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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
ELIAS HOWE, Jr., Us. SEWING MACHINEs--Iw wO

another column.
ELIAS HOWE Jr., vs.. SEWING MACnINEs.-l would
respectfully ash there who al al acquainted with
% S s SsnSs Ss E howe
not shocked and ,ksned OF bis arrogant and 1
be sned esmsI, taken before Competent officers mos'y
int IN the city q 0Ts S% % % e
wSs derSS that the nssas
By !he% smnsS Whale IN elective operation early =, Sj and
sm1os that these witnesses wers mistaken can alter The
isnt they establish The hes1s before isSH Paso , o'
enable him well as the date OF respective H
Although he boast. loudly .fha'nsst ,nquhsd w. he
@ s. Ss Sd ssr 1S % ssSespS ~ Vs
9SGns s'sS en- & S:s. tie, % shadows oeGs ..
claims promises 70 & o,S.S o.o' Of
nss1s lately den, cred Bench attempting
show that wiin who te.lided Posve to isc with
they they did know Although possessed
Hove: sn.SIRs judicial ,rSS@sn
h .s sno s an The e, and he sbs 70 mSe M beIr own
Judgment wilh view OF throwing all requisite hsh thi, sub
have i%Posn, sS. and my ss1e.
come to light OF Mr. Howe doing. and claims in
with sewing Machines in which should there found
than hsii0n It may be worthy OfPuOlic OOn'dsraSn ~
SEWING MACHINES CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
All persons making psns selling Sewing M.chnes wherein the
sss & & sssS S, s s
against legally for niI smsn The original patent ssn.ea to John
ths 6 Esnsd aud the only covering the
ord 10 chsr rsspst. that q. Sewing Msehoe, ia ue
Infringe SpoI the Sssnoesa patent Thai psn hss been sned
on row endss,or. to and TO disturb and ePpe- the in
L. N SINGER Co. No. Sl5 Broadway
SEWING MACHINES-CAUTIoN.-Al persons max
nf selling or Sos ssyis Msesiss' hsyns 6sesle needles
ssdSsn nIssnf my Ps5. Of sept 10 lsiS unde, Toe penalty
,ss also the decision u COu stopping the use
Of Singers machines in Massachusetts, The pub are hereby TO-
IN the mcst remote decree The sIoOveS ard needle
iios - HOVE Jf No s SIS Bfosdssy 1ssls sy'
SEWING MACHINEs-The WHEELER & WILSON
N.sueins Company have removed their Office AMI
SIS where and al o,hc
In this time and sbOrsayn machine respectfully invited
sre.tss ssrfv Of oSk esn he dose AID vel dsns On ~ -
chine than any beretofeIy offered % the public
1880 BROWN TABLE CLOTHS Warranted ali Linen
for w0''h iei slightly sss on NJ board the Africa
BLOOD! BLOOD! BLooD!-D WHIrHEY's He
AsriDorE fbe remedy for bleeding q, the
ss 81 Sold q N,su "a aust dsSsai .seosd ssoT Ss:
To MINISTERS AND LAwYERS.-Constant use al
usss surely irjues them Bsysn PvmOuis Wafer. can be-
carried In p0cAt neat handy and OOhios the as
lungs rpth'm r"sn'y'a Eve cent. : boz FSIa:
No 81 Barslay General AGENTS oI NswYoTs and vicinity
FoLLIEs OF LIFE-People sometimes become SO
ssvBE life ssd hssth to spoy Topsy RkoD'Ses Rs ss
sS's' "S sJp 'R1 p o @ s1apR' l sI
wholesale Agents; cLIeGENER CO.. BEDDING Co.
ton PTopheiors
Asci constantly hsrd and for sas the maaasrerS
mIies a foceasiss fare ven eoocsrt msy be sssa At
BERsY 4 GOEOOSs 80 2g7 Broadway
Gentlemen in want of really goOd-ftting and good.
'Ss prices q 'iA Ss EssoS f' A SIss s 'i
Ss sssSriss sssss s but as' $ Is 'as Ses shs
he ~, ef cutting shirts - IT.
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ALBERT III. NICoLAy holds his regular ssml-weekly
sale 2l O'clock at the Merchants
Exchrse For further particulars refer to his nen In
ann fIfrr rolu
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The above scale OF prces appes 70 ofdnHry au'ese'
1nents, classified under appropriate heads
SPECIAL NOTICES-Frst Page-OSE SHILLING line
each insertion Nothing inserted for less than SEVENTY
FIVE CENTS each insertion.
BUSINESS NOTICES-Fourth Page before the leader
TWENTY CENTS line each insertion. Nothing inserted for
less than ONE DOLLAR each insertion.
Religious Notices and Notices from those wanting En-
ployment not exceeding words, viii be inserted for
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS each insertion
Advertisements may be inserted every day; or once
twice or three times week. at the option of the advertiser
IN CITY ITEMS Prefxed by the word ADVERTISEMENT
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS line each insertion Nothing insert
ed for less than OSE DOLLAR each insertion.
Abont ten words average line
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TIE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Advertisements inserted in THE SEMIWEEKLY TRIBUNE
published every Tuesday and Friday for TEs Cents a
line each insertion.
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THY ORIENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY viii
be pepaed on and March, 1854 10 receive sppsoa
for Marine, and Transportation ana Navigation Ib
Assets $50 Nt. Ia notes ~ I'd nnce OF proniuns
Ofiee 10. q Merchants Exchange
TRUsTEEs .
John l. Aspinvail, Chsres Lsnn0n
John AuchiBcoas Alex NJ ha~Iehcs
Brow Arthur Leary,
~ m Cattle Mortimer Liyingst0n.
cj.eyss Christ W. A Platenius.
Y,.neL Cotten1t Frederick w. Read,
Dutilh tchAuio
po6srt Fmnet Jr Thomas Rgney,
F,sAerict RI Foster g. IA sand,
Ia.snb G.insTd In Edward r 5audersoD,
No. III (,hpuel r. A. Shu nscher,
J Woodward Haven, NAiu SHERMAN
Richard Irvu. Oofheuus n ouIVoui
John g. kitching samuel iho1lpeoh
n ueurx Koou John Williams,
C,a,se 4 Kuphardt william s. Wilson.
c. w. FABEa President.
OGDEN, VicePresdont
CnlRLEs IRyIsc, Secretary
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Still ANOTHER VOICE FROM THE SPRUCEsT FIRE.
S'ih'@ yopV Mareh
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Aggregate Circulation, iil,oOo Copies
TIE DAILY TRIBUNE.

The following are our prices for advertising in The
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BIRD No 20 Nassau-st between Liberty and Saiden-ls

LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS FROM AUCTIONs.-
The subscribers bye band thousand Lace aud Husn Cur
than Of importation Aso the cheapest place IN the world 20
buy Window shsdes KELLY FERGUSON No x Broadway and
Nh nnnA
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8us,uess Notices.


srR,xe STYLE OF HATs-BIRD. Ne 1s Nas:aa-st' IT,
oil, inroduee she stys on WsDsss2AY hehh "'N'' "
~ Ns-su~ "a between Liberfysl and haioen-ishe
IpApy e. Cos QUARTERLY, MARCH, lo1l-ha-
k.x Of ihs be.t ems ibfosscers et s'y. "a p
terps of Oentlsmer's wear iEAef 20 "1"o' "'' ''
fsTEARXs- HUTCHINSON * Co, wholesale dealers 10
80 t,,s,o.. pRSss oooos LiNEsS EssRoiDESlEs, LAcEs,
n.s7ILL,s HosEkY MILLIsEkY Gooos &c AsIeos" "' S'
., .eotios examine sOcs eors paf'ns's
srEAExs HUTcHIEsos Il Co
No. II ard u vsrrenst- four doots below otoso1,y,
PHILADELPHIA.
EEaovAL-ASD eHAEsE'
IBnense end attractive stock
MORRIS l.. HALLoWELL CO.
Phislelphia
.,;rs removed into spsEdd wreho7'e eniIsses 70
ia muies North Fourth st. are 0PsAi-s '0 tue s
fs'e 80 s'''' s,tK AID FAscY GOODS.
s,sSs Fsisrns mo their store. which oFs o. Tas
Isser,r rs lMEEIcA with business OF az unusla saosn
sss asa snd beGsyiBs the fses system 10 ooons
soods 80 bsys III =. mach AIler prof. than can pos
sbfy be sfoTosd whefe Ions creofs are gwen ~. ,, &,
Under their CASH AND sHoST CREDIT sysen t ~ -a1 a. -
ygky SMALL ADVANCE on TIE FOREIGN COST -,..
They the INTEREST Of every jadss Of soosto
buye viii discount Of sS per cent the money
be 81 nSs within days froro dsts OF pm
Bpeaens money taken ia market value on the dsy
10 Of urdonbte5 standing credit Of six months will be
wbrs mosy is rened Of maturity discount at the
r.te Of I2fereept per annUm Will be allowed .
Thes merhsD visiting the eastern cities The favor OF a.
tbs Their interest the age profits that nre so
lsely essential 10 hose Who give long credits
WORTH RRMEMBERISG.-A new Clothing Empo-
nun usi by the gndegnee at no 200 Faton
.dsptsd and trimmed in the best es and Wild
articles gusrsnteed to be exactly rspreserted
EDwARD HAckETr
No io5 sasoost
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RTMoyAL-sMIrn q LOUNsBERY would respect
y inform their friends and the public that they aVs easnsed
oDe door below 6sn5 They prepared exhibit their
spring Styles consisting Of Mosaic Velvet Tapestry brassss
Fpsh sp6 American Floor Cloth and ell other goods pertain
FowLERs AND WELLS Ihrenologists and Publish
era. Clinton Hall, No lSl Nsssgst- NewYor
PIANOs-Just what will meet the wants OF all
Pianos Of shnowldsd and guaranteed supeoray or very
low price All Pianos w.rranisd to give e.' % eI PaI
with on without Eosn great bargains To suit some pu
ebsseu monthly payments asen Large discounts and most
''''"" '''''-' HoRacE wATEss, NO. sS3 Broadway
FAmBAXKs PLATFORM SCALEs.-Long known, Sc
v'rsJ tested always rs-the c No 90 .,
REMOVAL OF RRD's HAT EsTABLIsHMENT.-Th
Subscriber bss removed from his old location to HO Nasiat be-
be msny confined to qualities Of
and bsasr hsis especially sSspsd 70 the
and the public esectuy requested at oar new place Of
Bird No. 20 Naau-st, between Lbsrty and 1iadenlsne
DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFES, GAYLOR's PA
BoIRRr M PATRcK the sole manufactures in the United
SeGsnos Lcei and Crcs Bars the best
IN the world Def6 No l9 PesIlst door below adensne
CARD TO THE PUBuc-CoMPLETIoN OF THE Sr.
NopoLAsT proprecfs Nicholas Hotel Broadway,
sswhsl hsys x. Of s9109o'9: @ p a @ sS aq %
the southern wins having b. completed the
Hs'si completed l oIns aesa sSd oasras ample
on of guess 1he soion opened this spag td up and
70 % Se i1 I ho sod ~ s contains six auudrs
Of which three hundred are in family suites end eoo
propslors their thanks for the support which
Of heir will prsysn sr the future the
dp wheh sny have been heretofore subjected in
their inability accommodate them.
TKEADwELL, AoXER Il Co St Nicholas Hotel Broadway.
LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS FROM AUCTIONS
% 81 EACH asa and w sell for days oSy At s.
then cost q Ao as shsaP, Rsos & 10 s %
No 81 Resde.st
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SEMING MACHINEs.-Ihe MHEELER ~ MISnN

rspuctung Company have oed their Office AMI
No SIS Broed~sy where and al Others
In this "tme and ahorsavng machine respectfully invited
call BY careful satisfy themselves OF
variety OF work be doae aad well
chine than sny hereioiaIe offered % the public
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13

FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALEs.-LOng known, 80
sereiy tested always rshtthe ACKNOWLEDGED
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NEw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, MARCH 49, 1854
,.,,-,.,,,, -, v,v syp,xo Goops VERY rieh pl

NEW Oh
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CHARLES IRvISG, Secretary.
Ksw.Tofk. FEB. "a, 1854
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-13
" l. X SINGER & Co No slS Broadway.
SEMING MACHINES AIrIoN-- nersnn. NAL.

SEWING MACIlINES-CAU1lON.-AH persons max
ms selling uDs Sewrg Machines having needle needles
with the the point without cease from hereby
forbidden infringing patent of Sept 10 1886 under
Of the as Sees List Of my licenses in Mschiney" column in
sies the decision Of the L. the use
Of Singers machines in Massachusetts, The pubhe hereby
formed thai 0reenoegh patented covered
the decree the srooved ard eyspon ed needle
The assertion that be did 30 to;s false and without unaa on
another edition the
LIZ NJ L.
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NV Music" Susy Anna Simpson, "Genuy
Down the stsa" Be Chse Boys: With gres; ,Polso.s
Pos Tth Tlspeia ysnee Just puolhed b. Berry GoEOos
No Rfca6
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To MINISTERS AND LAwYERs.-Constant ne al

surely ujures them. Bryans Pulmonie W,e. ~ ~
carried In pocket neat handy and sOOhos the s
lungs Try them twenty. ave cents box. For sAs bv
{. '. CLicKESER Co
No 81 Barelsyst General Agents Tor NewYork and vicinity
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" = -
- .,rI s,ps ssts have jus been opeped a BcDisgs
NJ ep1 Orc ard 81 Glso new 5PTtnz saws o. tne
it Ssyrs pe sprnz anes. very choice Pttsf ao
Isre o IN YrsEch Scch Gin sals PFin1 Pophs rI4l
L. t sDius trde embrscog every novelty Of ths season
n lfne cn at cgef
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l5O0 Brown TABLE CLOTHS Warranted ali Linen

BLOOD! BLOOD! BLooD!-Dr WHIrNEY's He
noRRHAeE AsriDorE sn infsbe remedy for bleeding
upfs stomeeh nefus may b tsed ths delicate
Rloodf Bloodi ~ 'NNN-~ -S~A'
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Another nuIl.

Il il stated that forty boys 60 out in the
new ship Great Republic, Tor the purpose OF
getting initiated into the art Of sei1g good
seanen. Fifteen se fengaged, among = hom
= Georgian, the owner Of = plantation, and
the son Of Commodore Gregory have signed
shipping articles. The Great Republic will
probably circumnGvigs,e the globe, touch
ing first al Liverpool, then at SONS port N
Australia, aEd SO eastward hem".
Enquirer Dee. 2lsi.
We will state for The information Of ON
sapiens neghbor Of che Enquirer that the
ship Great Republic, buraed 10 the waters
sfge in the East River. ~ New York, on
the morning OF the 9Th and the melancholy
fact was duly announced hers by telegraph
but it didn't ,pPeaF 10 gel through eur neigh
boris thick head.
We presume he has got the matter con.
founded with the Great Republic, ship o.
state, commanded by Frank Pierce, which il
very evidently in a sinking ssrdiiion with q
mutiny on Board.
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Literary IRae1.

Many persons disposed 20 indulge thei'
taste 10 the choke periodical literature c!
the day. are frequently at lose to determine,
among the large mass Of weekly, monthly,
and other serisi-is,ucs, which will best suit
their particular prediction. Those vho
affect i-ht literature cannot decide wi'ether
"Pu,nau. Harper" or Graham" hold out
the bestjnducementsto their particular tastes
the lesser number, who eschew' The light, ard
"go ia" for the more elaborate. half between
"Blackwood," the Edinburgh, the Westmin-
ster, OF The London Quarterly the seriously
inclined, and those VINO delight in polemica
discussion, are frequently unable to determine
whether the Bibleotheca Sacra OF the Chris.
tan Examiner best illustrate the views they
desire to investigate, whilst the merchant
the lawyer, the doctor, and the engineer, or,
equally AZ fault where 70 ind the best recor,
Of the triumphs and skill Of their several pro
LESSONS.
To NEE this much felt want, Dir. r. Post
periodical agent at Cincinnati, mas gotten u
a catalogue THAI admirably meets the PurPos'
designed, as u literary index, aud has evident
" been prepared with great deal Of care
and judgement. 1t IS q complete critice
commentary on al the popular periodical is
sues from the Of press Europe and America
and affords an infallible guide Tor The studen
and connoiseur Of magazine lteroture Before
we met copy ofth.s little brochure, we has
not supposed The realm Of periodical Hters
lure would have required thirty octave pages
70 chronical is triumphs.
The pamphlet before US isvery neatly print
ed, and IS supplied by Dir. Post particularly
to al who desire it,, This enterprise is high
} ly commemorate. and we hope will be recon
penset by a liberal patronage on The part G
+ tsose most benefited. The publisher ha.
acquired solid reputation for prcmptness
efficiency and fidelity to all orders entrusted
10 hin. and the example Of the enterprise be-
fore Us, Is an evidence that Ee appreciates
the favorable regald Of his fellow ;ilizens.
Ary orders sent 10 DR.. Post WILDE prompt
ly filed. lie win send.a copy Of the Inde'
to any person wanting it, 80 THAI they may
know the cost Of all the periodicals, papers
&c.
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rho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. srni IN q.


Our neighbor has been exhibiting ali
through the Holidays, symptoms OF very
alarming character, and We are at great Ices
to know what malignant distemPer is 40
wreaking his mental frame. AZ times il as
sumcs the appearance of HydroPhebia, again
it would seem TO settle into his heels, when
be manifests natural propensity to" kick "
somebOdy--but owing to the sudden change
in the weather latterly, he exhibits violent
symptoms Of the {" Big-head tho more dan
gerous as the disease is supposed to be heredi-
tary--and will prObuy soon terminate fatal
I y either in " collapse or explosion
4 We copy his comments upon an article
that appeared in the Journal Of Thursday last,
in relation to the Straight Line Railroad
We hope that every Que read yesterday
the letter OF o. II. Smith, President Of the
straight line road. We preferred to publish
this letter entire that the public might form
their own opinions from the views of those
who are most conyersant with the road. The
Journal stole the ideas contained in the letter
and gave them as original with only one aiiu-
: on to Pres Smith We submit that this IS
treating President Smith badly. We prefer
10 let every man speak for himself.
The accusations made against Us in this
extract, are simply Of tina, low flung species
in which the Enquirer delights to indulge
when il one OF his phrenzied moods. They
have neither truth nor application in them,
and are only another evidence Of the moral
leprosy that oficts our neighbours swooleu
WI ch the Enquirer comments, and in which
be accuses Us OF stealing Sir. Smiths ideas
and Of treating him badly" was written be-
fore any man in Eyanssille knew That the
article We are accused CT Pluaderisg, had
any existence. The information gp0n which
our article vas based, was received from
Hon. Willard Carpenter, Viee-President o.
the Straight Line, he being desirous OF Civ.
ing respectable publicity TO the general az
+ fairs of The road, called on Us for that prsr-
, pose. We made an appointment to meerMr
C. TT the Crescent City Bank on Christmas
morning. 1Ir. c. then and there gave u.
Inc ideas we published, and also showed % :
, private letter from President Smith. 70 which
we had az occasion 20 make 4 single aliu
sion in reference to the condition of the up
q per sections Of the line. Our article was De
E layed one day in - publication on account
Z OF pressure Of advertisements. We have
, sucs Published Sir. Smiths card in full. ant
I submit 10 the public (our n ighbor excepted
. II we have treated Mr.. Smith badly"
r We did not regard this last libel Of III
' Enquire, in accusing Us o. "stesling.'
wonhy OF The explanation nc have given
) out owing 70 the Importance Of the subjes
and the high standing and .resPecisbility .
the name connected with it, we deem il pro
per-
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about trusting my old bones Up those rickeiy
stairs,--old bones are hard to mend; did you
know thati'
Little Susy opened the door. and Uncle
Jolly walked in,--their NAMING turned her
head, them with one wild cry Of Joy threw
her arms about his neck, while Susy and Ka-
~ stood ia the doorway, uncertain WHISTLER
TO laugh OF cry.
"Come here. come here, said Uncle Jolly
ct did Mt know was so near the truth this
morning when called myself your Uncle Jol-
/ ly; didn't know what made my heart leap so
when saw you there ia the street Come
here. ! say; don't you ever shed another tear;
You zee don't," --ani Jolly tried to smile
as he drawed his coat sleeves across his
eyes.
! Wasn't thsta merry New Years night in
( Uncle Joily's little Parlorf Wasn't the fire
warm and bright Were not the tea cakes
nice! Didn't Uncle Jolly make them eat till
they had frightened their apron-strings! Were
/ their toes ever ou, of their shoes againl Did
they wear cotton shawls in January? Did
cruel landlords ever agaia make their mamma
tremble and cry!
In the midst of all this plenty Did they for
get "papal" No. no! Whenever little Susy
met in the street a tall, prineely man with
large black whishers, she'd lock at Katy and
nod her lltle curly head sorrifrlly. as much
re ID say-"Oh, Katy, neyer-never can
forget my o~n dear papa.
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A hapuv new wear 10 all the patrons Of
the Journal-ays, and many more oil them 10
come after this year has followed 1858. We
take this occasion to ihsnS our tellow-cin-
zsns rorthe patronage SO generously ocs'ow-
ed upon the Journal during the past year. and
% express the hope, that during the year no"
commencing. we may be able to acknowledge
an increase of this patronage, at least COM
mensurate with the growth Of our prosperous
city. We acknowledge many fsiings IN the
mast, bu,we can honestlyan confidently re-
mark. that we have labored earnestly and in
dustTiously not only TO please this commun'-
~. bit 70 advance the interests OF city ana
citizens. We have labored when most other
eitize1s were in their beds, as well as hard
during the day, in the performance Of our
duty, neTer relying upon anything more OF
better than industry and energy, fer success.
The failure Of repeated attempts to establish
papers in Evansville, prove we have had no
ind fFerent task before Us in keeping up The
Journal, extending It's sphere Of usefulness,
and founding The paper u The broad basis Of
public favor and patronage. IL is useless 10
Tell citizens that we have had no light oos.a-
cles to overcome, nor that success has crown
ed our efforts.
ARer ! connection Glover four years "iif
the Journal, we are happy 10 be able TO say
that so far as we know, every subsefi 5er no"
in the CITY who was with Us AZ the start 81
continues .paiscn Of The paper, while ~'
have steadily been increasing the number @
readers. This is evidence enough to Us thai
NE have pleased, ana evidence enough tina
the repeated attacks made upon our private
character by men not having al oyerPius O.
good character themselgeS have fallen idi'
to the level Of their sources We hope by thli
tine we are k7o,rn IN this community, both
AZ en- editor and asa citizen. and in tn
knowledge We confidently rsPose, for feiu.
tation Of all such slanierous charges as mai
ice jealousy and weakness, have repeatedly
originated TO injure our standing. We have
cared iuIs enough for such attacks in the
past, and earnestly seeking the performance
ofour de;v, We shall think still less Of then
il the future.
Again we wish our friends END patrons 1
"hsppy new year" and agsin our heas
swells with gratitude fer past fasoFs, as W.
think Of those to whon SIC Gre now wishing
happiness.
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With he freshness Of the New Year upon
~, and lis gladness everywhere around US,
we appeal TO patrons for those who will make
their own appeal in person this morning
Remember the carrier boys this morning. -
Be prepared 70 receive them with hearty
welcome. and send them along with glad
hearts. II any patrons should fail TO see
them this morning, have something ready for
them on their next call. with the paper. They
are good boys, and we take pleasure in saying
from their characters, not dime they receive
vii be improperly bestowed, or wrongly used
By them.
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OF We congratulate oar old rrlsnd, Dir.
Jas. II. McHesly, lOesl editor OF the State
Journal, upon has ing united himself t, The
matrimonial department Of mankind. lie
was married on Christmas Eve, at Avon, 10
raine CO., to Margaret Park, Of that place
He evidently couldn't 6nsany sweet enough
gal 10 Indianapolis.
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We hope our patrons 81 ViHcsnnes Wi! re-
collect W have z Carrier Boz there whom
we presume has faithfully done his duty in
carrying around the Daily TO su5scribe's.--
Remember him to-day. Every patron ought
% give him half dollar anyhow, as he cans
get so many gifts as his carrier eotemPorarles
in business, although we expect he carries
around about as good paper
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-01-02

c. The Louisville Courier Of Wednes
day says The German Turner'S had theg
annual bali at Mozart Hall, Monday night:
No similar festive occasion has ever been
witnessed in our city II was strikingly Ike
the reunions among the Students OF Germa-
ny, where, between deglutiton and dancing,
the hours Of night until bread day are rapid
~ consumed"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-01-02

Ocr The health Of ST. Louis during the
past sumner months Is reported TO have been
better than eFertefore know8 The average
weekly mortality has rot exceed %, end at
the most unhealthy season. That is truly
az extraordinary state ef health Tor city Of
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