 leate a space and preyont
d pressure 10 tiie sole
.. It's not to be aroovel or fet,
teret, bal simply puiI ched, and the
i4a!ls }enul0r sunk
3. C4li.ii Is 10 81 applied 20 the
hind .li,c oui,, aud is to be con
fined t9Ithe outside Heel. The in
side heel is 10 he qli{kened in pro
portion.
4 The weight Of the shoe is tc
be from II 20 10 ounces, according
10 the size Of the horse.
5. Horses are 10 be shod viii
10 less than six nails in the Gort
and sc,en IN He hind slior, nor j.
The shoe 10 be attached with les!
than three nails Oh each side.
6. III preparing tie fool foi th,
shoe, as little as possible should b.
palcd out; aid tho operation Shout,
be confined 10 the removal of III,
el!oiiating parts Of the fool only.
Z. Both the fore a nd bid il shoe!
are TO be made with single eli
a. The foes.
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I'D lit am falltq.
Wisconsin Eloonepce.

t he highfalutin peech of Smith
on the axeihelye que stion, reminds
Us Of graddiIoquept displaywe once
encountered before a Wisconsin Jus
tlce. During our stay. in =, We
one day stepped into the Office Of
Squire Colgroye, to listen TO the
proceedings in a trial Then and there
pending, in suit which certain
citizen had brought against another,
to recover damages idr the value pl
a certain dog which the latter bap,
under circumstances ofpeculiar ;ltroc7
lily, with force aud arms, unlawfully
shot, killed, woqnded, injured and
destroyed, to lie damage of said
plaintiff in the 5 um Of forty-fye dol
lars, at least SO said the declarations
Colgrove, the Justice, had a very
red head, the ait orney for the defence
was Beattie McClelland, an Irish
man; whose countenance furnished
indubitable evidence that its owner
had had the SIN ll-pox: the attorney
/ for the plaintiff was one Zachary
Pickett, formerly probate judge \
Pickett had offered TO Introduce
some evidence which the JUST be de.
Gided was inadmissible, whereuHon he
made long speech to conyinfe the
Justice that his opinion was e Prone
Gus. CoIgFoye told him that 'Ih'
Court as hel6ved to call his one +horsl
tribunal, had settled that point ant
wished to hear no more argument
Thereupon Pickett arose from hi'
seat, walked slowly upto the Justice
and fixing upon him an eye Of fire
broke forthin this wise: II.
Nay it please Tile CouI:' Th,
principles | have asserted is asol a
the everlasting hills of Ju-dW; it ar
, principlehigh as heaven, and 10,
: down as hdll 1t is innate to th
fcelins Of every man, across the grea
: Sahara Of whose bosom the sun d
, civilization has shot its vivifyingiays
: The finger Of Providence have writ
: ten it onto the human heart in indie
! ible colors; and the very winds tina
= soar at evening through the sycamor
boughs bears this great truth upo
their wings. The principle is so
emily sot out in the Declaration ,
American Independence, and solemn
~ re-i-ter; lted in the Constitution {
: the United States, and secure ed b
: Bills of Rights in the twenty-seve
glorious States of this Union, whic
our heroic farthorS wrested from th
I thraldpm of the British lion, like
brand plucked from the burning Of
fire that is not quenchedl But wha
u sir, becomes of this glorious principle
y if I who stand here to assert it. al
to be insulted by d ID red hea(
:, Cd But we won't finish th
!, = sentence. Suffice it to say thatabou
= that time Judge Pickett was see
; lying on the f por-thc justice stanr
ing over him bristling like an Ell
ragged wildcat.
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The most efIeclual mode of pre-.
serving pumpkins during the winter
is TO select the largest and most per
fectly matuTgd, and having deposit
ed-a stratum Of dry straw on close
floor, place them thereon-not Sc
as TO touch each other, and cover
them carefully with straw, taking
especial CARE TO ill the interstices
or spaces bftwecn the pumpkins, I'LL
The receptacle is full, or I'LL YOU
have laid by as large quantity as
your wishes or necessities require.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-12-01
TulIailOma Lots.

yE7iIE unders, gned has laii off blocks Of Lat,
L of several acres in each, for private resi-
dene4, and is now prepared 10 sell them at pri-
waite Gale to thosc who desire to have summer
residences in the beautiful and healthy town il
E'uII:ahonna. We have in the Town Site
besides themost healthy atmosphere and pure
freestoRe water, d most excellent ChalvbeatC
Spring, which is supposed to be mixed with
white sulphur
WIN. MOORE, Agent etc.
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