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ii. FLUEoEL.
T Teacher of the Eugiishs French and Ger
sman Ian nguage. 80 ~
either at his Residences orhi
Engsh--Germ Fsmale-school, Conner ef Third
and VI alnus streesl ~ sepArIyt
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e EVANSVILLE Ia. THURSDAY, APRIL o. 1858: 4a-A
altkM0VAL,a& &C.
ATTENTIcNl!

TINE nrm Of Byford & finch. By mutual eonsent, =.
this day dissolved Those knowing themseIves in
debted will please call and settie At the old stand
where either " hs sm Ipsy Be found ready 70 wse on
their friends, either profss sonaly financially "a
mhs9-lm 80 S'-ts 60 Y -
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TUST reed assortment OF Rich & Co.'S Improved
Pae0 Safes, which we win sell ~ Now York manu-
factory prices, with addition Of freight only
Nsfts 4sipt Sole Agents for Southern Indians. ,
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-NIOTICE--The unders'gned having formed Go
IN partneship, win practice law under the firm =
Gwsthmeyb building on Firt street. betwees Main and
Locust We shall also underake the purchase and sals
Of real estate, and payment Of uxes the same. Co.
lection OF claims and all ue, win
ceive our united attention. The Office OF the Lamaso
agency is in the same place. JOHN LAW,
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|. LAW AND MEDICAL WORKS.
~ amh2Qs e.,.h - sRAIHR0NEA wHBRtE8
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Law PARTNERSHIP. -anI-sss'
IAs. g. JONES and Jas. b. BLYTHE, Atornies al
q Law Evansville. Indiana. associated themeelves
rs partners in the practice the law and wil sontnus
to practice In this and the adjoining couRties and n ths
Supreme and District Court They design snsning theI
attention ps vcplaFy 70 land law. In short time they
will prepared to give in few minutes abstractb
the title to almost any lot I'm or its enlarge
ments, or in lAma:co. together wh their lrofessosa
opinion as 10 the title. ifdesired. ljy25-dawn!
PARTBNER6aRN NOTICE. k9'
NVHE firm Of Z. H. Hood & Co, having been dissolved
Il By the death of T. H. !. Hood. the undersigned An
drew }. Wheeler surviving partner. and Geo. w. Rath
bone, have purchased the stock of the iate firm,
formed psv'crship, under the st,'eof RATHBoxE AMI
Wnsrxp IA will continue the " Boicsale and Retail
Book and Stationery business at the old stand No Foe
ters Block where they invite the patronage ofthe form
er customes OF The house. and Of the public generally
y 'H1'7-' 80 -f--t.t-f, G.. ". RATHBONE
uge7 .7saa -1szs go. I. Al. WHkEI ER a
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y direct II ON the Ves1em Reserve and for saIe .
4 pA<es 8 4. 81 COOKS FAMILY GRocERy.R
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VTTADDING Batting and Cotton Yarn: full assor>
uarcs 80 - MERRITT. FIELD 4 CO.
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TT,HE largest stock or Fancy eoods and not,ons .,
u be fSund st szAi AkRRtrT, FlELD 4 CO.
u mar2
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CmrLLlcornE, o., April 18th, 1852.
MessYs. srrARns 4 MARvtx- 1s5a'f II N ri--d' p
0snfismsx; Yours Of the sth is at hand. In reply,
nothing. lost large Safe-tr PxRrEcrLy DsTR0y
Ep--but In the snALL SALAnAxDER BOUGHT vRon voU
xoruMs WAS lHyuRED. - Your obedient servt, - ,
w .s'Fl't Ftt N#7 WM.T. CLEMONS.
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JOHN FARRGLL q CO,
NTANUFACfUK KERS OF Butter, Water and Sugar
wi Crac Soda. Pilot and Navy Bread-a full
stock constantly hand First Street between Main
and sycamore Evansville, lud feb2-u
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st AMERICAN UNION er.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

INcoproRArrp NJ rHE LEswLATuRE ov Ono.
.Es'.J T.- Charter Perpetual il gitsifils
OFFICE No. IA, EAST FOURTH ST. CINCINNATI.
THIS COMPANY issues Policies stthe following rates
for = On and in proportion for larger amount.
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oRnAT BAR0AIN9.

III oRsE shoe Nails 20 bags No. Q to I2. received
1901 d andfor sale by So fmaKl SAMLORR.
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Runasssehsi 49, : notsd sssa Bpsk md sgoa,
L Store. 70 ke corner Of Main Fipt street, wheu
they receivne. in sddea tetheir sormeS
extensive Of Books, Statonary Musica
lnstumens &c. &c.. all of which they are prepared x
ell at Wholesale OF ressi;, outhv most liberal terms
jyl3-ur t-- ---.. =. CONYNGToN CO.
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"a Il JOHN !. CHANpLHa.
Attorney At Law 4 AGeal Estate A9emtS
$50 agent Of The "National Loan Fund Life Assur.
ance Society Of London and New York" Capital.
Sa5OO.ooo- UOmce on Locust street. oppn.its the
Sherwood House. III s. si.,.f,5silsl IA - novH
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OONTINUE the practice of Law, IN Gwathmey's build
~ ing LIST street between Main and Locust, Evans
vle Ind, and will bestow prompt and careful atten-
lion upon all business entrusted " them, in any Of the
Couus the State. Particular attention paid TO the
purchase and sale Of Real Estate collection Of claims.
''s. Se.4-rys MoRRls % s. s. JOHNSON.
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Attorney aud COvnseIiOr wt Law,
- p Epsnsvifis, In6isns, - i..s -.
VXTILL prctce In al the Courts held In VandeFbu1g
wv Warrck, Spencer, Perry, Gibson and P0sey covn-
ties-in the Supreme and Federal Courts ~ indianapolis
and 20 all other business entrusted 20 him At
torney, &c.. alA General A gent. ,lir8
a .os4.t ..o9.s4.t,. ~ s Nm 1vr1J 1n.
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Boot trees, rasps awls pinccrs, nails bas tass,
stamps, thread bhf1en slicker wheels, keys. hooks
and ali other tools and materals useu By shoe nake
all Of W hicb will be sold reasonable teYms.
- .l1r lmac2 .len nzlt r1rE - ElsLlLr lllt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

History OF THE RESTORATION OF MONARCHY o ~. n
PIP 5z4 Harper Brothers.
This il the concluding volume OF Lamartines brilliant
poetcal essays on one of the great episodes in modern
French history Without claiming for it the merit Of
rigid accuracy Of cOld.bloOded imparriaty, we may
commend the admirable descriptive passages the pc
turesque grouping OF incidents and the fine bursts o.
moral enthusiasm, which make this work one OF the
most attractive productions Of the author Ia this VOL
umo the narrative extends from the death Of NapOeon
TO the sbdcs,ion Of Charles X, AID comprises g's'
humber Of Incidents the intrinsic interest Of which
sipsulary ENLARGED by the vivacty and beauty Of Is
marines style Of description We select one srs''
passages, which may be taken as specimens Of thePe
yalling character Of the volume
CHARACTER OF LOUIS XVIII
No King bore with lightly and consistency g.
hroDemt Ut and exile. tests which almost always fats
10 men VITO ere elevated only BY their suaton no Kss
ever waited with patience. or more oertaintG be
restoration c his race King r~scended the sas
under circumstances Of greater difficulty confirmed bz
SELF upCl Il sgals; greater Obaces len il 20 his FAM!
With iar,r prospect II maintaining long ater his io
These adveritss nObiy supported this patience cody
re2sored tEese difficulties reso1tcly encountered ths'
obstacles ssliluiy overcome this prospect Of long rn
abOrous reconquered for his sucoessors were not vi
Louis XVIII ihe work OF fortune bat Of intellect Of Ps
y, 81 character, q maturity Of mind, Of foresight o.
that contemplation Of human Affairs which mea eT
rive from long solitude and continuous misfortune, srs.
from uoe bodily inhmiics that cOnine them % 1s
reources Of heir swn minds aud from that oA a
Which cOcs those passions iaal to the legislator "
which by dfprsng him Of all selfish connection WIN >.
tine that y ing from bis grasp, directs his Thoughts
more impartial foresight and coneu plston toward toe
tore which be wishes TO secure tor his name his fs1'
ana lis people -.
Az young man. the Count de Province had BEEN At ~
brothers court the werk Of Lis own hands He mad ~
ted for hin self amidst the dissipation and the foes o. ~
palace mind learned cultivated, reflective literary 81
ALREADY subcommittee which bad led 70 bis being taI.
with ambition seteonsequenee and psdAny by eesS
vhere ain ce tho time Of Louis Nv prince perIs
20 he .verything but man. From the first symptoms q
the revolution he rad understood It's object aud adogss
with uropriefy ard moderation It's principles far ~
we're compatible with his rank and his fidelity to hs o
ber None Of the Of this brother OF his eas
had escaped his attention; but Of the catssropI
which had sprung ON those faults had deprived hin o. -
fidelity TO the throne His attachment, the Kiag bad
appeared to DO redoubed by the ms.ortunes and rl
sl@as..,1 .va. &c n~ Lct tis .ateA ~s 'ls Wv
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REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH.
Corespo.dsree of Th. n. Y Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday June T. Is5,

Correspondence of Til. n. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, June T. ls,
FIFTH DAY.
The General Synod Of the Reformed Dutch Church met
again tbs morning. being the sixth day of its conroca;on
in this city
PRAYER call Of members and reading Of Minutes
Elder Crosby moved that Committee Of ten be 40
pointed 10 whom shall be referred the whole beet of our
Liturgy with instructions TO report new form for the adj.
miDtIaOn Of marriage, and such udcious modif cations
Of or bsptma forms, together with such other amend
mendnents and Authorizations as may seem to them OF
momeIt
,rored That ,ry meeting held on due rotee three members
lsi constitute quorum and that said Committee report
Rev Dir See offered an amendment tie following.
which accepted by Elder Crosby:
suiee OF cur Ltsy te feseiisd I'D i. ey e Instructed 70
Ic1 to he asIi General synod ''''' ''' r.
DR. NansTsdalen sand the question was whether they
should submit these alterations 10 10 select p--f
commee to udy dual nit ers VINO often change Part
Of the ceremonies lie thought changes ,r- 10 BE- lde
it would be better 70 leave the whole matter to CON
miiiee.
Or Berg wanted it 70 be known that be was an Old Fo,
end e. all changes hat Woud alter the sese u
tie forms. Tie form Of marriage he thought ought t.
be changed though NJ dd not consider that OF any great
moment because TIE old 10 lot used nor s the new
he each minister " III his own form He was er,-el
10 the change OF tie Sacramento Bspsna or the Cinons
Of the Church
DR. Porter contended that change in the Li.ury ~,
necessary, not in its and spirit bat certain
TORS which are actually requisite 10 render many portions
ineligible.
Dr. HardeHbury opposed to any change He va
de,IOus OF seer the old Liturgy Of the Church and or
fathers ptstrged liz hoped DO committee would be ao.
pointed but that each bro her would have the PRIVILEGE ~
discussing tbs matter in the public papers
Mr. Mcclure wished 10 the forms abbreviated far
instance he thought the ceremony Of Baptism was entiv
too long also that Of marriage. The Doctor illustrated IL
argument in very amusing manner and Concluded h.,
saying il better To have forms that wOud en,;r ~
read and not compel ministers 10 skip from line 10 linz
and paragraph TO paragraph. '''
DR.. Strong proposed the following amendment which
was accepted by the mover the original resolution
Provided. however, that alteration shall he ma IL
sthe docna sentiments contained in the forms now in
use in the Church ~" 'u
was moved to lay the whole subject on the table Not
sgretd TO. $500 '0'
The vote was then taken the resolution AZ aroandJ
and adopted BY vote of 50 Yeas and u NAYS
Rev Mr. Main oft red preamble and ssrie, ~ ,ssoru
tons recommending better plan for the collection 81
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Rev Mr. Kirk of the Nj; Vernon Church Of this city Is
TO leave for Europe IN the Sunasa steamer from this port
about four months bis society when he requested leave
Of absence voted supply the pulpit pay all his expenses
ard also to add 500 t. bis salary M hfk E De accom-
ters Of bis church. bVsien Traveller
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been highly eolored But the employers have only the
poor eytenuaton Of trade competition, (and some not
that for many OF those who pay the lowest scale
are receiving the highest PTces pleading ina loey ae
conped 10 act a. others DO or reIire from the struggle
altogether That such conclusion is untrue the exam
pie Of those orekeepers who refuse to prey upon the
souls and bodies Of their workvcmen establishes but
we're it Otherwise the alternative would never even be
weighed BY men whose whole thoughts are centred 10
tben.,ves regardless Of the duties which their position
rs hirers of labor should impose upon them.
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NAvAL-The L. s steamer John Hancock was taken
into the dock Friday, and put in the hands of the work
men who will speedily complete all the repairs be made
The following Engineer have been ordered 10 the H. )
steamer Fulton preparing 10 take Minister Borand Cen
trial America; First Assistant aud Senior Engineer r. H.
Long; Second Assistant, James H. Warner; Third Assist
ants, +. A. Campbell, x b. Quinn and g. r. Wooded
The following list Of officers Of the L. y. Coast Sur
vcy steamer hetze and schooner Graham
STEAMER Ht-o-Lieut. Commanding, John J. Amy
Lieutenant Van X Morgan Passed Assistant Surgeon d
i Phillips Acting Master Richard r. Law; Passed Md
shpmen John I. Walker. w K. Mercer Dawson PhenI
secord Assistant Engineer james NJ Adams Third As
sis,snt Engineer, Edward w Manning; Clerk aud
Draughtsmsn, Abin schopf Pilot Stephen Minor.
Schooner GrGh0m- Lieutenant, Matthew &. Perry, Jri
Acting Master, VIM w Low. Norfolk Herald
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NORTH CAROLINA Hon. Richard $. Donnel, who was
spoken Of as the Wing candidate for Congress in the
Xayne District, declines running.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-08

NARrLASD-Heury May, Esq, ayOws his willingness
10 accept nomination for Congress for the WITH (Bal
tiIuore) Congre ssioEal district
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-. dseiam that Il hostile 70 any sincere belief IN any
fo,m We den and Of every nan b-i W. ~ eve nun
. broher that he shall b-l.v- IN the ru'tence OF one
sur,eue Being, sho sil reward good and punish tyL"
Relieving that h. may affirm or deny any ",h-r Religion,
naural or rrv aed No good Mason VIII interfere ~ any
.rsci with the conscience OF his brother Those fear al
rslops sLch exist between every man aud his maker
are, Of within The scope of our order Every good MASON
rsnt N. Religion ofhis bp Her hDugh dier-nt from
udhopes that al may b. true G ;aoserepacts whore
In th-, de- H. dI. aud that in thee respects ~heren h-y
do each nav he sufficiently near the Truth T. solve or mn
Who sincerely holds il the great problem 81 life and -at
And surely no one Of who has ever oked Oughuly
on orr rad through the wilderness OF ihis me-
or has stood even for moment near the brink OF the coll
river Of death would b. disposed - b. anything but rryer-
,bfs 10 the prssence q any shrine 10 wh'h any -llo"
cre,,ur. nav Eneel for all consouon For says
poet nearly thirty four ceutufes younger than our Sacred
Author
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

NYwHurN, CoNN-M.or, skinner CWhigl IN
E1gsh, Liz. Mai $50 Aldermen aud Coan"l aud City
Officers mostly Wig. OF the Ward Officers the Demo.
cra elect Mr. At-ster Add IN the Second by 10 MAJ
and John e. Hayden 10 the Common Council by maj IN
the Third Ward the Democrats get hes-r' Andrews AID
Col ms BY let there having been e betseen these gen.
tltmen and Messrs Camp, (Nhigl and DOottle DEM 50
that under he Amendment to the Charter thu Mayor drew
lots from the four, the result being in favor Of Mes.
Camp ANDREWS and Collins.
MissILLoN O-Mayor, Samuel Pease. (lndl
NoHfoIK V,-Mr Stubbs, Mayor OF Norfolk, consents
10 become sgain candidate, with the express unde-se
ing however that his salary must be raised ID $1,000 lie
quotes The price current Oi Mayors, in various cities aa
very properly determines that he cannot dspaage his
qualifications by taking less than the market rate.
The ENGLISH IMrorr TRADE ~ HUMAN lfAiR--The
hair the finest and sken black hair that can be pro
cured Iisb hair all from Gormtny, whers Is col
ected by pany OF Duth farmers VINO come over Tor
orders year II would appear To eltner me lash on
or the necessity at England has within recent prod
completely altered the relative demands from the two coan
ties Forty years ago according To OF the hrst IN The
trade, the light German hair slone was called FOR aud he
lsost rsvtd about peculiar golden tint which Wa So
remedy prized and which his father used TO keep vary
lost only produoDg it to fsVo'ie customers IA the sans
thar august sherry lord hook herr spares
particular lfie ds-or and then, it is said, 10 nduen
iia literary characCrsa few magnums Of some and
enOwued vintage 1bis treasured article he sold a.
unce nearly double the Fros of silver. Now all this has
passed away end The dark shades OF brown from Franc
re- chiefly csll.d for.
Our informant venturing boldly into 4 subject wherswh
hnuogsis fear tackle bis opinion tho
eloT OF the har on English peops has changed within hs
s half century, snd that the great intercourse since the
war with southern nations has deepened 10y many nts tho
predomnatng Saxon blonde Of Oreshers. The same
Intelligent prompter assures NJ that any accustomed 70
deal in hair could tell by small alone the difference bowsen
German and French hair nay that he bims-G when bis
nose IN could discriminate between Irish Scotch
Welsh and English hair The de-oa'"n Of the imported
article is, of course principally the boad0ir Of our fashion
able world and the glossy rngles sh n the poor peasant
erl of Tours parted with for few sous, e.g TO-
ward her dowry. have doubtless aided procuring su
able helpmse' for some blue spnster fs,t dowager Of
Mayfair, Quarterly Review
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Aher which Beneaction was delivered and the Lodge
closed.
, 1853-02-05
HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE

The eoninued success Of this Magazine pN
sents the strongest motives to the Publishen 70
make it Still more worthy Of the unprecedented 5
vor with which il has been received BY the pubbs
The present number is embellished with the roo
traits Of the eminent AmencAn writer's Irving al
Bryant, and a view Of their residences. AccOmp.
MED with original sketches Of their literary chm
acteT. Cthers, names distinguished, 10 letten nd
science, will be made the subject Of articles an
pictorial illustrations in subsequent numbru,
The eirculstion Of The Magazine is now SiIg
thousand, and is regularly extending in every ptd
Of the Union, No effort will be spared to TsRJu
il a great National Work, both in regard to ID
richness and variety Of its contents, and i,s shp
ton to the wants Of the American mind tn
utmost care will be taken to present faithful M
pleasing picture Of current English lhsJs,uIe, uhh
nothing will be admitted vhich can offend ID,
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As an agreeable and instructive publication ia
family reading in any portion OF our vast Repuk
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without a superior in the literature Of the worh
Each number Of the Magnzine will contain ~
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a single year, therefore, will present nearly ,V'
thousand psges Of the choiecsI OF the Miscsllins
on, lherature Of the age A carefully prepaid
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volumes commence with the June and Deesmbu
numberA s' .I.i HHt l.'
, 1853-02-05
educational.


REV. C. S. KINGSLEY AND WIFE, TEAcIEl1
THE third quarter will commences on WsdDo-
L day, May thhd. No student received for lcS
than a half quarter, unless by express arranEe
ment, and no name dropped from the roll until Do
tce of dscontinuance is given to the teacher.
The quarters VIII consist OF eleven weeks eacal
ut the following rates Of tuition;
For Primary Scholars each, 20 Sc o
EeogrAphy, Grammer s. Arithmetic, Z O0
Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Z M
Greek, Latin, and Frnch Languages, 9 %
Drawing and Painting, extra, . %
We would assure the citizens Of Portland and
vicinity that it is The design Of The Trusases Of '
Institution to make il every wSy worthy Of thai
patronage. As soon Rs the number Of scholar
will warrant, it will be orgHnized into .InaTl'
male and female departments. Frequent change
Of books viii be avoided, saDd no pains sill"
spared to masSt all our patrons can desira.
To those abroad, the Initituiioa hoAis sat y
strong inducements as any in Tho TeritoTy' rs
commodious and new, beautifully situated and e.
silly accessible ffom nu points in the TerTitOrJ'-
Beard can be had, on reasonable terms, in some
tho best families in the city and several youlg
persons O( both sexes can obtain pieces Where
they can pay their board in whole or in part BY b
boring mornings and evenings Any eSmmunl'
eOtions Sfl,lvessed to james H. Wilbur or G. $
Kingsley in reference to The school accommOdi
tions for board, will be promptly attended to. =
septlsH JAS. H., WILBUR.
, 1853-02-05

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