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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS.


xEz THOMAS SCANTLlN, of the firm Of Scanili =
sasEl Parvin, has retuxned from Princeton md Ia
en- up his residence permanently In THIS tiTy
where he will 6cvoie his personal attention TO al
branches ofther business Mr. s. would call the atien.
non OF the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock OF STOVES, TIN and Shkk1.
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining 10
Their business They are also AIRED TO do ali Of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-ron Custom v ORR. Steamboat
work, &c. &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done AZ the shortest notice and in the perfect
Cali atthe store OF SCANTLIN & PAWN.
noyl4 Main steet. bet First and SscoI d.
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Is lsANh rLATFOsM AND OUN
Eafg
p. G. O'RILEYs & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
r.G II R C.E - III II s.,
ItGeIf ~ EVANSVILLE, IND.

ISCA Il Z ~
tteif ~ 80 EVANSVILLE, IND.
U-.-. HAVING fitted up mammoth ,r.S~ !.
49, - harf Boat, the largest on the
Ohio River in the substantial manner, we are pre-
pared fac a,e any entrusted eth
err by RIVER, Il tELROAD OR CANAL.
without exposing TO the inclemenc. OF the eather any
property: and rcuar attention will be paid To Reeeiv
ing Storing and Forwarding and also To the sale OF any
Produce consigned and all orders promptly filed
p 6 O'kkI,rY returns his sincere thanks TO his nu
friends for their former patronage and respect
f ~ socts continuance of the same, which will be
duly reciprocaed. .tl-t All" L.
Boats and their orders carefully filed
mh3-dNwly t' ''tt~ +. u. ORlLEf a. co .
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PROF. T. C. GAYLE.
READ, READr READ,,l

Statement the Rev s. s. sumner President of the Henry
Female College
Mr. sumner is widely known Tor great moral worth and
for honorable bearing his school famed
skill teacher and the rapid his pupils
make in the requirement OF useful kno wed.e: Il
NEW CASTLE. Ky. May *. 1853
Dr. Bruees Indian Vegetable Panacsa has been used in
family and school with satisfaction Mr.. Armstrong
Of teachers has also used IL with decided and
although have used il myself satisfied from the
of those under and Of family that Is
available medicine. s. 5. SUMNER.
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HoNE MANUFACTURES I
CLOTH sN(. S-rOR r :.

II n
Ellie IN that the interests ofthe Great est and
II OF the people of Evansville and vicinity in parcu
lar would be much pfomoed by establishing Clothing
Factor, in this city, and being that Clothing
DC manufactured in superior and less cost
IN the West than in the East We have established
Cohing Store In this city, where will
and sell, WHoLEsALE RETAIL, Clothing OF the best
quality, all OF VIII eh wlb made under super
vision at the York prices Of tie latest
and of the best material. -- .-sta d. .st.fr.I
We purchase our Goods from Importers for Cash,
which enables us TO compete with
ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
We will also carry Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Genilemen's Furnishing establishments in which
will be found every article in that line.
our stock OF Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesngs are Of
the neatest style and best quality and Of the firm
is Practical Workman, and takes charge of the Meas
uring and Cutting. are enabled to WARRENT q
good ut in all eases, no sale. -
We also keep hand every variety Of Tailors Trim
mng- and are Agents for SCOTS Report Of Fashions
Parlieul atten ion paid 10 Gentlemen furnishing
their own material
RICHARD RALEIG II takes charge ofthe commercial
affairs OF the Establishment, and DAVID O'NEIL OF
the manufacturing. Grateful To their individual friends
for past avors. and solicit continuance of these
favors for the enterprise they pledge tems lvesto
merit all the confidence that be repOsed in thcm.-
Store on Main street, between First and Second SITS.
mh3l- '.NF RALEi II * O'NEIL
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TO MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS,
DRUGGISTS, AND THE PUBLIC GEN.
l Z Err

DRUGGISTS, AND THE PUBLIC GEN.
ORALLY. p. NlTI
NTESSRS HELLER d FARNSLEY wouls resoeet
IVA fully return thanks to RS AM the pu b.
ne generally for the liberal patronage which they have
heretofore tecev.a and take this methcd Of informing
their friends that they have purcha Sod of Mr. Cruvfold
Bell his entire stock of Grus d Medicines and
WI" continue 10 carry on the business in the house for
cnd st where they win be pleased TO have their friends
call and examine their stock. They Mr.
In Mr. Bells establishment who will be harry atsll
umes 10 walt upon the old patrons, the house. Ii
pure drugs atiow Rates and accomm dating terms
any ihdncement TO The Merchants. Druggists md Ply.
sieans we respectful, invite u call. Us We have
on nand asock of Ss50o0. OF we'll Sc eted Drugs and
VIII be cons1ntl. receiving additions to our present
supply. and hope TO offer sucb ducementsfo WHOLE.
"a Lb DEALERS us will supercede the necessity Of
ner sIn other cities for the purpose of purchasing
tier supplies. IA -
( jyI5 KELLER FARNSLEY& CO.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
HARTFORD FIRE INsyRAN,GIIE COMPANY.

HARTFORD CONNECTICUT. tNrt
IScosPoaArsD ISiO.-CHsRTEs PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL 500 OOo-au paid ia and infested.
TUNHIS long established well Instisuton has
transacted os ex business Tor
than forty the United States and the
North American provinces II has aimed 70 secure public
confidence by and faithful OF is con
and the of property are assured that All
claims under t policies will literally adj ed aud
promptly paid Public Buildings. Manufactures. Miis MA,
chinery Dwelling Houses. Merchandise Household
Furnure Vessels the stocks while port &C.. &c
will be insured at rates a. a. the risk will admit
. = ',laII - - III HUNTINGTON, Presa
G. b. Bow Frs. Secretary.
a5- Applications for insurap may be made to Ha
- ALLEN G. 'HALL0CK. Ag't..
evil rf Evansville. Ind.
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~ SsIs.L & slOLLIDAY.
PRODUCE, FORWARDING. AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
HAVING ftei mp large and spacious Warehouse on the
hn Wabash and Erie Canal Main DEPOT
Evansville aud Railroad and having
pie har-Doat facilities.
Forwarding OF Produce and Merchandise by Canal
Railroad will be in this city We also
pared purchase Produce Groceries in this
ieit orders the purchase Of Groceries in New Orleans
We will make liberal cash advances Produce
for ale here TO be shipped Southern Eastern
ke We hope by prompt attention business merit the
public patronage.
sp2-t ta' HILL HOLIDAY.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY
BY B'E1Os. BACON Il co,

ON FIRST STREET. BETw. LocrsT. EVANSVILLE.
yNHk subscribers would respectfully inform the citi
Il of Evansville aud vicinity. that they have on
hard AID receiving large ard well selected stock
FRESH GROCERIES, embracing everything usually
kept In good Family Grocery; aud they hope, by
prompt attention 10 business. to receive and merit
liberal share pull tic patronage.
All orders win receive prompt attention, and goods
delivered TO purchasers AT their doors desired,
have 4 WAGON expressly for >aid purpose. -
" Fan Goods warranted good or no sale.
|. II 5fhe highest prices paid for Country Produce.
)r = Please call ana examine stock. will sell
at the lowest cash prices. .. .t.-s..A
tpl5 Csc ulFh 70 f-a THOS. BACON a. co.
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I.IvEeY ANDsALE STABLE.

THE uHuVrsIyutu hive
~ Livery Stable, on Locust street, and mace irs
~ provementst To- i. and now have on hand 70
IA. hire good stoc. of HOSES, BUGGlESan
CARRIAGES, to which we invite the attention of N \.
public They intend from this time to edeavor to salts
the of the public in this particular sud hope the
articles and will prove agreeable Carriages foi
parties excursions. funeral &C., ways hand. Beins
crowded with good hostiers We prepared to board
orses and keep them in the best style
aug34 NJ az b. H. oeOAhMO..
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N II TE-%H=o
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
siaf efEDVais FEGANN CO., %
LOCUST. OPPOSITE POST oFFIcE,
49, EVANSVILLE, Ia, l.st ~
ESPECrFULLY announcesto the inhabitants of this
IL city aud vicinity that they have received their first
lot of Spring ami Summer Goods direct from the i'm.
porters consisting of every novelty 0fh season. in
Grape Shawls Dress Silks Grenadir plain and figured
Bareges aud Issues. Berege de LaiDes. .organdys,
Lawns. Laces and EmbrojeIies Hosiery, uloves, Para
soils aud Fans. -if. - et h'' ~"
We have also the newest styles in Spring and Sum-
ner Mantillas, Plain silks, fringes trimmings, DC.
Having fitted up room of the store for the sale OF
Lad es Hats and Bonnes. Artificial Powers, Ribbons.
Bonnet Trimmings. DC. We offer the most
beautiful assortment of Goods ever brought west
N. BON prica-no deviation. iIl --.t
APPS CRYSTAL FRONT DRY GOODS STORE.
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Let everybody of Dr. Bruee's Amanaes and
Journal aud read he certificates performed
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BRUCE CO.. New Castle. Kentucky.
Z. III. WRIGHT a. CO.. indianapolis Ind.
WOOLSEY x LINCB, Evansville. Ind.
and for sale, and on commission at Depot prices by
jet0-6m KELLER. FARNSLET * 90 Evansville.
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BEEF CATTLE &c. FOR SALE.

--xy MOULD notify my B1tcher friends aud others
llS interested. that will he at the Salt Well
SN week With lot Of tine and ia, Beef Cattle better
-~--- brought this market. and also Mich
Cows sheep which would the part cuiar
ton Of citizens have also sale fine span srses
Mules satisfy all orders Thos wanting anything OF
kind. viii please leave word the Sa Well at Oregon
Mills New Harmony. WALLACE gordon.
e23 d&~a
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
a desirable family residence situated in the
& elexsc Of the city. The house contains
with good cis-rn, houses and numter of fruit
he premises. I.-....-..---.- ---. 'T
ALSO Two vacant Lots in Lamasco city fronting the riv
bargain be had ifapplsd for Immediately Apply
ut this Once aa' augi. If
DLEACHED COTTON.-300 assorted brands: so
ID blue Drill: 20 Pillow Case Cotton; IO-i
Shrting lc Shrtng hand and by
JAMES Low & co..
sept AIS Main St. Louisville Ky.
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VIE undersigned, successor Misses Cswd Barker.
has returned from the East with large
OF all varieties onnets Rbcons Flowers Fea
hoha and Fancy eaddreses Of the latest STYLES and
prices which cannOti all to give satisfaction also we'll
prepared to Cut Dresses aud teach Dres-cntting
hours instruction. Full satisfaction given charge
F. X. BARKER,
oct9-tf Main street o D. osite Branch BANK
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

HE PrOpreors Of this House have removed from thsir
old stand Main street. TO their new Hotel Just nhsn
ed opposite the Court House where they prepared 70
accommoda their old customers and all others VINO may see
call them. in much superior style than formerly
Thankful for patronage respectfully solicit eontnu
ofthe which shall all endeavor to
it. Our fare will be the best the market Affords and our
charges moderate.
stabling and Wagon Yard kept fOreountry custom
ey10-d&wr FELKER HEDDsRECH.
DORK.-64 bbls Mess Pork pat up and warra.iea by :
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KELLER. FARNsLEY & CO.
LAM FIR SALE.

ETvE Land the Roon Vile road bridge ana
equally divided ~ the Canal. This property
situated in rapidly improving IL offered fer
sale on easy terms For further particulars apply
eys-ff j. p. ELLIOTT.
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ROOT & SHOE MANDATORY,

WATER STREET, NEAR THE PAVILION HOTEL.
The undersigned would respectfully In -riD
81 form the public that he has now on hand fig
kMy the largest and most approved styles nf ~
~. custom and sale work. Ladies' Morocco
Kid Ladies' Boots BuskIns, Walk 1g shoes and Shippers;
Also for Misses, &c. &c. Also ON hand, a sPtendld
stock of Leather and Findings for sale wholesale and re-
all for cash. his old stand Water street, doors
above Pavilion Hotel. augl3lyl Z. DEUSNEn.
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IN CASES Boots rnd Shoes Just reed and for sale
u CIV ~ shsa1 b. epS j. II. AASRER co.
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RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION.
uHAT vsnnb- ira of lard belonging to the ate of
warner. deed situate about eight miles from the
city OF Evansville and known Oak God
Isl in market and sale will be divided
into lots Tut will be sold quantities
suit purchasers. ..'-
tor persons wishing country residence this affords
facilities the lots fronting the Evantyle and
louisville Railroad Terms easy and liberal Enquire
BAKER & GARvIN.
ey3i-n Atty at Law aud Real Estate Ag't.
DIR. J. G. BURCH, Dentist. r
devoted the last Of his life
aud practice of his profession would
quest those who in debt him for services
forward and settle without delay
part members Of the profession to which he heon to give
credit and he earnestly that will call him
in future for prepared
willing pay both for material the skill
for op ration 0 the kind fta
sepi2-tf
6ANOf AND KISSES OF hest quality. constsn tly
~ hand-freh supplies received weekly sale i2
per pound. by I1Il'-
eyi2 s. u. GILBERT & CO.. svc. near Water. 81
IN CASES Boots rnd Shoes Just reed and for sale
- OV ~ shssS b. spS J. II. AASRER 4 ca.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
IJHVfNG been Informed that there
community. that Mr. Kerstemans Coal operations are
way connected it'll either Conants Coal Bank
Indiana Whining and Manufacturing Company of this city
therefore state thar ne her Of those Companies have
necton with Dir operations, to the Of
nor do they expect TO have hereafter.
o.t3i-3t E. l.. CONANT
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FALL AND WixTEn HATS AND CAP

VAIL md WfNTfk HA'Ts MD CAPS.
VVTE hand the largest cheapest
wv ment Hats and Caps offered Evansville Such
Silk Fur and Felt hats for Infants Misses. Boys AID Men
of pOn Caps OF all shapes coiors and
quality Ladies rdiag and chdrens faacy hatsn fact
erythng in line that be found in rst class establish
ment. Those in ola covering will find II to theii
advantage call examine stock aud prices Hat
made order in STYLES and workmanli
yAUTlER X MARG0NNIER.
ossH-S Main First aud Second.
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IFE INSURANCE effected in this company on the
4 Mutual and Joint Stock system. -rf.u
officers and Directors:
II. II. GOODMAN, Prest w. w. CONES, Vice Pres't
l.. BgNTOS, Secretary. I'll
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09
Rnow.No,hinea IN Cont.

In the Cose Of Reardon, tried OF Lowell during
which there were drawn out from the witnesses
some secrets Of the Know Nothing order,) Judge
BlsnoP made the following remarks to the jury ON
tie subject Of secret political societies;
"'Ths counsel has seen I'll 10 introduce into this
case on issue aside from the merits Ui the case IT,
self and II might lie proper 10 deal with this mat
Ter OF this time. II was said, aud so It sPpenIed
from the testimony Of seveTOl witnesses iUT tne
Government, that an organization called Know
NOlhings d exist. II lhe object ofsuoh society
was to pIOSOTibe any man socially, and 10 stand
between the prisoner and his rights in this COuHi
II il should seek to interrupt the administration Of
Justice, and infringe upon The laws and COnSlilu-
lion, II II says 10 any man that he is 10 be depti'
we'd Of rights 10 which he is entitled, ii should
he discarded. 1t might be perfectly proper lol
tile counsel 10 show that witnesses were Connect
ed with such society, but he knew Of no law
which forbid men organizing themselves into po'
llical associations 10 guard against foreign nfu'
enee, or any n,leTinhuence which might CONSIDER
dangerous. An political parties prescribe men of
Opposliie parties ltom holding Office, aud he knew
OF no law TO prevent II. Men might perhaps be
unwiSe IN connecting themselves with suGl an Of
EaniEaliJn, but I was lur every man 10 judge for
himself VIII OF YVES tight aud proper. He had no
team that any man on The panel would be inaucn.
ced by such pEejudicEs in the decision Of this
cause, and ii was for the jury 10 Judge whether
the cTgLlbililY &c witnesses YVES 10 be impaired by
their cOnneGiOn with such society,""
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09
Mlraoulous usoape.

We were Informed last evening" BY M, Themes
Ward, falher Of WIN. N, WaGd Of This city, Of the
most miraculous escape escape OF 0 train lTnm
desltueton on Monday evening 0nlhe ETie Rail-
EoHd The train (oll which MI. w. YVES u passen-
geI) len New Y Tx Of O'Clock Monday last, and
when about half mile ilOm high bridge be.
tween AlIendale aud Su1erns, nNew Jersey, the
who stood upon the tack, with all sorts Of unin.
ineligible pantommiC actions. He paid no heed,
sunDoSlug them TO be some intoxicated neTSnns
who (reOnenilY annoy him 10 like mAnBer, When
nearing The bridge he discovered that oil did not
appear right, and Immediately reveWel the engine,
aud put onihe brakes, and succeeded in stopping
the tram iiSt as the ioTe.whe heels Of tile locomotive
ran on The bridge which gave way under IL,
aud fell about three feet, aud caught upon some
timbeTs, which sustained tie weight until the To-
comotiVe was lifted and backed OF. One minute
more and the whole train must llove been precipi.
tailed distance OF some sixty iett into rocky ia.
vine. About two hundred passengers were on
tile train. lie bridge was being repaired, and
was supported by Temporary props, Which could
not possibly have borne up under The train.
The engineer aud fremeu jumped from the 10.
connective at The moment the wheels struck the
bridge, u d escaped with few slight bruises
from the fall. No notice had been given nj The
stations on either side Of The bridge, that II was
undergoing repaiTsj and but for the courage aud
decision Of The engineer, we should ere this
doubtless have recorded repetition Of tile dread
full occurrence on his GTenI Western R1ilIOad.
HID the worst come Of this outrageous neglect
the train Srnashtd to atoms aud two human lives
>acTifcEd-no one would have beena FAULT All
would Of cOulse have been at their posts, with
jealous eye over the live and property lntrate 10
their cnre-and the public might have mourn, d the
calamity as an accountable accident CIeUsLdHd
Leader ROU. 3.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

Curious YERDloT.-Im The Boston tMossachu-
setts) Court of Common Pleas on Tuesday last, a
verdict was rendered Of 500 against magistrate,
and one Of 81 against constable, the former for
granting warrant against tue plaintiff for the
violation of the Maine Liquor Law, under that
section which has since been declared unconstiiu-
iunal, and the latter for serving the warrant
Thus, al that officers OF the law, Of whatever
grade, arc bound to know whether law is consii-
tullopal OF not, before they con execute Il with
impuurty. The law does not permit them to be
periect "know nolhinss," concerning |! oriIS lie.
pitimacy,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09
Another New Party.

The Philadelphia papers give an account OF an
Other political organization antagoniStic to the
"American Parry" II is to be called the icon.
stitulional Pstly"-a very good name, IL names
were always the proper representatives Of Prlnci'
pies, II Is admitted 10 be composed PrinciPallyof
Democrats, aud is 10 be operated in The shape Of
clubs SheIhsr secret OF not is not stated, but TO
some extent necessarily SOY In each ward, and III.
the Country, ii is supposed, by own chips, OF OIleT
convenient divisions.
The founders Of this new organization consult
ed Hon. George NJ, Dallas as to the ProPrie'y
ul suon a movement, AID he promptly approves Of
The plam, aud urges as It's basis Tie 'UnlOn' We
append apATagrsPh; ro
NOW, take II that your projected clubs, rest
Ing OH Ihu bTOud aud benehCeRE platform Of De-
nOcTacy, als meant 10 have single eye TO Tile
mn sew lion Of The UniUhj uIe meant 10 foster
every measure having that tendencyi are meant
10 detect, expose, aud resist whatever threatens 10
weaken OT Dissolve II, are meant, IN word, to Of
rntf,Es u pow ct Of Simultaneous action, through
cuffyspOndence, lie press, Ond the ballOl'bOH
winch will IaiSe rampant al any and every crsIs
nGains any aud every flood, however lornluaOle'
OF sectional OF finatical disunion. " IS ~ Tbs
belle tlut not only approve the propriely and
eXpeJieDOy Of your plan, but bid you cordial y
God speed with IT,"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

HJ-An Internal Improvement meeting was held
IN Charlottesville last week when tile following
persons were appointed delegates 10 the Norfolk
Convention, which meets on The 9th inst;
Col. J. ]. liowcock. v. W. Soulhall, Hon. W. G.
Rves, Gen. WIN. +. Gordon, Tn. J. Randolph, al.
exandeT Rives, Andrew Stevenson, Col. Porter, A.
Woods, Vim, NJ, Wade, Thos r. Lewis, VIM, NJ.
KellihgeI, Benj, Wood. w. T. Early. Z. r. Wat
son, l'6os Garland, ]. L. Cochran, j. Alexander,
Lieut.. MauIy, U S N. Dr.. John 4. Woods, DR..
Charles Carrier, WY. s. Dabnep, ThCs, l.. Parish,
n. n w. Duke. And the following gentlemen
were requested TO act as nIteTnetes: MsSsES. 10.
seph Stgar, Hampton, James Lyons, H. l.. Kent,
John NJ. Bolts, and Vim. Mcfarland.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

uT.The religious belief OF the fOutteen persons
who have filled the Presdeu chair in the Uni
led SiaIss--as indicated Ivy the attendance upon
public worship. aud tue evidence afforded in their
wIiIings--may be summed up as follows Wash
in9ton, Madison, Monroe, Harrison, Tyler and
Taylor, were EpisCopuIiansi Jefferson, John I'D
ans, john Quincy Adams, and Fillmore, were
Unitarans; Jsckson aud Polk were Presbyleransi
Nj. Van BuTen was OF the Dutch reformed
Church, and President Pierce is Tnnilarian
ConETegationusl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-09

Another MoDE OF SAPETY.--A writer ia the
New York journal Of Commerce says that when
the accident to the Arctic was discovered, had tile
boilers been blown clear Of steam and filled with
air, which could have easily been done, their bulk
would have sustained the entire fabric in which
they rested. The builders Of tie engine confTm
the opinion.