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Equality TO ALL Uniformity Of PricesN
A NEW f AZURE B, SINESS
Everyone his Own Salesman.
homes A. GO.

OF THE CRESCENT ONE PRICE
q IA % ~ III L IS @ SE A 0
No. 200 Markct Street, aboVe Sizth,
~sa I N addition 70 he wing tn largest. most varied
M and fashionable stock Of Clothing in Phila-
W. delphia. mode expressly for retail sales have
c0rSIitnled every one hls own salesman, by having
marked in figures ON each article, the very lowest
price il be sold for. they cannot possibly vary
all must buy ulike.
The gvods are all well sponged and prepared and
great palms taken with the making that all can buy
with The full assurance Of getting good article al hs
very lowest price
Also a large stock OF piece Goods on hand OF III,
latest styles and best qualities which will be made /,
order in the fashionable aud best manner "a ne
cent below credit pilces.
Remember the CRESCENT, in Market, above 9Th
No. 200.
| q. JONES g. co.
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A s n II @ LO VI


Professor Vsnhorn, the celebrated astroIorer of the
l9h Century has the secret that guides the Single To-
a happy Marriage and to make the Married happy.
Ladies who were unhappy Though trouble, mis-.
fortune, disappointed hopes. and false promises have
been made happy by him.
His Medical advice was never known TO fail
lie is a married man. man OF family, which makes
the Ladies consult him in the most delicate with
perecI confidence
Thousands consult him ubOut their business aE
fairs; those who had bad luck and found the more
hey tried TO get forward the more th;nga went against
hem, consulted him. their bad luck has left Them,
and they fortunate, rich ond happy
He has the secret that stops The SANDER and envy
your enemies. He shows you the likeness Of your
future husband Many go to see what is before
them. All eave him perfectly satisfied with his hon.
Orabe and gentlemaniy conduct, and satisfied that
they can confde in him. IL you value your happi.
you will consult him YOURSELF and be happy also
All interviews are strictly private and confidential
No. George Street, I'd honse, North side above
Schuylkill sixth. Philadelphia.
WEALTH EMiNENCE AND GOOI
FORTUNE! !
Gentlemen. look to your interests before it ia too
late. Consult and follow the advice Of Professor Van.
horn, the only correct AstrolOgeF Of the 18th Century
Avoid those terale and uneducated people whose
ignorance of the true principle of the science brings il
mo Olsrepute. single interview will convince a
man Of education, Of the difference between him
aud the IlteraIe preenders Of the day II you fol-
low the Professors advice, YOU will succeed in al |
your undertakings NJ n who have been unfortunaI }
aud unsuccessful in ie and in businessmen
who have worked hard and struggled against adver-
SHY ahd nsprLne The greater part of their lives AMI
found the they tried get forward in the worl
the more things went against em!-these men have
consulted him for The last 30 yeaIs All tboae v'ho
wisely followed ms advice rich nappy;
while those blinded by prejudice and ignorance neg
teCted his advice, su laboring against adversitv
| and poverty.
lie shows you the likeness Of your future Wife
All interviews strictly private and confidential.
No. George St. North side, above Schuylkill sixth,
| Philadelphia.
Dec. l5th-ly
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NOTICE.

TAyTvC been informed b. highly rsspesnble gen
Ill tleen from all par Of the suite that sbe impress
n - unfverusI u advertising my Font Hill farm
= ssie my object 70 accomplish soms private end
:. was induced by privase motive 70 gain psrticu
{. beunft and not really 10 effect a sale.
lnaueocsd by this information. taxa ths method o
,snouncing 70 the public my serious and desemnsd IN
80 slon. WHICH WAS WHICH SOW rs, to mike sale o
j. aforcsnid Farm. Persons having any desire 10 pur
ss,iss viii be satisfied by calling upon The undersigned
vy ~ Bs-Prics reasonable end terms easy
DANIEL CukEAfINs.
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\ IMPORTANT TO FARMER.
READING'S EMIUM lloRsF Power
GNg.ss tSgkelRcr.

VNiIE suhe' tiH'rs iaIIng pHrcha+rd 0I Wm. I.o ID
I m., of Washington Cliv. the Copy ldeh tor n
Patent Horse Power C9rn Sheer. TOR the S,ac u
EciaYyarc. E:''sn Shore Nir.jnia and A''rN ''nd
W,uld resye, ilu.ly miora The Farmers W'ih.n said
Territory thai th.y prepared ~ furnish lhcn
at the lov prtca Thirty i've DOLLARS
TEIs Nac,ruc has !GS". ti" following PfPHna! thC
past sca-"n:--i'o rst prc,uIa.u Wiih deda - ru'
Worlds l-,lr ~ N"N i0f. '.',v Ttc 'lr>t ,...
~ Fan" oi AGori.,t IE,i!t .. %cs 81 kc g.. '1'
fir, PfC.n.lr - taIr ~ !he r,-,H u,'li'''.. n
drrh,a. In- frs ;rrHliaJH IA .,"t' Jle ~.f' '''
New Nuri. hiirnEln. t-:i Is .ili' al: ,'. uS- a
1 score oi to.HIy F..irs ~ dli;tr"ai ri''i+-.
Il shell, toTn upon uu tr'.! '.ts = II ?r.iS'.'
Iam tnr "'t,er ~hc,'r,> 1tt sta '.iIir eci t:'s b.
;u', from tlc corr -aeFrhv 81, NJ IN' ats IL" "r
aIin2 g. Il >i.I- uC; ki~Lv, %, nm "a ',., -
nf:,.oy.ap talf t,.r. e. an iugr ntui a.,i = :s
ei"puyinr SIX G0,sts and >ii" c! ,:.' no,
'r,tp s,;-r ..... ID sol a.. n 1t u,e,--Ht, 1880:
lhn. tar.hrr ~ is retoHm n iat.u! On. ;i.v ,o
loWIHg cCrul,4'rs.
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DRUCSl DRUCSL

nATENT MEDICINES Of all kinds can be OBJ.
III TUNED at the Drug Store Of
n ,lsa-A !. -4e - TH0S. MAGENS,
smysHs, june 10, fS5S cmnmsrce ssrns
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Wanted.

IMANTED, a young man CLERK an a fstore IN
~ smyrna; one WHO has had experiences IN the
business desired. Also, Boy between the aEos Of IA
and l6 years, in the same sore Auplv Al tbis ogs
smyma, Feb. ~, Iss2aG - ~ ~. ~ r.
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DAcUERREOTYPEs:

C0VERYt
y. VI. Marvin's Daguerrean Rooms,
lie Chestnut St., Philadelphia, (oser Ada1as
d Cos 06fee.)
A NEW style OF Chemically Colered pictures, re.
n semhling Miniatures on Ivorgi combining The
brllianey and accuracy Of the DaSuereosype. with
the beantie and le-liks effect OF Color repdefins
teen the most desirable and beautiful style OF fortai
ever made -~or~ons visiting the city, wheihsr they
want pictures OF npt should not fail TO cai and see
these unique and superior prodnctionsi ead Il any
should want pictures they nay rest assured thai no
pains will be spered 70 give them the BEST and al 70"
rates. .- -,
p5r Ifsoa want good Likeness.wait I'LL ysu come
/ 20 the city.
ON VOC in psrspn and pus up pictures in fine Moroceo
Cases for One Dollar; large Family Groups taken 81
equally INV prees.
Instrvcuons given IN me art on rcasonaeie tsf ms.
| Nov, Sc, I535s6ni.
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100 Tons OF NO. Super PhOs-
phafe OF Lime,

nEBURG'S Original and Genuine warranted o
~ superior quality. the cheapest manure In the
world
Farmers and Dealers supplied at low prices.
Extra Quality Land PLASI ER.-500O barrels extra
quality of Land Plaster selected expressly for its fer.
nxing quality.
l0.9e0 bushels of same in bulk.
1000 barrels Calcned Plaster. .
SEQ Casting
. loo Dentist
PERUVIAN GUAHO-Ths article We offer II
con 6dence our customer, equal to any import
ed. and far superior most IN 'he market.
5000 bags Of this superior Gnano. for sale at the
lowest market rates. Also. Pa. a.agOnan GuanO. Poud
fetse. Ground Charcoal, SC.
c. FRENCH & co.
At the Steam Plaster Mills. junction York Avenue
Crown and CallowhIll streets, Philadelphia.
Jan. 25 54-3m.
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> kkNA BARRELS CHEMICAL FERTILIZER
1000 Barrels PtudEelte, 200 Tons Am
mOniated Super Phosphate of Lime manufactured and
ior sale by C. B. ROGERS,
Feb. s, ISL 81. No. 90 Market street, Pha.
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~ MEYER rrrpeef ffnIly Informs his friends and
Ia The public generally, that he has constantly or
land Pianos equal 10 those for which no r'ceivrd
ise Prizs Medal. III bsnfen, 1881.
All orden promptly attended tos and great care
fsken In the selection and packing the same.
warsroom, No. 50 South FOURTH strict, below
rh4xnus street Philadoiphis.
march 20, '5s-5m. q s,rsHgsa g
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BARRETT T. EDWARDS,
Penet IAN BLSm d

MANUFACTl RERS ll2 South THIRD Street
lfl below Walnut, vest side, few Steps from the
Exchange, PHILADELPHIA. An assortment OF PLAIN
and Fancy Blinds always en- hand. at the lowest
pIces. Old Blinds rpaintsd and trimmed eqnal to
new, aud JObblng promptly attended 10.
A handsome assOrtmen of WIND w SHADES
the latest and most fashionable patterns censt' t'ny or
hand, TO which respectfully call The attention
If the public. We VIII sell tor cash
MAY IS lS53-ly
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Wanted.

GOOD CLERK; one that sa good salesman and
N Book-keeper. None need apply without good
recommendation. Wages no object to one that suits
LEVICK PALMER D. Co.
Leipsic, March 80, 1857
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THE MARRIAGE STATE;
Shall RepptHess @Rd ReaIth, .utserS e1d
SfcEs1ess, attend Uf
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS !
Reflections for the Thoughtful.

Strange that countless human beings exist and
drag through life as do the beasts of the field, OF
the insects Of tie earth, evncing no more thought
or reflection than though the noble faculties Of mird
were aot vouchsafed to them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
are dependent the health, the well-being, and the
happiness Of a conAding and afectonate wife, with
perhaps a family OF children.
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STUAFEEE q HARLEY.
Cheap Watches & JeweIry,

Cheap Watches & Jewelry,
G VIZ HOLESALE AND RETAIL, at the a Phil.
EzAh Wv adelphia Watch and Jewelry Store," No.
seaS& 96 North SECOND Street, corner of Quarry,
Philadelphia
Gold Lever Watches, full jeweled, Is carat
cases, s28 co
Gold Leplne l8 k. "a 90
Silver Lever, full Jewelled, 10 90
Silver Lepine, Jewels, 90
Superior Quarters. 90
Gold Spectacles, 7C0
Fine Silver, DO. co
Gold Bracelets 3 90
Ladies' Gold Penclls, 90
Silver Tea Spoons. set 5 90
Gold Pens with Pencil and Silver Holder, / 90
Gold Finger Rings, 373 cents $50; Wach Glasses,
plain cents patent lsa, Lunet IS other articles in
proportion All goods warranted TO be what they are
sold for STAUFFER a. HARLEY,
Successors TO o. Conrad.
On hand some Gold and Silver Levers and Iepine S
still lower than the above prices Aug. Sly.
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JOB PRINTING

Sr every description. ezecsted with aestssss
- and dcspsteh, at tho ofioe Of The Della
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SUI l1Ff IihdsFnate OF Lime, Z o. ~.
Sulphae OF Lime, eV IDS
The Remainder ALimal Charcoal, Oxide of Iron
Silica, MagnesIa Carb. Lime. &c.
For sale by G. B. ROGERS, at his Seed and Acri
cultural Warehouse, No. 20 Market street. PhIIadsl
phis.
march IS, '5l.lm.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

De NUI UhF hsd UULUF
Buy ne book unless Dr.. A. nj. Mauriesau, I2s
Liberty Street, N. y, is on the title page and the
entry IN the Clerks Once tho back Of the title
page and buy only Of respectable and honorable Re-
dealers OF send by mail, and address to Or. A. NJ.
Maurieeau, as there are spurious and suFreptitoas
infringements Of copyright.
Ag- Upon receipt Of One Dollar " THE MAE.
RIED WOrdAH'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
rANICN" is sent (aais3 fred TO any part Of the
United States, the canadAs and British ProvtneeA
Al Letters must be posi-pxd, and addressed 90
DT. A. M MAuRIchAu, Hax i22S, Nsw-yesA
ossy. Puhnxhng ofaos, No. lao Liberty srsss
NewsYork
AGENTS-T Thomas Magens. Smyrna; John W
Duhree, Wilmington; Thos. Simpson, camden.
pit 81, 1853.
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ChenicaI Fertilizer.

g. Il AZ % barre, weighs from so 70 SOC
lazsss3 IL pounds, and conlains alt the i1liouIng
'2azsES named II gradients, and nearly IN he proper
liOns stated:
Sulphafa az Ammonia 3H 10 Ihs
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HOW OFIEN II HAFPEN5 IHAI TIE
WIFE LINGERs FROM YEAR TO YEAR

Il that ptiable condition not even Tor ore day
feel the happy and celebrating influence incident
to the enjoyment Of health.
She may not be an invalid confined to her bed,
or even 10 her room as her pride, ambition and
energy induce and nerve her TO take personal
charge of her household, oven when her hsath will
ROT admit Of it but she IS nevertheless perceptiby
sinking from day to day, and always ailing.
Thus. day after day, and month after month tran
spire. Her health daily sinks, till fually the
hop2 Of recovery no longer remains. And thus
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BrrxA lls-s. i.cc. 21.h. Isr2

TIIINA +. !, ~. Z IT. II
have Witnessed viii much satisfaction the 40 king
in nv barn. ntW Corn S',-icr ini o. ior ny M
spccIun hy ihr tltA, Reading. tr Pat M'crs and
have M hesitation in lhal = "crES IL
" supnri0r other nave ever seen IN u.'. j.,
capacijv is fully one thousand bushels per uar i.I.G
tins exhibited b. emp oy mcii: o. o"y iou5 A"Hcr
and tour men; the c0ts rarated bv II iIOm li,
grain and the graz lsri much ltsS hToaeu lnrI ID
the others | think q very great IN ,,sos oInnii IN
Smelling Corn. JOHN NJ. CLAY ION
PRosrECT FAIR. Ian 81. 3.
MEssRs. READING: GcItem"n-FLis l. To -ru!v
that have purchased OF your Corn Shecrs. ani
il is now ia operation my iarIn. VITA Wh.' aAi
,uuch pie Used. Ii combines seVeTal adVaatHt,s ic
40: 10 any have SUE h shellng The vcf
,eaE and not breaking The gram. Aso. separating
the grain from the cohs and Sheilng very fast
Yours, respectfully, Join 4. CLARK
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THE MARR 1 e D WO MANS
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.

By DIR. A NJ MAURlcEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One IASrejh Eai!iOa lsao, pp $50. Price 50 Ceats.
IoH FINE PArgR, EXTRA BINDING, 81 00.)
First published in lSs7 and it is not
SURPRISING OR WONDERFUL,
Considering that EVERY FEMALE,
whether MARRIED OR NOT, can here
acquire a full knowledge Of the ne-
ture, character and causes OF her
complaints, with the various
symptoms, and that nearly
HALF MILLION COPIES
should have been sold. Il is imwacticable to con-
vey fully the various subjects treated Of, a. they
are Of q nature strictly intended for the married,
or those contemplating marriage.
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND COPIES
Have been SENT BY MAIL within the last few
months,
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REAOFUL HERITAtIC


And must this continue Shall We be wise in
all that concerns the cattiv .! our his horses,
our sheep, cows our oxen, the nature and
character Of the soil Ir~sess. the texture aud
quality Of our goods and merchandise; but il all that
concerns ourselves as human beings, with human
isaetions and passions, subject to great derange-
mcnt. Involving our future peace and happiness
in kl that eoGSerns the health and welfare Of the
wife of our affections, and the mother Of chill
d5en; in all that concerns tAe mental and physical
well being Of those childron, We should be i'm
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"Nfan Know ThyseIE"

dn InValla6le Book for IaOefaty fUe Cehti
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE COPY"
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100 ,UOO Copies sold IN Tess
thai a year. a new edition,
revised and improved. JusI
issued.
DIR. HUNTERS MEDI,
CAL NJ A n u a l. AM
HAND BOOK FOR THE
MISUNDERSTANDING
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eT Purchase none hut those having the signature J
n. HOBENSACK, as all others are worthless imita
tions.
Agents wishing new supplies and all orders wishing
to become Agents, must address the Proprietor, j.
HOBENSACK, at his Laboratory. M. 10 Norll
Second Street above Race, Philadel phIa.
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the Unte'
States.
Oct. 10, ls53-ly.
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The BLOOMING BRIDE,

Pat few years ago in the flush of health and
youth and buoyancy Of spirits, rapidly, and appa-
[ently ine1Plca6;y, becomes feeble sckly' de-
strung, spirits depressed, countenanee bearing the
impress Of suffering, and an utter physical and
mental prostration.
Sometimes this deplorabe change may and does
arise from organic or constitutional causes. But
oftener, by far oftener, to gross and inexcusable
ignorance Of the simplest and plainest rules of
health as connected with the marriage state, the
violation Of which entails disease, suffering and
misery, not only to the wife, but often
Hereditary Complaints upon the Children
"Uxro THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERATION
Transmitting CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA.
HYPOCHONDRIA, INSANITY, GOUT,
KINGS EVIL, and other diseases,
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BENIoHTEO IGNORANCE,
As cULPABLR As INExoUsABLE


How long shall this ignorance prevail so produe-
tive Of its bitter fruits How long shall the wife
and mother be ignorant of the nature character and
causes Of the various womb and sexual complaints,
cmbittering her days by suffering-su suffering Often
prolonged TO years, eventuating in complication Of
diseases utterly and hopelessly incurable Shall
for close eyes to the results Of physiO-
logical science by which may arrive at Al
understanding of ourselves as men and women,
subject to serious lifelong enduring diseases, and
perpetuating them to our children.
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND PONDER
No husband or wife need be igHordRt Of rhGt
foac,gss iheia most fo k,oD 10 Sccmre their heGl
and happiness. That k,tor!eGge is confirmed in q
i.ttle IcorL cstif!td
THE MARRIED wOMAE's
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Fruit and Confectionery.

Dec. 90, 1853.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-18

~ Hall, of the Evansville Enquirer, suf-
fers the words-"the renegade Chapman, -
Ito appear in his columns. This would
seem to Indicate that Chapman has some.
time been possessed of principles, which is
more than can truly be said of his assala mt.
The latter is not, and never can be a rene
gade' for he never bad any principles to re-
nounce, and never will have. This fellow,
the only editor in the State who has had
audacity enough to pronounce for the squat.
ter sovereign privilege of Mormon poygamy
would just as freely act as agent to the un
derground railroad line, as he would turn out
TO catch afngitive slave. The amount oi
do9-meaf thrown to him would settle his
stomach either way.-[Chanticleer.
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The Canal.

The Big Creek Aqueduct has again brok-
en-, and in an entirely different place from
the old break. But Mr.. Lawrence, the en-.
gineer, has a large force on it, who have
been at work some little time, and it is anti
cipated the aqueduct will be repaired by next
Monday. Two heavy breaks have also &C.
Cured in the Canal, one at Millersbnrgh,
and the other at the stumble" of the lock
above. But heavy forces of men are a,
work at these, and unless new breaks occur
the Canal will be in good running order
again BY next Monday. These breaks have
been caused by the extreme dry and ho'
weather causing the banks to crack OPEN
Mr.. Lawrence, the acting engineer at this
end of the canal, is active and Industrious
We can say from our personal knowledge
that ne is always on the alert, and looses nc
energy nor labor to keep the Canal in GOOD
order. He intends to have it ready for The
use of the Petersbmgh coaventionG
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-18

MILLIONS FOR WAR, BUT NOT ONE CENT FOR
CoNMERcs.-ln publishing the brief message
OF President Pierce, vetoing the River and
HarbOr bill passed by decided majorltes in
both branches of Congress, the New York
Courier pointedly remarks :-"He is compell-
ed 10 refuse his consent upon constitutional
grounds and from conscientious seruples.-
lie can ask for ten millions OF dollars for the
purpose of embroiling the country with
Spain, he can commit an act of open war
without even the advice and consent of the
body which was the only constitutional pow
er 10 declare war, he can give his consent TO
the enormous appropriation for the purchase
OF barren acres, tit for nothing but TO fight
Indians on; but to give the nations money
for the encouragement and increased facility
of the commerce of the nation is alike
against his inclinations and his constitution.
al views. He promises longer message in
.he winter session. Let him head it--MiH-
torS for War, bat not one cent for Commerce.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-18

GEO. w. RAT ABoNE, ESQ The Vincen.
mes Gazette understands that G.. w. Rath-
bone, ESQ.,, Of this city, will in all probable
ity be the successor of Judge Hall as Presi-
dent of the E. and G.. Railroad, the latter
having declined a reelection. We should
like to see Mr.. Rathbone in this position
His name hiss been mentioned favorably in
this connection by many of the prominent
stockholders. He is a sbrewd ffnancier, q
mar OF high integrity and worth, and abun.
dainty capable in every manner of filling
such position with credit to himself anc
profitably to the road.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-18

LAND GRADUATIou BILL PAssEp.-It ap-
pers from a statement in the Washington
Star, tina, contrary to the general impress
sion, the bill introduced by Dir. Cobb, of Ala.
bama, to gradute the prices of public lands,
actually passed and having been signed by
the President, has become law.
The bill provides that all lands not yet Of
fered in the market for five years. remain at
81 % per acre till the expiration o that time.
after that time, the lands are divided into
the following classes, in proportion to the
length of time they have been offered for sale,
NJ tho 60 nr;cas.
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lost respectfully,
WILLIAM DAVIS.

THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL is vetoed
"Sarved him right :" Franklin Pierce voted
when in Congress against the River and Har.
Dor bills, which Gen. jackson approved, and
now he vetoes just such bills. Those who
voted for him into the Presidency have No
right to complain; he has not played them
false, though they endeavored to tupe each
other. We observed in 1852 that they were
deceiving and beguiling by arguing that
President Pierce, acting as the whole Union,
would not be guided by the course of Senator
Pierce, acting as the representative of New
Hampshire. He has now branded this
wretched sophistry, and we have his con-
slstency, while we deplore lis evil consequent
ces. Notwithstanding Navy-all these
can have money without stint-but Peace and
Commerce nothing. You who voted for
Pierce Merchants, Brokers, liberal Demo-
Gratis, and Liberal Silver Grays--have made
your bed--now Ire IN il ~. Y. Tribune.