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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-27
JOURNAL JOB OFFICE.


We invite the attention OF the public 70 CUR
facilities for doing jos WoRk Of all kinds WIN "sanu
disn.teh and cheapness. Our stock q Joo raPeiis
Casds DC is constantly receiving new add2.ons WI" s
We have the lat st res of Types, &c, @
yarIino M this stock suit any order ehave u'
WELLS PsTBNT POWER son PHEss, i,
-,,,.h Wa ara enabled to do work cheap, fas: ana
rood. We have also ordered a
PxTEvr DIAMOND JOB PHEss,
sxecution o. small and fine work in an e'eFans
manner These other No nrs asson.
ment oftypes, enable us to deiy compe'son'
Is" 'nn' RULING MACHINE
,here il in the western country, and the only enc 10
Evan.vilIe by which enabled to do all kinos oil
RGL4sV BLANK WORE
an ,h. ,eatest s,yie Orders either by letter OF IN per
on are respectfully s'lieited from
Country MERCHANTs.
far Handbils, Bills Lading, &c. &c ne wsrs r C.. v
executed and sent horHe promptly, and cnasos lo@"
able. .;... ,,,eix N -3auy
IA. of work white the prices Of material arg .ao9
s.nas ~ nm our terms Tor Job Work are insariabi,
s,sstf on 6riItEav OF WORK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-27
FIRE! FIRE!t FIRE!.!-
MORE TRIUMPHS OF
hlCH,S SALA AMANBER SAFEST.

III ? The FOLLOWING CtRnrIrcfEs hAyr ,rsr ryrv'
received by the mails. They form additional
OF the superiority of RrcHs SALAMANCA over
- ~ FIRE IN CHAkLEsi ON, sc. f"I-~I
=, CnARLEsros, April ~ 1854
Mr. L. NJ HATcH, Agent for Rch's Sala ma nder safes
Dear Sir: Finding il impossible remove on du-
ring the late fire. which destroyed store in payhe
street, and having taken out books we put info
several papers TO test IT,. Weare glad to acknouIe
that fully sustained the high repu on OF sales
The preservation ofthese pa per was more han week
Pecea wheh we witnessed the intense heatitwas Sub.
jected to. Yours, &C..
: II Il .-----.-- = CnITKI'NRY Trrn. nn... -.
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CRACHERs AT Wholesale AND
RETAIL.

gJ,HE undersigned constantly keeps on hand large
i assortment OF fresh Water Butterand sugar Crack.
srs and a.soof Soda Pilot and Navy Bread, which be
ing pufactured oy the latest improved Machinery,
and are not exceed In quality by other
~ in the country large stock always on hand at
dacia-rf J. SINZlCH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-27
EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRI.
WEkhLY Mali. lLNE

4EGSMA ON and after Saturday. July 1st, the un-
EN 1S-tx2k dersisnsd will run TRi-wKsKLr LINE Of
Stage Coaches ss above. 4.
Leaving Evansville Mondsys Wednesdays and Frdst's
1t O'Clock A M returning. leaves New Harmony Tus
days Thursdays and Saturdays at o'clock A NJ
The lire will all times be stocked with good horses and
Coaches trusy careful drivers and trips
made wh regularity and Dispatch All orders for goods
transportation Of packages &C., promptly and carefully
tended to.
For passage other business apply the Office ct Liv
and sale stable Locust the Market House
Persons leaving their orders of the Hotels viii
secure prompt attention. n. Il +. II. DE GARMO.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-27
EVANSVILLE. Ia SATURDAY. JANUARY o. 1856.
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
TO AFFLICTED ESERYwHERE.
DR. A. IL. ADAMS LlVER BALSAM
UNR. A. L. ADAMS NEW THEORY FOR DIS
~ awakening the inquiry in the minds OF all who
that Americans have been long and sav-
shy in darkness and Ignorance the subject Of
- DIR. A. L. ADAMS LIVER BALSAM.
Disease offered the afflicted OF
Territories for entire Of Liver
stages Bilious Fever. Ague and Fever Chronic Lung
Fever Dropsical Affections. Coughs Consumption asthma
tsm Piles Scfouia Salt Rheum. DyspePsa General Deb-
iy Nernousness. Costiveness. Indigestion Female Com
Dr. A. L. Adams' Liver Balsam now sustans the highest
remedy before the public and has proved
ptiea beyond shadow Of doubt hat IL the
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DISCOVERED
vegebe> for the OF tho above
The skepcal become its most sssuine
votafes, aud pronounce the Liver Bals:m to be the
ONLY RELIABLE HARBENGER OF HEALTH TO THE
AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
Tesoniss from trach has made swollen
gratitude for the relief received by its
And in submitting this the Liver hslssm is to
DISEASE aud bottle of Dr. A L. Adams
Liver Balsam. 80 . -
The reader perusal the Medical
which obtained throughout
United States giving epoms Of and
dsase Also certificates those who have tested its un
ascendancy the diseases to which We are all
E. scorf General Agent No. 81 Randolph Chicago
h to whoH m orders be addressed receive prompt
Sold by HALLocK sTODDARD. Evansvills.
Agents in tie Country be supplied H thsn ss Proprie
e. JAMES Mt Vernon; JAMES SAMPSON. New Har-
mony; z. o. JAQUEs & CO. Poseyvilie; HALLoCK b
PARMENTER, Princeton, Ind. el-lyw
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BU ,INESS CARDS.

LEWIS q HOW ARD,
STORAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND owNkKs ~
THE MAMMOTH RF-BOXT HERCULES.
rAyING t.if Ofe ffom the City Hotel JouR-
Orucx BgILDfxes. whefs they would he pleased u
thei. friends from the city and country.
aug9-dSwu
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wARAsHaNpya.pc.x,,
eoi PACKAGES OF NEW FALL GOO ps .frrs~
r.yp MORGAN. KEEN a. PRESTON,

MORGAN. KEEN q PR iks~TON,
AZ now IA store the test assorted Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods. Notions. Boots Shoes Hats and
oais th.y have ever offered the rnf moo
wish TO notify all close prompt dealers thatit
VIII oe To- SIN business for them pass Goods
ssu over the going the river e OF
passage money and 81 25 100 lbs freight. hege
are determined to this going river and have
sold many parties this fall who usually tuy
Cincinnati and Philsdelphia
need scarcely add these times that cash buyers
ecty at home in Cneinn
louisville Brokers here shave Indiana State stock Bank
paper from 10 to 25 per cent.
As stock Is rate fresh and healthy
specially
and examine for themselves. t1. y "rf e. new
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s. SORENSON,
Insurance and General Asent.
Once with Ais Hewss Water street. Evansville. Ind

rDwARD LIZ fIs ROBf. Q. HOWARD
LEWIS 4 HOWARD,
QSORWAn1lNG AND COMMlssi0N MEn LEE
Canal Personal and prompt attention &c 81
Co onsignm It's. either Tor sale . shipment.
Evsa.ville, June Is, lS54.-ly
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LOUISvILLE PAPER MsL

LOUISVILLE PAPER MsLL.
G. J. d A. v. DUPONT, lrT
SUCCES9SORS to ISAAC CRoMIE Manufacture of NJ
- and Book Printing Paper and wholesale dealers in
kinds Of Cards Printers Ink &c. also Agents for tn,
manufacture of Gunpowder
No. ff1 Main Street. Louisville KY
N. b. The highest market price in cash paid for Rags
Hemp and cotton wastes. seD25-6R
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PRICE, WALSH & co!
CHARTRES ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.
Nrxr (lprx 'A.s.-s1 no,

We have abundant to recommei kieh,s saba :
mander Safe as emneny freproof. sin ee We badntx
ceen opportunity, on the 5th February fasi, esin
one OF That description, which we purchased several
Chartres street with GU: entire stock hats. trim mia "a
Sc was burned on the morning Of that day sulfetfI
our safe to very intense heat during hours y
u saved all its contents. comprising b3nk notes :nc
checks forupwards of nine hundred dolnrs receiy-
able for several thousand dollars and accounts In our
books for forty thousand dours. "A said Safe cost
one hundred and ten dollars. we risk Bohiig in pr.
nouneing it the cheapest article rrc ssed|d
frf ALERRT d TRICO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-27

MAIN STREET. BERWEEN SECOND AND THIRD.
AE have removed Auction Rooms Main
the old Court House. where prepared receive
and sell commission ct auction private sale all kinds
Merchandise Household Farnure. Horses Bugres &C. &c.
Cash advances made consignmen sell
REGULAR SALES-Every Tuesday. Thursday and Satua-
day. commencing at O'Clock NJ and Tuesday. wednes
day and Friday evenings At as-lighting
will also particular attention the selling Of Lands
and Town Lots. .Hfl.. &c. s-E.. a0
All having Lsnds, Lots Horses Wagons Bugses,
or Merchandise OF to SELL respectfully
Gcited to give . call oct7-ly WO0LSEY 4 NELSON.
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COPARTNERSHlP.

lyH0rCE family Butter to bs hadat
~ Gsi1 COOKS
ruNHER MOMETERS. Spy Glasses and Pocket Eys
N Glasses. for sale BY ey20 A. @. PUSHEE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-27
COURTNEY. TENANTS &C:
FIRElN paYsviriF Y yo''isagqo

,,Il : - - DANsyILLE, April 10, 1854.
Messrs. SrEARSs & MARVIN Gentlemen: Yonr safe
went through the hre. Jt Contained all our L6ok{ ard
papers which came out IN ood order. The safe from
appearance. must have beenred hot. We trusted cur
all ia il. Very respectfully, ours. - -,
i-i9t = la W BROWN & GRANT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-27
Law PARTNERSHIP

TAS. g. JONES and JAS. E. BLYTHE. Aucrnfes al
d Law Evansville, indiana. nave ciitsd the
partners in the practice tithe law, and viii contirqs
Supreme and District Court They design turning the
attention particularly land law. In short time they
will be prepared give in few minutes abstract
the le almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
ments orin Lamasco togeshe with their professional
aon as 10 the title. ifdesired [jy25-dawtfl
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A. KURTZ.

A. KURTZ,
"HOLESALEA AND RETAIL CONFECTIONHts
and Manufacturer Of kinds Of CANDIES. Cakes Cor
dia Preserves Jel:ss &c. & First street, between Main
1Ofd-rs families Of parties for articles In
his tine OF business attended to rtest notice
eli -tf
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: A large assortment Of wILDrn's PATENT sAl.n.sp..

large assortment Of WILDER's PATENT SAIANAxpKs
SAVES, with Rich's improvement. for sale by
e1rsfIs cJ e.ng i STEARNS, Dc MARVIN
(successors to Rich q Col
t j 81 -g inaf 146 WATER STREET. n. ".
The only Makers OF Salsmander Safes, combining VT
ders and Rch's Patents. and Sole Proprets r
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock- which has neither KEY nor
keyhoe. ALLIS q HOWkS.
;myy-u }f9 az eG e. Agents at Evansville.
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aUCTION lsOOOax.

SALT sALT!!-2,o bhls :KanawhXs Salt just reed an
- for sale at s5c per bushsl BY
deel6 1881 FOSTER BROWN
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No. 1f1 Main Street Louisville, Ky.
N. B. The highest market price in cash paid for Rags
Hemp and cotton wastes. seI25-6n
g WAR WITH RUSSIA
VNO BLACKSMlTHS, WHlTRSMITHS AND
j EVERYBODY ELSE.-RUN HERE!-Hayinr estab-
sned Coal Yard street. between
aud Walnut prepared to sell any quantities the
PITTSBU RGH COAL as low prices bought
10 the Fails All orders left the
Churchill will be thankfully received
toby my3ilyd&w Al. HUTCHES0N & coz
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NHkEE good Dweliings. of Brick Of Frame
with the Lots thereto belonging; also corner Lot suit
aoie for business purposes This Is situated Pine
aud Frst the lower landing will
equal any other in the city of Evansville, pay
well in its present condition good bargain will be given
aod made II sold Of the will
be le and all the furniture Of sold good
pyI jsall-lms2tws BOYD BULLOCK.
80 THE QUESTION.
question before the Meeting House Is this: feller
meand they exchange
purpose the fsler with his gal the
and Is to for having he pictures he only
enough " in ordinary
the otter il magnificent casewheh picture should he put
in the maguiheent o.se-his ugly mug. hern,-
Would be gallant in him in the ugly
Would IL be jinerous in him HIS in the
which she Is to kesp THAT'S the question before the
ing house. We are open for the discussion. or
WEBSTER BRO. Dsguerreotypists.
jane-n Over Lawreaee's Marble Depot.
SALT sALT,!-2,o bhlsKanawhas Salt just reed and
- for sale At 75c per bushsl BY ,
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~ hkSs-4O sets common Buggy arc Carriage Axies;
N 40 do M-ras- do co do; laI
40 do patent screw do do;
40 do do Bolt do.
just rso'd xnd for sale by dec27 BABCoCK BROS.
TAKE NOTICE.
RGE lot OF unwrought Vermont Marble suitable for
aud Monuments will be sold at auctien
the 9Th day OF January charges unless the e he
previously paid Sale take place O'Clock p M Of said
at Of street and the Canal
dec27-tp e JOHN 8. MITCHELL.
..,,t, --, FOR WABASH RIVER. 80
THE stauneh and light dra,ght steamer MA .
-IAG DONA. SHAMATE Ma ter, will regularly du-
ring the above. For freight passage
apply to jans-u p. G. O'RlLEY co.
n EATHER.-io.ooo lbs Skirtns Harness and Bride
II Leather. in store and for sale BY ,,, $780,
dec27 BABCOCK BROS.
IVORY TABLE KNIVES.
FINE assortment Of Ivory Tables. in stock single
sets OF sets of pieces which both useful and suit
dscl2 doors below the Branch Bank
upECEIyED per steamer Altona-
IL IS boxes Wheat Starch; bbls Pearl Barley;
2 bbls Oat Meal.
Per steamer Ambassador-- |i It- ..t'it
bags spice; do Cloves
u bbl Indigo $1,000 b Caps
= s do Hominv; 10 doz long Shaker Brooms
bills ) Almonds; Is bxs NJ X Raistns;
- hf-txs VI X Raisins: = 2cases u bx Sarmnes;
Is bxs W Cream Cheese; do Y Matches;
Is do Fancy Bar Soap. for sale by ~
| jams l. d. HERMANN.
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a XEL6.-4o sstts common Buggy ant Carriage Axies;
n 40 do hf-ras do co do; l'
40 do patent do do;
..I. 40 do do Bolt .. do;
Just rso'd xnd for sale by dec27 BABCOCK BROS.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

4 IsIIIIIIIIZIEL.L!'.Z|.I!.. !! ] !! !.
,.a'r. il so s5o 3s5 4,OoI 6.u0 100 o.o0g .e,o0
o1..-.5o 4oo 500 ooI 7,a5l sso 1870 It 10 ~
s,o'r.s.5o 45o $50 $50 $4,000 1900 lsOo :9,0O
4,a.r.45o 55oI $50 80 9.1S! il5o Is s0:0o
5,o7r.s,5OI 6.5o rs $500 90 3oo ls@ soo0 So
,o'T. $50 1875 soOI $50 l.. .e5 l4 90 0o0 WV
.6T,.s,5oI ss5 s75 .s5 3.s l6go .3oo Jaw e.,eg
s.arss.5o ss5 80 lOesI Ilt.15 II 80 ss,.oss00 .0ve
One square, -''.' o.
each additional insertion. ..'.''''''.
chansexble weekly. per annum...... - - ~ ~
ro,.rrs space or less ehangess ftopors'nsss
s,..ans Cards, making six LIES or less ssn' e'nA P'
Aay,,,,.usp in form OF special ris.dsd notices. double
price. .-..sS.,,. nav .dver-
tisers ten per line -. .s.-
.,enr names t1. and 10 cts per week
,,.,.l ,or all time over we As from election
L,r. Cut, charged double the same dimensions OF
Aav.,euen,s 70 be kspton inside charged 2' per
regular rates.. ,,x,;.s.s =, s.S.
Marriages. Deaths and Religious notices pnbsne0
without charge. ,.,r.,S IA .S,
Tn. privilege Of yearly advertising hrns does ros
that Of indvid1al members.
LII inserted q the EffEssk OF 'ne M
ordering de1aysbs for the Legal
but eolleetabie usual sime - -,
Aa,.sins in Weekly per square 81 for arss in'er'n sa'
snla
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-02-07
The Vermont Press.

The Brattleboro Republican
takes ground in favor Of biennial scs.
sions of the Legislature of later day
for tho election and beginning of the SEES.
sion of longer term for members of
the Senate and House of abolishing
the council of ccnsors and of more
just representative system.
--Thc Irasburgh Gdcctte comes out
decidedly for the principal Constitution
al Amendments we have heretofore ia.
vorod. 1t thinks nothing will be done
however, as 10 changing the basis OF
Representation, at present.
The editor of the North Union
Charleston, in this State has received
a letter, lie says, signed Many Read.
ers." requesting the publication of his
"phiz and biographical sketch" We
trust he will crafty the anxious commu
nifty.
- Tho Swanton Herald says " A
mcrica's Own" is edited by Ned Bunt
line IL. u G. Judsor.) TLis is mis-
take. The editor is au entirely diffcrcn
man.
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communications would always be rcceiv-
cd 10 a corresponding spirit If friendli.
ness, and should be answered in writing.
When NJ. Kossuth saw Mr.. Webster
for the last time, there was n marked
change visible in his general spirits,
though not towards himself, for that was
ever The same but in respect to political
affairs. lie evidently felt discouraged.
" My time is gone" he said, on NJ. Kos
suth's attempting to revive the question
of foreign policy; "othcrs will come af.
" ter me to direct our policy. am no
" longer Of use to your cause. The Dem
" ocratic party will carry the Prcsidcn-
" tial election, and then, God knows the
" rest" This was only few weeks prior
to the great statesman's death. His day
of usefulness had indeed found its last
period -Nc,r l0rk Tunes
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THE MAINE Law ~ MAINE 1t seems
that Neal Dow has prepared and sub.
mirted to the Maine Legislature new
bill for the purpose Of enforcing the pro-
hibitory liquor law Of that State. The
n. Y Times thus describes it
1t inaicts-f1r the first offence OF
selling liquor, Fifty dollars and costs, and
four months Imprisonment; the second
fifty dollars and six months the third
one hundred dollars and one year Per.
sons intoxicated must disclose where
they got their liquor, or 60 to the House
Of Correction. Express, railroad and
steamboat agents will be liable to fine
and Imprisonment for conveying liquors
to or from those not licensed and no &C
ton is to lie against any officer for seiz
ing aud destroying liquors, where thc
warrant issues from competent court.
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PEoF NAsns "FARMEn "A new
series Of this valuable Agricultural
monthly published at Amherst, Mass, J
commences with this month, tho first
number Icing already issued The
terms to single subscribers are 81 to
clubs of four, So of eight, So of TWEEN,
ty SlI of one hundred $50 Specimen
numbers may be seen at this office
Names may also be left with us, with q
view to the formation of as large club
as possible. We are sure that no sub
scriber will ever feel that he has not re-
ccived the worth of his money.
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ART AND LITERARY ASSOCIATION
The "Cosmpolitan Art and Literary
Association" distribution has neeessas,
rilv been deferred until the 2Sth of
February. The last issue Of the Illus.
trated Catalogues rendered it impossi-
bic for the Secretaries at distant points.
to have sufficient time for properly
canvassing their districts. Another
year, we are assured, will see the asso'
citation in that position which must ren~
der it one Of the greatest and most ad-
mirahle Institutions of the day. Sub
scribcrs will bear this postponement
with pleasure when they reflect upon
the cost of the Gallery and its cons
tents, of the enormous expenses Of ads
vertising, mailing, agencies and cata-
loeue publication; one more month of
time will add to the list names sufie.
lent to insure tho institution from actu>
al loss-which is all that is hoped for,
or desired, the first year. The draws
ing will positively take place on the
2Sth Of February as announced, and
subscribers will govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-02-07

sam IIoUsroN The 1mvica'S Onn
copies our notice Of its nomination of
Sam Houston for the nest Presidency.
to which we appended that the paper sis
Native American but Auti Kn wv n 9th.
ing'-and says:
Is it? But how do you Green Noun.
tain people like the Hero If San Jacinto?"
As to the first question, we know
nothing" except what We Inferred from
some of the articles VIC read in that pa
per. We arc so ignorant on the subject
that we donot pretend to decide the ques-
tom but VIC thOught the editor was op.
posed to secret organizations.
As to the other roint. we arc free to
say that some Of the more recent acts Of
Gen. Houston have done very nucl. to
conciliatc towards him the regards Of
the people Of this State, aud to win their
confidence II in lie field as regular
and openly nominated candidate, we pre-.
sumo he would make n good run here
At present, however, there has been NJ
popular expression as to the next Prcsi
dcncy, nor do VIC think il time yet, tc
settle that question
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come from a responsible and respects
able source. They are met with studied
silence No friends ofGen. Pierce or
Gen, Scott have ventured to question
their veracity. We repeat, therefore,
they must be held to be true. 1t is
quite unnecessary to say that such
facts as set fourth by Col. Shankland,
are calculated to make a profound pub.
lie impression. They speak for them,
selves and account for much that
has been suspected, believed, but nev-
er before revealed. We leave them
with our readers.-Americdn Citi-
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A New Rook

Messrs. Strnger & Townsend, New
York, have in press n new work, which.
both from its peculiar adaptation to the
present state Of the public mind, and
from the genius of the writer, if we may
judge from the opinions cf those who
have read book in manuscript or in proof
sheet, is likely to attain an extensive sale
and popularity. The title Of the work
is "STANnorE BuRLElGH THE JcsuH in
orr Homes A Nore By Hc1cn Dhu."
1t is to be published in one l2mo.
volume of over 400 pages.
An eminent statesman thus speaks Of
lit:
Although 'SrANuop.. Bur1rlon' rro
fesscs to be only novel, I regard it a,
the bot political history of tie United
States for the last six years. that has
ueen, or is likely hereafter to be publish
cd | rejoice that some clear head ha.
at last conceived the facts and | an
glad that they have been deincatcd Sc
splcndilly by bold and artistic hard
1t will tear the film from many an hon
est eye in this mighty nation; I like it 70
its simplicity,its elegant dicion, its lucit
exposition, its dignity and its point.
have retired from politica! life forever
and my friends know it,whatevcr the pub
lie may think; and l thank God that a
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Iremnornnce Mentinr

Addison County Temperance Society.
in pursuance Of call by their executive
committee. convened in the Lecture
Room of the Congregational Church.
Jan. 81, lo5j.
Minutes Of the last meeting were read
aud approved.
Prayer By Rev II F Lcavitt
Ga motion. Calvin Squiers, c G.. Til.
den and Ira Bingham were appointed
nominating committee.
The proceedings of the State Society
at St. Adams, SO far as related to coun
ty action were called for and read
On notion, J Brockway. j. A. Bent
and p. Battcll were appointed com
mittcc Of overtures.
Tho nominating committee made the
following report which was adopted:
Tor President, Gen William Nash
For Ijrc Prcs"ietS, Asahcl Biug.
ham, Davis Rich, II. Munsill H. Mceker
f. W. Olmstcd
I5r .Sccrotayy, Ira Bingham.
Far Treasurer, r. i Fuller
For Etccutirc Committee, IT, +
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