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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-15

TO COUNTRY MERCa0T8.
WE prepared now 70 sell Clothing OFF,. cry var
w ETY. and quality and manufacturedfn the sab
stanal at wholesale, having just received from
will enable Us 10 make up and sell on the nst reason
able clothing every kind We have receiv
ed large lot Of all qualities OF overc0ats.
weinve the attention the country trade to our stock
while express gratitude for the hbsrat patronage
thus far so literally extended US.
MACK & LOBENSTIyE,
Western Star Clothing Store,f
VIC Corner Front and sycamore streets.
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Lamasco steam Furniture Factory.
A.. WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

No. fMessrs. WETZEL KLINTWO OK
would hf erm the public that having recently
ses aei1s9ef IN lamaseo City, Steam Furniture
~, -. d 5etory they have commenced manufacturing
Dpsus oeas'eads, Wrdro5es, and several other kinds
~ ~ steam thus enabling them furnish these
n can DC parrhasea esew here in ins city
~ s raetorg prices Their work In every
respects equal 10 that ofthe Cincinna factories
They are also prepared TO do Turning wo ofeyery es
srPion and VIII be prepared furnish country laanu-
facturers with what they desire In this partIcnlr The at
this Factory ~ =
Inc wareroom Is or Main street. between Third and
Fourth. We keep for sale Chairs OF different Va
besides all other kinds of Furniture. at the room
ldec25-rxl
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A SUPERIOR article Of Sugar-house Molasses in
n prime order, in barrels and half barrels for sale by
MOVES J. &, w. REILLY.
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& z. H. ncGARMo.


una. rslgned have lately put in operation a Floor
INC grave yard they prepared 20 furnish
any quantity OF Flooring well worked as any othe,
machine Flooring that can be procured.
:, ALso-Any quaitity Of PACKING BOXES as low a.
hsy can D. purchased in Cincinnati Orders are respect
fully solicited. A SIMPSON A. RIO
Evansville, Aug g. IsJ2t
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NEW waOLESALR HAT AND CAP
EEHoUSE.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
WE beg leave to call the attention Of Merchants
w wishing our cit, to stock OF Hats and Caps,
at OF Hats aud Caps, store No. H.
Pearl 81, Between Walnut and vinel our stock Of
Fashionable Fur, silk, Felt Hats, Panama, LeyhorB
pressy for this market. We prepared TO offer in
lueementsto purchasers equal to Fany House in the
West. IRA. -. CHASE a. CO.
mar9lwd2ww Late Sherwood * Chase.
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

TIyHE subscrber has taaen the ABOVE house. and has
Il entirely rehtted and re:urnshed IT, aad is prepared
10 entertain the patrons Of the house la satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
MT Peter Burke, and has cool stock Of horses
fcn CONSTANT aiisndanee- Parteulaf attention
will be paid the horses left with him for keep
ing. and in all respects the public shall find the Sher
wool House good Hote. ljya-nl j. A. 3YERs.
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Lively AND SALE sTABrE.

a HE uhdcrslgned nave purt has q F-i-s
t@l\ Livery Stabbed Locus street. nd mace il.
nTA proyements TO IT, and now hav e on hand 10
.--- hire good stock OF HOSES. BUGGIESa an
CAKhiAGEs. To which invite the attention of m
Puoie They intend from this time endeavor TO sais
,he wants ofthe public Ia This particular snd hope ths
Articles ard terms will prove agreeable. Carriages fol
parties excursions. funeral &c. WIS on hand Bein,
provided with good hosers are prepared to boa re
aug34 M.@sP'H. NEG aPuo
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DAINTs, OILS. AND VARNISHES.-
IL 500 kegs pure White Lead;
50 bhls linseej Oil;
10 bels spirits Turpentine;
10 casks Ven Red;
10 casks Brown;
casks Yellow Oehre French: .r.l
10 bbis Whiting;
3 casks Lamp Black;
5bbls Copal VarDish;
bbls Coach do;
bbls Damar do, for sale by
/ feb2s c. BELL. :
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s<-aa THE UNDERSIGNED offers at private -
1:ifX3 sale his Farm, situated the Prince S32sz9n
~, ~ ton roaf, three miles from Evansville, ~
E3fxA and about mile from the Railroad -
This farm comprises about sixty acres with good frame
house and barn it, and about twelve under cu
tivation. Ii Is in every particular desirable location
will also sell the Ten Yard tire above farm. having
thirty layaway watts, houses Nc bark and everything
necessary for Immediate work. The Farm a. lanyard
will be sold separate together. To itpurchasers-
For terms and further particulars inquir the farm of
.,..farr MARSHAL McMURRAN. 1
Refer 70 ions ISeLE;I Evansville, Ind.
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CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
S0 OA0 CARRIAGE BOLTS, assorted sizes;
OUsOUU 40 sides Enameled Leather;
40 sides Patent Leather;
60pieces assorted Oil Cloths;
20 do Enamsled do;
10 do Coach Laces, assorted,
$50 sets Bras and Plated Carriage Bands
Lace Tacks Tufts Lining Nails, Boot Hooks &C., and
Carriage Hardware generally, for sale Low rates by
dec3J If.ll.t VI BABCOCK BROTHERS..
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GRAHAM & FARaELL.

GRAHAM & FARRELL.
WE have hand, and are prepared to sell ut
wv low rates, well selected stock of Groceries, con
sistng in part of, viz:
Sugar, Glass Ware, Tea, Gloves,
Coffee, Buckets Traced chains, Raisins,
Molasses, Selves, Currycombs, Cassa,
Flour, Star Candles, Ginger, Nuimegs,
Tobacco, Wash-boards, Pepper Mackerel,
Cotton Yarns, Herring, Spice, Cement,
Whisky Galore
In addition to the above have lately reed stock Of
fine Brandy, warranted; together with general assert
ment Of Foreign and Domestic Liquors. which we will
Of sposea, a small advance. = s- rrelejl
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81. CLOTHING, &C. -.
cHAs w4M.ox... "A. Losrssuss
MACK & LOBENST1NE'6
w estern star Clethi g Stsr
IN FULL BLAST. ;q
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,
TX TIE LOWER STORY or DREw's PAVILION. coRHEx
WATER AND SYCAMORE srRErrs. bHtik'
Messrs. MACK & LoBESsTINE
~ have lust reed and will continue Md
IA TO receive weekly from their large SN3M
III wholesale Establishment in Cis-
in the largest and most extensive assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
manufactured with an especial view to meet the wants
the market and consisting Of every article Of sppsrs
TO complete the wardrobe Of individuals sv,
ny taste. it1i1 Etefs.-f e.
ape assortment OF black brown. gray. drab, Maekh
aw Buket Box and 0vercoats, fine LOT 81 cloth coe
al English coh Foess and sack co.ss
trimed Sattinett and Cashmerette C0a broWns green
al and cos o.
kinds.
Suoerior black and blue cloth and cashmere pants:
fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy stripes blue black
and Steele mixed and cadet mixed Sanet Pants Tweed
and Corduroy pants Of variety and price 70 sais
Hu's'A's'' ~ VESTS, So -,
Black silk and satin Vests fancy and rlan elk velvet
Vests; fancy cashmere Vests; satines common.
FURNISHING GOODS. -
Consisting Of elegant and u{k.M
large assortment Of custome (JNDy
| - made bosom shirts, shirt collan, ~ ~
crayats Of superior quality and beautiful passens s
kns drawers under shirts gloves sne
every other article usually found In the most exSehvS
IN soansecn with their large stock Of -
t,D ment Of CAnps Superior HAS Ass cArs. ,--I.S
Also. all kinds of Union. Mexican California. Lsehos.
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ADAMS & CO.'S EAsTERN. WESTERN
80

AND FOREBGN EXPKESS.
TINE public are respectfully informed that we are now
prepared 10 give Increased facility and dispatch fol
rai sporting 10 and from the East merchandise packa
ges parcels, bank notes. aud SPECIE and assure all
having railroad communication from Cincinnati to the
East Each express is in charge OF rusty messengers
ables. - "
We collect ills. notes. drafts, fill orders for goods
or pay bills la places where we have Offices.
Expresses for ~ Louis, Madison Indianapolis Gin
einna Cleveland Pittsburg. and all parts Of the Ia
leave daily at IOs A NJ. : :
For Lexil gton and Frankfor at M.
For California b., each mail steamer from New York.
ADAMS IL CO.
s. A. JONES, AGENT
nov15 80 1y Office $50 Main ST., Louisville
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sP RING GOODS.

TUsT RECEIVED, very handsome lot OF fresh
d Spring Goods, new and desirable styles consisting
ofPrnts. Lawns Ginghams Cottonades. bieached Nus
Inns Barraize DeLanes, Chambreys. Mous DeLains,
&c. which we will sell at very low prices 90
ssho2 j. n. MAGHEE & co.
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Roors ANp sHoEs.

BOOTS AND SHOES ri
a. The undersigned would respectfully In ~F1,
49, form the public. that he has now on hand Stlj
I'm the ryAst and most approved styles of ~
: - custom and sale work Ladies' Morocco
Kid, ladies' Boots Baskns Walking shoes and slippers
Also for Misses, &C.. &c. Also hand, splendid
sock Of Leather aud Findings for sale wholesale and
all low Tor cash. his old stand Water streets doors
soove Pavilion Hotel. [je3-lyl P. DEUSNER.
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MAPS.

MAPS. Att
TUST Received
II Col,on's large Sectional Map of Indiana; e
/. Map ofthe Western States;
Tourists truide through the U. s.
Mans of Indiana Illinois. Tennessee Kentucky, cze
AlsoTRiver Guides, Western Navigasors. &c.
mar 2 EATHB0NE & WHEELER.
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-- NEW YORK. II.
SILK GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH.

MYERS q KNIsELY, Gate Myers Snydam q Knise-
l y looking to the interest of their patrons we'll
as 20 their own, have adopted tho Popular Trade of
selling goods entirely for CASH. Every business man
knows hat where goods sold for CASH oxLY they
can be afforded much cheaper than where general
credit business is done therefore hope that al our
old friends aud the trade generally win call and give
"a look "
Our stock consists Of -
Silks Ribbons Dress Goods
Shawls Laces White Goods
Gloves Grapes Pongee H'dkfs
French Merino Bombazine Alpaca, &c, &c
Which pledge ourselves 10 sell at from frelce
per cent lower than the usual credit prices the cid
stand No. lag Broadway, eornerof Liberty ST.
JAMES MYERS.
febl23m VII LIAM kNISELY.
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CLOSING OUT.
the dersign I'd want the first floor Of their Store
IA for lusiye Wholesale or Jobbng business
will close their etail stock a. low prices All per-
sons wanting great many goods for little money
respectfully requested to give us call.
marie MORGAN, KEEN 81 PRESTON.
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lust RECEIVED and for sale ut the lowest market
ID rates:-l0 drums Sutanas Seedless Raissns
IS jars Canton pres ~ ed ginger:
Is cases Ciiron;
90 doz Brandy Peaches;
20.doz Brandy Pears,
10 do pr eryed TameriDds;
900 drums No. Figs:
so boxes VI Raisins;
30 Quarter boxes layer Raisens;
600 cans Baltimore Oysters,
25 boxes Oranges o;
so do Lemons;
S casks Zante Curraflfs;
SO Jars assorted Pickles;
25 doz Scotch Ale pts;
IS doz Scotch Porter. pts,
feb7 BA3C0CK & BROTHERS.
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s MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
MISS h A. WOODS would respectfully announce
" 70 ne citizens OF Evai sylle that she Is prepared
% give distraction The Pis Forte a limited mum
per OF Young aaiss. and hopes by strict attention. TO
ne' Tue appreciation OF all who patrouize her, ,febl
! IN BOXES Cheese In prime order. reed and for
eOO sate by SAMUEL ORR.
o mar1f q asf|- t..rfi - its.a.I
TtCKsNGS.
FINE assortment the be 81 brands for sale low by
"a ImaE MERRITT, FIELD & co.
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DER ther ohrecuon for this mark ct and consists
yohas =
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MUSICAL iNsTRUcrICN

MoU DCandles- % boxes best quality for sale Low
w by tmar3l $. E. GILBERT q Co
/. - Sycamore
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BOOT AND sHo sMANUrAcroRY.

A~ would inform the public In general that hay,
XMl on hand an assortment OF fall and winter Boots
and Shoes OF all sorts, and that will sell them
- rs cheap and as good can be sold in this cit,
occc JOHN RASCH.
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THE CHEAP STORE.


Ill who the choicest kna of FAMILY GROCERIES
AT very cheap rates. look for the sign the top of
The house. f. T. Bedford's Cheap Family Grocery, cor
ner Second and Oak streets.
Mr. r. will keep constantly on hand assortment Of
Family Groceries of the very best quality and viii sell
them very low. His motto is 'Quick sales and small
profits" june 90 If
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ALL HlGhI.
II ]. HART, would inform the public, and his Gus
toners generally that he has ed his stock OF
Boots and Shoes to the up stairs room of VIM. Hughes
store, of Main and Second Streets where he in
vites the attention of all for short time who may want
geod article Of his own work.
HI.
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We have open Policy of Insurance. which will cove
oil shipments 10 onr address, WHEN advised by letter per
ma ar when endorsed On bills Of lading before or a
The time OF Shipment. MOGRIDGE q M,FAri
novfO--d&wiy 81 Io.;s Nc
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A PROM checks and shifting stripes great variety
IA Of apron checks, snlrDg stripes &C. or sale by
tmar2l MERRITT FIELD eco
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John G. DEVEREUX Jr.,-Has hand and for sale
by the Barrel single gallon rate article OF Lard
Oil, which we will sell very low.
Dov6 JOHN e.. DEVRPEJrY n,
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GARDEN AND GRASS SEEDS.
A CHOICE LOT OF GARDRN SEEDS, genuine an
n fresh. Also: TIMOTHY and RED TOP SCI d. pure an
fresh for sale by HORs BROOK & W00DARD.
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TIE DEAD TRJM2ETER.
By T. K. HERYEy.

Wake, soldier, wake. thy war-horse waits,
20 bear thee u the battle back
Thou s!umberest az foelnans gates;
Tny ..og would break thy biyouae;
Thy plume is trailing III the dust,
And thy red falcAion gathering rust!
Sleep, soldier, sleep! thy warfare Ger
Not -hino own bugies IoddeSt strain
Sha.i e'er Dre ,k thy siumbers more,
With SUMMONS 20 the battle plain;
Il trumpet-aoJe more loud and deep,
Must r0use thee from that leaden sleep!
Thou nee1'st not helm nor cuirass now,
Beyond the Grecian hero's boast,
Thu wilt nos gail thy naked brow,
.,1r shrink before myriad host;
For heaa and heel alike are sJund,
A thousand arrows Cannot woun1.
Thy mother is not in thy dreams,
i,i,h tnat wild, widowed look she wore,
TIL lay-how oag to her It seems!
sne Kissed ;hce at -he cottage door,
And siciened 1t The sounu of JOY,
That cora a hex only Doy
Sleep, soldier, sleep! let thy mother wait,
- I.e-r thy buGle on the blast;
IT, uJg, peyas!'=, may ind thy gaze,
AMI o., .icr hOnac TO thee d. Last:
lie ca-not tell 8 said ta.e
Tl.2 di'l t-y : asion o. th- ..e,
Wue.1 .,5:-Sn.. .ar away-she heard
rs IN ser.n.; eehoe5 iai',
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am worth forty thousand. This house belongs
to Edwin Wilson. l furnished it as you now
find it, as q marriage present for him. and with
it also give him a fortune equal to your own.
lie viii attain his majority IN the course Of
month. Are you coatent that he becomes your
son-iu-law, under these circumstances %
''This is q very different case, you perceive,
Mr.. Worden-Worthen, mean" replied the
aristoerat deeply embarrassed. ~ will consider
the proposal, aud if"
..if you do not consent, o union will undoubt-
ediy occur between your daughter and this
spurned mechanic. Here is the deed for this
mansion-I am in earnest"
The father of Ada was perplexed; but in q
few minutes he arose, and said:
Il accept your proposal, SIR
"lr is well. am glad you so inclined.
! Wait moment"
| The bell-pull was sprung, and an attendant
| entered.
| .-Show the gentleman hither from the east
parlor, said MIR. Worthen.
/ My young friend is here already" continu-
! ed the old man, and the next moment Edwin en-
| tered the drawing room
| .Elwin,'' he said, present you to the father
of your future wife, Mr.. Elwyn. You have met
| before no apologies-no atfectation-nu scenes
/ it is all explained. This your house; you
are as rich as he is; hake hands, and be friends.
Matters were quickly explained to the salts
faction of all parties, and the eccentric old gen.
tleman pointed to the great mirrors at either
end of tue fine saloon, and added:
There they are my boy! Splendid work that.
Couldn't be finer if you'd made them for your
self. like to see folks happy. They're yours
now-all yours and Adas. Her father agrees
to the match, its all fxed-except the day and
| the hour-and such "a time we'll have. Come,
a glass of Burgundy with you
The wine was quatfed and long life and
happiness was proposed for the lovers.
| The first day of January saw Edwin and Ada
united in marriage Their ancient friend was a
constant visitor ut their fine dwelling. and young
! Wilson was placed i'll Al position to live easy and
creditably, without further toll, through the
munlhcence of his eccentric and strangely found
! benetactor, who conceived so sudden and extra
! ordinary fancy for him.
The TWO MIRRORS still decorate his magni6-
| cent drawing room, his family associates are
honorable and happy, his wife has proved very
jewel to him and he dwells at his ease; but ne.
yer forgets, even amid his prosperity and luxu-
ry, that he was once but giLdsr's apprentice.
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T0LUME IX.

Krone o. the most finished poets OF the
present time is T. 4. Hervey. He has not writ
ten much hut most of his efforts are polished
gems Some of them are as nearly faultless as
possible. The following, for example, may
lie given as specimen; and although bret,
1t is emiuertiy graphic, chaste, aad exqni-
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History Of tho Steamship Savannah--The Firs
Ocean Steamship OF the World.

About the year 1918, Capt. Moses Rogers then
Of the city of Savannah, suggested to Messrs.
Dunning. Scarborough, .. Sturges, B. Bur-
roughs, j P. Henry, Barna McKinne and others,
of this city, the idea OF constructing an ocean
steamer, for plying between this port and some
other in Europe. These gentlemen resolved to
try the experiment They purchased in the city
vi New York, beautiful ship, we'll adapted, as
they supposed. TO the purpose. Allowing the
rigging anu other appurtenances for sailing, to
remain, they supplied her with steam m achinery
and paddle wheels. Her paddles were construct
ed so as to be capable of folding mp ike q fan
being laid on deck, her main shaft having o
joint also for that purpose. The wheel house
made Of strong canvas, extended on an iron
rim.
Her first trip across the ocean was made in
twenty-five days between Savannah and Liver
pool, in the year 1919. When first deserted
from the British coast, she was reported as q
( ship fire at the mast, and moving without
sail. From Liverpool she went up the Baltic,
| and while lying in the port Of Cronstadt, was
saved from wreck, during terrible storm, in
which many vessels were lost, only by the assist
ance rendered by her paddles. During her stay
| at St. Petersburg, Alexander, Emperor of the
Iron Norti, pleased with the novel idea of a
steamship, presented Captain Rogers with two
iron chairs, one of which (the only relic left of
the adventurous bark is now in the garden OF
Mr.. Dunning, of this city, and We hope will long
be preserved as an honorable memento of one
! of the most important enterprise Of modern
times.
| On the return of the Savannah from her
! European trip, she was sent to Washington City,
where she was sold and her steam machinery
removed. For years afterwards she piled as a
packet between this city and New York, under
the command OF Capt. Aldrich and was finally
| wrecked, and went to pieces on the back of Long
| Island.-SavGnRah Courier.
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The New York Courier of Friday says -
''Fitzgerald will be hung at the Toombs t,-day,
for shooting his wife. Neary, sentenced to the
same fate, for similar offence, is respited one
week, in order that the Sheriff jury may de-
termine whether he has lost his reason. If the
latter execution takes place, it will make SEVEN
in this city within the last year. In all England
and Wales, the whole number of executions dur
ing the year 1852, as appears by Parliamen-
tary report, was only NINE The population OF
this city is si1 hundred thousand; the population
Of England and Wales is eighteen nsitIioas In
other words, New York, with population of
only one-thirtieth as large as England and Wales,
hangs seven -ninths many in the same space
Of time !"
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Christopher in School


Chris.-GeOgraphy Class, stand vpI WHAT'S
the capital of Pennsylvania
lst Boy. Philadelphia.
Chris Next.
I'd Boy. Pill Pigler.
Chris. That's right: 60 MP 10 ths head-
What's the capital of New Jersey.
Sd Boy. COoper's Creek
Chris Next.
I'd Boy. Raccoon-
Chris. Next.
Sd Boy. i know, sir
Chris. Well. why don't you tell is AID not
stand scratching your head.
Sd Boy. The Camden and Amboy Railroad
Chris That's right. Now you aaay have .
recess.
Turnips grow SO large in Oregon that they
use them as targets for artillery practice, whiie
radishes come forth with such magnificent pro-
portions that one has been painted and varnish-
ed, and is now used liberty pole in front OF
the Atlantic and Pacific Metropolitan Hotel
We gather the above froIa u aietter received by
the last steamer.
NEVER SAY DIE.-Five years ago Santa Anna
was booted on of Vera Cruz with his own wood
en- leg. he is now President Of Mexico. A
month after Mulloney attempted suicide; be
was running for Congress. We care not how
dark your prospects may be, keep on living and
the time viii come when you viii get ahead Of
the. Arsenic was made for rats and towards.
Kyou have pluck, therefore '.face the music"
and abide your time.