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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09
An tbpIjtiOuE,t.

The Nebraska Democrats take exceeding
great pleasure in calling their opponents
Abolitionisis. 1t answers in the place of ar
gument with them, and at the same time
seems to serve the purpose of safety-valve
TO secure them against premature explosion.
hut this cry only serves to amuse those whom
u cannot BY any possibility iujure. 1t may
De well, however, TO see if the charge OF alb
oiitionism or something nearly akin to il,
cannot be substantiated against several noted
Nebraska leaders in this State. Here for in
stance Is something about Dr.. Fitch who
lately visited this benighted region to preach
the extension of slavery. &c. The follow
ing letter was written him some wears ago
when he was candidate for Congress, we
believe:
PLYMOUTH, Ind, Aug. 4, 10.
To Graham N. Fitch
Sir;-lst. VIII you ii elected, vote for the
unconditional repeal of Sla"ery in the Dis
trct OF Columbial
I'd. VIII you vote for the abolition of the
inter-S State slave trade!
ou. p" III you vote TOR the w Ilmot PrOvlSO
being extended over the Territory of Califor,
MA and New Mexico, and against any law
authorizing slaves to be taken there as pro-
perry!
Please answer the above questions yes or
no, without comment.
GROVE PoMERoY.
"With pleasure answer "yes" to the
above questions. GRAHAM F. FITcH''
So much for DR.. Fitch. Here is some
thing form John Petit:
81 am devoted to free soil and free labor,
and no vote OF mine shall ever knowingly be
given TO pollute the one or Cypress The other nth
Siarsry. That Congress has the power To
prohibit the introduction Of slavery into our
territories where it does not exist, must be
clear TO every one who has investigated the
subject and is capable of reasoning. : En-
tract from a letter ioriiien by John Penlt in
IS4S.
Extract from the contract between Wilmot
and w. J. Brown:
am Representative from n free State
and have always been opposed u slavery,
and believe tina; the Federal Government
should be relieved from the responsibility of
slavery where they have the constitutional
power to abolish it, w. J. Bro,ca.
As the State Journal asks, where among
the supporters of the People. ticket, can
you find men who have gone farther in favor
of AbolitiOnism than has the above named
gentleman! We dare you To show us the
man.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09
Discovery OF Goa nEvanSviIIc-A New
Era.

Discovery OF Coal in EvanxViIIc-A New
Era.
With great pleasure we inform our readers
OF the entire success of Mr.. Kersteman's ex.
pertinent in boring lor coal in this city. We
noticed several months ago the commence
ment OF this important boring experiment,
and have several times since alluded 10 its
progress. Dir. Kersteman was fully satisfied
from every geological sign and development,
and from an examination especially of the
extent and dip Of the New burgh strata, that
Evansville must lay on an immense bed OF
coal. Satisfied OF this, he located on a spot
just below the city, made purchases of land
in that vicinity, aud commenced boring for
coal. He also obtained the right from the
city of Evansville TO run a tunnel with rail-
road track under any streets of The city, at
the depth Of $50 feet beljw the surface,
promising 10 thus deliver coal in the heart OF
the city, at the same price it was sold at the
principal shaft.
All his preliminary arrangements made,
Mr.. X. prosecuted his work lively, and las,
week had the pleasure of penetrating n large
vein or stratum of coal, the real extent OF
which he has not informed us, more than to
assure US il is entirely satisfactory to him.
self. He will commence sinking a shaft
near the late DR.. McDowel's residence in d
few days. By probably the first of Decem
Der, he will reach the coal. In two or three
years he contemplates digging and deliver
ing coal right in the heart OF the city at the
rate OF 30 900 bushels day if desired!
We have regarded as an era in The history
Of Evansville, the day when Mr.. Kersteman' s
experiment in search Of coal should prove
successful. With all the elements close at
hand, we only required good coal at our
dooes, to give greater advantages than
any other city on the river for becoming as
celebrated for manufacturing as Tor CONNER
cial advantages. Eureka! 1t is found! Coal
abounds around us-that we knew before
but coal in vast beds is lying under our feet
awaiting but the touch Of the hand of man
to be ready for all his purposes. We needed
but the surity of this TO mark n new era in
cur history. Mr.. X. has given US this suri,y
and in a few months we shall begin to realize
that his discovery may be worth more TO us
more TO say on this subject.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09

Mr.. Hill was emphatic, strong and orgu-
tentative, yet entirely respectful TO those
occupying different position. 1t is our own
opinion that the temperance organization
can work far more efec,ually, to influence
political matters, in their otcn halls than by
mingliDg directly with the parties, or by
coming in direct contact with them. Let
them act together a body if they see fit,
and as individuals of body use all the innu.
ence in their power. BY this means that
power will be efiectual for good, when other
wise they but may heighten the bitterness of
contention, without increasing their inAu-
ence. r...r..
Alter DIR. Hill sat down, Mr.. Blythe was
called up. He made few eloquent remarks,
and proposed that the thanks of the meeting
be extended to Mr.. McMasters, for his visit
TO this city in response to the invitation
sent him, and for his mastery and able
speech. The motion passed by an unanm-
Gus vote.
DIR. Conrad Baker was then enthusiastic
ally called for. He arose, but eclined say
saying anything owing to the lateness OF
the hour, and proposed that the meeting add
joIrn with three cheers for the cause which
had brought them there that evening. They
were given loudly, strongly and all together
and the meeting adjourned in the very bes,
feeling. May we have "few more of the
same sort" here before the election.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09

~ Mr. Dunham the Nebraska candidate
for Congress in the Madison District, recent.
ly made speech in Jennings county. At
ter he had finished modest but well inform .
the iniquity of the Nebraska swindle in such
light, that afterwards when vote was Ia
Ken upon it, only Two in the assembly voted
tor it-and those two solitary individuals
were none other than Dir Durham and his
right bower, Gen'l Spann.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09

DAILY MORNING HERALD.-This is the
title OF new and neatly printed Daily just
started at New Albany, by Messrs. Warren,
Anderson d Co. Ii is an advocate of the
Peoples Ticket, and promises to be useful
in Its own sphere. We wish its publishers
success.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09

TURTLE SoUP-Go down to Jim Carriers
to-day, everybody, and regale yourselves
with dish of his imperialturtle soup. There
is nothing like it, tits unnecessary TO say
there will be rush there. So go at sharp
10, or you may miss il.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09

III The locomotive has at last arrived at
Cairo, greatly to the delight of its nhabi-
tants. Why hasn't Nose sent us a written
yell of triumph,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09

"A WoMANs MAGSANIMIrY.-A millsr's
dog broke his chain; the miller oredred the
maid servant TO tie him up again.-She was
attacked and bitten by the dog. On hearing
her cries the miller and his people ran to her
assistance. keep eff" said she, shutting
the yard door, ''the dog is mad. am al
ready bitten, and must chain him oIone''
Notwithstanding his biting, she did not let
him 90, but chained him up, and then retired
to her chamber, and with the noblest resigna-
uon, prepared to die. Symptoms of hydrop-
hobia soon broke out; and she died in a few
days. The dog was killed without doing fur.
ther mischief Home Jour.
lust RECEIVED casks of oaisley a. CO.,sSugar
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ORDER OF "KAOw NOTHINGs."

Is the ofexeement respecting the above Or
der every incident any connected with them is con-
ijered aud than the resolution late
y passed Co iacl seating in effect W. ID. WRIGHT
still taking the hest kind of Daerreoypes at his Room
Main aud Second streets. sep9-Ss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09
II. G. FARRELI'S
ARABIAN LINIMENT

WYE DAILY HEAR Of the a,st ishins cures being
w ieeted " thst rea aud popaar medicine. the genu
ssy IRON % T r. %n & ss al s n
has both in and beast and is equally good 10th
which nakes0 truly valuable 10 tercf hailed BY the
as the sfsaisst ss;s,as o. The az ana no one
once witnessed it, magic over disease aud ITS wonser
iul potency in rel ewing pain howeves severe in
who will furnish You Tree ehaSse small boox
besides Other valuable inform large list
this eelbra;ed which surely enough convince
the offs We notice
lGervt thing but death ;or i've twenty Also
Of paralysis or loss Of useofhe im where the fsh
I0cKEDTP9N rIiFW I'D xbi1. nbr.ie,aas ,,o
IL Is the remedy known
wounds bruises chblaas neuralgia. toothaehe ttes Of
aud reptiles throat weak tumOr
PAIN adds used with unbcunde
ihs amen. Of horses and ssssls s.sh iarey
swengs gals or cha eyes partial blindness etc
used the heghing Of hstala pollev rngbone and spa
lily should keep th, valuable medicine hand ready
emergency.
LOOK OFT FOR CoUNTERFErTS,
The rrblie cautioned aganst another counterfeit which
Imminent the dangerous OF al the because
his having the OF Farrell many w buy it in good i.
perhaps only discover their when the spurious mixture
has wrous bit its evil fleets.
prie"r. aud Wholesale druggist No
Main Peoris. Iiinais to whom all applications for
efs II a. SefoGs he fsrte thn.G FARRELL s.
and his signature on the wrapper an othT gre 1onSterei
Wholesale and retail agents. Evansville Ind.
by regularly authorized throughout the United
States.
az Price Is and ~ cents. and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every Town village and hamlet in
Address a. c. Farrell above. accompanied with good
ference as to character responsibility. &e. ssIs-w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09

FIRE AT CiNcfsNATI Last Monday eve
nIng Hurts magnificent building at Cincin-
natl, corner of Fourth and Hammond streets.
was consumed by fire. 1t was occupied bv
the furniture store and mandatory OF S. J.
Johns, who makes as large a stock of very
valuable furniture any esta blishment in
the place; the vast china and glass ware
store of John c. Huntington e. Co; the ex-
tensive carpet store of Henry Falls, and the
book and periodical depo: of H. b. Pearson.
Mr. WisewelI lost about 400 paintings, some
OF them valuable. No insurance. In the
upper stories were the studios Of the Artists.
Beard, J. II. Johnson, Collier, Aubrey, who
will each suffer considerably. The loss BY
the fire was probably 100000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09
GLORIoIs srMA,ER.

WIT the hot sury atmosphere ofmid summer the rank
OF the low lands aud the -she in the valleys
OF the the die The
burning sun drinks up the waters and the o,eayng plants
give on n0Nlous gases aud onous that il inhaled
produce Elbow Jgandce the and
Bowe arrhce disep terry. aud Fever Bilious
fyFhus fevers tnter these aud inu-Hand
you should make free OF DE. igUcE.s lNpAN NfuErAE
PAsACEA- IL power cleanse the bowels purify
flood and health. Othcr coll
umn Of this PAPER ey5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09
OFFICE OF THEE. &C.R.R- co.

EVANSVILLE. Sent. :. 1854.
NOTICE Is hereby Eiven that Annual Eeeton thr
zen directors OF EvansF lille and Crawiordsse Railroad
COMPANY VIII he held at the Court House in the city
Snse on Monday the "a day of October the
hours OF 10 O'Clock =. NJ. and 40 clock Z. NJ
Seps-te j I'M Il MsRTIN seor.tarv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II p Blank Deeds. OF the most approved form and on
hne paper Blank Notes, Bills Ladns &C., &c. for safe
al this Office.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
a. n EcCIgsToS a IN.

HeROPRlETUR Rs OF the Crescent City FOUNDRY in Evans
viiie BALD all kinds Machinery. in quality and
price, equal 70 any Ide any city OF the " rst
make Fire and Steam Engine all Saw aud Grst Mil
Irons Cast Iron Water heels Car Wheels Cast Iron Hoas-
Fence Railing BRASS Work Of all
kinds Fought and Cast iroa Bridge MOrkIndeed
pairs = -.--' If
We pay highest Iron prer.
Foundry the CaRse0raer Canal and ingle
sepi-Sl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09

Weather yesterday hot as usual. Riy.
er reported falling at every point above.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09
BEnFOnD's FAMILY GROCERY.

ENHE Undersigned would respectfully inform the citizen. Of
s ir aSs sS . VI e
Second street. next door to James Ses Lumber Yard
receive :hsfe Of fiiiis Pa.5onase 70 merit ana
Eggs Lard and POAlrs the country shall keep
s,anty on hand full supply Of all staple articles fOr table
An Good. purchscd this will delivered at the
seq BEDFoRDk WADE
DROWN DOMEsTlCs.-soo ales different brands IS
ID taes island Cotton; 100 bales osnaLers Cstoa I
tale. rOwn Drilling 80 tales blue DR. ling and
'a ssry as NAM Names e. Low to1i.r 4 Cox ky
E,,RENCH AND ENGLISH MEBINOs piece,
n French Mer'so 2cO ryess tosh MerinOs. direct i'm
JAMES Low & Co..
SEPT AS MAN at. Louisville Ky.
NgOHAin IUsTRE.-2yO pieces assorted qlaIities 2oo
for sale by JAMES Low q Co.
sep as Nalnst.. Louisville Ky. /
HgUsLIN DE- L,INg.-7eso ea.,s Ensli;s. French and
a I'd for sale by JAMES LOW co.
sep AS Main ST. Louisville, Ky.
SALE AT a B,RGtIN@
% the .s r.aG sss ana fsSnia fis
enquire Of The Subscriber on the eerner main ard Water
eyZ' ----------- . MIN
al asss s T. GiLDERT s CO.. s;e ~ near water.
EsEEE AND CHEESE
~f.
received at ey2i BEDFoRD's.
EpOsIS5o bills received per steamer A,teIore ana far
IA sale ny eyiS LEWIS a. HOWARD /
GL,ssJ aRs.-,,nd o1 squ.. and TALL one and two gall
Y Ions each. for sale 10 Y
eylo ). l.. GILBERT d CO.. Syc. near Water
a FINE 10. Of Crushed Corn for COW feed uv c-n
n and osts constantly hand and tor sale i.v
auss al- W 1.r I. GRANT & co. I
HEEsE.-Reeeived rer steamer sultan p, lo,.s choice
~ Hamhurg Dairy Cheese. ior sale ~ -
ey' /. & D. HERMANN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09

fI'E nth session Of this ntGtion will begin Tnesdy.
l. Oetler t aud until OF with
la foiiowing faculty:
BENJAMIN " DUDLEY. NJ. D.. Emeritus Professor Of
Anat my and surgery.
JOsnr., t. FAINT. ". D.. Professor of the Principles
and Practice Of Sa-gry
HENRY NJ. BULLiTT. NJ D.. Professor of Physiology and
RoBr J. BRECKI\RIDGE. NJ. D.. Professor OF NAt,ria
VI diea ans Clinical SHrg~ry.
TlIpS ". COLE>COrf. ~. u. Professor % -nat"my-
Jos EPI g NORWOOD. VI. D.. Professor of Oh, mistry.
JOHN HARDIN " b rr,es Of Obstetrics and Disea'-
Is of " Women aud Children
l.. N. LAWSON. II H.. Professoro Of Theory and Practice
Of Medicine Clinical Medicine.
DAN I'D CUMMINS. NJ. ID. Drmonsrator OF Anatomy.
Clinical the Louisville Marine Hospital twice
week.
Preliminary Lee the School aud the Hos
p't,l arr the month 81 Oetaler ir.e % charge.
Material IN ,ctc sl Anaoay abundant The dsecting
- " ie OPEL vd ont the let a october.
The fees the fu etares atBountto sn5 Mat
rieniati fee be paid onyl Is seeig tick $40.
Gralattiln Ice 81. *. j. BRECkIN RIDGE.
Al. 2'-weo~ Dean o the Faculty.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09
PRIV VIE HARDING

I'VE street. orlOss the Episcopal Church is preuared L.
accommodate DAr Board. also two families.
ssPS-2A%
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NEOIIAiR I.UsTREs-
" u S5 pieces qualities pieces worsted Serge;
dirs.t mpOrtaio on haze and for sale fy
JAMES LOW & CO.
ang2s as Nam St. Louisville Ny.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09

,HOicK NJ. Il. II AIs.Ns-2o whole .na half bo,ss for
" saleky .. L. GILBERT CO..
aug-2 81 eamore street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09

UsT HECEivED.-2 casks of ouisley a. Co.'S Sugar
augl6 I. BACON AZ co 8 FAMILY Croeer~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09
scu.oL OF MEpICsNE

rwENTI EIGHT Shares Es willie Insurance cenrsny
l. Stock. Apply to W. T. PAGE, Cashi,r.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09

HICn ENS-2OdOz large size young Chickens reed
" ~ acki COOKS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-09
OCTOBER ELECTION.

Nr : sNDF@S:-Please announce the Of JAMES
SCANTLlN lr IS candidate Tor Councilman in the 2nd
ara ~ he lection to OIL the Oecasoned ly the
death of Mr. Francis a. Linek. sepa-te
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Ellfi = LIE

AR. Clothes Tooth Nail Comb and Shoe Rrushrs for
salsby ,e22 &C. ~ shEE.
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n OTIS FOR s<IE.-2oo ny ITO feet % ~ AMI Of
H Goods II aud Centre Streets Lamsseo city. Arfsyt
G c. KEATS
MM. u. JAMES.
angio-f At the Gas works.
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ME SNSDERs:-Plsase announce name as a candidate
for the ofce oSheTid OF Nanderbarsa Coany
-octOrer election. %
sep6-se JOHN s TERRY
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ID. q. AT L.. r..

FORTY ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
StTTUATED on Evansville ensviIIe road three
- miles this City. with log Orchard and
failing spriag-twenty acres ~ pp~ards cleared.
ALSO.-A Brick Hous~ "A Of Second
in roo rvpar and Veni-nt.y built
ALSO:-Fye vacant Lots laying Bell and Chsndlerb En
sryernent all Of which will s.d ON terms. En-
iuire OF ausB T. BACON AZ co.
FEW good Carpenters md en- roy nent immediaeiy
N ~ arp yingto ang2S T. GRANT * CO
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COTTON and Linen Floss. Purse Silk Sleeve Bands
- Eiassics foI slat "a A. c. PusHEE's
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Mz SANDEHS:-lOu " ii please my na a
tdae for reeIetion th- Pigeon
Township. at he ensuing October election.
seP5 WM WARREN
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BE- We are authorized to announce JOHN WALSH as a
eanldse Tor e-e.etiOn to the oee Of County Treasurer
she 0etobe election. sent
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EtOTrON snNs.-5s bags tits Day received
" er Raven. for sale by ). IL GfLBEkT co
aug<5 Arnt O. psess Fa.tory.
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SITUATION as Bookkeeper Salesman in a DRY Good
IA or Grocery Store neNceptona le Reference given
character and business habits Apply s Cit Ci-rks
thee. Serl II
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A. VI SANDERS. EslSIR The undersgn desires to an
nounce himself aeahddate AZ the ensuing october election
tr Representative OF Nanderbu in the Indiana
General ASSEMBLY. Respectfully.
q HARDIN
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

we can bring about series Of practical re-
suttsln our governmental policy that would
in any other light be deemed wholly ifnprac-
ticable. Singly and aloneis itin vain to con-
tend against the hydra-headed monsters OF
Jesuitisin and Catholicism, but suited in one
common cause, determined to secure the iiber
ties of our native land at all hezards, or perish
in theattenpt. we. cannot fail of success. Our
cause is a righteous one, the motives which
actuate ua,are Of no ordinary character, and
we trust that no brother among us will ever be
found absent fIom his postin the hour of dan
ger.
The candidate is then again taken to the
Instructor, who giyesh the sigus, pass words
and grips Of this degree.
He pays dime te the Secretary at the ini-
tiation Of each degree, and fifty cents on first
enterinstae ante room for examination. AZ
ter the third degree has been administered,
the Secretary gives him travelling card Ike
this:
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

A SILENT MAE.-Capt. Stone, Of the stean-
er Canada, now in his port, IS probably The
most silent man afoat. Sailors who have
been with him many months say they never
heard him speak. He writes bis orders 10
bis officers, and if they fail ri carrying thom
out, he reprmands them in writing Yet be
has the reputation Of being one Of the most
sliIIful and prudent Captains Of the cunard
line, and remarkable for he powers q pcra
.sonal endurance. When at sea he rarely leaves
the deck, night or day, more than an hour
at time, and nothing appears to escape his
notice. Still he does not speak. either % his
officers or passengers. On "a recent passage
two waga, who were passengers ID his ship.
noticed this peculiarly, and at dinner one
day were quite eloquent upon the bleasing1
Of speech, and, By wayof contrast expressed
their deep comrniseration for dumies One
Of these wags was so overcome by his feel
ings, that he deliberately took an onion from
his pocket and applied il 70 his right eye,
while lie gazed at Captain Stone with bis
LEFT. 'sPoor, dear gentleman,' he sobbed, as
the tears followed the onion, I wonde, if Dc
is deaf as well as dumb" This was too
much for the passengers, who burst into a
roar Of laughter, IN which Captain Stone
joined as heartily as the rest When order
was restored, he said; @Gonhemen and ladies,
or ladies and gentlemen, acknowledge that
appear to a disadvantage by rot speaking
more than do ). but what you have me to
says It ia my constant care to see that you
properly attended to in every particular.
What more can you desire n After ths
fort, he resumed silencesand has not Zee
known to speak since-Boston AtLQs.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

THTs is the hour when Fancy wakes
Visions of joys that could not last
This is The hour when memory takes
A survey Of the past.
She brings before the pensiVe mind,
The hallowea scenesof earlier years
And friends who ieng have been consigned
To silence and 10 tears.
The few we liked. the one we loved
sacred eand---c me stealing on,
And many i form far hence removed,
And may a pleasure gone.
Friendships thet now 10 Dea.h are hushed-
And young ahection's broken chain,
And hopes ihai Fste 100 quickly crushed,
In memory bloom again.
Few watch he fading CLEANS Of day,
But muse on hopes as quickly flown;
Tint after tint tAeysdied q way,
TIL all. at last, were gone.
This is the hour wheaFancy wreaths
Her spells round joys that could not las
This is the hour when memory breathes
A sigh to pleasures past.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1854-09-06

FoR TIM TERN. Dissolve two ounces of
borax in thee pints Of boiling water, and be-
fore it is cold, add one teaaPoonful Of spirita
Of camphor, and bottle for use. al table,
spoonful Of this mixture mixed with en- equal
quantity Of tepid water and applied with
Soft brush preserves and beauties the teeth,
it extirpates all tartaroua adhesion, arrests
decay, induces a healthy action Of tie gums,
and makes them look pearly white. Tho
best period to wash teeth IS atnight before roe
firing TO sleep.