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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-10
DAILY JOURNAL.
Local and River Brevities,

ASOOox oAo 4e4vS4
- Several first rate journey man tailors
can obtain employment by application 70 D.
8. Anderson.
Our mechanics are all briskly engag-
ei-good evidence of general prosperity
An immense deal of building will be done in
Evansville this season. The good work has
already vigorously commenced.
- The sporting gentry Of Henderson
were thrown into great excitement last
week, by the return ofseveral fishermen from
an excursion up Green river, with string
ten feet long Of fine bass. A general STAN
pede was to be made to Green river this
week. We fear they will not bring home
quite so many fish as their predecessors, I'M
less like them they buy their fish at the FISH
depot, at the mouth of Green river!
The streets were watered yesterday
morning without the aid Of !ohnson's patent
sprinkling pot. Very good.
The Free Schools of the city will have
grand pic mic next Friday. A number Of
our ladies' have been invited to lohd the &C.
casion their presence, and old in arranging
the tables, &c. The children are wide
awake to the anticipated fun, and we hope
they will have q pleasant day and joyous
time. These Free Schools are a credit to
eur city in every respect. The scholars
make rapid progress, the teachers are capable
and faithful, and the schools in the full tide Of
prosperity.
The Robt. ]. Ward made her last trip
from New Orleans to Louisville in days
and hours, the quickest trip of the sea' on.
She had no freight, and run the Mississippi
chutes.
- The Northerner and Southerner have
been transferred to the Louisville and Gin
Ginnati packet line. The Telegraph No. Q
may be expected down this morning, for St.
Louis, in the place of the Northerner.
- The Pike passed down yesterday
morning, and brought the mail. She is a
Punctual packet.
- The Glendale arrived here early yes
terday morning from New Orleans. We
thank Mr.. Joseph A. Medary, clerk, for pa
pers.
- On the 9 inst. there were thirty
steamboats, at the New Orleans levee, with
their bills up to leave that day. large
Business is still in progress at that city.
- This is the Fawn's regular day. She
may be expected early this afternoon. aud
after a short delay start back to Louisville.
T'hose wanting TO go up the river had better
take her. Mr. Frsry, of the warrick Dem.
ocrat, says she sets a better table than the
Crystal Palace. However that may. b., her
officers will make passengers comfortable.
- The steamer Hungarian took fire OF
arecent trip to New Orleans and was sarcc
from destruction by the energetic exertion'
of her officers and crew. The boat was land
ed, holes cut in her deck and the fire pumps
were set to work with the steam from th'
boilers. After two hours labor the fire wa
cxtinguishcd, and the boat proceeded on he
trip. Her freight was badly damaged.
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IaTS Avn HOUSES FOR SALE.

GREAT CHANCE FOR SPEC u L L 10 :.
ok Lots for sale, situated in Evansville beyond the
- Railroad Depot. -Four Of these Lots have Frame
Houses on them, anc otherwise improved They are
well ted for residences, being convenient 10
ness, and only about one square from Main stree. a
fine speculation is offered in these lots they are %
sold. Those wanting cheap places Of residence nniv
ing fine opportunity Depreciation hal oe.'e ~
i'm medately. One Of these houses especially Ss,.
apply Ut this once,
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DR. GEOHEG ANS
EXTRACT OF YDIlOP1PER,

DIR. GEOHEG ANS
EXTRACT OF HYDROPIPER,
DYSPEPSIA, scRoFuLA, IMPURITIES THE
Prepared by enc Of the Faculty.
THIS vegetable remedy which is spreading to all
parts ofthe country. is prepared by grad
Of the first Medical Schools in The West, physician OF
standing in his profession and as much opposed to
emprcsm or quackery as any one can be, as shown
BY the fact that the ie published, and accompanies
each bottle Of the medicine thus exonerating it from
the charge Of being nosrum.
IT IS PREsCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
As will be by 10 the Circular and by the
Unlike Sar.apariIla, the Hyropiper quick in its
ton, the drs bottle often producing wonderful results
in the of the negro girl Of Mrs. Simmons. Of
BiINDNESS IN ONE wEEKM
In short, wherever known stands at the head Of all
remedies for the following diseases:
Dyspepsia, Scrofua, White swelling, Negro Consump-
tion Chronic Rh"umatsl, Govt Neuralgia, Ulcers and
Female Irregularities and DISTINCTIONS Mercurisl Dis
eases Secondary syphilis General Debility, and all dis
orders arising from impure blood aid bad Habit of
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this remedy sta,ds unrivalied " is slight stimulant
and rful toI.ic and Alternative.
As beauther of the complexion, in the of i'm
Piles and bothes In clear and skin,
II Is much safe and remedy than all the
mecs and lotions ia existence. Try it, and you will
never regret do not lose confidence it hould
at first to the dsease,he effect of the
medicine being drive all impurities TO the surface and
BY that means out Of the sysiem.
HARpsssBuRG Kr., Oct g. 1851.
DR.. A. K. Geohegan-pear Sir: have examined our
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract of ydropper
the Of Scrofua in all its forms, and other chronic
affections, viz Rheumatism, Female Weak ness. &C.
Having prescribed and watched its cnecs in many
Of the above diseases and having always found enec.
tual most cheerfully recommend il to the afflicted
the best alternative and tonic have used-alto-
gether superior to Sarsaarilla. aud amy Of its
pounds. n. +. WAKEFIELD, N. ID.
OwEssBoRo', KY, March IS, 1859.
Dear Do;tor;I recciv yours Of the 22d inst aid
cordng TO your request the receipt OF
dropiper.
In several cases In this community II has relieved
Dyspepsia. in short, consider it valuable prepare
ton. have been using MYSELF and think 1t benefits
my general health. Respectfully, your friend,
JAMES CONAN, M. n.
PRICE 81 per bottle, bottles for SIS, when taken at
one time. bAYMOND g. PA1TEN,
Solo Agent, No. "a Fulton street, Louisville, Ky.,
TO whom all orders should be addressed.
Agents In Evansville, AALLOCK srODDARD
/" Princeton, X. b. HALLOCK.
mh26 de- wGm-is
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-10
RING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

M have just received ut our st.nd in Lanasco,
w ner Of High street and Fulton avenue, large
sortment of SPklNG AND SUMMER DRY GOODS, Sc
lected from the Eastern markets, and comprising the
latest styles OF Goods and which prepared to ssl
Just low $ they be purchased in Evansville
These goods having been selected with especial refer
to the wants of customers and respectfully
ask friends examine them and the prices before
purchasing elsewhere. know they will give salts
faction.
We also have on hands good assortment Of G RO-
CERES, fresh and cheap.
apl 3md% BONE, HABlNG & CO.
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GENTNs FCRNISHING GOODS.
HOPKINS & Mead have just received stock OF
Gents Gloves. Half Hose, silk aud Gauze Under
shirts Silk and LawI Cravats Linen Handks, suspen
ders. e. &c, which will offer lower than the usual
prices asked for above articles. Commercil Row,
First street. Tap3-2md
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
VI X. HENDRICKS & CO. have received q large
Y H.. supply Of
Mems Calf, KIP and G oat Boots;
Boys and Youths Calf and Kip Boots;
Mems Calf, Kir. Goat. I'm Goat and Imam Id Brogans;
Bows and Youths Calf Kip aud Enam'ld do;
Ladies, Misses and Chiidrens Shoes Of all varieties
which hey will ~ as sthe lowest. Merchants
invited call aud examine their stock before purckas
ing. apo
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WE have just received q large stock Of Gold
VA and Silver Watches. i'm hunting and open cases.
We viii sell ut Eastern prices, and warrant
to give satisfaction.
ALSO JEwELRY--A large. beautiful and fashionable
stock, comprising Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Chains.
Gold Bracelets, plain Gold Bands Ladies' and Gents
Bre 81 Pins, beautiful lot Of Eardrops and Kings,
plain scale and set Fngerrings. Seals ockets Gold
rings DC.
ALSO GOLD PENs.-six doz A. Morton & Co.'S cole.
brated Gold Pens, direct from the ma ufacturers.
ALSO-Clocks OF every variety, eight day and thirty
hour, In PAPER Mschc, Cast-irol and Wood Cases,
which We sail low and warrant to keep tinse. ?.
We invite the public to call and Examine our stock,
at the sign Of the Big Watch, Main street, between
First and Second. taplD RITTRoLFF q SONS.
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A CARD.

TINE subscriber would most respectfully bis
Il thanks to tbs citizens OF Evansville, Newburg,
Boonve, Vincennes, Mt. Vernon, Uniontown, Hender-
SON Owensboro &c especially. and the public gen
orally for the liberal patronage bestowed upon Linn the
past year. and would solicit large share Of the
towards the new firm. JOHN Z. GLOVER.
H.
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CURRENCY RATES.

CUKKENCY RATES.
INDIANA. NEW JERSEY.
Bank 81 Branches par All Solvent Bar Ks par
New Stock Banks. par LOUISIANA.
OHIO. branches In N Orleans par
State Bank & Branches. par ALABA ANA
independent Banks. par All Solvent Banks. g dis
State Stock Bank 70 p). dis ". & s. CAROLINA
In p).. par All Solvent Banks. %. g dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks..... par MI Solvent Banks g dis
VIRGINIA. ILLINOIS
All Solvent Banks. par New StkSecurty B'ks Ids
TENNESSEE. WISCONSIN,.
All Solvent Banks. -. dis All Solvent Banks 3 dis
MISSOURI. Fire e. Marine Ips Co ) dis
State Bank s. Branches. par MICHIGAN.
EASTERN. All Solvent Banks. J dis
All Solvent Banks. par Michigan Ins. Co. dis
PENNSYLVANIA. CANADA
All Solvent Banks. par All Solvent Ranks S dis
EXCHANGE.
New York Buying at b.. Selling. II prem
Cincinnati $500 Buying. selling. prem
American Gold. Buying prem Selins......l prem
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CURTAIN GOODS, CORNlCES AND CUR
4 T,,, Prxs-Just reed lot Of Satin Damasks, Wsrs
tsd do Cotton do very handsome Muslin Curtains
Lace do large lot II Window Cornces, very rich pat
tern. and new Also a large lot Of Curtain Pins
and elegant designs. Cornces prepared for win
dow. and put up IL desired. Please call aud examine
at COLDUhN q uEhShbEhUEhs,
apIe Fosters Block, below Main St.
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PREMIUM SLAYER WARE

HAVE just received splendid lot Of Premium Silver,
j. comprising Table, Tea, Salt and Mustard spoons.
Sugar Shoveis Knives, &c. &c, WARRANT Pear CorS
Call and ace them. T. HUSTACE,
ap55 First street. near Main.
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EXCHANGES, COlN AND BANK NOTE
TARI.E.

CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JoURNALBY
q COPELAND, BANKER,
Dsafsr in EreAasge Cois, Land Warrants, Unexrrent
Money, &C., &C.; Office on First st. near Mais
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-10

DECEIVED per steamer Belle K-y-
III drum Codfss;
- boxes do for family use;
bills No. Mackeret. large;
do No.2 do do;
otierces New Rice. 400 qr-boxes Sardnes;
5bbls best White Wine; bbis Loaf Sugar
do Crushed Sugar; 2 do Powdcrsd Sugar;
For sale by (mh9) l. IL u. HElMANN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-10

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
TIME subscriber having, the 18th inst associates
Il with him i'm business Mr.. Theron Pameter, OF
Chatauque county N V, his business will hereafter be
onductcd under the name and style Of John f. Glover
e. Co. (ap25d&wtfl JOHN +. GLOVER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-10

WALL PAPER.-3o0 bundles Wrapping Pa
w per, all sizes, good article, just reed and for
sale low ut the Wall Paper and Lamp Store Of
JOHN G. DEVEREUX, JR.,
apl Main street, between First and Second.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-10

TNRESH LOBSTERS-In and Q pound cans guaYan.
teed squa. in every respect those just TAX from
the SHE'LL ny them S. e. GILBERT CO.,
area Sye. near Wsta.
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NEW pINEJ.JJMRER.

WYE are now laying i'm our Spring stock OF Pine Tum
wv ber Consisting OF all the various thieknesses and
qualities usually kept at the yards in Cincinnati and
Louisville Mechanics and bull ers respectfully
guessed examine stock before purchasing else
where. (ap25 Is WITH JOHN r. GLOVER e. CO.
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SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

WE opening our large and carefully select
wv ed stock OF Spring and summer Fancy and staple
DRY Goods iu rscciy ell from the Eastern markets. to
which would cordially invite the attention rchas-
era fapso) SHANKLIN IL REILLY.
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MOURNING DIIES GOODS.
4 BEAUTIFUL assortme nt Of black Bareges and blk
n Silk Tissues, at HUGHES,
mh23 Corner Main and Second streets.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
~ - CASES Boots and Shoes, comprising
- women's Patent FOxed Union Buskins:
DO do do do Parisians;
do Kossuth Boots:
do Enamel.ed Sontags;
do Bronzed, Heeled Eurekas;
do Enam'ld Spring-h eled j. Lind Beotecs
do Goat do do do do;
do Super CalfS.S. do;
da Bronze Spring heeled Enam1d do;
do do do do p. Leather do;
Misses do do do do do;
Mems Calf Boots, half welt;
do Kip do do;
do Calf do Pump Solei;
do Extra Prime Boots;
do do do do do. Pump Soledi
do Patent Leather, Goat. Calf and Kip, Bro
rams and Monsocs lust reed per James Lyon,
and for sale by J. II. MAGHEE CO.,
AMI Evansville, Ind.
lust RECEIvED-BestC irby Fish Hooks;
j Limerick do do;
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SPRING STYLES OF
WALL PAPER HANG GINS AT

WALL PAPER HANGIN SAT
JOHN G. DEvERBUX JR'S.
NEN cases Of WALLPAPER the latest Spring Styles, be.
ing the drst lot or spring Goods has Just arrived
and for sale low. will be receiving weekly supplies
rntl my stock will be complete which will be the largest
and best assortment ever before nrosgh to Evansville
Bed Teasers, Window Blinds &c. OF the latest Spring
styles are requested call early and examine them
l am determined to sell low possible. Store on
Main street, between First and Second. mhy
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
. v.K. HENDRICKS Il CO. havcre -
ceived another large shipment Of
III Boots and shoes, which, with those already re-
- eived aud yet come In, make q larger and
more varied supply than they have before offered 70!
sale. Their stock win be found well worthy OF the no
tce Of merchants who wish to find articles-suied
this mark et--obaiuc the best tories and
sold at low rate the same qualities by any
W esterp House. milo
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EXCElSlOR CIGARS.
TOHN LAVAL. Druggist. Main street, between Sec.
on and Third has just received large lot Of very
choice Havana Cigars which he will sell At Wholesale
retail very low Tie invites the especial attention oil
Cigar Epicuro, to his stock. ljani2-E
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JUsT received direct from New York. the latest styles
- of erages radines, Tissues. Silks, L. wns Cali
Goes, Ginghams, Beregc dc LANES and French Jaco-
neus. laps9l SHANKLlN & REILLY.
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M have Just opened very derrabie stock Of Bon
W nets, Lae latest Fashions; also Bonnet Ribbons
Pasasols and Fans, which we invite the attention
the l.suics before making their selections.
ap2o SHANkLIN & REILLY
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- On the 2 inst. there were thirty
their bills up to leave that day. a large
business is still in progress at that city.
This ia the Fawn's regular dRy. She
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FURNITURE.

EUWNlTUhEs
SOFAS, Nvan, Center, dining, Brea kfast and Car
- Tables. Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressn
Bureaus; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclose
and plain Wash Stands, Lounges, Bedsteads and Ma
iresses Also large and general assortment Of Wso'
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
aug23-lyd WOOLSEY NELSON.
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NILS.-Linsecd in bbIs. Lard In bbis.
~ Sperm do, Tanners do.
Olive In bottles. tdec3i ALLIS q HoWES.
0HP BBLs Refined Golden syrup for family use
~ for sale BY tapl2) PosTER& HEows,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-05
Etaunton Academy.

We learn from the Spectator that L.
Waddell, Esq, who has been residing in
North Carolina for several years past, has,
at the solicitation of the Trustees, consent
ed to resume the charge of the Academy
at this place, which was for SO long a line
under his charge as Principal. The build
ings are to undergo thorough renovation,
which will render it very desirable es-
establishment. The Principal will enter
upon his duties about the 1st of Septem-
Der. We are glad to learn that Mr.. w.
is about to return to our thriving little city
No man ever left warmer friends in any
community, than ord Mr.. w. in Staunton
and doubtless, they will extend to him as
warm welcome on his return as bis gem
erous nature would wish. Mr.. W.. is
highly qualified for the duties he is about
to resume, and we anticipate an useful
career for the Academy snder its new
auspices.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-05
Outrage Oh Mr.. Borland,

We learn from the New York Herald
that serious outrage was committed a
short time since upon the person of the
Hon. Soland RorIand, cyT Minister TO
Central America, for interfering to prevent
the arrest of Captain f. T. Smith, an Amer :
lean citizen, on warrant from the Mayor
Of Grey town. Mr. Borland WIS net only
threatened with personal violence, byt a
meeting of the people Of the town was
hele! at the station honse--the Mayor pre-
siding--at which it was agreed to arrest
him. A beefy OF men, armed with nus.
kets and consisting partly 81 the regular
police, headed BY yamaca negro, proceed
ed to the house Of MIR. Fabius, where Mr..
Borland happened to be, to- carry out this
object. Whilst MI. BorlanS was remon-
straung with them, and representing to
them the serious consequences to which
they exposed themselves, the Mayor came
up and denied that he had authorised the
proceeding. This shifting the response
bilty from his own houders had the eff
feet of intimidating the remainder of the
party ; but before the crowd had departed
the fragments Of IA glass bottle were thrown
at Mr.. Borland. inflicting slight wound
on his face. These outrages were repeat
ed during the night and gun was fired at
boat containing three American gentle
men, who came to consult with Mr.. Bor-
land as to the steps necessary tie be taken.
In consequence ofthese violent and law
less proceedings on the part of the people
Of San Juan, the services of a body of fifty
men were engaged to afford the necessary
protection to persons and property of our
citizens until our government was informed
ofthe existing state OF affairs. Mr.. Bor-
land is now in New York, and is about 10
lay statement of the facts before the
President,-Rich. Mail.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-05
Riot in Boston.

On the 9th ult., there was fearful Riot
in Boston on account of the arrest of flu
gitive slave named Burns, owned by Mr..
Suttle of Alexandria, Va, After the me-
gro had been arrested and brought into
the presence of his master, the latter ask ed
him If he had not alwa, been treated
well-had he 0he mastery not given up
to him (the negro) his own bed when he
was sck-and whether he did not want
to go back with him. To all OF which he
answered in the affirmative. Notwith.
standing these admissions. and this desire
of the negro to return to his home, the
ab0litlonists refused to let him be given
up. They attempted to rescue the boy
from his place OF confinement, when in
endeavoring to maintain the law of the
country, and quell the mob, the Deputy
Marshall of the United States was sho
dead. This created great excitement.
After the excitement had somewha
subsidized the abolitionists proposed to buy
the boy, and offered $1,000, which wa
refused by the master. At last accounts
the process of Identification was progress
ing. The fugitive was brought into Cour
with heavy irons on him. The U. S
Troops were on the ground to protect thu
slave from designs Of the mob. The May
or Of the city has been very active in pre-
serving peace and executing the law
Theodore Parker and Wendell Phillip.
were present during the trial.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-05
The Senai-Weeklies.

I've have learned from one Of the com
pany, that the Prospectus of the Semi
Weekly and Weekly Union Republican,
has been sufficiently encouraged to justify
the publication Of the paper, and that ar
rangements are now being made for tina
purpose
The editors of the Spectator have moi
decided whether they viii issue Semi.
Weekly or not. Their Prospectuses have
not been sent in yet. They will shortly
know, we presume, what they will do
We wish both organs abundant success,
and shall try and fulfill The promise made
o few weeks since.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-06-05
Miss Whites Poesical Readings


We had the pleasure of attending the Po-
eleal Reading Of Miss White, at the Deal
and Dumb and Blind Institution. OH Thurs
day night last To read poetry that It's
true sentiment may be extracted and that
the feelings and impulses that moved the
author may be fully understood and ap.
preciaied, is no common task, and ren.".ii res
a richness of fancy ana beauty Of image.
~; a control OF voice and 1ow of feeling,
rarely found centered in any one person
Miss White, however, fully meets the ex-
pectations of her hearers. She suits the
action to the word, and rivets the atten-
ton Of the nearer to the sentiment as gath
cred from the eyer-charging countenanee,
and Indicated in the intonations Of the
voice. Her voice, sufficiently masculine
10 fully carry out the feelings Of the char
acter represented, is modulaed by the
sweetest mineney-eSpressing the emo
tions Of gaiety, sadness, surprise. and ln-
dignity, SC, with remarkable natural
ness
Miss White has been before the public
in this capacity, only for several months
Her first appearance was in Richmond,
where she received liberal encourages
ment, and elected the highest encomiums
from the press. She is the dauglte. Of
the founder Of the Southern Literary
Messenger--a speaking monument 10 his
talent and worth hich OF itself should
is not dependent en- the reputation of her
ta.her-she possesses intrinsic merit, suili-
eient to recommend her to the patronage,
of an intelligent public.