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IN IN IA. - ;s.:..ufs 49,
Washington Branch Observation-Disclosures HIM as EoL
IOwsi
FAVE daily, except SUNDAY, at and a. M, az and
~ On Sunday, atb, a. and 5, p.
The train al 8, and only Annapolis Juno
ton and Relay the others at all way stations,
Trains az and 3S, p m, connect with Annapolis,
Do do 9, a. M, and 8, p do
Do do and :, a, M and s. m. do
Fare from ashnEton baltimore
Do DO do and return -. 49,. 1 q
Do do Annapolis. Observation-Disclosures, .
Do DO do and return ....,..... !
The refund IMP ticket. al procured ose
aud good fer tbs day upon which they issued.
T. u. PARSONS,
July 10 di Assnl
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IN and AMER Monday, April 3 1854, daily malains will bt
this road ageeaby the following arrangement:
from Alexandria Gordonsvie intermediate
will leave the depot, Of Duke and Henry at 7
O'Clock, the arrival OF the coaches Washington
irving Godonsvie ia O'Clock connecting will
the Virginia Central Richmond, Chaoes
ve and Staunton thus allowing that road
without delay.
Godonsvile Alexandria and intermediate
Gordonsve before 2 O'Clock,
rival the the Virginia Central road AleIan
quarter before O'Clock thus allowing ample time
with the train leaving Washington city for the North
Alexandra Wanent0n and intermediate stations,
will leave Alexandra daily Sunday excepet quarter before
o'clock, arriving Warranton at Ak O'Clock,
On Sunday, will leave AT ~ O'Clock,
Train from Waenton Alexandria and intermediate stations,
win leave Wnenon daily (sunday exceped) quarter past
o'clock, arriving Alerandr Do'clock,
ON Sunday, will leave III X O'Clock, p. IN.
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AMERICAN HOUSE. Hanover stree, BOSTON by
Rebuilt, enlarged, elegantly furnished possessing
necoomods
ion OF the travelling pvilic.
~ DIV
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Hsadqunrters narIns Corps,
Quartz, mastst's Onies, Washington April 9, Iss4
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS received this Office
W until ist day May furnish the corps
quantities Of the following articles may, time
required during the fiscal commencing Isl July, LISA
fiayonet belts
Cartridge box belts
Waist ~
Hayonot scAbbards
Cartridpe boxes
Percussion cap pouches and waist plates
serqeants' swords
Musiciansi do
Drums, large and small size, and lockwood 6Gas,
Samples OF tina ~
sl-tant quartrrmnster of marines, New York.
Natons iu,algencer and Evening Star, Washington D. O.
papers Philadelphia New YORK. nsnhl
marine viii give Insertion.
until the 1T
copy % the Advertisement, 70 this oficc or payment.
hp 7-3awtistMay
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orlcE OF the removal OF the land oHioe from
= SPARTA, 10 ELBA, IN ALABAMA
Under authority Of Congress entitled hn
changes location of land oces approved 1859
hereby declared and made that the land
OF the pubic land the sPAhrA District
moved from the town o. SANTA Us present location, ELIZA
IN Coffee county, ~ sad state, The first day
Given undef hand 0f Washington
DAY Of February Donni thousand
hny four,
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President
Jour NItEuH,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Fsb i7-wlaw
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uALrrmonn AND ONO RAILROAD roH

Cincinnati, Louisris, fadidnapoiis Zdnesrs W"
land, Toledo, chieafo, and 81 Lopis
THROUGH tickets FOR IN above points be had at ht
road station w Washington. III.
Passengers leaving Washington nj 6, a. arriv' IN Whes
time 20 with The splendid nceste and
Tor Wesvie. 20 nilss from Wheeling thence ,ect by ao
Cleveland, Toledo Chicago and Altnu thence by -itan
mites 10 - Louis Leaving Washington at 3, p M Wy 49,.
c~n0cet the afternoon with the splendid SIMON Line
err Cor Cincinnati and Louisvle and for Indianapolis f
from LawTepceburg. 80.
Through tickets sold for Cincinnati, Lauisvle and lndA
s also for GAINESVILLE and Columbus by natonel road stages
Wheeling Passengers holding through tickets We over
point the route For Information and tickets apply 70
PARSONS, agent Washington.
j. w. DONE,
Feb 7--du Master TrnnsporishP"
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lufOCUf.aTE Cocoa, and Bromn.-w. BAKER n CO.'S
" Vanilla Premium chocolntes
premiums awarded by the chief
Union, sale all principal
tie United States, md by their agents:
uuseJ Murray, New York Grant aud Twels, Philadelphia
v. Arundge, Bamose Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
OdiO; ). n. towel, Gsorgeio~u ID. q.
WALTER BAKER, a CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester, Macs
30 ISVESrUtisThe ONCE % the Inventors Protective Ma
uona Union street, opposite the porco Of The
Once
The Office ready make ersminaons, and solicit patents
for "a members, win ali possible despatch.
model VIII be In conneriop with the office where models
be IN a the shortest nsticc,
invited call Once, where desired in
had In the objects of the "uniunn
letters addressed Office,
attention will he given Them
Central Office, Washington, ID. z. ..--
T. q. CLAYTON,
President OF Inventors' Protective National Union.
Mar Is-dly
AMERICAN HOUSE. Hanover Stree, BOSTON by
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NFLENblD Warehouse for Renf.-Ths spacious 49,.
stone building, u feet front ard l27 feet deep, and on ~
nigh WIN hne dry cellar recently erected on the soun
fennrylvanin avcnue, nearly opposite The National hotf ~
ready of occupancy The building constructed 10 he ,l
stanfal IN handsome odcrn style, and 10 90
each story may be occupied separately The location o
very beet N the city and the rnomy
the building with IL elevated stories makes peculiarly de.,
as furniture establishment wholesale grocery. viii WV
separately entire Apply
W. q. EVERY
J. q. NcRELDbNi
NORTH between 9Th and I'M streets W.
Jan 17-eodf
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CE 1.-THE subscriber respectfully and te
public that having succeeded filling large
Potomac and Rock Creek making
responsible eastern dealers for superior ncl
pared to deliver The Washington
Georgetown the lowest market supply
toners with quantity required without change
the
Orders left the following places through post uaice
will prompt attentions
Patterson n Marin, Penusy vsna aud 9th street.
ID. Gilman, fennsy avenue, 9Th streets
" Habaugh, 9Th and q streets.
kidwell a Lawrence, Pennsylvania aud
T. q. Mcfnire 9Th aad streets.
w H. Gilman Penns yivanin avenue and AZ street
VIM Lord, 5th and O
J, w. Naim New York 18th
Edw. Halt Market Space, between 9Th and 7h
A. G. dgeey, Pennsyyana avenue
DR., j. b. Gardner, Capitol Hin.
u. NJ r. King, and 18th streets.
r. s. Walsh, Navy Yard
G. p. Wanna, New York and 9th street
L. u Hoimead, Maryland avenue and 7th
w W. Birth % street nettto Trinity church.
j w Sothoron \ Co, Georgetown.
Families viii be supplied by the week mouh
year, at one price, and a full supply guaranteed.
NOTICE. OF change OF residences II Office
the driver, will always prevent DISAPPOINTMENT
Should mistakes nep. the delivering
the ice " notice given AZ The Office, viii be Immediately attend
ed
Ice constantly store corner and
2th streets, which be had large quantities
| market rates.
L.. J. MIDDLETON,
Office northeast corner % y and t2th streets,
and Easily wharf
he
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n the Affairs kt.,asl Life ..su-
Company OF New York;
III Broadcay the Year rudinE Januarv 1855
Net assets On January 3s ls59 per balance
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Persons wishing % be supplied will
dence, and quantity day Office places above
named Mar l4-iawim
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NEW tnsh. may al. Is5J.-Fbe undersigned
~ opened oince No ~ Wiism Merchant
for the transaction II general brokerage business.
BANK Insurance, mining arned State, and city
securities bought n
fromsoy roes, hills Of erebanEe, negotiated.
May tp-dr RAANipl. n.
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Certificates of packages Of % whole tickets $3.50 90
do IS hall 100
DO do 2J
no do p eighth do % so
Orders for tickets and certificates af packages
splendid
OF each drawing will be immediately
TO all who order from
Address p. j, BUCKLEY, Agent
May % Wilmington, Delaware.
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BALrrmoRE, March 6.

BALTrMoRE, March 6.
Jacob Albert, one OF our most respected
citizens, died last evening, eyed ~: He
leaves property worth $4,000 600.
HARTFORD, March Z.
At 10 o'clock this morning he cotton mill
owned by Watkinson Baitrolom W. of Hart.
ford, situated m South Glastonbury, was des-
tro, ed bv fire. Los $4,000; insured for
So, 900. 2,4OO hands are thrown out of en-
ployment.
New YORK, March
A telegrarhic dispatch from the Captain Of
the Black Warrior To the owners states that
the reason assigned by the Cuban authorities
for the detention of the Black w arrior, is
that the cargo in ransit was not manifested.
The steamer was on her thirty -sixth visit To
tina: port, and had always used the same form
uf manifest which was never questioned be-
fore.
CUMBERLAND, March 5.
The recent strike of tn. miners in the coal
regions here it is feared, will use serious
trouble, if not bloody riot.
La procession vi the disaffected, banners
were carried inscribcd--"Forty Gents Ton
Victory Or DEATH"
The strikers ent to several of the mines
aud forced those laboring there to quit In.
mediaiely.
II is reported that sew raj hundred miners
are arrivin. from New York, well armed, for
the purpose 0t aiding The rioters.
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BOOTS, SHOES &C.
. CASES Ladies' Shoes, boOtees. Gaters, &e.,
% sistng Of
Women's kidtpIed Jenny Linl BoOtses.
do Enaurelied ID do.
70 do Bronze do.
do Patent Leather Sontig do.
do Bronze toppe,l, pegd Foxd B0otsss:
do Split Jenn. Lind bootoes.
do Lace BoCrce5.
do Enamclled Buskins
do Heeled Bco.-es.
do Kill Spring hes lied L.c0 Bootees.
do Lace CIoat Bootres.
Childrcn's Grained Lace Bootees.
do Colorcd Roam Boutecs.
do Bronzcd Bootcrs.
do Tipped iooees. just landed from steamer
Americas and for sale by J. n. MAGHEE Il CO..
fe523 Evansville, Ind.
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ID ECElVED this day
IL $50 lbs fresh roll Butter, $50 dog Eggs;
81 sacks Bran; 50 bushels xoal
10 bush Sweet Potatoes; sacks b. w. Flour;
2U sack. Family Flor; do Rye do;
} bush Pealei Peaches; box Lemons;
100 Sugarcured Hams; for sale at BEDFORD'S.
feb2O Second 81.
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JEwETssf S.rOEE OF
a. g. - - 49, d. ~ q

SECOND STREET. TWO DOORS BELOW MAIN, KRoN's
NEW BrILDtNG, EvANsvILLE,IA IA.
THE undersigned NEST respectfully informs the citi
l. of Evansville and vicinity that he continues
his isiness at the a,ove place, where he constantly
keeps han splendid and full assortment of Jewell
yy Watches Clocks, &c., &c, ofthe best quality, which
will be replensed continually 10y the latest aud
fashionable Styles and which his advantageous pur-
chise. and the liberal patronage he has received thus
far, enaoie hm TO cell very low, and low
any other house in the city.
Repairs Of any kind ia his line will be executed in
competent manner, and at low charges.
Asking continual OF the liberal patronage bestOw
ed upon him. lie refer, those who want to buy ID those
who bonyht of him. and invites all TO examine his
goods and prices! (feb2s-tf) q. GOSSEN.
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N,TTH sSSFS.

COLBCRN & He 'SHBERGER have on hand Q
~ large assortment Of Shuck the various
ALSO, Moss. Cotton and Hair Mattresses, TO
order the shortest notice. Country Merchants and
Hotel Keepers i'll do well examine Mattresses he
fore purchasing elsewhere intend WORK shall
be of the best quality and at the lowest prices.
JAM Fosters Block First street below Mnn
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a BAGS prime Rio Coffee;
OU 20 hid. prime New Orcan. Sugar; reed per Rsiss
deer. fer salAb By tebs) FOSTER bSo"H;
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q & i i 4 q i { 3
McLEAN'S volcanic OsL
UINEUENT.

u y
McLEAN's VOLCAnIC OsL
LlNEMENT.
lNHE miraculous cures that this celebrated medicine
has performed. after all other remedies bad faiIed
the proprietor ia asserting that II IL the only
Liniment that will cure Chronic or innanmaiory khsu-
matsm Paral yss, stiffness Dr. weakness In the JOINTS
Muscles Ligaments, Contracted Muscles. Bruises,
Neuralgia, ToOihacle. Earaehe: orany Pain twill 70.
move any Swelling. Tumor Piles, Hard Lumps, Caked
Breasts Sore Nipples Bites of Musquitos, or an! in.
aammatIon.
ULCER SORES the legs or shins, no difference how
long they may lave existed. Ii viii also soothe and
heal Burns. scalds, Fresh Cuts, Wounds &c, sooner
OVER MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold in 1885, and the demand Is increasing
failed to any external disease, when properly sp
piled.
when sale and sure remedy is so easIl! obtained.
INCoNTEsTABLE PROOF
Of what we have asserted.
j. n. McLt. s-Sir: feel 4; duty owe 70 he publis
to make known the following. hoping the, ma, learn By
my experience and discard worthless stuff which has
been pressed into notice by false certificates aid long
advertisements.
IRON Rheumftism. My knee WAS swollen tremendous
w. producing the most severe pains The muscles were
contracted that could not straighen my as al all
applied the Mustang Liniment for four weeks. but
done good than any other grease. obiaineo
and used your Volcanic on Linment-I IN three weeAs
relax ed the muscle, and cured me permanently.
AMERIcUS CA>EDAY Saline county III.
I.aw Mr.. Caseday when he was afflicted. stated and
he i. now we'll WM VI ELLIOTT, Pinkne! WHO.
Render il the ove sufficient to con. inee you
OF the wonderful efficacy Of the volcanic vi hliheht.
call and examine the Thousands which we nav IN our
from all parts of the country and You VIII
rcba.e suppiy and IL does not give satlsfas-
non the money will be rrturped TO the purchaser.
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
NcJear,- Celebrated Eminent is the only safe and re-
liable remedy the cure Of SPAWN Ring Bone Wind
Gsjis Snnts Unnatural Lumps, A'des or Swellings.-
7, mi never fail 10 Big Head PolevI, Fstuls. old
Runnirg Sores or Sweeney. il properly applied. For
Snraius Bruises Scratches Cracked Boots, chafes, sad
die dy collar Calls Cuts or Wounds, ii is infalliblo
remedy. Apply as directed. aud cure il certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells of the 81. Louis
Omnibus Company
This cerif that have used the Mexican Susfsng
Lnirn lat ard Mci.ean's Volcanic Oil Liimeut.
omnibus horses that lame spaind and for SWELL
iDgs aud have fpani Mciean's Volcanic Oil Lninent
to be the best Linmrut. ERh>TUf u ELLs.
ofthc irn OF Case d Co,
Directions accompany each bottle I'm English and
German.
This Lirimen: Is put up in % cent 50 cent VI
bottles The 81 cent confirms three times the guam
tty the cont and proportion
For sale by J. ". MCLEAN. sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets. 81 Ieuis. Ne.
For sale i'm EyaasviIle. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY 81 CO. at Projectors ,ftees. lub7
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"5ILK AND FANNY DRY G. 20 8"

Which Is complete in every department.: at per cent
above invoice cost FOX CASH
Thsis stock of goods will be largely increased, and
many styles will be their ortation and th.,se
Who favor them wish "a call will be readily convinced
that there is great saving TO buyers from this SYSTEM
Merchants from all parts OF the country invited To
os and compare with those OF ohsr house
n yno market. iebi6-tf
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FaaTBO ATS FOR SALE

yu,E Subscriber has six Flatboats the Wharf which
4 he will seil very low. Three OF them are in good
for running the other three read, for break
ing up. Cal soon at the City Mills.
fenfH GEORGE WOLFLIS.
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DAILY JOURNAL.
Local and River Brevitiess


we are under obligations to WIN.
HUGHES, ESQ.,, for large bundle OF late East.
.sru papers brought Us Saturday morning.
Mr.. Hughes has just returned from the East,
whittier he has been making his spring pur-
ehases. He is now receiving and opening a
splendid vsriety of staple aud fancy dry goods
aud iavites the publ, to call and see them.
THE Lady Pike was down early So
turday morning. We thank her officers Tor
late papers
- The elongated rike passed up on Sa-
turday from st. Louis. She reports the MIS-
s.sissippi rising rapidly.
- The Justice made flying trip to Hen
.derson Friday night and brought up a ih'us-
=and sacks of corn that was in danger oil being
Inundated.
FOR SALE.
gc,Ix ar,t rate Horses and valuable Farms in Ger
20 aan aud Armstrong Township from I" 10 mites
mh,.lw MORGAN. KEEN s. PRESTON.
Pr. (Refornn copy weess.l
NEW BOOKs.-Jus, reed suppl, OF
IN Hot earn;
= Tas Oh Brewery. tmhD SAM'L LISTER.
1DgcBlvED per steamer A. L. shotwell--
IL 6hhdS choice New Orleans Sugar;
do Good Fair New Orleans sugar:
50 bills Plantation Mo;sses.
90 halfbbls Plantation Molasses;
- - 80 bags Of kio CoGee:
IL bags Of Liverpool Table Salt for sale By
90 uhl l. & 10. HEiMASN.
MUSLIN DF LAINES.--l case solid coors ali
wool Muslin de LANES, reed this day. sale by
mh4 JAS. Low & co ALI Main ST. Lou, Ky.
r(,ARPrr CHI AIN loo bags best quality in store
mh4 :. Z. GILBERT & G. sye ar Water.
allOT COasN, by so'on RotiI so just reed at
III fce24 SAN. LIsTEk's BOOK store.
I1OhI ERY. - mixed Hose and Half Hose,
IL reed this ,ia! and for sale by
ieo23 JAS. Low & Co. Al. Main ST.. Lou. Ky.
. BOXES Star Candles; 5hf-hoxes Star Candles;
. 5qr-bxs Candles just reed and for sale Ut
mh3 4. bACUN & CO.'S FamIl. Grocery.
y. CUPPLES,
TIN, SHEET IR's, COPPER AND STOVE STORE,
CerAer First aad sycamore SITS.
CUPPsES nds vpsdsI MS stJ.e al the absve To-
~ cation. opposite be.nent ~ Viele's where he Is
pr.pared do all kinds of Iih, sheet Iron aud Copper
wosk. h,oing, Gutiering, Ne de-, the best manner
and al the Lowest PRICES. Ho also Keeps hand
rieiy of
s COOKIN , ST IVES
and kinds low similar
can pdrvhi.ed tbs city. The puolic respect
uliy invited 10 call fcblS-i
.sfF9H8 Load & BROWN,
.5S CEDAR .TREEr. NEW YORK,
(ith Door 6sLsr the Poet OEee)
Offer their large and we'll selected stock Of
BLK AND FANNY ORR 10 81
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ANOTME STUCK OF FINE
J5WELuY!
AT REDUCED PHI ;ES AS USUAL
p. n q = IT ACE,
Fret street nsor Main. ErsRsriiIe, Ia.
+ ANNOUNCE to the public. that have removed from
my old location the opposite 81 lie OF the street,
Main, and shall continue s. keep all those fashionable
and rich patterns of JEWELRY that continually
uactred for those who appreciate Whist good.
shall my goods at such lo~ prices that II will be
inducement 10 all purchase. aud examination is
on requisite convince th public OF the fact. Please
call and look. il MOTTO buy.
P.S-Watcf Repairing attended to In a manner I'M
urpassed, and Warranted y1ve satisfaction ieb2I
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T.. DIR. L.. =. EaIkM nm,
Homeopathic PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Evansville, Ia
WANTED

TINEN COOL Boot and shoe Makers can bav. emnIov
L Immediately Cash up every week.
Iselu hAhr & FELKkR.
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COALs COAL!

DERSOSS wanting Coal can be snp?lieh oy leaving
orde-s.tC Weils, or At our Foundry, to-day or To-
morrow. QebI1) u. hu""1"'oN " ~.
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W. ccNNrNaHAM.
u. CCSsINCHAM.
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DUCKWHEAT Flour, Rye Flour unbolicd Flour.
Id best brands Family Flour in sacks bbls, can be
nsi ~ (mhD HAMlLrON'S Grocery.
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LAFAYETTE, Oct 90. 1863
II gives me pleasure to state that using the I'M
proved glasses OF "A. Sermons d. Son and lind them
greatly superior to any article of glasses that has
under my obse ryation Icheenully recommend them
to the public. DANIEL maze.
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CHANGE OF PROPRlETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &c, &C
.f 49,. At wHo.EsALE AND RETAIL BY
- - - ~ - ~ p ~ ~

BUCKETS ANDTUDS...
ID l. dozen wood Buckets;
8 sebsa PRESTON BROS.
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REGULAR EVANSVILLE. ROWLING
& ZEN An 40 LOUISVILLE PACKET.
.G~xes u The fine staunch steamer
v&NSHET BELLE QU1GLEY,
saST ~-a~&1Capt TRIPLRIT, Commander, will run
regularly in the above trade till further notice For
freight and passage apply to ADAMS & COOK,
f-b22 IF Agents.
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INDIANAPOLIS, aug ~, isJN.
Messrs. SERMONS Il Sos ~ hate examined your Bra
lillian Pebble Spectacles and nd them, in my estima
ton. far superior the glasses in They
possess the extraordinary quality Of conpsnsatny for
lost vision without mag f ing the ject in consequence
Of ~ich the eve is at resta desderatum mach TO be
desired. They we'll calculated for the student, aud
aii Others who have in any way impaired thsr vson.
Respectfully yours, l.. DUNLOP, NJ. ID.
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EN~, n THE excellent and subsesAtlaT steane
.$%5,fr~S~ JUSTICE
itnSSe> Capt. d. B. VAUGHAN, Commander, vii
make regular Semi Weekly trips between Ev nsvill
and Mt Carmel Ill., during the season, having excel
lent accommodations. For freight or passage apply OF
board Tmh3-u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-03-24

So far. have held only yourself respon.
sible; and il is no excuse for you that you
listened to the suggestions of this pettifog-
cling Custom House officer from Burlington,
this fellow, Smalley. And he is the conf
dental agent Of the Cabinet, and is consult
ed upon political matters pertaining to this
State If such an agency were necessary,
il could be hoped that you would have se-
lected some one more acceptable to the peo-
pie of this State-some one Of more soul,
81 more capacity. But the establishment OF
such an agency has no precedent since the
administrator of John Tyler, and before
that you will scarcely find one, unless you
have recourse to Roman history, when !; was
customary, under the empire, to send into
the conquered provinces proconsuls, clothed
with full power to enrich themselves, Tor
limited time. by every species OF extortion
upon the subdued inhabitants. This wrig-
gler seems to esteem himself chosen the po-
litica proconsul for the conquered province
of Vermont. If this heather custom is to
be revived, il is not surprising that you have
clothed with your favor fellow OF so little
capacity. But he is not safe. tie betrays
your confidence. He comes back and Jusu-
fies the lit,leness Of the transaction by say
ing that the President himself advised upon
the subject of my removal. Can this be
true Can il be that the President OF the
United States has 50 far forgotten the high
place he occupies as TO allow himself TO be
consulted about the policy OF removal IN
an insignificant Post Office Hut II 1t IS
not true, and your lacquey has retailed
batch Of lies what will you do with him p
am now through with you, sir. The sub
ject is small one, but not too small to be
set in its true light. Having accomplished
this am done. Your obedient servant
A. G. BURKE.