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s@- Margaret Fuller somewhere
beautifully says - 1t is marvel
whence this perfect hower--(the water
lilly)-derives its loveliness and per-
fume, springing as it does from tho
black mud over which the river sleeps,
and where lurk the Shiny eel, and the
speckled frog, and the mud turtle whom
continual washing cannot change. It's
the same black mud out of which the
yellow lilly soaks its obscene lite and
noisome odor. Thus, we see, too, in
the world, that some persons assimilate
only to what is ugly and evil from the
same moral circumstances which supply
good and beautiful results--the fragrance
of celestial flowers to others
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WHOLE NUMBER 229
T 81 90 A YEAR,
PAYABLE In ADVANCE.

not leave the house where he so we'll
learned the great lesson of life. He
enriched it with rare fruits and pleasing
ornaments, and then from out his boun-
ty he sought to do good to his fellows.
He was happy man, and they had
happy children, and all of them had one
of the most joyful, merry, laughter low
ing old uncles in the world.
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nR. FARNHAM is absent-will return
IL TO his Office in Westerly, about the brst
of September next
Westerly, Aug 2, 1860.
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George G. Wells,

Dealer in Boots and Shoes Of all descrip-
tions. Gentlemen's fine Calf Boots,
CATERS of all descriptions, Rubbcrs
and rubber Boots Thick Boots,
Brogans, Shoes, &c.
aides Caters, Walking Shoes Slippers, &c.
Main Street, Westerly, Il. |. 134tf
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Ba- A Barrister observed to learn
ed brother in court that the wearing of
whiskers was unprofcssional Right
his friend, "a lawyer cannot
be too bare faeed.'
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G.. w. MarstOn,

HALTER AND DEALER IN FURS,
Keeps constantly on hand n large stock OF
Gentlemen and Boys Hats of the latest
fashions. Furs Of the bcstquality,
and Of the newest styles cheap.
Buckskin G Gloves, Mittens Of every variety
Spring Styles just received.
Store under G. Lcouard's Hotel 137tf
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Il. vi. Dunn,

Keeps constantly on hand large stock of
Gentlemen's and Boys Clothing adapt
ed to the season, such as, Hats,
Caps, Goats, Vests, Pants, Shirts,
Undershirts, Draws, Boots
and Shoes, &C., &c.
Fancy articles and Ready Made Clothing
at low prices. l37tf
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Porter & EOyesaNd.

Manufacturers Of Tin and SheetHOn Ware
A full supply of Stoves, of the most APP
proved patterns, always on ! and.
Tin aud Shaet Iron Ware for sale, or made
to order, Mt short notice.
Shop on High street. I37tf
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i. Il II. NOyes:

Drv Goods-Prints, Muslins, Cambrics, ID,
Lanes, Brown and 5leached Sheetlngs'
Broadcloths, ,Cassimeres, Satinetts'
oceries-Molasses, White and Brown Su-
ears, Teas, pure Coffee, Spices &c.
Agents for the sale of valuable Medicines
Store next to Pawcatuck Bank ~
,a7tf PAWCATUCK, CT.
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N. MarstOn,

Makes to order, Walking Shoes, Caters
Slippers, and every description OF La
dies work; also, Gentlemen Boots
Caters, SC. of supcriorqual-
ity and workmanship.
Constantly on hand, large Stock ofGoods
in the Boot and Shoe line.
Store on Main st. 1871
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AN endless variety Of Cabas. Portefolios
n Porte Monnaies, just received at the
2O7tf VARIETY STORE
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MantilIaS.

TUST received, Mantillas of beautiful designs,
s and for sale by PENDLET0N 4 co.
Westerly, June fs, 1895.
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william II. CTy

Is prepared to have Books bound in neat
and desirable styles at short notice.
N. b. Books ready for delivery in two weeks
from the time they are left. 10Gtf
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Samuel A. Gov,

Paper llingings of the latest and most de-
sirable styles furnished when desired
Agent for q. q. Dolge's Dye House, Of Prov
idence Orders left at Mcssrs. S.
u ID. Smt MS Store will re-
;siye prompt attention. 13Stf
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VOLUME V-NUMBER s2l.
Business CARDS.
d. B. Chester

Continues to give particular attention to re-
pairing and starting up Wool Cardng
Machines, Spinning Jacks, &c.
lOt2l3 Address, Ashaway, Il. |.
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Francis Sheffield,

Agent Of the Ne,c London county
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Office West Broad Street. Pawcatuck.
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wanted--Oae line to Gil this column.
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H. G.. Barnes.

Dealer in Daily and Weekly Newspapers,
Magazines and Books, and the latest
Publications of the day.
Depot under G.. Leonard's Hotel. 137tf
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o. StlIlnlAn.

Dealer in Miscellaneous, school and Blank
Books, Stationery, Embroidery Nate
rials, Perfumeries, Fancy Articles
oy. west end Of Pawca-
ridge 1l2tf
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efally and cheerfully. A small sum from

orally and cheerfully. A small sum from
even a tenth Of those who not only should
but are able, would be amply sufficient to es.
tabish an association, supply reading room
with the choicest literary, scientific and po-
litical publications, and lay the foundation of
library which in a few years would be an
honor and a blessing to our city. The
scheme is Highly practicable. Why should
We be afrsiU Of attempting what ev-
cry consideration Of interest and dhty re-
quires at our hardsi Why should this COM
muniiy remain indifferent, and leave the
merchant, mechanic. tie clerk andtEe Ia
borer, without the means and inducements To-
cultivate their minds and become intelligent!
Why should we allow our young men to fire.
quent bar rooms. oyster saloons and back.
rooms, to dissipate time. money and charac.
ter in pursuit Of pleasure and recreation!-
The man Of business, cooped up all day,
wearied with constant labor, when night
comes, is tempted, aye forced to seek these
places Of resort for company, and there his
means are wasted nd bad habits contracted.
But this would not be the case, il other and
better places were opened to him. If we
had reading room filled with periodicals
and newspapers s, il a library hall was pre-
pared with the necessary comforts and ar
engagements, he would 90 there for recreation,
where he would mingle with intelligent com.
pany, acquire knowledge, and spend his time
with profit and pleasure.
1t would be useless for me, Mr.. Editor, 10
attempt an enumeration Of the benefits
which such an association would bring to
our society, nor will l attempt to suggest
any plan. All recognize its value, its impor.
lance; all ieeI that il would be an honor and
blessing to our eity-and why can we not
secure its early organization! We have de-
laved it already too long, and let us now
make the attempt with zeal end determine
ton, and not allow the opinion to GO forth
that the people of Evansville have no high
es and nobler aim than the pursuit OF wealth.
SYDNEY.
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One Horse Cicrk Correspondent.

In TWO letters al least the Indianapolis cores
pendent of the Old Line organ here, has alluded
To the rows. bullvings, use of ''brass knuckes,"
&c, 'y which the Democratic party in Indiana
were last election kept from polling all their
votes, and consequently su.tained defeat We
cannot complain that the writer, having an i'm
agina,ion OF his own, chooses to exercise IL, and
very frequently IN The dirty manner peculiar TO
himself, but we do feel like complaining that he
should believe for moment there is a man in
this community so ignorant, so grossly unin-
formed of passing events, as to tase AS word
that the above piece Of ina gnaiiop has any
ether Foundations than its authors tevertd brain
Never in the history of Indiant was there an
election which passed eff So quietly as The last
Fall election Never one in which there was
less fighting less lawless feeling or an evident
stronger disposition 10 MAINTAIN sobriety and or
der. That there ere occasional disturbances
at polls, is not unlikely. but it is absurd 10 CON-
pare these with even the mcst reaceable State
election ever before held in Indiana. In mvst
of the and cities as M Evansville, all
liquor houses IRE closed on the day of the cleo
ton, and since then the general good order pre-
served throughout the State at the polls on that
day, has been the subiec; OF undisguised congrst-
blaIion and pride on the part of good citizens
Yet in the face of these facts. shabby cores
pondent, who would falsify the lra.h for his par.
~ in preference to eating his dinner. alludes re-
peatedly to rows and MODS and violence in con-
nection with this election as though such things
had actually occurred, and had disgraced our
State and defeated his party! Does he bcliere
any such thing1 Ifhe don't believe it, YET says
il, what is he doing7 He is deliberately, ard
calmly and coDlly-stating that which he
kHOrs is not true, anG which he must be aware
every reader knows is not true. We do not envy
nor can We respect that man who calmly and Sc
riously tells falsehood prirately-much less
deserving OF decent consideration is he who
publicly and to a thousand persons instead of
one. tells the same unIruth--bai least of all en-
titled TO honest regard is he who is shameless
enough to tell as truth publicly that which is
false, and which he knows every one must at the
first glance recognize as falsity ITSELF
Were this but solitary instance in the wri-
ters correspondent &c, we might deem il an acct
dent. an illustration of natural depraviIy be.
ing ungovernabIe by moral influence, bu; his
letters are full cf such Measurements. He has
fasffied our REPRESENTATIVES position and Wifi
ell every Republican in the Legislature, libeled
the e,ple and illustrated how even a good in
tellect msy be dragged down or bought down TO
the performance of the diriiest party work. by a
little office.
We had not intended wiring more that a SEN
tence about this correspondence, but as what is
written is written, our readers had better take
heed by it, and not swallow erery thing some
writer's may give as facts.
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Fer the Journal.l

Mr.. EDITOR:
heartily approve of all Umbra has said of
the value and necessity of LIBRARY AND
READING ASSOCIATION, and earnestly hope
our citizens will be wise enough to prof, by
his suggestions. We have neglected this
matter too long; we seem to have forgotten
that Evansville cannot, and allow me to say,
should not rank with other places over which
we claim superiority, unless its people are
generally intelligent and refined as well az
wealthy and enterpriziug. Since "Umbra"
has set people to talking 4 have heard it said
again and again, that the scheme il attempts
ed will not succeed Now, DIR. Editor,
have far highe, opinion of this community,
who have heretofore in all other matters,
shown s o much spirit aad wisdom, especially
as this enterprise does not require aay great
outlay of money. True, it must have a ba-
sis, fund, bat the greatest difficulty is not
IN this. n some determined moveme mt w ere
made by the proper persons, numbers, within
my person,I knowledge, will contribute lib
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CRAP VINE SErTs.-Messrs. Decker g.
Kramer advertise Grape Vine Sets for sale.
Those who think they may want some in
the spring, had better engage them now, as
they can ne bought cheap and are of excel
lent quality. Ii is better to buy here, thin
send TO Cincinnati.
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
EYANsXII.lE. INlI An &. -

vUNHE above Institution located First. he
IL Main and Sycamore streets (Catwells Hal N
Students all the first OF September until the mid
The rooms are fitted up style equal any other similar
the West and effort shall be wanted the
Principal make Students comfortable in ever
respect 80, r,...-.
aud Theoretical instead Of using books the pupils
exercised making original entries Ioarnal1ag rg
OF opening closing variety OF fer
looks both for partnership and business
including balance sheets &c in fact performing precisely the
viii be required in the CosSe- Hot eni
qua, the tudent entering the heal
duties AccoISTANT any kind OF buness III eeTse
q ;ns fruc-iou will con- OF
DoUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEIING
branches including forms adapted to the Re
tail Business Stean-BO Bookkeeping Commission Busl-
ness Accounts Account sales Mercantile Calcuz-
plee system OF Commercial
being impaired individually and not in Glasses
students therefore enter at time and progress IN the
PM course ca BE completed eight weeks.
aud may not require than weeks The time how
VIII not be limited Stoashts can ie'ie" ~ my $500
free of charge. 49,. .--.tf,1 an
advance his students and make them
n,p ON As awarded to thos deemed worthy Of them
TERMS (PREPAD SECURED. rths
exceptnr s. Il. Bookkeeping. sepOo ineicalns
49, Esen;ng AZ 90; Mercantile Calculations s5,O
Young men wishing qualify themse 'o
Keepers are respectfully invited 70 can at.n ~ %
satisfy themselves In regAt
RACES 10 be derived from attending aeoufse Vi
Institution. .-.,s.s 4, sewing thatarv no, son OF
mere practical part OF TINS
could he learned in Counting
eo-u " 81 is,ruc,on from TO w. from = 10 D. 4.
hours he evening. Pupils attending the evening
anu I'll, Tnrnish their lights For further inOrmsr
tiou call at the or tne
CatsIogsu.s JEREMIAH Benin. Principal.
EVANSVILLE. August. 1897. s-'
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The Indianapolis correspondent If the
Enquirer stated in OF his late letters thai Mr.
Hardin voted against printing the Governors
Message in German. The said correspondent,
either had not examined The vote, or in his Gus
tomlry manner wrote that which he knew was
not true. Mr.. Hardin voted for the printing in
German, as be ought to have done.
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Pros. ISa ming.

This gentleman wiIfreTain al the Wash.
ingion House another week where his rooms
have been thronged either by those seeking
relief from chronic weaknesses, or by the
young for the cure Of droeping and ronnd
shoulders. and the securing of beautiful
form.
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The river from rising very slowly Sunday
evening commenced rising almost as fast as We
ever knew il do here. During the night it rose
hree or four feet. large quantity of pork was
on the wharf, and men commenced working al
o'clock in the morning to save it romth water.
Considerable" Of it, however, was lying in the
water yesterday mo, ming.
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IL The rain of Sunday morning changed 4,

IL The rain of Sunday morning changed to
snow and sleet accompanied by almosea hurri-
can. of wind. From ll9 above freezing, in a
few hours the mercury sunk TO % below. Sun
day night was very cold, and the wind blew tn
riouslv. AT 8 o'clock yesterday morning. the
thermometer stood y above zero, or $50 be-
low ireexing point. No ice was formed on.Ihe
canal here owing 10 the wind
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THE FREE CLASSIFIED AND THE AGENCY ESTABLISHED.
CLAssiFIcA or INDIANA FREE BANKS, MADE BIT COMMIT
TEE oI.NAYoBIg CONVENTION, JAN. I'D, lso1.
CLASS MOL.
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From the Indiana polls Journal!
ValuE OF ad lanu Free Bank Money

Below we give Rebort Of the Citizens Committee,
which appointed to nx the value OF Free Bank pa
per. These gentlemen were select d from among Oui
best business There is important difference be-
tween this classification and that made by the Assoca
ton OF Free BANKERS at the late meeting. There Is
feeling all classes Of people in the
city and country to be governed by uniform for
Free Bank money: and so far rs we can learn the fol-
lowing list gives Satisfaction.
In regard to an agency" the Committee, in view Of
the appointment OF pePsuw AMI Defrees, by the Free
bankers for the purpose contemplated by the cti.
zens have concluded 10 defer that NATTER and 10 salts
factory allow the Bankers Agency osupercede the one
the Committee directed TO establish
REPORT.
TIE committee appointed at public meeting Of the
Business Men Of Indianapolis, held ut the Court House,
December 30h 1854 10 examine the securities of the
stock Banks OF Indiana and classify them according TO
value OF the bonds deposited with the uuor
report follows and mend that the bill be
ceived at the prices named should any OF the banks
named in tn first class refuse to redeem 10 DIN the
value second third classes change the cassn
cation will be altered accordingly.
GEO. 4. BROWNING, Secretary.
indianapolis, Jan IL, 1855.
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The most e1traordnary dseortry the World is the
Great a abian Remedy for Man mad Beast.
n. q. FAkRELL'S
ARABIAN LINIMENT.

CELEBRATED ARABIAN EMINENT.
ME beautiful and fertile region skrtirg the desert
shence those aromatic gums aud baams OF which
this Imminent composed and whose stimulating
through the whole asyipg intense
pain In lew minutes. Try it. when will lie convinced
that no preparation in high degree its perfect
the flesh
storing US 10 limbs paraed and where the flesh
away leaving nothing bot skin and bcne excit-s
healthy action causing flesh and fill the
shrveed Para h restores the fluid joint
aad this in she why
Of the joints In the spine liver lungs and kid
ys this great remedy stands before other
For internal you will gives great
lief IL has no eausl in the world Rheuuatism-ao.
swelling bness week joints spine and chest
aud reptiles salt rheum corns NANCE aud indeed
nearly all diseases which require external APPLICATION and
gore neck Seroula or kings
Evil Liver Complaint nervous diseases etc. For
% S-eeny exiseense; a spsviu splint Kingdoms
BE heal FisuBa Farey. Poll Evil Windgalls. Strains.
Bruises. etc.
LOoE OUT FOR COUHTERrEITS!
The public eausened against another counterfeit which
has lately made its appearance cailedw b. Far.s Arabian
hs having the OF Farrell will buy u In good faith
without the knowledge that exist and they will
perhaps only discover their when the xture
has wrought isev fleets.
The genuine article Is only by d. G. FARRELL
sole Inventor and proprietor and Wholesale druggist No
Main street Peoria Illinois tn whom all appcatcns Sol
agencies must be addressed BE ret IL with the let
ters u c. before ths Farreus. thn,-H. e FARRElb'S
sod the wr"PpsT al sssr' are
Wholesale and retail Agents Evansville Ind.
oy regularly authorized agents throughout the United
81 Prise p .SS l . cents. and 81 per bottle
the United States in which not srvs y established
Address w. g. Farrell above with sood re-
erenes AZ TO ehar-a,ss resro visibility. de- .o~1iw
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SOMETHING NOVEL ANO lNf sf,l M.
feul, rina ry and SPINAL w.akn dropping Ian
gor formty and rreg arity Of the hips and shout
der hhh,ck lateral spinal ensrvaton which now
among children and young ladies' also with rp-
vi,ed TO consult Prot BANNING Of New York -
ring thiweek the Washington House and examine his
Body-tre Truss. Truss Brace. Pile Brace: Pelvic
Grils uuchbaek Prop Spring Spino bdomina shoulder
Brace d Sp nal Lever by which appliances
spectey with obedience to nature he cures
without pain .veni-
Forhe mediation Of the community. under the pres
the times reduction made from he
Of the above Indispensable appendices OF the
var,she janis Il
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TENNEY a. sORENsON.

TENNEY d sORENsON.
GROCERIES LIQUORS. CoESLE
WATER sTs.. EVANSVILLE. IND.
TUNHE this formed eopartnerhp Tor
the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business business of MesSrs Alis
owes their stock and made additions to make
shall be able offer good bargains
FOR CASH, any in Evansville, or city IN the
West. X IENNEi'
lana s. S0RENS0N.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

Lh. the @ Of rs, lot. amos With 40 As to
,he water standing hereOn in 10 days ar the
Of th order and in default thereof the Marsh
20 perform and
runr thereby ssed and collected ny sale Of
may be necessary TO SATISFY sA'o en
;.s1sa, ~ GEO " TOpD City Clerk.
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rpooMs.-loo doz common -roons; 1900.
las 10 large double sized; " .-.-
do fancy:
do do Steamboat;
T aboye lot of BrOoms gnrnent and ior sac
cncunati prices adding carriage. tor sesh -
nov22 - -
G&FE KEY FOCND.-An iron Ssfo Key VAS ieHn0
- Yesterday morning Mair street The owner -. o.
tain 1t by paying for advertisement 0Ofi'-1
uDURE WHITE LEAD.-25 kegs pure White Leaa re0'o
II and for sale by noys sANN ~
S.eT COO X S Family Grocery
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JOU r NAL.

- The telegraph lines were downasi night
between Princeton and Vino, mes and We are
consequently without dispatches.
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RENIOvAl.

IN BACON & co. have removed to Main stree oe-
II tween Water and First sts.. next door to hsioe.
nearly opposite the Branch ban
where they will he pleased see all their old
at the OF many are piessed 70
them call They thanks for the very
liberal patronage given and hope 20 receive
S..ey ef-e janl6-ly
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

SACKS Pine Grove and Bairsvilie Mills Flour on
- I'D Sand To- ale az T. BACON d CO.'S.
;.nIs Main st letw. First and Water.
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CORPORATION NOTICE IN. -, =,
ORDERED That the owners of Lots Nos D y. o III ~.
n "a rs and subdivision of ont lot No fronting
Second street Law GOOD AMI SUFFICIENT lam
,hereof Of the usual width In DAYS after bca
ton the direction Of the and IN
Marshal IL directed perform said WORK.
en-. costs and accruins erey will be assessed TO
aud by sale lots eh thereof may be
said lien and costs ~ erero ne Com
mon Coune,l isnI6-3t GEO. II. TODD City Clerk.
BREAST PIN FOUND.
n JARGE Breast Pin containing found Main
.,rest nixht before last The have IL by call
ing O. Decker proving property and paying for
ment. !~A-
OsT-A heavy Pilot Cloth black Overcoat containing
papers the pocket bearing the owners name
vsyasd Jani3-n