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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-15
CARRrAasS AND lBuscY NJ Krvc,
7BTTTROLrFl& SONS,

pxALKss GOLD sILrsS wATcgss. GRAINS,
FINE JEwEIRY a KINDS. SILVER wsrs. CLOCKS,
sPEcTAcLEs, &C.. MAIN srRrkr, Bx1wkkN
m +. SECOND EvANsyIf A. III
- WE have constantly on hand sgrge and com.
- plete OF the above nam. I'd esad. n.
will sell them low any house in. the Mes,ws
therefore respectfully invite all who desirous OF buy
ing Watches give a cali seE,re purchas-
ing we makeii to their nercsrto buy
ofus ldec2l ly.
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CO0rS,S EAEzILY GReCEvy.

,HE undersigned would respectfully ounce tcthe
citizens OF Evansville. thai be is better prepar-
cd Than ever To supply theis tables WITH EVERY
THING CHOICE AND FKEsH, ia tie line OF Family
Groceries. ' t" WV r''
Thankful for the very liberal ratrona receive
ring the past year, confidently expects connuanxs Of
my share orthe trade. Is now present claims
and shall spare forts to merritt iuDf-fI lTI1
am constantly receiving ALI che leading artieles Of
Family supplies fresh from country; and shall ksep
ON hard al all times, Fresh Butter Cheese ard Eggs
Poultry, Fresh Meats Dried and Piekled Meats 'ff-
complete assortment Of Or, Groceries OF every Dc.
crp.ion. Teas, Coffee, Sugars Melasses Fiour Feed
c.&c . go
My MARKET WAGON will deliver all good, 10 the
doors OF the purchasers promptly upon the receipt Of
their orders. CallaDd examine my stock. \ u
-.f +-f.ss 4 .t,l, al 81. 10 z. Il. CoOk.s
oet22 Opposite the Post Office
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l2x-61 t"'-" q zEs%AS
- NEW SPRING AND sUMMHR GOODS. n
EDWARD FEts2 N a. CO.. ,Islf5r E
AND LOCUST. OPPOSITE POST oFFI 4,
III .fsAysvIILE.IA.
}E~PECTFULLf announces to The inhabitants ofthis
IL city h vicinity that the, have receives their first
lot OF Spring ami summer Goods direct from the i'm
poricrs. consisting of every novelty ofh season. In
Crap Shawls Dress Silks GrenadiT plain aud figured
t5arcges and tissues. Ber,.ge de LANES. orgaDd:s.
lawns, i.ces and Embrodeiies, Hosiery, G.Syes Para
-ols aud Fans. n tft.,l fs -.
We have also the newest styles in Spring and Sum-
i,er han;jilas. ~ lain Silks frines. trimmings &c.
Having Htled up of the store for the sale of
d es' Hats and Bonnets Artificial Powers, Ribbons.
Bonnet trimmings. &c. We Offer the most
beautiful assortment OF Goods eyerbrought west fo1
y. Bon prcr-no deviation.
aps y CRYSTAL FRONT DRY GOODS STORE.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

THE undcrsigned nave purcnas TWO
~ Livery Stable, on Locust street, and mace iE
~ provements to II, and now have on hand 70
LII hire a good stock of HOSES. BUGG les an
CARRIAGES, to which invite the attention Of tn
public They intend from this time to edeavor to salts
the Of the public in this particular snd hope the
articles and terms will prove agreeable. Carriages Tot
parties excursions. funeral &c. ways hand Being
crowded with good hostlers, prepared to boae
erses and keep them in the best style u
aux3a NJ. * K. II. DeGARMO.
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BEEF CATTLE &c. F0R SALE.
MOULD notify my Butcher friends an Others
lSy interested, that will be the ell once
V week with lot Sf hne and fat Beef Csttie better
1880 never we're brought 90 this market. end also Neh
Cows Sheep Sc which would the part euisr st,en
ton Of citizens have also tor sse hne span
Mules to satisfy ell orders Thos, wanting anything Of
kind, viii word Salt ELL Oregon
Mills. New Harmony. WALLACE GORDES.
s13 d&vM
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/. FALL AND WINTER HATs AND CAPS.

VIyE have hand
men. ass and c.ts ever offered Evansville Such
ofvery price and description Caps all shapes coors and
quality Ladies riding ehdrens fancy hs-in fac.
ervthin line that
ment ola covering will ana 4,
advantage call and examne stock prices Hat,
made 20 Of styles and workmapke
vtTTiER 4 MARCoNNIER
Main between irstan Ssco-S
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AFARN FOR SALE.

ninety tso acres Elk miles from Kvunsvilie the
" Oweusviile road. formerly led by Barney Co
Frame House aud Barn. Grated Orchard dursle Well
Springs One third Of the laad in wood Il will sold
gether In parts Price 81 500. The building
the oney. octD-1tdlmw JOHN CURTIS.
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BOOT & SHOE MANDATORY,

WlTER SIBkFI, NEAh fA'fHSHf''N l'VIEL
FIX Undersigned would respectfully in
- form the public, that he has now on hand sSit
IN the largest and most approved styles OF ".
.custom aud sale work. Ladies' Morocco
kd Ladies' Boots Buskins, Walk shoes and slippers
Also for Misses &C.. &c. Also ON hand, splendid
and Findings for sale wholesale ana re-
all for cash. at his old stand Water srcets doors
above Pavilion Hotel. Caugi3Iyl p. DEUSNEk
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MEDICINAL.
GREAT WESTERN MEDICINE.
DIR BRUCE'S
N ID A N We T. f A IL l. Is
d A T. T.

= A N A T. h A
For the Radical Cure of
hYSPEPSIA. Scroala King Evil. Incp;ent ccnsunp-
- tion Rheumatism nham nation Of the Eyes, LiverCou-
Gravel Piles Dropsy Sick and Nervous Hs.dsns
spleen Spine Coidnss Old and Ulcers
Swelling Glands Lunbago Jaundce Female ir.f
usrs aud all diseases arising from improper or excessive
1T PURIFIEs THE BLooDi
s.rs .DR sRUcE's INDIAN vEGETxBLE PANAoEA.
NEW CASTLE. KY" blown in the glass
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND usES:
Alternative Purgsve. Diuretic Dsphoretic and Tonic It's
Constipation aad the MASTER KING OF PAIN!
Il with prompnes the kidneys and Urine promotes
Y5rspiraoa equilibrium IL purihes the Booa
clears the Skn anses the Tongue sweeens the Breath and
tonic properties give and action. mpartins
new life and vigor Price 81 per bottle
Ell sroCKwELL. N. D..
Professor OLA atony Physiology and Hygiene suecess'ey
In Philsdeiphia Cincinnati. Gays: 600
Messrs BsUcE Col have used extensveiy separa,ry
and collectively articles composing the Compound OF Ut
Bruces VEGETABLE PANAcEs and consider IL the
most sasctaai remedy for Scroas and Dyspepsia
that before the peoge IL is SAFE potent and evnces
En- srocKwELL. M D.
PROF. O. GAYLE.
Dean ofthe Faculty. Memphis. Tenn. speaks thus;
L. NJ BRUCE NJ ID New Castle. Ky .
submitted Compound To Professors NJ
Gabbert and p they think highly indeed
Your Panacss and think wen calculated 20 have very
ssstayv effect as give opinion II 70
wish buy it. cheerfuly
siys IL nv ind vidusl recon sndation. =
Ism. very respectfully. your obtserv't.
T.C.GAYLE.
Dean of the Faculty.
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THoS. BACON e. co.
tQSf .aD,ns CO.'S 1QE1
\ o.. Ct.GREAT "a .srERN q WEST. Il fl.lA,

tOSf .-aDiMS CO.'S 1OET
IO.Jf.GRFAT IA STERN a. WEST i CeJ4.
= 80 ERN EXPRESS, fea117-@ >.
As-5sD For the rapi and SAT convey Ln-s...-rsS
isfance OF Money Jewelry, vaiu- g.. 4
--S.ablc P;cis and gi,fre ghi
generally Arrangements having been made with The
Evansville aud Charlottesville Railroad Company. Tor
running the Express their Road the business pub
lie of Evansville respectfully informed that Mes
sengerwi b. dispatched en Mon a, morning. 2ithinst.,
and dail thereafter Except Sundays IN chag ofpack
ages and freight forwarded through dams & Co., to
Vincennes. ard WAY Stations on The road. ,fs.f- n
Iron Safe wilt be carried to give greater security to
valuables, ard la all goods delivered, immediate
L. arrival at either end. without extra charge.
The business connections and arrangements o; Adams
a. Co.'s Eastern Express have been extended to EvaI
Vile, aud p q. O'RlLEY q co. appointed Agents for
receiving and shipp ~ nj the River. on their Wharf
boat, and THOS, CONVICTION d Co. Agents for re
ceyiDg and delivering all goods for the city at their
Bookstore, corner Of Main and First streets. l-lfsa
Merchants ordering goods from the Eastern ciiirs,
will find great advantage in having the forwarded by
Adams Co.'s Express the time OF which is rarely over
five days. .-tr, r-
TP Packages Of all descriptions, designed either to
the East for the vincennes route should be lefat
G. O'Riley & Co.'s Mbarfboat or at Conyngtons'&
Co.'s Bookstore. or noce be given they will send Tor
them-.r A. u.4ar ssiaf tspt- oats nnsl0i
UPThe Messenger. Mr.. JAS. REYNOLDS. will be NJ
the train half before its time ofsarng, to take
chargeof whatever may be offered there. -. \
Evansville. Feb le "a. (ap26-Iy) ADAMS co.
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Z MISOELLANE q
STOVES! TIN Ann CePPEREsrAB-

f-s.I ruo>,. aSia "a x.N 1..h4 .nd s.1mr
49, THOMAS SCANTLfy. Of the FIRM ofScantIfs
Es Paryin, has reiu ~ ed from ton me tak
49, en- up his residence permanently in THIS ciTr
= s"here he viii devote his personu atientiontp al
uon OF The public generally and his old customers
70 ihelr Intensive stock of STOVES. Inland SHkET-
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining to
their business They are prepared TODD all Of
IN, copper and sheet-iron Custom Norks Steamboat
WORK, &C.. &e Also Tin and other metallic koonns
done at the shortest notice and in the psrfxct
Oaii ~ me store OF StANTl1N & PAWN.
snosl4 ffsbn Main sieei.bet First a,n Second
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY M4KrNoM
NIESSRS. SATERlEE e. Dt'GARMO have nov on
vi hand good assortment OF one tx h-rse Ear
rages. Rockaways and Buggies. manufactured their
shop after the most approved and modern .iyes.
Messrs. ;. DEG. will prompt. I'll all orde Cor Gus
tom work in the neaiest and substa manner
and not surpassed by Eastern fastureTs eiihf in
quality or price. They have an experienced Carriage
Black smith who does up the Iron work ia ct, lie
be excelled.i fiEl 10 eEUs f1H8 e 1sVN APPLY
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n AID sor family in tin cans and jar. .ss :l.
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NTTILLIAM BELL. is just opening on Main street
w oppositeths Bank. large and well cctedstock
efleath,,r and findings. consisting in part Of
1000 sides of soieieather, Hemlock and spanish
tanned.
so doz morocco No, I. g and 4, lamp extra Mad
rass French and Cape boot, and Ladies French.
IS doz Xip-Prime City, heavy country, light me
30 1oz Cochineal Roam ~ --'
10 PINK blue and green do
90 Linings-Pink, blue. and green.
20 =" Bndihgs-Lindsey's cape goat and sheep.
a. Patent Md skins. d. $500 ....l
$50 " calrskins--iigkt. heavy, and medium Worlc
Fair and Caron, sarf4F. 81
5. Oil thong leather, -a +a-
10 81 Nadrass Kid
20 bbls pegs. -rt -. $685. .,-
500 prs lasts. 4, 5Ctaa ..t5.a-s1... l.
Boot rasps avis, pncers wax nails. balls tack
stamps, thread buffers, slicker wheels, keys hooks
and all other tools and materials by shoe
iei4
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NOTICE.

IHNING been informed that there
community. that Mr. kerseman Coal
connected With either Conants Coal Bank
Indiana Whining and Manufacturing Company Of this city
therefore thai mel her of Companies have
aectou with Mr. operations TO the amount of one
nor DO they expect to have hereafter. - :
oct3l-3t E L. CONANT
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ICE CREAM.

MRS. LOUISA KOLLENBERG has again opened he
ltI Ic. Cream Saloon for the summer. and will now
and during the warm season. keep constantly hand
for the mediation Of VISITORS good article Of
Cream She has two neatly fitted up, where sire
would he happy tn receive cal from the ladies' and
gentlemen of Evansville Entranee TO The next
door 10 her Confectionery y s - lmy20-2m
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!0IHISCEfIlANEOUS.
. A-LITrLErNAN WITH BIG SToCKi
FAIL An 70 WINTER CLOTHING.

or A-LITrLEyXAN WITH BIG STOCK!
FAIL An - WINTER CLOTHING,
GENTLEuEN'S FURNISHING G6OBs, &C.
HAVE ust sroushe the river and opened 81 my old
stand under th- Pavilion Hotel ore OF he igest and best
ssestsd and best ni.naisenred st".s OF READY MADE
CLoTHSG cfcrei fer sale in his city This stock
tul .s'ormsns Of sverhns sppertaininE to
Gentemen wearing apparel and ade the latest and
in the most a Al.o large stock oo1u
GESTLENEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Of every description,
Tn Sc Go-ds well worthy th- attention Of all who wish
TO supply the nseves sith Clothing &c. and will
themselves Call 1t my store amt them.
ost1j IL NeC 4 I f.ffff AyTAONY LOBENSTETN p
STRAIGHT LINE CLOTHING STORE. q
ON MAIN srsstT, BriwErS FIRST Avn SECOND.
81 ~ GUM8ERTS & GOTTL EIB
RE receiving their Wholesale ant Retail Clqtirr
IA txbiishritnt. large assortment of READY MADE
CLoTHiN' OF superior quality and
fashonale styles fine lot of Cloth all szes supe-
ror black and blue French and English Cloth Dress
and sack Goats and Cashmere Coats brown green
and gray OgkRCoATs OF every style price, quality and
patterns ever brought to this market -
Shirts I'm iershiY and Draw Gloves Susnener COL
than sold in this market.
Trunks yalss Carpe. Sacks with .lare
fancy articles and Furnishing Goods all Of sell
on the Straight Line Plan cheap the cheapest
LSo Toe largest lot Of CHILDREN IS CLIO THING ever
brought 70 Evansville Cali and see for yourselves octt
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n WAH DECLAKED.T :. y
T EVI SlLBERM has deca red Il OF war;. but that
IL he has just received the finest stock Spring Goods
ever brought to Evansville. and that he c Wilt
sell them as cheap any other house in the West
His NEW STOCK consists in part OF Spring and Sum-
mer Clothing ofever, description. - r.ra fs
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
And every 'her article in the line of Fancy Goods re
is manufacturing his Clothing in this city, has the
best md most and warrants salts
faction Or no trade. Cab and see me. lspi@
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EAND AND KISSES o. best quality const ntly on
~ and-resh supplies received weekly for sale
: eyre 8. E. GILBERT co sve nearwa.er.
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ARARE CHsNCE FOR SPECULATION
FUNHAT vauible of land belonging the ate Of
II Warner. deed. situate about eight miles frem the
city of Evansville and known ..oak cod epstaisg
i5l in market and for sale
into acre lots but will be sold entire quantities.
suit purchasers.
facilities the lots Trusting upon the Evantvili-
louisville Railroad. Terms easy and liberal Enqure Of
BAKER & GARvN.
ey3t-d Atty at Law aud Real Estate Ag't.
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UH. j. Z. BCRCIT, DENTIST.
aving devoted the last ten his life to the study
aud practice of bis profession. would
those Who in debt him
forwsrd and settle without delay II is unusual on the
of members Of the profession which he heons to give
credit and he earnestly requests that will aIl him
in future for professional services who
willing pay both and the
for op ration the kind,
sepl2-tf sei
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kSCNDRtES ...- ID. ..e '.i.las
- hi Sugar Baker Noissses. n hi Golden syrap;
Dbl Sugar House nOlasses. reed thin day q.
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KELLER. FARNsIEY 9 CO.
LAND FOR SALE

SsN1' Land frilss aaa
equally divided by the Csna This essirshe prersrsy
sale on easy terms For further rteulArs ,rPly
eys-tf Ell 81 H 'a- Up. ELLI0T7.
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY s, lsai.

The hour Of one having arrived the Senate resumed
the consideration of the bill 10 territorial gov
ernrnenis for Nrhraska and Kansas.
Mr. EVERETr Mr. President | intma'ed 10 the
Senate Yesterday, that n time had bssn allowed would
have been glad 10 submit to the Senate my vie~s some
detail on some OF The great suional and polucal
questions involved In the before uss Thai.
however, has been the Even for questions OF
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-26

PErR1FIED SKULLS. "A cave WI.
recently discovered in Calavpras conn
ty, California, that is awakening 1T
tention from the character Of it, cor
tents. Some patrified skulls werl
found 'herein-ive Whole ones, aud
more than FIVE pieces r skulls apa
other bones, many of them coeere
entirely with stone. One of iht
skulls presents to the eye nothing hi
stone, and yet it has nearly the exte
.ize and shape Of the original. Noai.-
ing like it, it is said. has ever ter
found III any other portion of TIL
world Another of the skulls has Il
high, full forehead, and The large ia
cial angle, which are considered to
belong in this age, almos' exclusively
to the Caucasian race. Eight seper-
ate layers Of stone are plainly di~coy-
cradle in one Of the skulls, and a
French physician, who was one Of the
discoveries. gave it as his opinion, that
one layer would probably require
hundred years for its formation. The
stone deposit is sulpbate Of Line. or
GYPSUM, the same sub-iance which,
in another form, is called alalaster
aud plaster Of Paris. In some places
it is beautifully clear and crysHilztd.
in others it is muddy ard obaq',e.
The cave was discovered BY party of
near the Stabislaus river,
not very far from Columbia
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E By notice, it will be seen that
a meeting Of members Of the medical
profession will take place on Saturday
the 1st day of April proximo, at the
Capitol; to take into consideration
the expectancy Of uniting the different
members Of the profession into a soci-
ETY. for mutual instruction and benefit.
An organization of this character,
upon permanent basis, would certain
" be productive Of the most beneficial
results. Indeed so far is the South be-
hind the Esprit Of the age in this res
pect, that the practice of medicine has
nearly if not quite, lost every principle
which entities it to be classcd in the
rank of sciences. The diseases pecu-
liar to this section of the union, are as
distinct IN their features, from diseases
bearing analogous names elsewhere,
as are forms ofour vegetable, animal
and insect life, from others. They re-
quire STUDY" and the labor of one
mind cannot result in much, be it ever
50 strong, therefore the necessity Of
societies Of physicians to bring together
the results OF their experience from
which practical good must result.
1t is to lie hoped that every physi-
clan !" this locality will respond to
the call for preliminary meeting,
that the Capitol Of the State may take
the lead in this matter.
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DICKENS DRAwN ON THE Jrpv

DICKENS Drawn ON THE jury
Charles Dickens has Just had public
compliment paid to him by Lord
Campbell, Chief Justice of England.
They were trying eases il the Court If
Queens Bench. and Charles Dickens
was va, called on the list Of special Jurors.
when he did not answer to his name.
Lord Campbell said-"If this illus+ri-
Gus author wee still engaged in the
great chancery suit in Bleak House >
lcould have excused his absence: but
as 'Jarndyce and .Jarndyce' is ended,
| confess ! shout have been glad to
have had Mr.. Dickens here, in order
that be might zee how we get on at
common law The result vas fine
OF EGO. to be paid by Mr.. Dickens for
non attendance.
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The CrRrA1nrY OF WAR.-What.

The CERTAINTY OF WAR.-What-
ever may have been and still is the
| speculation in reference to Cuba the
present position and future policy Of
England and France towards her, the
| apprenticeship scheme, the movements
of"Fillibusters" know notbings' and
other revolutionists, and the opposition
of old Fogies to it all; still it is plain t.
see, that the hour is now at hand,
when our government, that has mp to
this hour, keep kirb on the restless
spirit ofthe age, must now give up the
rein II not positively take the field to
vindicate the honor Of her name among
nations.
That such is the opinion Of our
chief magistrate is too plainly indicated
in the following brief extracts from his
message to Congress in reference to
the Black Warrior affair; synopsis
Of which, we find in the telegraph news
Of the picayune Of the 18th inst. Mr..
Pierce refers to the numerous out.
RACES, that have been perpetrated up
on the rights Of American citizens by
the Spanish authorities in Cuba, and
very truely says the offending party is
at our doors with large powers for az
erosion but none, it is alleged, for
reparation. In speaking of the pow
ers delegated TO her authorities in Gu
ba by her Catholic majesty. Mr.. Pierce
says;
In giving very extraordinary pox-
ers to them, she owes it to justice and
to her friendly relations with this Gov
erament to guard with great vigiianc
against any exorbitant exercise Of those
powers. and in case Of injuries to pro
vide for prompt redress
What canmore clearly indicate tn
complexion Of coming events, and the
certainty Of war, than the following
paragraph from the close of the mes
sage?
In case Of the measures have tn
ken for an amicable adjustment of oul
difficulties with Spain should unfor-
tunatcly fall, I shall not hesitate to rs
the authority and means which Con
gress may grant to insure the observ-
ance of our just rights, or obtain re
dress for injuries received, and vii
vindicate the honor of our flag"
Does not this call for martial pre-.
partitions? And is it not the madness
Of folly for stand stilps," to throw
feeble obstacles in the way of the in
evitable DEGREES Of Divine Providence ?
1t seems so to us, and we presume
there is no living sane man, who is
correctly posted in the nature and
character Of past off noes, and the pre-
sent feeling, rife from one end of this
Union to the other; who can suppose
he bare possibility Of Spanish rule in
Juba, lasting more than brief sea-
'on.
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-
\ lrApretty woman i like aigreat
trusblof great haps ihess, and lias'uo
more right TO bundle herself up under
q veil, or any other similar sabomina.
ton, than he sin has to pu on green
specsaole4. n This is the Co,nets opin-
ion. Ihibodenuz Mincrral
Divine goddess Of Lefourche, we
never sail any thing Of, the sort.
Though we take to ourself the credit
IT much that appears in this paper,
we are not accountable for all. We
certainly never said anything Of the
sort in reference to pretty momen."
nor do we endorse it /: on the contrary.
we believe a pretty woman has an
inalenable right to do what she pleas
es. She has right to wear veil Of
any color that suits her complexion,
and to bundle up in any manner she
thinks proper. She has a right to
run the mantua-maker mad, in in
ventions and devices to adorn her body;
and who dares say nay Further
more, she has a right to call every art
to the aid of nature--and a carte
Mance to walk out in the monday
sun, and stab every susceptible male
gehtlemnn, any where in the region Of
the heart. she may think fit. Who
dares say nay to this