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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-19
The Last DAYS Of simmer.

+ These bland and beautiful August days,
have made US forget that the summAe
is not yet passed, and the city already begins
TO awake from its midsummer dream, rub its
eyes and prepare for work. Many of those
unfortunate beings who have made VOW of
every year leaving their own quiet and COM
Portable homes, and wandering up and dow n
the earth in search of pleasure with tn cir
pockets wofully depleted will gladly clutch
at the excuse ofthese silver-tempered days,
and hasten up from dreary sea shores, or
rush down from disconsolate mountain tops,
where they have been stewed and starved,
and Joyously once more reinstate themselves
at the shrine of home.
During these few balmy days, our ladies
have again made their appearance upon our
Broadcay, and with their sweet smiles greet
and pass each other as if the par boiling Sc ason
was over, and they were again permitted to
locomote under the rustic Of dry goods. Blu,
these cool.seeming August days are treach-
erous as the calmness of an Italian woman's
eye, or the innocent looks Of a bewiiching
coquette. We fear we must be content to
be par. boiled and baked for few days more
ere the summer is done. Notwithstanding
the extreme heat Of the summer, il has been
prolific season for matrimony-andw We can
scarcely realize whether we would prefer to
be chattering at Newport or Cape May, OF
sweltering in the affectionate embraces OF
honeymoon, with the thermometer at 1902
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DIssOIIrTInN OF CO-PARTNEI

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.
TIVE existing between the under
signed uocer the naue style and firm Of Suffer- DINING
Co in the Saw Mill Business this day dissolved by mnta-
al
All Having claims against said or
hO are indebted thereto will make settlement with Peter
Suffer Frederick Dining Dated Evansville Augut 10th
1854. PETER SUFFER-.
FRED.-OHNI>G.
slyfg-7td- SAMUEL GREEI.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-19

GAME WANTED
XGA> LIE highest market price will slwavs he n.;s
EA a zane AZ ,ae Exchange Restaurat Bring It as
siu PETER BURK.
w COD:IsD csrs Of seasoned Hickory and Ash wood
syls MORGAN. KEEN PRESTON. Fip.tst.
A ~. re LOT Of Crushed Corn for COW feed Hay Corn
sas' - - = !. GRao co.
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,td.
CO-PARTNl

NOTICES hereby given that have this day
formed Partnership in the Saw Mill business under
name. style and firm OfSuiter Dining at the tana
Pigeon Greek lat-l ocuprd by Suiter Owing Co. Ds>
ted Evansville August 10th. ls5g.t PETER s iITEE,
augI9-3td, : - - FRED. UfNINu.
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NOTICE.

tax payers Of the City Of Evansville are hereby mott
ned that for tAses paid
meet the Bonds
Rsrasd Company ready delvery
at the clerks oee. lated Evansville august 18th 1854
augl7 GEO III rom, c;sx ci.,s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-19

The corrupt and profligate bills which have
passed this Congress, enormous as they are
in number and variety, are even exceeded by
those which failed, in one House or the 9TH
err, through want of time or Misrepresentation
of the essential oil to the, wheels of the
machinery. We shall cast a glance over
these hereafter.-[N Y. Tribune.
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STATE OF INDIANA.

Va.s S mpsA COUNTY, IS,
In the Court Of Common Pleas, October Term, A. d.
1854.
Martha = Lane
John O. Lane /, So ft
a ah ayit having been fled by disinterased person
IN with the Plaintiffs plant In Clerk
Of the vanderburh Circuit Court setting forth that the said
John Lane the defendant herein Is resident the
State Of Indiana. The said o.
hereby notified Of the pendeney entitled action
and that the same will stand for trial the the
Circuit Court % be begun and held the Court
house the City of Evansville
Der lbeing the 10th day Of October A ID. Is5to
angls-3t~ JACOB LUNKENHEIMER. q. ". @. @.
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CONFEDERATION NnrifR

" 20 IL r. e. % IS IS and Block Me- o. Eastern En-
aoa Lots Nos s. 6. s. H. n. IA. ls H. IS ~
aau ~" BLOCK No. u. e. E.. ths to
with earth 50 as prevent the standing
IN DAYS alter publication of this default
the Marshal directed TO perform said work. and the costs
az, acernug thereby will and collect
Cd ~ sale OF said Lots
ell. auyfI 81 GEO N rom CO., SJsh-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-19

VIE Pulc Schools OF the City of Evansville will COM
menee the 2sth August 1884 I'm an, ram. .oS
last year for Pabfo schools = ~ " ~N~@f'e@
Also. High School win be orenea AZ An. ..,,. a. A.,
episcopal School House free Of charge
an the city, snfceny advanced admission into M,
N.,ee also hereby given, that all transfers children 20
made i,h or seh"c purposes for the next
gssS-elrT r.-a.s 49, n Q. WHEELER.
.fs.rfI san WILLIAM HUGHES
80 u q. DECKER
aogl0-tt y US tf-tstf ky School Trustees
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sNOWDOX 4 0TTE.

"IIOLfSAIE ANU RETAIL CURTAIN. UPHOI-
49, rsTERY AND BEDDING WAREHOUSE -
NO. p WEST FOURTH STREET. rETwrrS MAIN .xp
WALNUT. SOUTH SIDE
- - p :. ~ .CyN-CLN.N.4TY = .'--e ~ s-1--i
would yespeettuiy call the attention of an tho.. hc
w are in goods in our le 10 our uner,ar
uent. consisting in part Fl "
Fine Spring Mattresses coupterp,fne. xh;,. ..,S
rair do Varying from 81 s25 each.
f lotion DO. Comforts aud Bed Spreads.
hu,k DO. linea and Muslin Sheets.
esner pe1s, ~ Linen * Muslin Pillow Slips
BOOSTERS and fiilovs Towels. &c..
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

Whcso shall have studied these volumes will have msie
himself eonvenant with the whole Of polite learning
the be ginning Of Walter SCOTS spet did literary career
Richmond Examiner
That series papers which fascinated the readers Of Black
wood and which have subsequently spread It's charm
over the whole literary world, until they almost without
paTslei for popularity" Raleigh Post
This Is he first thorough edition Ct the famous Socfes thst
has appeared and not likely to be suger'sded
by another Boston Times
Wherever the lau suage spoken written; wherever
few solitary Of race gathered together
whether the Hotentos and Csre the Cape the
Apsches Of the Plains whether ice hese ships skUg life
end health In search after the ost xpOer Of the Northern
Sea or sweteriDg In bungalows in ord India; wherever
biz adventurous snd nomsdc leads him. there the
Epghman ard bis descendants love and the memory
Of John wilson and look nimitable Bsekwood for intel
ectual eradication Tribune
THE Noctes Ambrosiane the nights At Ambrose's,
where gathered the wis and mplars OF Edinbugh-hsve
been the admiration Of the whole world OF literary men
Rochester American.
They unlike anything else In language aud he must
be dull ard apehe indeed who cannot enjoy their strong VI
tally end unang food Of geniaty and wiz Boston Trans
II about twenty years since these remarkable pa
pers commenced in the pages Of Baekwood IN March 49,
were completed and there Of literary taste to
whom the pages Of this magazine then accessible who
does not retain vivid Of their poetic beauty
thos keen satire, personal poraure and deep philosophy
Home Gazette.
The epicures Of literature will receive with delight the
nouneement Of the republication Of the Noces Of Black
wood The pathOs poetry and eoquence are here min
ged with the reckless mirh satire and personality
and
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T N P R E S S ..
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MI.MlLLIE HOWARD Or, Trust IN Con. BY Mrs
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III.LYRICAL POEMS By Gerald Mass;
XIV.JAYs AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND RESINIScEN-
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THE NEW LISH POET.
II Pnbhshrd This Day
looms ann BALLADs

ToEMs And BALLADS or GERALD NASSEYa
Flid from thhd London edition with several Poems,
now FIST ut shed
Revised and correct BY The sashSr who BY arrangement
with the publisher paid copyright on each edioa oue
limo vol Price IS cents
We open at randomi eye along u. closely
printed PAGES we are a. Sees 1ssssd BY One sAossltTs
bound BY power Of him who has his coal
tes OF The Volume We ssa the n.ns Of
Massey upon the tide few page. Of preface vri,.so N
from rage to page sdmirps,y sua wondering y n close
The volume Dublin Usivsraty Magazine.
w. NAV s.v NJ once and unhesatinsy that G poet
has been horn TO the world Gerald AAeys poet With
soul the finest hsrmonie Of nature, with se
depth Of Tsson and high nsbly to all that Is ee.anfai
its marx lEdnbs'sh News
And now Ike another morn upon mid noon fresh, dswy,
Gerald Massey burst UPON the sdnins and rejoicing world
Probably since Burns there has been no such Instance o.
gssrns enence BY the very name and vsuns Into seat
&c Commanding with such ea'e and perfect mastery 49,
we would introduce the suthor to our readers - yOuns
poet and something As artist he no, to Be de-
obsster whose pulse and brains rob nasy-whose naE
throws images words each full and fitting
tLonaon Athsneum.
They remind Of Keats than any which have
There one poem" The BridaT-which Keats would we
conceive have been proud to have owned 80 warm and
delicate and hnelytoned is almost every one Of It's lines
lSco;tsh Pres.
e has already put forth lyric. which far excel the eaa
Of mtny cultivated mds Ia their poetic prime Tbs
volume full u passages OF beauty tenderness power are
and energy" London Times
His lyc poetry Is sometimes distinguished BY bursts Of
luxurent fancy" lChamberss Journal
Gersd Massey poet who shove all Others, esss most
nearly in the footsteTs Buns The form and the sub
jecs wholly differ but the spirit there, expressed with sb
sclCte POWER lLadys Newspaper.
Several the minor pieces remind Of Bryant and Long
fellow; and when have space at command,
shall quo e specimens Justifyins this declaration
Dundee Advertiser
There b close ENHANCE 10 the writing Of Shelley In
their style ard their unpuned uxuraucei bat there also
strot ger, healthier tone, and more dehned aim
London Chronicle.
He L. updou hedy the greatest lyric poet living Young
he H. bis Terry will SUR your blood ~ with the
sound Of and make tin sic veins though
made Of hehtnns and others viii steal into your
hesIt Ct hearts ard NIL with be au;fu glow Of tenderness
which molts you into tears" Aberdeen Journal.
}. DERBY, Publshsr, New YORK
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FubIshed ms Uayt
TIyHF POETRY OF GERMANY-Consisti

Published This Day,
H'HE POETRY OF GERMANY-COnsistng OF
Selections from Of seventy Of the celebrated
Poets translated into FL h with the Original
the opposite By Allied Baskerville vol limo o6j
pp cloth, gilt 81 IS
" The lovers Of German literature will heartily vel.
come American edition Of this beautiful volume Nor IS It's
interest confined those whose knO~edge Of the great Ger
man masterpieces enables them perceive its merits
Translation Everywhere IL will be greeted by the readers Of
poetry addition 10 their OF mental enjoyment
IL composed Oseectons from than seventy OF the most
German Poets translated into English With tie
text of the original the opposite page The student who has
made proficiency in the German language will here lind
invaluable Of gaining fresh familiarity with its pecu
liar eonrueons and at the same time acquire greater de-
sree insight the depth ard power Of its best poetcal
productions The volume embraces specimens from the middle
Of the century the time arranged according to
the writer's priority Of birth. commencing with Haged0rn,
ons Of course ore made from Goethe Schiller Weland Ruck
ert Teck INLAND and other long cherished while the
Transitions from several poets of quite recent date will OBJ
ably bring them for the first time 10 the attention Of many read
Old favortes which transatoTs both In this
and in England have tried their hands here
duced giving ample opportunity for those who curious
In such 20 INDULGE In critical comparisons Indeed,
Of the have such familiar movement, thai II
would be surprising If idle Dryasdust, with
leisure than ourselves should find condolences be-
this version snd the rendering already given by someot
OF the tsDsaons which general remarkable for their
literal fidelity well for their aud OF
preston and the freshness with which they preserve ne spirit
Of the original TX. I. Tribune
We have looked over the Transitions and find
them marked By fidelity and diligence" v. L. Eve Post
"A sorekouse Of gems for tbs lovers OF poetry
Tie beautiful volume s eminenty calculated become the
fsvoe sbook Of the year. and will be found an Joe xhaus
by int sting freside com psnion in every family.
II will be TO any sdges within coo miles BY mail
receipt Of 81 IS by T. W. CHRISIERN. No. 763
BIosdway, OF BY the Publisher, RUDOLPH GARRIGUE,
No l78 Fulton st., NewYOTk.
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THE WHITE SLAVES of ENGLAND -
What subject for retaliation sensitive
persons Anefes when BEsh AboOnists the iEsti
tuficn Of Negro Slavery,
very full account Of the efforts Of phanthropc
Ateue England obtain the statistics Of ps1pem Of
ignorance and vice and carry plans for the elevation Of
tle.e unfcTfHrste
VICTIMS OF SOCIETY,
MRS. STOVES
$ L y NJ VI O. Ell
OF
FOREIGN LANDS.
The same Lord sbsesbury whose AnSlsvery sentiments
have rendered him conspicuous win be found to have de-
voted lifetime in searching and placing before the nation
the wrongs Of its neglected, starving pccr.
Those who would ike 20 know what
BRITISH PHILANTHROPY
HAS DONE HOME.
SUNNY MEMORIES.
They viii frd that The Of humanity the al over
the world
Thoush ietsd By ne wealthy titled the author Of Cn
ee Cabin always to her principles and had
ready ear for The oppressed.
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Christopher North. Great WORK,
THE NOCTES A VI B ROS1AN Il =.
Il Pv Prof WILSON J. @. LOCKHART. JAS. HOGG

and Dr. MAGlNS
Edited with Memoirs and Notes by DR.. r. SHELTON
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Vol l. Portrait Of Prof Wilson engraved STEEL History
Of Blackwoods Magazine; Christopher IN the Tent;
The Chsldee Manuscript; and NOctes from August
1919, to August, 1894
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EOcfes in Wilson's handwriting; Memoir Of Prof
Wilson; and Noctes from November, 1924, to July
l6N.
Vol Ill Portrait ard Memoir Of Loekhart Noees from jan
usry 1873 10 April 1850.
Vol " Portrait and Memoir Of HoZg N0ces from May
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Vol V Portrait aud Memoir DR. Mssnn; Noe from Feb
ruarY 1882 60 February, 1855; with copious Index
TO the whole work. embracing over three thousand
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Relialous Notites.

,I.rle,-St. Cbsrch-The Rvv. I. L. cUYLER viii de
ly.T i6s fTs s o. qHs RRfR AGSiNsT INFfDELITY mex.
sIBBATH EVENING in the hSTket e. Church, et clock
The be continued through hve successive sabbath
The Rev. samuel Roosevelt Johnson, ID. d., will
PREACH in s. John the Eysrss, r,ee ShnIeh bee1ss[
ING. Service begins at ~ O'clock
First Unitarian Society, Willinmsbnrgh.-Ths So
sey wa T s SsTs snd the Es% and
Hall Trenos Academy South 9Th between 4th ana pm
Fsk ZEE BARR iSri Of ssuss Mass vii preach TO
MORROW Sunday snd the succeeding Sabbath Services
The First Society Of the New Jerusalem meets i9r
Divine orbip every SUNDAY at lot NJ 10 tns 'e'e'H
Day Baptist Chapel, iiihst, between Sd and 4thAv''
The Rev. John Brash, A. W., from Scot.ano' w %
Preach ID the Presbyterian Church Jane-sI on eAo
BATH, 18th met Services commencing at ~ A NJ ana q
T.. ID. Mansfield will Preach To-norrow at lOi
A. NJ and p NJ at the Advent Mission O9oieh no ~ rOf
,vth at The pub ic invited TO attend seats zee
Tho Three stages Of the Work ofthe son of God
The e., SGS on M qe. w bn DC nsss y rtG
ToEORROw AFTERNOON, at o'clock
Taiabf-st (hHrch, corner Of Laight and vsriek SITS
Preaching TOMORROW, EyENING at At y o'clock, by the
Pastor the Rev ISAAC WESCOTT The Second Lecture TO
Young Men subjecNuture aud importance Of Puncuaity
The Rev. DR.. Ferris win preach %; v in the ~
mo. Service al 10y O'Clock.
The State of the Dead.-1he Rev. JOHN HARLEY,
will by request, preach sermon TO MORROW EVENING
Tptbsns Chap g. l. Services at " P. NJ
and especially invited to attend
Reyersion in commercial Prosperity sent from
God as n Punishment for our Sins.-A sermon on the
above subject will be repeated at the request OF friends 10 the
Le1ipeon Baptist Church Of LeXingtOnav and
3Otb ct next LORDS DAY EVENING, Sept. II, at u
o'clock by the pastor Rev. P +. JONES
Liberal Lectures and Debates every SUNDAY st 8
p. NJ at Military Hall, No 1913 Bowery. Subect-Sa Lake
the MoImons. Second Lecture. Seats freei Public in
Vited
-SpIriinnIism- SUNDAY MEETINGS at Dodwotb's
Academy No SOC Broadway Urah Clark will lecture To-
MORROW at 10y A. NJ. and at Z! NJ. Conference at p
w. Seats free.
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Brevoort House Restaurant Finh;ay., corner Of
EiehthsTb CONDUCTED e &c :yo on
mediation and Gentlemen not Ie,dn. in the Hotel
Dinners and suppe VII ss J, ~ ~. R.,.1Iapt VI
Fmiarant Intelligence Office and Labor Exchange
Is Removed from No n Csna to che corner Of Sent5s
large numbers OfLABoRERs and SERVANTS at very low
wtps 70 tie Superintendent sending the neces
~ the Of the parties required No fees charged
10 employers JAS P. FAGAN, Superintendent
Take no Nostrums Just at this Fever and Ague
Ia very prevalent and the pspe TEEN with pretended RENE
dies for disease Very few Of the propreors such med
eipes would willing disclose the composition Of their mix
lures because they often contain drugs that injurious the
constitution and poisonous. DR.. McCLlNTOCKS FE-
YER and AGUE SPECIFIC the contrary is the scientific
prescription Of Of the first physicians in this country aud
IN the thousands where has been used during thirty
yesrs practice has failed to effect 1t gives
strength the whole system while promptly check
ing the chls and purely vegetable aud under circun
stances can do injury Children may take II with perfect
safety Price 81 per bottle Sold by A. CUsHMAN Co,
No 22 Fuon and by all Druggists in New York and else
where.
An Improvement has been made in the Happy
Depot No 448 Broadway. Free show al the window outside
Of the store. Where is Barnuml
south WilIamsburFh.-The regular weekly meeting OF
this Association will be held ct their Rooms No s5 Bowery
MONDAY EVENING Sept 10. Punotua attendance Of the
Inembe requested Members whose subscriptions not
fully paid will suit their interests by making settle
meHt their earliest convenience. Persons wishing g be-
come members may do by early application at the Meet
ms, where every information may be oheiped, . -,
JOHN WILSON, President.
CHAs YOUNG, Secretary.
The Union Homestead Association will hold pub
lie Meeting their Rooms No 1876 boweIy, TUESDAY
EVENING Sept 49, at y O'clock which occasion Is
tculay requested that members will endeavor 10 be
present The property Of this Association situated in
locality proveba for lite beauty and heshfune and can be
the lover upper part OF this city in from 50 to
minutes Persons no seeking 70 the ever in
Of taxation and high will consult their
interests by attending this meeting where ln may
be obtained. +. w hEICHAM, President.