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THE BLOOMING BRIDE,

But few years ago in the flush Of health and
youth, and buoyancy Of spirits, rapidly, and appa-
renty inexpcaby, becomes a feeble, sickly, de-
blitated wife, with frame emaciated nerves
strung, spirits depressed, countenance bearing the
impress Of suffering, and an utter physical and
mental prostration.
Sometimes this deplorable change may and does
arise from organic or constitutional causes. But
1ftener, by far oftener, to gross and inexcusable
ignorance of the simplest and plainest rules Of
health as connected with the marriage state, the
violation of which entails disease, suffering and
misery, not only to the wife, but often
Hereditary Complaints upon the Children
'UNro THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERATION"
Transmitting CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
HYPOCHONDRlA, INSANITY, GOUT,
KINGS EVIL, and other diseases,
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SCRg()F l5a & {. 4. .

n tho"saads n cp,es ~ 'c,q(mp. Claor,' Sq1R! ~
mo sIi.,, sfts. l,s3 an H ~ ilN ~ VI.
Oifk iIf. ieaai .s4ff ,af af1 n,d -.si c'''I ~
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h. ''-.f - ~, s.id.' I,f ~ 3"r.' s'h '.'''"'
de, d - f.fy f1ys-
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GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM (!

MIA. .HOLTSTANDER. merchant. Oberiin I,ovva'n Co.
Ohio wrote December 10 9i9 and ner having stated how
like charm the PULMONARY BALSAM had effected
the Of his wifc's coisumpyc cough, said 81 have
personally used BRINT'S T'UfRF YTNG EXTRACT
to- general debility my system and have hesitation
saving that u IL tie best medicine TO REs1oRE and ~
vIeoRATg rHE system that have ever used. In ercry
stance where we have sold BRANT"S MEDICINES. M1
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MERCwHIAL nISEAsCS,

BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT Is n perfect aud tho'
,ngh o0dedtor Of al Mc cccis NJ MGRcrRy or any of the
various preparations oi CALoMgL MERCURY Jrem tts
syste aud restores the Hood muscles and all hs yavh
diseased, To their urignal HEALTHY sTAIE
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SALT RHEuM, &.

md oil impure ci,oa 1,1se' Of Hs BLOOD. aiwAr'
| red bv ER4NT'S EXTRACT.
hG ENTS-C. G.. c. Hazard, Newport
A. Drfcoll, Warren J. =. Douglass, Bristol
X. Brown, Fast Graenwch--O. Bek,r, Ma
tick-Brggs s. Spencer, Washington Village
L. ). Taylor, Kingston-Allcn, Brands Iron
Young, Wickiord-J. VI. Anthony, Fall River
J. l.. Anthony, Westpor. - and by Mer' hant"
and Druggist geneyally.
All orders must he addressed to Wallace Il
Go. 1904 Broadway, New York
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THE MARRIAGE STATE;

yhaH Aappinsss and Esa!fh, .utssrD aSA
Stssasss, aitsaa Hf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-01

NAlY BALSAM is probubl,
wilhml "a parallel in having,
DUNG a uIal vf mure than
lutnfy Hit J l'nS It'll, main.
tanned the high reputation
which il has acqui,cticr Con-
ST aTTIvt COMPLAINTS, and
ili DIsiAsts OF the lUhGs,
THROAT aud CHEsT. II has
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and she's very glad she's found it, ma'am, for

and she's very glad she's found it, ma am, fo
Miss Lena left so bad"
"'rhat poor child" was Mrs. alleys frs
exclamation, and returning TO her FOOT
placed il Upon her toilet table;"l have almost
broken her heart, have sent her away des
pairing, shall never forgive myself"
And had her own daughter deceived her
4. thus. The thought was death to her iono
hopes. She threr the tauble on her ores
sing table, and sat down, overwhelmed with
distress. Her first thought waste write 70
Lena, her second to inform poor Mary oy Jet.
ter, as speedily as possible, and she had just
seated herself for the latter purpose, when
hurried knocked startled her, and pale WOO
man stood before her, exclaimng, with
starting voice and manner: "Mrs. Alley,
where Is nv child! For Gods sake, where
have YOU sent my child! / heard nothing
from ber-L came TO see if she was sick, and
the srr11~,ns tell me that she is gone-gone
uhere? Tell me, or shall 60 crazy!"
Her distress was fearful, when she had lis.
tened to Mrs. Alleys broken words of self
accusation. "Where shall I go! where shall
find nv poor child! Oh, Mrs. Alley, hold
your response BILE for the life of my poor girl.
And she had such dread of the jail-and she
hadn't any courage at ali! Where shall find
my poor child! Oh, Mary, Mary, where are
you this hour!'
til fearful thing to charge the innocent IN
justly-to listen not to the prayers Of the helpless
-tojudge pith harshness those arho haze none TO
plead their cause.
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CHAPTER Nv.

"Why, Lena, you look like a ghost. An
hour ago your cheeks were as red roses.
What IS tn, matter, my petite cousin!"
Lena said nothing, and her face assumed
deadlier hue, as she pointed to single par
agraph.
:" I haze found the bracelet; but I fear its loss,
and tour deception haze caused the death of poor
Mary Gre n. Nobody knows where she is; We
have been searching for two days; aud hav e
come to the conclusion that she has destroy ed
her lie through fear and too great sensitive
ness. My child, what an awful lesson ia
this.'
The evil counsellor kept silence. She dar-
ed not reply when charged with tempting her
To wear the bracelet, and when to cover her
fault. In an hour Lena was ready and on her
way home. Early in the morning she was
driving rapidly through The town adjacent to
her own. Her path lay through thick woods.
The sun slept red and warm on the waysids
flowers. The birds sang as if they were sin g
ing the first jubilee song of creation. Every
thing seemed happy and holy but that one
young heart.
She had reached within mile of her moth
er's house, when q hagg ard face passed close
by the carriage. She knew it. 1t was poor
Mary's lover; and deathly faintness dlmmed
her vision as, on locking back, she saw him
crouching torwa and beating his forehead,
as if in great agony and utter despair.
Other voices were heard, and the tramp of
many feet. AID they bore, near tie carriage
that siackened in speed as the mourniul group
passed by, a lim,, dead body. 1t was poor
Mary; she had persisted in the woods, victim
toangsy suspicion, and of a Harmless rhsts tie!"
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ADAMS g. CO.'S EASTERN. WESTERN
AND FOREIGN EXPRESS.
PUBLIC NOTICE
TO OWNERS OF LOTS IN BLOCKS NOS. 20 AADi3
EASTERN ENIARG EMF NJ

TO OWNERS OF LOTS IN BLOCK Ks NOS. 10 A Nd ID
EASTERN ENLARG emf NJ .
ND nov here the Common 'ouncil OF The ny OF
a Evansville here declare their inteLon TO make
Wharf or LandiI ty feet in width along the southern
Bank OF the nal within the coro'aie limits Oh tbe
CITY Of Evansville which haTf Landing VIII extebd
from the Western line OF Chestnut street 10 tae as
inc Oak treet in the Eastern Enlargement Oh said
Citv. aud tn said EdiHg il viii DE 70
appropriate Eify feet of the Northern or Noun
end OF of tne LOIS in Blocks Nos Twelve anu I'M
seen In the Eastern enlargement OF sara ~, III, ~
hat pe rsons acrirv M the making Of said Iandii or
" harf may have opportunity 9" npi sli'g y, %
mon Council for redress. IL Is iur'her 1 .d -
copy of This order signed BY the Ma or ana a''rsed ny
the Clerk, be ubs ed for six weeks IN the fyanss'ne
Journal pul lie newspaper printed ana peD sAeo IN
'a'u Az .,.s. D1''"' j. HOPKINS, Mayor.
n ~,n jei4,l6w
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DAILY JOURNAL,
From the Boston Olive Branch.
Four Chapters Of a White Lie!
CHAPTER I.

"How unfortunate Mana writes me that
she cannot find her emerald bracelet Now
4 don't dare tell her that have lost l., as YOU
remember did, returning from Mrs. Lacy
party. II is the last gift Of my fat her, and
very valuable. I'm sure don't know wha,
to do" And Lena Alley tire w the letter
impatiently down.
sits we'll you arc here in New York." re.
piled her queenly cousin shaking the heavy
curls from her shoulders, as she looked up
unwiIlingIy from her book-"what does aunt
say!"
"She wishes to know if by mistake !
could have brought it on, or il remember
when last saw it, aud where!"
Easily answered little simpleton. Just
tell in general way, that you wonder at her
thinking you so care .ess as to bring it on here
and say that before you went to the party,
you saw it fastened to the toilet cushion in
her room-you know you dressed there"
"But won't that be a faisehood, almost!"
urged Lena, timidly.
"a fiddlestick, you little puritan; where's
the lie! You hav'nt brought it to New York
have you'll You did see it on your mothers
toilet table, didn't you! You must learn
to distinguish between prudent way OF get
ting over a matter, and sheer falsehood,
you little country bit OF perfection"
Lena seemed satisfed-she could not brook
the sheer of her beautiful cou .in-nor could
she bear the term puntanical, which her
fashionable New York relatives styled her
acts Of conscience. The letter was written,
sealed aud sent; but that night, in the midst
of splendid thro rgs, Lena's heart beat with
shame for the deed at which conscience re.
belled.
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NnI POuNDeY .HD MACEiNE
SHOP

EVRNSYTLLE. JNDTA.F-a.
THE PUBLIC IL RESPECTFULLY INFORMED that
Il we have " it'll great aid expense fitted up
complete shops any in the West. and hope liberal
patronage i'll signify disposition TO encourage Home
Manufacturers We are prepared with every facility
Tor manufacturing steam Engines with wood orion bed
frames, and machinery of Ill kinds with the latest i'm
proFeinents Gearing and Shaftirg fitedup. Pulleys,
IRON : ronis for houses. PlOw Mould Boards, Nug
On boxes, Iron and Brass castigs, ard Wrought
Vn lorsihg work of al kinds aud Of hrst quality,
isheo 10 order. Steamboat work, and repairs Of all
H us OF .neehner. promptly and refully executed.
nsennery Is complete, possessing al the adj
aiaSes Oh the latest im rorements aud our woTknen
are oil the most skillfnl ana expetieucea class Cur
general has man, Wears been foreman
"a an eAtes"e establishment Iist is fully eeusl
10 any Machine 81 In theMest
PERSONS desiring Engines other machinery built or
repaired, are requested CALI for we feel ut
that we can give as full abstraction quality OF work
sho prices Us an! competent and respectable establish
inent In the country.
Car wheels of various patterns manufactured with
Mnrphey's z tent Solid Hub
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention q, The
price when given Ia person.
Scrap Iron, Brass and Copper want d.
jeS9 G. ID. EGGLESTOy r. CO.
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ICE CREAM SALOON

CONFECTIONERY AND SODA WATER.
MRS. LOUISA KOLLENBURG would respectfully
w announce her friends and lovers Of Ice Cream
COME uonares and sparkling Soda Water that she still,
continues TO make tho best Of Ice Cream and
ny vor call for tho shortest notice. She
elegant Saloon. neatly furnished where dish Of her
imperial Cream will always prove luxury. jy5.N
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CHAPTER Ill.

"Mrs. L1cy's compliments, ma'am, and
here is the bracelet Miss Lane wore. She
heard she had lost it, ma am, but hadent no
idea il was in her house, but it got dropped
between the cushions On the sofa, she expects,
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NEW BOOKS.
L>SGLISH Humorist, oy 1hackery:
IL Temperance Tales:
Memorials Of English Martyrs:
The Shady Side:
The old House by he River
Maurice Paul, by Abbott
Alexander smiths POEMS
v'cbry Of the Vegetable World:
English Items:
Layards Nincveh and Babylon, &c:
jy7 RATAB0NE Il WHEELER.
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mn II. w. RUNCIE.

DIR. j. w. RUNCIE.
RESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens OF Gym
II h,sna and surrounding country. that he has pcrma-
nently located Cynthanx Posey County, in the prac-
tice OF Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics
He NAV be found at his Office door % Mr.. Jones'
formerly occupied by DR. Trifton or at COL Whit
night myl1w3m
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CIEEAPEsT AND SHORTEST ROUTE,
ssetyyeen the Eas. and yge,,.


THE UNION LINE OF STEAMERS running in CON
L nection with the BALTIMORE and Chic Railroad
heeling
Through tickets by this lire Phiiadelphia, Wash
ngton Lity ind Baltimore c3 be procured from IN
Agents at Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati or on
board the boats. Having made permanent srraBge
mcps for ticketing through the travelling public will
lind u greatly To their interest," going E-st esf to
pairoIize this line.
The -Union I.ine'' being a chartered Company, are
comfort well safety the lives passeigers
III This is the only line running in connection with
TIE Baltimore and Ohio Raiiroad.
II The Steamers Of this line are entirely new, and
the largest fastest safest and most supero vessels ever
built the Western waters and will leave as follows
III
FOREST CITY, Capt a. Murdoch. Sunday 3 p. M.
DAVID " lilTE, Capt w. MeClaid, Mopda, 3 p. M
BALTIMORE, Capt Wm. Clark, Tuesday 3 p. n.
ALVIN ADAMS. capt. G W Norton. Wetncsda, , p NJ.
VIRGINIA, alt. Chss. v. ellis. 1buTsda, p. n,
FALLS CITY. Capt, sam. Mason, Friday 3 p. n.
THoS. SWAMI, Capt. Mcclure, Saturday y. NJ.
Fare from Louisville TO Batmore....- SIT 90
10 10 do TO philadelphia or Wasf gtoh 70 90
DO do do TO New York. IS 20
Do do Cincinnati 10 Baltimore. 20 20
Do do do 10 Philadelphia or Washington III 20
Passengers baggage transferred FROM steamboat TO
Railroad and from Railroad 10 Steamboat, free from
charge.
il ran additional charge Of only So for state rooms
and meals is made from Louisville TO beelns-
1 <. NOorbead, Agent.
Louisville. Ky.
VI. Hender on, agen: at Evansville Office at Lewis
& Urays wharf boat.
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CoDDNEwx FOR JrGY.

GODD NEWS FOR JTGY.
DATHBONE Il WHEELER have Just been receiving
IL from New York stock Of standard and
Books INK and RECORD Books, School Books, Novels
quality ettcr Paper and Envelopes Fancy Note
paper and Envelopes, Hue imitation OF Paintings. Tint
ed pictIres and choice selection OF French LitLo
graphs &c. jyI
lust RECEIVE D..Ico dor. Eggs at the Leadr
-. eiorcd Store. Fourth and Main strs-- and f
sale by jys JAMES SPALDiNsr.
1888. MEwwtN Co. lsa3.
(srcCEssoRs Us. wofFz.I
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Terrc Haute, Had.
r. s. Wolfe,l r.. H., A. II. Cobb & Co.. Buffalo,
Bement Il COZ AS'o "'e J. s. Cheaowsth, Cm.
D Riley & Mi.chell,l Evs A. W. Palmer 81 CO., ~ Y
Lewis & Gray, ! vile. Medium 81 o., Madison,
Scott e. co.. Toledo, .. w. A. Bradshaw, lndiapls.
jy7.u.
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ALTON, MT. CARMEL AND NV AZ
BANY RAIL RO AID.
sfSi-. IssSsTz-iSi f-i-sf-5'sJ { 90
800 Ess5ss- 50 ll5l1iljsli54

NTOflCE il hereby give n that there no bonds or
this Company ia circulation, as the Books OF this
Company will testify that bonds have been is
sued or authorized.
And all the stock formerly subscribed on the Books
of tins Company, sold bv the Sheriff under
ii MS issuing from the Circuit Court OF Edwards Coun-
tv Ills AID by the purchasers such sheris sale,
their assgnees surrendered TO Tie present kOard
of directors 18th JahUfry Is SO. all cert feqes or
stock bearing date Drerioss 10 that time northeast
IL having been rel orted that Bonds and certfc
ofstock of this Compary have been offered for sale
pledge by parties Former. connected Nth this Compa-
ny Board have thought il right thus 10 put the pub
lie their guard.
B. THoMPs on, President
of 4. Mt. C.and v. 4. H. X. co.
SAMUEL THOMPSON NJ. D., secre;ar, TO Board.
mario II
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wYL.LIAM III. CURRIE,

PROFE SOK OF
nFlNG n.rnanently located in this ciy. and his bu
ID siness such to allow him To take lew Puiis
respectfully socts the patronage OF those r gen
tleen who may want instr iction in Piano. Guitar OF
cuIti ration of the voice. Ladies attended at their resi-
deuces For further particulars apply at the Music store
of "M. "A. " .riu
iy2 SecOnu nOof rossei A""'
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PER ENNNY FERN.
Fresh ARRIVAL Z new and fash iOnable
Summer Goods.
CyONSISTING Of great variety Of White. Buzz and
~ fancy Linen and Mafselles Coats Pants and Vests
Silk Plush and silk Luser Box and Loose Sack Coats
all made after the latest and fashonabi estyle
MACK & LOBENSrINE'S
Western Star Clothing store, Cor. Sycamore Water
sts.. under Pavilion Hotel. h5u
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UlSvIL1E AND ST. LOU
Is DAILY u. =. MAILLT Ne.

49, n The TELEGRAPH NJ. .. CAPT. Trek
tkgT5ao Master. will la.ss Ev;Isyiile for IT.
Louis every Tuesday hight at - ctlctk.
For freight passage alfl. TO O'he'i! hithefi or
on board mar3 Gmd
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"a uIh'd shirtlng... 4 ADJ
7-s q A. olh'd shirt
ing Il sheeting.... .ai0i
5-4 % do do 10al2s
Adams blue and or
ange prints. ...... 8 a9s
Robson & MeriInaek
blue and Orange
prints. ............ 8 al0
Sprague 81 Aliens
madder prints. 9al0s
Fancy light q dark
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED

=
7 S the safest and hes, remedy now known for Diar
l. rhoea, nyseutery, Cholera. summer Complaint OF
Children and I'll cases OF loosrcs the bowels OF how
ever long standing II only needs trial to prove its
wonderful efficacy aud with safety be given TO the
Youngest nfnts Prepared ith great of the best
matcrials by X A. DAVIS, Loudon, Tennessee,
C. DAVIS, Evansville, Ind.
And for sale wholesale aud retail by
HALLOCK 81 STODDSRD,
wOOLSEY d LlNCk,
iee4d3m Evansville. Ind.
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NIEW EDSKS.
GRANITE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Utic-s, NY. Capital. 100000.
GEO CURTIS Pres't. DC. GROVE. Vice Prcs't
WM II. DEDRICK, Sec'y. TIN. o. GRANNIS, Treas.
J FRANCIS BATES, Gen1 Ag't.
THE undersigned continues 10 receive applications
i and issue Policies favorable terms as any re-.
sponsbe Office ia the West For tse high standing and
responsibility of the above Company reference made
to Messrs Benent Viee. and Allis az Howes, Evans
VILE. iny2g-iy HENRY c. GWATHMhf, Agt.
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OFFICE OF WABASH NAVIGATION

OFFICE OF WABASH NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Vim E>NEs. June 20, 1s53
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to shipper. and all 9TH
concerned that In consequence Of the repairs
about be commenced Of the Works Grand Rap
ids Of the Wabash River Boats other craft pass
through the Lock- from date till such repairs shall be
completed, of which notice will be given.
By order IF the Board of Directors.
je3O-d6wlaw JOHN ROSS, Sec'ry.
NHUSIC.-A fresh supply Of Piano Music and In
wi struction Books, different knos received this day
by Express. k2 RATHBONE & WHEELER.
" HARPER
Il OR July-Recd this day by
iva RATHBONE & WHEELER.
ITO LET-A convenient dwelling on Fourth street
J. near the market consisting Of six and eel.
ar ENQUIRE of iva HALLOCK IL STODs ARD.
- DOZEN extra Hermcticaliy Sealed HOLSTERS. fine
- relish the receis ed and for sale at
jy2 COOKS Family Grocery.
SCYTHES, kC.-A small lot Of Scyties and
~ sneaths will be sold at cost by
jyl FOSTERS & BROWN.
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n, dor yiolns. Italian German French, from 70 ~ y,
90 Accordsons. French. German . ~ " -.
10 Fageoets, plain or ivory tipped . 70 u ~
~ ..s R,n;.es Harmoneas, Violin Bows. Violif
Rr;,ca p.ys and Tail Pieces. Piano Tuning Hammers
Tun,ny Forks vioin. Guitar and Violincsilo Strings
i.,r,;on R,oks or every Instrument. aud large as
s,. az new and popular usic for Piano Guitar, OF
sor'meh'oi nov WM. IA. UKRIE,
'oce' Second floor Fosters corner.
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oVVS " uOL y @ N.Isu'
6OOs p doz do do DO ............ 8
Itts . COZ do do do ............ sa7
1.-THE lower prices above general, where two ices
are mentioned for full packages, and the higher for
small wholesale.
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NEW MUSIC STORE!
NYTILI.IAM H.CURklE would respectfully announce
w 10 the citizens of Evansville and vicinity, that ne
has inst opened Music Store IN Foster corner SECOND
floor entrance FIRST street. where be VIII keep on
hnd assortment every description OF Musical
nh,nJ,z He wishes it distinctly understood that oy
bnxino of him. instead of going TO louisville or an!
cv nurch sers Will their freight from h"se poin.,
ana ai,o pu! a. '"'"f' jy2
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l. UISvIL AND ST. LOUIS
MAIL LINE.
LADY PIKE. REEzElENE Master

Leave 1s 5 ISa:,dns 70, :. st. Louis IT,
&El:A--s..zaS clock. sves st. Louis Tor Louisville
f-z-ss Sunday at p. NJ Passes Nv.
ansyipe at ociCck A. NJ, Friday. for st. Louis; on
thursday = Ut Z a. NJ. for Louisville.
Passengers ucksted 10 Cincinnati, Wheeling, Pitts
burgb, Baltimore, PhiladelI hl3, d.inieImediste
points at very reduced prices in first class Ga aid
Steamboats,. Eoar1ing on boats 10 Iitlsbur2h iLeu-
ced. marJ4if
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<fsxr~ u The substantial and fast
c4tSzESszz> LADY FReNKs1
efSzz1rt.Ss-c= Capt MAGowAN. Master Will he al Ev-
als,Il4c every WEDNESDAY MORNING early for st.
Louis every SUNDAY MOhNIAC for Louisy lille.
or freigbP or passage apply on board. ieb4u
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IN CONNECTION WITH TiiE UNION LAX Lot rsvrLLE.
S,ssw1a~.n TIKI iav0lite Packet steamer FANN,
lz=s.>=4s2 Hoscroft- Master will leave Evansville
H. kats1zS for louisville every Wednesday aid SE-
sasa@ - turday. Forfreight rpsssaee, apply
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-03-09

eral. managed the cases with great skill
and ability, as did all the counsel in tho
cases. In fact doubt whether any quss.
lion has ever been argued, in this State,
with greater ability and care.
The Inaugural Address and the nameS
Of the Cabinet officers, you have seen ere
this. II is conceded on all hands that the
Cabinets composed Of able men. Marcy,
who stands a, the head, has no superior
ior the place. Do you remember The Scott
and Marcy correspondence But ] know
you do. Who has not laughed over thsm1
Bu, they show the ability Of Mr.. Maypy,s
As for the Address. j, contains many GfAnexS
maiical errors and some omissions; bu97
these are doubtless made by the telegraph.
II is an able document, and will meer with
applause.
Ohio il seems cannot have Cabinet
Officer. This. in great measure. is the
fault of the leading politicians Of the State.
It is hardly 10 be expected that Pierce will;
or can settle their quarrels and difficulties.
But the Buckeye State will not be lost sight
Of. Some think she is greet JUST before an
election and small just after. But look
out for Minister from this State. Sever
al are spoken OF, and shall not Just now
say who is TO be the man; bat have no
doubt but one will be appointed from o.
hio.
take this occasion to recommend TO-
your Freesoil readers, the Columbian, o
weekly newspaper edited and published m
this City. by L. L. Rice. Esq. very wor..
thy gentleman. Price two dollars per an.
mum, or one dollar and fifty cents to clubs
of ten.
Again must ask youto indulge me for
a week or so. and then shall undertake
to report the doings. &c.. Of this city more
fully and in more readable shape. J.