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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-12

Nd GrFULLY fnfcrR the citizens Of Evansville and
t vfcrftv chat toy formed partnership in the
pfactce Of Medic,n and surgery. - 80. -. -
in the profession Tor quar-
and become familiar with the diseases moi
eate their ana sue
cess will entitls share of public patronage.
il Firsr street Main and bosusto p
Post 0ce where eithe both Of them may DC
eonsuited unless absent on professional business
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-12

. LUXURY OF THE Ancient IN Roses. - To
lenjoy the scent of roses at meals, an abun-
dance of moss leaves were shaken out upon
the table, SO that the dishes, were surrounded.
BY an artifcisl contrivance, roses, during
meals descended on the guests from aboyes
Heliogabalus, in his folly, caused violets and
roses to be showered down upon his guests in
such quantities, that number of them being
unable to extricate themselves were suffocated
in flowers. During meal times, they reclined
upon cushions stuffed with rose leaves, or
made a couch of the leaves themselves. The
floor, too,w strewed with roses, and IN tbs
custom great luxury was displayed.
Cleopatra, at enormous expense, procured
roses for a feast which she gave to Antony, had
them laid two cubits thick on the floor of the
banquet room, and then caused nets to be,
spread over the flowers, in order to render the
footing elastic. HeIiogabalus caused not only
the banquet rooms, but also the colonnades
that led to them to be covered with roses,
interspersed with lilies, yiolets, hyacinths, and
Inarcissi, and walked about upon his fowery
platform, - WYSst0aln. e..ff
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-12
DIR. f. ID. HIELLER,

( -TIs7sa13 y OF PHfLA DEBPHIA,
WWTHo graduated in Germany and Francs and can give
AV the Professor in the United
services to the citizens of Evansv1 and
vicinity He will particular attention
FEMALE COMPLAINTS ..l...s,e
r Noeler invites thcse icted with disease TO
ses him ANYBODY troubled with Chronic Diseases
A. fnaamation the Kidney Urethra Infammatoy
Rheumatis Diseases Of the Badde and syphilis viii be
IL tbe sbortest time for the hrst visit.
once corner Sycamore and Thirdss once hours from
7 A. NJ. till evening. -.s,,,<,,- =.
Thos Mntter Prof, of Surgery;
Ssn'I jackson. Prof. of Theorv and Prastissi
0.vQ. Meigs. Prot. of Midwifery; s.-Lr--
C. r. Gilman. Prof. Of Midwifery;
Jos. smith: Prof. Of Theory and PrAst.esi
II. D. Bulky. NJ. D.
Thos. Hun. NJ q. Albany. Y. y.
N axt1l-tf
GtUxNY BAGs.-so ssls, Sesry. ssors snd tcr sale
~ ~ ees5t SAM'J ORR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-12
DAVID O.NEIL,

nj ERC IT AMI II A LUK,
Second street. between Main and Locust
lust received opened of Cloths
~ different coiors Cassieres Of hne quality and the
with he richest yestug such as plain and fan
with goods Tor bust
asa All these goods the best qualify and hand
brousht this city, My old customers
and citizens generally invited 70 examine them.
am Hestrate work men 10 make up goods IN
She ases tstyIes and garraet hs fs a seplz
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-12
CO.PARTNERSIIIP.

EJHE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
A. ship under the style and frm of GEO. FOSTER & Co
Tor the transaction of raj ForDGrding and Com
issen BHsiness and have erected for that purpose
largo and spacious Fircproof Warehouse, on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner Of Locust and Dun
ham and the Depot of the Evansville and
Cr wfordsylie Railroad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special to CoHssucnts either by
River, Railroad, Canal or Wsgsons and wiilforward
promptly At the lowest fates. 81. ss4s. sse8ss Z
They will give nersonal attention to the purchase or
BALE OF Produce r6ceres In thfS market, and solicit
orders for the purchase OF Sugar and Moiasses the
Coast ofthe nrn win be in the South during the
Winter. ~-
Sh q pu bile pa atfonaRe. M. w. FOSTER.
E - 49, e~ - GEO. FOSTER,
f6et4 se~ eaFs - w. NJ. AIKMAN.
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NEW WAsHiN GTON HOTEL.

FuNHE Pro pretors this House removed from their
Main their Hotel. just finish
the Court House, where they
old and all others tho
1t call them in much superior than formerly
solicit continue
same which shall all to
IT, Our fare will be the best the market Affords and our
charges moderate.
eylO-dNwtf FELKER & HEDDEREoH .
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ssss.ea NVHa. REILLY, s.arss1
NNTHOLES Al.E MD RETAIL tsRQ QGEH. AND

would inform his and the public
vicinity that having pur hased the interest
ofthe senior partner in she late drm off W. Rally he
10 Grocery and Produce the old
stand hs opportunity % returning thanksfor
encs ot the same. ssie2o-iy.-zss WILLIAM REILLY.
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FARMERS, HOTEL,
D. 8. ANDERSON. MERCHANTTAMOR.

- On First street. between Main and Sycamore,
WWAS now of Cloths. Cassimeres, Vest
which he is prepared to make mp In the
styles and at short notice. He will warrant
long perence in husiaes to be
able give general satisfaction He has also ha9d fine
erno nix Undershirts and Drawers with fine Shirts
Collars etc. made In the best manner-with Gentlemens
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old customers
the public generally to call. dec16-ti
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cI1.aS AND.TORXCCO NrOREOF

JACOb SCHEUKEK, MA IN y BET. IST ANDXD
30. Schaener & s;chroeter's old staad.l
- PES sECrFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and s,Trcnnd n country hatI hare taken the above
Eai1d dehxg1r>d cd continue the same business and
hill keep kaRathe choicest Havana Cigars
ford: also obaceo Of all kiRds Mer
shaun China Wooden Pipes of all sizes aRd qual-
iities the cash prices, at Wholesale and Retail
Al lengthy experience in the business copvinces me
rat can give general satisfaction, and respectfully
snItcfY4 sbare of public patronage. .lap1u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-12

sEvvBAooN co. have removed to Main street. be-
tween Water aud First next door to Hallock q
stoddards Drug Store nearly opposite the Branch Hank
makshe antance Of many Peasedto
give them call They would thanks the very
fberzI receive acontinuence
Keeping every usually keptin the best Family
GroeeFess / u - - : - - Ja1Ao-Iy-
mTLiS1 AFRO MAEIC STOMACH BIT-
TERS. Y ,NaLLSs WINE BHrEERS.
EHEsE preparaeas have been and favorsoiy knSn
tentative and aad similar diseases con-
n{sSssns .Ssi = fse'ls'' TESNEY soRENsoN
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: EVANSVILLE. IND, MONDAY MORNING., NOVEMBER L. i
RAILROADS, &C.

PENAsYLVANIA RAILhOAD.
q q ~
THE undersigned having been sp-
RST. pointed Agent FOR the above Compa- LAX -
Ell NJ In this city would inform ship
psrs, merchants, and tho public
that f. Leseh George Harris and George
Black I'D Leesh x Co. - and Thomas ~, Clarke OF
:. CLARK ThAw. - under the Sf& Of
LEECH G CO.,
Are by appointment special and shipping sgsnts
the PsnRsyssnia RAilreed CoRaay Thsy have sstAb
ehed all the principal shipping points east
and prepared to receipt through from New
ork Boston PhiiAdelpha and Batimors 70 all western
cities all cities and towns the
Atlantic seaboard the Pennsylvania Railroad
The thsf whole attention forwarding
aud facilities shipping re and 20 the without
the 5cond charges By arrange
ment Railroad company Lsi.g extremely low. "a
the Of drayage they hope to
shipn.p ai,s s1 produce their agents Wit S.
cd free of charge for commission. ell5 flfstss
For informstion apply ct their ofieest
. Depot, Liberty street, Pittsburg:
do No. 5 South 18th street. Philadephia;
do North street. Baltimore;
No. 2 Astor Place.~
do s Battery Place, Ea-A .-ts-a slz
do 81 Kilby street. Bestoni Xi4s@,
Or JOHN y. MITCHELL,
epl3 Sun Waterst.. EvansTilie. lad.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-12
CHAPTER II.

II " III y
With the money in his pocket, which An
gely had procured for him, Robert Wilson
hastened down Broadway. At the corner oil
Park Place he paused, and cast furtive glance
around him, evidently much agitated. He
thought of his loving wife athome.
He had deceived her and his countenance
smote him. She was all love and gentleness,
and sincerity and confidence, and he had basely
deceived her.
Should he not return, throw himself at her
feet, and beg her forgiveness? Such course
was certainly the most grateful to his erring
Ipenitent soul; but he had made a "bad specu-
lation," and while there was hope of retriev-
ing himself, the demon of mammon within
prompted him to sin again. -.
Turning down Park Place, he entered one
of those gambling hells, which are the curse of
enlightened America. Again he paused on
the steps of the magnificent establishment. to
lsilence the upbraiding of his conscience. The
beautiful, loving expression of his wife, Ian
gushing away the tedious hours of his absence
in lonely misery, haunted him. 5 aes is9ia.
But the usual consolation, the oft-repeated
resolution ofthe erring soul: Only this time,
and thenI will forever abandon the way of the
transgressor," came to urge him on. = aaf i
| By the gas-light in the street, he observed a
dark form, closely muffled in the ample folds
of Spanish cloak, approaching the spot where
he stood Theistranger paused by his side,
glanced intently at him, and then entered the
lsaloen.l3 aFaiS 5asE,5 al-1 = tlisi 3 DIS - =
HefoIlowed him the hall flashed with brilliant
lights, and the gay and fashionable OF the me-
tropolis thronged the scene. Men smiled as as
Though the place was not the gate of hell itself,
The old and respectable of the bar and forum,
and the exchange, were there, countenanclng'
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PLATEn WAEkE.

WWYE have inst the manufacturer an
WV sortment ~ Plated Ware. such as table and tea
spoons forks bustsr krivss exta ne and beautiful cas-
trys will sell Eastern priosA aAd warrant
- Sc rarea on rernne knta metal early whits as
t.va s-d -tror rar th4n =iiver. Gail and at
pTTRoLFT SONS Jeveiry stera
,e Main =. h,t- tss Ssd.
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THE MYsTERt sOLvED;

4 HUDGTNG the crowd OF cuBtomerB nhFs ueUn
av visiting friend Embehs store 70 the past tive weeks we
msrca parance the boarG aHd in consequences
thereof was sacrifice but further enqut-
try happy TO our readers hAtsuch Is not
the exss He has full assortment of Spring
and Dry Goods and selling at very low rates.
hsnos the rusb a. his atore -. Ap4
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WNI. * mcGREW,

ATTORNEY AT LAWAND NOTARY PUBLIC.
once in the Crescent City Bank" Building.
NXLLatend faithfuy to all business entrusted to ns%
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TEyNEYAr sORKNsON.

WHOLESALE DHALERs GRocEhIEs AND LiauoEs. coRSEh
VINE srs.. EvANsvIfLE, IND. ea.
NNHE have this day formed for
M the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery anu hi9aof
bnsiaess Eevpg succeeded the business Of Messrs As
their stock and made additions to make
shall be able oher good hargRinh
FOR CASH. any house in Evsasre or any eity In the
West. X. 3. TkNNEf,
=. . - .. 3. SORENSON.
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IRON RAILING.

VWNUE the for the sale OF new ana
beautifel pattern of IRON RAILING. with Foand
wrought rods and figures put up in great VARIETY o.
.tsr
Kind no Those wishing Railing GO 1ncose cinesey
lots yards for paIIas stc WAL 40 wen 70 gse INC
Prices from 81 so to e. sopsr fsot. ..,,,,,,,,
v23-dAW a. tt M A. La U'hStsOns-
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eFoRAWts WANTED.

WNFEars prspSfsd se Fire Proof
Wv any quantity Of Grain Produce or Merchandise OK
eho mesflibsrAlt4- 49, EesF f4q*tA wv
Having and ry rooms stairs. particular care will
all 60 damage from damp or
saa 70 st she proofrase emen
{ loL9er wacn desired. sslsssas5- sss1 i5ist
ocsted on corner and W. and
Canal veuent for shipping By River Kali
Tesd. Appiyto novi GEO FoSrEK q CO.
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sss OLD OsH ECO LINE.
From foot Broad st. Y. daily. No transshi hiFmentat at
Albany or Troy Mark packages "old oswego Line care
Sinclair & Co., Toledo. o. ..ra-'t4s g
- - - PRoPRiEToss AND AGENTS.
T. S. tLittlejohn 1e0 Broad street. New York.
Fitzhugh Littlejohn, Oswego, N. Y. -t-s
Sinclair Il Go . Toledo. Ohio.
Geo. Foster & Co.. Evansville. Ihd.ar aaia y|
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CLOCASg CLOCKSg AT WHOLESALE
by BiTTROLFF d SONS,

81 s5a4as EVANSVILLE, IND.
WKIE hsvs jus. received large supply OF eight a.y an
oomprsnE every style Of wood and iron -ases which
wllse cash dealers low the same articles can
bought Hestern cities We shall ~
ways ksep good stock hand and think We can make
20 he interest Of country deaers 70 buy their clooks y US
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Stock of Boots and Shoes.
HENDRTC q & HIc1EA,

mWAyE now received fall stock Of Roots aud Shoes
embracing every style. fsuying directly from New
Eng they enabled to sell as low as any
in They invite dealers to call and
before making IL business exclu
oeiy we are show variety OF Styles
ep25-tf = = ss7s.-4r 81
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49, THOIHAS Ia. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
asi "a South William street, New York.
DEING longesablished with an extensive connectlol
in the above business respectfully socits consign
ments ofal kinds of Western Produce, which will rcev
and personal attention at the
scae Of charges. Particular will be bestowed OF
consignments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advance
made ON all Shipments when required by -. -,-
-i~''ss T J. H.'MAGHEE & Co..,
febeo.tf Evansville, Ind
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Leaves York daily Sahbaths excepted NO transshp
lnsut a Albany. Steam Lakes.
ASENTS.
g. B. wiiiia@s xiiif 20 Broad ST.. as.airs New York
r. R. Livingston. }
j. o. Patten l. Co., Buffalo, N. Il.
Sinclair az Co. !, Toledo. Ohio.
Geo. Fofter & Co. Evansville, ind.
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NOTION.! NOTIONs!l

MSLowER vases. tnermomstefs:. travelling CON Mons
hest london ing eight and ten key'd French
French harps. dolls marbles; toys tea
aas port onnAies combs. Superior needes min.
h.k. k,v rings pens tooth brushes wax
bsaas domnoes Emersons razor staps toilet
ssap jumping ropes aRd battle DOORS together VIII
-nn1S under Odd Pellows' Hall. Firstss
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FURNTTURE. WALL. PAPER. &C.,
AT Schmidt Gx ETARKE'6.

WTE Keen constauy hand variety OF sotas Divans
~ Lounges Chairs, etc.. of our OWE manufacture o
order OF these articles Win har OF pu
bottoms aud in any Style desired
APERS OF ali qualities styles which respectful
" da.,s1t ins.ss PaOiis A's'nNOA SCHMIDT srARKE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

To- The a:lTIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
KEN ftCKX AND ILLINOIS.
MAS D. SAUNDERS. Civil El gincer having taken his
ap ths city Of Evansvils would respectfully an
Ksaasky aHd illinois, that he Is Prepafd 30 furnish Pians
Apsoecaons EstimA work Of descriptions
profession viE Water Works. Drain4gs 81
laad Raiways Turn pike Plank other RoGds, the In
provement Of Rivers nayigs gstion purpo es. etc.
sstnonials of ability re N l. B. Wilson E,q ohisf En-
of the salem Railroad Judge Hughes
niooninxton Ind George O. Dunn of Bedford Ind, a.
y. Wilson. q ty Engineer Of New Albany, Ind. and n Y:
&ecre, Chet nEineer of the e., l. and o. 5traEht
Liae RAlr nd. can be seen application mnzo II
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; 8 mASON,s BLACKING.
HpFcEIyEp rs sross Mason larze Hacking;
HR COHA'
for sale at reduced pricesby e2is !. D. HERMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-13


Obituary notices Rre greatly d"pr"cin'ei 81 late y"-'--
,rcrt..r on 20, w!;hGat merit TIL" occurrence o. death
i: rs. family circle In too frequently the occasion OF pc.
.nuLnl.s praise, cco ui;rg the pGr'lHlI;iss OF friendship. or
he common syuIpnttIPs OF our nn'ur" are sub.id!zeG 10
he os,cn,a,icrs parade Ui imaginary virtues. and tn" ua.
conscious dead clotIci with honurs which society refused
ur e:lrciti 10 accord he living. What marvel, then, 'Ls,
Ia. lunsuu." OF til" pau. ryI!c l. brcCre '.tal", .Gt ard
unlro:tnhlr'
;Lcy nrr .cw. but Of such Il ono we venture 10 cay q word
ius: now. On the ith inst. Mr.. HENRY Is. MOHTAGCE,
u nr.ivr rc..Icni OF Richmond. Va, but Tor the last three
vcRrs II cI;IZrn ui Baltimore, departed THIS lite. III IL" uFa
year OF his n.c. Man tWs'G!Hs al THIS life a iwo-io.d rrls
'iun-,O God and his fellow nsn: !ntcIIlsen,Iy 10 Epfre.
lend the nature Of tAc,r relations, srnsi;iScIy 10 feel the
nora! DBL. ErI"nr sp!Imgiu- ont 81 item, and conscientious.
Is = discharge ;nCa!, j. 10 illustrate 70 IN" world the high.
49,, strl. q, ulrII" The -uhJ"ct Ui Til nOi!c" has don" the.
For thirty Y,.r-a consistent member Of the PrcsbytertHA
Church, l. irIiniIl husband. sn E."c,iona'' parent, md a
,OGd ci,i2Cn. nuH during that period hl-chhrgih3 these "a.
lice! chEgui!on- wiki Eirlity and 2caI,-o: such a man We
nes, o, tim; Providence who hath ordained Otherwise,
III" should have died hereafter
y,. wien yr remember I'LL In" circumstances al A!i La
md desth, sc feel the rather Inclined 10 congratulate Mo
surviving trirnds. that he = now renewed from the rvlu!
.Gc world" To- reap the fruits Of lis Lahore III that brighter
and bli,>iul ubodr reserved Ea ih. hau!ia;:On oil tie just
He went forth No y Christian soldier rhrly into the held,
wlil- tho morning dew was set Eistcuine ON Ms NAL,
armed viii the sword Of the SpirIt, the SHIELD o! ! all,
md having his toe; -hod with tho preparation oil me "ospe'
suddenly. without warning, he has been stricken down, but
wiki MI his nrInur on; and her. IS ri6'OTy. Let thote who
mourn hi. departure be joyful 10 remember that he Id.
fought th- good h.ll, h" Eas kept tho faith, ma that hcnce'.
forth ,.!rrr j. laid mp tor hIln a crown OF righteousness
which tho Lord. the Righteous Judge, shall give h:in ihHt
Duy al heard Il voice from Heaven, saying unto me.
Write from hencriort!i ole-s-d are IN" dead who die III
the Lord, even 20 -uiih the Spirit, tor they rest from ;h"lr
l-bvfS.' N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-13
+. LEAKE.

We take pleasure in announcing, that Mr.. Leako
will address the people of this county, on The first day
of our April Court, the same day in which Mr.. Wise
will speak. This announcement must h~eightcn the
d~ecp-ielt interest which is manifested in hearing Mr..
Wise. Mr.. Lcnkc is unqncstionahly one OF The aOlest
men, as Il speaker aud orator, i'll She State. AZ " po-
llical debuicr he has never been vanqui-hcd, though
he has often met men Of great talents and proves III
debate. 1t is with peculiar pleasure that we announce
his intention to address us, MS we feel confident that
his stirring ~eloqucnrc will tend TO arouse us anew for
the great fight in which We are engaged. How proud
ws are 10 see him, the faithful md gallant Lenkc, bat
Ting under the standard Of Henry \. NIse!! lie IL
cauvassiDg the East Tor the great cause oi Virginia
Democracy. He has seen the dangers and porIls
which surround our time-honnred principles. lie has
seon this dark, secret enemy endeavoringt IN crush nnr
oarty and destroy those grcnt principles OF republic
can government. whose achievement cost the blood
and treasure of millions. He has seen the old Wing
party, in the puise of acknowledgement endeavorins
n cnll md seduce the Democrats who have so often
inn,bt undor his victorious standard. He has seen
thut the whole Union looks to the success Of the
Dn,norra,ic party i'll Virginia, as n triumph Of the
Constitution and the rights Of States. He has seen tie
fearless Wise bearing our standard bruvcly On, against
the fiery pillows of Northern ;SmS, which are sweep
;u, over the land, and while the gallant Wise il tow
priuC in the thickest Of the tight, the veteran Lcakc
has rushed to his side, and determined, like a true
kuirllt, to stand or fail under his glorious banner
Lot every Democrat follow tho example ui such tried
and faithful mon rs Shelton +. Lgake. Let every
Democrat, like him, come to the rescns AMI do battle
Tor ''prirciplcs not men, and rest assured "the day il
ours" and our victory complete Rockingham Re-
yl,,rJ.
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ECKLERlSM

", yalsutino Heckler, q Dutch Butcher IN the
eusurba Of this city published a letter on the eve OF our
rece.: municipal election, to prove that persons OF for
olga birth Gre unworthy Of the rights and privileges
of trssusu. There was no neod Of special argument
% establish his unfsness for any trust or DISTINCTION
The fact is notorious. But tho worse specimen does
ns determine the character of @ class.
Ut /. q a!;hy bird that fouls its now nest" Heckiei
is last the fellow TO do THE dirty thing. lie has long
bssa III. l~ickepit:ls OF a certain &c. in Richmond; and
b5 his ipean and .ervils spirit has forfeited all r.aim
10 the respect Of his countrynen. 1t is not surpri'-
lex that to serve this same sci he now comes
forward ard suhscTibes himself Gss.
], is not difficult TO conjecture what will
the Tgbl;c say Of 8 person who thus baseiy
dsc.sdss hiuse.i aud calumniates his country
men. Mis testimony will be contemptuousiy rejected
except In % far as it convicts himself of a worry mean
sud dos7icoblo spirit. A. Heckler can neither read
nor writs-lh English language-his letter must betho
production Of some other person. and that person. ae-
eo.5n., 10 runor, is n notorious Wing politician, be-
tween whom and Heckler the relation Of master and
servant has long subss;ed.
7, will DO rscollected that the moment Hcckler de-
ee.pdeJ from vague calumny to specific accusation
he vas convicted of falsehood by Mr.. Miller, a Ger
man citizen Of the most respectable character, IN Q
carl which was published in this paper.